The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

^ — t* - ii f - 'i n i r * - S a ^ .Wini^wliilli ■iit»mr.ii>r1-|' .. W jI M 'W StopTaxInsressos!Lok!Listen! A classification Tax Amendment again is, pre­ sented ^to voters for the seventh time in 18 years. Don't tinker with the Ohio Constitution. Tax chaos is threatened if this amendment carries. u i T !1** *ineiidm ettt w ill force upon the people the odious classification” ta x and a state incom e tax , Carm i Thom pson , Republican is opposed to classification . V ic D onahey , Dem ocrat, is against it. E ighty -one counties voted against classification in 1 9 1 9 . T h e la st Legislature refused to propose such an amendment to the peop le. T h e proposed amendments p lace this vital question . o f taxa ­ tion in jthe hands o f the Legislature for* unlimited extravagance w hen rigid econom y is vitally necessary. T h ey destroy H om e Ru le in taxation . F A R M E R S O P P O S E SU BM IS S IO N O F C L A S S IF IC A T IO N .-AM E N D M E N T ' A t a join t m eeting held January 28, 1920, o f the execu tive comm ittees o f the Oh io I lom c Protective League, the O h io State Orange and the Oh io Farm Bureau Federation , the fo llow in g resolution - were unanimously adop ted :- i , “ F irst we recogn ize the verdict o f last N ovem ber a; a demand to en force the un iform ru le o f taxation, and, until laws have been ,*a^;cU. to en force the .con stitu tion , and such laws have p roved inadequate, we jppose a subm ission o f any classification amendment.” VoteNo onClassi UNIFORM TAX LEAGUE OF OHIO 405 Hartman Theatre Bldg., A P <c a r rn i r e o . COLUMBUS, OHIO A * r * Secretary ■ £££»! Chassis - Runabout Touring Truck . . Couplet . Sedan f&r Old Prices $285.00 329.00 348.00 430.00 580.00 645.00 New Prices $235.00 269.00 298.00 380.00 530.00 595.00 Starter $70.00. Demountable Wheels $25,00 extra whenJJ supplied with open type cars. C ?___1 _ FOUR -DOOR TYPE Ready fo r d e -d * * 7 0 C : A A m e d i a n livery SOON..................................................<]># Z O . U U * All above prices F. O. B, Detroit, Mich. A t p r e s e n t we have customers waiting for delivery of cars which have been on order for some time. We would suggest placing your order immediately to assure reasonable delivery • l ■ • * Authorized Ford and Lincoln Car Dealers 7 he World's Greatest Motor Car Values R. A. Murdock 4 Cedftrville, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio ! • Thad H. Brown , Republics :i Candidate for Secretary o f State m ; 1.S ! - ANNOUNCEMENT Price Reduction Lowest Prices in History of Our Company Effective Tuesday, October 17, 1922, List Prices o f all present models of FORD Cars and Trucks have been reduced ($50.09) fifty dollars each. *3 < ■ k ■ t 11 'V"a ■■> :• 1-.' ■v r > r. nu v; ei o ("• A V * THAD H. BROWN, P T HAD H. BROWN, Republican oan- .dlilato for Secretary of Stat<* has demonstrated his ability and pur­ pose to serve the public.' well, As present chairman of the State rivil Service Commission, Mr. Brown has given, the' state dean an*,! able service, and he is earing- for the worlt even during the campaign, giving only a part of his lime to his contest. During the World war he demon­ strated his loyalty by enlisting among the first and serving 19 months,' com­ ing out with the rank of major as a reward, of merit. Born on a farm in Morrow county in ISSff, he was educated in. the pub­ lic schools there, and in order to ob­ tain money for a higher education he taught in, the country schools. Mr. Brown is an ■'alumnus of Ohio Wes­ leyan university and of the law school of Ohio State University, where he was admitted to a legal honorary- society for hiyii grades. ' , In 1909-1910 he was journal cleric of the Ohio house o f representatives, and in 1912 lie was assistant secretary of the fourth' Ohio constitutional con­ vention, ' / \ Mr. Brown was admitted to the bar in 1912 and has since practiced law in - Columbus, with the exception of the time spent in the war. Mr. Brown has always been considered on e' of the most progressive of younger men in public life. At one time he was commended by the government for disbursing over $5,000,900 o f . igov- -eminent funds without an error. Mr. Brown comes of a family of farmers.