The Cedarville Herald, Volume 57, Numbers 27-52

CIDAKVIllK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, >934 Premiums High For Junior Fair COLUMBVS(Spoeul)—Hcarly $ 11 , 00 $ in premiums a r t being offered to exhibitors in the sixth annusl Ohio Stats Junior Fair to be held in connection with tbs 84th Ohio State Fair a t Columbus, August 27 to September 1, The Ohio Stats Junior Fair is an outstanding feature of Ohio's great exposition. I t is conducted ■for and by the Boys and Girls of the Buckeye State. In 1933, every Ohio c o u n t y was represented among the 14,060 young exhibitors who displayed their handicraft at the Ohio Statu Junior Fair. The number of young, men and women competing for premiums in 1933 was mors than double the number of those taking part in any pre­ vious Fair. This important department of the Ohio State Fair embraces prac­ tically every organized state-wide juvenile group in Ohio. Included among these groups are separate divisions for Boys* and Girls' 4-H Clubs, Vocational Agriculture stu­ dents, Future Farmers of Amer­ ica, Home Economics and Future H o m e m a k e r s , General School Shops, Juvenile Granges, City School Gardens, Boy Scouts of America, Camp Fire Girls, Model Airplanes and Farmers’ Institute Posters. The Livestock Departments of the Ohio State Junior Fail parallel those of the open classeF in the State Fair. Besides the livestock classes in which Ohio Boys and Girls may compete, .hey can also vie for premiums in the homemak. ing, clothing, stock judging, wool, vegetables, art, shop and numerous other worth-while endeavors. In 1934, almost $11,000 in pre­ miums are bein^- offered. Only boys and girls who are residents of Ohio are eligible to compete for these premiums. A separate and complete premium list covering this department is published and will be sent to interested persons on request. Drought No Bar To S tate Fair , COLO MBUS (Special)—The drought will have no effect, upon the agricultural and-horticultural exhibits at the forthcoming Ohio State Fair a t Columbus, August CHARLES M. JBBER Pair Manager 27 to September 1 , according to Charles M, Bee", Fair manager. Commenting upon this year's Fair, Beer says: “Even with reduced appropria­ tions, which have been necessary during the past several years, we have maintained the- high stand­ ards of this great exposition. “We take pride in announcing that the National Shorthorn Show will be conducted a t Mie Ohio State Fair again this year. The Draft Horse Department will show its nsual array of champions even though th e . sales have been ex­ tremely heavy among our exhibit­ ors, reducing, to some extent, the usual number of show animals. “Reports from the member in charge of the Sheep Department indicate a bigger show than ever before, with some new exhibitors. The Swine Department will be larger than in former years. Even though we were confronted with the drought this year, which threatened to impair the agricul­ tural and horticultural depart* ments, the recent rains have made it possible for this show to present its usual array of the finest specimens that are shown a t any fair in America." LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE In (he Probate Court of Greene County, Ohio W. J. Tarbox and William |f . Spencer, Executors Of the Estate of Lillian Spencer, Deceased, P laintiff. * VI, Ella Mekemion, e t al, Defendants. In the pursuance of the Order of the Probate Court of Greene County, we will offer for sale at public auc­ tion on the 1st day o f September, 1234, a t 10 o'clock, on the premises, the following described real estate situated in the County of Greene, State of Oh!o> to-wits Beginning at an iron stake in the Center of the Jamestown Pike, comer to Homer Jobe) thence 8. 