The Cedarville Herald, Volume 45, Numbers 27-52

* ♦ ♦ * # * * * * • * M&C&l AND PERSONAL * * * * *> ♦ f t • * * * ® - v > P * w Charles R*y’« one ®*R hit. Murdoch theatre, Nov, 9th. Chari** Stonaoat, vfho haa haen ‘ Madia* several mouths in the West, ha* retained homo. For Sale:- Frama building nearly atw . Size 8x14x8, Priced right. Call at this office fo r other information. Bain* Shroadea o f Springfield was a Sunday vlaitor at the homo o f hia parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shroadea. A re you famaliar ■with the country “ North o f 53" in the summer time; See “ Flower o f the. North" Opera house, Nov. 11th. Dr. George Stewart o f Hancock, Michigan, and Prof. John Stewart o f Richmond, K y s p e n t Sabbath at the home o f their parents, Dr. and Mrs. f r Q . Stewart, Charles Bay knows how to hire a taxi without having to pay f o r it. Go see Charles in his latest at the Mur­ dock theatre, November 9th, Tht Y . W. C. A , o f the Collar* will put on a “ Tag D ay' sale election day. “ B, S. V, P ." at the Murdock theatre November 9th, See Ohas, Bay. CAMPAIGN CLOSES. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright have returned home after a visit with relatives at Seaman, 0 . How. did the brave girl save hun­ dreds o f lives by a midnight ride? See “ Flower o f the North" at the op­ era house, Nov. 11th, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross o f this place and Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Ralls, and daughter, Jhillis, spent the week­ end with* Mr. and Mrs. Dana Busch, Lillias Ross, in Athens, O. ‘ ' ... ..... ♦ . , • Miss Elsie Shroa'des attended the Teachers' Association Friday in Cin­ cinnati, where she met Miss Louisa Vanlandingham and spent Saturday and Sunday with hre at her home near Milford, . * - t .* According to the Springfield •pa- iers the Buick automobile belopging to Stewart Arthur, 819 Oakwood.place has been located at Lafayette, Ind, The machine was stolen in Spring- field on August 26. Carl Franklin lias been arrested in connection with the theft o f the auto. The Scotch Woolen Mills are the ONLY Single Price Tailors in America MEN— Here’s the Most Astounding O ffer Ever Made! Regular '$35 to $50 Woolens make into Two--. Piece Suits to your order—any style— Any Two-Piece Suit to Order......... Any Full Suit or Overcoat , ..?......... .$25.00 .$29.50 You haye heard about wonderfullclothing offers before. Here’ s one men, that’ s got ’em all beat­ en to a frazzle. Think of it—more than 300' of the finest woolens you ever, laid your eyes on— all at a single price. These are the Famous, Scotch Woolepi M ills fabrics and are guaranteed strictly all wdol. In HOME Clothing Company Cedarville, Ohio For A Few Cents A Week Safety For Valuables —And Convenience w: fE don’ t all have precious heirlooms and costly jewelry and things of great worth. But most of us have^ papers like in­ surance policies, wills and other impor­ tant documents whose loss would cause distress and annoyance. 4The place for them is in a safe deposit box in our vault. For a few cents a week they will be 'ab­ solutely protected—safe and yet always available, TheExchange Bank CEDARVILLE , OHIO «Resources Over $500,000.00 4 f 0 Interest Paid on Savings i The closing meeting o f the Repub- : liean campaign in this township was held last evening in the opera hou#« with a large and enthuesactic crowd ] that gathered to hear the issues dis ! cussed by well known speakers. The meeting was enlivened by music by the CedarvilleXema band. The first speaker was Sen, Chas, Brand o f Urbana, candidate for Con gress in this district. The speaker gave a plain presentation o f facts as to how the Wilson administration brought about a deflation o f prices on farm products Jo enable 'the city folks to have cheaper foods. First the Federal Reserve Board withdrew the aid o f the War Finance corpor­ ation in