The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 1-26

\ CRDARVILIJt HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY m i . tmm THE CEDARVILLE HERALD &M U 4 IRU G L EDITOR AND PUBLISHER R n te rod th e P o st O ffice , C e d a rv ille , O h io , O c to b e r 3 1 ,1 8 8 7 , m a oeon d c la s s m a ttor. F R ID A Y , M A Y 8 ,1 9 8 1 . ATTRACT ING YOUR ATTENTION You *re being Advertised to . When flowers bloom, when the birds sing end when dinner sends out its inviting Aroma— when Any one o f a thousand things happens to attract your at­ tention, you are being advertised to. The purpose o f any advertisment is to attract your atten­ tion and arouse your desire; to tell you what is new and g ood ; to guide you to something you ought to have ; to make you hap­ pier and mor^ com fortab le ; to save you money and make life easier f o r you. So read the advertisements, They will give you the latest ideas and improvements. They Will help you to liv,e better and dress better at less cost. . .You w ill be surprised at the world o f interest and wealth o f new ideas that you w ill find in reading the advertisements in this paper. Advertisements are the records o f progress. They are the reports to you o f merchant and manufacturers who work fo r you, telling what has been accomplished f o r your benefit. Take advantage o f them. MOTHER 'S D A Y A NAT IONAL D A Y Now.that Mother’ s Day is but a pace away we find a nation o f people in an age o f commercialism ready to turn their atten­ tion and thoughts toward— Mother As g*eat as the sentiment o f the people is in observance o f the day honoring the mothers o f the nation, w e find commercialism playing a-part, be it right or wrong. The g ift to a mother from an absent son or daughter is but a token o f remenbrancq but how much greater a g ift if tne fam ily in every home could gather on that day in the pres­ ence o f— Mother, There can be no Question that Mother’s Day brings back many pleasant remembrances o f days past and the spirit is again renewed to honor Mother once again. Whether Mother’s Day should be commercialized is a de­ batable question. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt heads a group who have set put to decommerciaizd Mother's Day. It is planned to campaign f o r the aid o f charity supported by the Golden Rule Foundation and have sums now spent on Mother’s Day gifts go fo r this purpose. It is a noble movement to have one day o f the year in paying reveYance to Mother—-bu t after all each day in the year should be Mother's Day. THEATRE SPRINGFIELD , OH IO % One Big Week \ ). ; STARTING 7 \ ' / ’ > * * ' ’ - ,J * „ » ; • * '* .. S a t u r d a y , M a y 9 t h ' You have heard about it— You have,waited for it— Now HERE IT IS! CHARLIE CHAPLIN/ CITY EIGHTS Still the ,elusive, intangible genius o f joy , Chaplin does not ta lk and yet speaks volumes with his deft pantomine in the greatest side-splitting sensation the motion picture has known. YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT K I N N E Y S 35 E .MAIN ST. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. WOMEN'S NOVELTY SHOES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. styles t u f i t m u Btnn, Sfsrt nS S st ■.... , ...jpsag ■ Oxforic g*U* 9 ^ 1 1 * flrrr-'.............i...n r "i . n all n z u , 98 4as MEN'S OXFORDS TAN OR BLACK Tiro tons sport oxford*, hard or rubber heels, narrow or aids * 198 (998 1 A m Jvf all sizes BOYS' SHOES AND OXFORDS «fcwWE MJJM wytMp* -JMjjyj* faLg fa aiaaa fadk kaTil to m vv ^ hwpss wnp* anwesa - ww MISSES' AND CHIL­ DREN'S SHOES 98c t o |Mt nwwWmi Atoem. g ig jp gd ‘forth * tittle nisi, .Q a I w M, . o ^ t o r n L t oyxocx iverysaturday hit * h Arthur Brlcbant —A Real Airship Gambling Promoted Laws Hampering Business . : Mr. Rockefeller’s Plan Gen. William Mitchell, head o f our flying forces in the war, tells you that the United States shows signs o f striking out on its own account in aviation. He writes, after a visit to Akron: “ I have looked over the airship be­ ing built for the Navy department at ^kron. This ship is the greatest at­ tempt o f a man to conquer the air. It will be able to cross the Atlantic four times without refueling. At reduced speed, it will bp able