The Cedarville Herald, Volume 55, Numbers 27-52

CU PAK Y iL iA HERALD , FR ID AY , SEPTEMBER 1«, 193*. Why Buy Oil From Us? B E C A U S E ..................... W e carry only the Best. We have engineers charts specifying • * the proper oil for your machine. W e carry complete stocks at all times. W e train our employees to sell only the proper oil. W e sell at the price you can afford to pay. THAT'S W H t ! Tiolene — Mona Motor — Purol Allvis THRIFTY BUYERS Try Our Wholesale 48c Per gal. & up. FINEST OILS Department THE Carroll-Binder CO. 3 Convenient Stations No. 1— 108 E. Main St. . N o .2— N. Detroit St. No. 3—-Bellbrciok Road 6 C. F. SELF BARBER SHOP (Located in Room Formerly Occupied, by Service Hard­ ware Co.) CIGARS,CIGARETTES,TOBACCO, SOFTDRINKSANDCANDY • ‘ , •*, - . >• Pool and Hillards We Invite a Share of Your Patronage Main S treet, . i C edarv ille , Ohio Do Fertilizers Pay? From a survey conducted in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan 4541 Farmer* amwered— YES. With wheat figured at 40c per bushel they all claim­ ed it paid to use FERTILIZER as their yield was from 8 to 11 Bushels per acre more than where they did not Fer­ tilize, Lowest CASH PRICE in the County on 16 per cent and 20 per cent Acid Phosphate and all mixed goods DELIVERED TO FARM. 20 Per Cent $19.00 16 Per Cent $16.00 Call and set t a € before buying. PEED OF ALL K INDS Best Grades o f Atl Kinds o f Coal ALL COALS ADVANCING IN PRICE Call or See Me Before Buying C. L. McGuinn TELEPHONE— 3 South Miller St. , Cedarville, O. H O R SE S h c o w s U j f J H s u _ MAIN OFTiCt ttlu n b u t.o h lo w a i z i K P hone C hawokb C A L L JREENE COUNTY FERTILIZER Tel. S it, X « tls . O . MORE ALIENS LEAVE THANARRIVE INU. S. Change in Immigration Tide Laid to Depression. New York.—America has Just about ceased to be {be land o f .opportunity to tbe European peasant and unskilled. laborer if Immigration figures on rec­ ord at Ellis island can be accepted as a criterion. Tbe influx of aliens Is diminishing week by week. During the fiscal year ended June 30 tbe total of immigrants admitted at this port from all foreign countries fell to 116,705—approximate­ ly. This Is only a little-more than one- third o f the total of entries for tbe fiscal year of 1029-1030, which was re­ corded at 302,304, On the other hand the number of aliens leaving these shores for their homelands is increasing steadily. Dur­ ing the twelve-month period which has just come to a close some 184,080 of them filed through ElUs islands on their way back to the “old countries” as compared with a corresponding to­ tal o f 170,412 fo r the fiscal year which closed June 30,1030. ^ Depression to Blame.' i Old Man Depression Is to blame—or be credited. With mills and factories closing down, or Tunning on reduced schedules throughout the country, building operations coming to a stand­ still and farmers unable to hire help, the alien within our gates is finding It more and more difficult to find employ­ ment-even by undercutting the na­ tive-born worker, In many places, too, preference Is give to America’s own needy in the distribution of relief funds—-another thing which makes It difficult for tlie sojourning immi­ grant to understand this land o f ours. At least that is the way the immigra­ tion officials size up the situation. The Immigration tide began to turn outward early last year. Between Jan­ uary 1 and the end of June o f that year the departures outnumber*# ,W-, ----------- * v m JSUI M u m TO NRBT Ths G u m Coottfcy School Bus Driy- •r*Associationwin rorgssiss. **>4 pu tters « f isspertsaes to its member­ ship w ill be discussed * t the second annual assembly room Saturday at 2 P. M, -f ’ W. C.T.U. NOTES Sponsored by Cedarville W . C , T . U . NOTICE There has been a rumor circulated la Cedarville concerning me and my friends sad I wish my friends sad pa­ trons to ki.aw through the columns of this paper that sold rumor is entirely unjust sad untrue. AR TH U R ,PAYN E , Sheriff-Goslin Sales Co., 492 N . Limestone S t., (A dv .) Springfield, Ohio Wanted— To purchase timothy seed,' red clover seed, mammoth clover seed. Call ns fo r prices, Dewine sad Ham -' men, Yellow Springs, O. Phone IS3. rivals In the country by 9,348. Flgu for July, August and September mate­ rially increased- the excess, .The VeBk of the overflow' was reached in May when a total o f 8,577 aliens departed voluntarily to the lands whence they came and when another 1,597 who had been found undesirable for one reason or another were forcibly deported- During the same month the total of in- coming immigrants amounted to only 2,479 admitted for permanent resi­ dence for