financing foreign credits so that foreign countries could buy our meats, grain, wool, cotton, etc. Next the Feredal Reserve Board caused the banks to call in farmer's notes and limited them credit. This was followed by an influx o f wool, hides, butter corn and meats from Australia and the South American countries; The market was overloaded and prices went down. Corn from $1.50 to 30 cents and land, dropping in like man­ ner. The f i r s t l i n g the Harding ad­ ministration did. was to pass an emer­ gency tariff to stop outside shipments o f farm, products to this country. In a short space o f time cbm went up from 30 cents to ;6Q cents and other farm products likewise. President Wilson had once • vetoed the same emergency bill. The Senator reviewed the work o f the Harding administra­ tion and praised what had-been ac­ complished in the state since the Re­ publicans took charge. He urged the support o f the straight Republican ticket without a aerate'#. ’ J. Kenneth Williamson, candidate for prosecuting attorney, gave a brief talk touching on affairs from a Repub iican standpoint. f Hon. G. C. Crabbe, candidate for at­ torney general, was' a very interest­ ing speaker. He explained the emer- gney act o f _th Davis administration. How a deficit o f $2,009,000 had been left the Republicans and how by the reorganization-act many boards and commissions had been abolished and all at a great saving so that the extra seven million for the soldier's bonus was paid without cost to. the taxpay- ery in having to issue more bonds. He compared the emergency act o f the Republican legislature to the emergen cy act o f the Cox legislature when the saloons in Dayton were voted a refund on their licenses because they were closed during the Dayton flood. Mr. Crabbe gave glowing account o f how important it Was to send Dr. Fess to the Senate and how the League o f Nations was a part o f the campaign. Ohio does not elect a senator two-* years from now when the Democrats say the League will he an issue again. He also showed how the national, amendment will be nullified i f the light wine and beer amendment carries and what dangers are ahead in this state. He urged that everyone not only vote for the ticket but to see that the full vote is recorded next Tuesday that Ohio may be saved fo r good govern­ ment. S. C, Wright presided at the meeting. __ DEFIANCE WON THE GAME ! * ! w * w j 6 h « iir ftt.a a f.ir iiM rf The Defiance-Cedarville game o f football Saturday drew a large crowd to College campus. The game was cal­ led at 2:30 P. M., Currie o f Cedarville won the toss and decided to receive. Conkey punted 50 yds to Peters who returned 10 yards and fumbled. De­ fiance Recovered. Conroy 1 yard thru right guard..Conkey line buck fo r 5 yeards.' Conroy line buck for 4. 1st down. Conkey end run for three. Bond of- side with Lenkenman carrying the ball. Penalty 5 yards. 2nd touch down and 16 yards to go. Conkey gained 6 yards. Cross buck, Conkey gained 2 on cross buck and lost 1 yard. Cedarville's ball. Currie 40 yards. Blawvelt returned 5 yards. Conkey end run 5 yards. Lankenman linebuck for 8. 1st down. Conkey-2 yards on a line buck. Lankenman 3 yards on line buck, Conroy 1 yard on line buck, Con keq crossed buck fo r 4 yards. 1st down. Defiance fumbled Conkey recovered. Lost 10 yards. 