The Cedarville Herald, Volume 47, Numbers 1-26

IMMVQVt i t fata » >* Of c i, Gwfctr* TiiK f * o * * * w , m t * « » mm * mm pn M nk FRIDAY, MARCH l i t m i HOMS OWNERS It fa m I4 that there are *ix mil- lion home owners in the United Rtat#*, Store in proportion to our population Own will be found in any otner country, This speaks strongly o f the stability o f America. Noth­ ing el#e could possibly reflect the dependability of the country as such facts, If we estimate that no less than three persona live in each of these owned homes the conclusion is that approximately 18,000,000 of our people live in property that belongs either to them or to someone in their family. As compared with our population o f 110,000,000 and more,'this 'may pot seem to be a very impressive situation. One has only to analyze the same subject in Europe in order to gain an opinion o f this, country that will give us something o f a thrill, House owning never has been a matter of national interest or wide spread concern else­ where then in the United States. f ID4RVU.U HiOH MAXI! RXX record Although R*th T« mm Led at Gently Teuraey It u not so bad for fVdsrvill* to have one of the picked champ teams- :o go down to defeat by one point in :he first contest but it is heart break* log to have both teams put out by lone point in the first game of the amvr.oy. •Bat wo are not complain* ing because the Cedarville lads had defeated the Yellow Springs team 3! ;rci of 4 games this year. Cedarville boys made a remark* r.ble showing at Springfield, winning ail their games. This’ gave Cedar* Mile the right to take part in the Southwestern Division at Dayton. The boys made a big showing there by winning over two strong teams, but in the third tilt they met Platts* burg (the winners of the last year’B state tourney o f Class B) and went down to defeat after a fast game. The Cedarville five also wins the county loop league by six wins and no defeats. The Cedarville girls also enjoyed a very successful season this year, Starting out with defeating James* town they led the county league. They then journey to Boss Town­ ship and defeated their girls 14*9. They then beat Yellow Springs on their home floor. The Yellow Springs game at Yellow Springs', the girls were defeated by one point 13-11. This was the first game we had lost Not that it is not engaged in to some „ , . „ extent abroad, but that it has become when tuna came for Ross to with Americans a matter of national buttle ... C. H, S, on the following pride. In this circumstance we shall Saturday at Cedarville, Ranch .(the find much upon which to base a re- ®oss.coach) cancelled both games on spoct for our future, guaranteed m'amount .of one being hurt* a sense as it is by the, home owning will be rememberd that Ross instincts which we possess as a people, j a 8Ume that same ijight wi,th The best part of the,story is that we [Bowerswlle and used seven men. It continue to grow in this respect, jshould have been a forfeit 2-0 for ,. ., ' Cedarville but we didn't havp con- ' DAIRYMEN MEET A.> F. Hedges, manager of the Miami Valley Milk Producers asso­ ciation, addressed members of the Greene bounty Farm. Bureau asso­ ciation and Greene county advisory council of his. organization at the Farm Bureau office Saturday after­ noon. trod of the percentage column. The honors of the' league should have been given to the Cedarville six be­ cause.Ross did not battle with some of the hardest teams in the county. Cedarville girls „ also defeated Xenia. Central High 22-2 count. ' It might be mentioned at this time that Cedarville High appreciates the wonderful hacking that the followers Plans for strengthening the f * *?? ? h,S T < membership in the milk association has helped both teams in mak. in various Greene county districts 2?