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anF FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR NO. 21. CEDARVILLE, O ffloJ FRIDAY, MAY 1,1931 PBICE, $1J50 A YEJAE NEWSLETTER SCHOOL NEWS Mother Earth Seta a Facial CO U R T NEWS WIFEOFUTE.
E M STATE SALE ORDERED WHITELAW REI9 • ■ Special Assembly Private sale of personal property | A special assembly o f the entire belonging to the late Mary C. Jaeeby, | school was called Thursday morning CEPARTMENTS deceased, has been authorised in Pre- DIED NEAR PARIS ______to explain the Boy Scout Patrol to the bate Court. . ; ^ COLUMBUS— According to figures’S ? * 11*8- tV t, *™itm*****'R»'* « Mr*. EUzaWth Mills Raid, widow o f compiled in the office pf EtecretaSHf ^ of SUES ON AUTO CLAIM State Clarence J. Brown, the number * ^ the late Whitolaw Reid, died Wednes the student*. Grover Bales, doing business a* the aC motorcycle* in Ohio, delusive o f Scout P*trollneH * °4 day morning at 9; SO, according to w v* The village marshal, Mr. MoLean, wma Bales Motor Bales, has filed' suit a- dispatches-’and a telegram received gainst Alpha Peterson, seeking to here from New York City, to Mr. Wil marshaUeins and recover a judgment 1930 O h io hart oTsnn" n,otnrpwl«r I c*rrJrinC out this worthwhile project, liam Conley, Mrs. Reid’s local repre for $269.82. The Peoples Building and while in lflvn «’oo* w „ i; JL mJ *This work h*> been entrusted to four sentative for many years. Savings Co. is • nained co-defendant, Z ^ ««*• McCorkell, Laurence Wil- Mrs. Reid had n o t. been * in good to operate on Ohio roads. The Irteat-, liamson, Wendell Murphey and Clark George H. Smith is attorney for • the est degrease came in the year of 1921 „ ‘ V T '" j health and reports say she developed , . *. iPost. One of these hoys is stationed plaintiff. wheat 4,097 less motorcycles were H-1 J ’ a cold on her voyage across. She .was ‘ during the noon and evening dismissal censed than in 1920: Motorcycle side ill oply ten days,'* having sailed two at each of the following .places: at the JUDGMENTS GIVEN ; cars decreased nearly-one half in the weeks' ago, after arriving Ip New end of the center walk, along the cen Attison Bozarth ha* .been awaraed last four years. In 1930 there were York, following a winter in California, '\. ter walk, at the entrance of the south a note judgment for $1,018,36 ag*Inst only 1,491 left in the state and in that •A specialist was called from parts by drive, at the first stop light. These R. B. Barber in.Common Pleas Court. year eight counties failed to register airplane. During her short1 stay, in ; boys are authorized to direct traffic John T. Harbipe, Jr., has recovered a single side car, while six others Paris, she visited the new building pf . for the protection of the school child 4 note judgment fo r $100.60 against could muster only one each. the Herald-Tribune, where the Paris' ren in school who are crossing the Albert and Bertha I. Gray. edition is published, she being 'one’o f streets at noon and evening. the principal owners of that paper, The state house park has been vast TRIAL OVERRULED r Mrs; Rgid was the daughter o f D a -' - ly improved in appearance by the* sod “Dat’s wet dey all are aayingl” Demand o f the plaintiff for 4 new rius Ogden Mills, financier, and- she ding of barren spots, especially along May 6—-Opera house. trial ha& been overruled, by Judge R> was 78 years old last January, She the walks extending from the en L, Gowdy in the. breach of promise was married jn 5.881, and leaves two, ' trances to the Capitol building, The Commencement Calendar o f promise case of Miss Irma Johnson,; Children,, a daughter, Jean,- w ift o f - sodding also provided means of fur Dayton, against Howard Faulkner in May 6—The members o f the senior* Sir John Ward, London, England, -and nishing spending money for a number Common Pleas Court, A jury recently ■ class will present the comedy, "Col- a, son, Ogden Mills Reid, publisher of . - of enterprising youths, who nightly j]ege Cut-Ups” at the Opera House, decided in favor of the. defendant. ,, the Herald-Tribupe,' - , .. ’ can he found with flash-lights gather- Mhy 10—The annual baccalaureate .The Reid palatial home - «t White, WE night-crawlers, which they sell. 3ervice' for the graduating class of the K . OF P. LODGE SUED ' to those piscatorially inclined.' Some Planes, N. Y,, is noW occupied by the: high school will be held in the United C, H. Ervin and Fred Ervin, ’ doing of the boys succeeded in finding over Presbyterian church. Rev. R. A. Jam King and.'Queen o f Siam, who are Jn-' business as the Ervin Milling po., in’ this country for, several, months. M r*.,,' a gallon each of the wiggling, crawl ieson will preach and the high school ing angleworms. Xenia, has brought suit fo r $218.84 a- Reid was as well known in London <*nd orchestra and glee clubs will furnish gainst the Grand Lodge o f .KnghtS o f the music. 45 Registered Jerseys Dr. H. O. Schick To Join Paris as she was in Jitew York. Dur- Pythias of Ohio.. - ing'the time her late ' hhsbahd A number of improvements are be May 12—The cantata, “Hiawatha”, M’CIellan Hospital Staff Burned To Death On tf> ( as ambassador to the Court bf St. ing made at Lake resorts owned and;will be presented by the fifth and C lark C onnty Farm In Early Fall; Report , SUIT AGAINST UNIVERSITY James and in the same capacity In '' - controlled by the state. Much dredg sixth grades in the school auditorium: Paris, she wa$ a social favorite aAd ing haB been taking place at Buckeye May 13—The members o f the Home Wilberforce University is a defend One o f the largest barn fixes in this Cedarville people will regret to did much entertaining .on State pc- \ and Indian Lakes since the dose of Economics Club will entertain the pa ant in a suit filed by John; Harbine, section o f the state happened last Fri leUm that sines the announcement in casions, ^ . parks last fall. Under the .supervise trons during the afternoon with a tea. Jr., who brings three separate actions day night on the John Howell farm our last issue that Dr. H. C. Schick i6n of state board of Public Works, Interesting features of the tea will be seeking to recover $200, $262.50 ' and Mfs. Reid hps'ohly made,occasional > in Clark county when 45 registered would leave the first of the month for channels haye been deepened and wid a playlet and van exhibit of things $300. Gilbert Jones is named -a; co-deVisits to Cedarville,' hrtd then in com? '' Jersey cows were burned along with a New York City to specialize iti certain ened, retaining walls strengthened made during the year. fendant in the third case. . . pany with her husband, who!found, r quantity o f feed, implements .-. and a Dr. W. A. o f lines, he has been offered an attrac and. sanitation improved. When the May 14—The high school commence*, pleasure in returning during the later ,v- silo. The loss is placed at $16,000 with the Greene Coi tive place on-the staff at the McClel < parks open for the summer season merit exercises will be held in the op SUIT TO FORECLOSE " days his mother, ' ."Aunt Marion” , insurance in the Clark County 'Mutual announces the lan hospital in Xenia upon his return, there will be many noticeable im era house. Hr. Bloomhardt, Professor Suit for $1361.47, also seeking foTe Aeid lived, The Reids had plaqnhd .to Company, . hiatprice BrowmJ Dr. Schick has disposed of his prac provements. o f History will hold its annual busi closure of mortgaged property/has visit Cedarville and the-old home, just . A man giving the name Of1 John Tur umeutand the dmretum, tice to Dr. Harold Ray, the change to ness meeting and banquet in the been filed in Common .Pleas Court by about the time of Mr/Reid’s death tin key, 83, Springfield, was arrested by the gift of Otii ^'.erected.. take place,today. Dr. Ray .and his London, in 5,912. Mr. Reid’s death, - Director* o f Highways O. W. Mer- School house. .(Further details o f the the Home Building and Savings. Co.' authorities at Yellow Springs for thd on the Wolford ifcrtinriUiv wife, who is a graduate nurse at the o f course cancelled all arrangements/ , - rett will conduct contract lettings for events will be' published later.) against Frank and Orpha Bottorff. Clark county Sheriff. He is held for and Jamestown Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, while She was ’a. frequent’ ' correspondent proposed highway improvements tot Harry D. Smith, attorney, .. .nvestigation. S. the Dr- served his internship. Dr. Ray on business matters with'M r. .Donley, aling $4,900,000 on April 28 and 29, Come and see the Seniors “Cut-Up” - Howell was attending a dinner giv- The mow is a graduate bp Cedarville. College who has had charge of the Reid es This means approximately €0 miles Wednesday night, May 6 ,8 P. M. op . INJUNCTION-MODIFIED m by Jersey cattle stock breeders in boulders split and Michigan University and has tate for many ylars. '.She seemed to of improved toads, giving work to a era house. 