2nd down and 20. Blawvelt end run 2 yards. Lat­ eral pass Blawvelt to Conkey. Incom­ plete, 4th down, Cedarville's ball. Currie punted 50 yards. Blawvelt thrown for 10 yd loss. Ball on Defiance 39 yd line. Conroy 5 yards thru line. Conkey lost on line play. O ff tackle for 1st down. Defiance fumbled. Eich- meyer recovered with loss o f 8 yards. Time out, Defiance. Conroy failed on line buck. 3rd down and 12 to go, Conkey off tackle, no gain, Conkey kicked 15 yards. Defiance ball. Lankerman gained 3 on buck. Con­ key no gain. Lankerman line buck 1 yard. Lankerman cross buck fo r 1st down. Goal, to go, Conroy 4 yds to touchdown. Conroy failed to drop kick. Conroy kicked 30 yards to Col­ lins. Collins returned 20 yards. Mc­ Coy thru line, no gain. Markle thru line, 1 yard. Peters lost 2 on end run. Currie 85 yards, Taylor recov­ ered. Cedarville's hall held on 25 yd line. End o f first quarter, Cedarville's hall. Ball fumbled. De­ fiance recover. Lankerman line buck fo r 5. Conroy line buck for 2 yds. Coil- key off tackle for 3 yds, 1st' down. Conkey end runfi no gain. Conroy line buck 4 yards. Conkey 7 yards to 1st down,. Time out Defiance. Conkey 2 yds. end run. Cdnkey line run. Con* i key line buck no gain. 3rd and 8. Lan* i kerwan 3 yards; Defiance penalised * ; 5 yards fo r having backfield in mo- * |tion. Blawvelt lost 2 yards on end run, Conkey kicked 85 yds. Fetors fumbled and roeovarad. Time out Cedarville. j Cedarville's ball oa our 25 yd line, j Patera end run fo r 6 yards. Currie lost I yard fake play, Peters Ipat 2 : yards on end run. Currie punted 40 | yds to Lankerman who was downed 1 in bis tracks b y Taylor, Defiance ball * on our 40 yard line, Cedarville, time ‘ out. Conkey 2 yd# on line play, Conroy 3 yards line play, Lankerman 1 yd on buck. Conroj 4 yds on line p la y /1st down. Defiance, Conkey made 5 but Defiance was penalized 15 yards for holding, 1st down 25 yds to go. Forward pass to Bell for 5 yds. For- wr-.-d pass to Bond who ran thru brok en field fo r 45 yards. Markle tackled, j Bo::d out. Deanee time out. Conkey 1 * ■yard thru line. Lankenman 2 yards thru line. Conroy 3 yds. Lankenman 1-2 yd. Cedarville's ball on own 1-2 yd line. Currie kicked 15 ydB lout was blocked. Lankenmten recovered. Con­ key 2 yds out o f bounds.. Markle hurt. Time out Cedarville, Lankenman 6 yds, 3rd down and 4th. Conroy no gain •'Conroy touchdown, Conroy tried for ward pass fo r extra point which fail­ ed. Lankenman kicked 3Q yds, Ball rol led 15 yds out o f bounds. Kicked again Lankenman kicked 45 yds. Currie re­ turned to own 31 yd line. Currie end run fo r 12 1-2 yds. 1st down. Cedar­ ville. Currie, lost ground, Markle gained 2 yds line play, Currie made incom­ plete forward' pass. Referee warned Deanee fo r roughing, Currie punted 25’ yds. Bowyed recovered but made no gain. Markle lost 4 yds. Half over s.cor 12 to 0. * On resuming Miller took place of Conkey, otherwise the teams, remain­ ed unchanged. Currie punted 45, yds to Lankenman who returned 15 yds Lankenman 3 yds. Made forward pass, incomplete. Miller made 1yd thru line, Lankenman 2 yds off tack­ le. Cedarville's balk Peters made forward pass incomplete, Currie for­ ward pass incomplete. Peters incom­ plete pass. 4th and ten. Currie failed to kick and ran round end for 7. Dfieance balk Lankenman 4 yards. 2 yards. Miller 3 yds. Lan­ kenman made 1st down. Miller tried line buck but was stopped fo r a loss by Bowyer, Miller made 2 yds..Blaw­ velt. Lankenman kicked 40 yds‘out o f bounds. Ball now in Cedarville’s 23yd line. Peters end run for 13 yds. Bad pass to Markle no gain. Peters 23 yd thru line. Currie run 3 yds. Take Flay play Currie to Peters made 2. Peters hurt. Time out Cedarville. Ball now on Cedarville’s 40 yd line. 3rd down and 5 to go. Peters end run 1 yd. Curri received to. kick. Defiance pen­ alized 5 yds fo r offside. 1st down Cedarville. McCoy 14 yds end run, Currie thru line. Markle no gain. Peters lost 3 1-2 yds, Currie drop kick failed. Ball on Deanee 20 yd line. Defiance hall. Lank enman lino play fo r 4 yds. Blawvelt 2 yds. Lankdhman 2 yds. Conroy 2 ydss. 1st down. Defiance, Lankenman hurt, tinfe out Defiance. Lankenman out. ’ ' / Conkey end run fo r 40 yards, Arthur tackled on Cedarville's 30 yd line. Conkey incomplete pass, Conkey lost 3 yds. Arthur tackled and was hurt. Lateral pass Blawvelt to Conkey lost 12 yds, Arthur tackled. Conkey kicked to McCoy who made fair catch. Cur­ rie punted 30 to Conkey who returned 18 yards. Conkey 1 yd thru line. 3rd quarter over. 1 Fourth uarte—Defiance ball on 40 yrd line. Conkey 5 yds o ff tackle. Con­ key 7 yds o ff tackle. 