The Cedarville Herald, Volume 43, Numbers 1-26

railway «W W \ « t Hmgm atar TtM*, waw «s? . mm *4 wha* a Nkksl ilata ftoigM trite fivw si tkratgk » frtoikt k M itbri* towrikhto the Wkmt.Mariw*, dmujiusk to tk* Stocyra* ag4 Marina «l*p.trte, cob * nwetiag ih* two towa*. has assomtoto stsskboMLsrs of tbs (vumpaay ksvs toWt kiss to toHtqr ssli or Jsok H, m tfcs outlook for tutors apsratio* to VfcjMrofiUbls, PJoro* Joges, <7. miner, Min*r*T Cttr, v u kiUfd instantly by a fall of reek. fjgv Yatt# tl, o f UoLurabai Hrov*, WHO killed wbwj ho aliPi>«d on tk* loo *a4 a eur which ho wa» carryin* was fiiscljtrito. Paul Hopping, is. or Batavia, mist- la* for several weaks, hat b*«a found in Los Angelos, Cal, Apollo B, Mur­ phy, former marine,<1* under arrest, charged with enticing the hoy away from home, Charles F. Kettering, Dayton. tali- Uenelre manufacturer, has glyeu l^jiv dduville a hospital, John H. McNamara, 43, Cincinnati, committed suicide by cutting bis throat. He was grieving over the death of a sister. Three masked men held up the pro* prletor and three guests of a Cleva- land hotel and escaped with cash and Jewelry worth 1590, Hotary dub has been organized at Xogah, with It. C. Laube as president. / Judge Pred W Cromley, 38, of the GaUipolis muhldpal court, is dead. : Falling from a Scaffold where they we,re engaged In'remodeling a build' lag *t Springfield, Watson Bobliit, 56. sustained injuries from whichhe died, and his son. Noah Bdblitt, had bis fight leg broken* „ . ", ■Lima locdmotjve’work* will erect a : $400,500 addition to Its plant at I.ltna Body oC a uew-borg baby girl was ffluhd by railroad .wprkmsn to * topi chest near Delaware, », ■ John Romeo, barber, was shot and killed by a man whom he had baen talking to on the street near his-home in Youngstown., His assailant escaped. - Mrs.' Nancy LetrMge, colored, said by relatives to be 117 years old, died "of infirmities at her home in Colurti '' bUS, . . Special rtecUon will ho holS st Youngstown-in,-MajMo vote lor a com­ mission 'to frame a now borne rule charter, ; - \ -... ,' , Chairmen of the Democratic central and executive committees of the Sev­ enth Congressional district indorsed French W. Severns of Mt, Vernon for presidential elector Medina' Gas and.. Fsat company, Wooster, *ha* asked - psmtssioh to withdraw natural gas service -from 321 consumers to hit. Victory and ad­ jacent rural territory. Many employes of the Pennsylvania ‘ ' gt Lancaster quit whan wages ettto from go to i t cent* an hour, i'lSpSttifhar, 14, CfieveHtui son tmal Mather, millionaire Iron ‘ ore smelter, died of pneumonia. Employes o f the Cincinnati and Dayton Traction company agreed to abide by the decision of an arbitra­ tion board to b e ‘ named to consider , .the men’s demands' fpr a wage in- crease:' ' Cellar thieves to ratds at Toledo’ obtained large -quantities o f liquor, *At Youngstown two forsiguers warn' . arrested by federal agents who found three whisky stills to optration. . CierelUnd-Teachers' association'will contribute to a fund, to pay the salary - pf k state secretary, whose duty it wilt he to build up the membership of - the Ohio League of Teachers' Organ- -Hattons. - Boy Scouts -at Freedom Station, Portage county, ran down antf killed a mad dog after the animal had bit­ ten Boy Wood, 6, and Hazel Thorpe,, 4. Both children were given- the Pas- taut treatment, > George Coy,'32, an employe Of the. JErle- Railroad company. Was struck by a train and instantly klllsd in the railroad yards at Marion. Ohio branch of the National Feder­ ation of Postal Clerks will hold its annual state convention to Columbus Fish. 33, - , ^ ' Frank 1». Johnson, 41, former secre­ tary of the Newark Y. W. C. A., has been murdered by Turkish bandits near AinfiJte, Syria, according- to word received'from the state depart­ ment at Washington. - Governor Cox permitted senate bill No, 203, providing for tha erection o f a national guard armory in the vil­ lage of Shrove, Wayne cohnty, to be­ come a law without his approval. In a statement to the general assembly he rebuked I f for assuming to super­ sede the adjutant general in deciding where ah armory to most needed. Thirtytwo school teachers struck at Mingo Junction, demanding $26 * month wage increase.