3pringfield at the time bf the fire amt ment Thf gif many friends in this county. In the injunction suit filed’ .by M- fiKve as much, interest 'in , h*r hue- of unemployed. The For the present Dr, Kay and wife Koogler, Beavercreek twp., against hands bid bome as -thp^ph it.,. j g j g j g j JobimBigl ' •'**' " «■ «. Class, ment o f agriculture for the excellence n g # n »ok m m m A m f itmddatt^bte* ^ liwtora frtaa New YMk im to*** C. EL-Hitlsboro road, 7365 with Esther Waddle presiding,, musi permitted by court to install, new. tile- o f his herd o f Jeraeya. o t Jacob and Judith Walters Brown. the early fall, when he and hie wife; could make CedarvRlp a y ir ftid Jim* Mtiee.to SwMea County on th* Tifira- cally entertained the High School. The in an excavation niad* to connect ^ th The fifteen mere* Set eeidafor the are to locate in Xenia.' Their many in company udth her son, Ogden Hpffia' New. Haven fond, 0,754 miles in Geau Scripture was read by John Webster a drain along the Uayton-Xenia pike Arboretum is Covered with numerous friends regret, very much o f their an-” Reid, who has arranged a visit to the ga county bn the Chrgrin Palls- Green and a group of popular numbers was and to fill the ditch. Th$ present tem McKillip To Address native oak. In this connection Mr. nouncement to leave here b u t'h a v e former hom e'of , hip father*, He is villa toad, 6.400 miles, in Shelby coun sung by Regina Seward, Glenna Har porary injunction ia to ramafo in force’ Wolford has associated with him, his congratulations for the Dr. in being expected to be preaent at Miami Uni ty, 4,004 miles in. Fayette cdunty, ris, Freda Smith, and Emma Hurstoh, County Dairymen with respect to any further digging nephew. Dr. R. L« Haines. Caesars Solicited by Dr. B. R. McClellan to versity Commencement where his fath 5.854 Wiles on'the Ohio River road .in accompanied by Marjorie Strobridge. or trespassing. Ivan McKellip, Dairy- Specialist of creek, which flows through- the Wol join the hospital staff. er’ graduated; He will reqeivo * 'degree Clermont county, and lesser mileage A Saxophone solo, by Isadora. Owens, :h e. Ohio State University, will meet ford land h f to he planted with swamp at that time'bnless something unupu&l lit a number of other counties. accompanied by Carma Hostetler, con with Greene County Dairymen, W ed-' sndw ater fed flon t,of Southern Ohio, JUDGMENTS GIVEN prevents his trip West, 41 ’. cluded the program for the morning. nesday evening, May 6, at the Assem/ The dedication ceremonies .will be Case Was Not Tried; A. B. Smith has been, ^awarded a I*' There have been 1,420 cases of No funeral arrangements haye been bly Room of the Court House at which held off the- grounds. Musk Will be Defense Attorney 111 note judgment amounting to $3,288 smallpox in Ohio in the past six announced at this, time but it , is ex Does Toby like punch ? You don't time records dt the .Greene County furnished by the School* in the East- in a suit iii Compton Pleas Court a- months, according to figures compil pected the remains will be brought to know. Well, you’ll find out when yon Dairy Herd Improvement Association era part of the County.. Mrs. Evelyn The second'trial in ‘the Case of gainst Sarah B, Paddock and Marga ed by H. G. Southard,- M. D., Director New York, where her husband jb hur come to the opera house, Wednesday, will be analyzed and the factor mak- Branson Howell, Yellow Spring*, will Frank Gorman, 21, Xenia, charged ret A. Bebout, defendants. of the State Department of Health, ried at Tprrytown. '? • * .. May 6 at 8 p. m. to see ‘'College Cut- >ng fo r profit will be discussed. speak of ‘‘TbeCottjlngofJaoob and with furnishing liquor to minor* and John T, Harbine, Jr., has reedvered 86 being reported in a single week. It Up*.’1 Records giving the pounds of milk, Judith Walter* Brown” Venerable set for Tuesday, did not atari; owing a note judgment fo r $346 against Oli might be interesting to note that in pounds of fat, value of product, cost Quaker* from Rockbridge county, Va., to illness of Forest Dunkle, defense ver F. Eavers and Opal;, Eavers in •the entire republic of Cuba, with one Time Is Nearing For* Baseball News of roughage, cost of grain and profit who purchased 2,609 aeree o f land to attorney. The jury disagreed at a for Common jPleas Court. ^ city o f 800,000 population, not a sin The high school baseball team^lost above feed cost have bqpn kept an establish their home. ' mer trial in February. Annual Town €lean»up gle case has been found. Four counties two games this week. The weather for 20 herds with a total, of 413 cows, The monument also marks the The following petit jurors were EXECUTORS APPOINTED - in the north-western part of the state Now that nature , is putting on her, noth games was very suitable for foot .these records show that an average location of the famous Simon Kenton drawn for the case: Margaret Clark, Mary L. Bryson has been appoint are responsible for 42 per cent of the best it is also time to be, thinking Of Dali. The first defeat was by Bowers- return o f $2.09 was received for every Vi Ml, now State route 72. W. A. Pax- Silvercreek twp., Una C. Williamson, ed executrix of the estate of William 1,420 cases. During the first 20 days the annual spring clean-upjcampaign. ville 5-0, last Friday. Bowersville’s dollar expended for feed. Average ton, Jamestown; will read an ode to New Jasper.twp., Luther Voorhees, B. Bryson, late of Xenia twp., without, of this month the four countied ac Some of these days warm weather veteran pitcher was too good for the teed cost per 100 pounds o f milk was "The Kenton Trail” X B, Faxtxoa, Beavrecreek twp., Katie Anderson, bond in Probate • Court. Appraisers i counted for 66 per cent o f cases re will be here to stay and we must have, iccal boys who were able to get only $1.09 and feed cost per pound o f fat Stanford, Ky., a decendtot of Gen. Xenia twp,, Frederick E. Anderson, named are: Harvey Collins, David ported, another county had 19 per the ashes, old tin cans and garbage one hit. waa 26c. Benj. Logan’s sifter, will describe the Xenia; James R. Fudge, New Jasper, Bradfute and Ed Bone. cent of the total, the remainining 83 cleaned up to protect health and also Monday afternoon, during fireezing The cows were divided into nine “ Invasion o f Gen- Logan in 1786.” , twp., Herman Coe, Miami twp., Dora John H< Irwin has been, named ex counties having less than 25 per cent give the town a good name. A clean weather, Spring Valley gave Cedar- groups ranging in production from describing the trouble the Indiana the ecutor o f the estate o f Minnie E. Ir Bull, Cedarville; A. B. Lewis, Jeffer ing up order or request to citizens for of the total. ville the worst defeat of the season, 150' to 550 lbs. o f butterfat: The 150 early pioneer*-to tint section. win, deceased, bond being dispensed son twp., John Ary, Xenia; Harry such will soon be in order. Following 12-6. The features o f this game were pound cow gave a net profit of minus Dr. Galloway terms the "Main with under the wifi. Robert Zimmer Graves, Bugarcreek twp., Eva E. that there should be an inspection trip The early closing event* o f the many errors on the part of the local $18.04 and the 550 poiind cew net tiie Street” of Greene county, as the Win man, Archie Gordon and Ed Darling Wright, Cedarville. to see that the request has been fully ' hio Stats Fair to be held in the Cap- players and a home run by Grube. owner $74.00, chester trail passing through Bowers- were named appraisers. carried out, si City, August 31 to Sept. 5, will 'Spring Valley and Bowersville will Officers of the Association are: L. ville, Jamestown, Cedarville and Clif ring some o f the noted speed kings play here next week. H. Hartley, President; J. O. St. John, ton. Over this route Gen. Logan led Frank A. Wright Now ASKS FOR PARTITION ! the country to the local track. The Vice-President, and Nelson Ankeley, 300 mounted militia in 1786 againat Partition of real estate has been Senior Flay, May 6, opera house. County Board Member Hatchery Turns Out itriefi close May 1st, and Secretary Secretary-Treasurer. All dairymen the Shawnee Indians at Old Chilli authorised in the case of James R. l State Clarence J. Brown will pre- Flat opens May 4 at “Doc's” are