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Evening star., 1915-11-30
Remember the Word Limit.

Possibly one Of the greatest Iifticul-
ties confronting those who would carry
off one of the prizes, and, incidentally.
part of the honors. is the word limit
of 80 words. Yet, on the other hand,
the writer's find that by using only
necessary words and having d, thorough
knowledge of their subject before
touching their pen to paper, much can
be told with the allotted number of
words.
Is the contest going to be a close
one? Well. the judges think so. The
topic for the essays is a most interest
ing one, in the opinion of many per-
sons. and presents a wide field.
Only two and Il half days remain be-
fore the competition ends. To use a
popular saving, Get busy" Opportu-
nifty remains for all. Time remains for
all But he who hestates is lost"
even in essay writing.
The judges are John c. Mclaughlin,
chief clerk of the Potomac Electric
Power Company; Edwin c. Graham,
chief clerk of the National Electric
supply Company; II. r. Carroll, presi-
dent of the Carroll Electric Company,
and the electrical contest editor of 7 he
Star
Evening star., 1915-11-30
GARMENTS Fer THE NEEDY.
Annual Distribution by D. C. Branch
of NeedleWork Guild.

Tnc rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
msrce'~12o2 = street. this morning re-
senbled the shipping room OF a large
department store Articles Of all kinds,
from haudkerchiefs to blankets. were
being arranged and prepared for the
Use of the mccoy by members OF the
District Of Columbia branch of the
&cedlework Guild Of America.
one may become a member OF the
guild BY donating two or more new
garments. The guilds work then is to
distribute these articles to hospitals
ana charitable Institutions The annual
business meeting " III take place at
O'Clock his Afternoon. II is announced
that Mrs. l.arz Anderson has accepted
the oriice Of honorary president Of the
branch.
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CONFER ON PROTECTION.
Officials Seek to Keep Out Cheap
European Articles.

In an effort to draw law which will
prevent foreign firms from dumping
their products in the United States at
very low prices after the war and rn
dermininC American Industries. Albert
Lee Thurman. solicitor of the Depart
mcnt of Commerce. and ATTORNEYS of
the federal trade commission are con-
fcrring today.
When the rough draft of the proposed
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Will Plan Work Before Congress.

Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia W. &.
7. L., is one of the local leaders ar
ranging for the gathering, at which, it
is asserted, the work OF the orsanza-
tion before the coming Congress will
be outlined.
Mrs Armor, who is now in the far
west on speaking tour, plans to come
to Washington several days before the
meeting. She was president of tn.
Georgia W. c. r. L. when state wide
prohi Oition carried in that state When
the question of statewide prohibition
Was before the voters of West Virginia
in 1912 Mrs. trlnor was sent into the
Evening star., 1915-11-30
GET CORDIAL GREETING.
Mexican School Teachers Received
by President at White House.

President Wilson today received the
party OF Mexican teachers inspecting
the public schools of Washington. He
gave a cordial greeting to the teachers,
welcoming them in a manner that
greatly pleased them. Counselor Polk
of the State Department introduced the
visitors.
This afternoon the teachers visited
the Mckinley Manual Training School.
where they We're informed of the
courses of study and the manner of
teaching. Certain graded schools were
also visited by individuals of the group.
The party is to leave this evening
for Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1915-11-30
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
IN BERLIN RIOT, is REPORT

LONDON, November 30-Reuter's
Amsterdam correspondent forwards the
following:
THE Telegraaf is informed on good
authority that serious rloting took
place last Saturday in Berlin. In which
several thousand women gathered be-
fore the imperial castle and demanded
the return of their husbands from the
front and improvement in food condi-
tions- The crowd finally was dispersed
by the police"
No confirmation of this Amsterda m
dispatch has been received here
Evening star., 1915-11-30
Lithia Water Case Decree Affirmed