16* IS' E. 128.02 poles to a stone corner to said Jobe in the line of James Crawford; thence N. 86* 02' X, 61,86 poles to a stone, comer to said Craw­ ford in the center o f a road) thence with said road N. 12 * 08' E, 64.72 poles to a stone, corner to Frank Edingfieid; thence N. 16* 40' W, 93.70 poles to a point in the center of the Jamestown Pike; tl ence with the center of said Pike S. 73° 47' E. 85.56 poles to the place of beginning; containing Seventy (70) acres of land be it more or less, Said land being situated in Greene County, State of Ohio, Xenia Township, and a part of the Mili­ tary Survey No. 2277. Said premises are appraised Ninety ($90.00) Dollars per acre and tlie S. W. corner to E, C. Blak, and in must be sold for not Jess than two- the center of the Jamestown and thirds of said appraised value. The gelma Pike; thence with said pike S. terms of sale are one-third cash in 3 “ 30 ' E. 47.60 poles to an iron’ pin, hand on date of sale, one-third in one under the South side of a bridge a- year, one-third in two years from the cross said pike, from which an ash date of sale, with interest a t the rate tree 24 inches in diameter bears N. of six per cent per annum on deferred 59 ° e . 55% links and corner to Nellie payments, to be secured by a first Bryan; thence with her line N. 79° mortgage upon said premises, or cash 15 ' e . 61.60 poles to an iron pin corner in full on. date of sale. to Nellie Bryan; thence again with W, J. TARBOX, [her line, N.. 10° 45' W. 50,76 poles WILLIAM M. SPENCER, 'to a stone corner to Nellie Bryan; Executors, !thence with her line, N, 58° E. 77.2 Estate of Lillian Spencer, poles to a stone, comer to Nellie don, Ni^S* E. 81.20 poles to the place and distribution of beverages a t Five (5) year period, shall be sub- of beginning, containing Forty (40) wholesale and retail of any alcoholic mitted to the Electors of said Village acres, more or less. Being Tract No. content permitted by law, to amend of Cedarville, Ohio, a t the General 6 , in deed from Artio B. Little and-Section 6212-14 of the General Code, Election, to be held November 6 th, wife to Martin Knecht, Sr., recorded and to declare an emergency, “shall 1934, ’ in Vol. No, 143, page No. 402, Greene constitute a misdemeanor." j SECTION 5. That the Village] County, Ohio, Deed Records, and I SECTION 4. The violation of any Clerk be and hereby is authorized and Tract No. 5 in deed from Martin . of the rules and regulations adopted directed , to certify a copy of this or- Knecht, Sr., to Florence B. Gray, Jby the Ohio Liquor Control Commis- dinance to The Beard of Deputy State recorded in Vo. No, 145, page No. 370, sion, shall constitute a misdemeanor. Supervisors and inspectors of Elec- SECTION 5 , Any person who tions q£ Ctoene County, Ohio, violates the provisions of this br- SECTION 6 . That this Ordinance dinance shall, upon conviction there- e^ ee^ rind ^ *n £orce>from of, be fined not more than Five Hun- and after the earliest period allowed dred Dollars ($500.00). Nothing ,by law PASSED this 13th day of August, Light sows 1034. Heavy sows KENNETH L,.LITTLE, jThin and rough Mayor of the Village of Cedarville, O. Stags Attest: J. G. McCorkell, Village Clerk, Greene County, .Ohio, Deed Records. TRACT NO. 2. Situate in the State of Ohio, County of Greene and Town­ ship of Ross, and being part of Mili- a t tary Survey No. 816, and beginning a t Visitors to Dayton again will have the opportunity and pleasure of wit* herein Bhall be construed to prevent' PASSED this 13th day af August, nessing stage entertainment with the the sale of liquids or beverages made opening Friday, Aug. 17th, of the. lawful by the Statutes of the State of j „ _ KENNETH L. LITTLE, ^ ^ RKO Colonial Theater, Dayton, Ohio. Ohio, or of the United States __ vue, “Harlem Rhapsody," with 40 out- J. G. McCorkell Village Clerk, (8-17-24) of Deceased. (8-31-d) Gordon & Weikert, Auctioneers. ORDINANCE No. 186 Bryan, in the line of Artie B. Little; jthence with his line, N. 34° 10' W. {17 poles to an iron pin corner to said jLittle; thence with his line, passing 'his corner and continuing South 58° America SECTION 6 . All ordinances or parts of ordinances, in conflict here­ with, are hereby repealed. SECTION 7. This ordinance shall take effect and be'in force, from and after the earliest period allowed by law. Passed thiB KENNETH L. LITTLE, Mayor of the Village of Cedarville, O, Attest:— J. G. McCorkell, Clerk of Village of Cedarville, O. Attest ...... .....'R ---- ’T- standing entertainers, .will be the stage offering, in conjunction with Richard Dix and Irene Dunne on the screen in “Stingaree." Following the first, week's bill the —----- ],Colonial will present five acts of AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE vaudeville in connection with a fea- FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE turo picture, entire changes of pro- 6 th day of July, 1934. ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE O F ' gram being made each Friday. Only ,CEDARVILLE, OHIO, THE QUES- jthe very best obtainable in both styles TION OF AN ADDITIONAL TAX ]of entertainment will be offered, with ORDINANCE NO, 188 AN ORDINANCE .MAKING IN -,\y . 29.96 poles to the beginning, con- TQXICATIQN OR DISTURBING taining Twenty-nine and thirty-three THE PEACE WHILE INTOXICAT- hundredths (29.33) acres of land. Be- EP, AN OFFENSE, AND REPEAL- jng Tract, Number Six (No. 6 ) in deed ING ALL ORDINANCS OR PARTS from Martin Knecht, Sr., to Florence OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT g . Gray, recorded Vol No. 145, page HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE' OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO:— SECTION 1. Whoever is found in | a state of intoxication, or whoever, be­ ing intoxicated, shall disturb the peace, and good order or shall conduct himself in a disorderly manner, shall be fined not to exceed One.Hundred Dollars ($100.00), and shall pay the costs of prosecution. SECTION* 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances, in conflict here­ with, are hereby repealed. SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force, from and after the earliest period allowed by' law. Passed this 6 th day 1 of July, 1934. KENNETH L. LITTLE, Mayor of the Village of Cedarville, O. Attest:— J. G. McCorkell, Clerk of the Village of Cedarville, O. No. 370, Records. Greene County, Ohio Deed Said farm is located a t the inter­ sections of the Jamestown and Selma, and Federal pikes, on east side of road. Said premises has been appraised a t Eighty Dollars per acre, and can not sell for less than two-thirds of the appraisement. Terms of Sale: CASH. JOHN BAUGHN, Sheriff, of Greene County, Ohio Harry D. Smith, Attorney. LEGAL NOTICE Common Pleas Court Greene County, Ohio Fred Borden, Plaintiff, vs#> Catherine Borden, Defendant. The defendant, whose place of resi­ dence is unknowq, will take notice that the plaintiff has filed suit for di­ vorce in the Common Pleas Court on the'-ground of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, and the same will be for hearing on and after six |LEVY FOR STREET LIGHTING'a pit orchestra conducted by Arman .PURPOSES, FOR FIVE YEARS, BE -!Guarini. ^GINNING JANUARY 1st, 1935. } The opening revue comes direct j BE IT ORDAINED BY THE from the Cotton Club in New York, COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF .where it registered- a sensational suc- CEDARVILLE, OHIO, *cess. It is headed by the famous I SECTION 1. That the amount of Norman Thomas Quintette, known # LSft ____ „3.50 4.W ___ „a,76 # 8.26 down CATTLE—Receipts 71 head Grass steers ------------------ ® Stock s te e r s -------- -------■’■2'2a ® Heifers ....................................... ® F a t cows - - * - Bolognas ~ -------- L00 @ L75 SHEEP & LAMBS—Receipts 4 j 2 hd- Breeding e w e s ------------ 3,00 ® ®,2a Culls ............................... *L00 @ 2.00 Fat ew e s ---------------------L00 @ 1-50 LambB, t o p s ----------------- 7,25 Medium lambs ------------ 5,00 @ G.2a Feeder lambs .................. 5,00 @ 0.00 Best Buck lambs - , - , - —0.50 Medium buck lamlbs----- 5.00 @ 5,50 Thin buck lambs ——----- 4-00 — 5.00 185 live stockmen consigned about 1500 head of live stock to the largest sale we have ever had a t this bam. Hogs sold again a t a premium over terminal markets, bringing a top of $5.70 or the highest pricewe have yet realized forhogs. Calves also sold high, bringing a top of $6.60, Lambs also sold high, bringing a top ,of $7.25. There were no good dry fed cattle on sale here today, but were quotable at! $6.50. 1 taxes that may be. raised within the limitations provided by law, will be [insufficient during the Five (5) years, everywhere they have' appeared as the world's fastest entertainers and headed by Norman Thomas, Jr., NATIONAL FARM LEADER TO TALK AT DISTRICT MEETING beginning January 1 st, 1935, to pay generally referred to as “the dancing demon of LenOx Avenue.” The revue carries its own orchestral music and this group is known as the 14 Dixieland Blues Blowers. It is a blistering Jazz Band whose members ORDINANCE No. 185 SHERIFF'S SALE The Peoples Bldg. & 'Savings Co. vs. Ollie Caseldine, et al.; Greene County Common Pleas Court Case No. 20509 Order of Sale 20509 In pursuance of an order issued from the Common Pleas Court, within