The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 27-52

i - : t - ^ra|mg, ra^hyMm WNm ''^WIBP mWfff^K^- . M a # » lH m # g w fc r a t t 'a r id MriWriffikri W « t * r P i p e d l « t a t h e T r ig # tm e S p r i n k l i n g h » 9 M M . s* 1 *“ t » F. E. HARPER M o n i i n fiingnoee, KetOesii tint Wld* WW* WmM ■ ,ta f H u lll^ ll^ - J ftlw M I M l V w V IJrig P IH p P V I Cat# C m Be Tee Big The MfrftHmy of oktlHIV hi IifWltlTI with fhe utermans fau srrattfcude to « l but: S-OOp# $g• -m* ^D-Op 'ritenW London’* Ueiilr rota raised WW/'fr**•Wi"vWWCa fWywTF according to British ideas, to save far­ ther draining o f London'* grid'by Franca. Goman* go back to Berthe disappointed, taking no ready money with them, with “nothing remotely adequate" done to relieve Germany’# situation, You will not be surprised to learn that the London Time* erRl- zea the United State# for “evading the real issues." We voluntarily al­ lowed Germany, Franee and Britain to discontinue their payment* Jo ua for one year, a new kind of evasion. ">"■»"<»«'m»M « >Wm>i- miiuuij EkM flLf^«ra£UlA£: ^mrimftWra P^w '.EEp# EE SOlra e f Fred Dobbins, phon* M ft, f $ o n f feraon St, Mm* A. Wjufittas, o# Jef- City, Mo., is spending her twe wade* vacation with Mr, and Mrs. ClBrowl Eeyti, IdMtfigfil f#ff and ' ' .... .«tHa*-r •AUL AND OOMMI 8 - '4H9MK0 .• W *w P ^ w s p a p . 1 • 4 ; " ' i , ■ -it.- . V ^ ■ . •• . - a ■* . . r . i>t ..................... .• ■ . • v '*■ .. .. • - : ..........................■ ................... . . . f. »u-‘ -.P‘ T * • •'• 5 ,.^‘-.> I n >■ i*/if■ %/ ,*{• :'S ,: -' .. *L* What we call “democracy“—namely the rule and control of the many by a selected prosperous few—seems to be giving way to dictatorship, which means a return to abaolutlsm, not de­ pendent a# with kings on the accident of birth.. Germany, according to dis­ patches from Berlin, May follow the example o f Italy, Turkey and Ruasla, operating under a one-man dictator- "ship, with Bruening for dictator, backed by the military power o f the reichswehr. However, events may not move so rapidly. The German* have 415 W . Main St. X«m«r O. Where YouCan GetWhat YeiiW antln , -It Pumps, Pipe, V alves, and s R p e Fittings been educated in politic# and govern­ ment for years by the Social Demo­ cratic party. They will hot too hasti­ ly ahondon their republic or Von Hin- denburg, the loyal old man who has so ably steadied .German? thus far. ____ , REPAIRS FOR HEATING PLANTS, FUR­ NACES, Etc. MACHINE SHOP AND WELDING PLANT WHERE YOUCAN GET ALL KINDSOF MACHINERY,'EN­ GINE AND BOILERS REPAIRED PROMPTLY. WE CARRY A PULL LJNE OF ENDLESS WATER MOTOR BELTS, FAN BELTS FOR AUTOS. LARGE ANp SMALL MACHINE- SCREWS IN IRON AND BRASS FOR MOST ANY KIND OF A MACHINEOR ^MOTOR. SMALL FLAT AND GROOVED MOTOR PULLEYS, PIPE CUTTING AND THREADING BY ELECTRIC DRIVEN PIPE MACHINES. We Solicit Your Business Phone 360 If you-come back to earth 10,000 years hepce, and .find philosophers o f that day lumping this 1031 period of what we call “civilization" under the general heading off “universal bar-, barism,” you need not be surprised. Cannibals kill a Belgian official in the Congo. Then the Belgian officials . k ill 57 natives with machine guns. Nobody invited the whites in, but that doesn’t help the natives. In Seville, Spain, recently two workmen were Icilled by called “revolutionary," The strikers police and 30 others shot in strikes were demanding food.' flow n ; n « . n « m o k m Agrlwa. I was a*t, 4iseb«4bmt ant* ^W h X r Y T O T ^ -»«y ) .Chess* to Be - u « * * ■ • * * mtmKumnu IO—Ssul’s Cenvsmiea an* Commission. Have your lawn mowers •nod now. We do gmseral repair work, grind eyeies for mowers. Have them reground ready for harvest J. A. Stormont , juurchmnt jwwftbrea .A yussssnfel teentmww tm . t o r n 9m t o m m WeafemuR* «t mm i mm ef Rm nvewge mm* Aim the MW Nsn^GiRlBji) __ Treatmset fiw PtWdiMb Pwritl* -(BeMagfr Wemm%wfi* MM^A>ieaseajffamg8 WPJT-FS DR. J. A. YODER sopatUe Physisiui *»d Frost* X w k • iim n p w i-" j j . I JJW .I)|i *. . lh . I VKflfS L FIRM. OE W H EA T—DO IXAHS f. tauns