The District Court of Appeals, in an
opinion by Justice Robb, today sus-
tained decree of the District Supreme
Court that the so-called Buffalo lithia
water is misbranded and that the de-
cree condemning seven cases of IT un-
der the pure food and drugs act should
be affirmed. The government claimed
that the label used on the bottle is mis-
leading and that there Is not enough
lithium In the water TO give It therapeutic
value.
Evening star., 1915-11-30

law is completed it will be submitted
TO the federal trade commission and
secretary Redtield of the Department
of Copmerce for approval. II these
officials tiud that the bill will give ade-
duate protection to the enterprises of
the United States against the unfair
dumping practice, it Will be sent to
Congress with a recommendation that
1t be enacted into law
Evening star., 1915-11-30

Milton picken. iifty-five. Cumber-
land grocer. and his sister-iu- Mrs
Alice j. kifer, forty eight, wife OF
Frank =. kIfer, merchant at Lavalc.
were killed when the auto driven hy
Mr.. Dicken turned over while rounding
a sharp curve
Evening star., 1915-11-30
I Sod Whenever Quinine Is Needed.
unts Nnt Aneci the LIE Id.

TIVE BKON0 QGISINE viii be found better
iIau ordinary Quinln", for an! purpose for which
'luiniu. j. used. i's's not Iersousness nor
ringing in head. Rene nIber there IS Only One
i;rono Quinine Look for signature of 4. W.
GROVE. 2oc.-Adt ertiseLnent.
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state by the National w. C. T. L, and
later received much praise from the
temperance forces for her part in the
movement, which resulted in the state
going dry.
Evening star., 1915-11-30

Til teller who held up an
robbed Constable Plum wuz fin
ally rounded up at Elnora, In
danny. where he held his pursu-
ers at bay fer three days with
kiefcr pears.
If Andy Carnegie wants t die
poor, why don't he make a lot o
friends.
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Resolved First. THAT th, said
paving Within tHr I.mlt4 above wru-
TONED bo AND .a hereby acCep teo
Resolved Second. Tint fha City
controller Doe. and ls hereby ugtuor-
iacd t0 drfw hiE warrant Uu fNe City
Treasurer Zoo payment fuf fl. inter-
HDctiDus. etc. uf said alley 90 thr
amount ~ sH2U the Sam. being
tnr fulI amount due the contractor
from the city FOR paving VI said I'm
tersetfl0ns, cts., and fHr tuc SUM ot
$40 the same being rho cost OF ad
veltIsing blanks. and inspector Is
salarv
Resolved Third. That tho city
ruutInlIef bee. and he Ia hereby Do.
r,gted Go Fir-f3sfe sllrt paving
bonds. lu accordance with the prpvi-
aipus OF Secs o. and a. uf Chapter
IA Of tho Charter of IN. tity of De-
trplt aA amended by a1 ACT Of tho
Legislature approved June SIN. 1901,
said bonds To bear interest az Tho
Iltt uf four per cent pen Aunum
Adopted az follows
Ntas-All A-ue. Barnett. BltIl
Burton. Case. CrtusuHw. Dil Field
Ft,iwalI, Gilman Iaket Heating.
ko,hsr. kTimmgI krouk. Is uuI
i..nlpkr lttucheld Lodge. Nowc.
owen. Rlchert Robinson. itnllo,
-rb"mausty schultz. Starkey.
Thompson. Vernon, Wartoll. vs.
Wilson, Iink and the President pro
teW-33
NHrs None
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from the Board o. Health.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Conference.-The annual convention
of tho International Association for
tho Prevention OF Smoke will be held
in Cincinnati on The Sth. 9th and 10th
dnvs 81 September. at which no doubt
Will be present representative OF the
smoke abatement work from the
principal cities Of this country and
Canada and which convention The
Smoke Inspector Of this city IS De T.
sirous OF attending These conven-
lions are thought 90 be ~ n good deal
~ salt 90 those engaged IN tho work
Of controlling Objectionable smoke i'm
tho cities and NJ all previous conven-
lions Detroit has been represented.
and we think should be represented
o. tho convention mentioned
The annual mem bership dues ~ this
organization are $500 and ~ Or de-
sircd that membership he ohts ined for
The Inspector and his assistant both
amounting 90 SO. and this together
with the other necessary expenses
Viii amount 20 Ne close az car be
estimated. $50. which amount vour
body o. respectfuliv requested 20 proc
Vide from available funds
Respectfully submitted
80 ARD OF HEALTH
Rv JOHN T. Mex iu'av.
Secrrfurv
Referred 20 Committee on Ways
and Means
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From the clerk