all ports of the country. Decline of 90 Per Cent. This compared with an average of 3,051 monthly for the preceding ten months o f the fiscal year. The May total was 69.4 per cent below the monthly average of 8,095 for the last fiscal year, 87,7 per cent below the monthly average for-lQ30 and 89,4 per cent below the average for the fiscal year 1020—the figures dealing in each case with immigrants officially classi­ fied as, aliens defined, for purposes of the record as immigrants who ant uounce their Intention of making their homes here. ' ' The department’s figures show that immigration as a whole and for the entire country has declined 90.3 per cent' since three years ago when the influx from all sources except Mexico was practically normal. The propor­ tionate decrease was . larger in some cases, particularly for the Irish Free State, Scandinavian countries, Ger. many, and Great Britain, while that for Italy was 68.5 per cent and for Asia only 50.2 per cent. Immigration officials up to a year or so ago were Incline* to give credit to the diminishing immigration tide to a strict enforcement of the lmmlgra tlon quotas laws. Under a policy laid down by President Hoover in Septem ber, 1030, consular offices began with holding visas from applicants who might become public charges upon their arrival here and so zealously was this rule carried out that It came to the pass where a majority o f aliens admitted for permanent residence were near relatives of American citizens and aliens resident in the United -States. This, of course, cut down the Influx tremendously. But it Is only In tlie last 18 months or so that the outflow has’ begun to gain the balance In volume and the author­ ities say there is no doubt the depres­ sion is primarily to blame. The Association Against the Pro­ hibitum Amendment is the outstand­ ing "w et” organization in the United States. Its leaders are wealthy men who want the return o f the liquor traffic to relieve them o f their income and corporation taxes, Out o f *425,000 received by this organization, eight millionaires gave 47 per cent o f the amount, 20 millionaires gave 64 per cent and 53 millionaires gave 75 per e'ent. Irene DuPont says if beer is re­ stored and taxed by the government it would save ,his companies *10,000,- 000 annually in corporation taxes. These men want the laboring men to drink the beer and pay their taxes. For every man that might he em­ p loyed'by the return o f beer, there would be three fired from mills and industries that would lose the beer money. ' * * * . Judge B . D . Sartin o f Wichita Falls, Texas says there are just three argu­ ments for liquor: first, 1 want liquor to drink; .second, I want to make a profit from the manufacture and sale of liquor; third, I want the drinker to help pay my taxes. And, says Judge Sartin, the third is the moat wicked o f the-three. PoSsibly prohibition’s greatest peril is the Ignorance o f the oncoming gen­ erations. -They have not heard the wails o f the women and children. They have not felt the pangs o f hun­ ger, nor worn the rags o f penury and shame—the ravages o f the old regime, the bestowals o f inebriety.—Los An­ geles Times. Best Girl’s Photograph Saves Young Man’s Life New Lexington, Ohio.-—To a picture of his best girl and a bank book be carried In his coat pocket Ray House­ holder owes his life. Driving home after a call on his girl friend, Householder was greeted by m volley of revolver shots at a lonely spot. Two bullets crashed his wind­ shield, but a third went through his 'coat and through the picture and bank ' book, was deflected, and burled itself in his amt. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR HAS TREASURE HUNT THURSDAY XThe Christian .Endeavor o f the First Presbyterian Church entertained the students o f Cedarville College last Thursday evening. The students all gathered at the church and after an excursion about town landed at the Taylor 'Cliffs where a weiner roast was enjoyed. A b ou t. eighty were present. if. W . C . A . G IVES AFTERNOON TEA FOR STUDENT GIRLS The Y . W . c ! a . o f the College gave an afternoon tea and reception for the nfftr girl students in the base­ ment o f the Library Monday after­ noon a t four o'clock. M iss Doris Hartman was program chairman. Miss Eleanor Bull gave a vocal solo; Misses Florence McLaughlin and Martha Waddle a vocal duet; M iss Bazore, instructor in dramatic, art, is reading. Y . P. C . U . ENTERTAINS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS TUESDAY The Y . P. 6 . U . o f the United Presbyterian Church gave a reception Tuesday in the church dining room in honor o f the new college students. The program