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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-01-12
Infant Sent to Dentist.

kennebec, $. D.-The daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Coyours Of this
place has gained unique distinction.
The baby is only three weeks old hut
she was born with one tooth. Nor is
that all. Within week after hur
birth It was found necessary to ex.
tract the tooth. SO Miss ooyours may
boast of not only having been born with
tooth but Of having had dental at
tenti2n before she was week old.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-01-12
C. II. r..

There is a well nigh universal wall
from property owners in this section
over the excessive tax they have been
compelled to pay this year and for
several years previously. Locally,
that is TO say in the village of Clio,
the rate is little less this year.
per thousand Of valuation, than last
year, but the general trend has been
steadily and rapidly upward for half
a dozen years past. We believe
there is real ground for the pro.
test against high taxes, conscious as
we are that there are some who would
protest against taxes Of any sort,
high or low; conscious also that COM
mon progress can, in a general sense,
only be accomplished through the ex-
penditure of common funds. The
trouble lying at the root of the situa-
ton appears to be that we want to
arrive at an ideal condition in every
branch of public endeavor at one
bound. We want ideal roads every
where, we want ideal school build
ings, we want splendid public build
ings of other kinds, beautiful
churches, public servants for every
real or imaginary contingency and
allow ourselves to be persuaded that
we ought to provide for them all at
once or the golden opportunity will
go glimmering. One of the most
specious methods that has been used,
in furtherance of these projects,
and with remarkable success, is that
of deferred payments. Bonding for
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-01-12
VIII Take "suo" censu. in School.

Cleveland.-A "bug" census will be
taken by the students of Cleveland
high school. Members Of the biology
class will scrape the walls of the build
ing and collect all the bacteria under
the microscope and study the species
that they are learning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

AHtttfD=~Hspt ssRnff eofdafa
from Southwestern via Southeastern
Alaska. II neons sfr Apes ffum kstfni.
kan Via AnAeoftea. ~ neens ar ilhbf
Maine from k-ust at 40 =. nj Sc
iehH g kirkpatrick from Tacoma, ~
flst = m stf Dorothy Alexander from
Asa nisep ,ia San reAfa and san ffsu.
elaro. a. fit9 a. m Hif Lyman stewart
ffem uiaNm VIA Vancouver. u. g.. -
~ nspt zis-htf Nafthiana ffptn san
Francisco Via dillingham; sir Primes
Albert ffem ~ q va Tacoma. ~
"a 80 fAieurhs from Tstoua. at tts
b. ma. Htf AAAlia Aafu frpn TacouAs.
al I i %. ~ flfefioH ffetu san ffans
clsco via Uiast. - ~ 80 q. m. stf Al
ntfai Hrhiaf ffam Tafam aFta Everett.
Nottingham. Vancouver. "a g. sHd Aas'
fnftaa. % ~ a. "a.
sstf.f.tl~~slert szHtr Maufia MARI
Or hnaaAaee via Yokohama, Kobe snd
Shanghai AZ ~ .. 81. sif fissrian fpr
naa ftdfa VIA Pert aamlis ana Pert
t.Hdinw a. "a SEPT sinu At-
mifai 9snity Tor Oakland via san fFan'
cisfo and Anaroftra. az midnight 80
Prince Aitfft Tor "a q ports. at $50 y.
~. ssf Hustefaftar fnf teHnon va Tas
come. nan Ffsafiseo. aan fsafo. Babies
anH t1eefroat AZ . tna stf Hama
Sieissa Tor uuiisd Kingdom Va Port
land. san psafn ana Nsitea. ct tfA. y.
ns.. sfF Soins City fsf san ffsnrisfe : "a
Everett "a attt D. "a. Fsr kAE2 Nafu Ter
Tacoma. a. stgt .. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
EGG MARKET is
STILL RISING
Second Advance OF Week
Totals 5 Cents

