The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 1-26

* GEORGE A- BIRCH FOR SHERIFF A*rr*e«**at pf gm/ad that Gaorg* Birch would mako a go-id sheriff. E i k i suhi o f wmad lodgment; eminent fairn***. temperate manner and quick dedeien. Backed Up by four years experience *3 Deputy Sheriff be k equipped by training hr addition to render good and efficient aervice—the one tbinr above all others demanded by electors. He in known by nearly every person in the county, liked fo r his gen­ ially, good nature* and many sterling qualities, he has readily t^ken a commanding position as a candidate, , ^ Ur. Birch is a son o f o f George H . Bijch o f Xenia, He received his education at Antioch College and f o r sixteen years before taking the d*P|ityahip in the. sheriff1* office operated his farm on the Fairfield -Hike. " / ,, . ■ -■Mr. Birch i f nominated and elected pledges himself to maintain the aama policy o f law enforcement that has been maintained the past four years, a record equaled in few o f ,the sheriff offices in counties <?f this size in the state. A ll the people will he served honestly and sin­ cerely, both farmers and townfolks. „ Hr. Birch and his family are members of, the Presbyterian.church 1o f Xenia. .He is a member o f the Masonic lodge and belong* to the Xenia Chamber o f Commerce* , NOMINATE GEORGE A . BIRCH F bR LAW ENFORCEMENT j p u n t h e i l e ; SATURDAY and SUNDAY Kerr’s Sweet Shop will serve Deliciotis French Pastry free with each purchase of Sodas and .Sundaes* \ - We also havejt full line of Home Made Candies at reasonable prices. R e v . M . A . M A T T H E W S ] D iD .y L L * 1?> THE SHORTER BIBLE, rThe heretical, rationalistic forces do not seem to b » satisfied with the wreck they have produced. They arri responsible fo r the late war. They are also responsible fo r the crime wave' sweeping this country and Europe. The orgy o f ,sin and crime can he traced directly to false teachings. Like the vultures they make a feast o f the decaying carcass. Not satisfied with the murder, expense, wreck,,and ruin produced, they have written a short­ er Bible which will perpetuate the orgy, 4 The astonishing thing is that there are leaders connected with the Y . M, C. A . and the Y, W, C. Jj.., who have lent their names and their in­ fluence to 'the in factions, hell-born production Called the Shorter Bible. It the Y. M. C, A . arid Y, W, C. A. organizations permit their names and the names pi their leaders to^>e attached to this abortion, then the righteous, orthodox Christian forces o f America should crush the Y , M. % ■ *VTOCAJu* faawM ftii C. A . and the Y. W . C. A, Our boys and girls cannot be entrusted to the leadership or to the educational and club features o f institutions draw­ ing their sustenance from-the chuich o f the living Christ, to have the faith o f those children undermined by such infamous attacks upon God's infalli­ ble Word, The Shorter Bible, co called, is one o f the most blasphemous attacks that has been made upon God’s Holy Bible. Let the Y . M. C. A . and the Y . W, C, A . repudiate their leaders or suf­ fer the consequences, ■ Orthodox,- self-respecting, - ‘conse­ crated men and women will not be insulted by such attacks o f the ration-!' alistic forces. * ADAIR 'S ' THE LEADING HOME FURNISHER FOR OVER THIRTY FIVE YEARS am* LOWER- PRICES are not the only inducement which has built ap the largest home furnishing business in this com­ munity for Adair’s, Ot&er important factors are its —dependable merchandise, —service. , —efficiency; ' —unvarying pourtesy. —fair and liberal dealing, —helpful charge account plan, * i ADDITIONAL LdCAL Notice* to the Public;- Those who POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. A ** * jAf . ' . y- W ' v T AM