The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 27-52

1 % ; »j n ' n ii l 11 ij H i l\ / H H '!! t ;u i! 'V - . f ■ * 1. College Cullings H f (m rate* i i V»U# b o y s , th e R e v , J a so n M cM illa n * n d h i a b r o th e r H om er. P r e s id e n t F ra n k lin in h im s e lf a liv in g e x am p le o f w h a t a m a n w h o b a a seen in v is io n o f s e rv ice m a y a c ­ com p lish , (JURAT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION RALLY U u l ' ? ' ’ The Campaign Committee o f Cc- darville College! has planned two im- partant gatherings for the immedi­ ate future of tho institution in our midst. Sabbath evening, November 17, there will be a union meeting o f all the churches and community, to bo held in the Presbyterian Church, at which time issues vital to tho college and its work will bo brought before the people, The program has not yet been completed, but the place and need for Christian training will be emphasized, and the part that Cedar- vine has played in helping forward the best things o f life, Then on the Tuesday evening fol lowing there will be a mass meeting in Alford Gymnasium, at which the local problems will be taken up more specifically, A dinner will be served in connection with the second gather­ ing, and a pointed program will be presented. " Let these two dates be reserved; they' are vital appointments for Ce- darville College and through it to the ENTIRE COMMUNITY AS WELL. THE SUCCESS OF COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY ARE CLOSE LINK­ ED. It is not fo r the college alone that this campaign ig under way; it is not fo r today, only. It has to do with all the future. That is a LONG TIME. These two nights are going to have a decisive influence on Cedarville’s to­ morrow as well as its today. ROYAL HOLLAND BELL RINGERS . * HEARING SET Application seeking to probate the $ last will of John A. Evans, late of Xenia city, has been fixed fo r a hear­ ing October 22 at 9 a. m, in Probate Court. * ORDER SALE Private,sale o f personal property belonging to the estate o f William Henry Smith has been authorized in Probate Court. APPOINT ADMINISTRATOR' William A. Miller has. beent'named administrator Of the estate o f Ellen Alexander, late o f New Jasper TWp., and has filed bond o f $1,500 in Pro­ bate Court. , HEARING FIXED Application filed in Probate Court, seeking to admit to probate the last Will o f Samuel EJ. Dunevant, late o f Yello wSprings, has been assigned fo r a. hearing at 9 a.,m., October 21 /THE HOLLYWOOD REVUE ' The remarkable dancing team work o f a huge chorus o f boys and girls, the largest dancing group ever gathered within the limits o f one stage and within the range of the camera’s eye, a feature o f “ The Hollywood Revue,” Jfetro-Goldwin-Mayer’s full length musical feature coming Saturday to the Regent Theatre, Springfield, for a weeks run, was accomplished only after many hours o f patient rehearsal under the direction o f experts, Sammy. Lee, famous stage and dance /director o f Ziej field “ Follies;” ‘ ‘Show Boat” and “ Rio Rita” fame, who staged ninety New York produc­ tions in the last seven years, is responsible f o r the absolute precision with which his chorus executes new dance steps in intricate formation. APPLES! APPLES! Last chance to get apples. Orchards sold out; 100 bushel at my residence Friday or Saturday. Rome Beauties, York Imperials, Winesaps and Starks. AH winter keepers '•F. ARMSTRONG. FOR SALE—Gas range, kitchen cabinet and other household articles to numerus to mention, Mrs. A . D. JTowrtsley. h S l superspray O n ce y ou have used T anglefoot Spray y o u w ill prefer it to all other fly destroyer*; Insects die — never revive— when y o u fill th e air w ith this deadly m itt. T an glefoot is absolutely safe, fre e from , ob jection able fee* turetand costs less than in ferior substitutes. T a n g le fo o t k ills *etn. Prices greatly reduced. P a y less a n d g e t th e b e s t .. One of the most unique program* which has ever appeared in our city is to be presented hero on .the even, mg o f October 28th at the Opera House by The Royal Holland Bell Ringers. This noted organization is entirely a family affair, consisting of Mr. and Mrs, Brouwer, their sons, John, Peter and Thepdore and their daughter Miss Marianne. Mr, F, H. Brouwer is the director. The family are all natives o f picturesque Holland. Mr. Brouwer graduated from the Royal Conservatory o f Music at the Hague and Mrs. Brouwer is a grad­ uate o f Utrecht. The children, all of whom are grown up now, were raised in an atmosphere o f music and at the time o f the Great War they were ordered to-play for the soldiers in the different camps along the Holland oorder. Their work attracted the at­ tention o f Queen Wilhelmina, and Her Majesty was so interested that she invited them to give their perform­ ance before the .Royal family in the palace at the Hague. Following their