The second increase IN the prices
Of eEr~ en- the wholesale market was
rhniked ar Friday. making q total q
cents. The prices paid the pro
dn,vrs were also advanced IN the
same proportion
The new Wholesale price OF eggs
were as cents doEen for the fresh
ranch. white sheiie,i variety. Is cents
for mixed cclors and IS cents FOR
pnllets. Jehhers were paying ship.
pegS cents less dozon on each
variety.
Eastern Washington citron we're
on the market ~ So cents a pound.
II Il said that the local freight ratc
of ~ cents a pound from Grandvicw
20 Seattle Is causing a price raise on
cltrons.
Nc changes were reported on the
wholesale fruit and produce market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Vessels in Port ut Seattle

afaish Cove Tsfmfaai--sfr rsyeaha Nara
Nisg taNsF NafthiAna
riar tz-HfF Manila Saru.
Pier aAtr iatnuehe.
iiisf u-Htr nofefhF ktsssnaef
uai9n raFlfie Isfmiaaia~aif Lyman
stewart
Pacific caass coat nunssys--u y I. A.
r. Mau1anitA
H. a shipping Heard NeaFihs ~a6sr cress
KEYS stf beiiKht ssf biisstade, stf
tsshfirn. sfF Weat ckhekia. ctr irons
infn. ar Auus Nefse. SIR West
Harsiahd. 80 waiiinasafda
cenaesiirut street refsainai--ar Kafs.
ems Mara
Alaska steamship Maerinxs-NfF Junssa
stacy street Tsfmsrai-u. q 9. n fsnfe-
eide
ffaafosa street Terminal asr rrssiesns
Jtgrefesn.
Spokane gssss Tersuinsi---Hur xlndsr.
a45N
aerefAi rstrafrasn---ssss rosaoaa
reat tgyaecks~-iiss pspsFs. 4. o. e n
hsilsaet.
ruTss sauna Buss. . Dredging co.-s,r
rAissfaon
Ausrs aitpyssa a Tsrulsai--Hhsp At~sf
Cahufn
iisasfssn pFyeesk-sss Hihs usosstshis
Anvn
wlnsssw ~arfns nailwsy--atr raefflsa.
sis ufiffau. hsfk nssfAst. barge c..
euitism c3ty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. sept. ss-drain prices
showed considerable strength on the
Chicago board % trade today and
closed at substantial Fatu over the
figures IN the close yesterday, After
"a sharply higher opening today.
prices continued on the upgrade un-
az noon. when recession set lH.
Higher prices In Liverpool was the
chief Influence In the markets
strength. Provisions closed higher,
september whcas opened az Nc
at SiaSta and closed up Mr Dies
remhrr opened up ikc al 800 :
and closed up sc. May opened up
I've al xitiA and closed up Nc
September corn opened w We At
cite and closed OF &c. neecmher
opened up &C az sshc aud cinefd
of le. MAY opened up ~ at te ~
and closed or Mc.
september oats opened M Ne AZ
a9Mc and cloard up Nc. December
opened up 4c al 4TAc and closed
ofl isc. May opened up Me al 81 ~
and closed of Ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star Invites ifs readers To use thi.
department. rs aid In finding missing
rsisfite- or friends. The department ts
10 help In rrunitinx those who have been
separated Those whose relatives or
friends are missing are invited a. report
the di-sppesranee directly to The star.
Headers who may know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In this column ..
missing are requested also 60 rrpart 10
The star. Other newspapers are Invited
- reproduce such items q. viii interest
their communities.
HENRY BL A q G.--MrH. Leone
Ward. 1891 Boren ave. wishes in.
formation concerning the where.
abouts Of her father. Henry Biagg.
last heard OF In California. about n
years ago. Anyone knowing Of his
location Is requested to communicate
with Mrs. Ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
King George Likes
Fancy Waistcoats

