The Cedarville Herald, Volume 48, Numbers 27-52

-,W"' - -MW+* -ytf.rqfg,** INMEMOi TO JtVHTO®* )M n I s fcsrshy fiv*# tfctt « m knot* INK with dag m ftt* Mf MwMjMiJMitg will he ftsrautisd setimy f irm hm i fct- l im hi t t* wr m ie r * • nwuwirwiwnt • r *<M»ta»i af tiM uMkrsiftiad: * J . A* V m * »J. ft, jtilMHKHI J, )i. ftt«w»»»t Jt, T. WiUtMMUMa W. c. ftMtl Andrew X«Ra«dy ft. A, MaMtack A. ix, Coilias Krlph Ksnnon X»#M( Crssk C’ew*t?ry Auser, Cum* Wcftlroy ti«urc» I\»wsr* Cb*». Marshall. A, T, Finney J. € . Townsley Gva. SH&wmm Charles Graham Hugh Turnbull Jr. J,C , Finney John B. Taylor, COKfTAftLirt «A1X A«' r about 10 o’clock A- W. oa tiie jla t day of D*c<ta»bsr, A. 1086, on :tb» liu tk k farm, tforawrly the Hugh iMurdock farm), i» tbe township of 1 'Mtarvillo, County of Uraana, I -will 1sell at public vsnduv, tha following 1 i iwiwity ta wit; ] 500 bushel* of oats. i 6 tons o f Mixed Hay. ; Undivided 1-2 of corn Sr. vrib land iii field. ;. Taken a? the properly of John ’Stewart on execution of M- C. Ncgiry. 1 C. E. Turner, 1November 13, 1325. Constable Art Urn Jnlv*n»at Balm. UM.nt ts the best thing to do when you are rubjenihlor Art Is the groat consoler fur nil. The host pru-Uir lions of art* -the finest pictures dramas, hook? and luusle—are the work of those who hove suffered, You can soothe vonr soul In art, and bert ait Is activity. Keep going.' keep 1doing someihins for. . ■; . ; u , $50 worth of Overcoat Style.for men who only wish to pay $3 5 $ 15 worth -cf welghable ectncmv —Yvi h $ 15 worth of added style -r.‘making a tatai of $ 30 Velvet -f- besides the $ 35 Value. The ident'caU same, long, wide'shouldered m idols that.men. are paying $ 50.to $ 7 j T h e c l o t h e s - a r e .so ft, w a rm , a n d a p p e a l i n g a n d t h e p r o p o s i t i o n s u m s its e lf , i n t o t h i s — TO THOROUGLY APPRECIATE THESE COATS: YOU MUST. KNOW WHAT OTHER STORES ARE ASKING $;0 FOR. . MICHAELS - STERN &FRAT OVERCOATS - $ 3 0 $ 3 5 $ 4 0 OTHERS1FROM $ 25 'to $ 65. , English Square Warm lined . Silk Mufflers. Gloves' TKe. . . mA ^ k u f c i ® a a a M t t k t D c y ? 22 South Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio AUCTION! Of Our Entire Remaining Stock Which Must be Sold out Completely in Three Weeks Furniture and Rugs At Your Own Price . Everything for the home. This finely selected stock is on the Auction Block of sacrifice. Come to Springfield to this public sale make your own selection Then buy at your own price. Sale* Afternoons and Evening* Everyday Until Everything is Sold Out S T O R E C L O S E D Thursday and Friday To prepare for the Final windup of the business and place on display all ware house goods. O pen s S a tu rd a y a t 9:30 A . M . AUCTION SALES 2:00 P .M . and 7:30 P. M* EVERYTHING GOES Regardless of Price. It must be sold. No If s or But’s. Mr. P. B. Wallace, of Pittsburg, Pa., who Is in charge has orders from the owners to sell. So come along Folk* don’t miss this great feast o f b * t p i i h i » ! . . ’ E a r l - W i l l i a m s ,C o . Maka and Center St#* SPRINGFIELD, . - - * OHIO LEWIS THREATENS SOFT COAL STRIKE For T * b l e Sfnicn C h ie f T e ll* President Operator* Violate 1924 A g r e em e n t PHhrieipiiiH.- Prortilf-rst fToiidge bat tnH.(L 'iKifpti by the i’nUod Mine Work* •i‘Bwliptlipr the government desire* to intervene to umlnhsin the Integrity of i t e Jmksonvllie soft real wage agree­ ment and. if not, "whether the union i.u-n would he justified in taking their own measures to enforce It.’