The Cedarville Herald, Volume 53, Numbers 1-26

Middlings evening 7i3G * **dio station o f versity, brotttkiMita 4 far and devoted state. ists, tbe producer* redacts, cattle, and he strongest posi- 1, according to :o Department o f tiM IHHIlimM IJIIM tlM IHimM IM te PURINACHOWFEEDS Hog Chow—P ig Chow—Cow Chow Steer Fatina—Sheep, Calves—Laying Mash o ' C O A L 4 Island Creek—Yellow Jacket—Battleship Pocahontus • V Hardware—Del Laval ^Separators Hog Fountains—Hog Feeders MiMiiMtuiiistiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiini ^ V E Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Company Everything For The Farm Phone 21 Cedarville, Ohio if mm ANN PENNINGTON IN ALL COLORS, SINGING “ GOLD DIGGERS'* -a* Ann Pennington, dancing star o f ^nany Broadway revues and musical j comedies, mates her debut in Vita- iphone talking pictures in Warner iDros*. " Gold Riggers of Broadway,” j a 100t? natural color, singing, talking, idancing picture in technicolor, coming 't o the Regent Theater, Springfield for ! 1 week 'starting Saturday December 114. . | Her role, which is one demanding Ithe. utmost of hey dramatic jun iterp - ' sichorean talents, marks her return ■to the screen after more than three Iyears on Broadway. 1 During the past three years she has been the star o f George White's I“ Scandals” at the Apollo Theater in •New York. Previous to that she star- j red in several feature silent motion ’ pictures. j In the all-star cast with Miss Penn- j ingtoh in “ Gold Diggers o f Broad- Iway” are Lilyan Tashman, Conway ; Tearle, Albert Bran, Winnie Lightn- cr,^ William Bakewell, Helen Poster, Julia Swayne, Gordon, Gertrude Short, Nick Lucas, Neely Edwards, Lee Moran and Armand Knliz and a !beauty chorus of 100. FOR SALE-r-Corn at my residence oil Columbus pike east o f town. Glen Cline. tsbt 1930 DOGTAGSARE N O W O N S A L E AtTheOficeof the CountyAuditor. TheCostofDogTags i asFollows: MALE ...... $1.50 . SPAYEDFEMALE. ...,....,.$1,50 KENNEL . • . FEMALE.;.....: ............. $4.50 . \ 2 ftHlifltlllMIMHIHIMIIIiaMlMIHa \ ! JI ent nia, Ohio wwimirtirtnHHmwHwnm# x A penalty o f $1.00 ler tag must be charged after January 20, 1930. For the convenience o f other sections o f the county the deputy commissioners of, motor vehicles will also sell t#£s. Deputies: Cedarville—H. C. Lewis; Jamestown D. E. Bailey; Spring Valley—Katie B. Eagle; Yellow Springs-^M. .% Oster; Os­ born—Ralph Fulton. PAUL H» GRFSWELL Auditor o f Greene County. GETOURPRICESORPRINTING STATEASKED TOTAKEOVER HISTORIC ROAD Several thousand letters and tele­ grams from ih^s. section o f Ohio, urging the state to take over what is known as the Bnllskin-Xenia road, poured into Governor Myers Y . Cooper and Robert R. Wflid^ state highway 'director, today, Action was directed fay the Bull- skin-Xenia State Highway. Associa­ tion, of which H. C. Aultman,' super­ intendent o f Greene County schools,* is president. Mr. Aultman said to­ day it is probable the question will be settled this week. A s president o f the association, he sent a tele­ gram asking that the road petition be granted " fo r the profit o f the people o f the present and posterity,” as representative o f 2000 petitioners and members o f the association. The Bullskin trail from the Ohio river, north was that over which sup­ plies were carried .to Perry’s troops on Lake Erie. Its historical signifi­ cance is. one reason the state is being urged to take over and improve the road, which is already an improved county highway for twenty miles from the Ohio river. ' Give Magazines for Christmas. Phone 2-7 or see J1* C. McMillan, sub­ scription agency,, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f nose Chambers, Deceased, W, Jf Tarbox has been appointed and qualified as executor o f the estate o f Rose Chambers late o f Greene County, Ohio, deceased. , Dated this 21st day o f November, A. D. 1929. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge of said County ORDINANCE NO. 142 AN ORDINANCE FIXING (THE PRICE WHICH THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COM­ PANY MAY CHARGE FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FURNISHED TO THE PUBLIC GROUNDS. STREETS. LANES. ALLEYS AND AVENUES IN THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) YEARS COMMENC­ ING ON, THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1930, ANl) DETERMINING THE! MANNER IN WHICH SAID LIGHTING MAY BE FUR­ NISHED, PROVIDED AND l’AlO FOR. WHEREAS, thero la .on file with tho Clerk of said Village, complete plana and specifica­ tions for the lighting of the streets, and public places of tho Village with electricity.' which plans and specifications prhvldu for different' typo and rating of lights. In different locations according to the local requirements, the lights being designated by candle-power and classified as hereinafter set forth, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF TUB VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO— ’ Section 1, That for ’ a parted of five (5) years from the 1st day of January, 1930, the price Which may be charged by Tho Dayton Power and. Light Company for electric light furnished tt^ thu Village of Cedarville to light tho streets; lanes, alleys, avenues and public places thereof, in the manner and by Uie means set forth in Die plans and specifications there­ for mi file with tho Clerk of said Village, and ns provided In this oriltnancG, shall be as follows: For electric light supplied by each 41)0 c. p. lamp, 150.00 per year, For oleetrle light supplied by cadi 250 c. p. lamp, $48.00 pur year. ■ . For electric light supplied by each 190 c. p, lamp. $80.00 per year. For eluetrlc light supplied by each SO c. p. lamp, $30.00- per year. and said company shall, at Its own expense, runilsti said lamps -and equipment and material necessary for suld lighting, and erect and main­ tain same find shall supply said lamps with the necessary electric current, and the Com­ pany la to bo paid by said. Village for said lighting in twelvo (12) equal monthly Install- menls, on or before the tenth day of each calendar month, subject however, to the deduc­ tions provide^ for in said specifications for outages, and tho'Company agrees that any addi­ tional lamps of the character aforesaid for the street lighting ordered by said Council, shall be erected and operated by It at lliu same price per lamp as that above named, the same to.be puid by,said Village In the same manner and Installments, and at the times licrelnheforo' provided for said payments. Section 2. That tho minimum number of lamps or tho various candle-power to be used for ttje lighting of said streets, lanes, alloys, avenues and public places furnished, shall lie ns follows: 31— 80 c. p. lamps 9—100 c. p. lamps 13—250 c. p. Inruns 1—400 c. p. lamp Said lamps to no located as shall be directed by tho Lighting Committee of the Council of said Village, Section 3, That said electric light shall bo furnished by means of aerial construction only. SECTION 4. That said lighting shall bo ae­ ro, ding to what Is known as the' “ALL NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT SCHEDULE” ; that Is, the Inmps shall ho Illuminated every night from otie-lmlf hour after sunset of ono day to onchalf hour before imnrlso of tho next day, In accordance with which schedule cadi lamp shall he ttlumtnacd for approximately 3910 hours per year. Section 5. That the location of every lamp shall be approved by tho Lighting 'Uommltlco of Dio Council of said Village, before tbo lamp Is erected, and after a lamp lias been erected, In aecordanCo with such approval, the Com­ pany, upon’ a written order from tho Council, shall remove It to another location, the cost of such removal and relocation to bo paid by the Village. Section ti. That the Company shall use alt diligence and care necessary to' keep all Dip lamps clean and burning during the hrttirs called for In this ordinance, and shall agree that If any lights or lights go out, the lamp shall be repaired tho same night, If possible, and In that event no deduction for outage will lie made; however, If any lamp or lamps are found to he still out on tho second ngilit, then the Village will make a deduction equal to (tvo nights for each lamp not burning on the second night, and » deduction for trneU addi­ tional night that any lamp Is not burning, and tlioso deductions shall bo at the same ratio per night as tho total monthly prlco bcarB to tho time the lamp or lamps have been found to he nut, The Village, through Its Marshall, shall, promptly feport to the office of the Company all lamps discovered not burning. Section 7, Whenever any tree or Ireos upon any sidewalk of any sired, lane, alley or avenue shall furiously interfere with ttio distribution i of light from any lamp or group of lamps, of which tho Council of tho Village shall be tho judge, tho Village will trim or cause to ho trimmed any such tree or trees In such man­ ner that sueli Interference with Iho distribu­ tion of light will bo removed. / Section 8. That When It is necessary to erect or replace any pole or poles, pole line or lines upon any street, lane, alley, avenue or public place fo supply servlro provided for b.v this ordinance, the location of sueli pole of poles, pole lino or lines, shall bo arranged so as not to incommode the ptibllc. In the use of said streets, lanes, alley#, avenues or public places, Section ft. That upon the acceptance by The Dayton Tower and bight Company of this ordinance wlflt all Ilia Iemu, provisions and comllticfis htreof, .ad of the detailed spcclfica. lions for such lighting «n We with the Clerk of cald Village, ouch company ehnll, until tho ■.plruticn of tho live (5) years from tho date .