The Cedarville Herald, Volume 48, Numbers 27-52

We wi»h to purdbwic a few stacks of LOOSE STRAW Located within 10 mile* of qur mill. Call Cedarville 39»4e ring*. , E. S, HAMILTON, Buyer. The Huger StrawBoard &Paper Co- CEDARVILLE, OHIO BH-JUUg PAINT SALE t *» Sherwin-Williams high grade Paints, S. W. P. Outside Gloss White Paint $3,40. All other Colors in proportion, Including Enamel and Enameloid, Commonwealth Barn Paint, Red $1.90, Ebonole Roof Paint per gal. $1.00. Pure White Lead per 100 lbs. $13.25, I aw Linseed Oil Per gal, $1.20. Turpentine per gal $1.25. These Prices are for Cash Only Hardware & Supply Co. C- H. Gordon & Son, Props. XENIA, OHIO ,i . * A restful night on LakeErie MUbw*f>lM««)£b»tfc layout journey. A good bed in a clean, cool Mnteroott, a long »otmd »lc*p end an appetizingbreakf**C fa ti* mnmibui ftNM i M EAKDMX’’—MCtTYOrKfUE”~Mcmr OFBUFFALO** DiUyMcy tat toNummbut 16th U<« Oig lf i ,ji*0f. M./ Kutem lUm BnBlo-. #00 I*.M< ...... ...............VM.l 5t*Wd*ftl Tim* / / Aithr* —*7,09A. ** mm # k *'' . W -l Stend fd Tim. /An jwO iW ttiij *?idbAtM, c m r o r nuKfAio** 7;3o a . m . Conp«ct>o— for ?HfAB» F»H«, 8w«n> w>d Rtmdtoi point,. ortomUtamu*rfac rtifciw vi»C &, B Litm. T*w»To BtbJfetftM mcc U m I of um otwc etto^SSANDWor m 2 32-#** tookM. Th* CI»r»f ^ | a|tM ft^ Yfwwfc Ca. Fare, $5 .50 AA tow Ocka urirtAwomobil. Tim Orett Shit, SBEANDBEB'*— UtwtibSOOfcet. JBtndth,Mfctt 6 fevttwM. T h e C e d a r v i l l e H e r a l d y 1** I h*. mo one may »*y that he is fully iwmml. That la hardly po#sibl# bow , KARLH BULL* * - EDITOR"< j * j S for * company seldom aver takes j _____ _____ _____iuu coverage and only once in a thou#- ' Entered at the Post-Office, Cedsr«“afU* has the lire victim everre- ville, O., October 31, 14&7, as second; COv('u ’^ ex,™ l weak c.en , class matter. to say nothing about the 1 -iui through ! having hia place o f business closed, 1 , America has more fires than any- FSIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1923. Ic‘th, r iUtion from * im PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS READ EDWARD UUF 1 r J S ,*^y0,ne Wao Every church memt>«•icguralesc c£ : PreSulent LooUdge* spocra before dcnonii!UlUon , hnM Wad ' w ta t the the American Legion m Omaha o n ;m tfd w ilc r j Mr< Edward Guest, has Tuesday and cannot understand the to in tlll} Qcbfacr number o f the import o f it he should t * for an in, Artm,k.nn wagazine undor ttc h id in g erpre atiom The P r e s e n t m agmnst o f ,iWhttt M Kelieion to Mp.„ the Klu Klux Klan and kindred or- Mr. Guest has probably more followers gamzatmns that thrive and permit fov hia writini?8 t0^ y than another a financial gam to be taken by th eAmericaa w5ten Almost every one preaching of intolerance The Pros!- 0f kjg pQems Hg they appear in the dent has well said what should bo daily press is a sermon preaching ft said for theKlan is notmng more than a selfish body that is drawing finan­ cial support from a portion of citi- S. & S. Shoe Store allay isfche End o f our Great Public Shoe Sale Hundreds and Hundreds of pairs of Shoes, Ox­ fords, Slippers and Pumps, Re-marked and priced for Final clean out and clean up. Come here Saturday and see what . we have for you for 2 5 c ,150c, and $1.00 Pair tjpin■fr'fcr.v~ r.i~. *7 ..4A*.* OHIO COAL FOR OHIO PECPI lit for th.ir own ,ii» ’ • - HljCUf.OflADE I’UMj -r%* ,,.1 wUtb* C m L •* Diltrtrr ft »«*r SUlmn, with « « t , ............. r « * J r » u r * « ptom»t tlapwrikM, ___ LioWESr. P.tranto. roar ««r# »l»t. i’llii'JiiiTuiri’ri.im fiVlyrn Witt, lor fult infWMMUw-.««• fat. R iilMi'.' 