* Thug hinting of y poft coul strike hi * a sup­ plement ly the ththryeltc vacation., The Enquiry Was made in u letter from Jolm L, Lewis, beud of the miners' organization, dated November 21. Mr. Lewis stated that the tliree- yeur agreement, expiring March 31, 1027, was reached with the co-opera­ tion of tiie Departments of Justice, Commerce, nod Labor, and added that the annual report of the secretary of commerce referred to the compact as Insuring Industrial peace In the indus­ try. He asserted that ‘‘substantial coal, producing interests, signatories to the arrangement, have violated and repudi­ ated their written word of honor and in so doing have impaired tlit* Integrity of tin* wage structure throughout the entire bummtnous Industry,” Naming the Pittsburgh Coyl com­ pany, Consolidation Coal company, the Bethlehem Mines corporation, and the coal Interests of the Buffalo, Roches­ ter & Pittsburgh railroad, as among those he alleges have dishonored their wage agreements, Mr, Lewis asserted that their “savage and dishonest" acts have “udded to the burden of hone&t coal operators,'' Chicago.—Frank Farrington, head of (he Illinois Mine Workers, said Unit so far as he know there whs no imme­ diate prospect of a strike In Illinois. Jones Issues Rules for „ Searching Antes for Rum Washington.—Orders upholding the right of prohibition agents to search automobiles r^d otlfbr vehicles with-' out .judicial-warrant and a t ‘the same time limiting till.-, right to cases where the agent 1ms knowledge „of' reliable !l)formation of a liquor Jaw violation Were issued by Prohibition Director' .lames ft, .Tones. The cottrts are agreed according to the order, that while automobiles, wagons, boats and other vehicles used ir illegal transportation of liquor are subject to seizure and forfeiture- tinder the national prohibition act, there can be no 'search without legal probable cause for H. Post Office at Superior ‘ Robbed of $71)000 Stamps Superior, WIs,—Robbers wlro en­ gaged in their victims In scholarly conversation of poetry, ,/nUslc and arts are being-sought by police and federal agents for the robbery from, .the iociii .post Office of ,$71,000 worth of postage stam&&. ' „ Five men invaded ‘the hqroe of CharleB J. McGill, awaited the gather­ ing of the entire McGill family, ex­ tracted tin? combination of the post ofiiie vfiUlt from the assistant post­ master, after which four departed for the post office while one stood guard, Taxes in U. S* Grows 100 Per Cent in 12 Years New Turk.—The tax burden of, the American people has nearly doubled since 2313 and now amounts to 22% cents on every dollar of the combined Income of the American,people, ac< cording to a study made by the Na­ tional Commerce board. The propor­ tion in.1013 Was C.Oper cent of the na. tlohal "income. The conference board, says that the increased burden la In part due to In* creases of state and local taxes, hut it is also due to the decrease In combined national income during the last year. Premier Patnleve Again Forced to Quit Office Paris.—The new Painleve ministry, in office less than‘three weeks, was defeated In the chamber of deputies, France Is again without a government despite the extremely urgent financial situation which can only bo ag­ gravated by the present political crisis. The vote defeating the mlnlatry was* 278'to 275 and came on artIda V of the finance bill. Druse Rebels Repulsed Twice With Heavy tosses Beirut, Syria.—Seeking an opening to escape from the circle of French troops, the main force of Druses un. der ZEeld Atrascii, Sultan Atrasch'ft brother, attacked Raslielyo. They were repulsed both times with heavy losses, Spoiled Meat Rills Four Laramie, Wyo.