o f entertainment includ­ ed various games. Refreshments were served during the evening. A - bout 100 were present. LEGAL NOTICE Osage Indian Buys' Bride for 50 Ponies Hominy, Okla,—A bride for 50 ponies was "purchased” recently by Thomas Whitehorn, nineteen* year-old Osage Indian, In one of the most elaborate native cere­ monies In years here, The bride, Lucille Matin, like the bridegroom, is descended from a line of Osage chiqfe and assist­ ant chiefs. The couple had been married In a Christian wedding n month previous to their Mtive ceremony. Notice is hereby given that I. J. Fulton, Superintendent o f Banks o f Ohio, in charge o f tbe liquidation o f The Exchange Bank, Cedarville, Ohio, has through his duly appointed Special Deputy Superintendent of Banks filed with the Clerk o f Courts an instrument setting forth that a certain claim fo r preference has been .asserted by one O, R. Lee against the assets o f said bank and all parties in­ terested will take notice that an ap­ plication fo r the payment o f the same will be filed with the Clerk o f the Common Pleas Court, Greene County, Xenia, Ohio, on or before the 27th day of September, 1932, and will come on fo r hearing before said court on the 27th dqy o f September, 1932, at 9 o'clock, A . M ,, Or as soon thereafter as the same may be heard. Any person wishing to object to the- payment Of said claim may do so in the manner provided in Section 710-99 o f the General Code of. Ohio. I. J. FULTON , Superintendent o f Banks o f the State o f Ohio, in charge o f the liquidation o f The Ex­ change Bank, Cedarville, Ohio. For S a le :- Farm Produce, Cream, i E ggs, MUk, 20c gallon* Bring contain­ ers. Dunkle Farm , Kyle Road. E , B. M ILLS KEEN RUTTER RAZOR STROP DRESSING By Mail- -25c box f SOOT REMOVER Cleans flues. I revents fires. Saves fuel. By mail, 8 oz» box 50c. KORN KURE—Mighty Fm> B y M a il 2 5 c b o ttle J. B. STRONG, 238 N. West St., Xenia, O. Thought*' Iravril Thoughts conus lo our minds by aw nuee which are left open, and thought* go out it our minds through avenue* which vte never voluntarily opened *"R* W, Emerson. . Brasil'* Official Language Portuguese Is the official language o f Brasil, H Is the only Latin Amer­ ican country in which that Is the pro veiling language.--Pathfinder Magn zlne, jl ■ U k * • p ite course o f true growth never vus *rooGtb.~Amerlcat> Msgsslne, FOR SALE— W indfall apples. P. M . Gillilan BARN SUBSTANTIAL INCOME Sailing Penay-a-Day Accident amt Sicknees jpaHdea, A lso dollar a year Burglar policy. W rite 8 I5 -K A , Guar­ antee T itle B ldg., Cleveland, Okie. .— ......... I FOR SALE— .Young Hampshire Boars ready for service. Howard A r­ thur. Phone 12-173. , j NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f John B . Taylor, Deceased A - H , Creswell has been appointed and qualified as Administrator o f the estate o f John B . Taylor, late o f Greens County, Obi?, deceased. Dated this 3rd day o f Augu st, 1982. S . C. WR IGHT , Probate Judge o f said County. TIME TO RE-ROOF! DO YOU KNOW: THAT a roof can he purchased cheaper from us? - THAT your carpenter is ypur neighbor and jieeds your work? « THAT you will pay for labor-and material only to amount used? THAT no "padded” area is figured in order to quote a lower v pripe per square? THAT we will inspect your roof without charge? THAT if you are worthy of credit we will carry your account more cheaply than an outside roofing contractor? THAT we are one community and your interest is our interest? THEN! Let’s forget "Europe” and take care of things at home. We as­ sure you we can give you a better roof for less money. Come in, ’ or give us a ring, and we will call' and measure your roof and give you ah estimate. Let us prove it to you. 1 1 ;' C. T . & F. E. EWRY. Phone 214 Cedarville, Ohio- Printing for Particular people Good Printing * * Inspires Confidence When you send out a poorly printed circular, or any printed matter, you make a very bad im­ pression upon its recipient. When you send out a well printed circular, you in­ spire confidence and resect. The quality o f your printed matter reflects the dignity and distinction o f your business enter­ prise. <* We do exert printing at reasonable prices; you have nothing to worry about when you place* a printing order with us----- thework will be turned out promptly, correctly, and will be o f the kind that inspires, confidence, creates interest and im­ presses with its good taste and neatness. Give us your order the next time you need to have some printing done, and we’ll prove that we liv e . up to all the claims in this advertisement. 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