The Cedarville Herald, Volume 60, Numbers 27-52

aMAMBaIK m m m w m m t m m m w t m m to r « E C E D A R V I L L E H E R A L D W AW tM B U U i EDITOR AND PUBLISHER A sms .} MUMi T«* w vtm Am * >pttg*d itfctkt Port Qffic*, Codarville, Ohio, October 81.1887, M 4 m m 4 ^ » - -sBc9RCf9R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 ( in tiw monMar % a, m, « * * W fte , aonday’* Included, Young f ir lf wwa barmaids uni had to wortc Ifiunday* gad holidays, TH«welfare of girl* In a grocery wm questionable but perfectly proper in beer Joints under Roosevelt'S Hew Deal. KLUXER SLACK STAYS ON THE HIGH COURT Kla Kluxer Hugo Black will continue to hold hi* seat on the United State* Supreme Court, that much is certain regardless of Hie action of the Supreme Court in turning down certain petitions Monday* The Court could do nothing else, as we are informed hy /conservative legal ability, Black was nominated regularly and ^confirmed -in regular order by the Senate. Had there been a loop hole in his papers there was a chance of holding up his seat, but there was not and the Alabama police court Kluxer will hold his membership until impeached. I t may be well that Black holds his seat and while most people believe Roosevelt named the southern hill-billy for spite, the public gets the meat of Roosevelt’s purpose of packing the court with his brand of stool-pigeons, The opinion handed down Monday, however leaves an opening for most any litigant to file objections to Black occupy­ ing his seat, if it can be shown his rights are in danger. Tues­ day, Chid? Justice Hughes in assigning certain cases to the various judges gave Black the case wherein the Senate ravaging committee for Communistic publicity, raided various offices seeking private correspondence against William Randolph Hearst, wealthy publisher, a Catholic. Another case was where the southern Klan was interested. An important case to be assigned yet is thpt of two colored boys which the court was liberated twice, but a southern jury finds them guilty a third time, and appeal is made to the U. S. Court, Southern states have paid no attention to the court ruling that negroes have a constitutional right to a seat on juries, 'the, same .as whites. It will be interesting to read Black’s opinion if this c*se is assigned to him, Hearst will of course challenge Black’s right to sit on his case as he (Black) in the Senate supported the raiding of private offices. Theremight have been a.bit of irony in the assignment of such cases to Black, And again there may not have been. THE SHOE IS NOW ON THE OTHER FOOT The New,Dealers have either lost foreign markets for our manufactured goods or ruined the market for American cptton abroad. We have hut one country that is using any amount of bur cotton, Japan, and most of it is now being used to make war explosives. While the nation enjoyed a good wheat harvest yet each month we must take our quota of imported wheat from Russia 1under a New Deal treaty with.the Communistic government This country will harvest the largest corn crop known within the last twenty-five years yet under New Deal treaties we must take somuch South American corn each month. The same is true with farm as well as manufactured products from Canada. Yet Roosevelt, demands farm crop-restriction of our farmers who must sell in a world market in competition with importations from abroad. This week Xenia Retail Merchants protested to the New Deal State ^Department over a proposed treaty with Czecho­ slovakia which if signed Will permit importation of foreign made shpes that are made With twenty-five and fifty cent a day labor. Until the New Deal was born congress had to pass on . all such, treaties but Roosevelt would not trust Congress and If*d the law changed giving him power to authorize treaties. If the New' Deal norinal granary plan is enforced with foreign importations of grains the American farmer will feel the pinch just as Xenia merchants, and especially shoe manu­ facturers, if the shoe treaty is signed. Heretofore most all appeals from business interests go unheeded in Washington. Just a few days ago building material interests seeing the bubble on home building about to burst and steel dropping to sixty-percent production, made effort to get the ear of the New Deal but the ’’Nothing Doing” sign.was hung out on the delegation. . ’ How that the Democratic Executive Committee has developed a none for investigation, such aa impeachment of its own sheriff and the case against Supt. Kildow, both of which were hope, we might mention there iB- yet the Greene County Children's Board, tliat might have a little light turned on it. Chairman Henry would not need -much more evidence than calling a former sheriff to relate where he found a truck load of property that belonged to the county, The case has laid dormant for seyeral months, even the Children's Home Board has not -een fit to take any action. Here Is a good chance to show up some Republi­ cans, and of course incidently .a few good Hew Dealers. Homer, pay-dirt is just around the comer. Safety fo r your investment. Ia-! Bare Safely with CedarrilW Federal sured up to .