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rim uefaiiti DAILY 'DkOCliAT 'si (i PAGE TWO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1921 FOKKERS WILL APPEAR OVER LONDON AGAIN L. 'K- (By International Nw Btrvice) i London, Febi are to fly over London again soon. This' be signed by its Mayor and attested by its City Clerk and each of the coupons hereto attached to be executed by the original or lithographed facsimile signatures of said Mayor and City Clerk, and this bond to be dated the 1 day of March, A. D. 1921.

Something to Think About THE JOB AND THE MAN By F. A. Walker Cless Riggle returned to his farm near Tyrone Tuesday. C. Craven -was a business visitor from Pratt Wednesday.

Mayor. time they will be on a commercial, not a war, venture, as a Berlin- London service is contemplated by a foreign company. U. G. Black' motored to Satanta Wednesday on business interests, (Seal.) Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Hall came up from Forgan today on busines. -v-s'- Evans Harness Company' does the better class of shoe repairing. dl803 Evans Harness Company does the better class of shoe repairing. dl803 City Clerk.

Section 3. That the form of coupons shall be substantially the following form: (Form of coupon) Noi.L.:...:- On the 1st day of September the City of Liberal, in the County of Seward and State of Kansas will pay to the bearer ($25.00) Twenty-Five Dollars in lawful money of the United States of America at the Kansas Fiscal Agency-' at Topeki, Kansas, being six months interest due that dates on the Water Works Extension Bond, dated March 1, 1921. Kate H. Reimer of Meade, was a Liberal shopper Wednesday. Mrs.

Chas. 'Grant of Tyrone was a Liberal shdpper (7'ii3tlay. No new cases of scarlet fever were reported this moroning. Mrs. Herbert Hobble, who is in a local hospital is reported improving.

Chester Boles is reported as ill with smallpox. His condition is not serious. A number of out of town people attended the wrestling match Wednesday night. Miss Joe' Randies went to Thursday on a short business trip Brice Rezeau left for Dalhart on No 1 today in the interest. the Rock Island.

Evans Harness Company does the better class of shoe repairing. dl803 Mayor. Attest: Mrs. Pearl Barker wa.i up froi.i i Tyrone Wednesday transacting business matters. a L.

C. Shaw was here from Tyrone Wednesday looking after business interests. Mrs. Knott' and son; Edgar, of Plains, were Liberal business visitors Wednesday night. Mrs.

Jj T. Newby entertained her Sunday school class at her home on North Kansas avenue today. hereby authorized and directed to attest said issue under the sea! of said city, and each interest coupon shall be signed by the Mayor and City Cjerk in original or in lithographed facsimile signatures. Section 6. That when said bonds have bee issued, signed and sealed they shall be forwarded to the Auditor of the State of Kansas for registration required bj and when to recorded, they shall be delivered to tbi purchaser.

Section- 7. That to pay the principal and interest on said bonds and coupons as they respectively mature and become due the Mayor and Council shall annually -levy, at the time of making the levy of other taxes, a tax in sufficient amount to pay the interest upon said coupons as they become due, and to retire the entire issue at Section 8. That Ordinance No 276, and all ordinanbes and of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 9. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the official city papers.

Passed by Council, Feb. 18 1921. APProve by Mayor, Feb. 16, 1921. W.

V. GRIFFITH, Mayor. Attest: L. L. HOLLAND, City Clerk.

(First Published February 17, 1921) ORDINANCE NO. 283 An Ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 275, same being an ordinance designating the Liberal Democrat 1 as the official city paper. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND $OUNCm OF THE CITY OF LIBERAL, KANSAS. Section That Ordinance No.

275, being an ordinance designating the Liberal Democrat as the official city paper, is hereby repealed. Section II. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 'Section III. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the official city paper.

Passed by the Council February 15, 1921. Approved by the Mayor, February 15, 1921. v- ---v W. V. GRD7FITH, Attest Mayor.

L. L. HOLLAND, City Clerk COUNCn. OF THE CITY OF LIBERAL, KANSAS: Section That-negotiable coupon bonds of the City of Liberal in the amount of Twenty Thousand ($20,000.00) Dollars are hereby authorized, and directed to be issued, Said bonds bearing date of February 1, 1921, and to mature February 1931, all bearing interest at the rate of five per cent per annum payable semi-annually on the 1st days of August and February of each year, both principal and interest payable at the Kansas Fiscal Agency at the State Treasurer's office, Topeka, Kansas. All bonds in the denomination of $1, 000.00 and numbered from One to Twenty, both inclusive; Section 2.

