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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
90 lessons. Improvising and transposing
included. r-conditioned studio Call
Mr.. NEWMAN, 17o6 G st. NV, ME. 400
sEAEHrY 81 EAr PseS OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
IsEs aoNo s sc9Do g free snS1aass ss5assHs fsr
D. C.. requirements and Gil training. 1340
ays ssayEr NE 7s0s sooKs sstae 1913 q most
al subjects. Clerical, 81 so: statistical,
sIlo Si5o mental aIsrtness test 81 80
Soc; postal clerks, s1.1o. etc. Book dept.
Hrs. S am. to 9 pm, BOYD SCHOOL,
1883 F. Ma. 1888. 80 Yrs. Civil Service
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1889 st. MA. 233S.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1918 14th st. NV. MI 955S-Shorthand.
Pittman and Gregg: speed dictation; 5
days and 5 nights each week; special for
competitive exams.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S-Estab. "a
years-Thoussnds successfully prepared.
Let us prepare you for civil service.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S; est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared. Let us
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV. MI. 955S-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg speed dictation; s
days and nights each week. Special for
competitive exams. Begin at once.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEwAYs
construction our speciality; free estimate.
CEN CEMENT En- WORK. stone walls. aasstone nle
porehes and walks. chimneys, freplsces.
F En- MARESCUCGIo, VARS Route Route 4 Horner's Lane,
rockville Md Phone Rockville ss 34s-J'
NEW pRIvEwAYs; re-
oprfssns and repairing old
eoNfRAcToRs Isi4 81. 4i43 or oosi! Wo. s!!6.
DIRT, concrete, removed under front
poted poFehes pfsnsIS ses5s dFYeways hand
floor sEEyicL; noih,ns eu. the pest;
fss; agufs se n'hsi sia Eoss VISOR
Floors saNDED. refnished: 10 years
r. shsnies; ssod reasonable prices. Mr.. BROWN.
Floors sANDED. waxed. vanished; estl-
mates cheerfully given. WI. 1868, No
iRONWoRK. fire escapes, raIinss, angles
PoST IRON woRks fsfs NS sst9aes dg
terror and exterior decoratins: terms can
MEfRoPoIrAA NJ rFt5Pedd ~ coNTRxcTING nj x N CO. 1911
PAINTING AND DECORATING. white me;
faatsfIsS ssSu p.psrns oor
Td geRssns ees sBass vs
estimates. GILBERT & HAMILTON. es-
tablished 1925, AID. 5129
anS ms aan ISot WoIk rspa
free estimates. Call TIP TOP CO; Dl.
REMODEL, modernIze your nome now:
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
tsATION CO. $500 WIS ave WI 1900
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while nave ma
terial. Repairing and remodelins. as
bestos siding. roofing. w. D TAYLOR,
Sligo 3942 evenings except Fri and Sat.
IN VA. AND WASH call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manville
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
:5340 NJ st. NV. zone Z. HO. 4120
A ONE-DAT VENETIAN BLIND service.
cleaned and delivered, any size; work guar
ar'ePd. WI 1868 lS'
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PERSONAL.