* wonderful showing. Coach were'talked over, and Mr- Hedges JaIca« also deserves much prmse in solicited the aid o f the farm bureau hls team W0I>derful ahowne thls. in this work. He also explained, the yea^" ’ ■ ■ , - , • The largest number o f players from one school to play on the All Star county teams at Yellow Springs next Friday night goes to C. H. S. Eight players will represent Cedar­ ville in the two games. s _First team (girls); Lucile Riten- our, Katherine Hughes, ’ Second 'team (girls); Hejen. nttf, ■; First team (boys) ; ?Floyd Jftfcea, ;\^Se«oddv team (boys) : William Robert Smith system o f management of 'the Milk Producers association. Aid in ob­ taining.' information .regarding the way milk is handled and the prices that ate being received for it and aid in the membership work. was promised Mr. Hedges, Following the talk by Mr, Hedges, Wtji the discussion, the farm bureau executive committee tobfc up the eo-operetive buying project. It wag decided that this project should be placed on a better basis. Improve­ ment o f the community farm meet­ ings was atso discussed. Members of the milk producers’' advisory council in Greene county who attended the meeting are; E, E. Finney, Cedar­ ville; C. J, Mellinger, and L. H, Jones, Yellow Springs; K. J. Sun­ derland, Sugarcreek township; Bus­ sell Schulz, Beavercreek township and J. C. Short, Xenia township. THIRD KILN ABOUT READY FOR OPERATION The third kiln for the Abel Mag­ nesia Company is about,- completed and will be put .in use before many weeks* The hew kill will add a third to the capacity of the plant. Lump, hydrated and finishing lime is now be­ ing turned out. We have an opening in our sales force for a young lady to represent us in your community. We desire par­ ticularly to get in touch with some­ one who is interested in Bible study work. This is dignified work among church members and you have an op­ portunity to travel and earn from $60.00 to $100.00 per week. If you have i a fair education, are neatly dressed and willing to work hard for good pay and rapid advancement, write at once for full partiCulars.The Thomds J. Cafe Company, 621 Ful­ ton Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Wool twine at 20c large ball. Service Hardware, Co. Champion Economy Car The new Overland Champion is an entirely new kind o£ closed car. Keiftovab’ erear seat and upholstery— Kg carrying spareuaiiul tomerchants, salesmen, farmers. Both seats adjust Backward and forward— comfort for tall and short people. A business car, family car and camping car—in one! Seats make into a full-size bed in the *your own hotel on wheels. Big car- power. Big reliability. Touring $495, Sedan $795, i o. b. Toledo, t#,1».TR**e Central Garage Csdarvlll., Ohio BEFORE THE PAYS OF*“ TRUTH SERUM" ( Continued from Pnge 1} than what in taking place in Washington just now. The $26,000-in* a suit-ease up in New York wa* also mentioned and one suggested that the j unknown "John T. King" muifc have i had knowledge of what once happen­ ed in toi* county. Two “honest-to- goodnesa” men with sanctimonious faces sat before a jury and without a flinch testified that they counted out *600 in the coin of the realm and left it laying on a table in the Y, M, C. A., not even knowing what ever be­ came of the filthy lucre that had been donated for the-purpose o f purifying elections in the county. But those were the days before the discovery of the “ truth serum". * * * The Xenia Herald states that Dr. Ti. H. Dines, Cedarville and Columhus will be a candidate for the Democrat­ ic nomination for representative. His platform includes relief for the far­ mer, support of prohibition laws, the repeal of the -Calvert bill accepting '.he Bryan farm, opposition to the K. h,. K. endorses hard surface roads, liberal support for Wilberforce Uni­ versity, etc. ■ v m * v . We imagine that if ever a politician .vho had waxed fat off the sale of questionable securities like Boilings and Geiger-Jones was subject to at­ tacks of “night mare", it must have been far from the end of a perfect lay after reading what Judge Sater ,£ the United States Court had to say .vbout such work, when he sentenced Benham and Harrison of the Bollings company to 20 years each in the pen tt Leavenworth; Kan., what is known as the military prison, and" each to pay fines of $5,000. .and costs amount- ng to. $20,000. More than this these men cannot be pardoned because the court still holds one indictment that has not been tried. The holders o f 386,000,000 million worth1of these se­ curities hfcve lost many, many mill­ ions in the wreckage and what the Tudge had to say.about men engaged in such work, Was more of a sermon .ban is often heard from the pulpit A victim of one of the