The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

m mmn Ihmfkettes cm ON rm r«t*N 1-06. A C.iANut m jm am ; l y M A . M A T T H u W S J }.D .*LL . D. THE CHILDISHNB6S OF THE CHILD Whsn * thoughtful parson looks into the face o f a little child ho see* written there, apd also in the palms o f his bands and tho soles o f his feet, the word, POSSIBILITY, Meditate on that-word, POSSIBILITY, Con- . tipue to read it and think about its meaning and you w f l discover that the word leads you into one o f two directions It is possible fo r that lit­ tle child to become a great man, to be o f incalcuable benefit to his gen­ eration, and to leave upon posterity * the Imprint o f a noble life. The other direction shows that it ia possible fo r that child through neglect to become a criminal—aneducated criminal— who will blight the lives ,o f thousands o f people and increase the tax bur­ den o f the community in which he lives. It is .possible fo r him to become a curse to. his family, a menace to^ society, and a blot on the page o f his** tory. Which' direction do -you want the POSSIBILITY to take in-your child’s case! The child ia the indispensable unit, the essential factor, and the master in all spheres o f human, activity. Around the child the world must re­ volve. From the child society must evolve, .Heaven bends to bless and breathe a benediction o f infinite love upon the child—the -infant king—of social destinies. The child cannot be? Come great, useful and powerful if the childishness o f the child is taken from it; if he is robbed o f the spirit Of youth; taken out o f the sphere o f innocency, and deprived o f the domes­ t i c blessings that belong to him. a 'CA$1$A The curse o f this hour is the child- ishlessness o f children.. W e haven’t Children any more. Babies are plung­ ed into the maelstrom o f social ini­ quity, They are prematurely advan­ ced .to girlhood and boyhood, and are ushered on the stage where young men and young women play the fool fo r th* pleasure o f a world o f vul­ tures. Parents are ambitious fo r their daughters to become social fac­ tors and fo r their sons to become social leaders; consequently,* t h e / are prematurely advanced. In ad­ vancing them, forcing them, and in­ troducing them to a world o f social maturity they are robbing them of their childish .nature, inclinations, innocency, pleasure, and sweetness. One can stand in the midst o f so- called young men and young women and. cry o i t in anguish and sorrow, “Where are the children! O, whert- are the children!” The girls o f today know more than theiy grandmothers knew at seventy-five years o f age. Boys can teach their old, aged grandfathers. Where are the children? ' The Juvenile Society o f today is a curse, an infamous blot pn the page of American history. It is so’ because parents have robbed their children of childhood. : V The W orld’s Ghepaest Insurance ■: . '• . ••- V - V v /'•*,■ . : -•••, \.\ •.»' " *• ® HE world's cheapest insurance is a safe deposit box such as is available at this Institution, It safeguards jewelry and keepsakes against theft, carelessness, storms, fire and floods. And it does all this for a few cents a week. . When such security can be had at such _ a low cost, it is unwise to run any risk. Come in and Select a safe deposit box today. TheExchange Bank CEDARVILLE, OHIO - Resources Over$500,000.00 4% Interest Paid on Savings 1 Ty Cobb, the Georgia Peach, £ likes to attack “Corn on the Cob £ whenever he gets the opportunity, .! though the great baseball player, is ; not in any way carfabalistically in­ ti dined. He is seen here engaged m i, his second favorite sport. For gale: 1 Fowl touring ear; I quartered oak library table; I bool: case, oak; 1 round table, oak; 1 oak sideboard, quartered top; 1 chiiloneer oak; 1 quartered oak China closet; 1 velvet couch, Mrs. S. E. Weimer Lost:- Near the tt. P, church on Sunday morning, a gold bar pin, with sapphire setting. Finder please re turn to this office. . b a n k s t a t e m e n t Report o f the Condition o f Tho Ex­ change Bank, Cedarville, in the State o f Ohjo, at the close o f business on June 30th, 1S22, RESOURCES Jj&ans on Ren] Estate ___-$29,500.00 Other Loans and Discounts 381,972.40 Overdrafts — / __ ; ------ 613.17 U. S. Bonds and Securities__79,582,12 State, County and Municipal . ■ Bonds _____ - ______ 3,817.50 Banking House and Lot —44.500,00 Furniture and F ix tu re s____19,950.00 Real Estate other than Bank­ ing H o u s e ________ — 13,500.00 Cash I t e m s ___— _________ J l, 835,57 Due from Reserve Banks and cash in v a u lt _____— -------- 47,058,11 Exchange fo r clearing______2,690,40 U. S. Revenue Stamps______ . $182.00 Total ------------- $631,101.27 • LIABILITIES Capital S.tock paid i n __ ,-$ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund ’ _____•_____” 25,000.00 Undivided Profits less Expenses •Interest and taes p a id __ 4,397.50 Individual Deposits subject to ch e ck ------------- 239,785.56 Demand Certificates Deposit 9,830.92 Due to Bank? and Bankers — 368,13 Time Certificates Deposit —42,684.27 Savings D eposits------------- 109,034,86 Notes and Bills Redlscounted75,000.00 Bonds Borrowed —■_____ — 75,0(30,00 I Total . . . . — . — $631,101.2? State o f Ohio, County o f Greene, ss, I, O, L. Smith, Cashier o f tho abovqi named The Exchange Bank .of Ced­ arville, Ohio", do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and belief. , O. L. Smith, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day o f July 1922. A. E. Richards, JNotary Public, Correct—attest: * M. I, Marsh, Geo. W . Rife, G, E. Jobe, directors, OUR , JULY ..Clearance Sale.. of Men's, Young. Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, Shirts and Furnishings Starts Today Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices. Be here early for these Good Bargains. 1 K 3 fiterion s#3Sw3K3Bowi 22 South Detroit St., V D k t ' f A A I I T A A L N 1 & , u m u tmmm m POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. We are authorized to announce the name o f George A. Birch, •present deputy as a candidate fo r Sheriff o f Green county before the Republican primary, August 8, We are authorized to announce the name o f Lincoln Funderburg as a candidate fo r County Treasurer be­ fore the Republican primary, Aug. 8th, Editor Gedarville Herald Kindly announce my name as a can­ didate for the Reupblican nomination for the office o f Sheriff of 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. Iliff as a candidate for Central committee in Cedarville vil­ lage, subject to the Republican pri­ mary, August 8. State Senator Charles Brand of urbana, business man and farmer, announces his candidacy for Congress in this district, to he voted upon at :bc primaries August 8, Hi3 motto is “ Public Service and economy.” Your support will he greatly appreciated. We are authorized to announce the name o f J, F. Shoemaker, Goes, 0., as a candidate fo r County Treas­ urer subject to the Republican Pri­ mary, A tgust 8,1922. We arc authorized to announce the name o f E. E, Lighthizer as a can­ didate fo r Sheriff o f Greene County before the Republican primary, Aug­ ust, 8, 1922. We are authorized to announce the r.ame o f M, A . Broadatane as' a can­ didate for his second term a* Repre­ sentative liefore the Republican pri- nary, August 8. We ate Authorized to announce the name o f Frank A . Jackson as a can­ didate for- County Treasurer before the Republican primary, August 8th, We nve authorized to announce tho awe o f W. I). Bryson as a candidate for State Repmontative from this ounty subject b the Republican pri­ mary, August 8, Stott lt$ TH E EDW A R D W R EN CO . , . 4k Starting Thursday July 6th ! Drastic Reductions in r‘ - . Evpry Department U ST when you are interested in apparel and household needs, comes this great sale with its tremendous savings on HIGH1CfRADE MER­ CHANDISE. For years you have known WREN’S as the foremost store o f this secti in of Ohio, a reputa­ tion we have gained 'through satisfactory service, best mer­ chandise and the GREATEST VALUE GIVING o f any store in this vicinity. . . . . The JU L Y CLEARANCE SALE w ill still more firm ly establish our leadership in 1hjs district. E very article offered is o f standard W REN quality, every transaction made must be to the ENT IRE SAT ISFACT ION OF THE CUSTOMER. Y o u ’ll p r o fit g r e a tly .b y purchasing during this big, wales event. .. yi^M ERCT IANTH ’ PROFIT -SHAK ING STAMPS ARE G IVEN W ITH • »'EVERY PURCHASE IN TH IS S A L E -O N E FOR EACH 10c YOU I SPEND . AN E X T R A SAV ING ON EV ER Y PURCHASE A T W R E N ’S, f , Springfield’s* Greatest Store “ BRAND FC It CONGRESS” BUSINESS MAN AND FARMER Republican Primary - X Furniture Upholstering and re­ pairing. A ll work called for and de­ livered. Will he in Cedarville, June 1, 2 or 3. Mail in your address to El­ mer Weyrick, 1441 Huffman ave., Dayton, Ohio. s Why send your films away and wait a week or ten days fo r your pic­ tures. Take, them to Tart's Studio and get your pictures in 24 hours. enator GfiWh. Brand The best kind o f party service is public service. Taxes must be reduced by getting mots fo r each, dollar spent not only on ro&g but on every Gov­ ernment activity, Mr. -Brand’s record shows that he is not afraid to fight when the pub. lie good is an issue, Kodak finishing 24 hours service, Films today—Picture* tomorrow, TwFa Studio Work with tha Fort' »pri«n*— not against them, '/ho “ third spring” chetkathc abound and ato,i 8 jh«- aldfe*sway« .lave tires, fuel, and car depreciation. Mod- e.'