That said bonds shall be substantially in the following foxm to wit: (Form of Bond) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF KANSAS COUNTY OF SEWARD" CITY OF LIBERAL WATER WORKS EXTENSION BOND 1,000.00 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the City of Liberal, County of Seward and State of Kansas, acknowledges itself to ower and for value received hereby promises to- pay to the bearer hereof, on the 1st day of March, 19 the principal sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, together with interest on said sum from the date hereof until paid, at the rate of five per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on the 1st day of' September and March in each year, upon the presentation and surrender of the interest coupon hereto annexed as they severally become due. Both principal and interest payable in lawful money of the United States of America, at the office of the State Treasurer of the State of Kansas, in the City of Topeka, Kansas, and for the prompt payment of the principal and interest of this bond, as they respectively become due, the full faith and credit and resources of said City of Liberal are hereby irrevocably pledged, THIS BOND is issued by th'eiaid City, of Liberal for the purpose of providing funds with which to construct extensions to the Water Works System of said City for the purpose of supplying said city and its inhabitants with water, pursuant to the favorable vote of more than a majority of the electors of said Cty voting at an election duly and legally called and held for that purpose and pursuant to and in full conformity to the Constitution and Laws of the State of Kansas, including Vernon Coulter and S. Hammond arrived from Edler, Colorado, Wednesday afternoon. 4 T. B.

Moore and C. A. Bolster of Dodge City, made a business trip to Stevens county Wednesday. G.Gt Fisher, claim adjuster from Dr. A.

M. Morrow 'was called to Moscow Wednesday on professional busines. Pratt, was in Liberal Wednesday looking after business matters. ONE of the greatest troubles with the average man Is that he does dot get excited frequently enough. Excitement is only MULTIPLIED ENTHUSIASM.

The man who lacks enthusiasm doesn't get far, whatever road be travels. One of the chief faults of a snail Is that never has the sensation 'of excitement. It crawls along In a seemingly aimless fashion, and having reached the nowhere for which it was headed, It stops' to contemplate its effectiveness. Nobody is ever Interested in a snail, and only the dullurd copies him. If you 'want to see enthusiasm and excitement In animal life, watch an ant Everything interests him.

Everything has a meaning for him. Everything he sees or feels Is a matter of investigation and study. He Is excited all the time and accomplishes something every minute. Every boy and every man ought to be excited about whut he is doing. He should be so intensely Interested In It, so 'thoroughly In love with the task and Its accomplishment, that Its finish should find him thrilled with enthusiasm, Can you imagine Edison working without enthusiasm and excitement! Can you conceive the feverish eagerness with which Galileo worked through the night on that first crude telescope and with w'hat excitement he took his first lok through it toward the 'far-off stars? Yet that telescope was not as powerful as the opera glass you carry to the theater.

Can you imagine with what excitement Mme. Curie looked upon the first tiny, speck of. radium which she had distilled from Hie tons of material which concenled it? THE GLORY OF LABOR IS ITS ACCOMPLISHMENT. The real wages of worl Is the satisfaction of production. The man -who makes a machine of himself, who finds no interest and no basis' of 'entnusiasm in.

his dally task is little better than the ox. There, Is no labor so menial and no task so hard that It has not in It a reason for enthusiasm. ,5 The scrub woman whose knees are calloused and whose arms ache from her lowly labors may still find a distinct pleasure and an actual enthusiasm' when' she" sees" the glistening cleanliness acomplished'by her' hands. The teamster can be enthusiastic, about his horses and his The office boy can get excited about the rush of business where he Is employed. Everybody has some reason to get enthusiastic and excited about their work.

If they have no reason they, are either following the wrong vocation or they are looking on, the world and its doings with distorted If your present work doesn't enthuse you. If you cannot get excited and nanny about it. find something William Hunter left Wednesday Herbert Hobble, who is quarantined for scarlet fever, is getting along for Kansas City where 4 will be gone on a few dayj' business tiip. City Section 4: That each bond shall bear certificate by the Clerk of said City of Liberal, Kansas, and by the Auditor of the State of Kansas, which shall be substantially in the following form: (Form of certificate to be endorsed on back ef bond)'. STATE OF KANSAS, i SEWARD COUNTY L.

