The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

/ taCAL M um w «tt 3tewsssr v W im i teMm, & 1* JHsfotf- stum. |li«it <b«K ftf TiiwrirHIlt Ky, ■Ipft ma* pi w icm# wi JNr. a#d i<w, X o , Eft*. G. JC. BtteW* aod wite of Bt* h ju a flk' ifcttMA wmSf 4B^ s I^Pi^P*WSW"ftw vfiWdv* '•»4tfc tiMrir teMtew-te tew a»d wife, Mr. «md Mm. A, % S « f - Mm, JBU m d BwMttemo f M i Chur' testes* m i Ckft*. Deforest Juvenal of g-prfajrfttW wet* mturrisd Wednesday in New Kork. Mm.- Houston is the widow o f tip* 1st* Edward Houston and ka* aa annuity oat o f the Houston •at*to o f $10,000 her lifetime. TI m ooatwt Tueeday at too primary for eoatrs* of th# control eomwlttoo rosrdtod is the Marahall-Gowdy fas* Uo« rejaiaing control of the organi­ sation- This faction elected fourteen cot of tw*aty-fw*r member* o f the .'ommittoo. Moat of the ownwdttee- ton Mooted' wore from precinct* bold previously by this faction. Toe aue- w*sful faction only elected one mam* >erfrom Xenia city, that being Frank Smith, who defeated George Little, This was the center of attraction in fcnia as several combinations were veil organised to keep Mr. Little from winning, A FEW DEMOCRATS YOTE Twenty-five relatives and intimate friend* gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs. W. R. Sterrett on Monday evening completely surprised their son, Dwight and wife, who are here on ail extended visit. The affair waa in celebration o f their Fifth wedding anniversary. Refreshments of straw­ berry ice cream, pineapple ice, angel- food cake and'mint* were serfed. A very enjoyable time was reported and all departed wishing Mr', and Mrs. Sterrett many more returns of their wadding, anniversary, „ The Democrats had. no printed list o f nominees on the ballot and .each ofcer had to write in ftname for each office. About eight or ten Democrats voted in. each of the local precincts. The nominees will not be known until .he official count is reported.^ Read the Kroger ad on page 2. Frank A. Jackson, nominee .for county treasurer, was in town yester­ day and was greeted by his many friends over his victory Tuesday Word from. Rochester, Minn, >$, that Mrs. W. R. McChesney is im­ proving at the Mayo Hospital fol­ lowing her operation. She .may be there several weeks yet, Rev, B. E, Robinson of Michigan Acs been chosen, to fill the place on the College faculty caused by the res­ ignation of Prof. Leroy Allen, Bey, Robinson is a graduate of Chicago University and n Baptist minister. He was a missionary in China for five years and taught iu a Texas College one year, He is married and .will move here for the opening of ‘College, < CHANGE COLLEGE BRICK. The brick that waa shipped here for the College Science Hall were not of the quality and color that the'com­ mittee selected and were rejected. A meeting was held Tuesday and a different brick waa chosen. , HEATH OF MRS. HATRWAY NOT FOR KNIGHT '.^Charles L. Knight, defeated candi­ date for governor who ran second on a progressive policy states that he Would not consider running on ah in­ dependent ticket.1Knight waa against!Ph&esa in going saying the Heaven is. the Harding' administration but will Beautiful,’' The richest, heritage that support the'ticket. can be given by the'departing loved Luvenia. Ruth Anderson, daughter of John and Charily Stanfield Ander- fdn was born May 24, 1851 and died August 2, 1922, She was Messed with eleven brothers and one sister, one brother,’ John Anderson of near Spring Valley, surviving , her- She united with the Methodist Episcopal church at Richland when she was 17 vears of age. On March 22, 1876 she was united in marriage with Joseph D. St. John. To this union was born cue daughter, .Mrs. Della Johnson, v.ko survives the mother. Mr, St. John died January 14, 1911 On July 18,' 1914 she was united in marriage to John Hathway., For almost.three years they were as husband and wife but in January 1916 this union was broken by the death qf Mr, Hathway. Mrs. -Hathway brot her membership to the Cedarville M. E. church this last winter. She was a constant read­ er of the Bible having read it thru many times Last Sunday she-expres­ sed her readiness to go and her