$5,000, CedarviHe Federal Savings * Loan Association, Savings & Loan Association. For Sale—21 head of Delaine breed­ ing owes, age 4 and* § years. Flock has bam eufied, Phone *9. Roosevelt in Ida air raid Tuesday night took a. pot shot a t “industrial­ ists", whatever that tprm implies. At any rate it sounded good to the mob and to those who wish, for riches with­ out effort and expect Roosevelt to de­ liver soon. In speaking of “industrial­ ists” we. just wonder what Jim} Farley will be termed when he be­ comes president of the automobile company a tr a salary of $50,000 a year, . This company make-, ;'5GQ8 cars at present that are sold only b that class off ill-reputed • c:tizcns.' whom Roosevelt terms “eeou-j::)ic royalists." The stock in the company is almost worthless at the present time when Jim heepmes president the company will only offer the public ten million dollars worth of the new stock, all of which will be good of course. If Andy Mellon was alive and wanted to sell that *much stock he would be termed a Jesse .JameB but James, the Hew Dealer, a $50,000 executive, will carry .the blessing of King Franklin and also Hugo Black, the Kluxer. Dr, H. N. Williams • DENTIST Tallow Springs, Ohio X-RAY EQUIPMENT R, W. MacGregor. For Sal*-—Prep bushel. P. M. GiUUan $*e por Phone W, For Sale—Dining room suit, t*W*, buffet, * chairs, solid oak, Good as now. WUl sell cheap. Mrs. Carl Ross, CedarviHe, Route 1, COLLEGE NEWS Reverend *Howard Kannaford of Tokyo, Japan will be the speaker at the Chapel Service, Friday morning, 11:20 Qdock. Reverend Hannaford is ,a member of the North Minster Pres­ byterian Church‘but has spent some fifteen years as a teacher in one of the schools in Tokyo. The meeting is open ito the public. Today & Tomorrow B E X A l l . I f SALE BUY. 1 ARTICLE FOR THE REGULAR PRICE AND BUY ANOTHER FOR lc RubingAlcohol,pint ...... 2 for 26c AspirinTablets, 100s ....... 2 for 50c Rexall ColdTablets ........ 2 for 26c PepsodentAntiseptic ...... 2 for 51c KlenzoFacial Tissue ....... 2 for 21c HotWaterBottle,yr. guar.2 for $1.01 Mi31ToothPaste ..... '.... .2 for 26c AdhesiveTape, 1in.x5yd.. 2 for 26c HaliverOilCapsules.......2 for$1.01 LoriePerfumedToiletSoap .2 for 11c ALSO HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY ■mrsMuss While the Supreme Court is and has been more in the public print, due to the addition of a Kluxer, it has been called to our attention that but two attorneys in this county have ever practiced before the highest court, L A. Finney and Judge Frank L, Johnson. The former was city iolicitor for Xenia and appeared in he case against Michael: Dugan, charged with violation of the prohibi­ ten law. Judge Johnson was defend­ ing Dugan. What change, time does make, or is it evolution of the Ten- .lessee brand of man’s: origin from the lower animal strata* or is it the New Deal origin that man. was not created but “just growed like Topsey of Uncle rpm’s. Cabin.” In those days men of outstanding legal ability were named :o the Highest Court, today all we need is a good rubber stamp th a t will accept orders from those higher up. President McGhcsney and Professor Under the Rposevelt standard the lay-. Hostetler will be in attendance at the man today knows more than the law- ’Conference on Teacher Training and yet and his fine print contracts. If Requirements of the State Depart- the two Gretene countaians have ment of ..Education at Columbus on aspirations t o ‘appear once more be-Friday and Saturday. They will re- fore the Court they had better rush turn Friday evening f the Booster business for with five more Roose. Banquet, volt non-compoops like the last, and ; - ■ both will have to hold membership in Justin Hartman will head a delega­ t e Klan before they can appear be- tion to Cincinnati this week to attend fore the “white robbed" tribunal, the Conference of the Ohio Council of i 1 ---- —- ‘ !Religious Education at the Hyde Park There is a wide field open' today Community Church, for ministers to sign up in the Lewis C. I. O. union campaign. Scores of ministers are now drawing $5,000 year and all expenses. Lewis con- They wil1 he Placed ducts a school for training not only rooms ministers but office executives that . .. „ T . have talent for public speaking and Co.mo t o ®009ter D,nner*F" day know enough about mob psychology >avemng; Telephone your reservations to handle foreigner, and the unedS you ^ * * 8ent m y0ur natt,e' cated. The New Deal is drawing on graduates from this s ir months1 school and giving them jobs a t fat salaries