—Poisoned or simile, meat took a toll of four lives In tlj< family of Gus Collins, miner, nt Ilnnbu \Vyo„ 11 miles west of here. The faur ily ate the food at night, and In. tht morning awoke In agony. % Drive Ducks From Gtm$ Baltlmore.—A, patrol of soldiers Inn been plnccd on guard at the Ahcrdeet proving grounds trying to drive awoj large docks of canvas backs which «r« being '..filed by artillery fire ami Tumi's a- night -.Iht the/Vitabft mes! fi the "Wiiglit hair", Ihm tend aicml to the family « f f HftroM V v r ig h i t ’s liiteet »t>A b « t stoty^'A firm o t Hi* hartbi'i . vemthan-lr/dtiiouui'.dfum- Hits s h ’.d 'tn s tl.H wehiA a wi**k */i*t Pemteofttanv fjf.OSeClay ri*‘ihi-wi.w1 ■ .•■ The prettiest now hunp and candle shades are made of plain and pk«t edged ribbon, as shown In the m-i-r. tration. Plain satin ribbon, in sttip-i set together with narrow iieadlng, mt i laid in shallow plaits, forms the shade, finished with ruffiea of pkot and plui-i ribbon. The lamp standard is, n’^o covered with th* plain rlhbop, sci n- tfiy. shirred ami aeued w»w m This Is a dainty uni elegant gift suited to a houdpic reading stand m* dressing table. to Invest in J ayjon P ower fl igh t C o .’ s Preferred Stock Per Share T O Y I E L D © 1 / 4 % Eccentric English Puke ■’ Tim duke of Bedford'* gold plate at . Wobum abbey is among the most mug- • nffleent collections of if» kind in the world. So lightly, however, vv»m it -re­ garded by the eighth duke, that on Ids death. In 1872 gold plate worth tens n£ thousand* of dollarsVns found strewn about the floor of his inane in Befgrav" square In such a dephtruhle condlthm that It tmrrnuly ^MMperi, being con- > signed to Urn d;;stb>h a* worthless * uu«;id. Turquoise’*' Odd U se ■ j A , Fourteenth-century authority - states that turquoise protected hm-stc* from the ill effects resulting ftwr. ' drinking cold water when they were 1 o\ erUoatrd. It Is said that tlw Turks { often attached th$t* precious stone* to the bridles and frontlets of tlior horses as amulet*. , * - _ j W*ire glxd to offerour customers anotheroppoe- tunitjr to btootar partners in our business. This is made] year. I nddttt receive twelve dividend checks* year. Just as pur Company receives its income monthly, our cuitomer-ownsrs receiv* thsif proportionate share of th t Company’s samingi every month. Founded on a %kkflMd 2 tal, accessary service to yoor community Jjy * tRKce^uI.prp- vh m unbroken dtvjkfend 1prcfitemleinvestment' :'0PC6fiVft record o com; n its OUR PREFERRED STOCK OFFERS YOU Gtfttxt -Vour aoatrk inverted ia ta ewoatul Kjvic*w four owncomnunity, .MoctiJjr dfvHendi; Bmr •wreboldcrofMcordoatlx; ifth •f *tch Metk*«cd*M*cbecL oothetot ofriteoat Bwotkfix JOegwAuc.' . Good tecutm Not «n]f It thedivkfcndyieldof §25% »t- tueUw, bgt.tksah«e«v***■■ sr&sapepsst nonart Ftdcnl I cocnetun. Buy pifatmttn&: ShuM Buybepucchutd, ouCrttbt for .cull, ocby.*downptyntnt u *10per•tarcaodSlipper*bue aBooth, ‘ itcnwtoapaymenti: Evary ' 4 »po«lted uotkr *ur _ jS X f iS S S theR 1 U 7 ptid tharei* ■ p > ‘ , rt3 Tongu* Mightier Than Sword, Mnny have fallen by The edge i»f ; the award, but not so many *s have j fallen, by the tongue. T|» fatos Power % IMt Co. WSwililwiwoii Sfc ' Moil This CoUponToday: wm SSI take SHORTHAfJD IN 30 DAYS ■ tmitvlduat tnitructlon TyjKwrltlnB . Day amt Night Courts* S*tl*fietlOrt O utrantced Call o r WHtt for a . Copyright*d Booklet DICKINSON SHORTHAND ‘ nOHOOLS m Oavlco- Btdfi. -jayton, Ohio'. Pboht Otrthltd 5429. - B « i " I ? ¥ * 1 * 0 * 4 3 T K t iS H O W • ft • IW C i I I O o PLACE OF MYrON ft Big t&ndeyille Acts and Feature Photoplays. Entire change of program, every Sunday and Thursday. Continuous perform­ ance froni;l:30 to 11:30 M. Afternoon prices 20c and 30c. • Evenings 30c andLSOc. INTERIOR DECORATORS Decorating *-* DrapeHe* — Rug* Furniture — Wall - Paper* Antique Furniture Refinisfied and t/pholcterod. A V«;< Mart It A TttM ' ^ The Behringer Clevenger Co. 127 N. P erry St. MALT nsr, HOPS TRY DETROIT* ORIGINAL S T O U T M A L T DETROIT - MALT EXTRACT CO, IS E**t DAYTON 710 E ast 2nd St. K#S* add Bottle* 5 tn St. PROCTOR SCHOOL —t , —OF MUSIC— 436 West Second St. DAYTON, OHIO Faculty of Experienced Teacher* All Leoeono Private Complef* ceurawt In PIANO, VIO k LIN, VOICE an* DRAMATIC ART. tftdlqp ft »rarf«atfen with diploma, ■**eset *** ■ ,., . r “ S a f e N i g h t a n d , D a y i n e v e r y W a y ” MAIN ST. AT FIFTH F I D E L I T Y , PA, D 0 N i BUILDING ASSOC IAT ION 0 % SAVINGS^ 1 DAYTON . OH IO ‘ - . - ' - - -- -> Quality Drafts—Low Price* Priasrlptien*. by Moil Order Promptly Filled, Tresstos Q«*Iity Drug Store 44 Weet Third S tl Open All Nlfjht. W A L K -fc S lL R S H O E S Rccoghlz** t h f lW P s e v e r fof Thfcl“ W oncrrtut S ty lJft^ lso d Flttlhg Oual- Hle* and S ton fard value*. F o r MKN a n . WOMEN Price range l?:0S ST.UO Si&.CO A KEHM’S WALK-OVER * ■II boo r shop '-.L Byeh'dlvc Agchta 39 t, Mlln St. Dayton, Ohie. m I? e h - OUR PRESENT DIVIDEND RATE IS Deposit* mado on or baforo the iwit» day of each month beer dividends from the 1st day of tho month, T h e O h io Savings Ik Lo a n Assn . 138 8. LUDLOW STREET £ ^ s o r t Prugh, President DAYTON, OHIO * David I* Prugh, Secretary W e . Cfuy from producer* B utter, Ego*, Pouttry. When In IJaytoh 7:nn« Vour Produce to Ua. John G. Skaplk, Mgr. ___ TH E NEW CENTRAL MARKET J M E A T S * Wholesale & .Retail 34 8. Jefferson Street, CALDWELL & TAYLOR’S Original Benzol. Gaa and C aspar Motor Oil F or 100% Motor Efficiency. SHARPLES CREAM SEPARATORS Full Line of D airy Supplies, Roofing and Rooting Paint. OSCAR O. WERTZ 27 Washington St, Dayton, O. D: yton's Largest Auto Park - an Fourth S tre e t, joining Dally News Building. ?,'& loy 12 Hour Service <>:>n D-y and Nlcht. Creator of Dlrtlnetive Jawelar* Art For the Dlaorimlnatlng Trad* 3 S. Ludlow St., turn, Glbtuns Hotel LAictlES ^ < | |T || OR DHtSSRff I lU lf iV: i’,t ila I CUDS CR OVERCOATS Cleaned and* PrsweS M /iAG -W AY CEEANESS \ii t; Lud.’.-W 2,'S N. Main TAKE YQUR HIDES St FURS TO & XJSUMAN As SONS ^ .*ta E, Monument Ave„ Oaytorr, O, T#l«ph*n* E**t 1193 K O O R S 29 Bsriisr Shaft k CmMwwtwn B W. p m m p e y um , OWa. T»* A ■<.. M A U V I K ISchool of PopularMeet ( :,PUtlO, S»xcphcine,Il»nio,a'!i'.' [■fell inittrurnetit* t»u*ht In 20 ■ ^LESSONS, GUARANTEED, i Booklet tent free* . , »OgtedtUy 11 A,M. . 9P.M. Under Pmohcl Vlrtttion o{ U MARVIN r - »n *.■»—*\34 imi QIODINQS SOFT DRINK CAFE AND RESTAURANT H6me Cooked Food Our Specialty. Lunch A t All Hours, Personal attention to our friends from out of town. ALBERT ROST ‘ 229 8, Ludlow, next to Union Station; M E D I C I N E S Fifteen teacnera for all branch** of Music, D ramatic A rt, Classic Dane* (ng . ' ' •, . . ■■■■ Special to r beginners— Twelve piano lessons for $3.00 MIAMI VALLEY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 'Dnyton'a Leadin'; ri* Imol of Muntc" Vernon E. Fries, A. B., Mus. B„ Director. . Booklet .free, 405 W, 2nd s tre e t Main 405 X T V-®" WATER V SYSTEMS A . . • WATER Au tom a tic softeners .. Fully Guaranteed—Reliable A ik y cu r Plum ber o r stop In our d.’splay room th e