invited. cothe, now Old Town* Frank A. Wright, Sugarcreek twp., Davis and others against Allen ? H. 2,000 Ducklings Weekly srtfc silver loving cup to the winner of Following the Paxtoh speech the D. was elected * member o f the Greene Davis and others in 'Common Pleas is open trot for two year olds own- A start hgs been made this year tor- Mechanicsburg Finally A. R. chapter* o f the county will have County Board of Education Friday to COUrt, Wilbur Berryhill, John H< I In Ohio when nominated and raced ward the establishment o f one of the Speculation As To a part in giving the ceremonial creed fill the vacancy caused by the death of Wright and Nellie Sowards were ap j Tuesday, September 1st, the purse Gets Waterworks Plant and salute to tits flag. largest duckeric's in this lection o f . W. B. Bryson, who had served as a pointed appraisers, ling 11300. F ru it T ree D am age Dr. Galloway i Will preside at the the United States,With the hatching After two years of contention among member and president o f the board dedication and Connty Superintend' of baby ducks or ducklings by * firm local people, council,' a contracting How much damage did the snow, for seventeen years, SUES F o r INSURANCE ent H. C< Aultman, will be in charge near Plattsburg. Duckling* are being' company and the courts, Mechanics- hail and freeze do to fruit Sunday J, B. Rife, Miami twp., who was Hiram Rogers Won of the tree' planting service. Dr. Suit to colleet $160 Vm a life insUr-, hatched at' the rate o f 2,000 each week * i>Urg is now assured of water. The night and the frost and freeze Mon vice president, was elected president Haines will speak in. behalf of Mr. ance policy issued by the defendant by this company, according to M*d- Damage Suit Friday day night ? This question was heard In Mr. Bryson’e place. H. E. Bales o f plant was started by action of council Wolford in presenting the monument to the late Eater Benson Kirk, who tson County Press, London, Two out due to illegal methods of proceed- from all quarters the first o f the week. Caesarcreek twp,, was made vice pres died Nov. 2, 1930, has been filed ip A jury In Common .Pleas Court on and arboretum. 'Dr. Haines is well houses 200 by 200 with heating-plant ., ure the courts held up the work as After having decidedly warm weather ident. Common Pleas Court by E. G. Styvon Friday returned a verdict for $10,000, versed in trees and flbwers The his care for the duckling*. contracted. A local company has for two1 or three weeks the sudden Mr, Wright, the new member is now against the United Insurance Co. of the amount asked for by Hiram Rog torical society extends a cordial wel been formed and will sell stock to change brought a-return to furnace clerk of the Sugarcreek twp. board Chicago, the plaintiff claiming to have er*, against Mrs. Maude Warner, on come to all citizens interested in ed complete the work and get a franchise heat There is a very heavy bloom with which he has been Connected 10 been named beneficiary. Premiums on MRS, LUELLA MELTON DIED Mw claim that defendant has sustain ucation and pioneer history to attend The village reserves the right to pur this' year for cherry, pear and peach years, the policy Were overpaid by the plain LAST FRIDAY MORNING ed permanent Injuries as the result of the service. chase the plant at any time it may de trees. The full extent of the freeze tiff, the petition avers. It is charged an auto accident August 1, 1927. The cide to do so. The original contract damage to fruit will not be known un the insurance company refused pay Mrs. Luella Melton, 49, colored, died dsfentand, who had filed a cross pe ors who have had material on the til the bloom sets fruit. BLOSSOM c l u b ORGANIZES Landscape Gardners ment, ’ last Friday moraing of acute uremic. tition demanding damages o f $10,520.- ground and part of the work complet Gardners that had out hot house Improve Water Site poisoning, following an illness bf sev 76, was denied damages, the costs be ed will finish the plant. Mechanics- plants tried to save them by covering. The first meeting of the Blossom DIVERCES GIVEN eral weeks, She was a daughter of ing assessed against Rogers. burged started the 'waterworks pro- Club fo r the year 1931 was held at the Landscape artists from Dayton are James and Ann Robinstffi and Isave* Rogers charged than an automobile Pauline Toll has been granted a dl* just before the Cedarville system was BASE FIBBING SEASON TO home o f Misa Marie Collins on Thurs busy this week planting some shrub her husband, an adopted daughter, driven by ’ Mts. Warner's minor son, vorce from Ollie Tolle in Common under way, CLOSE FOR SIX WEEKS day evening, April 23. Officers for the bery and beautifying the grounds a- KcVa Melton, who teaches to the East Daniel, also occupied by the defendant Flee* Court and was awarded custody dub year were elected as follows: bout the pumping station and the wat two brothers and three sisters. The collided with his car at the intersec of their minor children, « o p e n s r e p a i r Sh o p i n x k n ia The closed .season against bass fish President, Frances Ross; Secretary- er-softening plant, The work was or funeral was held Sunday afternoon tion of the FWer*l and Jamestown- On grounds of gross neglect of duty ing goes into effect today and will be Treasurer, Made Collins; Recreation* dered by Mr. Turner of the Daytto from the A> M, B. church, with burial CedarviHe pikes. Irene Kelble has won * divorce from Mr, Roy Inman, who operated a In force to June 1 or six weeks. The jal Leader, Margaret Dailey; News Re company that installed the system, It William Emmlt Kelble. The plaintiff to Massie* Creek cemetery- jewelry store and repair shop here up closed season is protect bass during porter, Paulines Ferguson. Other adds greatly to the appearance of the was granted custody of their minor TAX RETURNS DUE MAY 1 until the time he entered the hospital the spawning season. member* o f the dub present were; property. child, Geraldine, With the father re ANNIVERSARY NUMBER ' at the Soldier’s Home, Dayton, several Florence and Cathrine ’Ferguson, Cle- Delegations of officials from differ taining the right to visit the daughter Friday is May 1st, the day your tax months ago, has opened a shop for the TODAY IS DEAD LINE tie and Louise Jacobs, Each girl gave ent cities and towns in Ohio are here at reasonable times, If the parties to Wa an l« tetoipt of ttoanaiwsary* itum is due,* Failure to file will cause repair of watches and docks on east a report of the kind* # f flowers al each week to inspect the new system the action are unable to agrse as to number of “th# Leakavflie, N. C* Mitel, on to low $100 exemption on person- Second street, Xenia, next to the Today, Friday is the dead Ike for ready growing ka her garden, and our arts is the first of it* kind in the en the amount the defendant shall pay of which Will Hundley k editor, fa it I property allowed by law. Returns Xenia Mercantile Co. He asks his filing your personal property blanks leader, Mr*. Collin*, outlined the new tire country. We are told that Day- toward support o f the child this mat we find a fine Kkeasaa o f m t firtoml re to be mads covering all personal former patrons to give him a call at with County Auditor, James J. Cur-‘work for tM* summer. The next ton is planning for a softening plant ter will be referred to Juvenile Court who Waa fersman of the Derail bask ropeirty held to April 1$. this new location. tett. meeting wiHbi held May fth. that will c6*t around « million dollars. for determination. to 1*09 wtow we m m m m m ime