LONDON. Sept. Ell King George
has revived the style OF the fancy
walEtc0at Many tailors are already
following the royal fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Can't Meet Taxes,
Lord Sells Estates

LONDON. Sept. Flowing TO tho
heavy burden Of taxation Lord El.
lenborough will sell his entire chcl.
tenham estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

More than GO. 900 horses and mules
with the American army persisted
during the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Irregular Front in
Early Stock Dealing


- a
news reaadns the tnatgn tast nn ne
asanKa showed
an IRIS gaiAr a.
Ing
tniisd states steel les o " naldwin issN Pan
sse 60 ere Amstss To- rs isSs sr GsnsFsi sd
yctk 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

TAToonlt ietANp. sept ~ a A A.
.eHafNmufsf risinss rain. Wind south
ie mites an hour. Passed in small two
mast stf iisp q. IA Passed out t~ps
mast steam sghf, o. an. twesiHaH'
steam sehf 4iso a "a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Ship News
Tides in Seattls
q MtIiAY
"A ltI ~

~fff. ~
iifst ffteh ftia
fe a. nl III g.
flfst ioss tide
n - A. "a a. a.
Second iiinh Tide
aik o, m IA re-
Hseoni Low lids
tlfte D. "a o. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
BANK CLEARINGs

Yellow has been for generations
the favoritc color OF the high Off.
cials OF China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

SIT "a
tlrnt itanh Tide
q o. a. ~. III a.
first Low ride
~ % D. M. ~ o.
second MIA Tide
81 y ~. 10 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

stsf ~. pure rans sursr ms tfc.
10 rsz Ttr. tf..s pei iee-Is. saek. bars
Crystal waite sap. sc. stan -. meas
haH snisa tt.te. heels. t9es ehtiarnBs
sssss. Tee % ft.se Btafi ff. Etteff4
peaches. asc cfAt1. Potatoes. Yakima
Gem. ~ s. sack. sEE giaat. feF 4te.
meleus. Ter Use. stall %. Yakima ram
petssoe% fi.Ta and st.oss No s arr
osions. tt.5s PEE i8e- n. seek. - rs. s4rs
Fishers ntend Or Ceassnniat fieer. o. %
Holly flour. fi1t sxall ~. fancy butter.
csc n; cream cheese. 3tc M rsan1t
batter. f3e ~. ms tee 1854 Ftkr pi..
rev erop black figs. ma Use. paye cider
vinegar. &c af- ssc sal bass Y. a y.
white Naptha eeap. ssc. hars f.eneg
sssp. fse stall ~. } f'ts head rice. &c.
. ma spaKhstsi. 9tes J los. erramsttsA
ste. bsss sinsxar. tte Ezi. STAT ~. 41-f n.
sack -four. ff.s3. rolls tissue toilet pa
per. ste. hiaek pepper. a1c - cacaa Use
10. ios ste. stall IS. See jar plehfsa
ftc. toe lar ffe. bulk sweet pickles.. ace
pt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Foreign Money Status
Chicago Car Lots

ihurndaf Quotations
Furnished by Logan A bryan
at0 Second Ave. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

ssnu 80 hAlibuf zee 10. black eea
lee -. silver sAisnan. Use -. stall 1874.
peanatn, 2 lbs 4fe- ~ r4Ne a.. Boston
ferns. zee each. Chinese uiy bulbs. zee
each. riadinu haits str. stall l14 ;
cane milk. ttc; bars Polar White soap
tae; t3.io. sack fancy r4tsat ftruf. 81 Ia.
4 rns macaroni. ase. irs. broken sife.
ske
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Public Markets