to circle the globq, at the latitude o f New York, “ In its front part there it a hangar which will accomodate from four to seven airplanes, which can take o ff or Jtand on the ship at will, and all o f its ‘works’ are inside it. “ Compare a ship o f this size, cost­ ing five and a half million dollars,; with a surface airplane carrier that costs from fifty to eighty millions. The airship alone or with its air­ planes, can destroy a whole' fleet o f sea vessels, and a group o f them can defend themselves very well against air attach,.with the assistance o f their own airplanes, their power o f conceal­ ment and their maneuverability." The French government, to promote its. pari-mutuel system o f race track betting, arranges to take bets not only at the race course, but anywhere in France. Bets can be sent by telegraph or mail. You deposit money in ad vance, not less than 5,000 francs ($ 200 ) ; and the smallest bet by wire or mail is 50 .francs ($2.00) All profit gops to the government except purses actually won.- by .the owners o f racing horses. In this country we bet on the races at least $10 for every one bet in France, and all the profit goes to book makers, race track touts, etc. Business men plan a fight'to cljange in a common-sense why, some" o f the laws that hamper business, and it is none too soon. Under the obsolete Sherman act, made in the days o f han­ som cabs, nearly half a century agOj any group o f men that should now “ conspire” to stop criminal waste ip the oil industry, or to regulate any in dustrial production to prevent slumps or depression, could be put in jail. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., serves bis. city by*building and transforming an undeveloped section in the heart o f New York at an expense o f about $250,000,000. This undertaking guam- tees, over A long period, a very large and permanent income fo r Columbia college. It shows what can. be done, with imagination, energy and money, to improve a great city in a short time. Most important, Mr. Rockefel­ ler’s enterprise w ill give employment to thousands o f men now out o f work, in the highly paid building trades. Mary Pickfard, in New York on her way to London, says her will will com­ pel the burning o f all films o f moving pictures in which’ she has appeared, Mary iB still very young; her will, probably, will not be read for 60 or 70 years at the earliest, and everybody hopes it will be much nearer 100 years Perhaps, in that interval, she will realize that to destroy pictures, which are a most important, part ,o f a great American industry, and illustrate forward step in civilization, would be a crime. She made her pictures, shs says, to give happiness in her life­ time. She should leave them . to give inspiration and information. . C ln *efc Notts# imnimMni»»«i«WHMWMwiiininiiiwm >—iMiiiini|iiiiiii^ UNITED ’ PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School at 10 A . M. J, E. Kyle, Supt. Thi .s Mother’s Day, and. we could not pleas* oi|r Mothers more than by attending both the Bible School, and Church service, Preaching Service at 11 A. M. Mother’s Day sermon by Rev, S. R. Jamieson, pastor o f our Sugar Creek congregation. The Jamieson brothers are exchanging pulpits fo r the morn-j ing services. On account o f the High School bac­ calaureate service being held in our church at 7;30 this eve, there will be no meeting o f the Y . P. C. U Choir rehearsal, Saturday 7:30 P.M . Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 I*. M. Leader: Mr*. Wilbur Cooley, Reg­ ular monthly meeting o f the session after prayer meeting. METHODIST EPISCOPAL Sunday School at 10 A. M. The Men’s Bible Class will have charge of the devotional period with C. E. Mas­ ters as leader. The Senior orchestra will play'and there will be special musical numbers’. AH the Mothers in Sunday School aitd Church are to re­ ceive a carnation from th,e.Men’s Bible Class.