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toseu ■JMMr*** - H M M LP, 9 W 0 A X ,M il LSfHL, ■^3iEy 5 y g r ■mijih ^ . -y to raparta* Meantime Me* feep t to Mrifeai- I have eyeaad pay Merit- n on e* 4* AftOOffMMMF TKM €«DAK.VILLE HERALD arausMl fen nantia a aaausd tor name ad woed-weriefeg shop fe the tha brands. Oiee bring « rid Magley livery bam. Would be '& H K A a w ts * y~- *DtT0RA}fD PUBLISHER from fertiliser plants to soap pleased to have part of your business. W. Hurry Km ** f r t i W. lCoim% y —.~r' ies with some vegetable'rile, it will Cy Cmmsr. sad Howartl to m Ohio, October 31,1397, t y A r t h u r B f i g b * t t * always be a competitor of butter as printed and qna lA od as Adsdrisatev *$ MCMMi clSAA Mfcttet* long as abme people want k . The very For Rent-Furnished apartments Klee ef 9taa « VMtor unusual thing is that so many farmers tor* «# toe oriiite of Jutrio ILJSmm, far light or general housekeeping. At, ..Axd Jsaas* a Greeter Kto* have takas up the oleo habit, tha Yery Into rf Groeoo Cmmty. OWo, t o n s il. FRIDAY, MAY 1,1931, France Skip* Gold There is an eld eayfef that we fre so bedrooms. Modern bath, furaaoa, thing that helps keep tha price of a ll} light, gas, hot and cold water. Prise Dstod this life day of AprM, i m . Three Cheera for Hawks quently have to go away from homo butter down. The farmer that would 1 reasonable. Phone 2-46. - G. JE. Barn A C, W IO G B T , MfoRE MONEY FOR 8 tA * t% OFFICE BUILDING The Kin* Prajadhipok, of Siam la to lfed out feat wfeM have here about rather have his "butter" from soap In America- with his quern, cham fer hart, Xenia ava. Frohote Jtidgs «t rndd (feritir- A ccord!** to the poUtichui* the meet important function of ua. T o know hew other* ean take factory oils has no complaint about’ couple and welcome. He, believed to the state government is the tompletitomlefcmon ef« f wthe e newnet state office what we have regaeded as common "faftu relief*. At a recant demonstra oe a direct descendant of Gautama, or worthless rock and with a little tion two rata were caged, both bring NOTICE! building to Howe a few hundred oof f the eseveral e n ra i tho\thousand on the a known officially at "supreme arbiter “ “ ■ ■ ~ study form something new that has weighed previously. One had a hut- Lowest trucking prices, single or AAA state pay roll. The tax pnyin* puh^capay be hungry and broke if the ebb and flow of the tide.” That but continued spending iss nbeeMrjt'aadnecese*irjt4od ha special InvestigatinInvestigating become s fhd ever the country is what tor diet for a month and the ether an double dedc loads. Special prices on OW >a a heavy load of responsibility. His we have in rock from this section for oleo menus for the same time. The rat Committee from the Ohioo Senate is delving into the situation, long distance. Frank G. Armstrong, Relieves a Haednri* or Naaralyla to lueen’s title is “glorious lady of God." the much desired, reck garden. Here is that had butter grew 1st and had a phono 60. - A six million dollar building is under eonstructionecmatruction and theth And she carriej ihe magnificent name 130 minute*, cherts a Crid the first day, or electric light plant, an idea that could be developed to fine pelt, -the oleo victim lost weight modestly and gracefully. Her name is make this comunity famous over the and showed the effect o f being denied and checks Malaria to throe days- o ff part o f the esti* Rambai, Barni, the king has no other Fast Largely Mythical country in the way of rock flower a food value. 060 also In TsU eto ced for more funds. wife. Hi* grandfather had 600 Wives, Those who compare too ago In gardens. Of course an ordinary rock which their jot baa fallen , with a gold If some of the extra profit that went into the hands of real es 134 eon* end 236 daughters. That tate speculators who held options and some of the excess fee al or plenty of them can be used to start Improvfid Uniform Internationalen age which exists only to imagina makes a good many descendants for garden feih those who have studied tion, may talk o f degeneracy and de lowed the Cincinnati architect, the Georgia marble graft elimi Gautama, who left his father’s palace nated and Ohio sandstone used, there would be ample funds to the garden idea want a certain kind cay; hot no man who la correctly in when his first baby was bom. of rock as one would say, having a formed aa to the past wUI be disposed complete the building. When it comes to an architect drawing to take a morose or desponding view SAMPLE GRAND nearly one third of a million dollars for plans of the proposed pedigree. Rocks should show age and There are more followers o f Gau be "buffeted” , Using a gardner’s term, SundaySchool of the present.—Thomas Bablngton, building, the Senate Committe should shut up shot and let the tama, known as Buddah, today than Lord Macaulay (1800:1836), "History PIANO building commission complete the job as best they can,- The The past .two or three years hun o f England." of .any other- religion, and all they ask dreds, of tone of.such rock have been r o BE SOU) FOR LESS THAN whojle proposition should be frowned upon by ta xpayers. The .s "Nirvana,V which means ‘San end to • L e s s o n ' ONE-HALF OF RETAIL FRICE Building should be dedicated as "Cooper’s Folly”., a dream of sold from the Taylor cliffs west of consciousness, eternal rest and seems town.- The community received much We have a beautifri Grand Columbus and Cincinnati politicians; .-other a dull reward. Niarana, it is •t Chioifo) piano mahogany finish This week the public gets a report from Gilbert H. Bettman, advertising at the recent -flower show (ft l» n , W—t«rn WwwwgW Dttlta.) in this territory. This inatru- said comes from the word “Nibutta,” in’ Cincinnati when-the first prize rock ment was ordered but due to attorney general, showing how $330,000 has been saved in the meaning happy. Once as the young unforseen .circumstances, the purchase of the site which he says > only cost $1,700,000. The garden was-built o f Cedarviiie. rock. LeMon f or M ay 3 prince passed through a gateway t Since then hundreds of people have party that ordered it is un attorney general is a clever politician and a product of the old young girl called out ‘‘Nibutta, Nibu1> able to receive it. Rather Cincinnati gang; that usually knows just how to handle the pub vfeitcid the cliffs ' and almost, daily , JC8US IN THE HOME OF than stand the expense of ta.” Gautama remembered tl^at. Our great truck load*, o f stone are. pur ZACCHAEUft returning this to the factory lic. W e take Mr. Bettman’s statement for what it says about wise young visitor, King Prajadhipok we will sell it for fraction. the $330,000 saving to Ohio taxpayers. We would father hear chased by,gardeners in neighboring . of its regular price. will attain Nirana more rapidly than and distant cities. Northern Ohio is LESSON TEXT—L uk. 1»:1-1S. from some of the former, property owners as to what they act others, presumably on acount of his GOLDEN TEXT—For th* Son o f Man Teri*! — Canvtmtnt ually received-so that a check up could be . made to know the noted for certain rock formations but Is eom* to seek'and to save that-which ■ Investigate ancestor, who will be anxious to see Cleveland people as well .as, Cincinnati was. lost. profit the speculators and. leaseholders made. Senator Nichols him. But he seems in no hurry about PRIMARY TOPIC— Jeaua Makes m- Write Box No. and Payton prize the local rock as the Bsd Man Good. Caro This Paper should continue to press his investigation that Ohioans would it, and comes here to consult Ameri best for outdoor gardens. Ohe man JUNIOR TOPIC—Jeaua Makes Zao- know the whole of the1' inside story, in connection with the pur can doctors and surgeons. May he find ohaeue Want- to Do Right. _ _ chase of the site and the letting of -the - contract for marble at with a palatial home had a rock gar INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP- all that he seeks. den built, in his "solarium” ,IC—Beginning a New L ife .__ _ _ _ several hundred thousand over Qhio aandstone, When all the YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP . Several person*.in this vicinity now IC—Repentanceend Restitution. inside of the state.ofTice building affairs are made public.then Sir James Jeans, British astronomer, have beautiful rock gardens but as will it be time for probably another statement from Attorney psysicist and mathematician, arrived f i t none have specialized along the I. Jesus Passing Through Jericho B AB YC HICKS General Bettman. ' ’ . . .a New York, bound fo r Mount Wil tv. I). lute Of this art fe town. Mrs. Will Jericho la noted as a stronghold of son, Calif. On May 20 he will be in Cherry has an outstanding garden at NEW LOW PRICES Philadelphia to receive the Franklin the Caqaanltea which was miraculous* A HOT SHOT FIRED IN TAXATION MUDDLE . her country home and Mrs. H. H. iy delivered Into the hands o f Israel Tom Barron English Leghorns 9c; White Rocks, Burred medal, highest award for physical'sci Cherry' has an attractive garden at In response to their faith. Joehus 6. Rocks, Reds, and White Wyandotte* 10c; Heavy It was a shot on Fort Sumptor that brought on the Civil ences in the United‘States, It is-fioped home .home which .was formerly the and also for the faith o f Bahab which Mixed 8c. Custom Hatching 3c' per egg. war but it created.no more of a stir to the nation than a "shot” the nation will indicate knowledge of home.of hOr father, the late Andrew saved her from destruction with the A Hatch Each Week from George V. Sheridan, Executive Secretary of the Ohio the fact that Jeans is here, and be at