'An*»*to« m Mtoirtii.il » . F . L , DEAR , G « i1 JMMKT COAL HALES CO. COLUMBUS, OHIO w. YOU Profit by being cwr Neighbor tfefeCAU&tw*AeiwitrJ»*f awtsKeiw 19S6 itohirtton «n .R R m # um RW -aswstisteisi Zmily-Sw^rwlS1 **• aaWIHWNFSreWPIHIFWTWW w BIPBrWIBr^Bg?fJH»fW|nW#H, E.W.woei A»to CO„ QhU zens th.it have in the past been sup­ porters of the churches. The Klon has in this county been frequently referred tp as the “Poor Man's Masonic Order,” This o f -course wag used to giye the organization a ssmblance o f respectability. The truth is that, the Masonic order never even found- it necessary to. refute such ar Statement. If anyone has* been duped on such a-claim because Some Mason saded the Klan that is his misfor­ tune. ■ We are glad that President Cool- idgC has had the courage o f his con­ victions to openly speak against this uu-Ameriean organization. However we do hope that the or­ ganization in this county exists long Houghto settle among themselves .lust what disposition is to be .made of the petitions o f a certain state lenaor and prosecuting attorney fo r admis­ sion. We understand the matter has been under consideration fo r more ban a year. ,simple,,religious truth. The article is especially commend­ ed to young people. It is full o f in­ spiration.. Older members might not only find the article interesting but instructive. Mr; Guest will he remembered . as the orator at college commencement a few years back. BOMBING ALIMONY Supreme Court Justice Selah B. Strong o f New York Has bombed th^ Alimony Gariip. in his speech when hC announced he did not intend to allow his court to be used to force alimony from a husband when the wife is child less. In this day o f equal sexes, the justice said; there .appears no reason ,why divorced husbands should be com­ pelled to pay for the continuous sup-, port o f wives who have not borne ( hildreh, ' } Further.the.justid believed the whole' system o f alimony 'should, be revised, i indeed he advocated the elimination o ff alimony because it keeps .certain w o -. men lazy, gratifies their revenge, .takes slaves o f men, and serves no good end. He points out tM t fo r year# women have found marriage almost a business. The moment they have be* 6 me dissatisfied with- the manner o f life o f their, husbands, they have; sought separation, and obtained the desired alimony. Just whether the Judge has the right view we would not care to say. There can' be no denial that society must demand a different code fo r the granting o f divorces. The idea that no alimony should be paid to women who have born no children could not be ap­ plied in every case, Where the hus­ band is in the wrong and has either by negligance or cruelty blighted the future o f his wife he should be mndc to pay a reasonable amount as a pen­ alty, but only so long as the divorcee remains out of matrimony, There are probably more cases whore the wife desires freedom fo r no other purpose than to ge alimony. This con­ dition exists more among a wealthier class who are not kept busy enough to keep out o f trouble. No person that is granted a divorce should be permit- ed to marry again fo r a given number o f years. The Courts now may have all the authority needed, I f there has been laxity it has been on the part o f the Judges, WHO PUTS UP THE MONEY?, W.e are informed that a Columbus lobbyist has been in this county in the interest o f the tax. amendments to be voted upon at the coming elec­ tion. This lobbyist is a known boodler and former representative of the Cm cinnati liquor interests before the Ohio legislature in years past, Th<jft public has reason to weigh