- ,v Preaching at 11A. M. The Men will have charge o f the service with Dr, O. P. Elias as leader. Sermon by the Pastor, “An Ideal Mother.” In this service Mrs. C. A. Hutchison wishes to present a flower to the oldest moth­ er present in honor o f her own moth­ er. Junior League At 2:30 P. M. It is hoped all the Junior Leaguers will be present since they are planning for the Church hour, Sunday morning, May 17th. No intermediate this Sunday even­ ing because Of the baccalaureate ser­ vice. Senior League at 6 P. M. in­ stead o f 6:30. Leader: Carmen Fraz­ ier; Subject o f ujnit,- “ Checking up on our Program;” Sub topic “ Toward the New World.” Junior Orchestra practice, Tuesday after school. Prayer-meeting, 7:80 -P. M. The W. F. M. S. will be in charge with Mrs. J. W. Johnson loader: Subject, “Hannah,- the Mother Who Gave Her Son to God.” Junior Choir practice, hursday even mg after school., Senior Choir practice, Sautrday, 7:- 30 P. M> The following specials will be rendered by the choir at the ser­ vice next Sunday morning: Solo, Ruth West; Duet, “ Mother and Home’ , Lu- cile and Eleanor* Johnson; Choruses, “ To Serve My Mother’s God” and ‘The Songs My Mother Sang.” Now that the warm weather is here - we see the honey bees flitting here and are all ready for work. It it a re­ minder that everyone should be at some form o f productive work. ThiB ( not only includes work o f the house-; wife but in the fielf, garden and about I the lawn. Nature has had its re st, during the winter months and bloom- 11 ingj trees are again ready for duty to provide what ever mother nature set apart for them. Some time ago we read an interest­ ing story about clover and bumble bees. At times no doubt one wonders how plants from one continent get to another. Tobacco is a native Amer­ ican plant yet is known around the world. Coffee originated in Asia; rub­ ber in^ Brazil and s 6 on with -many others that could be listed. But the feature o f the story was how this gov­ ernment succeeded in growing Ameri­ can red clover in the Philippines. It was there the humble bumble bee had: a part which proved to science the unwelcome post, as we often term it, had a part in nature’s program. The government shipped tons o f clover seed to the island and had it planted. It grew readily in that rich soil and gave every promise of continuous growth. But the next year the. clover disappeared. Here is where the experts were puz­ zled. Many contended ‘’the experiment was a failure but one would not give up. He had a thought that with the clover fields in the' States there was always bumble bees. Investigation revealed there were no. bumble bees in the Philippines, no insects with tongues long enough to reach into the floret o f the clover and carry o ff the pollen. Uncle Sam knew where to get bumble bees and a cargo was sent a- ^ross the Pacific, Clover was planted again. Both bees and clover flourish­ ed. Today the native Vhrginian bum­ ble bee is as much at home in the Or­ iental islands as in his native ' tote. Pro- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School 10 A, M. Preaching Service 11 A . M. gram: Hymn No. 99. Invocation. Anthem—“Mother” - Scripture Lesion—Mr. Robert Wil­ son. Prayers: Mrs, Clayton McMillan, Miss Alberta Creswell, Miss Sara Marge- ref.Chance. Anthem: “ My Mother's Face” . Poem: “ Mother Mine”. Mrs. Edgar Albert AUen. Quartette; “Golden Memories.” , Sermon—Pastor. Hymn No. 199. Benediction. Junior C. E. 3 P, M. Y. P. C. E., 6:30 P. M. Baccalaureate 7:80 P. M., United Presbyterian church. C. J. Starkey, lawyer, o f Hollywood and accustomed to big figures, says Queen Isabella got a poor return when she invested $ 6,000 worth o f jewelry in Columbus’ trip to America. I f she then had invested $6,000 at 5 per cent, compounded twice a year, it would a- mount now to $4,500,000,000,000 and that says Mr, Starkey, is “ eleven and one-half times the value o f the United States and all its possesions.” The fig­ ures are impressive, but anyone who would sell the United States now for four and one half trillions would make a had bargain. FOR SALE;—156 agree wejl im­ proved within 3 miles o f Cedarville. Nice house. Large barn. Silo. No waste land, all smooth. Well fenced and tiled. Deep soil. Very, reasonable price, Easy terms. W. L. Clemans, Realtor. Exclusive Agent, Cedarville. POULTRY: Wanted Poultry all kinds, also broilers,‘New Crop, 1M -bs. up / The Peters Poultry Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED: Sour Cream. Wolf’s Dairy. For price, ’phone 194, Xenia. Cyrus H. K. Curtis thinks, and