The Cedarville Herald, Volume 36, Numbers 27-52

JForBxcwtttanoe Owe Job Workwilt <H>*npw* with ; th*t.of *ny other firm*.— S h e H e d d i j(v y v yw v v vw ivvvvuvwvvvs'w'- ■ Tii.'s item %krumarie*4 with W it# !d<-ic,*Uji(»ie»th « a >Wi » suLsciify* ; tion is pasi due *«*)» prompt **{-- tlemcnt if eAueifiy desired. . . * THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR* NO. 43, CEBARV ILLE , 01 m tDAY , OCTOBER, 26 1913, PRICE, 11*09 A YEAR DM HAUY DAY eXKRCI8C8 f i t # . *■* 11 iN the «.p.cHUTCH.j^odjtor Faulkner Next Sabbath, October *th, ’trill be fftwrvtd a# Hajiy Day by {to gabb-ith aoitool of tto United Preabytei-an Chse-cb, of CadarvRlo, T&» ®ahh*tfc eckool jqvj tto regular Estonia* church aervlce* will be merg­ ed -into oae service, which will begin * t W a. m, An Intereetln*, Instroc- #Mv® «nd ejrfrRually helpful program ban “bean prepared. Every member, atltorent and friend of the church, and ovary ■tunoafcar of the Sabbath •e to d la urged to make a special ef­ fort to be -present on this ,occasion, apd land' the support rand encourage- meat of hla presence to the* school. A «p*cial invitation i» extended to Assumes Duties.) cedarville named (For 1814 Meeting of Synod of Went • United Praabyterian Ghurch. CLIFTON U, devil j Hushvillo. Ind.» Oct, 10,—At t k r Mr. Amos Faulkner succeeded W, L. Doau In this capacity Monday, the latter completing his second term iu office. This is Mr, Faulkner’s first appearance Tn a county office although he has served with dis­ tinction for twelve years as clerk of Cuasarereek iownslilpanU ten years as postmaster a t Paintereville be­ side seven years as superintendent ■terlan church and ‘Sabbath school, who are without services, termite with the school in those rally day exer- ■dses, ■■ • ■ : ■ The eorvleoa of the day ere In- -charge of a'program committee, con­ sisting of Misses Mary -Ha- ael Lowry and Vera Andrew; music committee, Mien Vera Andrew; decor rating eoromftfeee, Mm, W,. H, bar­ ber’s •dabs. ' The regular .opening devotional «*. ■tocteee, with a brief period An the oepavate classes for the entplljrnent; Offering and--distribution, of ■ papers, will! be /followed by the following apeclai/piYgaamt. Chorus. , i . . ‘.'Christ’s Glorious Re^gn” Responsive Greeting Invocation’: b^ i t o BuperintendenV Prof, Leroy Allen. . Chorus V "The e ra t Loader'’ Address , on the Morning .Lesson, '“The Ten Spies,'1Dr, W. E, jMcOhesney 'Chorus . . . . . . . . . . "Jehovah’s -Pralso" Eesp&nsive Reading, "The Sword of the Spirit/* led” by the Assistant Superintendent, Miss Verna 'Bird, Chorus, r . . .‘i .- "Thanksgiving” "ChUdren’e exercise* The Ten Cbm* . ’^mandments. *Chorus .."The Tr^upaphal .Entry of Christ” Exercise . . . . . . . . . . . . "Qur Army” "The Great Sabbath School Host”, . , .. . , . . . , j . Mr. G, 33.- Jobe "The United Presbyterian piviston” . — ,Dn-M. I , ‘Marsh; 'C u r Own Regiment”, .Mr. Harry Bird ”0.un, LOoal Companies” a \ $ „ . . . . . . . . . ....... '. . ’MliOSr Lulu Barber O t o n t s ..... ■ "The. Ctudadeir’s Marching, Orders’’ Address, "Our Marching Orders”. .. ................ '.-Mr- Fratik H. Hastings Chorus,., //The, Crusader’* 'Warfare” Children's Exercise* Books of the Old Testament Roll #call by classes. ' Anthpm by the choir , Address by the pastor* Rov# J. S. G, * McMichaei. . ■ .Chorus *V1. . . . . . . „• ■"When Cur Hoot® to Battle Go” Prayer and Benediction by Rev. J. S. G. McMichaei;.; • Young Fapjl3ar#S».eetmgiar6dSO p* m. Preachii^g-fay-the pastor at UsSO- p. m, evening.: ■.