the argu­ ments well that favor the classifica­ tion of property fo r taxation. When a boodler is sent over the state cam­ paigning fo r classification o f proper­ ty who is paying his expenses and his time? Is It tho bom* owners or the farmers o f Ohio? There may be some good argument for classification but a different type o f men will have to go before the people before the pub­ lic can be expected tq line up fo r any proposition. There is a nigger .in the wood pile folks. Be cautious what you do, : That SatSHay afternoon job For tinkering around the car, o f a Sawrdnj^aftemotm, there’# nothing like a pair of extra trousers. Ju«t to see them around the house put# you Into the notion of working. What1# more to. the point, they save your costly suits, too. While we sre on the.sub­ ject, we hove just what you need ' in - this Une—Dutehes# Trouser*, especially made for pdd job wear, and sold under an unlimited Warranty of tot c Buttan; % ijo O « Rip. " HOME CLOTHING CO- G. H. Hartman, Prop. “ TRADE AT HOME” 4 ' Cedarville, Ohio FIRE PREVENTION WEEK This is Fire Prevention Week. You may have read o f the announcement elsewhere or heard it discussed end yet gave it little thought due to the fact that we have toinparaively fow fires In this ^ieinity. i The idea is to eliminate the causes o f fires fo r probably ninety-five per­ cent o f them are from carelessness. Fires due to lightning o f Course are almost beyond control, There should Le more inspection a- fcout the premises, about stores, about tarns fo r uninsulated wires in partic-* , Money to toan 5% interest semi-annually, , for 5 or 10 years. or, 5 1-2% semi-annually if a 20 year loan is de­ sired. Loans may be paid be- " fore due if borrower desires. W. L. Clemans CEDARVILLE, O. a l l go ld p in , t r u e b iting Anchor Suction Plates RESET -1- PwRlvuly duaranUcd th* Beat er Money fufund*! For Itsferonosi OaH $ftx OM Z tm NATIONAL BANK or TH! COMMlROIAI. AND SAVINGS BANK DR. SMITH {Hlm«ff) DENTIST **& *• LIMESTONE ST. Ov*i* Woolworth*# S and 10 Main OOO-w. Sprfngfiald, o . r j**. m ^ ■ : . m WrWBfltiai <#*• ■ iim M wwiw 1"*""**™** . ° ? * n.* vt|ty tuNday, thwrxiay and Saturday Eva*. irraar 60 Days Same, as Cash Cn Amounts Over $10.00 ADAIR'S Take Advantage of Adair’ s Convenient Rayment Plan Greene County Headquarters for HEATING SWVES The Most Complete Display of Gas and Coal Heaters, Moderately Priced COAL HEATERS The Estate Hjeotrola The Moore’s 17 The Radio Heater The Wonder Hot Blast •GAS HEATERS .The Humphreys The Coles Hot Blast Radient Fire - The Anchor Hot Blast ‘ The Ray Glo The. Indian Hot Blast The Estate Active - The Estate Tripple Effect . - - Everything in Gas and Coal Heaters from the Cheapest That is Good to the'Best that’ s Made; v ■ -V I {■• l Furniture, Carpets 20-24 North Detroit XENf**; Q U O !' {• .-~4, Y 3 The ArtMuseum of Cincinnati is an institution of great interest and one of national reputation. Visitors to Cincinnati will find it very interesting to visit the cArt cTHuseum which is located in beautiful Eden Park. 1 Mableys\ Cincinnati has been known for nearly fifty years for art, skill and style in clothes for men, women and children. O ctober is the m onth when m o s t people think o f n ew clothes fo r fall and winter. W e are admirably equipped to supply this demand. 8 j y m OUTER GARMENTS - - - - MILLINERY H A T S ------ FURNISHINGS - - - SHOES UNDERTHINGS.------ -- ACCESSORIES The beat o f everything and most reasonable prices. Fountain Square Welcome! to our store whenever you are in CINCINNATI a n d A Good Store CINCINNATI Fifth end Vine i ‘ I M / a *