Jackson. Mnk.Wx S. Hopping has al city Heb. (11:31). Two notorious sin Council of Retail Merchants, did when! let loose a rapid firing ners, Rehab and Zacchaens, were least as mtfch interested as it would to developed tfet idea'along attractive RALPH H. OSTER gun before the Special Joint Legislative Tax Committee that is be in the arrival of another giant man sa ved at Jericho. fines. Town peffijffe have A precedent II. Zaechseus Seeking J*» * ivv. 2-4). Oak Wood Poultry Farm holding public hearings and* authorized to draw up one or more primo .Camera, or somebody with a and should take more interest. With 1. His object (v. 8). Phone 224 Yellow Springs, Ohio tax laws to be submitted to the legislature on Many 11. oig title and a small brain. i municipal water system Cedarviiie -The hearings have developed into a. dialogue program for He sought to see who Jesus was. ;ould have as fine a lawns with shrub Ho doubtless had heard o f Jesus’ kind hearing special pleadings for certain. Interests seeking favors The difference between Jeans and bery, flowers and the new creation, a treatment o f publicans, so was prompt .When a representative of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce stat- the average man is tha difference be rock garden, ,*• ed to sea what kind of a mao ha was. ed that Ohio public utility interests could not stand additional tween an eagle and a hen.. The hep 2. HIs difficulties (w . 2 ,8 ), taxation, due to the depression, matters ' soon came to a head Knows about her barnyard. The eagle (1) His Infamous business (v. 2). Since Cadsrvllhi is receiving much and it took the astute, level headed and Tar seeing Executive ..nows many, mountain ranges. The . Ho was a tax collector o f the Roman WOOL publicity Over tot state as having one Secretary just a few minutes to stop proceedings and sound an average citizen knows this little earth government. The very fact that s', of the most mo4*rn .and successful .can knows the universe. Every intel- Jew held such an office under the ;atarm that carried a report loud enogh to reach Fort Sumpter. water-softening plants we have been J. E. HASTINGS and FRANK CRESWELL Mr. Sheridan stated Ohio retail business ^ men were willing to .igent man should read his books, hated Romans would make him ex* tremeiy unpopular. Then, sines he stand their share of the cost of state government and asked ho •The Mysterious Universe,” "The -mthering. soma-information that has been not only interesting but inform- .was rich, It was avldent that he had will pay Highest Market prices at old stalid special favors. He dignified his peppy talk with the. statement Jniverse Around > Us” and others, practiced extortion In collecting taxes. if matters proceeded as they * were there -was" sure to be a tax dead those books and you will know itivo and fen armanie it will be to the cauiual reader. One o f the returns of By virtue o f his traitorous act .In ac \ Wool Received at all Times jpamoini032.> 1 < something abopt the universe in.Which cepting such an office from the Bo*- interest fe .tb it fiiSatliea that had for* l , - ‘ ■ . < v ■ Since the Sheridan shell-fire things have cooled down and you and your solar; system are like mane and U i extortion in ‘collecting marly, tnied hard water, now find It on- . afteei*l'i»terests may Be devoting their time , to under-cover grain of sand. Don’t be like a rat taxes, ho waa ostracised from society. ' wOTkk The Ohio utility company, have as much right to share id idle bottom p f o shipt npt even know takes a fa ft o m ’ImiH theformer a* Many man have n htod tfem In tom- ‘mount of soap ttotfeas used. This is ' Allen’* EHevatajy - -ng which way the ' ship ' is headed* tog to Oh rlst because o f thoir unpopu the bp&en of state cost as the farmer, the banker or the retail lar busloeeerriatlooa. four sun is on its way to tha blue jf'cou rse a.m v!sg Atom the financial merchant, Since the remark that.favor should be shown utility (2) His shortuaas o f stature (v. S>. due star, Vega, and you are going standpoint.,,The wafer also takes less interests there has been much comment,aBout, these companies ooap than was peed for cistern water, He was too small to crowd his war how having two separate and distinct valuations, one for taxing vith it, * j^oij^hrVrtjjfcta w§ get,' through w Jesus, and bring hated by the people, they had thrust Mm arid*, purposes and the other for rate making. With some of the com Probably ffer Rave even stopped to panies. there is' a difference of’several million dollars between France is shipping gold to the U. S. no doubt, with taunts and jeers. tnd our reserve bank is straggling "to mnsider .whets other savings are pos 3. Hit persistence (v. 4). the two valuations. The farmer cannot haVe 1ftoo valuations, sible. Soft wsteirhss greater disolve nirb the gold influx.” Shipping gold Ho ran before the mnltitude and neither can the manufacturer, banker .or home owner. .nent properties than hard water ac A T T E N flO N ! (ere improves Europe’s financial con climbed up Into a t i % What he. wording to chemitta. It la claimed by lacked In suture he was determined dition, raising the exchange value of RAILROAD MANAGEMENT BLUNDERS; TRUCKS GAIN lemonstratioii it can he shown that should be made up by the height of the As scores of heavy laiden tracks pass through here each .he pound and the franc. Explain that tree. Zacchacua seems to have been f you can. It is like the old idea of the ordinary carrot can be cooked Ex-Service Men day on regular schedule one cannot help b.ut wonder what rail ender quicker with, soft water than o f ttiat temperament which knowe no road management is thinking about. Regardless of the fact all deeding a man to cure his disease. defeat. Tbo obstacles placed before lard water. IrT a demonstration it him he brushed aside; those he could railroads are operating under handicap due to business condi- « i found that « • vegetable could be The Federal Reserve Bank of New got brash aside he climbed over, bis Bandit Gets Bonus Roll. tions, yet truck service seems, to be On the increase, and most of cooked in twelve ntfeutoa In soft water heart set upon tha goal. it at the expenSe of the automobile public. The damage to high fork reduces its bill-buying rates to CANTON, O.—(AP)—Barney Ev (he lowest levels in history to stop the while it took t^fenty-two minutes for III. Jesus Finding Zaoehaaua ways from heavy trucks is considerable and the motor public is ans, world war veteran,-was held up jtold influx, forcing dealers in bank hard water. Th* asms tost also ap (w . 5, 6). keeping up a right of way for their operation, their license fees plies to petatoeftbut the difference in While Zaechseus was trying to sea and robbed o f $190. He had recently being comparatively small for the revenue gained. ers’ acceptances to stash their rates, Jeaua, Jtsus waa looking for him. This ind.indicating a cut in rediscount rate .{me was not'ao great. In each case received the money on his adjusted There is a reason for the growth of truck use and that is the :he heat unite were the same. It is la always tha case, whan daalre la All this Is pleasant for those who bor stirred up In a heart to see Jeans, compensation certificate. extremely poor service offered by the railroad companies on all (aid that eerteife kinds o f potatoes kind of freight shipments. Unless it be in car lots. Even ship row money on call to do their specu Jeaua Is seeking that out. When lating. It makes you wonder what .looked in soft feMec will not discolor Jeans saw him ho commanded him to ment of live stock to market by truck to points as far away as or turn dark. Another teat was poach coma down from tbo trot and declared Pittsburgh is gaining and we are informed this is due to poor ’finance and the gold standard" really A bank account would have protected this mean. ing eggs. By nsfey soft water the hli Intention to, go homo with, him, service. Locally the Pennsylvania erected ' the most modern white of the *gg remained together Joans called him by name, but did not shipping yards on this division. The' improvement along this while in hard water it bad a tendency uttor a word'which would humiliate man and his money from robbery. line is all shippers can ask but train service has not always been Friends in Europe are realizing that Zaechseus. Jesus knew his heart's de Americana can rsslly fly. They learn .o spread over the jarface. satisfactory. Live stock cannot be loaded in the morning and Those who a n using the municipal- sire and dealt with him accordingly. ed when Lindburgh landed in Paris All souls who earaettly seek