*■ PATTER$0NLACKEY NUPTIALS. In the presence of 135 invited guests Mlsa Faye Detta Lackey and Mttf, James Irwin iPafcterptfn were mar­ ried Hast 'Wednesday evening a t ’the home of the bride's parents, Mr. end- Mrs; J . H, Lfsi'koy. The home was' beautiful 9nr-autumn flowers and dec­ orations , of green- and wlyte. The ceremony was performed .by Dr; y f. A, Robb. Mr. R. G. George sang ' “At Dawning” and- “<0: Promise Me.” Miss Clorih 'Aiken, .of Bellefontalne, a col­ lege friend ofAbe-bride, was -her maid, and Mr. Ralph McClellan was he?t man. Following the ceremony n Wedding dinner was Served, a number Of young people being seated at the bride’s table. - Mr. and Mrs. 7Patter­ son left that evening on an Eastern Wedding trip -to be gone about two weeks. Cn their, return they will go to housekeeping iOtt the groom’s farm, east Of Xertfa/' Both are popular young people that have- the beet wish­ es Of a targe-circle of rlends in their wedded life; ' . . NOTICE. I have opened an a r t studio a t my home and. will s ta rt classes '-n Tues­ day from one to four in the after­ noon; Thursday from nine to twelve and one to four and Saturday from nine to twelve. Trivate lessons gtybh other than on regular class days. Terms; 12 lessons, naif day each* |S; private lessons 75 cents each. Phone 46. HOtnSA SMITH Probably no ooui\ty official' 1ms entered upon his duties ia. th e past with more interest upon the pui t of the public than has Mr. Faulkner. H is experience and training -in p*blip offatrs, ntg uohoundedsuccess in t be conduct of his geueral store, cguplecf with the courteous and kindly disposition of the new Audi­ tor, indicates a -pleasant' term and th a t the duties of the Office will he properly administered: Mr. Faulkner will be assisted by 8, O. Hale, one of the most efficient officials the county has had in the past. Miss Charlie Santmyer will be second deputy* Mr, Dean re­ tires With tlio good wishes’of liis many friends. He has made no an­ nouncement for the future. 1 , , - ■ ......... t .losing session today of the fifty- sixth annual meeting of -the Synod of I the West United Presbyterian Church! , The i J taint. • { 'there is « Death Of John H. Stine. Mr, John H. Stine, aged G9, a native of Hagerstown, Md., after a residence, of $-4 years in this county died early Thursday morning of heart trouble, baying been sick Beverai weeks. Mr. Stine came to this place from Xenia where he had /worked”for the Late Walter H ag a r m the paper mill. Since tha t time he has been a laborerin tile local milk The der ceased/Was a greatreadcr and had a wonderful memory . for keeping dates' and important events for instant use. . % He was-twice married his present wife being Maty A. Gordon before marriage, Four sons and one daughter by the first ivife survive. All live about Dayton. The funeral will be held Saturd V afternoon a t 8 p. m., the services be- jpg ip gh g M p j g d J fc the M. place a t Beavercreek cemetery. G ix- at -Milroy, south of here, I'edurvjllr, Ohio, was chosen for the 4914 meet­ ing, ■Rev. E. F; Klanaelshtte, of X**nia, Ohio, .was rc-clerted SuiKrintewlent of 'the -Synod for a term of three years. Rev. Hubert Ferguson, of Xenia, was elected to fill but an. mi- expired term, and Rev. S. -R..Lyons of Richmond, Ind., and. Dowell: Aiken, of Befit fontalne, -Ohio, were eletded for ii-rms of three years as ‘TCpvcaentaUvea of tlio aynftd on tie Board of the Xenia Theological Sem­ inary, at. Xenia. Rev, W. Lauramore, of Frankfort, Rev. R. H, Hunie, of ppringfteld, G., and A, J, McCracken, !M. D., of Befit-, lontaine/ Ohio, were electetl the synod's representatives op, the Board of Monmouth College, a t Monmouth, 111 On* ikiag to owupy a up front, li is a IHfVSiUHStK. A laraefitoji loot It. Gnibo* Ri tfan Unkm The Misak*}' Sabbath e» WiHlafa Fb 111 addition-taj week ‘fin . Margaret Rite -Creek gubsorlbe &TJ than whan yea friende. They from the old fipringftrid, other places. Rev. IV, S. Wallace, of Springfield, was elected the Moderator’s Alter­ nate to preach the opening sermon at the next meeting, sudden death OF . MRS. F. P. FOSTER. NOTICE. A meeting of the Cedaryille Town­ ship branch of the Greene County Xmptovetnent Association will be held m the mayor’s office Saturday, Novomber 1 a t 2 p. ml Mr. Oogk, the superintendent of Beavercreek township and Editor Patterson of the Xenia Republican will be the Speakers. The .meeting is open to all whether farmers or not and. a full attendance is desired for im­ portant subjects will be’ under dis­ cussion* * ATTENTION LADIES We Have j u s t pu rchased a BUTTON MAKING MACHINE and will m ake b u tto n s for you to m a tch your d re s s goods on sho rt notice* B ird 's M ammo th Store* 'F ob S aok ;— a few yearling Du- roc males. Also some spring pigs, GOOD ONES. Eligible to registry. 