appearance before the Royal family, they came to the United States, where they have been extremely successful during the past few years, During the entertainment, Mrs. Brouwer gives two very interesting and instructive talks about Holland. Several unique instruments are used, including the Cathedral Chimes, three sets o f Swiss handbells; and the glass- ophone, Mr, Brouwer is considered an expert bell-man, havingi played the big bells in the tower at the Hague, For three months he played for radio station WSAI at Cincinnati, and he has also performed on famous Ameri­ can Chimes in other cities where they have radio connections.' The family appears in the pictures­ que costumes o f their native Volen- dam ,.a fisher-place near Amsterdam, They wear the native-wooden shoes and appear in the quaint and colorful garb o f the peasant fishermen o f that place. A musical treat is in store1 when the Royal Holland Bell Ringers appear here. S T O V E A U C T IO N ' S A L E I will auction a new Favorite Parlor Heater, never ' moved from display floor at Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co. on Saturday, October 26 at'8:30 P, M. This stove and a used Clermont Oak heater will be sold to the highest bid­ der; Charles F . .Marshall. WANTED—A lopal, representative for our business. . Prefer married lady with selling experience. Could use hustling without experience, if ambitious. Write!.. Manager Real Silk Hosiery Mills, 1022 Miami Savnigs Building, Dayton, Ohio. For Radio Service and Supplies, Phone 13-101. PROPOSED AMENDMENT T b THE COlf. zSTll'UTION OF.OHIO. ARTICLE XTI, SECTION 2. PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION 2 OF ARTICLE XII, AND TO REPEAL SEC­ TION 3 OF ARTICLE XII OF THE CON­ STITUTION OF THE STATE OF OHIO. RELATING TO TAXATION. Be Ii resolved by the General Assembly of the. slate of Ohio, three-fifths of the members elected to each house concurring therein: That there shall be submitted to the electors if - the. state, for their appoval or rejection, st the election to be held on the first Tuesday liter [the first Monday in November, 1929, a proposal to amend section* 2 of. article XII and to repeal section 3 of article XII of the constitution of the iM e of Ohio; said section 2 of article X II, when amended, to read as fol­ lows; ; ARTICLE XII. Sec, 2. No property, tarred according to value, shall lie so taxed in excess of one and one-half, per cent of .it5 true1 value in money for all state and local purposes, hut taws may .be passed authorizing additional taxes fo be levied outside of such limitation, cither when approved by at (cast a majority of the electors .of the 4axing district voting on such proposition, or when provided lor by the charter of a municipal cor­ poration. Laud and improvements thereon shall he taxed by uniform rule according to value. All bonds outstanding on the first day of Jan­ uary, 1911, of the state of Ohio .or, of any city, villane, hamlet, county.or township in this state, ’ir which have been issued in behalf of the public' schools of Ohio and- the means of instruction: in connection therewith, which bonds were out- ftartding on the first day of January, 1913 and “ .............................. Id 1 .................... ill bond- issued lot the worl war compensation lund. shall be exempt from taxation,.and, with­ out limiting the general bower, subject .to the irAvlsions ot article I of this constitution, to determine the subjects and methods of taxation Dr exemptions therefrom, general laws may be Kissed to exempt burying grounds, public school louses, houses used exclusively for public wor* lliip, institutions used exclusively for charitable rmrposcf,, and public property used exclusively tor any public purpose, but all such laws shall be subject to alteration or repeal; and the value of a>I property so exempted shall, from time to time, be ascertained mid published as may be directed liy • law. SCHEDULE.. If. the votes for the proposal shall exceed those against 'it, the amendment shall go into effect January 1, 1931, and original Sections 2 and 3 of article XII of the constitution Of the state of Ohio shall he repealed xfid annulled; but all levies for interest and sinking fund or retire­ ment of funds issued, or authorized prior to said date which are not subject to the statutory limitation of fifteen mills on the aggregate rate of taxation then in force, and all tax levies provided for by the conservancy, act of Ohio and the ranifary district act of .Ohio, as said law* are nr force on said date, for (be purpose* of districts Or* eoneervaney districts and sanitary .................. 