next tim e you are In Dayton and let us tell you more about them . THE VAILE-KIMES CO. Dayton, Ohio. D isplay Room 214 N. Main Street. JOHN’S BEAUTY SHOP Mezzanine Floor Jefferson*Main Arcade DAYTON, OHIO, , Expert Cervices lit all Part* o f Beau, ty Culture, Services to Suit Y our lit* dividual Type. . perm anent Waves $10.C0 F o r Appointment Uall UarheU C61C. Nobody In Dayton Sells ■ Hotter D rugs CARL A . SCHMIDT 210 CCUTH LUDLOW ST. C H H M I C A L 3 «SiftsasiaavSk •W i-ss-sa^w taft5*«e6si^Si^-»Vtii*s6i<ei*I^FSSftw44a ,i*l»ii'|iiiii*il iii^Hiii(^ l f iiiiiii i wi'l'*‘iSSr,S|iiiiSii*' i'lI n l.lii iniiillil illlwiui "i n l | If In Need of a Good Reliable Pump for All Requirements In Any City, Tovm or Country D istrict*—see u* The Geo. J. Roberts Co. 243-2S1 E. Second St. DAYTON, OHIO. Dayton, o. Is Where Wa Are Located Eaet Monument Ave. ■ FOLKS: Holidays—Sundays—Even­ ings. Ycu, no doubt, Br.vefrs* quenily to our eity. We *rei al­ ways open. Mnke this Place your meeting place to visit year tr,eM8_ The hneat, freshfst tine* of Fi ults and Produce nra offered for yoi.r selecticn at cpeelal price*. We ar* epen to take cafe of ycur need* while hr our city. Car lont’a arrive dally cf ell kind* of mnl- CP.ITCHFILLD FRUIT 60. Moamflont and Ftuadry *t. Open Day and Night, Plenty ef Ream tci Park Phene Garfield US*. You may ecutetlme have something to offer in our lints, tset in touch with r*. I Popular Style* popular Prices THE TOGGERY SHOP HATTEflS—FURNISHERS Keith Theatre Building 120 S. Ludlow. DON’T FAIL To V isit Gur Used C ar D epartm ent Whit* In Da fin -Largest Ascortmeru In City EASY TERMS Th« BALLARD SALES Co. STUOfcRAKfcR DIST. 233 W. Third St, . Open E r ta in ts Op-.ii SunClaya CARL A. MYERS Dinmonde, Watches fit Jewelry Arcade BMg. 33 W. Fourth St. ( Dajrtoa, Ot»o i Evs 0:1a f”w pij toiftfi Fi Bo sj town s | ta Ulan Nagcge roindcqJ A s a i known brought Kumlerl children miles o | portunij and geJ north nl As til ' nrday, a t the a parad| is muei is urgir out Sail Jackson| opera be seat ■warn _ Mayo| . lowing among H. G.| W, C, E, I w . vsl G. J lf Lioydl Prof, r Kuril Harr; AndrJ I>r. LI A. E J The rec| the Haf and will band ail delegatil ‘dlcvse ofI ■ The ll on Xenl south north west to Chuiclij - Main tJ Oomil villa esl school J weicoml treat fcj SCHNI The Schneidl have bel Dec. 15| drawn are Gat i vStcreell For .tj ' Miami; j The ening a | fiCer byl townshil jury.laif Harry toxicatij Constat Schneidl shal. *'ANTI* The mountsl use in atureg.J percent ing ws[ Fahrer fnixturl keep if Aleq {perl lOl 20 | sol 401 dal I J N L a ,>i ■Tfsm fCORATORS .aperies —• Rugs |Wall Papers- RefiiUshed and 9*red. f h A i re •>, . Clevenger Co. erry St. | r all branches of > t. Classic Dane- Ibcoimlors— Isscn* for $3.00 CONSERVATORY lysic : Imoi of Alnnlo*' A. B., Mlis. B., fetor, k.frce. Main 435 V.ATCft GYSTERJS v/ATtn SQPVENER5 1C Iteed—R i’latle Jr? dr stop in cur | e next time ycu Tid lot u* t*'l you glut them . K1MES CO. |t, cidrt. r-j. Main Street, kUTY SHOP In* Ficcr . 4aiu -As’cads OHIO. on Parts ef assur­ es to £:*:t Y eur la- Type. Iv/avcs tiO.ib ;’U{i E.lii.c -1 i.SI'1 l*o v.'a Are LccfKd Kumrnt Ave. _ ^ -■Sjiidays-Evaft , ddUDt, . df‘V3 ff«* Ic'fy. ' Wc are SI* l t h i s place ycur v s t yojQ li'orits s i c f Fruit* ottCiCS for your Eia* prices. Wear* r# -1 ;* u- need* cm 1 i-ia-i arrive I ts cf fru.t. _ FfiytT e a . ItJ -PCU-’iuty St. Vattfl N;0hf» icc.n to^ Puf* r.e ,*i5fivo'" semathtng I cut- hoc*. . ..b tvitll t:S» -MYERS ^tdKejr fic jewelry i i 3 W.Fct.riIt St. Ohio iM.I.e.iiriiLMMWMMWWMIWm m . < V ' , *« ‘ .