hap- Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 14 and 15 Barr’s Lott, Cedarville . BJLATTY’S % SALE ass ' ' N O W ON . Save From 10% to 50% Y o u rea lize th a t ou r sales m ean rea l redu ct ion s . I f y o u h a v e n e v e r tak en t h e ' o p p o r - tu t iity t o see f o r y o u r s e l f n ow is th e time. T h is sale ha$ m ean t m u ch to. the p e op le o f ou r c o u n t r y and m an y h a v e taken a d v a n ­ ta g e o f th e b i g sav ings . B u y y o u r F a ll needs n ow and ■.h a v e th em d e l iv e red la te r if -y ou w ish . B e low w e g iv e y o u a f e w o f th e m an y rea l barga ins . Pining Room Suits Living Room Suits $425.00V a lue—Augu st Sale / d j O ( ? A (1(1 1 ,■ ft.' fti: ft -ft ft ft ft,-ft .-ft * ■■■»!.ft .*,.»■ ft. * ft '« •- ft .• ft '.ft .ft A ■ft A ■. . Mammoth Pavilion Theatre AbsolutelyWaterproof Monday Night “WhenDreams ComeTrue" Wonderful Comedy $325.00 Va lue—A ugu st Sale $ 2 ® i 2 O O - Price. ^ 3 P iece T apestry Su ite August Sale . jPl^lCC f ft ■ « « ■ ft ft ft'•ft. »•*_* ** * *■*•.** $21€|0b Value—August Sale • ...... ;.... :.$145.00 ..........$89.00 $150.00 Va lue—A u gu s t Sale Price______ . . . . . . , , 3 P iece V e lou r Su ite August Sale ;ffe226*30 ICe*' *' '* <('*»•■ 'f t - f t 'f t - f t ft•ft.'**, 'ft ■* ft *■ 'ft' ft- ft, ft'-'ft, ft ■*: * JT' ■#. *■ #. • ' . ‘ ' . . . / ' " * « _ 3 Piece Caine and M hg . Su ite August Sale T g A Q Q P r i c e , . . V . ................................ . . . . . V * I ODD PIECES Beds, Dressers, Dressing Tab les , Daven­ por ts , Bu ffets , E tc , , AT HALF PRICE Bed Room Suits 7 P iece B ed R o om Su ite $138.75 Th is Su ite is M ahogany an tique finished du ll, Seller’s Kitchen Cabinets $69.50 August Sale P r i c e . ................ $56.50 $52,50 August Sale P r ice .................. $42.00 f $45.00 August Sale P r ice .................. $36.00 A ll Porch Furniture 25fo Off J. A . Beatty <3 Son DEPENDABLE FURN ITURE Green Street, Xenia, Ohio one is to have upon their dying lips the hope of close communion with God. It is better tha nfame or fortune. It is all. Card of Thanks: We wish to t^ahk all those who were so kind and help­ ful during otir recent bereavement in the loss of our Mother, Ruth St. John Hathway. Most especially we wish to thank Rev. Busier for bis consoling words. Mr, R, M. Neeld for the effi­ cient and kindly way he performed his duties; the men who sang and all ( who sent such lovely flowers and who gave of their love and their sympathy so generously. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, E. Johnson RC /-V? . 1 IfJ. mmfn l i L, t’l j m¥ * pringfield LEGION CONVENTION Tuesday Night last Over TheHiU SAND CONCERT NOON AND NIGHT ADMISSION: War tm Paid Ch ildren 20c A distinguished coterie of Ameri­ cans high in official life, industry, politics and military service, is ex­ pected to attend the fourth annual convention of the American Legion in Dayton, September ilth and 12th. Arnopg them Will be President Hard- ng, Vice President Calvin Coolidge, Gen. PeraHng, Secretary of War, Weeks, Col. Mayhew Wainwrighfc as sistant secretary of war, Sec. I)en- by of the Navy and a host of others.. PETITIONS ARE FILED Petitions have been filed with the Secretary of State seeking a change in the constitution and permitting li'thfc wihe and beer. It is said that rtb.000 extr i names Were filed over the required number. Petitions seeking a change of our tax provisions of the constitution and also fm* debt limita­ tions, They contained #about 258,000 nsmei. YOUR EYES Need Expert Attention SEE WAGE and SEE ‘MiYTE.l 16,009 Flpascd Pairons WADE OPTICAL CO. 41 S. Fountain Ave. “ “ ------- - . - 1 5 - -—— w 9 rHAT TO BUY and TO BUY IT WHERE i SHOES FivOJ) l ..I'yOU, AH Irutiiff farm Wrtrk -I iuth , 1>lark ■t clirtiolMtr Tmthrr itr rits>lii>r i.rrfa ■'* A in n w iftM . i r m u c i 111 . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . *S.J j *in<l W.vi urr it.ilr. Mull otiior. ] iKrpitfrrl. M»nr> Imrk snaMntfo. ] ?!