and for the County of Greene, and State of Ohio, made a t the May term thereof, A. D., 1934, and to me di­ rected, I will offer for sale a t Public Auction a t the West door of the Court AN ORDINANCE FOR THE EN­ FORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION, AND REPEALING ALL ORDIN­ ANCES OR PARTS OF ORDIN­ ANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. WHEREAS, the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, -has-enacted as an emergency measure, Amended Substitute Senate Bill No. 346, en­ titled “An act to levy a tax for the. purpose of reimbursing the State for the expense of administering the pro­ visions of this act and to provide rev­ enues for the support of the State and sub-divisions thereof, and to regulate the manufacture, sale and distribution of beverages a t whole­ sale and retail, of any alcoholic con­ tent permitted by law, to amend Sec­ tion 6212-14 of the General Code, and to declare an emergency,” and WHEREAS, - said Act became Ithe necessary operating expenses of said Village, and also pay the ex- Jpenses of lighting by electricity the streets of the Village; that unless a tax levy for the purpose of said street lighting is provided as authorized by hold an enviable reputation fo r per- Section No. 5625-15 of the General petrating “hot” versions of alt the Code of Ohio, it will be necessary to latest tunes. discontinue said street lighting, a t the Among the other entertainers of close of this present year, at. which which this revue boasts are Frank weeksVfrom *^e *publication "of *this t™e ?Utho" ty ^ tbe B«“ n t sf cial *°Sera’ entertaining unique; Freddie tax levy f o r : street lighting term- Crump, sensational comedy drummer; mates. Erie Shanks, silver toned tenor; SECTION 2. That it is expedient Beatrice Richmond, Aunt Jemima of and necessary, •during the period of the Blues; The Lucky Sisters, Stars 'five (5) years, beginning January 1st, of synoepation, an,d Gladys Robinson, 1935, to levy taxes at a rate in excess who is an entertainer par excellence, of the ten mill limitation provided by law, for the purpose of providing‘the notice. FRANK L. JOHNSON, (8-3d) Attorney for the Plaintiff.' ORDINANCE NO. 184 AN ORDINANCE MERGING THE OFFICES OF VILLAGE CLERK AND CLERK OF THE BOARD OF .sPecial fund £r°m which to pay the TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,' expenses of lighting by electricity, FIXING THE SALARY OF THE the streets of the Village of Cedar- MERGED OFFICE, AND REPEAL-jville- oh>°- ING ANY ORDINANCE OF PARTS ) SECTION 3. That the amount of OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT,the Additional annual tax levy neces- HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO:— SECTION 1. Pursuant to the pro­ visions of Section No. 4281 of The sary for said street lighting purposes, during said period of Five (5) years is Two ( 2 ) Mills. SECTION 4. That the question of said additional tax levy of Two (2) Mills for said purposes and for said House, in the City of Xenia, on Saturday, September 8th, 1934 ° P ^ ativci on ,the 7tb day April, a t 10 o’clock A. M., of said Day, the following described Real Estate, to- wit: Situate in the County of Greene, State of Ohio and Village of Bowers- ville, bounded and described as fol­ lows: Being part of Military Survey No. 4839, Beginning a t a stake corner to Elizabeth Bowermaster in the County road leading east from Bow- ersville; thence west 6.6 poles to a stake corner to C, H. Stewart; thence S, 2° E. 8.08 to an alley; thence with said alley east 6.6 poles comer to 1933, and is in conflict with certain ordinances and parts of ordinances heretofore enacted by Council of the Village of Cedarville, State of Ohio, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO: SECTION 1. In the interpretation of the provisions of this ordinance: 1. The word “liquor” or the phrase “intoxicating liquor” shall be contru- ed to include alcohol, brandy, whisky, rum, gin, beer, ale, porter and wine, and in addition thereto, any distilled, two-thirds of the appraisement. TERMS OF SALE: CASH, JOHN BAUGHN, Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio. C. W. Witmer, Attorney. said Bowermaster; thence with her J spirituous, malt, vinous or fermented line N. 2° W. 8.01 poles to the begin-.liquor, and also any liquid or com- ning, containing 49 poles more or less, pound, whether