1 'iiiireil prior to said date, and all tax levie* fti# other purposes authorized by the General Assembly prior to,said, date or,by vote of the of electors' any political subdivision of the Plate, pursuant to laws in force on said date, to be made outside said statutory limitation for anil during a period of years extending blyortd said date, or provided for by the charter of • JiM„».,«sx iif(l4 Siifea.iaM * Scv t n in v municipal, corporation pursuant, to laws in .force t,n said date, shall not be subject to the limits- of fifteen milts established by Said amend- Mint; and levies for interest and sinking lurid shall be ouUide*.6f said limitathrit- renitircd to equalize any reduction in the (amount of taxable property available for such levies, or to the rate imposed upon aucb property, cfleeted by laws thereafter passed. lie il farther resoh'ci. That rit the election, above referred fo, the ballots to tar used frir thy submission Of this amendment shall Set forth the full text of article XII, Section 2, as two- noted to lie amended arid the schedule thereof. Adopted March 19. 192% , ftr file* only. TanglefootFly Pt4nrf mod Fly Ribbons ore th ................... " ............. % e most sanitary and eeooemfcat dtstreytrs. TANGLEFOOT SPRAY ' UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF Oil in . Office. Of the Secretary of State. I* CLARENCE J, BROWN, Secretary of Stole, bf the Slate of Ohio, do hereby eertif# that the foregoing is copied .from and carefully compared by me with the original Jmbt Rewlu- tion adapted by, the SStli General Assembly of the State Of. Ohio « i March 19, 1929, and MW true i i»l euifody ... tint ....... „ .... ....... ................................ larch 26, 1929, and proposes, to arnend^smlori^cd artkde ~ Ail wt nq file in my office and in my offic a i as Secretary of State, and found to be f correct. Said Joint Resolution writt Med ........... ..... ..... 1 * W fir he office of the Secretary Of State *n M X li, and to repeal section 3 of article — ,. the eoritiitutioh of the state of Ohio relathvg IN*WITNESS WHEREOF, t W e hereunto siihKr^d'my'nSme.and affixed Mw uffieial *«*( at Columbus, Ohio, this 12th * jr M SepteWMr, A, I), 1929. CLARENCE 1. BROWN. Pgr tH lUHKg TO FROCKfcD PRurraMNNT t e acqimuc fr _ MUKT X W A ttl WOMB BYBTBM. AND TO LAY WATKK, FIFE*, AND TH* S 6 TAB- UBHlOOfr QF A fMPBCLU, ASSMSHKNT DISTRICT THEREFORE. That, WHEREAR, tweeteTer* on August II, 1929, the Council sf the Villa** *f C«danm«> Ohto. adopted * mehttion wCnwswtty for the eosgtruatles *t- « iratse wwta ay^taas, and WHEREAS, by mumsio T wwktbtr eonriHIoni it U necesaoey th»b m M vroek g stessri without delay In order to provide for the health, safety and eoavealoueo of the luiublunta of th* VII- lag*, and that said wstsr aystM* b* coastruetsd at ones, and WHEREAS, by reason of tho faregotBg facta there exists an emergency requiring thgt tht* ordinance take effect and be in force ae here­ in ifter provided. THEREFORE, he ft ordained by the Council of the Village of Cedarville, Bute of Ohio, (three-fourthe of all number? elected thereto roncurzing): S B C n oK l; That It la hereby determined to proceed with the Improvement by acquiring property and tri areot a water works system, and to lay water pipes upon the streets, and to" establish a apsaldb SUHsartht district com­ prising all the streets, and tsrrltory within the corporate llmttf o f the. V'RKge of CedjyvtUe, Ohio, In accordance with resolution No. 136, passed by Council ‘ba the ISrd day of August, 1929, and la aecordsnc* with the plans,1*speci­ fications, estimates, and proSles heratofpre ap­ proved and now on file In the office of the Clerk of eatd YlllSgs. aisd -tkat. the 'health, safety, and convenience of the. cltfxena of aald VUIsgei requIre saTd lesprovemant. . • . SECTION 2. Tbit’ all ClallriS foV dsmigei resulting therefrom shall be Judtgimpiy In­ quired Into after the completion 'of" (he pro­ posed improvement and the Solicitor, be'And he la hereby acthortzed and- directed to' Institute proceedings Iri a Court of competent Jurisdic­ tion to Inquire Into aueh claims, SECTION 3, That* the whole cost of said improvement leas one-flftleth thereof, and the costa of Intersections, end lea*-fifty t$* cent., of the cost ot obtaining, the. aeoeeiary m l estate Upon which aaliTTApcomMeltt (a to be erected, shaU.be- assessed upon ths foot front upon the .followln* daacrltatA lalta and' lands, to-wlt; aU -lota and lands.,.within said' district and bounding arid abutting! upott-’ all of'the streets therein, which said iota:and lgnds are hereby determined to be Specially benefited by satd improreriieitt ; and' tAe"doat» of aald Im­ provement shall Include the expense-of pre­ liminary and other aurveya and of printing and, pubilablri* the notices, resoluuoiii and . ordin­ ances required, and the serving ot aald'notices, the cost or construction; together' yrltW interest on bonds issued .in xritleipeMuft' o f the collso- tion of deferred aseessmens, and' ■all other necessary expenditures, SECTION 4. That ; the asaeaBmento to be levied shall be paid In fifteen (15) Annual in­ stallments with interest on deferred-'payments at the same ratet as shall be borne by the