«e Itih^ n .Shoe Fac.ory ; 62 VV. Main St. TON IGHT ! TRV OH ONK OF THKSK $45 Suits for $22 SPARKS Sc FISCHER TAItORS—DVXRS—CmCANKRS M S. Center Bt. Bet. Mala and Hfab, Briny Yoar Work la Any Erenlna ——......... ..Boforo t, . . . . . . . The Springfield Schoot of Dancing iMaasCs1 rtiul Pr'lfiite I. w ^ ii I h Aficrnnona nml Kvviiliijtii. Hally except :tri(Il,VS, { Third t'lnor Front •IB S. f oiinlnln Are. liter t’lfcce’a Hook Store Good Cars For Sale Rea,nimble prices t convince year- ««lf. tVe will aien bny your car or sell it oh Consignment. Free Open Air Parking Space - .. . . _ VfalW For Out-of-Town Visitor* McMaster Motor Exchange St-tl W. detfereem at. D I G A N Cleaner and Dyer Call in Per*on or Ship by Parcels Post 108 EAST HIGH STREET I LATEX | ! CORD TIRES [ Look- at Those Price* t i ; 30 X 3% ........... .....$ 8.53 ' 30 x 3% Giant..... 11.2b' ■32 x 3U......... ...... 15,00 j 32 x 4 ............... 10,00 i 33 x 4 20*.jQ , 134x 4 ................. 21.00 : 32 x 4*/s.................. r>m > 33' x 4V5i„»„ . . »«*20* / 8 , ; 34 x 4*/8................ '• j _A!’ nmv, fnsli sfo.'., I size coj'd^ an. vn'-.. > ■ ’ ' i lirices in prtiimrttiici USED CARS OF REAL VALUES IN Nearly A lt Makes COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE Aoees;:oi’y SiCch In:ktd» .5- . :,v ). Slorage I'Tttcrioa, Etc, "A Utile Letter for n Little ^>f ‘t ft mm:- d';«> Urn- iff,, w. ft*-. is !V'A^:r c a W. Miiff tit. ... *IC»i TIRES—TUBES CORD AND FABRIC Standard Built 15% to 35% Discount BEST QUALITY First Grade IN STOCK Hotve, Goodyear , Oldfield, Mason, Fiak, Goodrich, Star, Republic, Knight and many others. The SMGFIELD TIRE and SUPPLY CO. 41 N.ti'curitinn Ate. Si KiNGFHU.D, OHIO, , W5 eewiuW* tftdla atuek In thfa dUftrlet. A vlett te ear »Ut« Will oenvlnce yen. Yew tnre refunded » « »rder* ef eiaM and •••«nn ritra iT lH v riu m a r * | The balm Electric Co. ISO S. Linteattme RL THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Let Ua Give Yes Oar Prise* ett All K M o f Fixture*, x . Meter*,Wiring j Mjftiiiiar ■i 1%e eivftrtwbi leeisee* raiults lteekte.ttte.brias fib# edveirfiiisg« FORTY-1 S Tb# oxgattlzF.ti trai jcvmmittee noon iu Xante pi ftteam rollin' #L formers have coi tion for their k Saturday meetinj of what we have the past twentj difference if in v te done. While the Gov had everything - a fixed schedule : upset the prograi " the Boss waa fc give orders fron .keep the thing 1 control of the cb J. A. Finney, 'the old committe ta order and asl chairman. He ha . tered the last wo’ arose and nomii - J- N. Wolford stated that he r cinct in which D Jat nominee resii custom of long s motion that in t catee of election theBoard, of Elei tee of fivebe app Dr. Fess as to ] ■ ganteation and 1 to be called for . chairman pulled steam roller fla while the chairn we^a.going to' r always had beet Schmidt.*’ But tl breath in time 1 man that the oi according, to cei law covered in ) time the Chairmj ‘jng in the procij dispatched Order be done next. The protest a Iliff was read bi called it was al ' ■and*, the Chaim Mr. Iliff had b Events moved it kept Bose M in instructions whdt'to ddl I t ’ ■ Chairman Sm.it lard had been the chairman hs record the. vote, falls to the seci In the haste gram there wa taken making 1 manent but that . yet be incorpoi and no. doubt v sary without c ing. It is appai Urday that not Central Commit Resolutions \ dorsed Carmi T*> and pongressm States ' Senator. ■ occasion Smeari Dr. Fess who f such an endoTB to even give h organteation, a itics itself. Wh what all took’ ’ would ,amile ou . ' Following th* olutions came ’ small audience have been ami- the key note. 0 1 Golden Rule wf speaker had a, ready for attic . his seat for nc one word was could cite somi that took place few of the -m was there wit* The mo«t pro; " factional line som. Fess or < Health officer, The most it opinion that W appointment o three or five h the committee, Foss. Wirele has been so It had a word v that it will be to introduce h it if powible speaking dist* ' AS for resul committee is t same shape it As for funds, script or enou) dig dftem intc Billy Rogers headqusrtera ’ What will aign« right is was formed t\ pmeant organ should do fot doe* not har committee to him the hono) ergimixation. ft The follow) Bteecative Co * Waiter C. Hi IBarijr, Jeffers fit#, $##!$* pr