star tea. rare eans rusar. Frs tse.
10 rn ftc. Ice Ne ts.ta. cafnatien ~
nsrdrn's milk. aci 8 tsrs CRYSTAL waite
soap see. stall as RES pssk peas ard
ecfn. Tee can. King Oscar safiiass. i'f
can Flake white shortening. t4g ~
penicks syrup. crystal ehits o. golden.
3 cans tie STALLS tsTsa ianfe stsw. 50
70 beef stew. 81 n; lamb chops ma
ssf. hamburger. Toe n. stall tt1. Eiatrn
fiaur. ! hs. yl.tes scya tesn fieaf. y
tts. ttc. rlee fieuF. J lbs use Afall ~,
lsiterta peaches. see crate nsrarAs. Zee
"a .ec tpA Italian pFunss. ace crate.
cAutAtgapea. Scr Zee stalls ae,stsft.
pure Hard. ttc -. banwless osiakst earnsa
eeef. i5e n Swedish potato sausage. lac
n. sugar cured nArer. ttt -. stalls
fs-1s.sf. l N, nus urvs buik catfee.
use. sniaefs eatsup. 2sc bottle. : eans
peas cern o. tomatoes. sfc, Jeita. any
flavor lee. ] tar4 Frts Naptda soar. ztr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

stan ~. yts hest ears surar. ssr
Vat per fef-fb. seek stan -. whsie
silver salnaon. See cash fresh hAsihuf zee
n: silver srneiss. tEr n. Eastern
eysters Sc pt: Olympia oysters. Tse ~.
stalls se-ft. best csnutnr pears. 80.
peaches. soc crate bananas $50 Ana 100
dox- staiis f-s-t. bars PsirnaliYe soap.
ssct bars awisf's white soap. ssx. ffe
Pkg cake flour. 5se. stalls r1-ss. large
Queen olives. zoe at s large esii pickles.
Ice. ttc pkk. carnaIlna nun. sts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
orTInoK

ssc can p~as. . for sse. fse ran ecrn.
lee. sec can peaches. gee Use can 4sen.
. for sac. leo san avn pickles. tsrs Use
can Psnlsk's sTF1p. ises zee Log c4tin
sTrup. use tee can Royal baking pewter.
tie. lie can CAf4meT baking ro~dsf
use. Use bottle Eaxis ehill powder. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

stalls se-.t. Centennial ussf yfn,fr
tf-ss. wsssiake Special flour. 81 70: Car
nation riiik. 90 So csses cane sugar a. s.
stall 100. fancy sugar cured hsm. age.
sugar CURED picnic hams. SOC. leaf lard.
isa. boiling beef. lee pot reass. fse
stan ftg. brs, LINDEN butter. see. srssh
ranch erHs. fGc. falI cream cheese. use.
ns. Sc. pure Yakima honcY. ssc pt.
stalls is-t7. Ms. black figs tGe. fsc
can pineapple. @se. ie-fn can renick.s
syrup. Csc. 5se Hollywood coffee. 8 ms.
~ ssc pkg. HAPPY Home eurrants. aec.
Stall lac. Sc rolls toilet paper. f6s. ~
bars Crystal Whtss sosr. SOC. fse grade
pineapple. Ice. N-Kal maple syrup. 9se.
y n. can peanut butter. see sal Nh
cola oil. si.7s.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
ORDINANCE NO. s2l
(Firsr Published July ~, 1929