VMswt Hatrad of the Lord's Dhttiplf* (vv. 1, 2 ). Haul knew fell well that unless tbs movement set on foot by Jesus was •topped it would supersede Judaism, The aebto display o f fatth by StoplieB to sealing hie tesUmeeyjritb hie blood dld not soften Saul’s igdHt, but rather 'ipteoaifiedMe hatred for the Lord end bit disciples. It made him more de­ termined than a##r to stamp out the Nazarene.heresy. The Intensity of his madness sad the extent of it* opera­ tion* sre besl pet forth in M* own word* (Act* 22:4; 88:10-12 It. V.). ^I|t^«sul K»ekla« Against tbs Prick#. I f wheatwere selling for $1 a bushel would you accept SOcjfet yours? It would be no more foolish than accepting 3 or 4, or even ft per cent interest for your idle money when you can get 51 - 2 % IN T E R E S T AND WE PAY THE TAX The figure Imre is that of the east* ant ox driver ftrtlowing tbe ox with • aberp Ron fixed to the end of a ppl*. Th* animat la prodded on with this InatrfiMttat. and if refractory, it kick* against the sharp Iren and injures Itself. This Is a grt.lhic picture of Saul s« be was madly fighting against l e a n * . ’ ( ' *? * - ' I . ; » interferes Saul was smitten with blindnessaed fell to the earth, 2 ., A voice from heaven (vv. 4, 51. This was th* Lard’s voice calling Sanl by name aadasking “Why perseentest then m«y* T« this Saul rolled, “Who ,a?k: ghoei Then awse^he am ewer, *T «m Jean* whom thou p*r- #*cot*et.“ as If to say that persecution of the disciple* is persecutlonof Jesus, tt SauTs loittlry <v. 6). “What wilt thou have me to dor The Lord with perfect safety by Investing it here. Every dollar Is prol by first mortgage on conservatively appraised real estate. I f are selling the use o f yoiir money forJess than market price * in and see us. Tb# tbi*fcy-g« « f the Ohio Elk jMd at Cedar P. gfiet 23, Th* op^ delivered by Hot*' Secretary of StfiT Wilmington lodgi alted Ruler John Colorado, will b and. Attorney G gun will-address Rulers Aseelatioi Ernest Ven Barg alated to succeed Of Toledo as pres tion. Hary D, Ha rotary o f the orj liam Petii df a both having #erv<M years. c ' X < 28Ea^tMain Street SPHINGFIEID, OmO In Ohio 21 villi rt idation froft .%001 ' He Water Works two are without i- 1.500 to s jm th - pad with water w C out; from 1,0<J0 t<jp leges and' twenty ' to 1,000 sixty ha- ofle hundred eigh , family pump whil tints twelve Villa« systems and 308 1 tor of Health H. ja that public offici*1 small villages ma. eration to a publ the' village has o\ . told Mm Mrgo lato Hie city where In­ formation would bo givi 5’ ^ ' ,M H w 4 - * , y , . - ?- - , i \ * - - • <# A reliable committee discover* in •Brooklyn, biggest o f the five boroughs that make iip Greater New York, such corruption and vice, thoroughly or­ ganized, as seem* beyond belief, And across the East river, in Manhattan, official political andjudicialdishonesty 1* organized on a scale of profit gun­ ning to gigantic totals. Shooting, stealing, bootleggipg, hi-jacking, racketeering, among individual* her*, in “ the land of the free and bom* o f the brave,” such is our civilization. e* him ms to • u W W r 1 • 4. 8**1 enterl 7-9). Th* proed persecutorwent hum­ bly Into Damascus, red by his attend- ratal Far the m m of three days he - hr&f? -S v - 11 { feepMrad Mfnd, w*ht m in Mi e^ rjn thpse dayi no famed., w ^ t mortal can know«': Doubtless In this N ik h i got hold of the truth* which .. & . i heads o f big corporation#might the Hon house in ,New York's The Visit Central park zoo and sympathize with the lions. The Rouse is plagued with rats, and the gigantic “cats” in th* cage are so big the rats are too quick for them. An ordinary cat as big as a lion's pfiw could kill the rate quickly Lions cannot. Regular cat* will not stay in the cages, because they -dis­ like the smell o f lions and fear their size. VSeine of our biggest corpora-; tions are unable to attend to small matters in their business and suffer tecMtir 'PcertiimaM Me cravenbMi we# tbs b*s*f fact of. MeM l % . The day Uroomlngwhen all MravflHdb'lMfceid Ah# dazzllof msrg *fjfthhr fion, either tn salvation or m damnation (Phil/2:19, 1); ^ L ^ ’J^MWMIereJ U It* Annies (v».f«M^. ' L Ananias' vision fw , 10-12). The lord appeared to him and Instructed MM to gb to jSauL JHe gave Mm the name o f the etrest* end Haul’s host. and laforWfd Mm that Saul was now ' ^ ' w\wrawtMWraM1 ■ ?