We HAVE OPENED our nursing home and
have vacancy &C for ambulatory seniis .rvo pa
ioyey ss n nGsna ssaphesd safs so4o ras
PHUNE sHEFaERD $3.50. ask. for Mis-.
Wright. If you are IN need Of loar up te
TAILORING By EXERT TA1LoR-Men,,s
and women's garments repaired, remodel
ed altered; quick service. EN-. 1918, Tailor
pREssMAK1NG AND ALIERATIoSs-
Modern studio in office bldg. Centrally
a0ss of bfemp
ENGEL uormerly Of Fifth ave- N. YJ,
Executive Exec X s. isos 3 w. Roo" ~ ieiepn0ne
LADY. refined, white. middle aged, to care
for 4-yr-old girl; s1 one Who ao would like "a
rIIoi PHoros s;ao OF YOUR BABY in your home.
uTe these lovely. natural pictures in your
child's own enyi5onment; For appoint,
UP service. For information. call AT.
IfP slip COVERS. draperies, CO. $500: use
deiyery ey !a0i DAiaEEAuET 5SH5t DEcoRAToRs
NURSES AVAILABLE. trainea; practical or
HsEsE closed sAcAt
GARMENTS mendsd or rewoyen by experts.
FABRIc REWEAV1NG co. 9o6 G St NV.
CORSET HOsPITAL-An makes reftted
and altered: zippers. garters. laces and
NE coRsETs, 33el 14th st. NV, Tigyoli
MfMEoGRAPHING-Rushw work specially:
We furnish paper: reasonable rates; pickup
rskseSs pa ssssfy MiHlFaf
country camp for children 3 to 10. Daily
swimming. pony riding. art MUSIC, out
door sports, picnics, tennis and pleasure
naj1y traDSnOrtatjOn REGISTER
REFRIGERATORS repaired and rebuilt.
New and used commercial boxes on hand
for immed. del; repairs all makes. RE.
FEEL BETTER after first trea tment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart asthma. rheumatism, arthritlS.
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
ence, in charge. SH. 26s5.
HAVE iN To1 HAD HAD TROUBLE with with your in
come. tax statement? II SO. let me show
you how to overcome it in the, fgture,
r heH YOU 5Sif-4i HAVE sfsf UNLIMITED PHONE you
55s2 tor details: BAsKiN FUR CO: -s3
sEES A 10 fo4 d
soLD1ERs s9iLSn sFGuP sArEoRs fe So MARNEse e
beautiful photos of scenes in Tokyo So:
9ssi 2e9FeS PaoTo
CO. P. o. BOX 27o6. Washington 13. p c.
pREssMAKING. TAILORING. children s
ACCOMPANIST wanted by music studio;
p.s r.aa gex Hsassss ssa-A' s Star. pel-e-.e. IS.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cent.)

sSSs p:aa. :ad 'Hs asDalas 5SRsn b.
RooFINa AND SIDING, Johns-M.nvill.
products; storm sash, restyling kitchens
Ei,h eaeinfts lens ,sIms
ING CO. OIL. 200. ~ 0' NAV
SEWING MACHIrEs-ouarant repairs
on any mske Adjusting ana oiling. 81
Parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew.
soNs 50 @es5'nf co 6,.sflei afna 7$6d d n''r kASH
TILE TILE. painting and papering; new or re-
\ TiiE REPAlkINe and new installations
ARMANT BROS. ia. 2600. -25
3 it. wide and IT. long Have your blinds
Ihi IhhoIoughly eleapsd by our modern ma
WiNboWs WINDOW WASHED. ''R Venetian nett Do blinds ShuG
cleaned walls and woodwork cleaned,
floors cleaned and waxed: work guaran-
tesd; any size Job RE, 1877. DISTRICT
WINDOW CLEANING CO., 914 G pl. NV.
TYPEWR!ITERs cleaned. oiled and q.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO: Sls 18th NV
USED CAMERAS hougnt and sold. FULLER
4 a'ALbER1, INC. sl5 10th st, nv
ALL APPLIANCEs ELECTRICAL, Bendix
and all makes of washing machines. "a to
SO hr: service. WO. 1900, EN-. 1858. -16
VETERANS VENETIAN BLIND service
Venetian blinds cleaned. up to 3 IT. 4 roe
se sse EfiaRnS 6nds For na spu
Eseh Bhck IN II stslNEss@Painting or ah and dec
Grating; specializing in porch and garden
furniture. RALPH NJ. ROGERS. 81. 3435.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