Geiger-Jones companies came to us once to tell qs what- the agent of those financial urates thought of the writer. We were decorated with that nasty lit­ tle word of four letters, The-agent felt better no doubt. The investor received in return heart ache and mental torture. If the cold-blooded agent o f the pirates read What Judge Sater did last Monday to Benhamand Garrison, and what he had to say a- oopt those who had robbed helpless widows in the sale o f such stock, we can imagine what a time the “mare" must have had Monday night. SHERIFFS SALE . State of Ohio, ss i\ Greene County., Pursuant to command of an order of sale issued to me from the'Gourt of Common Pleas of Greene County, Ohio, and to me directed and delivered I will offer for sale at public auction at the West door,of the Court House in the City of Xenia ,Greene County, Ohio, .■ ’ : SATURDAY, MARCH 20th, 1924. At 10:00 O’clock A. M. The following described real estate, to-wit: Situated in the County of Greene, in the State of Ohio, and in!, the Township of .Cedarville, and hounded and described at follows: Being part of Military Survey No, 6972 in the name of James Galloway, on the waters of the Little Miami River, in Cedarville Township, Greene County, Ohio. Beginning at a stone comer to Joseph Rakestraw and Janies Taylor, from which a large forked or double white oak bears N, 77 1-2 o W. 15 1-2 links and another White oak bears S. 21 & 8-4 o E. 35 links running thence with the line of said James Taylor S. 56 o 30’ W. 208.20 poles to a stone in the line of said Taylor’s comer to George Bishop^ & hickory 10 inches in dimater bears 8 .42 1-2 o E. 27 links and a white oak 5 inches in diameter 'hears N. 32 1-2 o W. 47 1-2 links; thence with the line of said Bishop S. 34 o E. 72.80 poles to a- stone in a road cor­ ner, to Thomas Stretcher in the lino of Johnathan Smith heirs, a black Walnut 8 inches in diameter bears N. 13 o E. 25 links; thence with the line of said Thomas Stretcher N. 56 o E« 154,28 poles passing a stone N. E, corner to said Thomas Stretcher to, a stone and double black oak near a gate corner also to said Rakestraw; thence North 3 o 30’ E. 88.64 poles to the place of beginning, containing 81.22 acres, more or less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM Sixty- six acres sold to Arthur S. and Myr­ tle L .Maggart, and conveyed by deed dated March 15, 1922 and recorded in Vol. 128, pageD249, o f the Deed Records of Greene County* Ohio, Be­ ing the same premises conveyed to Willis D. Stoner by deed of Alonfo C. Stretcher, eft al., by deed dated Jan. 28, 1919, and recorded in Vol. 121, page 492, of the Deed Records of Greene County, Ohio. „ T'he above described promises were appraised at Fifty-Dollars per aero and cannot sell for less than two- thirds the appraised value. * The above described premises to be sold by order of said Court ia Case No. 16532, Wherein The Farmers Mortgage & Finance Company in Plaintiff and Willis 1). Stoner, ct al. ate Defendants. Terms of sale; CASH. MORRIS SHARP, Sheriff of Greene County, T. t*. Hudson, Springfield, 0.» Attor­ ney tm PiaiftHff, ADAIR’S W f e e * o f M s n A O M E TWO -TONE WALNUT 8 PIECE|DINING ROOM SUITE ' $149.00 : An elegant dining room suite in two-tone walnut. Of the'Tudor design, 45x 60 inch table ex­ tends to 8 feet long, 8 pieces, as illustrated, are quoted a at pro­ nounced reduction. Complete $149,00. Beauty and Com fort Coxwell Chair $33.00 There is no special week set aside here for better homes w eek '-every week is better Homes week. The furniture we show is the kind that will make homes bright, cheery and comfortable. I t makes the kind o f a home that you will be proud to have. Furthermore, when you buy furniture here you are assured o f the quality and that y ou are getting full value for your dollars, Folks who have come to us year after year know that we always satisfy our customers and that the furniture we" sell is o f the kind we mentioned above—furniture o f quality and beauty. Let us prove . it to you. . * The Greatest Variety o f Patterns in Adair’s -Rug Department 1 = 3 5 = The wood parts axe’ of high lighted mahogany in antique finish. The upholstery is of an excellent grade of velour. 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