bonds to be Issued in anticipation o f the col­ lection thereof ; provided, that the owner of any property assessed may; at';hH <optltfth .pay such assessment In each wllltfn ,thirty (30) day* after tKe- passage Of th* assCsslOg ordl- naneeV. SECTION S. That notes ahd . biadf of- the Village of CCdarVUle, Ohto, ahSll b*, issued'--In anticipation of (he- coll&MaeQ Of- SMtuOiSU by Installmenta and In an- amount equal tbere- Welr Maturity) shall be wsNM*mee*-*e the Truste*a of the Slaking FuM la ba » M h I by H uh * la- th* paynaat af >riaehrt>t<*i 6 '.Rsamaat; pf »*U notes In the nutyuwg prwvtried by Uw. SECTION. T. 8 *M stMea M l ha Cha fvril full .Air* . . . the •am*. Tha par value ta ha raa*iv*d from tha sal* of tha toM s auMa^atsd |* p sah| nates and' any seams fund paseftta* tram th* hwtt- s m #f said eatm ahxU to Sia attest naeasaary be used duly far the tedraataat *t said notes at MaUMttitatanethae wlth inteeaK NMeatta, and nsK -swei naw mm a tb -i ganarat ebllgartoua at th# TULpe m A tha I faith, wadi* MM m e m af MM YMa*# harah# pleriasd for tha prmapt payxseat at U beret* plarigsd far suah pwrpMa.' SECTION f, DUriag tha yaar or years while such notas run there ahzil ha Levied an aU -th* t»«b la property hi the VUtage ot C«- •larrllle, Ohio, in addlriea to «M *thar text*, « direct tttfMuHMiliy fiat Use fhaa thet which wouM- h**d baaa Mtriad Jf hand* had been U. auad wlSmut tha prior issue of such notee. Raid tax shaft-b»‘ Mi* la hereby ordered cam- putttL aertiMd,'. laM 6 M anMIMad upoa the tax duplleate and eolleotsd by the sama officers, in the Same manner gmd at the same time that taxes far general purpeeee toe ee*h of aald year* are ceaURed, extended gad aallseted. Satd tax shall ba planed before and In prefer­ ence t* aH -othsfc-Xvta* *»d-firi" th# ftlU aUMnt thereof. Tha funda darlved from -said tss levies hereby required shall he placed in a separate and dtsttpot fund, which, together with the Interest collected oa the same, shall ha irrevocably pledged f«HIM. payment -.of the principal and interest Of ihld hbtte Hr the boadsr la aatlctp*tlo« of whleh they are issued when and at th# Writ tall idtlA SECTION 9. The JVUtmmCUrk la hereby p* of thjl directed- to forward -a certified co y ordinance' to th* Criuhty-AUdltbr; SKCTtON' 11- That- thlK’urtfinarioe by rassori of the • smsrgsmey set forth in the - prumble hereto shall lake effect aftdT b» th force from and isftbr it* paaaago. • Frusted'this-October 7, 1929. ■ d , h . M cfarland , . . . 1 Mayer, Attest: ■ ’ ■■ JOHN 0. McCORKtLL, ■■HSUttit?- * r:>- . NOTE'ORDnoiNCC' ORDINANCE NO. 131 PROVIDING- FOR .ffeEi ISBCANCK-OF NOTES BY THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, OHIO, Tl........................ “ to. SECTION 6 . That, tha remainder of the en­ tire cost of said Improvement, not specially assessed. Including the costa of Intersections, together -with- fifty per cent.- wf anpijirtil- aitate or Interest (Herein purchased orrapproptlated, and the cost and expenses of any appropriation proceedings’ therefore,*and tl* damages award­ ed any owner of ladds arid" Intereft (herein, and two per cedt. of the cost* ot 'aald. Improve merit, all of Which shtH<‘be pald'cfirt oF the General Fund or by the Issuance of notes or bonds In the manner provided by law. ' SECTION 7. That the Clerk be .and. he la hereby authorized and directed to advertise"for bids frir the construction ot- aald ffriprCVeUrtht according to law, \ SECTION S. ThuV this ;ordirianc*;by rekriin of - the.-- emergency aat ' ferth 1 # tl# - prealubld hereto shall take effect and be In ;forp**Tr'om and after Its paaaage. ' , - • Passed this October J, 1929,, Cf d . h , M c F arland , Mayor. -Attest-.* ; - JOHN G. McCOBKELL, ' Clerk; • ' ... NOTE ORDINANCE ORDINANCE ND. 13*. PROVIDING FOR' THEt iSSDANeE' OF NOTES BY THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, OHIO, IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF 'ACQUIRING PROPERTY 4ND ERECTING- At WATER WORKS SYSTEM, AND TO. LAY WATER PIPES, FOR THE SUPPLYING O f WATER TO THE CORPORATION AND THE INHABI­ TANTS THEREOF AND DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR SUCH PURPOSE, (VILLAGE SHARE). WHEREAS; this Cfiuhdl Hae- requested tht Village Clerk ,to lsfue his certificate *s to the estimated life of thb’-lulhroyentHit tri be con­ structed from the proceeds of .the brinds here­ inafter referred to arid of the #o)ea tri be lasuejl in anticipation of said boadg and the Village Clerk has certified,td tbte Council sueh estimated Ufa as exceeding fifteen.". (15) yeafe and- has further certified the-feaxlmum Matur­ ity of such bonds as fifteeff (15) yeafb and such notes as two ( 2 ) years, and heretofore on tho 23rd day of August, .1929, this Council adopted a resolution of necessity for- the con­ struction of a water- works -system, .aid WHEREAS, by reasrin- of'-weathar dnndltloris It Is ntcesesry thal iald wevk .pfoCNd without delay