At foT iusshsr II nioTmstioH cali ii PR H PS@s ssss
CHAPERoNE SERVICE for children. days,
evenings. week ends. short trips, or vaca-
oofLEaf 'Sf EsffFeasss GsADtarE al iS Intelligent a. d.
Ike .c care tor Is shdTen S after s $40 pm -
one. desired. we'll paying position; exper.
and perm; settled. DI. 6592.
i Iless; ezs ,o Gowns owns specially: Tsas. MS MISS
ISiG '5FRE Ae a. sss
RSvEfopE R9 E 'T abpREssiSG, RI aSs tipping. bak
mail insertions, sealing, stamping Work
EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE. ef-
GIRL. colored, for .isht housework, fond
Of children, no cooking, 5la days week.
GIRL. hsht colored. intelligent. refined
desires position as ONCE girl, answering
phone, file work or waitress. FIR. 9l2s
GIRL. colored, neat. wants job as messen-
ser or taking phone calls. Call RE. 81
GovERNEss, exp. speaking French, Span
ish. wishes position, $40 week. Call AID.
HoUSEKEEPER, white. settled; good per-
manent home means more than the salary.
NURSE, coiored, practical-trained, prefer
maternity cases. will take others. Ho.
NURSE available for day or night duty:
chronic adult case. AID 7494.
NURSE, practical, wants care of baby,
child, convalescent, chronic invalid, elderly
person: desires to be. treated as member
tsR Ts Rsff vii fF hs sfsS care
chronic, gentle patient in exchange for
living quarters for self and husband (reSi-
dental district. Phone TR. 5o35 between
RIGIsTEREb Re asH NURSE, dental x-ray tecbni-
can; shorthand, some bookkeeping; con-
siderable experience. desires reliable, re-
ences: $50 a week salary. Box 4,25-Z,
RESIDENT MANAGER, 10 years expert
ence, also PIX opr.: can furnish very
sood reference: Boy ELLA. Star. 20.
RESIDENT MANAGER for apt. or roominr
after a:30 a IN. Monday or Tuesday. To-
SECRETARY, college education, 10 yrs;
experience. including legal and engr., will
give exceptional service for above average
salary. 5-day wk.; NV. Wash. CH. 24S9
SECRETARY Y-sTENoGRAPHER with knowl
edge of bookkeeping, yrs experience
Please state salary. Box l94-A. Star. l6'
TYPING-Ex-lesal secretary will do speedy.
accurate and dependable work at home;
can call and deliver. Ii. IA. l6'
WOMAN, refined, education. with some
business and teaching background, will
assume entire responsibility of motherlesS
home. Box lSl-Z. Star. -16
WOMAN. eolored position as clerk: excel
lent fiier: preferably part time, good on
research work DE 1898
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAY WORKER, colored, INV. laundress;
frst-class on linens and personal laundry
ref NO. $3.50.
mornings, taking care of employed couple.
HO. $500.
GIRL, experienced, wants part-time work,
light cleaning: reference. DE. 36Oa.
GIRL wants daywork and laundry expert
euced. HO. 4927.
GIRL. colored,. desires daywork: honest
GIRL. colored wishes 70 clean up apart.
GIRL, colored, experienced, reliable: wants
g h W, no laundry: live-in ref DE. 4657
LAUNDRESS. exper., curtains, and lady'S
landry nicely done; call for DEL ref.
MAIDS (2). part time or all day. ME
1896
WOMAN, colored, wants job dishwashing
hours, 80 to pm; very reliable. Call
WOMAN. colored. experienced, wishes 4
days pm. or am: or > days. FIR. s641
WOMAN. white, desires daywork. S5 day
and carfarc. Phone RE. 1895.
WOMAN, white. so, desires work 10 to 4
Mon. through Friday. Box 255-A, Star
TWO GIRLS want part-time work morn
ing or steady work, domestic ref. Call
HO 1881
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING AZ CHRYSLER to Los Angeles
about April 10: will take passengers; ex-
IxWAvE e!snce viii drive we Your car, couple or
woman. Chicago about May Is. SHIRLEY
PATTON. TR. 5252. Ext. 1858, bet. s and
4 weekdays l6s
WANT RIDE to Uniontown. Pa. Fri, or
Sat, persons; will share expenses. EN-.
1910 BUICK SEDAN going Miami. Fla.
rsnt driver and passengers. NO. 1896
MR.. WATTS,
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SITUATIONS MEN tcent.)