Jesus left standing until night time without & loss to the feeder. As a (oft .wafer have noticed and there is result some hogs are being trucked to distant points and the and again recently’when Capt. F. M shall ha found o f him, Zacchacua Hawks decided to tee What he could nuch favorable comment on how easy quickly responded. He came dawn, railroads arc loosing the business; do about a flight from London to >t is to. keep all bathroom equipment and with Joy received Jesus. He act Not only is live stock being trucked but much of the mer Rome, The record held by the British clean, there being no ring or crust of ed wisely In that ho did not hasluto. chandise received by local merchants comes by way of truck A moment’s indecision and waiting Wing Commander Kingaford-Smith aoap about the side of the lavatory or The Exchange Bank because former shipments have been two or three weeks in ar the tub. Even cistern water leaves would have kept Zaechseus from JCsus was a little over twelve hours. Hawks —from Joans and Miration, ^ riving when only a few years ago the railroads were able to de flaw the dietance in lees than half of such a mark that requires effort on liver in .that many days. It is evident railroad management is tha- part o f the heuaswife or maid to IV. ZaochMue1 Conversion (vv.7-10). that time, 6 hours and 20 minutes, His conversion was sudden and tfaor- Cedarviiie, Ohio at fault and the shipping public has turned to the truck for the seep everything looking good. These desired sendee. We noticed some figures oil live stock shipping ongh. He was converted: before he Wa decide to recognize the new gov are only a few observations gathered' reached the ground. by truck to Cincinnati and Cleveland the past year, Thirty nine ernment of Spain, Our ambassador at among those who art .perfectly satis a. What the crowd Mid (v. TJ, per cent of all stock received at Cincinnati and 29 per cent at Madrid made a polite bow at the fied with the municipal water and Thqy said just what they say today Cleveland, these figures being quite a gain aver the previous Spanish foreign office. Nobody knows from sources where experiments have whan sinners come to Christ. They year. The railroads are suffering at the present time more from how long the new republic will stand jeen conducted for scientific purposes. call to mind the man’s former etna bad management than from anything else. If the shipping pub They also reproached Christ saylag and nobody knejv how long our repub that ho had gone to be a guest with lic cannot get reasonable rail service there |s nothing else to do lic would stand when we invited King Locally it was gobd news to know than use trucks. Locally our freight service cannot be compar this notorious extortioner. theHax col George out of the country. The least that the plant of the former Abel lector. That for whleh they reproached ed With what we had twenty-five years ago. it seems, that one republic can do is Magnesia Co, was to open this week. Jeaua was his glory. Hla suprame mis to recognize another and try to look With business eenditfena as they have sion waa to savo sinners (v. 10). happy about it, oeen It la naturally good news to all 2. What Zacchaons aald (v. 8), p to have an fedufer' revived that has Hla coaversion was thorough, it Russians take a good many things been dormant few • veral months. If took fiold upon hla heart. Hla new seriously to which we pay compara will still he bettor new* when the hy Ufa was begun with reaolntton and NOTIGETO F8RIIER PATRONS drating and doiefeH* sections are to raetltotlott. Ha dedicated half o f hie tively little attention here. Some 99,- goods to the poor. The man who a lit 610 have been expelled from the Bol start, The former of course depends tle'whllo ago wad a grafter was now a shevik party, some because they are on buildings operations and the re genorphs giver. Hie conversion got -'immoral,” others because they are quirements for lime and the latter on bold o f his pockribeok. His determi R. D. Inman, formerly of Codarvillo, has opened friends of Trotsky. If yon are cheat operation of the stool mills, this being nation to make restitution wherein he tap a watch, deck and jewelry repair shop at 19 ing the govamment in Russia, they the only market for that product. It had Wrongly exacted taxes Shows too stand you up and shoot you down. If would bo fine i f the jBfete Highway geoulnoMoe o f his convention. While E. fieooed St., Xenia* He wUI devote his time to God forgets toe past o f the sinner you commit murder, they send you to Department could see He way clear to ^repair work Only. Giving the same careful atten* whe* he comes to Christ, the tinner Jail for ten years. In this country, if rebuild tha Springfield pike with ma who Is converted will seek to make Mom te yewr repair work. ..Mis eld Customers of you cheat tha govamment, you often cadam and nee toe atone from the lo right all wrongs, b# they unkind words ■fiedueyltte wilt he moat welcome and the same go to; Europe on a yatch. Yon always cal quarry. Many m«n in this locality or unrighteous doods. EerrOw for afe Ugh 'grade sendee will he mantahied. do if you cheat on a big enough scale. could he given employment and there is not enough wheu restitnttoo la poo- is enough road in tola county built of tibia, FOR SALE:—166 agree well im this rode and under heavy turn each 8. What Jasns aald (w . i , io ). proved within 8 miles of Cedarviiie, day to prove Ita durability qualities. "Today Is salvation come to "thy Hotel Chittenden Nice house. Large bam. Silo. No There has always been . much stress houee." The publican was now a Gompktety redecorated and remodeled . . . mis child o f God, a eon o f Abraham, sap waste land, all smooth. Well fenced laid in using native materials and we $300,000 jpent in making the Hotel Cbittimdsn toe vatiott to AipreeoAt reality to toost iegfeAl thesce Iter toe travrier. Hofei tot. "Pocek and tiled. Deep soil. Very rensonable believe the state should adopt macad who recrivo 3 m s Christ of price. Essy terms. W. L. Clemens, am for this locality. Cafe” Coffee Sfaiop. Large, comfortabi* room*—• Realtor. Exclusive Agent, Cedarviiie. iiweftomil aertioe,1 Ratte ism $1,90 •diAisMaU tola L,fP UL.TRY: Poultry *U t i K» Iweimd ft , Xenia, O, Butter wbolosaie this, kinds, also broilers, New Cron, 144 <9*0. A W«9% MfNiGgfir 'WANfEDTiouTcNm, m m Week « t ??*#*** <**u » , l ^ I k f e , Tho Patera Poultry Cmpttoft c o w m m w m D*(ry, For price, ’phone lto, Xenia. too lowori ta swowty ye*rs, aocordtag I fifenitAAti, OU». x**fam*r* c * & A * m u i h e r a l d , Fr i d a y , m a y u m , wmmit* pn(>MMl»H.llniMIIWIMMI-<|lillMiH»MmW.-,llll!lllW.I)WllitlllHMUilMWWWI> |j Cashtor "*— -.•«•■ *tw L. mF. “ tbd*U wffwVSPWSw1 m“ Swap i abb Um* to Mr. *nd Mr*. Hagh Hart awtotme*! Mr. w. 1* Wtot tod m IB prodoetiag tim tosd e f Dm nation 0 " vwgKm^ bv w k n Ml "W II6I6KSS dH ¥ TVDCTC totore to into datiw Monday, having tb* WWl p t a now bora hurt Thursday. ^farmers mm Iff IMWl heme power CAN BE CURED turned in a ditto to its fatorsesSsa sf Iiiimyr MWi tikm la nailid aadi vitr HEMORRHOIDS (OR FILES) STL"” *» -™ 1 «»»■ *» *• For gate;. Two loads of Alfalfa hay tbs Jamsstowa yip* sad TwtoeU send afther to ,*tofng or TftBmfBoIrBrivgi W ITHOUT USE OF KNIFI " | Rev, C C Kyis Two womed driving a esr shied stori The average power utilised aach yew WITHOUT LOSS OF TIME ed around a team at horse* bet ia so by the avaregg farm worker Is 1501) A eueeasafnl treatment for internal and pretruding pQes, Requlrm Mr*, William Ferguson, nss Vsnss doing gave no sMpssi they were stop, horsepower boon, which ie aquilivant from four to seven treatment* at intervals of about once a week for a l ping. As a reMdt ifc was a ease of hit Baas*, is reported quits ill at (his to about I59p horsepower hours for cure of the average case. Also the Ideal Non-Confining Method of tin s. ting the machine ahead eg the toon the average farm. Treatment for Fistulas, Pruritis An! (itching) and Fissure, etc, or take the ditto. The ear tamed over demolishing tbs top completely. Mr. DR. J, A. YODER W a ll Paper Yes, Ichsbod is very fcrave—when ! Watt 'was not injured other then sle w NOTICE— All persons knowing £)*teopatbie Physician and FroeUJofiet around black boars! May 6, 8 p. m. braises. themselves to be indebted to the un 18,19,29 Steele Bldg* Xenia opera house. dersigned, please call and make settle- Phone 384 mentment at once. Dr. H, C. Schick ...... ”‘Tf...... r'^-^iiyririll-iryiHllinignilffni^ Special Sale Messrs. W. J. Tarbox and M. Wt I Collins, attended the funeral of Dr. Craff in Trenton, yesterday. i