In order to provide for (he health, safety 'and convenience of the Inhabitant* of the Vil­ lage, and that aald water works system be con atructed at once. That by reason of the foregoing facta Users exists an emergency requiring }hls ordinance to take effect and be In-fore* as hereinafter provided, i NOW, THEREFORE, be <lt ordained by the Council *f the Village ot CedatvlU*,:State Of Ohio, (three-fourths of all U* members elected thereto concurring): SECTION 1, That It Is deemed accessary to Issue the bonds of t)ie Village qf Cedarville, Ohio, In the principal sum of Sejenty-flve Hundred Dollar*/. (6759949), <in order to pro­ vide for the VUhig*'shite' fdTHM — - acquiring prdgerty arid erectiitC' a system and to lay water pipes for Ing of water to the corporation habitants thereof. SECTION 2, That said bonds of the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, shall be Issued In said principal sum of Seventy-Five Hundred Dol­ lars, ($7599.90), for the purpose 1 aforesaid. Said bonds- shall be Of the denomination ot Five. Hnndred Driutrs, ($5*».0o>; afrd ahalt b# dated hot later than September 1 , - 1199 ; akali bear IntereM at the rate 6 f first ^ Centum pef annum, payahla Mtril-kitriually rifi the first day of March and firs) day of Septem­ ber of each year until the principal guar Is paid, and shall mature in (hell constcuMve aerial order as fallows! Fir# Eyndred Dollars, ($599,89), on September 1 st jp each of th* yesrs ffom 19*1 to 1645, fcothtmtkislve, whkh maturHIes are hereby determined lo b* in sab- atantlally equal annual Installmenta. SECTION 3. That It to nWMsary and' this Council hereby determines (hit notes shall be Issued In anilctpation of the issue of atld bonds, ' SECTION 4, That auejt' anticipatory notes In the amount ot Seventy,nve Hundred--Bel- lars, (976M.MJ, which Shim doe* nbt exceed (he amount of th* Wind Issue, shall'be ftfsilHd blar­ ing Interest at--the-rate-of not te -exceed- S9x per centum per anhuttr, payable at inafuHte. Bucli notes shall be dated th* 19th. d«f •ef November, 16*9, and shell mature en th# I 9 $h» day of May, 19*9. Such notes shall he m * ruled and delivered In such number and such denomination* as may be requested by the pur­ chaser of such notes, SECTION 5. Such notes shall' be executed by the- Mayor and Village Clerk a»d bear the seal of th* corporate*!,, Shall be designated "Water Works Notes (Village Share)", and shall lie Payable ai th* oflWe of'thfe Treasurer of the VljMfd.of CedartlH*; Ohio; they ahalt express upon Ihiff Use the purpose for which fhey ate issued add that they are issued pur* auntie to this ordhiance, ' 8KCT1DN 6 . said note* shall be first offered In the Staking F»nd> Trustees of (ha Village end *o many of the asm* as shall not be taken by said Trust** Shalt be sold at private awlb by th* Village Clerk, but for net itfio than p it and accrued Interest, and the proceed* from au*h sate, except any premlmh and acerufd Interest thereoh (and the rnrnm m m t iteceseary for the payffieM df hHVNSt- prior tri the maturity of arid ttrideT, Writ b« paid Into th* proper fund and m 4 f*f the MtPoe*. aforesaid t r i fir m MMr a m premium and afedfued Mtengt lahd dte aMouat necessary for th* payment bf idtenwt prior to IN AN ICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING PROPERTY AND ERECTING ' A WATER WORKS ST 8 TRM, AND TO %AT PIPES, FOB the supplying of W ater T o the cor ­ poration AND THE. INHABITANTS THERE­ OF AND' DRCUARINtF TBE NBCESRWY OF THE ISSUANCE CF BONDS'FOBSHCH PUR- POSE; (SPECIAL* ASSESSMENT’ PORTION). WHEREAS; this Council ha* 'requested th* Village Clerk to Issue his certificate'aa- to the estimated life of the lmptoreraent to be con-- 8 tructed from the. proceeds of Ihe bonds here­ inafter referred to and of the notes to be is­ sued in anticipation of-.aald- bonda and the Village Clerk has certified id this Council such- estimated life as exceeding, fifteen (15) year* and'has further certified'the maximum matur­ ity eg ,such bonds aa fifteen (15) yean 'and such motes as, .two ( 2 ); years, and heretofore oil the day' of August; . 1929, this. Council adopted a resolution of necessity for the coriv atruedon of -a water works ayatete, and 1 WHiSREAB, by reason-of weather condition* it is neceaaaiy (hat said- work, proceed without delay in order to provide'for the health; safety and convenience of the Inhabitants of the VB- lage, and (hat said water works system be con­ structed,at"onee>-- '■*' . That by readmr of the’-foregoing -facta there exist# an eaSCgehcy requiring, this ordlnanee to taka eff 6 bF. and. be In ftftce aa hereinafter provided. ..." NOW. THEREFOR*; be- It ordained by the council oL-thg 'Village'bf CedarvUla, State of Ohio, (three-fourthe of all lta members elected theratq concurring): ; SECTION 1. That l( le deemed necessary to Issue the bonds of the. Village of CedarvlUO, Ohio, In the principal Odm of Fifty Thousand Dollars, ($50,009.90) . ’order to provide ’ a fund to provide fot- lb'e special aasesamsfit, portion for the 'purpoW lf acquiring property and erecting a water wbifkt system and to lay water -pipes for the i 8 ‘ppl#lng' of water to the corporatlgn andJJie ltibaWtahta’ thereof; SECTION 2. That'bald hohda of, the Vlllfifa of Cedarville, Ohio,‘ 'shall be issued In arid principal- imfd »f-fflfty"Theibaand Doll***. (S59.9I8.00), for -the'purFbtd ardTe*ald. Setd bonds shall be ot the dbnomlnatfon of Okie Thoueand Dollars,[’’ "til,998,99), and shall Re dated not later than ‘September 1, 1939; sbhU bear |nttw**t, at the gate ot five (5% ) per c#A- tutri per an.Um, payable aeml-annually on the firm day or Match, abd first-day of Septembttr of each year until file pHnelpal sum .Is paid. arid shell mature''inwthllr consecutive Serial order ■a* followtfr’Yhre* Thousand Dollaift, ($3,089.09), ' on September 1st in each or the yaara from 1$31 to 1948, both Inclusive, except that In. each oT the. Years 1933, 1938, 1939, 1942 and 1945, Four,‘Thousand Dollar*, ($ 8 ,- 090A9), , shall. mature," which maturities are hereby determined to be In substantially equal annual lriatalimerita, * •’ SECTION S. That^lf la neceasary and this Council hereby dltensMe* that notes shall-be Issued In anticipation of (be. Issue ot said bonde. * ,t • SECTION 4, That, adch anticipatory notes in. the amount of Fifty -Thousand DolteA, ($59,999.90), which aunt doea not exceed Ike amount of tha bond'- Had*, shell ha IsariOd bearing Interest at thg'rat* of not to exethh) SIX per centum per atfnho, payable at matur­ ity; Such notes shell be dated the 19tb day.tof NdVembgr, 1929, and shall mature on the lffih day of May, 1939, Sbch notes shall be o e - ciited end delivered In’ such number and au*h denominations as may be requested ‘by the pur­ chaser of such notes; ‘ J SECTION 3. Sueh Rotes shall bo executed by the Mayor and Village Clerk and bear the Seal of the corporation. Shall be designated “ Water Works Notts '(Special Assessment F#r- iioo)” , and shall be* payable at the office of the Treasurer of the' Village of CedarrUle, Ohio; they ehall expires* upon their face the' purpOk* for which 4hflr Srs issued and thtjr are Keuad pursuant to 5 this ordinance, i, SECTION $. Raid fietes abaR be first offer­ ed to the Sinking Fund Trustees ,of tht Village and so many of the.ssais ‘m shall not 8 * takes Ry said TriteU«s abktt be getd at private sale by the VlUsg* Clerk, but for not lesa than par and accrued interest, grid the proceed* from such sale, except any premium and ac­ crued interest thereon"(and the amount thereof necessary for the payriiant Of laterest prior' to rite SteKurity St arid adReN shtN bk paid teto the' {Aropef ftiod, sad tated- f*C "the purpose aforesaid and for no other purpose. Any prMa- lum ind accrued interest (and the amount necegriary for the payment Of Interest prior to their maturity) 'abtU- Jbo transferred to the Trustees of the Sinking Fund to be applied-by them in the payment of principal and Interest of satd nates' iri the maner provided by law; SECTION 7. "Raid notes shall be the foil gritefifi oMlgaftOMK-ef-ifh* VHkqpt and Lib# frill faith, credit arid revenue of raid Village are hereby pledged for (ho prompt'payment of the riMfe.*- Ttte pef b# tRcMvcd frriw tb# sate of the bonds anticipated by said note* and any excaes fund resulting from th* Issuance ’or saM notes shall to- the extent ritt-essaty be used -only for the retirement of sstd notes at niolurlty, ‘ together with interest thereon, and I* :ieby pledged for such pUrpo*e> SECTION 6 . During (fte<y«a* *r years white s.ieh oaetoa run then shall be levied on all the tatatriO prsperty in (he Village of Cedarville, Ohio,, m addition ta air atit?c t**M, a direct tax fnnually not less than that which would have been levied if bonds had been Issued withriRt the prior issue of such notes, Bstfi tsx shall be and is hereby ordered com­ puted, certified, Wvteri and FReitdelMtpgfi Ihe :•*»! ' tSx Gnpllcsle and- cgftedted by the stih* Officers, Iri the same manner and at the same time that trixes for* general, purposes for each if said jean are oertlOed,. extended and collected. Sold tax shaft bri PU c M before and'-Ut ptMSt- ehCe to all Other ttefilg and ter th« f«U OffiOuM thereof. Tho.fuMte derived from aald, tag leviep hereby reffrilted shall be placed Iri ’ < sepafat* and distbiei fund, which, toggiher with the intereet colleoted on-the same, shall bb terevocably pledged fef the payment of the principal and Interest *f ba(d n*W 6 or the. bnndg IK anticipation of Which they gre issued when and as tha same fait due.