MAN. eolored. wants Job as janitor; small
house. GE 1892.
fHARNACIST. reg D. c.. IN Virginia, re-
lief work only. DU. 1853. lis
manageTiaI experience; best OF local ref
erenees upon request; thoroughly expert
enced in all types OF restaurant work.
menu making, food costs, etc: married
sober. reliable. Box 9l-A. Star. 16'
STUDENT, vet, 27. desires part-time
work: accounting opportunity main con-
sssJ ssisdeIation; attend school Gil am. RA.
VETERAN. colored. desires lob as waiter
Or hotel bellman; experienced. Call AID.
YOUNG MAN, ex-Navy. married, exper. in
refs. and cleo, desires position on large
estate where mechanical ability is needed
comfortable living quarters important. co.
A UNIQUE SERVICE for PROFESSIONAL
Complete sec'y and stenog. duties per-
formed day weekly in your once, togeJner
with full-time accounting, billing and
auditing service performed in our ofilce
Restricted clientele; rates average $3.50
annually. Please contact Box My. SLaT
Evening star., 1946-04-16
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

10 GOOD WORK HORSES and 4 mules for
sale at Shadow Lawn Stock Farms. GaItn-
ersburg Nd. all stock delivered at no
extra coSt Phone Gaithersburg, Md AZ.
W. Q. DOSH owner IL
ALL KINDS FARM HARNESS, collars,
!lnes pads, horseshoes. tools. extra parts.
pony gar " H. STOMBOCK T. SON.
MI 0462. 321S NJ St NV If
NURSES, mules, saddles. breaking carts.
wagons: haTEess ponies, hauling. HILLSIDE
PONY, brown. and gentle: reasonable,
Have solo farm. leaving for Fla Call AT
ih43 any time Wed
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MOTOR TRAVEL (cout. J

DRIVING CADILLAC TO Los Anseies; ear
WILL TAKE 3 PASSENGERS to Charlotte
n G.; leaving Friday morning. Call Ivy
l273-J after 8 pm. IL
Dallas, Tex, Immediately: gas and oil fur
nished: references required. Phone MI.
StoS after / m --l&
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcent.l

bOSi<eSS OPPOkI ONlIteS tSont.J. I.
"DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY PLANT"-
Hf IS oersd ses and s 0esln ssDts
real estate. ali the modern equipment, and
present business This plant is gesred fGr
offers on favorable terms will be CON
sidered from responsible principals; Must
RspMHs Fl nsfS e be saoPef re- G HARRY
If : YOU WANT 4 sToRE. restaurant, tour;
iss a,.M s9uEt r, farm cT bone in Virginia ca
i: Ai,red s.. AieRandris, ss. va "a hi f. 's'f s:4ff
pa ga ESoD kEsTAgnAsr and. and ressll Isl sea sea
BY same family 81 yrs, Price. S7;,ouoa,;
isr%s Il p ava Mr. Rw THEFT M a74s exc u'7s 1903
ping center area; clean pretty shop; very
Year lsase a0y We haSsI nave other ' shops al sec
Gns % the city bs9 Ebae spdssSt
FURNISHED 7-room house, converted into
3 apts;. bringing in rental Of about sla5
n9ns 1eME gEsf 9S5udas co fu5ntuIs
shoDpins center or or ana Fl lais bssf ,,a% aad
ReaItor. io4. N. Irving St., Arlington, NJ, Tel
CHI. 1861; nights and Sun. GIL. 240o;
DRESS SHOP. busy shopping center in Vir-
ALBERT H. COHEN: Realtor, lo43 n
GROCERY STORE with living quarters. on
main highway in nearby Virginia. ALBERT
H. COHEN, Realtor. l042 NJ Irving st,
Arlington. Tel. CHI. 1861; nights and sun.
BEAUTY OR BARBER SHOP or combina-
tion wanted. State location and number
Of employees. No brokers. Box 2f3-A,
"DowNTOwN JEwELRY sToRE"-Which
should only be considered by an expert
enced party OF. group, qualified and imam
ciaHy able to handle $4,000 cash deal;
This is q wel-located, ng-estabiisheo
earning power under proper nanaeemept.
Gail Isae HARRY I. FRIEDMAN Broker, RE.
D. G. S. GROCERY AND MEATS. weekly
business, $1,000. 90fe cash: living quar-
ters: very little competition: hustler can
with stock.
Groceries and meats; weekly business
$500 cash; can do more; cheap rent good
with stock: only MY S:s. 500 500 down -V' ''"'''''
Liquor and sef,,seryice. groceries and
meats. in Maryland: short hours; weekly
business over $4,000 cash: good lease; low
rent: price, 100000 for good will. fixtures
and equipment including truck; stock extra;
substantial cash required.
Self-serviCe groceries and meats, IN
shopping center; weekly business only So,
900: plenty room ior hustler to increase
business as neighborhood is constantly
growing: price. 81 5000 for good will FIX
lures and truck. stock extra; long lease:
terms
Groceries, meats and beer: small store
but a very profitable one; living quarters:
same owner 8 years, weekly business. $3.50
cash. which can be doubled by live wire;
koGoD 4 .BoOKOFF 63l st. NV. Ma
1890 or 1914 -lR
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD TO BURN, any length. any tlme;
- coTd lots; $40. delivered WA. 36Os. ls'
cut to your length. S22 cord. Si2 "a cord.
ISIS Bryant ST ne NO OR6O.
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BEAUTY PARlORS.
REPAIRS and SERVICES,