- Dr, Rey K, Bvans o f McGaffey to Ike new health commissioner for Hardin county. ’ Melancholia, due to the death of her father, prompted Mildred V, Ames of Ada, a student nurse, to at­ tempt suicide. According to police, by taking poison in her room at a Cleve­ land hotel. Physicians say she can mot recover. Lieutenant Harry Brokaw, 23, kill­ ed to an airprlane crash at San An­ tonio, Tex,, was a . r " <„■ . Wesleyan tmiverity. He had just finished his university work when he enlisted. Burial at Barhertos, Bucyru* voters approved a | 2 «M additional bond Matte to build a aew high sehooi. fitly In time «f Misfortune, m the tN>«a*frstton that de* ■ad Drury JUn« theater, to * 300 , * out, kheridan, the petotapai -holder, was to the howto o f ton*. Detaining the wfljtwm- offered out of sympathy, he of to the theater, oaly to he to1 iatar by « aoMler, with tha waratogt *8tMN*l»efc,Mrsw' m t AT replied the witty ’desatottot, s«sjstaaavyy*3»pv»<M t ' - A Call for Mr. and o • • > Mrs. Ccdarvillc ES, YOU ARE BEING 'PAGED.' Paged with all the dignify that befits your enviable standing iii the society of leading cities. An LI important social and civic enterprise is being planned for your indulgence and entertainment. An event that will surpass all previous occasions of similar nature in >r, magnitude, variety and attractiveness. A D a z z l in g / Colorful E x p o s it io n o f th e WorldV. Best * . ' ./. AUTOMOBILES Old»raohUe-v .Btodfbakiv NiWh . 1* Cadillac Chevrolet Franklin Briscoe ’ Auburn Weetcott Lexington Biffin Ford Jordan Paige | yCh*lnM*» Grant Helmea ' , / Overland WUIy-Kniffhf Dodge Cole Monroe Chandler Bbrt Cleveland Bulck • • ifrv• ,«r TRUCKS Kelly-Springfield Republic Nash Chevrolet ‘ Stewart - Ford Dodge Clydesdale A N EXPOSITION that will bring forth the best efforts * * of every Automobile Dealer and Accessory Spec­ ialist in Springfield, Ohio,. to present.his product in a man- nerthatwill entertain,instruct andarouseyour outspokenadmiration. You will un­ doubtedly he pleased to learn that theSpringfield Auto Show has recently been addedtothemost select listof good showsinthecountry. A brief listthatincludes veryfewcitiesof lesserimportanceinthe*show” world,thanChicago, Clevelandand H O I Then for SPRINGFIELD ’S “ b ^ l e a ^ V A U T O >' .L^s .it, m .f| G L O R I O U S as we^cah.' Le t’s•*alt puu tbge; boost, let’sbuytickets, let’sattendin h body or incouples olrby ourselvesor anyway W e canget there; Butheed,this—dont do ifforcivicpridealone—thegreatestAuto ShowSpringfieldhaseverhadiswaitingfor you and if you don’t get three times yourmoney’sworthwe’ll give it back toyouwithoutastruggle. , , 'A TRACTORS Muhcr / Behman Clctrae Moline ■Accessory Exhibitor? TV. J. Uhibiara, . Reliable Tire and Rattery Co, The Springfield Electric Co., The Spring Coco-Cola,,Co. X &*W . Rubber Co. ' The Ohio Citiea Gas.* , / The H. Q, Hoot Co. ■wRig J^our Tire Co, / * * Milner Tyre Co. - Somers Bros. ! - The Steel Rroduets Co.' More Mileage Tire-Co. The Clark County Lumber CJo. Clark County Rubber Co.' * National Electrify Co. The Dayton Metal Roily Co. ■ The Champipp Spark Plug Co. Mm; Voder-Blue Devil Fateh, Blue Devil Patch-Wilcok. . The Ray Johnson Insurance Co. The Eyre Eyter Co. ^ The Rest .of the City Expects To See You at1 the 6th Annual IV 1 1 1 V I I I U V MEMORIAL HALL, FEBRUARY 24th to 28th W i lA? laagaft nLT'.' J»lkl VL'I' l l'_. l a w nammpr >w*i— ipj-ai—— m■ • • LET US PRINTYOUR • • i*wfii*lww6wa$^ 'vttrto'.w*w»wtol» MgM %'