L. Holland, City Clerk of the City of Liberal, Seward County, do hereby certify that the within bond, No of Water Works Extension Bonds of said City was duly registered according to law this day of 1921, and the signatures thereto are genuine. (Seal.) City Clerk, Liberal, Kansas. N. A.

Turner, Auditor of the State of Kansas, do hereby certify that a transcript' of the proceedings leading jssuance this bond has been filed in my 'office, and that this bond was registered in my office according to law, WITNESS MY HAND and official Dr. Huddleston left Wednesday Mr. Sohns, the broom corn buyer, went to Elkhart today to look after business matters. for Hutchinson, where he went to attend the funeral of Dr. A.

T. Jones. Mrs. Walter Eddington, formerly Miss Eunice Adams, is quite ill at her home in Miscow. Mrs.

Joe Kern, Who was brought here from Gray, a few 'days ago, and is seriously ill slightly improved today. Ed Stallard of the' S. S. Bakery, was reported ill last night. He is somewhat better today.

Mrs Will Tynan will be hostess to a breakfast party at her home five and one-half miles ndrth of the city Monday morning. Tom Miller arrived from Arizona, Wednesday, for a short visit with his sister, Mrs. Anna Miller. HAYNE HAPPENINGS Robt. Dickerson had the Pank-houser sale today, which was held at the farm, southwest of the city.

E. Dodd were visitors Saturday. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Mondo Pennington 'Auditor of State!" Section 5.

That the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to sign said issue of bonds and the Clerk of said City is and children. Hazel, Merritt and Ray mond, were Sunday guests at G. S. Erlewine's. l-Ji 'I'll 5- Chas.2 Taylor "is" putting 'on -lc sale beginning Saturday, February 19th.

Look over his ad in this paper. Mary Miles Minter is shown at the Majestic theatre tonight, in a delightful drama ''A Cumberland Romance." Lee Erlewine moved to Liberal immiraiinnniiiiniiraiiuoiBiriHmiiuiiiinniinniiiiiwniiiDiw last Saturday. WHAT DELICIOUS FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

McAhren and children motored to Tyrone, Okla an Act of the Legislature of the; State of Kansas, entitled ''An Act, relating to the issuing of bonds of certain cities for natural gas, water, light and heating purposes, and repealing Chapter 75 of the Session Laws of 1911," approved April 30, homa, i Sunday morning, returning that evening. The Liberal high school basket ball team will go to Meade Friday after-'noon to play the high school team "there. That's the expression that always concludes the meal here. It's an, expression that means a great deal to us, for it has established confidence; in us. Palatable food and prompt and courteous service have established this place as a sensible hotel.

nine to do. Get another Job. Find something that will stir you up and tAimn AiiH mln1 anA hnmm vAllf i Miss Georgia Augerot of Liberal, visited with her brother, Will, and family1 the first of the week. Irvin White, Chester Frapklin and Orville Pennington and Misses Ef fie, Ambrosia and Elizabeth White took dinner at Howa.rd Pennington's home Sunday. Mrs.

G. H. and children, Doris and Hershel, Mrs. Chas. Tils, and Misses Dessa Jesup and June Erlewine took dinner with Mrs.

Byrdia Pennington Sunday. Will Augerot and family and Miss Mrs. 0. P. Buckland entertained the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church at her home Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.

Roy Twist came down from Meade Tuesday, to attend several cial events, and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. F. Gorman, while in the city. and leave you, when the day Is done, anxious for tomorrow and the bigger accomplishment that It will make possible.

1 Don't be content to be a snail. A SNAIL NEVER GETS ANYWHERE. (Copyright.) r-0 If you haven't eaten here you are certainly missing a great treat. Ask the man, woman or child who has. They are our best advertisements.

mtvtm 1913, and pursuant to Ordinance du ly passed by the Mayor and City Council of said City AND IT IS HEREBY CERTD7IED AND RECITED, That all acts; aha conditions and things required to exist, happen or be performed 'precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have existed, happened and been performed iA regular and due form, time and manner as required by law and that the total 'amount of the indebtedness bf said City, including this bond, does not exceed any limitation imposed by the Constitution of Laws of said State IN TESTIMONY HEREOF, The said City of Liberal, by its City Coun-. cil, has caused the corporate seal to be hereto affixed and this jbond to Georgia Augerot motored to Kismet Sunday afternoon. The Liberal Undertaking Company received- a shipment of Colorado flowers this morning. They are sweet Always something special for Sunday's dinner. Regular Meals, 40c SOUTH SIDE HOTEL Orvih Pennington visited Guy Mil Pay 01 rt.