•J rfi _ _ _ » * ■ aed tbst hd had pre­ pared Saul by a vision for the coming o f AaasMe, The Lord knows the ram* of tbe street end thenumber of the house,la which hie chosea live, % Ananias' fear and hesitancy (w . 18-18). H* knew of Saul’s ministry rad the authority by which he came. Th* Lord encouraged him to go, as- earing Mssthat Saul was no longer ra enemy bat a chosen vessel to bear heavy ' 08 , t o M H W . Uel», to j “ ! S * j j J 5 1 <^ S 5 S S i * & Chittenden redecorated aiid. remodeled . . . over at jo aialriftir the Hotel Ghittendea' toe i k f me traveler. Home o f the PurM* t Step. Large, comfortable rooms— service. fteMs from ILfO upward. Gei. A Weydig*Manager spite of the fact that they are Mg' cats, are unable to look after their own rats. It is possible to be too Mg for efficiency. ’ Austin J, Roche, poHce chief o f Buf­ falo, N. Y-, says America i* “the meet lawless .country in ,tiie , world,” end adds; “God only knows where we are drifting. Stop this parade to the pris­ ons by boys end girls. Once a boy M girl goes to prison, be is1never again the same. He is forever branded, like they used to brand cattle in the West* Perhaps our philanthropists, judges and lawmakers could invent some bet­ ter prison for young people thin odd in which they play baseball for exer­ cise, go to moving picture* for aaniae- Ment, and. take lessons in crime from older criminals for their education. Mr. Bnisk says: “ B'AeXyOKeM«** ffi# riser /#r mmtw, w* ce* Ml gMiVc l*s ting«iLu»ir*Flnlthln M M # r * 'V tn M » P v e t i m N e w F U b n Kfk m i l H|jtm*i k Ah fliii om thinly ihd to It i nggeiaily taML In OUfelJl, Mkt* the aatnral beauty <<MwiWfiMMy r H a WOOD TONE, ltk t d i iM M t Mtnd «p tinder the hardeit An able American back kom lMssia says the Stalin plan will succeed,.and wiEBbi won’t bother us, hecause there no dumping o f goods. Russians will need for themselves ail they era pro­ duce. They are selling now at ray price they can get, because they must have money for machinery. Some concerns are making money. For instance, you may-congratulate Gerard Swope, head of the General Electric company. He announces $21, 523,722.83 profit for the first six months of this year, It is not as good as last year, but come* Within s cents of earning the regular dividend, the badge ef Me commission should bo greet sugaring for Christ & AnartaW obedience (v. 17)., Hi* fears being reseevA), Ananias went to the boa** where Sail was stopping, put Me hand woo him and affection­ ately addressed Mm as brother. The Mthsrto savage persecutor Is now a brother fa Christ Ananias Informed Mm that the Lard had amt him with wtfflHMMinlaairar v m “That thou slightest receive thy right" b. “Be fllMd with the Holy Ghost* He received his eight forthwith, 4* Sari baptised (w ,l8 ,18). After frill received Me Sight Ananias bap­ tised hist The Lord bestows th* gift egthe Spirit updo whomsoever be win, rad may desigMt* anjon*. whether occnpytag *• oridal position or net to toy hands apt* individuals, IV. Paul Pet Into the Ministry (t Tha. 1:12-14)4 Be w*s ceammioMMl for bis work among the Oeatnae by Jsswr Christ M* did * # anise the Christian minis­ try, let wee gri«d there by the sov­ ereign act of the Lord, He wa* trans­ formed ftom a end a per- saentor through the abradant grace o f . the Lord Jean* Christ A«>9made th* apostle to the Gentile*. those o f any other the dealer or distributor of special The law prices o f rabber and cotton give Firestoneunusualadvantage*due to their world^vride fiiciUties in securing these raw material*and their efficientmanu­ facturing. With tinstone’* .tno*t.■ . 