The Cedarville Herald, Volume 61, Numbers 1-26

(? — s t r o v e i r o n t B i C E D A R V I L H H E R A L D BULL EDITOR AND PUBLOBBB , Cadnrvffla, Ohio, O ctober 81 ,1887 , l I 1*1! C M o f t h * G o i c k n W « * t fUDAY , APRIL 18 , 1988 _ _ _ _ _ _ SHOULD QfVE COKN CONTROL A TRIAL ntiM T hava tfcair p lann ing an d th ink - lea con tro l r * tW do it themaelvafi cab t t u su ppo rt tk f W allace-Rooeevett RuaaUn is l l lB i s d fo r everybody in R ussia and re fu sa l W e r e th e firing squad . . However in th is who would ra th e r mans e e h is own business d ts ta to ria l ru le , b e ad low , receive h is lashes in th e o f p e a s ltie e s a d like hu R educing com aee rsg e , in a s ta te never W e e s recogn ised a s an ex p o rte r o f an y g re a t am oun t o f co rn , w ill u nd e r th e p lan be In th e m a rk e t fo r com p robab ly g row s la Iow a, a g re a t ex p o rte r o f corn , Less co rn m eans lees fe e d fo r hogs end c a ttle . ^ I t is to be re g re tted th a t more o f ou r peop le canno t b e sen t to Russia to rem a in a t le a s t one y e a r, W illiam BulHek, n Com m unist from New York, found one y e a r enough and h e is now in P aris, F ran c s . Then, in a s m uch a s moet o f u s canno t go to Russia w h e re W allace-Tugw ell an d o th e r Communist New D ea lers go t-th e AAA id eas, we shou ld have it lea st one y e a r o f th e experim en t here . You a re assu red crops u n d e r th e p lan n o t even d ro u g h t, fro st, o r floods c an check i t Any m an th a t c an m ake gold h igh o r low in p rice an d considers th a t th e old Am erican y a rd stick by m a them atica l m easurem en t is tw en ty - five thou san th a o f a n inch too to n g ce rta in ly can con tro l th e e le­ m en ts w ith w hich th e fa rm e r h a s h ad to gam b le fo r a cen tu ry o r m ore. . ? „ A new s item says a coun ty ag en t h a s h e sita ted to advocte th e p resen t p la n fo r fa rm e rs . H e shou ld n o t w ork fo r th e re w ill b e tim e enough to w o rry when coun ty lo ca l op tion fa c e s th e h is people, I f o rd e rs com e to Ohio a s in G eo rg ia in th e se con­ tests* th e coun ty ag en t w ill be found w ith a ll o th e rs d raw ing governm en t checks monthly* even to old ag e pensioners* th a t o rd e rs m ust be obeyed an d lin e u p w ith th e liq u o r forces* op no m ore checks f o r a ll th e social agencies, even th e farm er,; The G eorg ia re su lts on local op tion in ru ra l coun ties looks lik e r e ­ tu rn s from som e Roosevelt Bowery p re c in e tin N ew Y ork City. v '* 1 \ j- r ^ _> * h , r * *' . f PROCEEDING W ITH CAUTION ■ * Dtctriersfop m Sw l * M m A «f» 1— Friday Wl— tbs I m n vefod Is vets, especially of the i « Democratic U tn n retea proved whet wo barest time* miertoasd is ibis solatia that .thafiestb was asfcNew Deal hi ^e**» ocrade, Of th* lie oolos H b m * do ts frws south Dtaea lias »»y t t i every eeotl some ooegroeokaal opposition. This also indicates that WPA Mho lasusy M used by Booeevelt Isedirs doss sot atony* oesro even cotumssawn from down south, Kooeevsit has been in a rage since the hill was defeated and it is «vw suggested boat the Whito House that Its may taka a foMsg trip to African waters on a government war vassal. i isa vwss «z u mo«fJB» Maaoa a*d mod (■Kawmaars sad L d ispo sa l p lan t. I t is ev id en t now th a t 818*808 w ill not cov er th e village** sh a re o f th e improvement* W e And th a t ou r ing v illag es a re also funding ad d itio n a l costs add ed as. su its b e p icked .... ....................................................... , . p e rfec ted . .................................. I t a p p ea rs to us t h a t th e S ta te B oard o f H ea lth should b e whst BoosevtH pcopc onsulted firs t As to ty p e o f p la n t fo r o p r needs, th is ho a rd haV- trot of au education, in g th e final app rov a l o f th e com pleted p la n t anyw ay . l « u itfo the public,- F rom th e ang le o f th e p ro p e rty ow ner h e should have a ll th e fa c ts f o r i t is adm itted some k ind o f assessm en t o r re n ta l p la n m u s t b e w orked o u t to c a re f o r th e p la n t overhead a f te r it is in sta lled . O u r experience in "p u llin g ourselves o u t o f th e hole** fo llow ing th e closing o f th e bank* Should he a w arning to s ta y aw ay from a h ig h overhead expense. T h e v o te r w ill de- ^ ______ r - « * .