That he presented such portion ~
the proceeding ~ the last session
as Is required by tho Charter - be
so presented. 10 Ifs Honor The Mayor
for approval on the fth inst and
that they were approved on tho I'm
inst
Placed on fle
Also thar he is IN receipt ~ offi-
clnl bond 81 Thomas " D0lnn. es
Superintendent ~ Poor Cnwm's Ion
referred 90 Committee on Ways
and Means
Also bond waiver and agreement
Of Henry fr1uur. tIed in connection
With permission 90 construed spur
track 1u aitet between sylvester ana
Pulf0rd streets
Referred fu Committee on W alf
and Means
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"" ih' honorable Irr Common Council
'''h.itu en- ftI herewith transmit
l' '"lr 'fnHoI.hl. Body Ls.s- HrHt
l...'s Nus lttt 81. 1913. n.tn uclu-
- tai .f'lluE anu IaFns tne ipi-
Roll so -rfa Burns avenue. from
inc north curb iua Of turar street
"p.gtg south .."e ~ Ir.n7t ay.Hnc.
.H" south curb lime W Duncan street
4. tHe south curb l.ue of darper awe
Ron $50 l7-I Goodwin street. from
The north curb line ~ Lynn st.rrt POI
Rol $50 1Tr.-Grlv avenue. from
the north lime at Jefferson aNruun 60
the south curb iiue 5f Kerrhe9al ave-
Roll so t7.a Magnolia street.
from The w"s' lInr OF GRAND River
avenue 10 the east line of Wabash
avenue.
The usual notice required bv Law
has been given TO tAe parties lu fu-
terfEt as wiIi appear uy fhr 1u-
neXed notices and aftd7vits OF pHn-
LEGATION. so person has appeared tu
object 20 said rolls or to ask nn} core
rcction thereof We nave. therefore,
signed the same, and report them Co
your Honorable BODY
Very respectfully
THE BOARD or ASSESSORS,
BY Gustave J Allhrec-at.
Accepted and leave being erauted
the following resolution was offered
BY Aid Heating
Resolved. That Assessment Rolls
Nos 1869 10 l778. both inclusive. for
grading and paving the following
streets
the north curb line OF Monat street
10 the south line of Gratlot avenue
Roll No l770--Crane avenue. from
the south curb line OF Duncan street
20 the south curb lire OF Harper ave-
nue., 49,
the north curb line OF Lynn street 20
the south curb line Of Canin avenue
Roll No I773-Gray avenue, ffom
the north line Of Jefferson avenue 20
the south curb line Of kercheVai ave
Ron No. Magnolia street from
the west line OF Grand RIVER avenue
TO the east line OF wabash avenue
are hereby approved ana 'oultl ~
TINT the description Of the premls SO /,
and the names Of persons contained
Therein are received as correct ana
that the sums set forth IN the hAlu us
-essment rolls are the correct oiF
which each individual or set OF lnhl
,,tduals should be assessed AT and pay
and that the said assessments ne CO..
lccted from the several persons llaple
10 nav the anne according 20 law
approve the form OF the aooVe
WALTER BARLOW,
Chief Assistant Corporation
Counsel.
Adopted a g follows.
Ashe. Barnett. Biol burton
case Cranshaw. Dill Field. Freiwald
Gilman Jaltel. Keating. kocncr
Erimmel Kronk Kuuz. Lompke, ii l.
tIe0eld lodge Nowc. owen, ichert
Robinson Eollo Schemausky. Sgubltz'
Starkay. Thompson. Vernon. Martelt
W.nz,l 4 r. Wilson. W. j. Wilson
link and the President pro toms ,.
Nays None.
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From the Department. Of Public
Works

