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FORTY-SIXTH YEAR NO. 5, CEDARVILLE, C m LIDAY. JANUARY 19, 1923 PRICE. $1.50 A YEAR Fess Opposes We Should Have Too Much Competition CONDENSED OHIO NEWS Bloc System New* Items Picked at I n d i a and K oiM Down for ifc* Baity Reader Tw o bills have keen Introduced, in- , Senator-elect S. D. Foss, in r. :he legislature that if passed will tax speech before the Quill club in New Convention of Ohio miners, ached- william Zimmerman was killed in- gasoline for automobiles, The:tax pro­ York City condemned the ‘‘bloc” IOA tied to be held In Columbus this week, siatitly and Otto Schafer, driver of posed j* one cent a gallon to bk system in congress and declared it *0 OAV ias been postponed until after the ; .-.thor automobile, wac injured, prob* (MS KivAiifnKHT- paid at the distributing end. Many; to be “naturally selfish and based meeting in New York of the edale ably fatally, when a passenger traiu look on this proposed tax as the fair-; upon groups which may be classified committee for the central competitive wrecked both automobiles at a cross- cat for automobile owners that hasi over specific interests.” field, ipg at Toledo. Toiwr William H. Ennis, 67, a decorator, been proposed. ! The different “groups” maintain Ollie Chill, baseball umpire, was 1 I died in a hospital at Toledo as the re- Jt is proposed to. divide the money; headquarters in the Capitol. Each i % ^questioned by the police in connection suit of an attack by two footpads, who i wjth the death Of EdWard J. .Mc­ between the municipalities^ the town-i has its ‘lobbyists”. Each conducts a ** V held him up In front of his home. Gregor, 28, found shot to death in a 3hipa and the county for upkeep .of wen-organised and systematized prop MU Joseph Stafford, 28, was shot to Cleveland apartment house, following street* and roads. aganda not infrequently well supplied death in a Cleveland restaurant by an a booze party, Such a tax would be lifting mudf With necessary funds. Sentiment iB employe after he and several eom- ; State Director of Education Rlegel o f the burden from land and property „ t.on» baa been ordered to leave manufactured to force Congress’ to proposes that a class be created in owners and placing it on the users of pass or retard proposed legislation as to uTiinc. because they were making high schools of the state to “study '-'C3£r the highway*. ’ , the case may he. a disturbance. the m ovies" The man that used the ’Toads the- william H. Larkins, 53, former as­ A. C. Flint, teller of a PalnCsvllle “This modern tendency has at least most would and ahduld pay the most,: two sources of danger, It lends itself sistant postmaster at Behring, is un­ hank returned home as mysteriously - der arrest at Kansas City, charged The big trucks, which consume fab* to allowing a few leaders to report A he left it last week, since when a with embezzlement of 33,413 from the nore than the automobiles,'would pay: their view as that 'of the membership. statewide search for him has .been In Sebrlng postoffice, core of their share of the upkeep of: The leaders too freuently are circum­ progress, Flint went to Painesville D. R. Crissinger of Marion, now from Dayton, where he said hefirst ;he reads. ; scribed wholly from narrow and sel­ comptroller of the currency, was nom-, realized his whereabouts. * The distant tourist that now travels* fish interest. Secondly, it develops a mated by President Harding to ’ ' Brigadier General William Y* Me* >ver our roads free would pay some-! habit of delegating to, the leaders the governor of the federal reserve board,, Maken, 68, member o f the state board hing by a tax on gasoline. ' Mrs. Ann Hauua was shot and Mil*J responsibility of the citizen who, in­ of pardons, died suddenly of heart To the average automobile owner ed at Cleveland while scuffling with, stead of speaking, permits the selfish* failure at his home In Toledo. he cost would not be- great, provn her husband over possession of a shot-' group interest to speak. R. N. Matthews, 72, Marion, an In­ 'iding that the auto was used- for gun, “It permit* the most dangerous log valid, shot and killed himself. Measure only. At one cent a gallon rolling where leaders of various im­ New York Central’s car repair shop* at Toledo will be reopened Feb. 1. Mayor Fred Kohler of Cleveland > ,gallons would cost him five cents portant blocks may get their heads George Baynham of CrooksylUe was- said that he would submit to the civil nore. At 20 miles to the gallon this together arid dictate an entire pro­ named a dry inspector by Prohibition service commission the question Of vould take him 100 miles. Five cents gram on a reciprocal plan.” Commissioner McDonald. . holding examinations and preparing :ax for a hundred irriles is not: rhudh eligible lists of women for police duty.5 The most active of the ‘blocs’ in Three foxes were caught in the. big -o any one person but would make congress are the Labor group; the Miami county foxr drive near. Piqua, Rev. E, R, Willard, 70, former presi- a new source o f income for street and liquor group; the Antisaloon group; More than 2,000 persons participated; dent of the Ohio synod of the Reform­ rdad repair which' qutoists want., ed church, died at Akron. the Farm bloc; and various others , Three Tiffin youths were given' jail The grangers recently endorsed Dr. Victor Wilker, 80, author, Civil with more or less influence. sentences and a fourth, a minor, was Such a tax as have other organiza­ XENIA GETTING TO BE A I RAILROAD CO? *ANY DRAWN turned over to the juvenile court fol­ war veteran and tor 45 years a mem- tions. The only opposition comes from COLLEGE NOTES SATURDAY NIGHT TOWN INTO C0UR1 toY INJUNCTION lowing admissions of alleged whole, . her of the faculty of Baldwln-Wallace SEVERAL INJURIES REPORTED; sale automobile tire thefts. college, died at his home in Berea, the automobile associations, compos­ Miss Wilma Arnott has resumed HOWEVER NONE SERIOUS Xenia1 i$ coming in for her share' The Pennsylvaf||u railroad company Lawrence- IL Jeffers, 20, company j' D. J, Frey, 38,' crossing watchman, ed largely of city folks that now her studies after an absence of sev­ of notoriety of late, much after the has been enjoined by a Cincinnati L, 166th Ohio infantry, was shot and has . been exonerated by the grand want the lahd and property owner to eral' weeks, having been called home fashion of the metropolitan .’enters, court from taking. Off trains until ap- killed at the armory at Athens when jury .o f any blame in the death of keep up his reads .and-streets. Several injuries have been reported on.'account of the illness of her moth- Some time ago a policeman was shot, proved by the •lie Utilities com a ,target pistol he was carrying;slipped ■ three school children, killed by a Nine, states have already adopted within the past few days. Charles eft". ■ ■ Holdups occur at intervals. A shoot- mission. Attorni General Crabbe has from his pocket aud was discharged. j Pennsylvania railroad flyer at Ada. the gasoline tax. Ohio should do .the Clemar.s sustained a dislocated should * ■■■ *" ■; ■ m . ing scrape -in the East end adds to instituted the jA- n. Nevertheless the Epidemic of flu is spreading through 1 Fire at Cleveland destroyed tbe same. Write ‘ Representative M. A. er blade, left member, while unload­ Miss Louise-Clark is able to return the spice of life in the county seat, trains are not operation.- Whether the Hocking valley. | three-story frame building occupied by Broadstone your views 'on the sub­ ing hogs at the railroad. W. S. Peters, 50, and George Wes­ to classes after several days illness. Automobile accidents that occasion- the schedule Wll restored remains tbe General Bi-opae Foundry company, ject. Also Senator Pence from this Floyd McHenry, an employee on ton, 36, coal miners, were crushed to' with a loss estimated at$40,0January 29 to February 2* rings Thursday. offense in 1921. ■ As a result of a recent meeting of been the cause of the shooting of Ar­ was made was punishable &a first The rate will not be granted on the Alliance reports that nearly all her the stockholders of the Ohio Fuel S. S. DEAN DEAD. mour Keifer, 20, by-George F. Smith, legree murder -if murder followed. old plan, of years past. This year all ATTORNEYS W ANT $1000 FOR Supply Co. that organization will he 46, grocer, at Arcadia, Hancock coun­ mechanics are employed. Edward Savage, 83, retired miner, who want to go must buy one way — FUNDERBURG CASE known as the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Tbe Samuel Steel Dean, prominent far ty. Keifer was wounded seriously. fares at the usual rate. At the time mer and life-long resident r of the After writing six letters, including died at his home in Crooksvllle. HO Miss Edna Osa Acton: 6f Yellow new company will be the distributing was the last survivor o f the historic you get a ticket ask for a certificate county, died at the McClellan hospi one to hiB wife, Herman M, Foqlke, Springs and Mr. Charles. Wesley Attorneys Charles Darlington of company and the old company the Blue Hock mine' disaster. You should ask your agent in advance tal last Thursday, suffering ‘from 50, kald to be a traveling salesman, Shinlde of near this plp.ee were mar­ Xenia and Con Mattem o f Dayton, supply company. Mayor Parker of Plain City has or­ for the certificate in that he may heart trouble. New year’s day he un­ killed himself in a hotel at Barnes* ried by Rev. Brown of the Trinity M. have fijed a bill for $1000 for their vllle. dered all poolrooms and other places E. church; Xenia, at 10:30 Wednesday have them on hand. These certifi DECLARED A BANKRUPT derwent an operation when his left services, in assisting in the prosecu­ Impetus has been given,,to the of amusement within the corporation must be signec} at the University by limb was amputated to save his life. The bride and groom will reside on tion of Ex-sheriff Funderburg, who movement 'to have the general assem­ to dose at 10 o'clock every night. H. C, Ramsower and validated by a T. T. Nunn, Jr., has filed papers An obstruction in an ar' ry made the farm. The bride was a former op­ had been indicted following the acci­ bly appropriate enough, money to Andy - Zagila, 6, was killed while railroad representative who will have erator for the Springfield-Xenia tele­ dental shooting of Volney Nichols on of Bankruptcy with Robert E. this necessary., The. deceased was mark Ohio’s first settlement at fichoe- coasting at Youngstown. a desk in Townsend Hall, on the phone company, Xenia. Sept 5. The bill was approved by Cowden, Referee in Bankruptcy in horn April 17, 1850, there being ten burn Bpring neaT Now Philadelphia, Anderson Skinner, 63, of Richland campus, all week. There must he 250 Dayton. The liabilities are listed as brothers and sisters, two of , ,om Furnace, Vinton county, fell from a Judge Hombeck of London, the trial with a park on the site ot the Indien certificates validated before the half 160-foot cliff near his home and was Word ha* been received here of judge in the case. It is said that the $4461.81; assets scheduled $1349.00; survive: Mrs. Anna D. Oldham o f village. fare home will be .granted. ■A $2,000 fine and a sentence ot 13 killed instantly. an operation that was recently per­ Judicial fund from which this fee exemption claimed $850. The credi­ Springfield and Mr*. Mary D. V/right months in the federal panitentiary Cincinnati beggars make from $16 formed on Mr*. Jess. Nesmith, former­ must be paid is now about $3000 over tors will meet in the grand jury room of Detroit, Mich. He Was a life long in Xcilia January 27 at which time a member of the First U, P. churclfein was handed out at Cleveland ,to Mar­ to $46 a day, police say, ly Miss Katherine McGiven, at the TRUCE HAS BEEN DECLARED: drawn. Besides this $1000 fee the two "Lady, you're sweet enough to trustee will be selected. Mr. Nunn Xenia, His first marriage was to Miss tin Burke, wealthy .cafe owner, who Miami Valley hospital in Dayton. Her “KISSED AND MADE UP” attorneys were* or are to . be paid, kits," said one of two bandits who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate condition was such that a blood trans­ $2,500, which was raised by a number iias been operating a grocery here. Sadie Thompson of Olathe, Kan. Her held np Mrs. Helen Seibert In Ctncln death took place December 14, 1800. the Volstead act, fusion was necessary. Three uarts There will be no more exhibitions of citizens who subscribed that a- Perry county commissioner* decld- aatl. And he proved he meant What MAY HAVE UNTIL FEBRUARY In 1801 Mr. Dean was married to be said while hi* companion snatched were transfused, one quart given by o f the manly art on the part of Larson mount. The four attorneys on the ed to construct a.temporary bridge ‘ ’* ...... TO GET NEW TAGS. Miss Fannie Scott, who survives with Mrs, Seibert’s purse containing $87. her sister, Miss Evelyn HcGiven. O’Day of Jamestown and Ed, Ballard, defense side have not filed their hill. hear ThornviUe, So that the Thorn- four children: Dr. R. S. Dean of Mr*. Frank George .of Plain City . New Jasper township larmer. Each vllie road can be Hied In travel be­ Ohio motorists will be given until Cleveland, Leslie Dean and Miss E ll tween New Lexington, Newark and saved bar life by rolling in the snow Mr*. Link Jeffries, who was opera­ had a victory to their credit. It is said COUNTY AUDITOR ADVISES NO February 1 to get their tags for the zabeth at home and Arthur who re Columbus. a* soon a* her clothes caught fire, ted upon some- day* ago a t . the Me that O’Day promised ballard at the RE-APPRAISEMENT THIS YEAR automobiles. Fire at the pen where sides on the old Dean homestead, Youngstown council tabled a reso­ after she had poured gasoline In the Clellan hospital, is reported as ii - conclusion of the second engagement the tags are made destroyed many of The funeral was held Saturday from lution to purchase streetcar line*. etove. She was badly burned, proving ss rapidly as could' be ex­ when Larson Was the victor, that he County Auditor R. O. Wead follow­ them 1 it all will be supplied by the the residence. Dr. Winfield S. Ross, 76, Marietta, Illness prompted R. M. Rodgers, 76, pected. ing the law which requires that he proposed to give Ballard such a clean- first ( the month, was sentenced to 20 daye In jail, Im­ Galllpolls, to kilt himself. every time He (Ballard) came to recommend to the county commis­ posed upon the doctor’s plea of guilty Miss Rose Halberd, bookkeeper for XENIA PATRONS WILL GET Jamestown. It is said that Ballard sioners the advisability of a re-ap­ to a charge of pointing firearms. John a restaurant company at Cleveland, COMBINATION SUBSCRIPTIONS A REFUNDER FROM CO. Went to O’Day, offered his apology praisement of all real estate has O’Reilly, l i , was shot when revelers was beaten over the head by a black­ United States .Senator fo f anything he had said or done and advised against any such re-appraise- gathered Jo front of the home ot Dr. jack by a lone bandit, who escaped The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. o:: the same was accepted and the matter ment this year, He bases his belief scription fo r daily papers and all Ross. with $2,000 in Cash she vfai carrying George W . Norris Xenia, must poy back to patrons a- Isaac Farley, colored, a court bailiff, at issut’ between the two men has that conditions are not such as to magazines as in the past. We guar- to a batik. bout $8,000, according to a decision warrant the expenditure of such The Herald will receive your suh- was killed at Columbus when struck After ktdnnpiag Milton E. Nash, col­ been dropped. * lector, and hi* wife; three auto ban- sum as will be required to do this antee as low prices or lower in some of the Supreme Court, The decision by a motor truck. Prosecuting Attorney W. L. Elkins gifo in Toledo forced Nash to drive work. Farm lands in particular would cases than can he secured elsewhere. is the result of a long drawn out fight and his father, Oscar M. Elkins, were to an isolated point, where they rob­ The Herald, Ohio State Journal, between the city authorities and the not stand a re-appraisement this bound over to the grand Jury at Iron- bed him ot $1,000 and escaped in h li | and National Stockman, regular price Bell company over rates. The refund Day By Day In year. ton on $2,600 bond on charges of sec­ auto after forcing Nash and his wife $6.60. Our p r ic e______$5.65 covers a period from Nov. 1 1020 to Every W ay January 1, 1023. ond degree murder in connection with from the car. MUCH SICKNESS The Herald, Ohio State Journal, the slaying of John Johnson On Dec, Charles Brooks, 67, colored, of Ohio Farmer, Regular price __ $6.50 23, who is said to have resisted search ' R*»dville, was sentenced at NeKr Lex­ There is much sickness in this as Our price ------— ______$5.65 PUBLIC SALE DATES. of bis home on e liquor warrant ington to die in tbe electric chair. Well as other sections of the county. The Herald, Ohio State Journal, Me Indictment charging Mrs. Margaret Btaok* wae convicted of the murder Carlisle of Kent with first degree mur­ Of, Howry Barns, Bendvllle coal bp- In some cases whole families are Calls Magazine, regular price $7.00 W. L< Cleinans & Son, stock sale, der in the death of her huehand, Ar­ orator. down with the -grip. However there Our price ------$6.00 Wednesday, January 24th, are no cases of pneumonia reported; Herald, Ohio State Journal, Farm thur Carlisle, former sheriff ei Port­ Body of a man identified as that of Greener County Duroc Association John fi*bo of BeavertoVn, Who the. One case o f scarlet fever, Mildrec and Fireside, regular price $6.00, Our age county, has been quashed. January 20th. Youngstown Sheet and Tube com­ ttolice allege aiurdered his wife and Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p r ic e ------$6,40 E. J* McCullough, Jan. 30. pany has arranged to purchase the then set fire to his house, was found Murray Marshall, is reported at the Herald, Ohio State Journal, anc Creswell Farm*, Poland China sale, assets of the Steel and Tube company the railroad track south df Day- home of her grandparents, Mr. aik Woman’s Home Companion, regular January Slat, ot Chicago, Presdent Jambs A. Camp- j fon. The man was killed by ft train- Mrs, Milton Bratton. price, $7.50. Our p r i c e ______$6.95 Paulfin and Flelts, Feb. 6th. bell of the Youngstown Sheet and | 'Frank Bdtdock whs asphyxiated by Herald and Ohio State Journal Reg Rocket and Roush, Holstein and Tube company announced. gas fumes St Piqua, ENJOYING THEIR TRIP ular price $5.50. Our price _____ $4.99 form sale,- Tuesday, February 6th. Vincent Kelly, 30, well known ath­ Eleven men are being held at To­ lete of this city, and William Whit­ The State Journal and Nationa Bib Type Poland China sale, Cen ledo In connection with the alleged taker, 24, proprietor ot a meat market Word from W. A. Turnbull and wife Stockman or the Ohio'Farm er $4.60 tral.garage, Wednesday, Feb. 21, thefts from freight cars of goods ag­ at Mingo Junction, were arrested at gregating $4,600 in valne. mid Miss Bernice Wolford, who are This offer is good only to mldnigh > Andrew Bros, and R. A. Murdock driving through to Orlando, Florida January 31, 1923 and is open to al Steubenville On warrant* charging Search...... has been...... instituted for Re?* February 28, them with manslaughter la connection j Yervehti, pastor of First Eng 1 is that they arc (having a fine trip R. F, D. as well as town residents. O. A. Dobbins, Hampshire sale J.through the Southland. The only with the death of John J8* Lutheran church3 at Marysville, Friday* March 9. . railroad conductor, who was killed by missing since Dec. 27 last. Nehtaskats asks why most impor* Kuril* Oou4, ft little French drug! ' snow was in Pennsylvania. The roads an automobile, Use of an amplifier ae a mean* of unit'office in our country, the presi­ gist of Nancy, is la the U. S. to teach are reported good. They are making The I. O, 6. F. lodge will give dency it left to fill “Day b r fo Jr »» Mrs. Martha Weaver, 4$, Ports­ enabtihg dqaf persons to hear protW stops along the line from Washing, banquet in in Barber’a hall on Thurs- Messrs John Pitstick and B. E, Mb every way t am getting butter and mouth, mother of six children, was sl decided success, acctfrdtttg to R, 3. direct iwlftafK tha l-a tlercu res sickness If said repeat­ ton, D. C. south. Last word front day night. About 104 invitations Krill [ Fariawd were in Columhu* last Sat fatally injured by ah autoiat, who Condon, superintoaleat It Qfoetohfttt ed*? tat* KrUered, fo W* ftttMfc* them was at Raleigh, N» C. b* sent Mt. Iwcday ** M m , drew .# ? Without stopping. ' public etfcebl*. I \.

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The Cedurville Hee&Ul lUiflOLUTlON NO. I. A RSSaOLUTSOil DECLARING IT THEATRE KARLH BULL - - EMTOR NECBBBARY m IMP ROVE MAIN STREET, Im ys, OHIO, • * D AYTO N FROM T&E a «® | i LEWIS OP MAS­ Entered at the Poet-Qffioe, Cedar- SIF OREElC^^p* TO THE Call Phone 33. For i;.2 3 D*ys Beg. Thors. Jan. 25, Hat. Sat. viUe, 0., Qcteber 31, 1887, M second NORTH O O p M fp i UN®. BY PAVING, AMR THE CONBTRUC IS im*. class matter. TIO OP 8TO)AR WATER SEWERS R O B E R T B . AND CEMENTNT CURBS AND GUT- For TERS. JANUARY 19, 1923. BE IT RESOLVED BY THECOUN- Cedarville Lumber Co. CIL OF THE VILLAGE OP CEDAR- MANTELL ■ T VILLE, STATE OP OHIO, three- Mr a. AND NCMtOYED UWFOUI tfUIMATIOftAl fourths of all members elected there­ the ice; to concuring: at her i.oij Section 1. That It is necessary to Having purchased the Stock and Real Estate of The Tarbox Lumber improve Main Street, Cedsrville, Ohio, Co. (except Hardwood). We desire tb call your attention to the fact GENEVIEVE HAMPER from the South line of Hassle Creek Mica Ri IN SHAKESPEREAN REPETOIRE SimdaySchool Bridge to the North Corporation line, that we will have at all times on hands at ’ end with ! by paving and the construction of at Edison, THURSDAY—The Merchant of Venice, storm water sewers and cement curbs FRIDAY—Macbeth and gutters, and it is hereby deter­ T LessonT mined 'by Council that the public con­ NOTIOI SATURDAY—Mat.—As You Like It. venience and welfare requires that said Notion ivv (By REV. P. B, FiTZWATER. D. D., Lowest Competitive Prices SATURDAY NIGHT—Julias Caesar. Teacher o f English Bible In the Moody improvement be made. . . . (Section 2. That the grade of said Bible Institute of Chicago.) For £Salt! NOTE:—-In order that our patrons may attend all of Copyright, 1> « , Wwtern Ncw.p.per Union street, as improved, and the grade of All kinds of Lumber, Sash, Doors, Glass, Builders Hardware, Cement, the performances the following liberal scale of prices curbs shall be the existing respective harness. grades thereof. . Lime, Plaster, Brick, Roofing, Fence and Posts. has been arranged. LESSON FOR JANUARY 21 Section'3. 'That the plans, specifica­ ' W, I), Mat 50c, 75c. $1,00, $1.50 Eves 50c,75c,$1,00, $1.50,$2 tions, estimates and profiles of the Come in and get acquainted. THE PRODIGAL SON proposed improvement heretofore into town prepared by the Engineer employed by Our M otto is with hiu fa l LESSON TEXT—Luke 15:11-24, Council for said purpose, ana now on 3 Days Beg. Mon. Jan. 29, Mat Wed. GOLDEN TEXT- lliuro is joy In the file in the office of the Clerk of said Dr.- O. presence of the angels of God over one village, be and the same are hereby THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE SEASON sinner that repenteth.—LuKe 15:10. approved. H. was in REFERENCE MATElilAL—pealm 32; 'Section 4, That the whole cost of What You Want When You Want It on his way I Luke 7:36-60; Rom, l .-11; Gal. 6:1-0. said improvement,- less l-50th thereof, ters the PRIM ARY T .. 1C—A Kather's I.ave. and the cost of intersections, shall be to take up John Drew-Leslie Carter JUNIOR TOPIC—A Picture of the assessed by the foot front upon the f o .Heavenly Father’s Love, We Solicit Your Inquiries dentistry, < 1. He Came to Himself (v. 17). When he reflected a bit bp was made Tr conscious that, though he had wronged SALES AND SERVICE Mb father and ruined hhnself, yet he u was a son of his father. In the days of his sinning he was beside himself. Columbus The world calls the sinner who leaves off his evil.ways crazy, but in reality ho Just becomes sane. If we could Gasoline but get sinners to think seriously of ts .... their condition it would be more easy to get them to turn from their sins. TURKISH cigarettes111 VIRGINIA 2. His.Resolution (v. 18). His re­ BURLEY Columbus Oil Company flection ripened Into resolution, The COLUMBUS C-ll picture of his home, where even the OHIO hired servants had a superabundance, moved him to make a decision to leave the far country and go home. Distributed Locally by 8. His Confession (vv. 18, 19). He 15 Attention acknowledged that his sin was against f o r heaven and' his father—that he had CEDARVILLE DISTRIBUTING ST4 forfeited his right to be called a don, Miller Street and Penny. Ky. R. BIRD & SONS CO, and begged to be given a place as & Telephone No. 146. M. C. NAGLEY Ford Owners! *s>« hired servant. The sinner not only R. A. MURDOCK C. E. MASTERS Bhould make a resolution; he should AMERICAN TOIACCO Q| 10 - * ii.iimi rmH»i.r«uirr. W. W. TROUTE Fond ports,, like almost everything else confess his slu; for with the heart man believed unto righteousness, and with , worth while, are counterfeited. Imitation the mouth confession is made unto sal­ parts are manufactured to SELL at the vation. , highest possible rate of profit and the 4, His Action (v. 20). Action was grades o f steel used are consequently not needed. Resolution will not avail Un­ less accompanied with action. the same high quality, specially heat- 5. His Reception by His Father treated alloy steels Specified in Ford (TV. 20-24). The father had not for­ formulas for the manufacture of GEN- gotten bis son. During the years he * UINE FORD PARTa longed for his return. He must often have looked for him, for he saw him when he was a great way off. So anx­ Don’t b* mislad—Insist upon GENUINE FORD ious was he for him that he ran to PARTS made by the Ford Motor Company. By meet him and fell upon his neck and H ave; * sq doipg you will get from 35 to 100 per cent kissed him. So glad was the father ed, refinj move wear from them, and you will pay the that he even did not hear his confes­ sion through, but ordered the tokens j T A N t f e ; for and loweat poaaible coat— the same everywhere. of honor to be placed upon him, re­ ceiving him back into a son’s position. Save for Old Age from X el £iNB •t A g a in 80% OF GENUINE FORD PARTS This parable makes bare God’s heart. Will be Every teacher should strive to present ? j g | w(f « ^ own *Av ,n«» RETAIL FOR LESS THAN 10c EACH this lesson so ns to show God’s forgiv­ ing mercy—His willingness to receive Prc Ask for Parts Price list back His wayward child. •Cr But three men In every hundred are self-supporting or ‘’financially fixed" W hen your Ford car, or Fordaou tractor needs tw o Classes. The race is divided into two at 65 years, according to statistics. attention, caB onus. For remember w e are prop­ classes, those who go ahead and do erly equipped, employ competent mechanics, and somethin,*!, and those who sit still and Are yofi to be one of the three or (Me Genuine Ford and Fardsou parte kt lift Inquire, “ Why wasn’t It done the other ofie of the 977 Now is the time to de­ way?”—-O. W. Holmes. ride. Answer by opening * Savings Taken From Evil to Coma Account in this Association now. We 1441 Hul T ip righteous perlsheth, nnd no man pay 6 pet cent interest, compounded tayeth it to heart: and merciful men semi-annually, and your small begin­ are taken away, none considering that R. A. Murdock ning will soon grow to such propor­ the righteous is taken away from the evil to come.—Isalnti 57: 1. tions as will mean independence foif yen. ■ Assurance. t a w in our trials and conflicts we are EAGLE’ assured of the tender sympathy of heaven.—Anon,

How Easy to Leva. How difficult it is to know-how The Cedarville Building & For Sate an Public Sale Bills Are A Necessity rosy to love Thee i—'Unknown, One dollar deposited in a Savings Ac count here gives you one of thes Lib. Lowe Your (text Order Here Loan Association erty Bells to drop your odd change in.

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k / u u h WWtWMWn m/m " The Green* Cowrty'Hardware" C o.. Saturday is the last day for the • Have you renewed your subscrip- ] ha* brought « it *g*in*t Thomas B ,' iOCAi AND PERSONAL !payment of December taxes. i tion to the Herald for 1923 yet? ] Frame on an ftU#*wd note for $89p. flIIIHIIIIIIIIIillllOllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllillH The suit wa* brought in Common. ♦ * • * » ...» • * * * j James Dailey has been appointed Ihe members of the Research Club i Pleas Court, < Deere ga n g’ plow,*' local representative of the Standard gnve their annual banuet last even- CRESWELL FARMS’ J3 inch, Collins Williamson5Oil Company and is in charge o f the ing at the borne of Mrs. Carrie Crouse Mrs. G- E. Bradfute and daughter,; ass filling station on Xenia avenue. when members and their husbands of Xenia, hav* gone to Chicago, where sss For Sale;- Clover hay in mow. and-gentlemen friends enjoyed a very they will join Mr. 0. E, Bradfute. ■ ■== pleasant evening. About forty were Hugh Turnbull, Jr. Mrs, Martha Milburn has sold her who is president of the National j -— present. The decorations were in double residence on Cedar street, to Form Bureau. They will make their as: green and white with green and white Mrs. Nancy Oglesbeo entertained ’ the occupants, Mrs. Mary Harbison future home in that city wj,hhe is —= ] candles for the tables and place cards BIG TYPE the members of the Kadantra Club tnd Mr. Hugh Grindle. Both have Mr. Bradfute’* headquarters. == 1 o f the same colors. Tnei printed menu at her homo last Thprsday afternoon. occupied the property for several yards were tied with green ribbon. years. We understand the considera­ Harry Corry of Clifton has been |~ The following was the menu: Fruit Miss Ruth DeW itt spent the week­ tion was' $2,760. reported quite 111, suffering end with Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Shaw cocktail; Roast chicken, dressing; sciatica rheumatism. at Edison, Ohio. Masked potatoes, giblet. gravy; Sweet We understand that following a potatoe patty, escalloped oysters; rolls Kick of the Mure. ~ recent consultation by physic1 as and butter; Cranberries; Research NOTIONS! NOTIONS! Visit our A mule lives only about thirty-live E 2 it is doubtful whether Mrs, Charles Notion counter. c. E. Masters Club Salad anu wafers; Combination or forty years, bur every year has a ~ ~ Smith, wife of the barber, will have Sherbert and cakes; Coffee. kit U In It.—New York Herald. ~ a her sight restored following the ery­ The following is the toast program; F or Sale:- Good closed bugcrv and NEW BUSS SCHEDULE =5 sipelas, from which she has been a .. . ■ . harness. C. M. Harris. Toastmigtress, Mrs, Hervey Bailey; sufferer now for several weeks. Her Research Club, Mrs, Auld; Response, SOW SALE I will leave Cedarville with the buss §Sj many friends regret to hear that Mr, 0. A. Dobbins; Town Celebrities, W. D< Nisbet of Chicago dropped at 9A. M. 2 P. M, and 5 P, M Will = = such is probably the case. Mr, J. E. Kyle; New Year Resolutions into town yesterday for a short visit leave Xenia at 11 A M; 4 P Mi 6 P M . s=s Mrs. J, P. White. There was a musical with his father, J. H. Nisbet. Blane Leighly. -Kg Wednesday, January, 31, 1923 Big candy sale at ICerr’s Sweet program and a reading by Mrs. Fraser, Dr. 0- P. Elias of Washington C. Shoppe, Saturday. The ad in this is­ . At 1:00 P. M. H. was in town the rat of the week sue tells you all -about it. on his way to Chicago, where he en­ OBITUARY The Leceure Cource Committee can ters the Northwestern University The following obituary was read at toaele Jeter tfcsfo to take up a pust graduate course in feel highly elated over the success of the funeral service of Howard Clem­ dqntistry, the Chancellor George Henry Brad­ LBfA PORPV SAW SINCE H»S WIFE ford lecture at the opera house last atis, Wednesday at the M. E. church REAP COUE' THAT EVERY PAY iM EVERY '‘SAY" 6HE6 ET6 THE week. His subject was “This Way Up” by the pastor, Rev. Stevens: C. M. Ridgway is on the sick list ' - - . and from comments the patrons were '“ Remember.'now they Creator in the this week, days of thy youth, while the evil days T well pleased and count it one of the S3, .best ever given here. some not, nor the year draw nigh, Ancient Dynasty. vhen thou shalt say, I have no pleas- The Chow dynasty in China began ire in them; while the sun, or the Harry Townsley has been appoint­ about twenty-three years before the i'ght, .or the moon, or the stars, be Dorian migration mto the Pelopon­ ed administrator of the estate of F. not darkened, nor the clouds return nesus. The generally accepted date of Giroveij Brickel. The estate was ap­ after the rain: in the day when the the latter event Is 1100 B. C, praised Wednesday by O. T. Wol­ keeper of the house shall tremble and ford, Milton and Lawrence Edging- ihe strong men shall bow themselves, ton. A .public sale will be held on md the grinders cease because they 46 BRED GILTS Flutes In Egyptian Tombs. Tuesday, Jan 30, when a number of are few,- and those that look, out of sac - Several flutes were found la an blooded horses, _ hogs, machinery and the windows be -darkened, and the Egyptian tomb |n 1889. feed will be sold. , doors shall he shut in the . streets, when the sound' o f the grinding is; m 4 TRIED SOWS low; because man goeth'. to his long home, and the mourners go about the From $12 Checker to President oJ Armours streets; or even the silver cord be loosed, or the golden Trawl be broken, 3 MALE HOGS • ‘4 , or the pitcher be broken at the foun­ tain, or the wheel broken at the cis­ tern.” H Sale will be held ih Cedarville, O., at Central Another silver cord Has been loosed, another golden bowl broken, when g Garage. Good accommodations ^ Howard Clemans answered “here” to GOOD- . -' ♦». n V**'. *V» 4 the final roll-call on January 15, 1923. m clamant weather for garage is heated. Ho was horn October 17, 1895, aged 27 years, 2 months ape Z8 days. There is a reaper whose name is CIGARETTES death, arid, with his sickel keen, he reaps the bearded grain at a breath and the flowers that grow between.” 'f') ^ *** r This time,, a flower o f youth yielded CEDARVILLE, OHIO , : ' V , ’ • • .ij">l5,A‘v i ,• - to the Reaper’s sickel. He was the son o f Wm. and Cora GENUINE Col. E. W . Foster, Joe Gordon’ Sc KennoiipBros. AuctsV, ; ■■:} Clemans. He was born, reared- and W . W. Troiite,. Cleris:. 5' - ■ - . • ' ij;„-1. a • ; educated in this viciriity. On Sept. 10, “BULL” 1.918 he was. united in marriage to DURHAM Miss Rosa Andrews. The ranks of TOBACCO the Odd Fellows have again been ______.— — ------Alow pttgSipeMtflp ARMEIES broken, he having become a member ^ rty . ym sago, F.Edson wbit^then a youth, left bis home near about, two years ago, Peoria, jri and went to Chicago wliere he found work as a checker In the pens at A m ou r & Co., at $12 per week. This month he was made He leaves to mourn his loss; a' wife, . S * the first not a member of the Armour family since 1R62. father, mother, two brothers—Virgil, .~r* r .‘ Mi and Russell, two sisters, Mary arid :.U" Esther, besides a host of relatives •i !< / and friends. CROSSING THE BAR ADAIR’S Sunset and, even star*, ONE CENT And one clear call for mel Xenia’s Leading Home Furnisher For Over 35 Years. And may there be no moaning of the bar, . When I put out to sea. i But such a tide. as moving seems CANDY SPECIAL asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep, ♦Turns again homo. Kerr’s will hav a another Twilight and evening bell, And after the dark! real, candy sale Saturday. And may there be no sadness of fare­ well, One pound of assorted stick When I. embark. candy and one pound of For tho’ out our bourne of time and place Peanut Brittle for 31 cents The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face Made in Cedarville. When I have crossed the bar.

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llow this gigantic evont can hold any importance for you will -b e readily Elmer Weyrich determined by just your casual in- ■speefcion o f our windows. *Tis true that this will only giye 4 M « * 1441 Huffman Ave., DAYTON,OHIO you a small insight into the rate « I Wl buying opportunities; sufficient, how­ Work with th« For<’ spring*— ever, to let you know that if any part not against them, ’/h e “ third of the home is in need of refurnish­ spring” checks the ubound and ing, now is a good time to get it done atops the sidte-SWay. Sava tires, -and AT ADAIR’S STORE. , dmi.' mmeMsMJCtx fuel, and car depredation. Mod* arata in price. EAGLE “ MIKADO” Pencil N o. 174 OittrUutor* r Ta . MURDOCK,"

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*m O m mmg£SBg&!&& •■>»<» w isswwiwair iij|||iiii)l"H> f IT Ftv«s Baptized By Granddad | LOCAL AKD PKXSONAL The • * • • » • • • « • JNrodU'j ..F O R TAXI SERVICE CALL NO 8. ■COJChc: the ad Try the notion counter first. C. E. Masters. BfcrasJ Sintr jSTrtng For Sale:- A large set of sleigh bells. Charles M. Harris Merchants' Profit-Sharing Stamps— OncW ith EachlOcPmchase. Several from, here attended the Masonic social in Xenia last Thursday evening. Yot

6 W W m F Barton. ps«or the Finn Congrentionat Church *< Mrs, M. C. Nagley returned last COMING! ak Park. III.. »» »he -*• -tdmg» m five of fits children. Now Friday from Omaha, Neb. after an ht*tj * baptizing*««u »MM grandchildren ‘ I I..U ___ W tn shows ohoi..a fi*c Auji new stjhus arrival* in>il/9U for frtr * ft extended visit with relatives. New Year christening, brought ir.»m *» part* of the country by famous went*, including 'he child of Prutv Bawon.-.famous editor We have added several new lines to m a s our notion counter. Come in and see Tuesday, January 23rd' Polic what bargains we have to offer. authori i C. E. Masters. Clinton | rfcSm frlon A m erican B utter fo w l is regi Miss Carrie Rife and Miss Ruth while i Patton of the High School faculty, are trolmai absent from school this week by ill­ mingto ness. Dress Sale thews e Indie Mildred Parker, little daughter of Louis 1 Prof, and Mrs. L. D. Parker, under­ very p went an o legation Monday for the.re­ town, ri May W alker trieval o f her tonsils. The-operation authori „ilt* Hempstead, was done by Drs. Madden and Shields.' Suprem e! fie n d s a 7-year old Hol­ Teen iir stein, of Austin, Call at our store and inspect the beries. Mlnm, is the U.S. - v l V ' tampion butter new line of Notions. Thosi i C. E. Masters, oow over all • r-' are Wa breeds and ages m Archie for 1922. She pro­ Thomas Frame has moved to the Dresses Made to Sell as and Fr duced 1218.59 lbs. Pauli farm owned by Mr. Howard S. of butter fat or bines, t 3ie0.ft lba.of milk. . Smith. Mr. Frame has been living in Robb> the Knox Hutchison property. Mr. ,<1 H igh as $ 6 5 .0 0 ware C- i Oscar Evans has rented tbi sproperty Boring and will move to.town. His son Frank . Drug s will reside on the Evans farm. stores : mingtoi Says Easiness Rivals Urged Murder Charge Miss Bertha Dean of Springfield, confess has been spending several days ' with Youn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles iKj.' ‘ !'■ in Was. Dean. a came; and thi if | The L. M. Society o f the U. P, the thr church will meet at the parsonage on that Vi s m Monday, January 25 at 1:30. A cordial m had kil invitation is extended to all the ladies voort h of the . congregation to attend. . |,1 his mal from tl i ATTRACTIVE FARM HOMES as true i • A ll f | Much Attention Being Given This Wilmin i ' Question By Those Residing In The . Country. One Important Item Not, Proseco - To-Be Overlooked. i With ofi i m countie i * The transformation that has taken to cleai i place in the appearance of farm Homes Nearly 600 to Whei 1 noth the exterior and interior, withm the past few years has beep marvelous dervooi .! Today many country homes are as found i i beautiful and inviting in appearance Choose From ; terial I. ! as those seen in the best residence kinds i ] sections of the cities. ..Although tastes differ as to the the lot choice of flowers and shrubbery, and goods the interior decorations are. subject to various the whims of-the' women, the-general ( Depu opinion seems to be that the finishing touch to all is given by the selection O ver 2 0 0 ceived l of tiie Ohio State Journal as the news -J»VC h H it*. Hiram Knox, of Hemphill. Tex., who actively ant! successfully paper for the home. ^ killing managed her husband's business of building railroads, .running saw­ ■For over 111 years this great publi­ The mill* and bossing lumber crews, claims business rivals urged murder cation has been si welcome messenper Different Styles other r charge now against her in mysterious billing of her husband. All o f (to the people. Your grandfather was the \Vest la interested as she was ktiown as “ Lady Bountiful" for 1 no .doubt one of the early supporters is now generous gift* to p>or. children of Texas. Photo I* o f Mrs. Knox and , o f .the Ohio State Journal and gleaned the mu j McCrei I Kinney i Every Dress Just Received From Jim R< i same c j o f McE | -band w I New York Especially for This Sale for the ! a pictu i The evi ! We trill id l art public **!« ft our farm on the ‘Turnbull road two miles East Cedarville, on by a d< i M EW Spring Taffetas, fine Canton Crepes, out tha | ' crisp Taffetas, Poiret Twill. Dresses for every one, M- , and Re. Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1923 occasion. Rich colored Taffeta Evening and Party Youn , Dresses. A ll women’s and. misses’ size.*. See them in Packan . beginning promptly at 10:30 o'clock: radiato1, our show windows over Sunday and Monday. ^ , say wa made h O N S A L E T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 23rd. ^ thews i I fession 2 HEAD OF Main s‘ * and the suspect' HORSES is that Sayer-I that sap" Ro*h mate 4 years old, weight 1450;r Roan colt the sto,. weight 1200. bout a n . the news of his day from its column*. The j The Ohio State Journanl has made and Mr steady advancement and maintained 6 REGISTERED SHO RT HORN CATTLE 6 its place as Central Ohio's best news­ Jamesti • •Roan bull fiiheteen months old. an ettra good one. paper. The farmer and his family are 20 % Off on Men's Women's The t Roan cow 6 years Old witii bull calf by tide. interested in the news of the world. Mt in t Red cow 2 fears old, will calve in February. They also enjoy reading editorial opin­ White heifer coming twd years_ old, bred. ions; communications from the read­ For I Papers furnished with each animal, - ers on the principal topics of the day; One Shorthorn milch cow, will freshen in February. the continued stories; Jane Hope; and Children’s Shoes harness 2 Jersey cows and 1 Holstein cow with young calves Daily Patterns; Mutt & Jeff in their daily foolishness and numerous other For ! i fiyB8lack cows with calves by side. features appearing exclusively in the < » 1 Reid cow with calf by side. Ohio State Journal,t The Westerman Here is a royal chance to buy the best footwear made at low prices 2 Holstein cows to be fresh this month. cartoons are always interesting and o- 2 Jerseys cows to be fresh this 4 month. riginal. 2 Red heifers and 1 Jerseylieifer. From a business standpoint the Hanan, Howard & Foster Foot Fitters and ,other , Ohio State Journal Is a necessity to the farmer. The Grain Live Stock and M en’s Shoes 20% off «.- <>>• venorts guide him in « • Orj m HEAD OF HOGS 248 buying and sellipg. The importance "1 of daily correct reports is realised by Selby's Arch Preserver, Buster Brown, Shurfoot and Lion Brand 21 brad sows, will farrow in March: 10 head of pure I he management of the Ohio State DUROC gilt*. 87 head o f pure bred Hampshire gilt* Journal. Two pages are devoted to Shoes all 20 per cent off. part of which are bred. One *ow with fr^igs. 70 the bond and stock market quotations head of shout#, will weigh about 125 pounds averago affording an opportunity to closely 100 Head o f ahoate Will weight about 100 pounds follow investments. :. t . _ off. average; 2 sow# with pigs by side. Under the terms of the Annual Bar All Satin Straps and Evening Slippers 20 per cent gain Offer now in effect the pnee will IIS HEAD OF SHEEP 130 bo four dollars for one year's sub­ C D r r f A I for this Sale. Men’s Basket Ball Shoes worth 80 b*ad of Shrop, ewes, 2 to 4 years old. 60 head scription. Those desiring the Ohio State Journal and National Stockman 0 » T £ * $3,50 for $2.45, all sizes. Boys’ $2.25. Every of Dajitin owes, 2 to 4 years old, may secure the combination for only four dollar* and fifty cents. Subscrip­ pair guaranteed to give satisfaction, tions will be accepted at this office or may be mailed direct to the Ohio * ' . , FARMING IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES State Journal Columbus O. OtirsV tractor gang plow; New 8 foot tractor disc. Seven passenger BUICK touring car in good shape Sale Starts Thursday, January 18 Oliver low feed wagon. with good tires, good ti.p and starter. John Beer Sulky plow. WAY NOT HAVE GOOD Two sides o f haras*# with line* and.bridles, ALL SALE PRICES CASH % Sixty gallop oil tank*. 8 Hog Coop*. EMPIRE 5 passenger touring car in good Tunning GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE 2 oil drum*, 1 fan mill, Water heater fount order with good tire* and starter TO WEAR THEM Tiffany'* Optical Service Pro­ TERMS MADE KNOWNt ON DAY OF SALE vide* You With the Beet. FRAZER’S SHOE STORE w XENIA, OHIO A W. L CLEMANS & SON | TIFFANY avn GLASSES Mt a ss Ore. Col. Weikert, Atict, Lunch served by the ladies of the U. P, Church, W, W. Trottte, Clerk 8, Detroit St, Xeal*, O. Main atiKl •ft. * * TRY OUR JOB PRINTING a a bran.-

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