w L a VC W WlP *|UMUvr WHV t r e a t t o e a t , A e r r S o w c e t s . ■ .desire* the services; of the Barr under- esa Tire Protector ♦ • , —eliminates 95$ of all punctures. Prevents stone bruises, which later lead to blow-outs. Makes any tire wear longer. Five, years of success is the best evidence of the merit* of die Coffield. Pays for itself many time's over by the extra mile- agejyouget. . . TheCoffieldTirePratectorCa. Agents Wanted ■ 117 W.jCourt St„ ^ Dayton, Ohio LET US ESTIMATE YOUR ■ ""ITr"'n. --- ■|,J" 1" ;'! T' i ■ ■• ELECTRICAL * ■ ■;... , Wiring, Repairing, Fixtures Wireless Supplies 1 HEAR Concerts, Lectures, Stock and Weather Re­ ports in your own home. r & * r ~ - Galloway’s Electric Shop 52 W . Main Street, Xenia, O. Bell 90. BASE b a l l E .rl « Filed, Springfield Sunday, June 11th, 3. P. M. F. O . E. ATHLETICS, SPRINGFIELD vs. • CINCINNATI COCA-COLAS ADMISIION^-Graid ffamt SOe. Bleachers i$ c. Ladies sad Chiidrs* He, ^ 2 | h h q 0 R q P i n 0PV9HI: jpH 'Uppwgipff ~-wm VHMHPHNPWPr anaw- w AlfDSEEUS. We are authorized to announce the name o f George A, Birch, present deputy as a candidate fo r Sheriff of Green county Before the Republican Unusual Values in Period Bed Room ft-*.. * \ ■ \ . . Furniture t I . graceful Windsor Suite sketched Above, finished in rich, warm brown Ameri- can Walnut. The suite consists as shown of Dresser, • ri* -j ly r* a a Chiffonier, bed and Vanity Dresser, Specially priced a t .- ............<P 1 / 0 * U I / . The above suite, pieces priced separately, Dresser $42.00; Chiffonier $30.00; Bed $38.00; Vanity Dresser $59.00. Tw o -T on e Lou is XV I Bed R oom Su it fo r . .50 A beautiful Suite in! Ivory and Grey Enamel, suitable to . grace >. any- home. taking firm can call by phone. We are prepared to answer calls any- . . . „ . 0 time. We also hav6 a line of spring , 1>nnmry' ug 8 ‘ and summer millinery ready for in- j W e are authorised to. announce the spection. * Mrs, H, A. B arr’ name o f Linc'SIn Funderburg as ai „„ . ......... {candidate fo r County Treasurer be* A daughter was born to Mr. and ' tore the Republican primary, Aug; The above Suite, pieces priced separately, Vanity Dresser $60.00; Bed $33.00; Chiffenier $44.00; Dresser $49.50. TheOnlyShadeMadefrithAtfemilafor Mrs. Ralph Hill, Tuesday, at home o f Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Orr. the Best makes of .overalls, jfackets and work shirts at C. A. Kelble’s / 17-19 W . Main. st. Xenia. . O. A . Dobbins and wife, Miss Ruth Dobbins and Mrs. Flora , Dobbins, attended the Clark County Horticul­ tural Society meeting held Wednes­ day on the W, N, Scarf? nursery farm near New Carlisle. Mr. Dobbins was on the program fo r a talk, Dr. and Mrs, A . E . Richards en­ tertained the members o f the Col­ lege faculty and the Senior* ^ednefc- day afternoon a t an informal recep­ tion. Refreshments were served. Rev. J, Alvin Orr, D, Pittsburg and Rev. Homer .McMillan, D. D., of Atlanta, Ga., are here .fo r College commencement and to attend the meeting o f the Board o f Trustees of which they are members. Boy's knee pant suits from $4.98 to $10.90 at C. A . Kelble’s, 17-19 tW*. Main st., Xenia. * - , The last dollar ^ Carnation brftid will be Saturday, June .17. Yon can get yoUr bread at .the bakery or o i your grocer. " Cedacville Bakery. 8th. Editor Cedarville Herald:— * (Kindly announce my name, as a can­ didate fo r the Reupblican nomination for the office o f Sheriff -o f Greene County, subject-to the decision o f the voters at 'the primary election* August 8. 