4t J ambs It, O br OYSTERSf OYSTERS! Leave your order for nice, fresh ones received each Tuesday -and Saturday. C. M, Spencer, T h ree c a n s W alrus Salm on 6 0 cents* W add le 's Grocery, ‘Mrs. F.; p. Foster, died suddenly Saturday about , noon from heart trouble and -uraemic poisoning after a three weeks’ illness. On. Friday her condition was optical, hut the next day she felt much better. The deceased Was 53 years bf ago Slid was Anna. Dallas 'before her mar­ riage to Prof. Foster, who a t present Is superintendent' -of the Baweroville ccfiools, For several, years Mrs. Fos­ ter has managed the hotel personally •and ’has ma^efiuite a, success of it. She loaves her husband and the following children: 'Clarence L., of Columbus;,Samuel L., Orson D„ and Misd, Martha,-at home. Her brothers and sisters are: Alexander Pallas, of Cincinnati; Craig -Dallas, of Eaton;- James, Ryle and Charles'Dallas? Mrs, Thomas Armstrong and, Mrs. Earab Swartz, of Bainbridge, Mbs, Foster more classes of the high school last The funeral was held Tuesdaymorn­ ing, Dr. W, ®. Putt, of Pleasant Ridge, having charge of the services, asspio ed by Rev. J. W, Patton, - The floral offerings were . magnificent. One spray , representing,. thirteen of the boarders. The pafi bearers were three sons and .three brothers of the de­ ceased. ‘ Burial took place In rite Paint township cemetery, Madison county.- . Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Turnbull gate a reception -to a large number of friends in honor of their son, Howard, and wife, • •' Mask Era Towflsley wifi oniertaln Friday evonhaig members of the FresSuman -and,'$bpJio- waa a mender of the M. E. church. Friday night Mrs. J, I t Orr, -who visited Rov. R B. Wilson and family in Hillsboro, 111. returned home last Friday morning. •Miss Margaret .‘McNeill Is visiting relatives in Belle Centre, 0 . Miss Mary Little, of Connersvllle, lml„ who came here to attend the Pattereon-Laikey nuptials, has return­ ed home. One case of small post and a ease of diphtheria is reported in town Both were contracted In other cities Two cases of typhdid fever a rc also te ported. Mr. W. P, Anderson, who has been looking after bio extensive farming Interests In Hale county, Texas,' is expected home Saturday, ■Mrs. Allen Haines lias had for her nues't her sinter, Miss' Cummins, of Columbus. Miss Martha McMJIlan, who has been laid up. for several months by a broken hip, -is suffering an attack Of pneumonia. Miss Josephine Handnll, who under­ went-two operations last year for a d>abled limb, had the misfortune to fall Monday evening upon her return from school, which resulted in a badly sprained knee. She was taken home In- a buggy aUd Dr, M. X, Marsh dressed , the injured member, Mr, Frank Bird, of Santa Ana, Cal., is hero on a visit and to attend* the marriage of his sister, M! b ,» Verna, to Mr, Lloyd Confarr. Mr, J, A, Finney, deputy clerk of court, has opened a law office In Xenia, in connection With his college friend, Mr. Frank C. Hite, of Newark. Both graduated from the O. S. TI, last spring. i words of ooi went mention frl&nds In other. at pnoouragou ■ if you receive lay School Tt .ittrefufiy. If iva it c o r n e a . | a worth the pries ,ug aside from iesspn,' Mte» E va Mill? Injeh and pt .naps which the preparing -of tSa"] ng country. It co the pastor In G.vpsy Smith - t fig for a -man's not grow wild a lost beui rdtu M i# Grace,: scholarship 2r* . Pennsylvania, -at j Bride-' may bd j lows: '. ‘ Bride . . fpridvl ' Pri . -Paui. could though there ia „ 'pride of face.*’.J Imagine Josu of JerUBOlem.> mouth;-or at .it tasy chair « A certain ’roWes distant Rally Day wa^’ had to come •‘The ChUr^ Of these •Mr, a.