.iU in price. R. A . MURDOCK, * Cedarville,and Jamestown Bu ft f e e *J ohnson Co , h> n i a m U 'i»n i", u ♦. i. Poem hp Uncle Jolin MY KANSAS FLOWER * You should see the statly sunflower, growin* by my kitchen porch. Like a watchman on the campus, holdin’ up his regal torch, Every day he pays obeismiee to the author o f his power,—smjlin’ at the master- plant, every niinnit—every hour, Not a frown from constant service ever clouds his patient face. On he grows—to full perfection, standin* in an humble place. Keerin,’ nothin’ fe r environs—•thoughtful1only o f his plan,—settin’ forth a righ example fe r his hapless neighbor, Man. Though our station be the humblest, there is alters room to grow. Angles from the heights is callin’GIory becons— let us gol Ain't no harm to ever-shadder smaller blossoms if we can. Never will be no objections to a bigger, better man! Sunflower sets a splendid pattern as she towers above our head,—firmly rooted—crowded with glories, what more fittin' could he said? Ain’t no limit to the growin’ when our time is wisely spent. Every passion wuth the. knowin’ lifts Us from onvironmfcnt! . , .Real Estate. Mast FARMS Town Residences—Vacant Lots LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE The Bust on Earth J, G. McCorkell WHY NOT HAVE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THEM Tiffany's Optical Strvlti Fro- rides Yon With th« Boat. TIFFANY « . BErr.5« GtiiSSSS s . tM ralt « . > X w h , a th o a4t« •m imm xmi w d m m i i tbs Mvortijiittg TORTV j Fess Congressman | Springs, the R Ohio Repuhlicai| States Senator ing to the Obiol that be is oppoi of the Volstead I Greeqe couatiar statement fr om , ways taken a dl perance question! ponent will ,Iikel| ene, who has dry side o f th e ! lor refused to a| i questionnaire. Cll date on the Repf failed to answer.] election this faH[ but a wet and dj are asking fo r th<[ amendment and he against it in Two years -agl was the Democrat ernor. on the Dell that time the and worked fo r didate fo r govern! sociation Opposed! with headquartersj dorsed Mr. Donne .new is whether changed his posit! . or whether the g o ( mislead into an Democrats for par county marked ticl out by the Union j While the Leagl Fess candidacy foi| so urge the elec . Thompson fo r .the nation fo r govern! has a clean record | legislature. His pr clean and wholesonl all that can be del ways stood for hd ernment,. clean poll zenship. He is quf ment and experienc' that he seeks. Wlj > candidates seeking nomination, Mr. hove all o f them i! . by fa r the greatest •meats from-Civic zations, Chambers | tary Clubs and dif ganization in the s! * 4 %he story in ourl plan to nominate al primary fo r what the short term fo r on the part o f the faction proved to the candidates as w| ■'The deal was being manner but whethj be made to carry i! to be seen.. ■ * vl In former caftip^ Marshall faction hs the only political, county that suppor| Schmidt-Shoup fat posing him unless regular election w] organized opposite mitte light this y| hear the so-called the Dr., as a vehicl power. The real f| Congressman ha| dependent mover. George Little to or mittce outside o f i The dope is that has broken with th the method in whil . was conducted in years ago. This wi| to the patronage he Cautious from; ml route they would • The contest fo ri sheriff moves along electric train. Dej is making a ,consej| and qultely meetint efficient manner of) fairs o f the office is| voters, Mom's Shar cran is one o f tlioi! Campaigners, alwa>J covering the count| several times. Ed dark horse in the paigner, a good mil a good finish in a r| between these thr not yet been marke] o f anger. It’s a ger 4 For State ' ltep| Broadstone, seeking and Former Repre Bryson are sailing I time in the historj| disturbance in the that both factions Broadstone. Mr. Br| a strong farmer vc head o f the Greene] feau, It Ss with sc politicians are wat the W. C. T. U. wij son. The organizati tween the candidal! we can learn the () tie washer o f the Hatter, Will m . A /V’ i