WANTED in Connecticut ave
shop. Hours. Q to q: Saturdays, to l.
$3.50 Connecticut ave. DU. $500. -1S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BULLDOZERS - Large or small lob
contract, for hire with operator. Call
151S Iqs
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ACCORDIONS. trumpets. saXophoneS,
trombones and other musical instrumen.
wanted, high prices paid Call Nj
Young, National :}2223, JORDAN'S, 1ul )
tn St nv 10
MACHINES. typewrlters. ca!cu-
lators. bought sold and rented. RE. 111S-
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO, S13 l4th s..
4 ".
MACHINES, typewriters calcu,a =
tors. office equip. all kinds; TOP prices paid
Ewes. ana Sun, CO. 1875, week, D1, 1872.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-08-23
RESOLUTION NO. 1892

Authorizing the award of Fairgrounds
and Recreation Center Improvement
Bonds and Sanitary Sewer and Dis
posal Plant Bonds and Incinerator
Plant and Equipment Bonds to Blyth
and Co., Inc, Of New York, New York,
at their bid of Ia 90 interest premium
$6,496.67.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUN-
GIL OF THE CITY OF HAMILTON,
OHIO:
SECTION 1: That the bid of Blyth
and Company, Inc, of New York, New
York, on 1887, $4,000 Playground and
Recreation Center Improvement Bonds,
Series B, and $2,O25, 10000 Sanitary Sew
er and Disposal Plant Bonds, Series B,
and $105,000.00 Incinerator Plant and
Equipment Bonds, " 20 interest, prem
ium $649667 be accepted and the same
is hereby awarded to them
SECTION II: This resolution shall
take effect and be in full force and eff
feet from and after the earliest period
allowed by the Charter of the City of
Hamilton, Ohio.
Passed. August Ia, 1916.
WILLIAM BECKETT, Mayor.
Attest: ADELE EDMONDS, City Clerk.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-08-23
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MAPS
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page II
if they are reelected to the next Con-
gress.
"These are emergency situations
threating the very existence of organ
lied labor and aimed at destroying
the gains for American workers which
the trade union movement has achiev-
ed by long years Of struggle" the
Executive Council said.
Labor must rise to the emergency
by asserting it's political power in the
election next November. The Execu-
tive Council calls for the full and ac-
tive cooperation of all affiliated or
ganizations and all union members in
securing the election of new Con-
gress which will honestly and faith
fully carry out the will of the Amer
lean people"
At it's opening session the Council
met with delegation of labor leaders
1IoHl 0ICSSC, IOpI SoSilcliS eiiC NlCSh
Federation of Labor, who appealed for
help in obtaining relief for their peo-
pie. They said there is crying need
for old shoes and clothing. A Greek
worker has to work 80 days to earn
enough to pay for pair of shoes in
that initiation -riddled country, the del
egation reported. They also charged
that a rival, communication la
Dor movement in Greece had executed
45O trade union leaders in the Left
Wing uprising year ago.
AFL President William Green told
reporters that the Federation would
organize campaign to send relief
packages to Greek workers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-08-23
WHAT is DEMOCRACY?
BY Ruth Taylor

