The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

\ « < mm■tm mm ac Rev. MA. MATTHEWS D *D ,,LL . B. CHURCH ROBBERS * Yb# world, th* flwh, mid tba devil «r* «w«6*ntiy hurling accusation* *t tiw ojttrfeb, but they do not point yon to tit# real robber*. Would * man rod 0*d? No. But a Bolshevik, hypocrite and the heretic weald, They are rob­ bing the ehurch every day. They are using two great method*. Bfwtt: They are sending their agent*, their rationalistic and Bol­ shevistic heretics into the church. Of course, they have to purjure them­ selves and sing their own soui* in or­ der to get ih. Then when they enter the church their obligations begin not to the church but to the premed­ itated conspirators against the' church. There isn't a heretic in the church today ,who isn’t the conscious or unconscious agent o f the conspir­ ators who are trying to rob the church o f her influence and power/ _Heresy is not an intellectual evolu­ tion; it is an evidence of heart de­ generacy, and ia,absolute proof of the total depravity o f mankind,-T£ese agents inside o f the church preach their false, doctrines not because they believe them, but because they are part o f a conspiracy to destroy the world's confidence Jn the church, So far as intent and purpose ore coni cemed, they are as black as Judas Iscariot, Seconds There is another group o f Jhese conspirators and robbed* who are both in and out of the church. Their method is to take from the ehurch members. They are constantly devising schemes and pkns and or­ ganizations and methods by which the church member is relieved of his money and is. made to contribute to organizations, methods, -plans, and programs, which are antagonistic to the spiritual work o f the church. , . Nearly seventy per cent o f all the moneys contributed to these outside- competing antagonistic and destruc­ tive agemSejsr is contributed by the members of,’ the Christian Church They are robbing the church member, the ehurch organization, and God in- order that they may fill the coffers‘of the devil and build up the institutions of hell. They are all co-conspirators with the infamous heretics that are today making their attacks upon the church, upon the Bible, and upon Christ. in Comfort Whether you celebrate the^ holiday away away from home, or on the from Porch, you’ ll want to be cool and comfortable. Youean be in a Katz & Richards Kool Cloth Suits A light pattern if you wish, or one of the good-looking dark or medium shades, tailored from Palm Beach, Gabardines, Mohair and Tropical Worsteds and other cool fabrics—-and tailored to keep in shape, Many Men have two, or more, $15 to $28 § e « the New Colors in Sh irts. The New Piping Rock . New K n it Ties—Tweed Caps. N atasem e Silk Hosiery. Katz & Richards 33 CashMain S t ., X en ia , Ohio J » *» ■ . „, u■ JUIH51 SMS IT O n .m FOURTH OF JULY BOUT The Mg bout botaMWi Tut Jswkww o f WuUngtoa C. H. *ad Jubk John­ son, both oolorod, set for the Fourth at Washington C. H., ha* boon stop- pod bar Judgt Sold as th* row lt of tho affair being mOkd « champion­ ship fight Tho Mg arena costing f 18,- OOO ha* boon completed, Jackson, ha* boon training at Washington C.*H. while Johnses ha* hi* camp on tho National pike Want of Columbu*. TIME EXTENDED FOR PAY­ MENT OF TAXES Tho time for the payment of taxes closes July 20 and individual property owner* will hays to journey to Xenia if you have not already paid. The collector was here last week. The banka are ho longer paying taxes for depositors owing to new regulations forced on them. s WILD TEST AUTO BUSS * LICENSE LEGISLATION FARMS ‘ Town Extidmoea ■Vacant Lata W m mh I FUtB INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE n t . ' ' mmW JBfEBEh -at¥aeuiiti».*Wiii!i<iitiiiiwui»ix J.G.McCorttil WHY NOT HAVE GOOD GLASSES SINCE YOU HAVE TO WEAR THEM Tiffany’s Optical 'Service Pre* vide* Yon With tit# Best. TIFFANY * BETrJSR GLASSSS * JMM ft. Xwh, 0. Buss owners operating to various points -ou t o f Xenia, including'one tp vCedarville, have , ■Drought an in­ junction suit against the city com­ missioners . and other officers in Xenia towards enforcing the new license ordinance. ’ The ordinance provides different fees from buss owners that operate in the county exclusively and those that operate out of the county. EXAMINATION CALLED FOR ' CEDARVILLE POST OFFICE A civil service examination for the position of postmaster of the local office is called for July lfe as ordered by the United States Civil Service Commission. The local office is the only office in the county that will he vacant soon, as Postmaster Turn­ bull’s term will expire. September 19; 1922. The salary is $1,800.. The axaniination will be held in Xenia. * VACATIONAL BIBLE SCHOOL POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. We are authorized to announce tbej name o f George A, Birch, present deputy as a candidate for Sheriff of Green county before the Republican primary, August 8. 