« ■ * » » * <* «*» r t J k Z S . one m o re th a n th e firs t estim a te ox 815*000, i t is no easy m a t- gating committee contxiwd of t e r to secu re 65 p e r c e n t m a jo rity on any bond issue so th a t b e - d u d flv« fo re any co n trac ts a re m ade involving finance* m ore d e ta il m u s t b e g iven th e p ro p e rty owners. WMWMMl s r ' got months there has bsea h»i fad­ ing between Vice president Gamer and PFP. At time* for poHtieSt pur­ poses announcement he* been made to keep"a different picture before tH» people but newspapermen and cloae friend* of Gamer have admitted the tmth of AHreport*. The south!* for Gamer even for the nett nomination. We will m#ke 8 prediction that if the break between theap two continues the south will dedfand impeachment of Rooseveltbefore his barm eocpirm. Kb pew grounds ^ouit he naieaassy for. such a step. There*' are hundred* At old line Democr»ta, and Somethat can be named In Ohiolsnd nearby counties that cannot «n* get an awdieneewith the JFHMiAvenuie Play Boy. Thetwo young Communist New York lawyers that now direct preeidentiat activities mart be considered first. Yon can im» magine how the i»emocrstflist.[has! always hern regular and given finan­ cial support feels over thesHuatkm. the past is fur from correct. Even WmxfoewWilwm but hi* bill did not provide that he a* president ahould be made a dictator even with leglalatlve «nd Judicial powars. This is R elt R^owed, wren to eon-. ll hut he could not ttU itt thepubUe^ The Seventh IMa- trict <k»gr*Minan* Akwhire followed the load of the party whip regardless ofthefactthatriidatSprhig^UBwu- oerato oppoeed the hill, i "f" 1'* <-i ^ ; I t lookswowbke Sen. Vic. Bouahey I HAVE MOVED from 27 1-2 W est H igh S tree t to >/ • 271-2S*LIMESTONEST. Spring field , O h i o . over W bolw orth’s 5 & 10 w here I w as fo rm erly located PHONE MAIN 800 v D K » G E O R G E A . S M I T H DENTIST Open Daily and Tues.* Thurs. and Sat. Evenings BUYCHICKS-STARTEDCHICKS Blood Tested Custom Hatching Hone C ity Hatchery H i Baherf Ate 11mm H i Sprl«*i«Ms O, Number 1 Distillate Grade Kerosene PureWhiteGasoline Tractor Oils Tractor Greases Prompt Delivery TsefjMAisswaas* I B T h e C a rre M in d e rC o aenatora and fi e congmsamM. What will,i»pp«when thisowamittaegeta to uncovering the WA graft. Down in Tennessee crtiienj talk of the new scandal in much larger tcrWa and in a more critical way than northern Democrats did of the^Tea Pot Dome” Reports from Washington indicate New Dealers are not satisfied with the makeup of the committee. Dona- hoyhas never been a 100 per cent fol­ lowers of the New Deal hot Boose- vett or Parley cannot threaten him with WPA Withdrawal# and get away with i t The New Dsal is out to hang Arthur Morgan to save the face of Sen. Georga Berry* Bern., head of a powerful labor union that tried to col­ lect NMHhMNOTor a supposed marble deposit under Norris dam* Arthur Morgan used government witnesses and records to prove there wasno de­ posit of that klnd there. Beyl Did not this make many a Now Deal face red in Washington? a beeping testier and a SheAM. MadHBangarni ef the Ant I* . iiw POt 1 AUB—tmatt •out* ae - e id othar enMwdldlnga; laaand ? ail. Nerth ef XmUa,« mllm south e< YeliM* apringei work ia eity and live the countryj; reaeennhly prieed. and ka fiMMeod. Iaa«h* ef gehmidt haalty A Ids. Agey„ Xanla. O. N O T IC E and ail kinds of fiow r pleats. Fua t n i ^ oOhboge reed# sow. [plants wttl he fee sale at Wright's Whito VMa Greses#. G E O . S H E E L Y NMl Crowned by pie eatold mUtleae ef radio aadlented throesh mt the wortd ee ‘TPta Qseon and the Xing of flwgf* Jeeaette MacDonald sad Nelson Eddy are oo-starred for the fourth time in “The GW ef the Golden. West,” the grandest thrill 'rinse marie' tame to-the sersea, 7 ' tilt HiniAt i ’ .MNMLtr ruwfiBnt Mifafoii 'charmed ,mliBona who «*w his'flmt"piritire “Nsaghty Marietta.” And words cannot describe the lyrical loveliness of the one eaW Jmarite MacDtoBald. T%e teader thea^ the,love of Ramer- rea GWhaadit tor the Girl ef the Golden We«n Is sosMthiag to ehdtfoh for a fong time, •* ; t , . T r * mtm INVEST IN PAINT INSTEAD OF BErAIES Von will find Manna’s Chatn Sea) Paint it food inturand# afaimt tspaiw. 49 wv-nl|N|lf BJNw SPREADS FURTHER (M U na .rua Iw lwm .lM . WEARS LONGER W-*> ir V * fofcF- ' BABY CHICKS A HATCH EACH WEEK FttUnawna Twaiwd suadl Ctdlnti Flenriks CUSTOM HATCHING *% e P a r E gg Ort«r’s Hatchery Phane:fd# YeBew Byriags, OW# aMWHPHHPwHf aupal . Baby Chicks ...........................lima.... i■*■(«ii........ .................. . u...... ^ u , i W e h a v e c o n n e c tio x ig w i t h tw o h a t c h e r i e g t o l u m i g h E m b r y o C h i c k s . S e e u s b e f o r e y o u o r* H e r y o u r C h ic ic L . llm. mm,.,.r ; ^ v m w • V K M T I l d U b f l k l l ; W e w ili te s t you r soil to de term ine G rade and am oun t o f F e rtiliz e r needed . See us ab o u t ten ting b efo re o rd e rin g y o u r F e rtilize r. r . V : ' 1 •: mUpmlm SPRING P ICS - ' to * w* th e f ttr iw l Fnogrhmt an d a ta rt,y o d r Pig# R ig h t" CUSTOMGinmniGandMIXING DW Pu rm a FonnuU . Let u a g rind an d m lk y m ir g r a i^ r>-. go*R#foMiller fit. THe Pu-Rl-Na S to re m E P H O N E ^ S G e d a rw ill^O , in-, *" u»' ‘-1 ’ V ■ 4~, j?t■t- V <rit Ttlf Pic K g HI k pmct ii r ^ t s wyi th e Ben Herbert Bigelow, Serial- » t leader in Cincinnati for years, was an ardent BooeeveH supporter hot he was elected to' eongreea on the Democratic ticket, He refused to sup­ port the Bousevelt court packing phm and last week voted against.Die dicta­ torship hill. He now has some mis­ givings about the lafostipendtegpro- g*»m of 4 l- t Wlik»n to tsperiment on whst is already dead. The Bev. Mill nest he on the eonserVatite aide and prohsWy termed a s "economic mysl- 111 ^. The view taken by Bfgtow is just whst thousands ef others tMok hut the passion of a mad man must he satisfied* regardless of the cost or the consequences, ■ik u * iN o i n e i I Edward White, whose place of!, residence Is unknown, will take »m!ee S that Ojisl U White ha# fiisd her pe­ tition against him tm divorce 1» &asei No- 81888 ef the Cmmm iVlem C&mt; of Greehe Cmmty, Ohio, m the' gwmnds of wiila! absence for over three year#, and that saM cause will h* for hearing on m nffot May f?* lri»a, *; ' Ma.reaa Shoup, Cd l8454»Ji Attorney for plaintiff * ' i h ] ■ -A .4 ^ m (Sr, Malw til. Xeala, OMa n o t io i The lot owners of the Narilt ISsfflf- tary Association will hold «ht<famtual } wearing a t the Twp, <it#rk*aogfoe, on I Wednesday* April ffi a t * P, M, The wsaGag la for the *fo«tha.i«f ofoMrs ' **d what other kgrimbp to seta# top for eenriderattoh. | ■ P. M. fUMHC for. ‘ «EflHflSsEuyf m aiJI ^ e h Mi l i N A . , ^11 I t %* ' f i l m l y m n a «H iiU rom j# p a j j u i i i # * i b ^ n n i H t r i n t h e f« tm m n s u m 1 H* t c Mr, • Pferiig w m m m i 8rim«, :> id piii day mo 2 !»«■«» Mr, j ■ 7msderwe d tis p t htos. HI isf»efot3 MI sr A- Ip the r,.. ofMrviy. several o. j Mrs, i Pleasant Senior p Catherin returned wash em ' •Mrs. i . tained t Ti !W« ■Mrs/ H r prise by place. Dr. A ecutive & ■< Council, g. O. Hoi place, spi Ministeri in Xenia Jameatov service. Mr*. ) WhoihuB pad dao IWberfc "Breobui' , wmdc, left Orieens, .been spei more Hoi i an re ( •I CD you! He* I 7 H r. ar -Mr. And - tainsd th Straw Be wivts7'-a t v/., Xenia T» ent were , way* Mr. Mr.-and m . ^ind Mrs. ' MttOV.' a heart i , somewhat r.': - JA cabl ^on Thurs' an 8 pour i MarionJB " ■ ^ ■■■ Mr. anf • Mra.Wall XHsSbeth • i > entertain, big a t . .f Robert Z’- . . Mrs, 1 m number o< Bunday, ■ birthday, lavenderi ( Among the and Mrs. r > Mrs, Ella ’ -Mra,Mas: BUND SO 0 ’>['W; ... '\-M JO m i “ SHE : Sxg MMfol