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ing s-.,. ...,,,-
Nh'f'a9 'II., o., ~
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gontraCL comm ht"l l.. ' go.
Nfi ~ ~ ~" 81. ,,.,,,'.
.h' n"i,h INC t., .i.,..,
.'. , h.ar fYN complete.
t,rarsas said avenue has been e1
... 5. ,se,np az aoid a,r.
,'gs' Saa beeu round to have boon done
d.. ,g,,flarte win rho contract aud
,r,a,,lr. r0v "a, same. th.r,far,
nrs5is5d. Fir-t That the soii riy-
INK within The limits above mention
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WaYa and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Ways and Means. 90 whom was re-
ferred the communication from the
BOARD OF Health. calling attention 10
annual convention OF tho Interna-
tionai Association for the Prevention
of Smoke 90 be held in Cincinnati
this month. and requesting an appro-
priation 90 cover the expenses OF tho
smoke Inspector OF the Board of
Health and his assistant as delegates
10 said convention and also 10 cover
the membership dues OF said officials
I'm the ASSOCIATION. respectfully re-
port We have had the same under
consideration. and believing that the
city should be represented at the
convention az I'm previous years, rec
ommcnd that the smoke inspector
and assistant be authorized 10 attend
same, their expenses and annual mem
hership dues 20 be paid out OF un-
expended BALANCES remaining in the
Public Health Fund. and Therefore
OFFER tho following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
ROBERT W RUTTER
CHAS W BURTON,
JOHN G. LODGE.
GODFREY FRFTWALD
Accepted. and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered.
BY Aid Burton:
Resolved, That the Smoke rnspee.
tor and Assistant Smoke Tnspcctor OF
the BOARD Of Health. be and they are
hereby authorized 10 attend the an
nual convention of the International
Association FOR the Prevention OF
smoke. 20 he held IN Cincinnati Ohio.
on Sentemher 8. 9 and 10. 1915. and
be " further
Resolved That The sum Of $50. be-
ing the estimated expenses OF said
officials as delegates 10 said conven-
ton. and tho sum 81 $40. being the
annual mem hership dues ~ the
smoke Inspector and assistant In the
above organization or S. each. or a
total 81 $40 be and the same Is here
by appropriated from uueNpended
balances remaining in the Public
Health Fund. brought forward from
the fiscal wear ending June 30. 1918
Adopted ne follows
Yeas-Ashe. Barnett. Bleu. Burton.
case Crausfnw. Dill Field. Freiwald
Gilman Jakel Heating Kocher.
Krimmel Kronk Kunz Lempke Lit.
tlcdeld. Lodge Move. owen Richert
Robinson, R0llo Schemansky. schultz.
StarkeY. Thompson Vernon. warteii,
Wenzel A. p. wilson. W J. Wilson,
link and the President pro tem-t4
Nays-Noue.
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Rcspectfuliv auhmItted.
GEORGE IA. FENKELL.
Commissioner
Accented and placed on file.
From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen -- Referring 20 petition
No G3e9 ~ Walter Schultnecht 81 al,
FOR this construction of Lateral Sewer,
referTed 70 this department, would
say that tho following report has been
received from city Engineer Nh. Nc
Cormlek. I'm regard 20 tho same
I'm regard 80 the petition 81 Wal
ter q. Nchultucrht for tho enlarge
ment OF n sewer IN the block bound
Cd by Nrndt and Berlin streets. era
tl0t and jos CampHu avenues, ! de-
sire 20 say that this sewer was built
hy the city IN 1852 for the purpose OF
draining an Old stream known ~ tho
Bloody Run q. Tho sewer IL in.
crock follows the bed ~ tho stream
which has long since hcen filed up
and number Of houses have been
huilt over the sewer. the idea ~ en-
larRinE ~ a. Impractical and unuec-
essary as now sewer has recently
been built IN front - this property
on Gratiot avenue
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE H. FENKEisI.
Commissioner
a
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To Tho Wonoreh bio tho Common Council.
Gentlemen Kindly cancel am tavrF
against Tot so of Freezer 81 Nr.
I1r-hIius Subdivision ~ tho wret
1880 ff ferf ~ Tho south ror feor
~ The north $50 feet ard the vt
1890 fatf NJ Tho south s feet M frr
north $50 ferf ~ quarter section 90.
lo0f0 acre tract situated ou| tnf
northeast corner 90 Woodward iari
Toeerhiu- avenues erId urorrrf
having been acquired hr thr BOARD uf
Education and iu the future % b.
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