- His father is at present a well-known- and .respected farmer, of Morrmv c-ounly, while -ho himself is a charter member of the Franklin County Farm Bureau, and Is in sym­ pathy with the problems and dlfticul- ties 6f farm life. Mr. Brown is also a Shriner. a' mem­ ber of the Columbus Real -Estate Board, Past Commander of Franklin Post No. 1,.American Legion; Young Business Men's club of Columbus, Au­ tomobile club, League of Ohio Sports­ men, Columbus Athletic club and Council of Columbus Presbytery. He is siarrierl and has a sou six years of age. Mrs. drown is in alumna of two Ohio colleges and active in philan­ thropic organizations. id the primary the large vote given Major Brown-showed the esteem in which ho is held by voters from all over the state, and the overwhelming majority which he received in the county where he has made his home for the past 10 years testified to the fact that.his home people believed in him and were anxious to prove it. His election’ as Secretary of State would be an endorsement, not only for Ills patriotic record, but for his suc­ cessful, progressive aud clean record in public, and private life. 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He at at time suffered with severe ctom- li .trouble and tried many rcaic- -.s without relief. After making1 an exhaustive study of the causea of dyeoepsia and indigestion Mr. faquea compounded this formula and secured prompt relief. Then ho began' to sell the capsules in his Iru f* store. The results were so Uni­ formly satisfactory, and .the demand row so large that the capsules are , cing manufactured and sold oa a 1trgo scale to relieve tiio stomach, Is of the r noral nubile,. Jaoues' xhtUo. Wonder Capsules -ro quick, sure relief. for -indiges- >on, cyspepaia. constipation, heart­ burn. sour stomach, flatulence, dissl- <ess after eating, and biliousness, -'here is no fuss or bother, you slm- :-ly- take one .or two capsules and a . wallow of -water. Prompt, -satisfy­ ing results are guaranteed, or money refunded. . On sale • at Richards Drug Store, Cedarville; or 60c hy mail postpaid xvom deques Capsule Co., Plattsburg, N. L. EAGLE“MIKADO”J I T S Pencil No. 174 ' m m m m Made in five grade* For Sale at your Dealer . A3K FOR THE YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE RED BAND EAGLE MIKADO EAGLE PENQIL COMPANY, NEW YORK , . , .. 1 \ ■ ‘ _ * Keep Ohio's Supreme Couut A t the Highest Standard VOTE FOR- v s s & r r e z JUDGE BENSON W . HOUGH,. OHIO’S RAINBOW LEADER ATTORNEY FOIl 23 YEARS BENSON W. HOUGH For Rerelection) Ilia record in the year and eight months on the Supreme bench is worthy o f note. His deck,ions have been made al­ ways with the same clarity o f vision that was the measure o f his success as a soldier. He has been fearless, positive, strong. There is not a negative char­ acteristic about htm, If anyone stands for pure set vativatism—the maintaince of the fundamental principles and fabric of. government—this man does, •Ho believes in the firm and undeviating enforce­ ment o f the law as it exists. His record is. an open book. Mep know him, They have seen his measure taken under circum stances that come but once in a generation. Men love him, as only strong men linked in bonds of friendship forged by war’s hideous necessity can love. ROBERT H. DAY “ Judiciary” and the surname “ Day” are largely synonymous in the legal lore o f Ohio. During the many years o f association with the judiciary o f the state there has been one outstanding and necessary feature in all those members of the Day fam­ ily who have been honored with positions on the bench. It is their absolute fairness and im­ partiality in the settlement Of causes and decisions resting up­ on their knowledge of the law. No suspicion has ever arisen in thc4minds of attorneys cr liti­ gants as to the unswayed jus­ tice which prompted their ac­ tions. Judge Day, the nominee of this year, possesses this com­ mendable feature in no less a degree than those who preceded him o f his family. JUDGE ROBERT H. DAY, ATTORNEY FOR 31 YEARS | A JUDGE FOR 12 YEARS ASK YOUR ELECUON OFFICIAL W R THE SEPARA1E JUDICIAL BALL01 Be sure to vote for these Candidates fpr the Ohio Supreme Court ami for your Republican candidate for ilte Court o f Appeals and Common Fleas Court* Nantes of candidates will relate; pick out the right men. X X BENSON W HOUGH ROBERT H. DAY Also, write in the name o f Geo. It. Clarke fo r the Short Term!, Supreme Const, and place an “ X ” before it. our -w S