An ordinance providing for the is
suance o. Improvement Bonds of the
City of Liberal, Kansas, in the sum of
S11ll,2S5,T7 to pay The costs and ex-
pense Of the Improvement of certain
parts of Pershing Avenue, Third
Street, Fourth Street, Fifth Street,
Sixth Street, and Seventh Street in
said city.
WHEREAS, in pursuance of pro-
ceedings duly had and taken accord
ing to law, a contract has been let
for the grading, curbing, guttering,
and paving Of 1Pershing Avenue be-
tween the south boundary line of Ohio
Street on the south and the north
boundary line Of Seventh Street on
the north; Third Street between the
west boundary line of Lincoln Avenue
on the east and the east boundary
line Of Sherman Avenue on the west;
Fourth Street between the west boun-
dairy line of Lincoln Avenue on the
esat and the east boundary line of
Grant Avenue on the west; Fourth
Street between the west boundary
line Of Washington Avenue on the
east and the east boundary line Of
Kansas Avenue on the west; Fifth
Street between the west boundary line
of Kansas Avenue on the east and the
east boundary line of Prospect Aven-
ne on the west; Sixth Street between
the west boundary of Lincoln
Avenue on the east and the east boun-
Diary line of Grant Avenue on the
west; Seventh Street between the
west boundary line of Sherman Aven-
ue on the east and the east boundary
line Of Pershing Avenue on the west;
in the City of Liberal, Kansas, and
the total cost of said improvements
has been ascertained, and the portion,
thereof to be paid by general tax,
to be levied upon all the taxable pro-
perty within said city, for the i'm
provement of the areas and squares
formed by the intersection of streets
and alleys within the above defined
limits, and for which bonds are to be
issued, has been ascertained fand is
hereby determined to be the sum Of
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
First published July 9th, 1922.
= ORDINANCE NO. $40


An ordinance providing for the
issuance of bonds of the City of Lib
eral, Kansas, in the sum of $685.
225.49, to pay the costs and expense
Of the Improvement Of certain parts
of Grant Avenue In the said city.
WHEREAS, in pursuance Of pro-
ceeding duly had and taken accord
ing to law, q contract has been let
for the grading, curbing, guttering
and paving of Grant Avenue be-
tween the north boundary line of
Railroad Avenue on the south and
the south boundary line Of Seventh
Street on the north, In the City of
Liberal, Kansas. and the total cost
of said improvement has been as
certained, and the portion thereof
to be paid by a general tax, to be
levied upon all the taxable property
within said city, for the improve
ment of the squares and areas
formed by the intersection of streets
and alleys within the above defined
limits, and for which bonds are to
be issued, has been ascertained and
is hereby determined to be the sum
Of $12,720.09: and the portion
thereof to be paid by special assess
ment levied upon the lots and par
cells OF ground liable for the cost of
such Improvement has been ,ascer-
tanned and Is hereby determined
to be the sum OF IS 42,505i40; and
the last named amount has been
duly assessed and appor7
toned to the said several lots and
parcels Of ground ON such streets
liable to the payment thereof, pay
able In twenty equal annual Install
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27

ments according to law, and the
amount Of said special assessments
Tor which bonds are to be issued as
herein provided, In anticipation of
the said special assessments which
remain unpaid has been ascertained
and Is hereby determined to be the
sum of $42,505.40; the difference
between said last two named
amounts having been paid by the
property owners on said above de-
scribed street, whose property has
thereby been discharged from any
further assessment for the cost and
expense of said improvements in
the amounts SO paid, therefore.
BE It Ordained by the Mayor and
Council Of the City of Liberal,
Section I. That the cost of said
street Improvement, after deduct
ing therefrom the assessme nts here
tofore paid thereon, as aforesaid
shall be paid In twenty equal annual
installments, instead of levying the
entire amount at one time, the first
'tnstallment to be paid with the
taxes for the year 1922, and one in
stallment with the taxes for every
succeeding year thereafter until
the whole are paid; and that for
such )instaliments there shall be is
sued Improvement bonds of the
City of Liberal, Kansas, and the
same are hereby issued in the az
gregate sum of $55,225!49,' ~ as
hereinafter provided.
Section 3. Said bonds shall con.
sist Of sixty bonds and shall be
numbered from one to sixty inclu-
sixe. Said bonds shall be mum.
bered, shall be due and payable, and
in amounts as follows: 81
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
MIDNIGHT WEBBING