1 — (il i i e >. ^ 50 ^) ,m. faranchaib vnagliousea lind service stores#we ran secure-In' complete iltw ;o( iM h HraefeOtM tiefifi# tubes# batteries# brake lining, rlihs and accessories w U » i f f i r minutes* to ri few hours* time and give our customers values and service that ae* hatduplicated* •y/- It is rumored t ; . tranfser of 900 i : / penitentiary to Lv . within the next n probably will be first- sentence and| ,. nunimurns. Sixteel •’ down torJunction i past week, The po . , sop has^paised th.Ml flc j '*j“ * %. , CK One tibhdred m 1 Baemtures,. All -wj1 the Ohio laws, w)t have ready for dis middle of Septeml ffessrin* has this yearadded more robberro the u**d katvw 20% to 25% mote safe nlleS*c before the w#dhiMeddilia . ■wtotos.ww^ewto*****. »■■ \ , The Rreetonc Dooble Cord Btesker glvee you SIX and ElGHT jpUee under the irw k -wm ifa road ihocks— I mm MMpuncture#—slve* over 50% *tron*er union be­ tween treeg and tire body which etuuraloneer tltc lifo ^ And greeter eefaty. jM Uve rubber penetrate* every cord end coete everyfiber by U mi petented Gum-fNpptoe proceee—thin not only ' felly BQIwf|PWVTIVyffiOM*WraraKIVIMR.WraraMg®riKIPIMMMNBI: «Me gtrse yon 25% to 40% added tire lifo. ' i % P i l l % V l h . ^ l i COMPARE CONSTRUCTION Less than one-tc-j of Ohio’s State H[ composed of eartlj According to Secre( one*; -J. Brown, which is. the large j state, has the gre| -State Highway, more than 228 mill way, less than 11 n( 11,343 miles ' of miles, is “dirt roadf found in only 20 Ohio counties have J each of State' Systef age length of Std county is 128.90 ni k i | $ “ l l T l r g f « * ■ ! l a w m a n # * m i O m r T t r r i ★ i M I G i d w I f c e R r i U b i r y e l i t e M • . e * * * * ' » * ’ » • • • • W i d t h * * • • * * • • * ¥ U e e a t T I r e a d . * * * • • • ■ • T h h l o M M o f T i r e « « . . • ' P r i r a - * • • - * . I h g c a . i n , ' I f t e f t M U w # . ■ - 4 - 7 f i n . ftpUes • 5 9 f t i n . / f t f . f t f I f # o n . I n . 1 I L M S e . S p U r a b S i f t i i a . 1 • 5 - r i # •KA“MeriOrdwH« - “ SpecfolBr«d"tirelsi«doby ton . ______ f»U*r*r and said antier a mein* ffcsi l i lt not identify Mm to the pmMto, he M id i his “ first grade1* tire* mdw Me m s smm , Final preparation, for the opening of State. Falr,rtvhich gates to the public 81, continuing for nights. It is predict one'.of the greatest tory of the state, wi filled to overflowin' fairs will take pluc seven the v^etek fol independent fairs August. COMPARE f i i t c i i i The great eomalsriop does not W4 wi adept the Gospel to every creAtunfc, bet to prdacb til* Gosprt to evsry ctMdrinfi, The Ckripri ofThe first era tury I* the dyramk o f God unto selva 10,000-ten tioa Ih the Twentieth century, -f , W» Firr, ■rulsers Wont to ,tea, it wm foetid that racks di ev*io|ed in an importeirt prirt of the sfrq«Mm. That can be rente-" died by rebuilding in pari. New the cruisers Ate found to relt so badly that accurate gun fire is impogriUs. Tanks and bilge keels will he installed and perhaps trill prevent that. Alftragw . May God totg No the tins of which m toagso# have aot>be*a gnffiy, hat tM«h lave stained th* parity or oar ■riadA-rittrirtFalker. GCJMHMuDMKVK.. • : y#w4iRiiii rSf ’ -Mridtt $*M * f A # f d f f i . f i A7L19. i e f t i M g M i l l - 9 # t§ 7.19 MI-14. 7 .9 1 I f # II WANTED: gear 'Greaai. Wrif* Hairy. Foe prie*,’phone 184, Xsnl*. Fofir new nominal Journalism Hall of , csd by the school oi State University, submitted in 1029 voted upon in thc$. tion now being hel Me: Joseph W« Gi the Cleveland Flair Medary; Charles F. iter of the Plain E the name of Artemu •as a humorist; and i War governor of oi . Western Republics!^ at Marietta, publish at Lancaster, and cj !Cincinnati En(iutrcij Hated are: John W. of the Liberty Ha Ifsacury; James m J WdMria G. Harding Marten Star add lad United States; Ed] Ham Henry Hunger] zette. Election is] vote o f a committee paper men and won] E, A. ALIEN ivittttAJMirttis a a-euurafPV.u-Mi* v , FOR RALE:—1C j acts* trait Im­ proved within 8 miles of CsdarriU*. Nice houw. Large bsrn. SHo. No wait# land, all mraoth. Writ tmmA and tiled. Deep eriL Very reesenaMe NO BUYERS Ne bids were receiv fftm , eouthweaet ten, when offered f c eemprisee IB acres Oi efi <8&488.80. It dirira .JMEVRimi "Wrifi