1922. Morris Sharp We are authorized to announce the name o f W C. Iiiff as a candidate fo r Central committee in Cedarville vil­ lage, subject to the Republican pri­ mary, August 8. BREEDERS’ ATTENTION. The following stallions will make the season o f 1922 a t my farm on the : Columbus pike East o f Cedarville. Verdun, Belgian, sorrel color; weight 2000, registered. A fine individual. Season $18. Coxie, Black’ Forcherson, registered weight, I960. As fine a horse as yoh will find. Season $15, Harry l^wnaiey Almost Like New, Caller—"Isn’t that picture one o f the old masters?” ^Mrs. Newrtch—“ I be­ lieve so, but my husband had" it .var­ nished and ‘framed (a a way that makes It look almost as good as new."— New Haven Register, > f Duban Awniti SEIF ’-HANGING l g s and(Shades iP - t VENTILATING PORCH SHADES Z green and tan striped awning. lAuSt SAME AS CASH XF PAID IN 60 DAYS ON AMOUNTS OVER $10.00 MrB, W. R. -S^att and Mrs. Karih Bull and daughter, Eleanor, are in Marrietta fo r a-, week* visiting with Prof. G. F. Siegler, supervisor o f music in the Marietta schools. Patriotism Big part of Life, Of the whole sum o f human Ufa h i small part Is that which cofcslsts of n roau’e relations to his country and his feelings concerning it—W .' B. Gladstone. Stovea, Victrolas Furniture, Carpets, 20-24 North Detroit-St. ■% XENIA, OHIO. Samuel Hemphill o f Marissa, 111,, a former1student o f the college, visi­ ted here fo r several days with his pkrentfi at the home o f his sister^and brother-ip-law, A , E. Btuey, s \ Dr. M. I. Marsh and wife entertain­ ed; Dr. Addison Hopper and w ife o f CICTjelmid, lash evening. The Dr. and wife ate here fo r commencement, their daughter, Lillian, being a stu­ dent at the college. Trade HAIR H elps MOIc FrodticBou I!(••***«ttl*fr***<I8«r— M nrt«- BTSfrtlS S flr r Ad( jrimrd ««l«r.If fc*y f t j g r i r Cowpnqr IhiM iOHwl M r i dmlmt WAVY SWITCHES, t h r e ^ separate atrands, soft, silk sod las* trbns. Very speelal. W.50. S12.M) and 'S16.G0. alt shades, Curly bolts, smart snappy styles. $3.50. Ear puffs to Eire t i n .................. im o til . ....................... frTmations. till and up. Mall orders gle he bobbed effort over the ears, 11*0 and $5 50 wAlbarpuad trnns- filled satisfactorily. Vdn will alto find It pays to act to Hablwln s fur prompt servU'S witbout apliolnt* tneuts In hair dressing. sliampooInB, sealp'treatrnent. balr iltitlnff. perma­ nent vravlntf, I'retreh MaterI wnvlmr. Enela1 Mnasape. Halt llobblnn and Curllna, ete. Up sore to trv iip tills week, Mrs. Florence Baldwin t i Etna HiitK. W H A T TO BU Y A N D WHERE TO BUY IT TONIGHT! THY O if ON* OF THESE $45 Suit* for $22 SPARKS & FISCHER TAn,ORS—D\’ERS—CL e ANEKS **«■ Center St. Bet. Main and High. Bflnfir Vour Work In Any BVentaa Before, a. « The Old Reliable Leather Goods Store McCULLOCH’S 40 EAST MAIN* ST. Springfield, Ohio, W J tf NOT HAVE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THBM A Tiffany’s Optical Service Pre, * vide* Yea ttitii tito B m L ■ TIFFANY BBTTBR GLASSES S. Detefit St.. Xeaim O. c o n n t i ^ e s Look at These Prices; 30 x 3V*................. $ 8.75 Z2 x 3V2..„ a ..............1S.50 32 x 4 .......... 20.00 3$ x 4 ................. 21.00 34 x 4 . 22*00 32 x 4 V 2 .,,...............*26.25 33 x 4% ................. 26.75 33 x 5 ........ 33.50 - All new* freak stock; other size cords and fabrk tires at prices in proportion. ■ HUTCHINS (The Harnett Man) , »• 106 W . MAIN ST. YOUR EYES Need Expert Attention SEE WADE and BEE BETTER 15,099 PtoMied Patrons WADE-OPTICAL CD. ' 41 S, F««mtal» Ate. USED CARS OF REAL VALUES $ IN Nearly All Makes 9 I COMPLETE * GARAGE SERVICE ^ .Largest Accessory Stock ittclud- Intf Tiros. Storage Batteries. Ete. "A LHtlo Better for a Little Less” THE MOTOR MART CO. 116-24 W. Main St. DAY ANI) NIGHT SERVICE Meet Dependable Quality and Low Prices at THE FASHION 33 E, Main St, Springfield, Ohio Correct Apparel for Women and Misses. TIRES—TUBES CORD AND FABRIC Standard Built 15% to 35% Discount BEST QUALITY First Grade P I G A N Cleaner and Dyfer Call in Peitaon or Ship by Parcels Post 108 EAST HIGH STREET IN STOCK Howe, G o o d y e a r , Mason, Fisk, Goodrich, Republic, Knight and others, Oldfield, Star, many The SPRINGFIELDTIRE andSUPPLYCO. 