TO tbe Honorable the Common Council
DoLtleIfeu The Dephr lUhcll on
PuhIu Wurkr respectfully TepoT "
that the paving ur Fort street uhdet
thc contract confirmed the 9th day of
october. 1919, l- fully completed from
the north line of Jefferson avenue 10
the south curb line OF Burdeno street
The pavement Is OF one-course con
crete and has been examined by inc
Department OF Public works, and
found 10 be iu accordance with the
contract aud specifications Tor the
'Inera f. due tho contractors for
paving said street as follows
IOr intersections. etc. ....... ~ ~ -
Flr cost OF advertising. blanks
aUi inspector salary ....,' II 20
Total amount ...........",slSi IS
GEO Il. FENK ELL
Commissioner.
Accepted. and by unanimous con
-cnt Aid ReaQng offered the fo!lo"
Whereas. u appears from com
mgnieation from the Department oi
public Works that the paving as pef
contract confirmed the eth day or
October. 1919 ON Fort street from
the north line OF Jefferson avenue 70
south curb line Or Rurdeno street mas
u.rl fuilE completed and
Nhcrcns Said street has been eN
4mIued ny tho Department OF Public
Works. aud the paving Of salp street
has Hcgu found 20 have been done IN
accordance with tho contract and
spec Creations FOR the same. therefore
E,-oI. cd First That the said paw
Ins within the limits above men
tiau-1 oe ami i- hereby accepted
Resolved. Second. That the city
Controller Doe and is hereby author
lied tp draw BITS warrant ON the city
Treasurer boo payment 81 the inter
sections. etc 90 said street 70 the
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bear iuter,s. at t4c rate of foug pei
cent PEI hUuIm
Adopted aa t0Iows.
l.eas-At.,. Ha.uetL. Bell hHf'p
.ast CIA.FlaW. lll. ticid. fItIWalu,
Gilman Jatri kentiuE ho' Itl
kr.mmel kIuuN. kuuz. l'mpkt'. ~
rlrNtII Lodge. NHNu. owen. ll'hrtt
I,uhIrsuu. Eultu. S.ucmsuH ilIi ..
-taraey Thompson. Vernon, NaftelL
W,uzri A. To- Wilson " Nal-oH
Lui Bud t1, President pro tom b.
NayF-A8ue
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Accepted and placed on nle
From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable tho Common Council
Gentlemen herewith submit re-
port FOR Tho week ending with sept.
r 1918 The gas furnished 'ho CITY
by tho Detroit City Gas Company dur
ing this period WIS found upon test 90
meet with the rcquirements ~ the or
dfnaure The beat value OF tho Eaa
furnished the tity He'll tcFtiug sta
ton averaged 5000 B r. =. The can
die power o. tho Fos furnished the
Eastern district avenged 1876 can
dies and the Western district ISIS can
dies SO ammonia or hydrogen suf-
phidc was found Co.. hc present upon
test Tho presaiira with Few minor
exceptions. was found to be CrnsIst-
Ant with tho requirements % tao orr
dlnouet. ~
Erspfrtfuff. submitted.
gEDEGE = WHITE
Gas Inspector
A.rrrt.l md --n.ln On nIe
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To the Honorable tho Common Council
Gentlemen ln rcp', to request rnr
proposals fu furnish 9II OF The labor
and materials r.reFstrN Co.. remove
and install certain old and uusv pium-
hing work and fixtures In the Tuher-
culoets Pavilion 90 the Herman kIcfcI
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From the Department Of Public
Works

.ro th,. honorable the Common CorncH
Gentlemen her 10 inform your
honorable Rodv that J have selected
Concord Granite Co De used Whcfe
yrarftr ia called for iu tho construc-
dion Of the new Municipal Court
hii'dinp The original bid or Irwin
a leighton wAs lrused on using stone
Mountain or Port Deposit Granite
bnt arter an investigation by the ar
chftocts Of the building and my self,
n was found that these GRANTEES were
not the most desirable We have sue
cccdcd I'm getting Concord Granite
supplied without any extra cost and
I have informed the contractors lr-
win 4 Leighton 90 make the substl-
tuition.
Respectfully submitted,
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From ths, pepartm mt OF Public
Works

TO the Honorable the Common Council.
Gsutlems The Department 81
Public WoVks respectfully reports
that the peyiug ~ Ferry Park ave
nue. under tige CONTRACT confirmed the
18TH day Or june. 1915. is fully com
pleted from the southerly curb line
OF Holden avenue 90 the east line OF
The pave mont ~. - sheet asphalt
and has hesu examined hy The De.
psrtmcut ~ puhl, Norks. and found
TO ne tn accordance with The contract
and specific RriQue FOR tho same
There rs due the contractors Tor
having sabd avenue a. follows
'or intersssstinns. etC....... t.n5a A.
'or cost ~ advert sing,
blanks and Inspector sal.
r.tal amount 5000 ~
Respectfully,
GEo n FTNKEII.
IrWW' ssipUer
Accepted und by unanimous cone
sem Aid eating offered the follow
Wheress- It appears f-om conn
munieation from the Department ~
publ. VS. orks that ,ac pa. as p,r
contract confirmed the arm dar nf
June 1914 ou Ferry Park .enle
from the southor'E uh i'n" ~ iioI.
Twelfth street has been gully conn
pleted and
Whereas. said avenue has been eN-
amiued by The Department ~ r7. -.
svenue has seen found fn h.'r boom
done in arrordau.a WIfh 'he routroe
and srer-ncat faf t'e ue
Therefore
Ing Within 'hr lu''s above m.r-
toned poo And ls hereby accepted
Roso' rf, Se.Hud. That fhc CITY
Controler ho aul rs H"r"h. rn'1.r
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Geutlomen-In reply 20 "A notice
from this office and advertisement
duly published. tho following pro-
posals were received for furnishing
and erecting wrought iron fence
and concrete curb around the play
ground az Forest avenue and Rivard
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Referred 20 Committee on Healu
aud city Hospitals
From the Department OF Public
Works.

phaltic concrete natural lake as
IhalD on concrete foundation and
Eerea. Medina or any other curbstoue
that may DO bid upon and ordered
Detroit Asphalt Paving Co J2S.5ss.6l
Cleveland Trinidad Paving
Detroit Asphalt Paving company Is
the lowest bidder, average cost per
square yard including inspection, etc.
S. 665
Emerson avsnue-From coo feet
south OF Essex 90 the south curb line
OF Jefferson. % feet wide. with as
phaltic concrete natural lake as
phalu on concrete foundation and
Berea, Medina or any other curbstonc
That may be bid upon and ordered.
Detroit Asphalt Paving Co. t22s7s.4'
Cleveland Trinidad Paving
Detroit Asphalt paving company S15alGy IS
the lowest Bidder. average cost per
square yard including inspection, etc
I&26c9
Alley 523-Ftrst alley west 81 and
parallel 10 Chene. from Kirby 10 Per
~, is feet wide. with one course con
crete paving. o
OTIS Cement Coust CO ......t es5.5f
X. J PoWclsou Co ......,.. l,0lt 80
Otis Cement Construction company
iE tho lowest bidder. average cost
80 ,I,o '"'N '''~' mo-
''-, .aro .,,o,. ID, hlo,l, no
Nl.,' -, Cha
l" s'n y" a." 49,, ,,,,h nne
"L'u "'"' NV WIN
otis Cement Const Go. .,..-- 81 o2Nb go
7 T. Currie .............. - so
"a i''I q y"u ION. g '''''''''' ao,otS
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