or not the same is Said premises has been appraised a t 'medicated, proprietary or patented, One Hundred and Fifty ($150.00) Dol- and bVwhatever name called, contain- lars and can not sell for less than in« more than 3.2 per cent of alcohol by weight, which is fit for use for beverage purposes; provided that the foregoing definition shall not extend to de-alcoholized wine, nor to any beverage or liquid produced by the process by which beer, ale, porter or wine is produced, if it contains 3.2 of alcohol, or less, by weighs 2. The term “given away" and the term “possess” shall not apply to in­ toxicating liquor in a bonafide private dwelling. 3. The word'“person” shall mean and include actual persons, firms, as* co-partnerships and cor­ porations, . 4, The term “alcohol” shall mean ethyl alcohol, SECTION 2. No person shall, SHERIFF’S SALE ORDER OF SALE The Cedarville Bldg. & Loan Ass’s, vs. Florence B. Gray, e t al,, Greene County Common Pleas Court ’sociation, Case No, 20484 Order Of Sale 204841 In pursuance of an order issued from the Common Picas Court, with­ in and for the County of Greene, and State of Ohio, made a t the May term * „ .. „ , ,fT ,, ' a n inn a , . after the passage of this ordinance, , t rtflVi* t ' ^ manufacture, sell, barter, transport, t i l « V l ' f ’ inport. export, deliver, f u r n i . h V tion at the West doer of the Court1 s * ** 4 „ ,celye» give away, prescribe, possess, 0,1 solicit or advertise any intoxicating liquors', or solicit or receive, or know1 Xenia, ingly permit his employees to solicit or receive from any persons any Hoiue, in Saturday, August 26 , 1934 at 10 o’clock A. M., of said Day, the following described Real Estate, to-'order for intoxicating liquor, or give wit: jany information of how intoxicating tfKACT NO. 1, Situate in the State liquof may bo obtained, except as of Ohio, County of Greene and Town- authorized by this ordinance, or by ship of Ross, and being part of Mill- the Statutes of the State of Ohio, or tary Survey No. 816, beginning at a by the Statutes of the United Staes stone S, E. corner to Mary Gordon, of America, and in the S. line of Frank Harper;1 SECTION 3. The violations of any thence with the line of said Harper' of the provisions of Amended Sub- S. 34*. 10' E. 60 poles to an iron pin stitute Senate Bill No, 346, enactedby in the line of saW Harper and corner the General Assembly of the State of to J, H. Little; thence with bis lino S. Ohio, entitled, “An act to levy a tax 32* W. 88,4 poles to a stone oorner for the purpose of reimbursing the to said Little; thence again with hts State for the .expense of administer* line N. 34* 10' W« 90 poles to an iron ing the provisions of this act, andto pin in the line of Artie B, Little; provide revenues for the supportof thence with the line of said Artie B. the State and sub-divisions thereof, Little and also line of Mary E. Gor- and to regulate the manufacture, sale General Code of Ohio, the office of Five (5) year period shall be sub- Village Clerk and that of the Clerk, mitted to the electors of said Village of the Board of Trustees of Public of Cedarville, Ohio, a t the general Affairs, are hereby merged, and the election, to be held November 6 th, Village Clerk shall hereafter perform 1934 , the duties of both of said offices. j SECTION 5 . That tflie Vijlage SECTION 2 . Said Village Clerk clerk be and hereby is authorized and Miss Robinson is rated one. of the really fine entertainers of the colored stage, while she and various other performers are aided immeasurably by the 12 Sepia Beauties, a line group hard to beat. Sparkling scenes, flashy costumes and hot dancing go to make up an unusual entertainment. “Stingaree” gives Richard Dix an opportunity to present rare portrait as a debonair, engaging outlaw of the Australian band-lands, with Irene Dunne cast in another of those sym- pathic roles she does so superlatively well,. The big cast also includes Mary Boland, Conway Tearle and Andy Devine. REPORT OF SALE Monday, August 13, 1934 Springfield Live Stock Sales Co. shall receive as a salary for perform- directed to certify a copy of this Or- HOGS—Receipts 920 bead ance of the duties of said mergeddinance to The Board of Deputy State 200-250 * lb s.