41 N. Fountain Ave. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. RADI O MR. FARMER Ahd City Folk—and Youngsters Y ou Are Lacing -Money s3ch day von .are without the wireless equipment, to receive- daily market reports and con­ certs, newfi items, etc. We carry the most complete radio stock in this district. A visit to oUr store will convince you. Your fare refunded on orders o ft$£0.69 and over. Remember our mail Order service. Everything abso­ lutely guaranteed. Write for pries -sheets and information. The Dalie Electric Co. 130 S. Limestone St. ■ THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Let Us Give You Our Prices on AH Kinds o f Fixtures, Motors, Wiring iPiUir'WiMiOUWiIlt THIS fiPKlNfiHftLIt 8CIIOOI. OF BANtUNO <1I«*ses find Private T-essona Afternoons nml EvenlBua. Hally astoept Nnmlaya. Third Floor Front IS S. Fountain Avr, Over pleree'a Book store. Good Cara For Sale Reo.onnble prtrre: convtnre ymir- oelf. V.> will also ony yoor rnr or sell It On ronslahment. Free Open Air Parking Space For Onf-ot-Town Visitors . MoMpfltcr M o to r E x ch an g e ii‘34 W. Jeffers**’at, SHOES FROM FACTORY TO YOU AH leotber form Work shoes, fcbtok or rhoeototo leotber or rnbhoe hvtl*. M.*# s«fi 9 *M per aalr.' Mall «viifV« ae«M«4* X*lt«y feaek gtHtrmMO. B lue R ibbon Slide F a c t o r y *3 W. Mala St. Ready made Awnings of high.grade green and white Cloth that will not led udUTtfier produces results cinchesar4bring tiie advertising FOHTY-F NewLe In The comfing j control o f the i tipn is going to the word “ GO!” The contest jm than interesting congressional lesi disgusted With tl ance and influent towards an indep wipe out both fai . The, actions o f committee in the in November 192 .lican leaders that organization, as a committee was candidates on the Rathbr than s& flourish it was 'tie what was called t Xenia which wor the Gowdy-Marsli did not even distri cut by state and - ters. : Some o f the moi the city took pari . tion. Men ntft espi either faction. G chosen head of the direction the .cami -fid*. ■ Following the0e gested that the Hi • tinued but.Mr.- t . i the reason that the party sHouL Committee prov is failure then, is necessary as ■tioned above. ; . Mr. Little wr a hand in reorg and make an ef factions fo r th< and that the co o f local fights • Used only for j and national ca time plans have With the sancti national leaders To. assist in candidates; .Dr. P. H. Creswell • o f the petition, Mr. Little is no he went a few d his family homi '-'-;hy'rim',firat of. tl assume active paign. ■The entrance campaign was * to one. faction i the factions hav o f the committc t most instances i ticulariy the p The Gowdy-h . huriing broadsic resorting to flo, ports, the truti • proven before i over. (The so-called they have style past, have been the* loss o f the!; ex-mayor Thomi t fused to be th lending support tion. Gowdy and M than two or th Springs to influ ter as their ca mayor- was aw back o f the proj did not care to i the powers higi ■ware that Mi or his personal committee mean took place in thi ■go. 'Mr. Little is tral committee Ward in Xenia, resented by Mi *eek rc-eiection candidate. Ho cl didate on his si in the organizat The primary 1 o f ■ personal individuals as they represent, the Little cam precincts: New Jasper Hargrave, Bellbrook, G, Cedarville Jamestowr Btfavercret Bhoup, Miami tor Ruth towr Caesarcret Haines. Xenia tow Jefferson ■ Spring Vi Harnish. Cedarville Sprin Fairf Yello Oshoi Xehif 2 nd i 3rd v 4th v Thb -Marsh ) 1 %