The Cedarville Herald, Volume 44, Numbers 27-52

*m *»iwd anr :;! g'^s XENIA OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY, DECEMBER9TH W A G EN H A LS KENPER PRESENT TheSensational'Dramatic Triumph f ; r l' i BY MaryRobertsRinehart & •Avery Hopwood (Author of “SpanishLove”) The Host Sensational Play of Modem Times PRIES— Eve. $2.50; $2.00; $1.50. $1.00. Sale now open. Curtain S:1 ■**r ^ 3 w B v ^ R e ld U ^ ^ j& <625 r.ULDttnk Does E very Power Job ' You can plow,disk, harrow , harvest, thresh, bale hay, grind feed, fill the s ilo , saw w odd , pump water, pull stumps, do road work or any other power job around the farm quicker, easier and at less cost toyouwiththe Fordson Tractor* Twenty-four how s each day, every working day in the year it will give maxi­ mum service. Light but powerful it gets from job to job quickly. Easy to operate and control*—effi­ cient, economical and above «U DEPENDABLE . Get in the power-farming frame o fmind now. Call, phone or drop us a card for facte, See the Fordson in practical operation. R, A. MURDOCK, CedarrilU, O* Jamestown, O. T R Y OUR lOB PRINTING The CedarviUv) Herald . ,*x ____________ _______ KARLK BULL - - EDITOR, Entered at tbo Post-Office, Cedar- i vDIc, O., October 31, 1867, as second c)ss3 matter. . THE BAT COMING. FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 9, 1981 TRUE CHRISTIAN CHARITY. There is a tendency at each Christ- mnstide for writers to urge too strongly, we think, the beauty of Christmas giving, by donation or distribution among the lowly or very poor. ’ No charity can he more beautiful, more typical o f the Christ spirit than for those who can afford to do so to send a glimmer o f light in to the lives of those who can eke out only a bare existance. But there is a class which is not reached by the donations o f the wealthy, or by the wo'rk o f charitable organizations. There are in this land many homes into which reverses o f fortune come each year; where business failure causes keen heart anguish and se­ vere self-denial. These homes shrink from the hand o f charity. “ Poor and proud” , the world calls them. Per- haps—hut let us say, friends, it is not easy to receive charity when, all your life you have dispensed it. A reversal o f fortune is ,the hardest thing in this world to bear. The poor know not its tortures. It. is the keenest kind o f poverty. 1 V . In this county, where one is up to­ day and down tomorrow, there is not one o f us but who, in his or her ac­ quaintances, knows o f an instance of reversed fortunes. Let some thing; from you go into such a home. The bom poor will be remembered by others; the newly-poor may be forgotten. CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE. The campaign is onTor the Christ­ mas Seals, the little stamps that go on the Christmas packages and pro­ vide funds for the fight against tu­ berculosis, This year the sale, is under the direction o f the Social Service League o f which S. C. Wright is chairman, Rev. V. E. Busier, secretary, Mrs. J. W. Ross, treasurer with Mrs, Bird Miss Rosa Stormont and Prof. Parker constituting the executive committee, Twenty per cent o f the sales goes to the state organization, the other remains fo r local purposes, last year thd sales amounted to $50 and it .is expected that they will go be­ yond that amount this year. These stamps are on s ^ ' at the following stores: G. lL>Hartmari, M, 0. Nagley, R .'.'B ird^Son s Co., C. E. Masters, A. E„ RrChards, Carl Finney, B. H. Little and W. W. Traute. The following financial Statement will show how the local funds were disbursed during the year:" Sale o f stamps 1920 ______ $50,00 Mrs. James Wilson, State Chairman 20 per c e n t ----------------,________ 10.00 Mrs. Alta Blangy nursing Carrie Marshall ____________^_______ jo . oo Same. Jan 2 7 ___ __I._4.50 R. Bird & Sons Co. clothing fo r Miss Marshall _____ 325 Mrs. Blangy, nursing Feb 1.-—7.Q0 Total Expenditure______ ____ ,_24,75 Balance on hand s__„_„_______ $15.25 .Real Estate. f a r m s Town Residences—Vacant Lots LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE The Best on Earth J. G.McCorkeli Those who like dramatic art should find something o f interest when the great dramatic play “ The Bat” eon:-5:; to the Xenia Opera House on Friday night, December 9th. To start with there is much specu­ lation over the play in the name se­ lected.