We all believe in democracy. But
just what does the word mean to us.
What is your definition.
At a meeting of business agents
recently, one of them gave defini-
tion which | think is fine interpre-
tation Of the word, Democracy is that
form of government which is run by
responsible group from the majority
but with the actual participation of
all minorities.'
The advantage of this definition is
that it clearly defines the duties of
both groups. The majority elects the
leadership-but it has no right to ride
rough shod over the will or the rights
Of any minority. The majority has the
responsibility for action, but no right
to revenge itself upon those who dis
agree with them. 1t is as much of a
duty for the majority to work with
the minority as it is for them to carry
out the expressed wishes of their own
group.
The minority has duty too-that
of giving fullest cooperation to the
majority, even while holding firm to
their own beliefs. They have the right
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-08-23

City of Hamilton, Ohio shall be assess
ed in proportion to the benefits which
may result from the Improvement upon
the following described lots and lands,
to-wit: All lots and lands bounding and
abutting upon the above Improvement
which said lots and lands are hereby
determined to be specially benefited by
said Improvement, and the cost shall
include the expense of preliminary and
other surveys, and printing and publish
ing OF notices. resolutions and ordinances
required and the serving of said notices.
the cost of construction, together with
interest on bonds or notes issued in an
ticipation of the collection of deferred
assessments, and all other necessary ex-
SECTION V: That the assessments to
be levied shall be paid in ten annual in
stallments with interest on deferred pay
mentS at the same rate of interest as
shall be borne by the bonds to be issued
in anticipation of the collection thereof
provided the owner of any property as
sessed may, at his option, pay such as
SeSSment in cash within thirty days
after the passing of the assessment
ordinance.
SECTION VI: That notes or bonds,
either or both of the City of Hamilton,
Ohio, shall be issued in authorization of
the collection of assessments by INSTALL
ments and in an amount equal thereto.
SECTION VII That the entire cost of
sald Improvement, less the cost of storm
sewers, which cost shall be borne by the
city of Hamilton, Ohio, together with
the cost of any real estate or interest
therein purchased or appropriated, and
the cost and expense of any appropria-
ton proceedings therefor, and the dam
age awarded any owner of adjoining
lands and interest therein, and the cost
ana expense of such award shall be
paid by special assessments
SECTION VIII: This resolution shall
be certified to the Director of Finance
who shall thereupon proceed to make an
assessment report in accordance with
~
TINS resolution and as provided for in
Ohio.
SECTION TX: This resolution shall
take effect and be in full force and ef-
fect from and after the earliest period
allowed by the Charter of the City of
Hamilton, Ohio.
Passed: August IA, 1916
WILLIAM BECKETT, Mayor.
Attest: ADELE EDMONDS. City Clerk.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-08-23
RESOLUTION No. 1898

Declaring it necessary to improve East
Avenue Alley from Walnut Street to
Hanover Street in the Fourth Ward Of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio, by grad
ing and paving the same with a per-
manent material such as sheet asphalt,
asphaltic concrete, Warrenite bitu1ith-
ic, concrete, brick, or any other type
Of material as may be determined, and
constructing storm sewers where nec-
essary.
WHEREAS, the owners of more than
sixty per cent of the foot frontage on
East Avenue Alley from Walnut Street
to Hanover Street, in the Fourth Ward Of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio, have petit
toned in writing for the Improvement
of said alley, between the points named,
by grading and paving the roadway
thereof with permanent material, and
that the entire cost of the improve
ment, including the citys portion of the
cost, such as advertising, engineering,
inspection, stakes, ETC., be assessed in
proportion to the benefits which may
result from the improvement upon the
lots and lands bounding and abutting
upon said East Avenue alley from Wal
nut Street to Hanover Street.
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE 1T RESOLV-
ED by the Council Of the City Of Hamil-
ton, Ohio: