Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 157, 12 May 1920 — Page 14

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AT0N TO INSTALL FILTRATION SYSTEM, CITY DADS DECIDE EATON", O., May 12. Eaton's water orks system ia to be equipped -with filtration plant, at a cost of $27,500. This has been definitely determined by the city council, which has taken formal action to Issuance of bonds to provide for the improvement. In determining the question of a filtration plant, .council declared an emergency existed, in view of recommendations submitted by the state board of health, following a survey of the situation, which means that under the emergency act the bonds can be Issued without a vote of the people upon the the question. The emergency lies in the fact, It is said, that the driven wells from which the city's water supply is ob tained, are giving out, ana tne oniy assurance of an adequate supply is the Installation of a filtration plant. With the filtration plant in operation, the water supply would be drawn from Sevenmile creek, near the waterworks pumping station. The Intake daily, according to figures announced, would be approximately one million gallons. The filtration plant's capacity will be 750,000 gallons daily, which with nn average daily consumption of 24S.ono gallons, would insure la water supply ample for any emergency, it is pointed out. Flans at. this time nre to gpt the I'work under way as soon as possible, jt is said the plant can be completed in from three to four months uuie. Rev. Schui to Speak, rrniriitinns uniunir the Lutheran peo ple of Europe will be described by hfev H .T Sfhuh. in an address on Thursday evening, in the Lutheran church. Rev. Schuh was in Europe last year as a commissioner sent by hhe National Lutheran council to Investigate -conditions surrounding the Lutherans in that country. Election, Board Reorgani--' i T?erirraTiization Of the elec: " Hid of Preble county has been r- i by iclecting Charles A. Dunl;'i and Viarioc r Fisher, clerk. l:.o. : ".' had hno opposition for the lrksliip, which Hie has held the lat year or two. Harry D. Collins, Now Pans, is a new member of the board, he succeed ing Jesse Eby. The other members ir,f the Vinnrri nre D. A. Young, Eaton, iand William L. Burtner, West Alex andria, the latter being reappointed recentlv to succeed ri'ii flf. Dunlap and Collins are the Democratic members, and Burtner and Young are the Republican members. Clerk t lsuer n la Republican. Lutheran Church In Drive. The seven Lutheran churches in (Treble county are this week conducting a financial campaign in the interest of the Lutheran world service 'movement. Quota for this county is ; $1,600. Rev. George Sixt of Eaton, is chairman of the county organization. The local county campaign will close next Sunday. Race Purse $350. Purses in the races at the Preble county fair this fall will be ?350 each, a false of $50 in each purse, as compared with those offered the last few years. The entry fees have been fixed on a straight 10 per cent basis. Revision of the premium list for this year's fair has just been completed by the fair board. , Harvey Huffman Dead. Harvey Huffman, 36, native of (Treble county, died in Portland, Ore., according to advices received by his Irother, William Huffman, residing Kvest of Eaton. The remains are enroute to Eaton for funeral and burial. "1 he decedent was a son of the late tlsarney Huffman, at. one time sheriff of Preble county. He was unmarried. A brother, Frank Huffman, resides jrear Richmond. Ind. Rev. Wight Given Farewell , Rev. and Mrs. Paul S. Wight will be Hindered a farewell reception next blonday evening at Christ church by 'members and friends of the church, tjtev. Wight resigned the local charge .Tecently, effective June 1, soon after which he and his family will go 1o fProttdale, Pa., where he has accepted ia pastorate. ' Bovs Fall 25 Feet. While playing on a roof, Donald nalvpnn nnri Oimitrins ATanoosns. both iftbout 15 years old. lost their footing and fell to the grounrt. a distance ot nhout 25 feet. Young Galyean sustained a broken arm and numerous bruises. Young Mannofos sustained a severe Iniury to one of his legs and id konfined to his bed. The most distructive of all insects Is the grasshopper, which consumes 3n a day ton times its weight in vegetation. IASBESTOS TABLE MATS at MOTTO AD O.

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BOSSERT WINS (Continued from Page One) ed, as was also his statement issued Tuesday morning that he would control five votes and that Rufus Hinshaw of Henry county would vote for him. Bossert never had more than the votes from Union, Shelby, Franklin and Fayette, although some of his Wayne county supporters who were present, said before the meeting that he would be elected without fail by the chairmen. Career Hung on Decision, Friends of the Liberty man argued that his political career in the Sixth district depended upon his election Tuesday,, His opponents said the question which the county chairmen had to settle was not Bosserfs political fate, but the welfare of the Republican party in the Sixth district which would be injured if Bossert were named again. They also pointed out that the four counties with the biggest Republican votes were opposed to Bossert and had elected county chairmen that were inimical to him. They said this indicated very plainly that Bossert was not acceptable to the rank and file of the party.. The judicial race in Union and Fayette counties played its part in the persistence of Zell. Ralph Himelick, of Connersville, is the Republican nominee for judge of Union and Fayette counties. Zell, it is reported, said that he could not afford to jeopardize the support of Union county in the judicial race by opposing the wish of Bossert to be re-named district chairman. Nothing Moved Him. Bosserfs opponents replied that on the other hand, the election of Bossert might antagonize the four strongest counties in the district against him, entailing the defeat of Richard Try Our Superior Quality Milk Chocolate Cherry Cocktail and for a Delicious Nut Confection Our PECAN ROLL Campaign for 50.000 Customers in May Wash

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