1st down on 28 yd line. Conkey 2 off tackle. Comcle forward pass to Root, Incomplete. 3rd down and 9 Conkey 7 yds on cross buck buck, Conroy 6 yds to 1st down.. Miller 2 yds. Conkey did not gain; Con roy 3 yd on a line buck. (5 yds to goal lino.) Conroy fumbled, Currie recov­ ered. Cedarville 1st down on 4 yd line, Currie purnted 30 yds to Blawvelt who was thrown for 3 yds loss. Con­ key line back fo r 1 foot, Conkey 11 yd on a buck. Warner 3 yds on a buck. Conkey 4 yds on cross buck. Time out Cedarville. Currie and Arthur hurt* Arthur taken out. Conkey 2 1-2 yds. Cedarville’s hall. Currie punts. 30 yds. Warner returns 3 yds* Conkey 7 yds, Conkey 7 yds. round end. Conkey 3 to 1st down. Conkey 3 yds. Conkey touchdown. Conroy is blocked on a drop kick which faffs, , Six minutes to go. Conroy kicks. Collins returns 18 yds. Time out De­ fiance. Peters out of bounds on end/run for 2 yds. Forward pass Currie to Taylor incomplete. Forward pass from Currie intercepted by Warner who ran back 18 yards Ball now on 48 yd line. Conkey forward pass 35 yds incomplete. Forward pass 18 yds. Conkey to Blawvelt. Penalty 15 yds. Coach fo r Defiance argued, Ball moved up to 20 yd line. Conkey no gain, Conkey kicked 35 yds to Peters, who returned 20 yds. Defiance pen­ alized 15 yds fo r roughing. Cedar­ ville’s ball on 30 yd line, McCoy end run 1-2 yd. Peters lost 5 yds, Fake Peters to Currie, forward pass, inter­ cepted by Warner who failed to bring back the ball. Conkey kicked 45 yds to Peters who returned 10. Time out. Defiance. Root hurt. Peters boat 5 yds on ed run. Currie incomplete forward pass to Collins. Complete forward pass Currie to Taylor 37 yds. forward pass intercep­ ted and returned 20 yds, Game over. Score 18 to 0. The lineup: Defiance Cedarville Bond __________ 1e --------------- Taylor Eichmeycr — 1 1 ...........Arthur Stout ,,* * * * ,* - 1 g " W r i g h t Dennison £**»•*•**«•*<* '■£■*»***##***•*»**Bowyer Harrison . r g — „..„_Klye Bell r t Snell Morris — r e ...... ....... Collins Blawvelt r h McCoy Conkey •£» « ft* (ML*!* 1 h «»„^«„_.Markle ADAIR'S THE LEADING HOME FURNISHER FOR OVER THIRTY FIVE YEARS at Home When sons and daugh­ ters find that they can have a better time at home than anywhere else, they will instinctively choose companions that they are glad tp bring home, Have you thought what would give your living room more charm? It may be a new rug—a davenport—an easy above all, music of real worfh, Anything you want in better home furnishings found at Adair’s, JUSTICE hike Justice, credit is the working put o f natural law, Credit is as old as .the.uni­ verse, .and will endure’ Therefore, no, one should hesitate over making use of their credit: to their own betterment and the ways and joys pf living. When you use Adair a con­ venient Payment Plan, you use Credit in its highest form. A . Special Call to Visitors Come, roam at will throughout the stocks we o a v e assembled. Feel most welcome. 35 YEARS OF GOOD FURNITURE We Furnish the Home Complete No matter what you are intending to purchas, if it is for the comfort, at­ tractiveness and beauty o f the home—*WE HAVE IT. Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum, Bedding, Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, Etc,, all being attractively shown NOW in our big store, ■Make Adair’ s' you* headquarters—we will help you solve YOUR Home Furnishing Problems, Come and see us soon, SAME AS CASH IF PAID IN 60 DAYS ON AMOUNTS OF $10 OR OVER 20*24 North Detroit St. XENIA, OHIO. Stoves, Victrola* | Furniture, Carpet*, C on roy________ f h — —.