For Meditation ON Rev. Henry C, McCall, former mis sionary. in Brazil for thirty-one years Months and a worker among the Portugese in A Floodl California, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Harriman, Wednesday and OF Thursday. Rev. McCall addressed the Our Nottingham and combined College and High School group at the high school chapel hour Charter House Warmth Thursday morning, ■ Miss Thressa McCoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCoy, and Mr. t » Under perfect con- Robert Hays, Springfield, were mar- Suits for graduation and the social activities, fits right in s. ( rled in Newport, Ky., Saturday. The : couple were acompanled by Miss Elsie “Ive handed Adam in apple heeauee to the family budget But they are so smart and finer look- trol—when you use McCoy, sister of the bride, and Mr. she knew ft wee a sannlir flndt Btoe Clifford Hunter of Pitcbln. They will in that they have the appearance of a lot more money— go to housekeeping in Springfield, as For Sale: Petocky sied potatoes. the groom is employed at the Crowell Phone 59. W . X Tarbox. (2t) , Publishing Co. Ecru Oxford Gray and Blue Cheviot suitings priced at Mr. Jay Nelson Creswell and Miss Gertrude Hammond, both 21, gave their friends quite a surprise, when $22.50 z $25.0 O r $29.75 they slipped off to Greenup, Ky., and FROST! There ia more comfort for secured a marriage license and were the entire family in the wed in that place. Mr. Creswell is a " Drop in a your convenien ce and look them over* Gas-Heated Home. Gas son of Mrs, Ethel Creswell and his Ham don* Sts dfunaie. You * / gives • bride a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, arm iafe mohr with Why George Hamtnon. They ate at the chick. Buy drinks that ma WHITE BROADCLOTH shirts $1.50, $1.95 and up. Many honye ef the bribe’s .parents for the ture quicker. CLEAN present, im art hand tailored wool lined four-in-hand ties $1.00 Word has been received here of the . * • a : UNIFORM sudden death of Mrs. Arthur Auld, who died suddenly Wednesday. The THE STURDY Special hosiery —Interwoven 50c up. All full fashioned. COMFORTABLE deceased resided here about twenty; years ago. She le a sister-in-law of BABY CHICK CO. Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Auld. Her age was Box SprtntMd, O. heat, without work or 54. She ia survived by her husband, ANTICIPATE YOUR NEEDS HERE worry. one daughter and two sons. The fun Cor. Ztb m l Aabxm A n eral will be held Friday and Mr. and iMIlilimilWIIIIIIIIIHOlWnWI^IIIIIMHIIIIMIIIIIWilllllWMW. Let us estimate the cost of Mrs. J. M. Auld wilt attend. heating your HOME with GAS. Before marketing your live stock call THE SOUTH CHARLESTON STOCK YARDS DAILY MARKET The C. A. W eaver Co. f»«DiytonPDWfffi,L ^ Gx P h oitoS O ' S. K. SMOOTS • , ;> Kr.iKOCWi M Blattcss^ Oppsslte Csan Hsus* lento, Ohio y~.i* M Dtetrk* MONEY PAID WHEN BTiBBIBB ,...... neeeiiwsee«emwmwwiws>a>iM*e)w>HMiiwwitiewiMmwwieawiwMswie>wieeeiSiiiwiieM>ieiwimlMitiiw> _ ^ p p igpg8ggSagBggBafia^ — in, , .. . 11 I 1 1 . W g Y ’ w & m * Sen**, WadWN*r, 748 w m x m m w m m w a y x t o - r . m » per went, a Rein ed * p e r «i«^ »M CUT CORN COSTS THIS YEAR »every Meedsy bon 7 to t p, • ft Clmrcb Notes | w m m n m tor y f , * ! nl, declared that the record* a n Reed WoodMnm.varieriee to **?»*?? OUR w a r n U) MAN * ’M m m m * b b w p h b r n * id and IS per ***** Txee# ****** METHODIST EPISCOPAL First floor I. 0. 0. F. HaH. Way* of obtaining greater returns to C. A. Hutchison, Pastor. P. M. Gil- from com fields are revealed in a sum shelling retiee tend t o t e * " * ™ * Workers; JCatiMrine Greber, Violet tbfeker ptsntiwg* s e ta toM fP tew w* lilan, Snpt. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Golden, mary of the practices ussd by more s 5 0 0 * 0 O r ; : than 700 farmers who have participat dividual ears are essalkr. Anff The Junior Orchestra will play for Evangelistic servica* Saturday and bushel to produce, a yield of be- the Adult Dept. George Hartman1*! ed in the 100 bushel corn project o f shelling less tbaa 80 pereent on « «•* Sunday, 7:45, veen Oft and 110 bushels cost 29c a trial should be discarded. Class will assist in the Devotional j | Children’s meeting Sunday 2:16, '' Ohio, according to E. P. Reed, eaten-j* ushel, and a yield o f above lift bu. Tfha soil* of high preihxdxg to$!j* period.^ Worship, Sunday ft P. M. i siop specialijth in soil* at th e Ohio ut 22 cents a bushel. Tide Indicate* were found to have been enriched xy Preaching at 11 a. m Subject, “The Prayer-meeting Tuesday, 7:46 p. m. State University, who utatsd in a rc- , cent farm night broadcast from WE- growing clovers at least once in evrjy Convincing Proof." The Junior De Verybody welcome, . i partment of the Sunday School wilL 1 AO, that, nine year records of the pro 4 t o IS year*, Reed points out. PMriWK THE COLONIAL FINANCE €9. j t ...... ------) have charge of this service. ject show that approximately 26 per .Most of the corn varieties grown under of fm w manures I* » eom m m | For Sale: Petosky seed potatoes, [Cent o f the officially checked fields 5 practice, and 80 per cent of the high The Junior Choir will siqg and the[Phone 60. w, j. Tarbox, (2t) i maturity and 1 2ft W. Main‘St. Springfield, Ohio. _ Center 827 1 following will have the different parts I yielded 100 bushels or more per acre. est yielding corn crops were pxmrm"M" o f the service: ^Francea Kimble Will ! - Mix vfilK; wniCtt WSfi prfilODtOQ M by clover, 30 per’ cent by the lead the Apostle’s Creed and offer the a' part of the regular farm night pro- shelled on the average 80.8 manures of alfalfa and clover. o a will lead the responsive reading; New Testament Lesson, Juanita Harper; Prices Are Very Low Announcements and offertory prayer., Poultry .will jb« scarce Next FRIEDA Eleanor Hughes; Offering, Wallace ■, Smuoh • Dalton, Neil Hartman, Manning < HIGH PRODUCTION WHITE IT’s PLANTING TIME•• • , . A DISCONTINUING JEWELRY BUSINSS Thomas,. Donald Sipe; League Bene-; ROCKS OUR SPECIALTY. diction led by Arnold Thordson. j ‘ ORDER NOW! . Now is the time to plant your dollars as well as your crops, but be FINAL CUT Junior League at 2:30 p. pi. j Intermediate League at 6:30 p. m.; CUSTOM HATCHING sure you are planting where you will get a bumper yield. Although Leader, Justin Hartman; . General, THE .NORTHUP prices are down on most things y ou can still get e 1.2 OFF ALL MERCHANDISE Topic for month, “The Poetry Trail"; subtopic, “Poems on Mother." HATCHERY Senior League at 6:30 p. in. Leader Yellow Springs, Ohio * F ix tu re s for s a le . Burroughs Electric Bookkeeping, nur § chine for sale.' i Gertrude Hammond; Topic, .“The Art' o f 'Gracious Living," Junior Orchestra practice, Tuesday 5 1 - 2 % Term s Cash No Exchanges after school. Prayey-meeting at 7:15 p,.im- instead Comfortable! 6 East Main St. Springfield, Ohio o f 7;30 because o f the Class. P lay.. INTEREST Meeting in charge of the Men’s Bib- ■ 1 ■ '■ ' ■■ '’■■■■ ■ - . 1 ■ ie Class. Subject, “Mary, the Joyful 1000 Baths on your dollars if you plant them here. Why be satisfied with less...... '"'iMininiiinuuiimniiimiimimmummiiiiiiiHmmimiHimimwHtmn.i„«iin.»i Mother." j 1000! Rooms Junior Choir practice, Thursday a f-, Every dollar invested here is protected by first mortgage on real Ummimmumzuii ter school. • J state and is available whenever you want it. Senior Choir' Practice, Saturday at 7:30 p .m . - Union Service at M. E. church this 1 WANTED—WOOL Sunday.. D r. W, P. |Iarriman, preach er, ■' •- FT f UNITED PRESBYTERIAN S .bbathi School at 10 A. ML Supt..J. & Loan Association E] Kyle. . Closing remarks by Roy Henderson. I have opened a place for Preaching 11 At M. Theme: “A Day 28 East Stain Street SPRINGFIELD, OHIO With Christ.” Would you lftte to have the purchase of w ool at th e Christ spend a full day with you?, Cum m ings G arage, Cedar- Y. P, C. U,—6:30 P. M. Subject: Guests are.amaxed- at the very “ What Jesus Reaches about work." moderate rates prevailing for ac ville. Be sure to get our Union Service in M. E. church, 7:30 comodation* so fine. Each of the P. M. Sermon by Dr. Hartiman. ■Vfi'P' 1000 roms Of this fine, modern prices before selling. Prayer-meeting 7:30 P. M. Leader: hotel ha* .Hj| private bath and Again W E R E P E A T Mr. J. E. Hastings. each is luxuriously oppointed. Choir Rehearsal, Saturday 7:30 P. M. Single rome frbm 9300 and up .. Double rooms from ftB.pOand FIRST PRESBYTERIAN up,. - Bible School, 10 A. M. The average Be our guest when in Columbus. attendance for the month was 144. Mrs. E: A. Allen will speak at the Opening Service. Deshler-Wallick Compare the values, prices and service w e give you with Morning Worship at i f A. M. Ser Columbus, Ohio those of any other tire dealer or distributor of special brands. mon by the Pastor. Subject: “ What Is Amerka’aMoat Beautifully ' Life.For?" This'is to be vocation diy. Eeaipped Hotel H ie loir price* of rubber and cotton give Firestone unuttixlxdvxntxge* due to Junioi* G. E. at ft P, M. The Mimes JAMES H.VMICHOS, Manager their vrorkLvride facilities in securing,these raw materials and their efficient mano* Clara Boase and ' Edna Hanna have Uad« WiWefc Management factoring. Widv Firestone's most economical distributing system* witb over 600 this Work in charge, • / - ftp the Bast * ; ‘ branches* warehouses and service stores* we can secure « complete line o f feeds Y. P. S. E. at 6:30 P, M. V : Provldence-Bihmotc»t Providence, R, I Firestone fixes* tubes* batteries* brake lining* rims and accessories within a fievr Union Service, M. E. church, the Hotel Cftagtan, New York City minutes* to a-few hours* time and give our customers values and service that are sermorHjohe pleached Lby Rev.Harri- man. not duplicated. * £ U 1' VALUES “ Jart Twenty Jm . S. 