- , SECTION», The VMirig* Clerk la herahy directed > (6 forward a certified copy of'title ordinance to the CcAtwty Ahdltof. SECTION 19, Tha* trite erdWriric* by r«(so» of the emergency set firth in the preamble ltreto .shall take effect and be In force from md after Ha passage; Faitsed this October 7 th, 1626 . l d , h . mcfarland , Mayor. Attest: 30HN 0. McOHimj.. Clteke Wri hffivt * *F*qktl fHkfd on lin k e d oil mmfil fit Exchange, tsy in yt>»r fiaifry whU« it iff fthfiap. • t •RltHMiOR teri. H# to ESTABLISH A BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF FtiMU^A^AUtil FOR THE VtLLAGE OF WHEREAS, the VUlsa* of Odarvltlt, (fttlo, prop**** to c*nstruct a water warks plant, and wmgKBAR. by m to a of wqwtiwr a endtiieaa It te 'nseessnry that said plant be «MUteiMt*d without d*UF, and that tb* health, safety and convsnfteuw of th* WhtbUsem of aald Tilts** be piwriped fqr, and WUUUC 4 . 8 , by reason af tha fersfetag facts an emargeacy exlata- requlriig that riite ordt- nsncfr take effeet arid be (X ferae si hereinafter provided, thsrefor*, • ■ BE IT ORDAINED bg the CouaMI o f (he VlUsg* of Cednvttie, Mat* ot Obior (three- fourths of CeuacU aenoorriag) SECTION 1. That a Board of Trustee* of FUbllc Affslt* for, tha vtthrrr of Csdsnrllie, Ohl*-’ rimteteting ot (kr*e membece, raalttente of said VUiagi#, bo end hereby 1 * established as provided te Bectlmt 4537 of the General Cade <>f Ohio£ pad thzt the laewkerz of s*td Board shpU bo' appointed sad elected In accordance with gqd shall b<SuWect to all the provision* pf raid General Code. KHCTK>N 2,- That -the members of said toard' shall esah receive Forty Dollar*, $49.99)", per antubr. Parable eeml-aniHMl, and shalii give bond >)n the aum of Five Hnndred Dollsrs, ($599.89),. In the manner provided by taw, SECTION 3. -That tele ordinance by reason l>r the emergency set forth In the; preamble hereof shall take,- effect and be. In force ttpiu and after It* psarage, Paseed ttijs October 7, 1939. r. - i). a , M c F arland , ■i Msyor, Attest; JOHN 0. MeCQRKEUt, f cierk. ORDIHANSE NO. 141 AUTHOHIZINO^ THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS OF THE V1LLAOE OF CEBARYILLKw OHIO,. TO ENTER ’ INTO A CONTRACT FOB THE ERECTION AND CON- BTKUCIMN of a water WORKR system . WHEREAS, by reason ot weather conditions It la .ttjmesesxy that*;the;werk of constructing * water work* .system proceed without deity In. urder tOprovide for the health ,1 Safety and con- vtnletle* »f'1h* lnH*bltettU>Of,the Village, and that said "Wator works- system be -constructed st once, gnd thjit by reason of the foregoing fact there existsi an emergency, requiring tht* ordinance' lo{ take effect- and he In force as hereinafter provided. BE-IT ORpAINElV by the Village Cobndl of CedarrUle, 8 tsto<of Ohio; SECTION 1. That the Board of Trustees 0 (“ Public Affgtrr. of the Village of Cedarville, Ohlon bavsrid'htrebyLsre instructed and directed to enter Into7* contract for the erection and construction, of a water Work# system fn a sum not to exceed the estimate Of'the Engineer of Fifty-Seven' Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, ($57,500.80), after due notice as required by lawn ■■ SECTION 2- By reason of the emergency set forth In the preamble hereto this ordinance slteR take-"effect and be-in force-.from’ the after Its 'passage? Passed this' Tth'day of October, 1929. - D. H. McFABLAND. „ Mayor. Attest: -> u JOHN G. McCORKELL, j Clerk, NOTICE Wri will have a sawmill jawtallrid and ready for custom sawing on October 20. CUFTON PHONE 34-F-21 LaK. JACOBS Yellow Spring!, Ohio PUBLIC SALE! Having sold my farm, I will dispose of my stock and farming equipment at public auction on the farm located 9 miles south of Springfield, 3 miles east of Yellow Springs and 2 miles north of Clifton on what is known as the Tanyard road, on * WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929 LEGAL ADVEBTI 8 EMENT a. ' b. ' Reeled" pNpmutrif. Wilt be received by the Board of Public Affairs, at their office, until 12:99 Noon, Eastern Standard time; Friday. October 'S)!, 1929,' fdr furnishing and Installing the follotving apparatus: Drib,Tubular Well. OtfC PUmp House Complete-.with Equip­ ment. Approximately 28,009 feet of Cast Iron Hpe, On*-Elevated Tank.. Ail work Ur to'b* ln accordance with Plans and SiMClflcatlons moko »- file at tho office of the-Board of Publlo Affairs, Cedarville, Ohio, abd atr896-7 Dkytair Savings Building, Dayton. a . C *< Ohio. Each' bid most bS'accompanied by a Certi­ fied Check, In favor of tha Board of Publlo *AffSlr»,Vl»L-a aunt equal lo rive per cent &% } of tha^amount bid, or- a-Bdftd Hi Ilka amount, executed’ by a bonding , company, conditioned thM If'Twft'bKl fe aee»p 4 Vir, g contract Will be promptly entered into-.; and-' tlie performance thereiffsecured by a Surety'of other Bond; fort th* fljthfdl perfotamne* d f the contract. All HfthllgVirihHKb#.- aatisfrictory to the Board of Public Affairs. Th^ Board reserves the right td reject"any or ail pr«bo**te er- to acceyt- any part of a- bid, aa wall as to wateo-defects In proposals, If It be tcDielr. Interest'so to do, Hriftir bfd UMst-bv‘plainly marked : ."Bid on ivatte Works/’ . • By order of the Council of the Village of Ce­ darville, Ohio. JOHN G. MCCORKELL. Clerk, COLLINS WIGHT, Engineer, s• NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Estate o f' Kate Sitiith, deceased; ‘Alihor Cunririingg has been appointed A tk I' qtudifled Rfi adnltnlstrator of the estate of Kate Smith, trite of Gfeene teqtinty, Ohio, dfieeairid. Dated this ^8th day of September, A. D. 1929. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge o f said County, NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT .Estate of Wniimm Henry Smith, deceased. Arthur Cummings has hferin appointed and qualified as ad- iiniltrathT o f the estate of William en^y Smith, late o f Greene County, io, deceased. Dated this 27th- day iff September, A. D. 1920, *’ ‘ S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge o f said County. N ot ice o f appo in tm en t Estate of W, W. Creswell, deceased, A. Ward . Creswell and J, H, Irwin have been Apjwinted and qualified as Aditiinistrators De Bonis‘ Non of the estate of" W. W. Creswell, late of Greene County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 12th day of October, A, D. 1929, S, a. WRIGHT, Prehate Judge pf said County# NOT I CE “This notice is in accordance with section 1121-18 of the General Code and sets forth the fact that more than seVenty-five per cent (76%) of the cattle in Greene County have been tuberculin tested- under the area plan, 'subject to the petition and agree­ ment which cattle owners have signed and are on file at' the office of the County Auditor.** C. McCANDI.ESS, Chief, Division of Animal Industry) Departmfcnt of Agriculture! ESTATE VALUED Estate of Jacob M. Layman, de* ceased, has a gross value o f f5,C)84> including personal' property worth |903 and real estate Valued at $4,181 according to an estimate filed in PTou bat# Court. Debts total $769 and the cost o f *dMinl#fc-*tk*> in $186, leav­ ing a net value o f $4,t1$(l; Commencing at 12 o’clock Noon, the following; Closing Out of 25 Head of Purebred POLLED JERSEY CATTLE Belonging to Estate o f W . H . Forbes Consisting of 10 'head of Jersey Cows, fresh since August 1st. 4 to be fresh by. day. of sale, 4.Heifers bred in September. '6 Heifers from 2 to 6 months old. 1 Pure­ bred Jersey Bull. This herd represents the efforts of 30 years of care- ffil breeding and culling for the purpose of having each animal a producer and a money maker. Bach cow offered dropped a living calf at matured time this year. Herd was T, B. tested September 27, 1929. No reactors. There are cows with calves by side. Some springers, and some at peak of production. 60 —HEAD OF HOGS-r -60 (AU Immuned) . ' Consisting of 21 feeding Hogs, weight 100 lbs, 34 Pigs. 4 Brood Sows. 1 Male Duroc Hog. 6—HEAD o f HORSES— 6 Consisting of one Bay Mare, 12 years old. , 1 Black Mare, 12 years old .. 1 White Faced Bay, 9 years old. 1 Bay- Mare, .8 years old. 1 Black Mare, 3 years old.- 1 Bay Gelding, 3 years old. These are good type draft horses in good flesh. FARM IMPLEMENTS Black Hawke Manure Spreader. 2 Farm Wagons, Bed, Hay Ladders and gravel Boards. Disc Harrow. Drag. 2 Oliver Riding. Cultivators, Walking;•Cultivator. •John Deere Walking Breaking Plow., Oliver Riding Breaking Plow. Garden Plow. Superior Wheat Drill. Gale Corn Planter. Deering Binder. Osborn Mowing Machine. Spike Tooth Harrow. Hay Tedder. Water Heater for tank. Wheel Barrel. Cutter Sleigh.' 4 sets Work Harness. 1 set. Buggy Harness. Collars. Bridles. Single and Double Trees. 83 Catalpa Posts. 50 Steel Posts. 1800 -feet Lumber, Fencing Boards, etc. 140-ft. new Hay Rope. 1 Harpoon Hay Fork.- 5 good 10-gal. Milk Chns. Two 5-gal. Cans. Log Chains, Cross Cut SAW. Grindstone. Force Pump. Lawn Mower. Exten­ sion Ladder. Shovels, Mattock. Enslig.e Fork. Forks. 2 Iron Kettles. Clover Seed Buncher. Coal Oil Brooder. - HOUSEHOLD GOODS—-Sewing, Machine. Chairs, Stands. Chiffonier. Cooking Range, good as *new. Churn, etc. , CORN— H A Y— OATS 660 shocks of Corn. 35 tonfe of Mixed Hay. 150 bushels of Oats. 7 TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE ‘ X | i W . H. F orbes & Chas. K ouse | Weikert & Gordon, Aucts. Frank Currey, Clerk. I Lunch furnished by Ladies of Bethel Church i ii«a6«ri»iiii«rii«MiMiiiiiiriliriRiaaiaii«iriiiiiriniri|iaiia«ti»eri«iiiriariiiiiri«»8iaiii>i8iiriiiiiiiiiiiMaiiiiiriMiiiiriitiM8riffiFitlii!iriiri$iiirintit|iii,||||bl^ WeekEnd in Chicago a t the COMFORTABLE GREAT NORTHERN H O T E L ite G e t upacongenialparty, twoor tnora couplet come to Chicago for a (ark. tako In the theatres ormovie palaces, see the Art Institute, Field Museum, various sports or dance in nightclubs. Newattractions everyweek. Our new servicewill makearrangements in ad-* vanee for your party. Write for free cepyef<‘ThhtWe*kln Chicago’*which is • complete entertainment guide. Phene Herrteen 7988 We will enjoy taking a personal in­ terest Inmakingyourvisit thoroughly enjeyab!*. N*u>garage one-half block. 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