-It is one o f those mystery play wherein there is much dramatic art. It is a play that requires much thot if the solution is to" lie found. “The Bat” has played in New York City fo r eighteen months and the company - that was in Chicago and comes to Xenia played nearly a year in that eity, More than a million per­ sons, have paid admissions to see the play that has one' o f the greatest cli­ maxes that can be imagined. The writer had the opportunity of seeing this play last August at the Princess Theatre, in Chicago. The show is clean in every respect and can be recommended to those who have a taste for dramatic art. Y o u c a n ’t b e a t ’ e m \ THE BONUS MONEY. Charles Darlington >f Xenia, com­ mander of tlie Ohio American Leg)chi stated to the Herald this week that so fa r as he could see the soldier boys should be getting their bonus soon after the first o f the year. The bonds hre not sold yet. It was his hope that the office organization be perfected so that when the money was on hand it would not take long to send out the checks, For Sale;- A few' Buff Rock cocker­ els, Call Mrs. Clarence Reynolds, 3 on $14, Citizens phone, B- -F. D. fi Xenia. (tele-Jehus tfcsh IF. A FELLOW C A LLS YOU A BOURGEOIS BE GLAD) NEARLY EVERY- Gasoline The zip and the pep that tingles the Thanksgiv­ ing air—that’s what Columbus has. The car, fueled with Columbus, starts quickly and easily on the coldest morning. Runs smoothly, too, and gets away like a scared rabbit. There’s nothing about Columbus but pure, un­ adulterated goodness, waiting to deliver power when and where you need it, and big, economical mileages as well. COLUMBUS OIL COMPANY Columbus, Ohio Cedarville Distributing Station -Miller Street and Penn. Ry. Telephone No. 146. R . A. Murdock M. C. Nagley „ O. E. Masters W . W. Troute Cedarville Lime Co. j§R . Bird & Sons’ Co. •J*RA t . •' t ■ . v .. Just Received Shipment of Farm Gates Also Large Line of Heating Stoves B. B. SEASON OPENS. sss Tho 1921-22; basketball season will open in Cedarville on Dec. ,14. A t this time the College team will meet the Ohio Mechanics Institute o f . Cin­ cinnati. This is one o f the strongest teams the College will play this year ag evidenced by the fact that last season they piled up C04 points a- gainst their opponents 269. Owing to some irregularities in the schedule there w {ll be no preliminary game as the girls team will probably go to Wilmington on Dec. 15. The boys team lost only two o f last year’s players and the squad is en­ larged by several Freshmen and oth­ er new students. The members of last year’s winning girls team are all back fo r this season’s team. The prospects are good for winning teams for both boys and girls. The following is the prospective schedule. Not all the ganv-g are con­ tracted fo r but doubtless will be soon. Dec. 14 O. M. I. here; Jan. 14 Wilmington there; Jan, 18, Antioch here; Jan. 20,, O, M. I. at Cincinnati; Feb. 3, Willis Business College at Springfield; Feb: 10, Defence there; Feb. 21, Willis here; Feb. 28, Anti­ och there; March 10, Wilmington here, This schedule is not complete but there will not be more than seven' or eight home games. Boost Cedar- villa athletics by being present at all home games and accompanying ,the team to all other games possible Poultry Wanted:- Plymouth Rocks, Buff Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Or- phingtons, White Rocks‘ and Wyan- dofts, all bring the high prices, .. . -______ Wm. Marshall. FEEDS tankage 60 Per Cent Standard Middlings Flour Middlings Red Dog Flour Butlers Hog Feed No. 1. Butlers Hog Feed No. 2. Arlington Flour Bran SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SEASON Spreaders (special price) Hog Troughs Hog Fountains Water Tanks Fence Posts Paint Oil Stoves Now is the time,to Lay in Your Winter Coal. A word to the Wise is Sufficient. | Hard Coal Pocohontas Coal Yellow Jacket 1 West Virginia The Cedarville Farm ers’ Grain Co, ..Give Us A Chance To Figure On^Tour Printing... "k A r« wamimffliCTBiiiimiffliniiiniiiiiminniimiiiii»ainniHiHiHiHffliiiinifliiiiiiniiinniiimiinmnmminimimmiinfflmimmiiiiiniiBminiiiiinmimiiinmiiimmmiiinHmnnim