____ _____—5.50 office, the sum of $360.00, per annum,Supervisors and Inspectors of Elec- 180-200 lbs. __________ ,_5.50 payable monthly. tions of Greene County, Ohio. 160-180 lbs. ___ 5.00 SECTION 3. All ordinances or f SECTION 6 . This Ordinance shall 140-160 lbs. ..................... _4.00 parts of ordinances in conflict here- effect and be in force, from and with, are hereby repealed. j after the earliest period allowed by SECTION 4. This ordinance is ]aw> passed by a majority vote of all the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ members of Council, and shall be ef- .-------- ------ -— fective from and after the earliest period allowed by law. KENNETH L. LITTLE, Mayor of the Village of Cedarville, O. Attest: J. G, McCorkell, Village Clerk! (8-17-24) Chester H. Gray, nationally known Washington legislative representative of the American Farm Bureau Fed­ eration, will address a farm bureau* district -meeting at Lebanon on Au­ gust 20, according to Murray D. Lincoln, executive secretary, Ohio Farm Federation, Columbus; “Mr. Gray has been fighting legis­ lative' battles for farmers, in the na­ tion’s capital for several years, as offi­ cial representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation in carrying out its plans for farm relief legisla­ tion,” says Mr. Lincoln. “He wielded a powerful influence in securing the passage of 'the Agricultural Adjust­ ment Act, sponsored by the national farm organizations.” He is recognized as one of the ablest legislative representatives in Washington, and enjoys the confidence of the leaders in the Senate and House in agricultural matters, asserts Mr. Lincoln. He is a capable speaker and will bring a message of- vital import­ ance to farm people and others inter­ ested in the restoration of agriculture., Mr. Gray will speak during the afternoon session of an all-day meet­ ing of farm bureau people and others from the following counties: Preble, Butleiv Warren, Hamilton, Montgo­ mery, Greene, Fayette, and Clinton. Tlje farm bureaus of these counties are sponsoring this district meeting. They extend an invitation to all rural and city people interested to attend. ORDINANCE NO. 187 AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUBMISSION. TO- THE ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, OHIO. THE QUES­ TION OF AN ADDITIONAL TAX LEVY FOR MUNICIPAL WATER PURPOSES, FOR FIVE YEARS, BEGINNING JANUARY 1st, 1935. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, OHIO, SECTION 1 . That the amount of taxes that may be raised within the limitations provided by law, will be insufficient during the Five ( 6 ) years, beginning January 1st, 1935, to pay the necessary operating expenses of said Village, and also pay the ex­ penses of Municipal Water Service within the Village; that unless a tax levy for the purpose of operating Municipal Water Service in the Vil­ lage is provided ds authorized by Sec­ tion No. 5625-15 of the General Code of Ohio, Municipal Water service in the Village will be Beverly handi­ capped, and the service rendered in­ efficient, SECTION 2. That it is expedient and necessary, during the period of Five (5) years, beginning January 1st, 1935, to levy taxes a t a rate in excess of the Ten (10) Mill limitation provided by law, for the purpose of providing the special fund, from which to pay the deficiency in the operating expense of Municipal Water service in the Village df Cedarville, Ohio. SECTION 3. That the amount of the Additional annual tax levy neces­ sary for said deficiency for said Muncipal Water service purposes, during said period of five ( 6 ) years, is two (2) Mills. • SECTION 4, That the question of said Additional tax levy of twri (2) Mills, for said purpose, and for said 120-140 lbs. —................. 3.40 @ 100-120 lbs. ______ _3.00 __ Feeding p i g s ___ _____ -,-3.00 @ 5:70 5.65 5.40 5.00 4.20 4.00 4.00 “The Mating of Dan Yen”— the Story of a Fabulous Treas­ ure, a Golden-Haired Princess and a Mysterious Island in the South Seas—Begins in The American Weekly, the* Mag­ azine Distributed with Next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner. Subscribe for THE HERALD W: S e n s a tio n ® Old T t Vi.*, t h e y c 'ii’CS 1v >V A . s \ £ / I # G O O D Y E A R A L l-W E A TH m 1 If you've escaped trouble so far on th in old tires, thank your lucky stars—and have us pu t on new Goodyears!—blowout protected by patented Supertwist Cord In every ply. 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