1 We are authorized to announce the name .of Lincoln Funderburg as a candidate fo r County Treasurer be­ fore the. Republican primary# Aug, 8th. Editor Cedarville Herald:— Blindly announce my name as a can­ didate for 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 of 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 be voted upon at the primaries August 8. His motto is “Public Service and economy." Your support will be greatly appreciated. We are authorized to announce, the name o f J. F . Shoemaker, Goes,.. O., as a candidate for County Treas­ urer subject to the Republican Pri­ mary, August 8, 1922. We are 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.arae o f M. A, Bfoadstone as a can­ didate for his second term as Repre­ sentative before the Republican pri­ mary, August 8, „ We are authorized to announce the name o f Frank A. Jackson as a can­ didate for County Treasurer before the Republican primary, August 8th. The enrollment of. the Vacational Bible School reached 105 this week with an average attendance of 80 The school will be closed Monday and Tuesday owing to the* Fourth o f July holiday- Work will be resumed. Wgdnesday. WANTS AN ACCOUNTING. Frank Linkhart of Xenia, has brot suit in the Federal Courts asking for an accounting in the Walkfyill Stock Farms Co., a Dollings Company that is in-bad financially according, to re­ ports. Linkhart is a stockholder and he wants to know about some of the Inside as to. the failure o f the-„com-' pauy JULY SALE B EG IN ING Thursday, Ju ly 6 th, and continuing for ten days throughout Saturday, Ju ly ^15. T H E JU L Y C L E A R A N C E S A L E will be in full swing. E v e ry Department will be, ready with money saving opportunities not only in seasonable ■ * ■ _ ♦... apparel but in Home Furnishings, Fabrics and Accessories as well.. And to assure attractive as- sortments throughout the store many stocks have been replenished by Special Purchases or new Merchandise. Surprisingly values will be adver­ tised in the; local papers daily. / * July 6th to July 15th Inclusive THE / 1 Established 1863 COMPANY XENIA, OHIO SPWJWSfl MM HAIR With the coming-of the outdoor day* you will went ■ more attrac- ■tire hallr dress and BALDWIN'S Is .• the place ta get it. We manufacture and sell direct to you at aW in * of aboht half. Always, the beat in natural hair. We .have never found a shade we were unable to match. 30 year* experience; 21years In same location. ! Centrally Located 31 SOUTH FOUNTAIN AYE. Mr*. Florence Baldwin •l i *l Kina Bid*. WHAT TO BUY and WHERE TO BUY IT T O N IG H T ! TRY ON QNEJOF THESE $45 Suits for $22 SPARKS. & FISCHER TAtLOlIS—DYKim— c J-BANEUH 2J fc: Center St. Bat. ,W ii and Utah, llrlri* Your Work In AnyEronla* Before g; The Old Reliable Leather Goods Store McCULLOCH ’S 40 EAST MAIN ST. Springfield, Ohio, Meet Dependable Quality and LoW Prices at THE FASHION 33 E. Main St. Springfield, Ohio Correct. Apparel for Women and Misses. D I G A N Cleaner and Dyer . Call in Perron or Ship by ■ : Parcels Post 108 EAST HIGH STREET LA T E X c CORD TIRES Look at These Prices: 3D x 3*4................... $ 8.50 30 x 3% Giant..?... 11.25 32 x 3% ................... 15.00 32 x 4 ............ 19.00 33 x 4 .......... 20.00 3 4 x 4 .................... 21.00 32 x 4*/4 ...,...,........... 25.00 33 x 4*4................... 25.75 34 x 4*4........... *...... 26.75 All new, fresh stock; 'her size cords and fabric tires st prices in proportion. HUTCHINS (Hie Harness Man) 106 W. MAIN ST. YOUR EYES Need Expert Attention SEE WADE and SEE BETTER 16,000 Pleased Patrons W ADE OPTICAL CO. 41 S, Fountain. Are. USED CARS ' OF ' REAL VALUES <.J - IN Nearly A ll Makes COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE Largest Accessory Stock Includ­ ing Tires, Storage Batteries, Etc, “ A Little Better for a Little Less" t h e m o t o r m a r t CO. * 116-24 W. Main St. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE TIRES—TUBES CORD AND FABRIC Standard Built 15% to 35% Discount BEST QUALITY First tirade IN STOCK Howe, G o o d y e a r , Oldfield, Mason, Fisk, Goodrich, Star, Republic, Knight and many Others. The SPRINGFIELDTIRE and SUPPLYCO. 41 N. Fountain Ave. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. R A D I O MR. FARMER And City Folk—and Youngsters You Are Losing Money each day you are without the wireless equipment to receive daily market reports,'and con­ certs. news items, etc. We carry the most complete radio stock in this district, A visit to our store will confine* you. Your fare refunded.on orders o f $50.09 and over. Remember our mail order service. .Everything abso­ lutely guaranteed. Write for ~ricc sheets and information. The Dalie Electric Co. 130 S. Limestone St; THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Let Ub Give You Cur prices an All Kinds of Fixtures, -j Motors, Wiring I The Springfield School of Daneyig Classes nml Pr i va t e Treasons Afternoons tmil Kvenlnas. Dully except Hiitiiinys. Thlril Floor Trimt 15 8. Fonntiiln Aw . Over Pierce's Dock Store Godd Cars For Sale Reasonable prices: convince your- self. We will also buy year car or sell it on consignment. Free Open Air Parking Space For Ont-et-Xawn Visitors McMaster Motor Exchange tt-M W. Jefferson Bt. SHOES FROM FACTORY TO YOU All leather farm wark shoes, black or chocolate leather or gabber heels, il.lt anJ UJKI per pair. Mall order* accepted. Money back guarantee, Slue Ribbon Shoe Factory 62 W. Mnin SL Furniture Upholstering and re­ pairing. All work called for and d e -, livered. Will be in Cedarville, June 1, 2 or 8. Mall in your address to El­ mer Weyriek, 1441 Huffman ave., Dayton, Ohio, P oem fa? U n cle John Last two or three years, we've harboted grave fears—forChina. In fact we shed tears till they filled up our ears,—for Cliina. We mourned till we’re sick, at ’’The Rape o f Shantung” and howled in disgust that the rapers ain’t hung, while political bally-hoos dolefully . ,ggerednmyself, that we ort to refoimi-^ld China, And I eighty nigh cussed, when the Jap took * .swarm—to « s iM a * * w s s M W » Ala aaife • aa £ " ink Yfith a foot on his neck, while the raviser gobbled b « bttie D l l I Q cheeky—then 1 sent up a howl, to the echo, by sjirlluniiw IWlM r IM»# Right now—when the mourners could bring her relief—old China, * . —sin* lie,* *he ain’t trot any grief— dear Ghirta! ones DIAMOND BRAND •“ she upg"an* declares s g 8 (Mn Sh ’ icetitle* and stupid* and chtonicf and stalc^-shc don t mind tho ctup- Per that's under fcer tale,—And the tears we have shed, somehow didn’t prevail—in China! ................. , tot Cm.CRfiS.tRRa PiAMOMU «RAI»I> M1.TJI la R*tt »ao 9 oi.D »et*it(a huxetr, *««lcil wUh HM umi , an A *mi/A m v MinKgsfJcd«•aeM.atmt, aiw »yt aciuuc, SOLD BY ALL DRUCfilSTS - m EVERYWHERE f l ® TSCSSMB3B iKaaBBw 'TRY OUR ?OB PRINTING Red Wing Polar Cakes The new milk chocolate coated Ice Cream 10c ON SALE AT Ridgway’s Drug Store Armstrong’s Restaurant the advert! produces eiiiehes and hr the advertieiss m im Local i Style The "campai particularly u tral committee fever heat fr< A very dete waged by the to defeat the in reorganize side of tho p the first the < endeavored to that the situat Little with t) lion. This wat o f keeping th tional lines. The situatioi fore the campi all and Schmid er to defeat I\ his own precio tioc of the county esndi oifice now has both factional No stone is Second Ward t in all the hist say they never tical reports bi away from Mr About the i is the report ti the president o head of the H- large land own ing interest er ' his children to keeps them- in ly that has ex death in the lc full well that father that ca, to rear his eh. ■ cumstances. Another rep has never clot and that he thn and has done im for his home e.„ Greene Cor politician is flu half of the Go dates. Having ,u tack Mr. Little ward-heeler t: and ■associate - “ bums", Locai much sport m tion and are. ' i pecially after 1 woman politic: I That the pu 3 the associates Cedarville it w to mention th them in the pi people have : these “bums”. A. Z. Smith Hagar Straw' W. S. Hopp tor of the Ccc Co. Dr. Leo Anc !W. H. Barb W. B. Steve Raymond Ri W. L. Cler and real estati N, Pt Ewb manager Farn Oscar Satte !■* rier. G. A. Shrc Ralph Wolf Charles T.ia W. A. Turn: The female such an intere the same pc ed in Novemh dent Harding. Congressman Republican no era MT Ike ave on- 3 our oar ).09 Aail wo- 'fur 7E i ** P The Gowd; going lo spr*. Save them tlu> *~?t. let the public l«i*, time of the p’ faction has ar gj-y Space on the ing for Count be designate ',1 ® The average ■ stand what it Will give the their belief th out to a few and workers written in .the' a treasurer f< of John H. J sare going on uary first tin the office. Bis candidate is 1 fore the prin££ that you wii; going to be I, graduate of ■ tute of Polsta ies with tl- Money.” If b y that doer: r„ l suggest that ton, dec te;l i , Gowdy-Marsl^ cleared by taking more ing back „tin on demand given and',:* . cast not he i grand jiny, on it, isndw him,