®* inary, Wor as weH 0^ js (\ era. . w. v*. last from/ fRGH CHIMES. but he Is not a fference between and: ’fouchiug” ight do would be at church. Go » to listen to *9 generation of juiised land by lead the Clirife evening, class begftng . your book froth mentioned last: |0afiln» and Miss aded the Sugar Chimes. Send a Hotter to your he glad to hear •Church.’" Jamestown and heard - the sending their Utkin. The fre- column by. our /is a,matter [*oopy of. the Sun- leaea examine it get a club o£ . -dollar a. year/ It •its- general h§ad- ’expoefiion of the | was the Rrst to the pastor' the 1stIan Union Is and surrouiid- ba a grs.nt -help -work, Etewould not give tion if ho would ^anthusfaam over to the Savior. •has received.a University of lelphla, -Pa. imed ;up -aa lol- L-e* lace, face, • race, ’claim three, doubt about-M b ing "tho- stt^etU- cigar In his re ritUng in any evels. ' ' ' ' ■ |ding not •Many ‘Sabbath that ^resting ’^he' just pShe remarked:,; ... to have' morh f the Xenia Sem- | us laut Sabbath of other straag- fced the," pabfcor the . senaott {»tthd Saiao hvdr,” strangers and vWtora to come and POSTMASTER WRIGHT worship in God’s bouse. Interest-! WITHDRAWS FROM ing addresses were given by Mrs.:i 0, OF E, ELECTION Tobias, Mew*r*. Kyle and Collins, Also J Under a new ruling of the -poet* Prof, Afieuji of CedarvillQ -College,gave office department a postmaster can- a helpful,addreca on "The Importance -;not to a candidate or hold any dec­ af Bible Study.” Our good pastor,: tive ciBre, In accordance wiith this Itev. C*W. Ritchie, gave us a wonder- j ruliug Boatnjaster .Wright sent In his ful evangriistlc- sermon from the text, resignation as a candidate ,for school ‘What Think Ye of Christ?'' Through, jboard to the Board of Elections. Mr. E. G. Lowry has been chosen to fill HALLOWE’EN SOCIAL jut the whole seryice special tauslc on .the "MounteHcek •Work.” Be.-ha* boon wtt-h the work a t < amp Greek, Tennessee, uiftfce At began. •’ . * We are glad .to toe 'the now echol* are in the SaMsrth school since rally day, 'Let the-good wwk go on. There was a splendid attendance; and a most enjoyable time at the: social a t Mr, Charles Finney's last W€&lC« AVe "are uomewhat, behind on our mlaalonary offeringSv I*et dveky ohe pay up or in advance so that we eon start '1814 i-with every obligation met. - Rev, fir, Kjmmelsbuo* out* gyn'offical auiverintendent, was re-elected- for an­ other term oi three years «t the re­ cent meeting in. Milroy, Indiana. If you do hot take a church, paper subscribe now and get ft the -Test of this year and all of next for one nub- acriptlom Every -family should have a church paper, Jimmie giggled when the teacher read the story of the man who swam acroee the Tiber -three times before breakfast- "You do not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do you?” "' "No, sir,” answered Jimmie? "but I wonder why he did not make It four and got back to the «£de where his clothes were." The following description of our Rally Day t o from the -Clifton cor­ respondent of the United Freabyter- ian: September 28 our congregation ob­ served "Rally Day.”. Our slogan, "201 in attendance, $10 collection," was more than fulfilled, an there were 222 present end a collection of Enthusiasm was manifest on the port of everyone, Ahearty welcome Was given by our Sabbath tobool euperln- tendent, WHfiam Ferguson, to all -van (rendered by the choir. In the -vening the Young People -held their meeting, fit bring a union meeting with the -Presbyterian Young People, Vfier the ‘regular meeting a half -hour, was given over to reports from the mesbytcrial convention, held, a t Sugar .'