'FlrMtoha ha* (his year added mom rubber to the tread Step* C n a Branala. which give* 20%*to 25% more safe mileage before the 'Fountain Fna. S ARDENERj treed wears smooth. Square” C » . Her. *Th« Firestone Double Cord Breaker gives you SIX and A EIGHT plies under the tread—spreads road shocks— lessens punctures— gives over 50% stronger union' be Stop at the Hotel Havlin in Cincinnati and ][ tween tread and (ire body which ensures longer tire life enjoy all the comforts o f home. Spacious, end greater safety. A ^•'•v i k well-ventilated rooms, courteous service and ^Live rubber penetrates every cord and coats every fiber P L I I *t hospitality of the highest degree. Iris, Other Bulbs tion sliould b4, provided with a fore by the patented Gum-Dipptng process- -thus not only U N 11 1 ft T M I ground Of low growing attractive foil; i every cord, but every fiber within the cords, is insulated: T R f c A D RATES: for Fine Blossoms age of some Other plant, this glvas you 25% to 40% added tire life. Room with running water, $2,00. In the squill* and grape hyacinths, Single with bath, $2.50 to $5.00 we have materials for the finest i Double with bath, $4.00 to $7.00 The vogue o t the Iris In the garden sheets of 'lntapie blue In the early calls attention to the type of this spring that give character to the gar beautiful plant best suited for cutting, COMPARE Special Group Rates den before the hardy plants have the Spanish iris and It* relative*, the GARAGE SERVICE more than a brief start into growth. CONSTRUCTION dutch Irises. The later are magnifi The Siberian squill, -sdtla slberlca. Is cent greenhouse material but not now used In gnat quantities all over . _ . » Rut «a*M Om ataayT HOTEL HAVLIN hardy. They closely resemble the the garden. It is s companion of the 4.M 4*H n |2«“ rs ~JS] O w r llr ft TrMxllOffMerTlru Spanish Iris In form but are larger CINCINNATI, and longer stemmed. Rubber Voluiae • • • . . i f f cu. in. I f f cu. In. j , OBIO The Spanish Iris Is perfectly hardy Weight ••••••*•• I f .f 0 1 b * . l f * M l b s . - Jt>ut requires a warm, well-drained soil 4 * 7 a iu . for success, it Is a bulb entirely dif Wfcltb •••••«•. 1 / A n S in . - y . ferent In character from the roots of Plies at Treud...... 6 plies f plies ?. * otbec garden Irises. Thickness «f H r*. . . . . • f f t i n . • f f f i n . Another bulbous iris even more pre Price ...... f f . f f f f * « f Mr.] tentious tn Its beauty than the slender, graceful Spanish Iris Is the engllsb Iris, "A t th$ Ant dtp t s u its ms , i ■’/ “ Mail Order" or “ Special Braitd" tire ia made by some unknown manu high htd mmt it ctmt mu grfr- resembling a small Japanese Iris In I ? V ’ | form and coloring. It needs moist- \\ A facturer and aold under a name that does not identify him to the public, tnrmt h t w u I k m » Fm nasally because lse bnllda his “ first grade” Urea under U t own name. •euim o#^wethat Mr# # useAgmmmmtl9 worm heavy soli and the Spanish and eng- • J Hah are seldom happy In tlie same gnfliish iris. garden unless special conditions In heavy soli are created for the Span crocuses and of a rich Intense bine ish type. Both bloom later than the that has ho rival at Its season. This COMPARE The tall, bearded class. The Spanish with little squill once started tn a garden A ristocrat» lte Very thiu foliage has not so much will seed Itself and In a few yearn will PRICES decorative value in the garden as establish large colonies. other Irises but- Its long stem makes It -Is * useful little bulb to scatter o f It Ideal cut (lower material and on- all over the garden, dibbling In a few like its kin which grow from rhlxomes. bulbs wherever a space presents It f t e e e t H K f m e t s m e P a i n t s rather than bulbs, the flower last# well self among the perennials, It can be OLDFIELD TYnS COURIER TYPE ANCHOR TYPE dropped Into the open center of Iris ... ■X^^e Ow XsliOnhr Oar When cut, These bulbous Irises are Sask Prist The esthPriW CMtrriM Tirs OStSPriiS tinder the bad of the plant quarantine clumps, around the crown of pennies, MSS Bit* PriMXaW PWPsir , #w MaNtfrtW fir To achieve such Widespread reputation for qusl* Was le t PriMCMh PwPalr OsskPrisa The otS ft ity, Hanna’s have for almost half a century bent between clumps of delphiniums, In 4.4tL21.G4««G $4.98 I f.M S0xftW-.tS.f7 $5.97 •7*74 Was Iw* PrMtaMt MML every effort to the perfection and production of fact pny little spaed Will accommodate 4,50-21.. f 5.fi9 X X .lt Slx4-_ t.ft 6.98 1341 4.50- 2 0 .t t e f f $ 8 .6 fttX t* 7 t high-grade paints and finishes. Raw materials these little bulbs which will give a 4.754ft. tstg 6.48 l i f t 4,4041. 4 * f f 4.55 t e t t 4.50- 41- t » 7 g 8.75 t t s f t sheet Of blue In the first warm days of 4,50-21.. f . t f 5.15 f . f t 4.75- 19. f a 7 t 9.75 I t e f t that have been carefully selected are laboratory- i * f \ V April. Other plants sprtorins into 5.004ft- 7 e lt 7.10Siett blended to formulas that are time*tested and &2S-10- 7 * 9 0 7.90 X f . l t 5.25-21- 7*7S 7 75 4.75- 4 0 „ l t .* f 1045 X f e f t A V d growth will cover the dying folinge of 5.0ft-20..XleXf 11.18 proved. The name “Hanna" marks paint products this bulb Which matures early, 54541.. t| 9 8X7 lt.7 * M s f t of surprising worth. We takes great deal of pride A little later and of larger, growth 6A04t-sXagtii40 a*«av 5.254l.XXaff 15.05 X f a l t X.D. f i r e s t o n e lit presen ting to our friends and neighbors “The Is the grape hyacinth, muscnrl boy- S .5ft40.1S e7t 12.75 * t . 7 t aristocrat of p*tnt*”--th« Hanna Hite of products ■UMwXXttJCM’llMMB m a t t e m b s 6.00-28.,I f *X t 1540 M fa ft torldes, and its more bentitlful rela W* ssO and terviea the eetapM* llee fo r every painting job around the place. tive, heavenly blue, muscarl racemo- m h £ ^ A 7 »9 917.98 M »9t at nrastoua Batterisa—Catae Ie ami 6 .5 0 4 ft.l7 * X f 17.15 S S e S t ass the KXTKA VALVX We *i«* Pee. 7.0041. X te lg 2140 sun. The latter I* displacing the old 82x6,-.-S9a7g 29.78 S ?««# Wa nak. y»waa ellewanee f«w S f . l t grape hyacinth because of Us more M ar alaea prissd *r«e»rtisw«*siy lew year alS hattary. Otter slew »Hm4 »r«n H iiUati>* law gpanlth Iris, substantial, stalks of Intense blue board and cannot be Imported. For “grapes” And because Us foliage is merly they were So cheap that it not so rank, The old-fashioned grape g f u t l f f O llllN f l f f f . —‘Every tire we sell hears the Firestone name for the protec made little difference Whether they hyacinth makes dense patches of blue tion of our ^tMtomen. Every tire carries the unlimited Firestone guarantee and ours* survived mors than one yen* or not. and snulttptlM so rapidly that R often Bow they are mere expensive and the becomes almost a pest. It makes beau supply comes from the Faclfle coast. tiful pots o f bloom for the window. f t l Spanish Irises raised In -the Pacific Plant a half down or a dozen bulbs Northwest have proved ftventtnerthan tn a bnlb pan, a pot o f half depth, set RALPH WOLFORD E. A. ALLEN those We forfnetly imported in. great in a «dd fntmi *r merely leave it out qualities from H olla#£;;jfc are side until wanted indoors. Bring It in, W*i) worth a sunny spot in i«tm con- thaw It oat ffshtfy *hd set In a win CSDASVILU, O. a-Ai AfiLek . . - . . f a af—m ..-.'.it, vsxient ceraer or toe s t t e t m t tor cot- dow and tbs grape hyacinths will pop rW iiiitfftiiy 0m MXtBAVMMntg mo &mt Bag material, tut* tot gxttffo decora up and giva a beautiful display. i vnwww, ft*;'