says in an editorial: “A man who .fan for office in America today with a straight anti-crime record and a convincing threat against it would come nearer to getting votes thqh many another candidate.” That is sound, but to fight crime you would have to -fight the bootlegging that finances it, and to fight bootlegging you would have to oppose prohibition, and that might cost more votes than it would bring. The former kaiser, now known to Germans as William Hohenzollem, has sued aGerman recorder of deeds because he refused to record a deed signed “William, I, R.” The I. R. stands for Imperator, Rex—“Emper­ or, King.” NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f Jennie E , Kennon, Deceased. W. Harry Kennon, Fred w« Kennon, and Howard Kennon have been ap­ pointed and qualified as Adwinisrta-. ors o f the estate o f Jennie E. Kennon ,1 late o f Greena County, Ohio, deceased, Dated this 46th day o f April, 1031. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge o f said County. Dante, in the infernal regions, found men that he had left alive in Florence. Virgil explained that some particular­ ly bad individuals walk around the earth thinking they are alive, when their souls are in hell. Many Ohio fruit grower* will in­ crease their yields this spring by plac­ ing bouquet! o f fresh blossom* in their orchards. Reports indicate that corn acerage in every state in the union Will be greater this year, with greatest in­ creases “in the spring wheat belt in the northwest. If present, plans are carried out, more Corn will be grown in the United States this year than Ohio farm, boys and girls in their club since 1917. Intended acreage is 5 per ceht greater than last year. Only A Few Weeks Left to Buy— BABY CHICKS B U Y N O W THE STURDY BABY (M ICK CO. Box 428 Springfield, 0 , Cor. Sri* and Auburn Av*. 4 • Rayon Cotton Crone Dresses * 2.79 , . The styles are as snort as your silk dresses . , . prints and combinations with a plain color pure silk or all- rayon crepe trimming . *' absolutely wajhable ... . and all for $2,791 V t R e g e n t P iu iij i Black dull kid with silver un­ derlay. Narrow toe last $ 2 - 9 8 Sheer, Picot-Top Hose f«rW om ea Full-fashioned; p i c o t top; French heel. Ash for No. 4d9. 9 3 C P a i r ■ t ■ J.C. icNNlcY ......-OO. East Main St. Xenia, O. A arrue N . . - * (or Graduation i w A w M h m n , mtmiin tmut Of StftwtntwoWoH •aw litmUMt fnm Wit. dMir OnwM item $$tM J i - ’*3 *1® - V \ P ipHAT day o f days—it Tvill mean so much mom if remembered with a . - •i - Gram- But pride o f ownership is only part o f the satisfaction our Gruen Guild watches give. These celebrated time­ pieces have earned their reputation through sheer performance — through their accuracy, their fine dependability. Come in—you’ll understandwhywe take pride in showing them. m U nm . , . « GnunCorl&uk* with moteking 'GF»aav!*r 9 W- ■ KennJnctoa... o' Gruen Ser V’-cn 1 *4S TIFFANYJEWELBYSTORE "t > f ■ ' ’• Xenia, Ohio 1?A n n ' n n * i?ri7€i. -^9. JRJw RDR JRH ri JlEa < — |. -Q| y * wMpItea ak. Wry m -Wr- way* imJK’JBt 9 U im M a M a 1C i .■ ; . , / .. m it m f a f BS i I l f a m R e lia b i lity a n d s a f e t y d u e to s im p le d e s i g n a n d c a r e fu l c o n s t ru c t io n „ ONE OF the first things yon will notice when yon drive the Ford is the quick, .effective action o f its fonr*wheel brake*. They are unusually safe and reliable because they are mechanical, internal expanding, with all braking surface* fully enclosed. This prevent* m ad , water, sand, etc., from getting between the band - and drum and interfering with brake action. Other outstanding features o f the Ford are the Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield, four Hon* dailie double-acting hydraulic shock absorbers, aluminum pistons, torque-tube drive, more than, twenty ball and roller bearings, Rustless Steel, reliability, economy, and long life, Yota save when yon bny the Ford and yon save every mile you drive, % T ! t * • n » » 1 t D X I P R A I T S N T M t m T E B N M W » Y T * * M M *430 to *030 f <r* «. b. Dstrek, flmi frit&i mid Mhmy. mU *pmr» *lr* *mtm at Im tm t*m tmdmm a Ford m m nw trted t*nw* thr&mgk th » AMthorimd F#nl m m nm tb m of the Vtihmnd Cndk CtsuM y . ) i. «>M