to go among industrial workers and conduct ejection con­ tests- as to whether Lewis or Green will, have control of the factory pay­ roll. When such elections are held the owner or authority in charge is not permitted on the grounds at the polls. There can be challengers for each side. The company manage­ ment is in the minority all the time as the regional director is for the union ' and he has two challengers. The company only two. challengers. The unibn always is right, the com­ pany wrong. Here is a chance for more ministers. Homer Martin, the wheel-horse of the Lewis union tells the auto manufacturers what to do, on a job that pays more than being ■a preacher, which he abandoned. Three dozen much needed oak a chairs arrived at the college this week. in the Study LADIES—The last time your husband looked so grand was the day he proposed. We wouldn’t have believed it unless we bad seen it our­ selves . . . the improvement this Fall clothing makes in the average, good natured, hard working married man. It bringB back that sparkle to the eye . . . that square­ ness to the shoulder that devil-may-care look that he had when he didn’t have tonsils and taxes to worry about. . to the> wives Is . . or should be. A word sufficient Vogue Shop Suits and Topcoats $25 . And More V O G U E SHOP 20-22 8* Fountain Ave, Springfield, OHI* - r ig h t p rice ,.. S iA M i* e ig h t time . . . M Mt* r ig h t place... TO B n . 1WFAL 1 0 1 t l T ■ • ' - ...... I ‘ • ' \ •- '• ‘ a n d JtcuM t o n ly , a ^euA amqhm d a y i ! Never before have we assembled so la rg e a . f collection o f beautiful coats. Now’s the time to , buy—when there’s a variety o f Battering Printzess styles to select from . . . when the price is tight and the weather's getting cool! Come in and let us show you the complete line o f Printzess charmers we have for VChoose Your Coat Week" 1 Don’t wait till the last minute—come in noW and get that coat you- want* $19.75 to $69.7$ f i l R N E Y i f i Rev. r Howard Buck Kester, Nash­ ville, Tenn., jumped the pulpit* into the Lewis-Roosevelt camp to head the new Union of Tenant Farmers in the South. Kester preached in Cincin­ nati, Tpesday, in a theatre, spread­ ing the gospel for tUe Church League for Industrial Democracy. More preachers are needed in the Lewis campaign to bring about the Roosevelt plan of tha "more abundant life," It would be our guess from what we know of the south that any northern minister that enlists in this regiment better have an armored suit that Wtfuld withstand tar and feathers Kester told his. audience Tuesday, that in many places in the south the union has supplanted the church, “and that we are out to recapture the dynamic insight of earlier Christianity.” That statement and Roosevelt’s “state of the nation" are said to be of Klan origin, the latter being part of the work for those who could Wear the red sash around the white gown, I A salesman for a Cincinnati house that calls on us has a good lecture on ( how conditions are in that city. He I has a brother-in-law that owns •» grocery in a residential section, The \ Roosevelt-Lewis union organizers ] took over the grocery and igcat clei ks in timt city to continue the plan of destruction of property nears people into accepting the union terms. Cfetin stores had their plate glass windows [ smashed by the score. Stores Were forced to close to six o’clock whether it suited the patrons or not. Wage? were fixed for clerks whether the store did $1,000 a Week or $100 a week, ail being the Same. In addition under :an Ohio law female help could only work so many hours a day. All stores had to he closed holidays, This was for grocery and meat stores. Just across the street was a Roosevelt beer joint that operated from seven o’clock L o C ; Mrs, M Visiting n htgton, a; returned Dr. Pai has rente Xenia Av week. Mr. anc the waek- Ipd., with Chesnut u Mr. and Saturday expected t< They are c ’ expect to i The uni t borealis lf> traded me ity. The » i and some ‘ , Mr. and i tertained a ner last ? i of Mr, an sister, Mrf Mr. and ; cago retui were acco: i Mrs,. Garb i relatives ir ville the pi i t Miss El< Mr. and ft .^teaches in was opera! ' ‘appendiciti, i . . Latest re’ 1 recovery. Former ■ i who has be returned tc t chased Thi j formerly < i Fletcher, son was eo i itor’s office I - roll accoun | The yeai high schoo supervision this place, honor. It superior A National S . of Journali medal awa | lumbia U- merib and i l is the^higt fleets high of the' pub . The Ros .Tuesday, C ing. The j masqueradi | warded in Most j Att> Most Gomi small float tests 60c. he held fo) will be a 4 ers, “Kidn. freshmonts free admis We h 'd 1< a larger c evening. PATSY Hi in “NO l Specir | Motion high schoc These | the State cation am permission i ) ROCHE! ^ “BO1 I Aa ac* | furnishes f: THE J “A Ds Mimic, § FRED Y M FR » I “1