•reek, and from' the national conven- lon, at Waterloo. In connection wtth heee reports the convention music *ras wed, bo that we might more ef­ fectively impress upon our' Young People ihe spirit of the conventions. The whole day was- a splendid one and we are sure all could way, "it >va» a Sabbath day’s Journey heaven­ ward." the vacancy. CARD OF THANKS. We wisti through this means tot express our aincerest thanks to ou r' friends for their kind assistance and sympathy a t the time of the recent sickness and death of Mrs, F, F, Foster, . ■ ; ■: The Family. Five H j *of good coffee Si ,00. W edd le's Grocery, The Epworth League of tbs 1C*15. church will give a HaUows’sn Social In its Sunday School rosms on the evening of October ®0. The rooms will be decorated to su it the occasion and the spirits wiH mast a t 7 p. m. Each one 1» requested to pome in masquerade costume "in „ order to enjoy an evening of mystery. The admission to the social will he JOc, Every one Is cordially invited to attend. Come one!'Com eall! LADIES’ COATS We have a fine Hue o f L ad les' and Mimses' WINTER COATS In n ew e s t s ty le s a n d popu la r p rices. B ird 's M ammoth S te r n , J1 um *U Company Opor* Bouf#, Novdmbar 3 'Dayton, Ohio < N O T IC E ! Thie company has recently increased its capital stock to take care of its rapidly growing-business This Increase is m the fornxof 7per cent cumulative and non-taxahlepreferred stock. The shares are $100 each* Dividend checks are mailed quarterly, vizi January, April, July, and October 1st. '• Many pr*visions have been made to make this stock an unusually safe and attractive Investment* Our books are frequently audited by E rnst and Ernst, certified pnblic’aocountants, .Our business in ­ creased 80per cent in volume the first year m our new store. Since the flopd oi March ?6, ipiS, our sales have increased 87 per Cent over the same periodlast year, Our nefcearningsfor ten years past, including our interest charges, have been twice the amount necessary to pay our entire preferred dividend charges- “I t will be of a great advantage to out business to haVe our preferred stock widely distributed in (he hands-of many investors; especially In the smaller cities and townerbear .Dayton. To facilite this distribution we have given J . B. WoqdhuU arid Company, Schwlnd Build­ ing, Dayton, charge of the sale of this stock. They have prepared a special Circular giving com­ plete information regarding tbis.etoek issue. They will promptly mail a copy on application, A market will be maintained jfl Dayton for this .stock,'so those desirirg to sell their holdings later may do so. We recommend this stook as a safe desirable7 per cent non-taxable investment. The shares are $100 each. Subscriptions received for from one shaTe up. Please address J , R. Wood- hull and Company, Sohwind Building, Dayton, Ohio. ^ 1 . ’ •. ' . _I* , ' . 1 *• l‘, . ........ * . .. n | r . . y *1f . 1 , The Jtike*IQumler Company Established 1853 SHOE liUYEILS Y ou T r o u b le . / . In ge ttipg a correct fit in youk schces? I f so, go to Nisley’s in the Arcade. . . . - * • ' , m | e m s to ck aD from AAA to E E , in th e la tes t of New r o r E W i p f i r d v e a ' ^ e s m W s M O * • ; -ry- ■••--*'•-- -■ I f you requ ire an ex tra narrow or ex tra wide, or any of th e unusual sizes so ha rd to JSnd in shoes, see Nisley before you buy you r nex t pa ir of shoes. You will get a comfortalble shoe and a perfect, fit, and you r shoe troubies-pf th e p a s t Will become foot pleastiVes of the future. Respectfully, . ' ‘ lO'SdE-- Arcade Shoe Store SpringDcild,, Ohio tisssai. p*v/>v id, **■ riyV*' y A*^ 1V*"- ■#»« A Message to Our '4 Patrons andFriends Having just finished our FOURTH "YEAR, wc are glad to say to you that WE'RE GROWING As our- sale* for the past year show a handsome increase over, any prececdmg year. We attribute this largely to thefact that our “Hobby” has been HONEST VALUES and this shall continue to be our motto for the future. If you are not already a customer, give us a trial and we are s.ure you will verify our statement. Owing to our LOW “Expense Rates'*-we are -giving values th a t you can not duplicate in the larger towns. Come in and let us show you our new Fall models in Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats ■" / ■ .■ . •.... j . . O T H E R F A L L G O O D S Hats, Furnishing Goods and SHOES are arriving daily. . DON'T FORGET! 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