— Currie l Referee—Calvert (Earlham)., Um-j pire Baldner, Cincinnati U ). Head, linesman, Bushnell (Wittenburg) Touchdowns, Conroy (2) and Conkey. Substitutes—- Defiance; Root fo r Morris; Miller fo r Conkey; Conkey f o r 1 Miller; Miller for Lankenman; Warner for Miller; Crew for Bond; Morris f o r . Root. Cedarville: Cooper fo r Markle;' Dean fo r Kyle; Edward^ for Arthur. Give your support to the Y, W. C. A. election day for their tag sale. Miss Helen Somers, Ruth Patten, Marie Daugherty and Marguerite Ralls entertalnned a number Of their friends at a masquerade party Mon­ day evening at the home of Mrs. Car­ rie Crouse. A two course luncheon was served. The decorations were in keeping with the "Halowe’en time. a l - , For Sale Hoosler base burner in the be . best o f condition. Paul Ramsey For Sale:- Good'building rock ready dressed ready to lay. Will sold cheap. Call at this office. For Sale- One large Clermpnt heat- Half a dress suit is worse than none j ing stove in good condition, Inquire when it leaves the Wearer a virtua l!of Phone 4-108. prisoner in a jnarble tiled bathroom.' vi That's one ■o f the screaming funny situations Charles Ray has to contend with in “R. S. V. P ” , his latest pic­ ture on the serene. Murdock theatre, November 9th. Go see It. A pleasant time was enjoyed at the home o f Mr, and Mrs. William Conley, Thursday evening, when a company o f fifty six neighbors and friends gath­ ered to give Mr. and Mrs*. Wilbur R. Conley, nee Ruth Huston, an old fash­ ioned charivari, the doletcnial still­ ness was filled with weird and' undis- cribabie noises, which were prolongued till the hospital door's were opened and they were invited in. An arrAy o f Well filled baskets, which developed into an elegant covered dish supper, A fter supper music and a social hour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. William Conley will soon move to their new home in this place and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Conley will occupy the farm which they at* leaving. Here is the menue fo r the chicken supper at the R. P. church, Tuesday evening, election night from 5 to 7: dreamed Chicken with biscuit dumplings Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Slaw* Pickle Cranberry Sauce Rolls Butter Peach Pie Cheese Coffee For Sale:- Closed good condition. top buggy in Fred Dobbins. Leave your order for magazines or daily papers with James McMillan at the McMillan furniture store. For Sale:- One half dozen dining room chairs. Inquire at this office. Card o f Thanks: We desire to thank all those who assisted during the ill­ ness and death o f our mother', Mrs, Sally Baker, The Sons. The executive committee o f the Ohio State ‘Association o f School Boards has voted unamimously fo r a resolu­ tion opposing the proposed tax amend njents to the Ohio constitution. If these amendments are adopted every school in Ohio will be cut from a nine to Beven months term. Should fire wipe out a building the hoards would have no authority to erect a new building unless it Would be on credit. Half or. more o f the public libraries o f the state that are supported by public funds would be closed. No pa­ rent with children in schools can a f­ ford to vote fo r these amendments, Take no chance on changing the com istitutiOn and vote “ N o " on every one (o f the three Mr. and Mrs. Wm* Come had fo r their guests Sabbath the latter’s sis­ ter and hrotherlin-law, Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Parsons and two sons, Earl and Carl and daughter, Miss Eleanor, Of Tippecanoe -City, O, Bumpus Jones finds great joy in get ting away from Dayton fo r a ftew days and making a visit here With Charles Smith at the barbershop and with Ted Richards, the Judge Landis o f dnseball in this section. Alva Link has often boasted that he could not be surprised so Monday evening a number o f his friends and follow workers o f the paper mill, gave him the one big'aurprise o f his life in honor o f his birthday. His mother and sister had prepared a nice supper fo r 'the patty and alt present yaweewieed it a complete surprise.