Married: At the home of Rev. John
r. Pennington, Friday evening, July
q, Clifton orville Dye of Plains, Kan
sas and Miss Myrtle J. Curtis OF
Wichita.
These young people came to Liberal
to be married but had considerable
difficulty in locating a minister to tie
the knot. They finally located Rev.
Pennington about 11:30 and the cere-
mony was performed at midnight.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27

formed and do exist in regular and
due form as required bv the Cohsti-
tuition and Laws of the State of Kan
sas, and that the total bonded indebt-
edness Of said city, including this is
sue of bonds, does not exceed any
constitutional or statutory limitations.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said
City Of Liberal, Kansas, by its Mayor
and Council, has caused this bond to
be signed by its Moyor and attested
by its City. Clerk, and it's corpGrate
seal to be affixed hereto, and this
bond shall be dated August 1, 1872.
to'g wv. v. GRIFFITH.
Attest L. L. Holland, Mayor.
q City Clerk.
Section 5. The. interest coupons to
be attached to said bonds shall be
substantially in the following form:
INTEREST COUPON
NO. ...-...--... $.---.------.
Il On the first day of February 1923,
the City. of Liberal, Kansas, will pay
the bearer dollars at Z the
Fiscal Agency of the State of Kansas,
being six months interest on the i'm
provement bond dated August 1, 1922.
$50 w. v. GRIFFITH,
Attest L. L. Holland, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Section 6. That the Mayor and
Clerk are hereby authorized, without
unnecessary delay, to prepare and ex-
ecute said bonds, as in this ordinance
provided, and that when executed said
bonds shall be registered by the City
Clerk of Liberal, Kansas, and with
the Auditor Of the State of Kansas, as
required by law, and shall be by the
Mayor Of said City, delivered to the
contractor constructing such improve
ments, provided however, that said
bonds shall not be sold or delivered
to said contractor at less than their
par value nor in greater amount
due and owing him under his contract;
or the Mayor and Council may sell
the bonds at not less than their par
value, and out Of the proceeds thereof
pay said contractor the amount due
him, and that the Mayor and Council
shall annually make provisions for
the payment Of the principal and IN
terest In said bonds as they severa1ly
become due, by levying an assessment
and tax On the property liable there
for.
Section z. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
AFTER its passage and publication IN
tho official city papers.
Passed by the Council, July, Is, 1922.
Approved by Mayor, July Is, 1922
w. v. GRIFFITH,
Attest Mayor.
tseal) L. L. HOLLAND. City Clerk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27

$50, 552 32 and the portion thereof to
b paid by special assessment levied
upon the lots and parcels Of ground
liable for the costs Of such improve
ment has been ascartained and lis
tese' determined to be the sum Of
$91, 056.93 and the last named amount
has been heretofore duly assessed and
apportioned to the several lots and
parcels of ground on such streets
liable to the payment thereof, payable
in twenty equal annual installments
according to law, and the amount OF
said special assessments for which
bonds are to be issued as herein pro-
vided, in anticipation of the said spec
liza assessments which remain I'm
paid has been ascertained and
is hereby determined to be
the sum Of $90,712.95 the difference
between said last two named amounts
having been paid by the properly
owners on said above described
streets, whose property has thereby
been discharged from any further as
sessment for the cost and expense of
said improvements in the amounts So
paid, therefore,
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LIBERAL, KANSAS, fr .
Section /. That the cost of said
Street Improvement, after deductinS
therefrom the assessments hereto
fore paid thereon, as aforesaid, shah
be paid in twenty eqaul annual install
ments, instead of levying the entire
amount at one time, the first INSTALL
rnent to be paid with the taxes for the
year 1922, and one installment with
the taxes for each succeeding year
thereafter until the whole are paid,
and that for such installmepts there
shall be issued Improvement bonds of
the city Of Liberal, Kansas, and the
same are hereby issued in the aggre-
gate sum Of Sill, 265.27 as hereinaf-
ter provided.
Section 2. Said bonds shall con-
sist Of 120 bonds and shall
be numbered from one to one bundled
and twenty, inclusive. Said bonds
shall be numbered, shall be due and
payable, and in the amounts as fol-
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