••Sra tide urd!i:ts‘ e filial! take effect, bo bound furnish such ccrvlco as fa required under this ordinance at tho prices and upua tho terms and ruudltlcns herein act forth, and Bald company shall he permitted to render s:uh f 1nice ho im j os raid company rhall comply villi iho term-. <;f this ordinance and raid plana and opivlfi. aticmi. hut upun the failure of laid company ti comply v,ltli tills ordinance told plums ,:::d the Village may pruvtdo ctinr means of l-glitlng Its streets, at Its option. i NCitlim 10, Upon The Dayton Power and Light Company filing hs written acceptance of this iiidlnunce with tho Clerk of said Village, within sixty Dill) dais from the taking effect hereof, this ordinance shall he and constitute a contract between said Village) and Company !o light the stftt'i:!. lanes, alleys, avenues and public growing. In an wdance herewith, for file (3) years from the 1st day of January, 1180. ' . > Nation XL That- this ordinance shall take effect and he in force from and after the eaxllcst period allowed by law. j Put .led this second day at December, 1029. « B. B. MCFARLAND, ! President at Council. : Attest: | JOHN McCORKKLL, j Clerk. SPECIFICATIONS FOR LIGHTING THE PCI!- f Lit’ GROUNDS, LANES, ALLEYS ANI) AVE- ' ATF.B WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT IN THE VILLAGE OK CEDARVILLE. OHIO ! First. The lighting of llte streets, lanes, alleys and avenues and public places In the Vil­ lage of Cedarville, Ohio, shall lie for a period if five (5) years, commencing on the first day of January, 1930. Huu|id. The street lighting shall ho dono by mcar.s of not leas (ban: j village, whirl) pkut win 1w t» tfci 31 - 80 e. p. Series Mazda C Inrandeafcqt Iordinance to be exaeutad usder epaeUOS- Ltmm. Ilions. u KiU c. p. fckrjea Mazda C Incandescent j Fccrifa. The Dayton J'owrr and Light Com-- Lumps. , party In tho future shall a w l maintain *nd 13 250 e. p. Series Mazda C incandescent,jigjit ns 'aforesaid any additional lamp* « Die Lamps. ' character as aforesaid, 'Which ito Council Way 1 400 e. p, Series Mazda-(‘ Inrandrsccnt order and shall he paid therefor, tbo aamo I,amp. i price and in lisa earn# manner #s the original The abuvu-mentioned series incandescent _order for lamps, lamps shall ho of a type known as iho fi fi ’ Fifth. Tho Dayton Power and Light Com- Ampere, Typo Mazda Lamp. spauy chnll agree to uco oil cSiltgenco and ear# Each 80, 100 and- 250 e. jl, lamp "hall cun-; ncecysary to keep Cl! the lam;is burning daring slst of a suitable fixture of standard make, and ! ike hours called fur In tho ordlsanco to bo shall ho equipped with a meul reflector of tho Iexecuted, and shall agree that if any light Or radial wave typo, or ono equally as effective, 1lights go out, the lamp* shall be repaired Dip for distributing tbo Igllit In a' horizontal dlrcc lion. Tho 400 c. p. lamp shall consist of a suitable fixture of standard make, and shall bo equipped with a metallic reflector und prismatic glass refractor for directing and distributing tho light In a horizontal direction. Tile 400 c. p. lamp shall consist of a suitable fixture of standard make, and shall be equipped with a metallic reflector and prismatic glass refractor for directing and distributing the light in a horizontal direction. Tho lamps provided for in these specifications shall burn from one-half hour after sunset until onehalf hour before sunrise on each and' every night. This provides for approximately 8940 hours operation of each lump per year. Third. Tho lighting shall be 'furnished by means of aerial construction, and The Dayton Bower and Light Company slja’l, at its own cost and expense, erect poles, posts, wires and othor fixtures necessary to ilo said lighting ana supply the lamps and .renewals therefor, and do all that is required In connection with said lighting. Said lamps shall bo supported upon posts' or cross suspension wires, all of which shall he erected In accordance with the plan for street lighting on file with the Clerk of said same night, If passible, and in Uiat event no dedurtiqn for cutego will be made: howevtrt if 'any lamp or lamps aro found to go still out, on tho second night, 'then the Village fit Cedar- vlllo wilt make a deduction equal to two nights for each lamp not burning 6a the second night, and these dcductUras shall he at the same ratio per night as the tola! monthly price bears to tlie time tho lamp or lamps have been found to ho out. plxth. Tho map herewith attached show* the approximate location of Die Series Type C Incandescent Lamps Intended to be covered under the ordluunco to ho executed by the Council of the Village of CedarvlUo, and under these specifications. Soventh. Tho Village shall, on or before the tenth day of each month pay Tho Daylon Power and Light Company for the lighting dono during the next' preceding month, subject to the deductions for outages provided for In these specifications. , Approved this second day of December, 1929, b . e . M c F arland , President pf Council, Attest.: JOHN G. McCORKKLL, Clerk. & m FOR Father and Son FROM & The C. A. Weaver Co. Closing Out SALE Practical Wearables and \ Dress Ensemble For The Holiday Season "Save the Difference” T h e C . A . W e a v e r Company 1 Main Street, Xenia, Ohio!