-i. "I've tried for gold and copper, even for dlnmnnds. But I can't seem to strike piv "Wliv.i)ui't von trv farming?" ler Sunday afternoon. arid Mrs. Ed Brier and baby Mrs.

R.C. Gentry, Prop. peas, 'jonquils and carna- tions. Miss Lena Hanner is recovering satisfactorily from her recent operation, from appendicitis, and is able to receive her friends. She is in a local hospital.

(First Published Feb. 17, 1921) ORDINANCE NO. 284 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE CITY OF LIBERAL, KANSAS, IN THE AMOUNT OF TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS As St. John received his visiori on the Isle of Patmos, so the makers of Mr. Giles Miller, editor of the Guy-mon Herald, was a 'caller at the Democrat office Wednesday? as he passed through here on his waj on a business trip.

have been on the sick list. Mrs. C. A. Grimsley and little grandson, Gene, were visitors at Gus Grimsley'S Sunday.

Clara Pennington visited with Miss Edda-White MrV and Mrs. Lester Young and daughter, Violet, were 'visitors at Earl Helsel's Sunday. Charlie CoiVell butchered hogs Miss Dessa Jessup visited Mrs. G. Webber Saturday evening Mrs Lester Young called on Mrs.

Mondo Pennington Tuesday. Henry Dettmar butchered hogs one day. last week. The Valentine social given Monday evening by the. was well at FOR THE PURPOSE OF EX PaifnosFwur TENDING, ENLARGING AND IMPROVING THE SYSTEM OF WATER WORKS OF THE CITY Received their vision of a better Flour at St, John OF LIBERAL AND REPEALING Ordinance no.

276. WHEREAS, at an election duly Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Littleton and Mr.

and" Mrs. Carl Foakley of Perrytriii, were Liberal business visitors Wednesday. They "also attended 1he wrestling match that night Dr. Ben' H. Day, school physician during the present scarlet fever visited vMcKinley and Lincoln schools this 'morning.

He re-' ports conditions very good among the pupils. :V.t and legally called and held in the City of Liberal, Kansas, upon the 2nd day of Noyember; A. D. 1920, a majority of the electors' voted at said tended. Had.

a program consisting EVERY SACK IS GUARANTEED TO STAND THE TEST WITH ANY HIGH PATENT FLOUR ON THE MARKET. of and games. After the program refreshments of sandwiches election in favor of the issuance of the bonds of said city in the amount of Ninety-Eight Thousand Dollars WE SELL PATMOS FLOUR. ALL KINDS OF 1 for the purpose of extending, enlarg R. T.

Correll, J. W- Payne; J. fl. Whippo George Lilley drove up from Wednesday afternoon. Mr.

Correll came up, to visit with his wife who is in a local hospital. Charles Buchanan one' of he 'ef and pickles were served. Everybody that attended, reports a fine time. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hammondtree of Willowbar Oklahoma, are here visiting -Mrs. Ed Brier end Mrs, Hugh Harding, and niece, Mrs. iLester Young; j-. CARD OF THANKS We eel deeply grateful to our raany friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness and sympathy at the death of our wife and alsj for the many beautiful flowers." PEN0ABLE GROCERIES AND CHOICE MEATS. IF YOU TELL CENTRAL NO.

WILL BE SATISFACTORILY FILLED. Groceries ing and improving the system of water works of said and for "the 'purpose of aying for the costs' and expenses of such Enlargement, extension and improvements of work necessary 'and expedient to be done at this time it is' necessary that bf said amount '6t bonds so authorized to be Issued that the amount of Twenty Thousand Dollars be issued and delivered. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR-' DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND ficient foembems' of 'the post 'office lorce, left this morning lor Chicago, for a short Odell Mahoney is taking his place' at the1 office daring Tiia absence. This is Mr. Buchanan's regular vacation period.

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