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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15

Young's performance in this master
 piece of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's is genuine surprise. Unlike so many photoplays that are "all icing and no cake" " ''Mid-Channel' offers a substan- tial feast of human interest. It mir. TOTS the life of every married couple in dramatic fashion and throws new light on the most burning problem of personal life. It can be said with out exaggeration that to witness this photoplay is an experience that will never be forgotten. "Mid-Chanel" will be the big attraction at the Eagle theater Friday and Saturday and Central Theater Sunday and Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
JUST GLOVES

CHARLES Schwab recently in of looking gloves To might to by Mir Schwab that he had worn these Dirty oled of est industrial lords he 
 Mir Schwabs probably
  or soled gloves On likely executive for doing exactly what he has bragged he aoy could golf it. the world other prma donnas who
 
 A recently about his our lot them look like One look mans hand character hand abby Does he shake hands like 
 What do his like? he of
 
 worn soed ouathefnger an impression dandruff 
 these about noticing that their gloves look like
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
"Mid-Channel"

When that brilliant emotional screen actress, Clara Kimball Young, the star with a hundred personalities, won universal fame first as the wist- full American girl in "The Eyes of Youth" then as the thghty and fir tatious Parisian in "The Forbidden Woman and finally. as the brave and noble spirited Spanish Donna in For the Soul O. Rafael" ;t was nard to conceive how she coul1 excel any of her past performances.
 Miss Young's achievement in her la- test vehicle 'Mid-Channel," however. reveals new wonders in the versatility of her interpretation. With every new effort this ingratiating actress leaps ever higher in the affections of the public. Whether her success in Mid Channel" is partly due to the throb- ping timellness of the play which deals with the most trying period of married life and bristles with mom- ents of dramatic height that have rarely been attained in any picture whether it is the tremendous popular ity of the drama as a result of Ethel Barrymore's success in the leading role when it was presented on Broad way-the fact remains that Miss
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15

both the importation and sale of in toxicants of any kind.
 The one best bet is to play safe and leave it alone for your health's sake.
 Water is both cheap and plentiful; then why have dirty hands or bodies? Soap water and sunshine are all fine for health and comfort.
 The shut-in season is at hand. But dent get the hibernating habit The big outdoors is a good place to be in winter as well as i'll summer. The only difference is we need more clothing. Don't keep your living rooms too warm and don't sleep in q room with the windows closed
 Sunlight, good air and plenty of elbow room make for the conditions that promote physical health and vigo.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
A PROTEST

IN suit the of line that five minutes are enough for telephone 
 What it is asked utes? One scardely n e the
 
 evening oten tying at a will be having conducted his into to talk a telephone. Only five minutes of talk allowed crying mddieaged
  talking much True married at in est the But all the Shall hand clock? No! time between words after they
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
"Out Wonder"

A tast of unusual excellence lends fine support to Olive Thomas portray al of Flotsam, the lighthouse girl in the Selznick Picture, Out Yonder," a Ralph lnce production.
 Mary COyerdale has the role of Mrs. Elmer. who attempts to befriend the girl Flotsam. Louise Prussing, a young girl of beauty and talent is seen as the cynical and clever Clarice Suspicion.
 The roe of Captain Amos Barton, keeper of the lighthouse, and father of Flotsam, is played by John Smi. ley, a veteran actor of stage and screen whose character roles are fa- nous. Cyril Chadwick has the jul. venile role of Reggie Hughes, a typi. cal society scatterbrain. and Edward Ellis plays the part of Joey Clarke.
 Out Wonder" is one of the bold est and most daring of all Miss Thomas pictures, being built around a novel theme, with plot that moves quickly from one thrilling situation to another. It will be the feature at. traction at the Lyric Theater today
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15

Bob McClain. former Marine, has been offered the title of sultan of Liang-llang, in the South Seas. but has refused the royal crown because the late sultan insisted upon passing along his harem of 40 dusly wives to the next ruler.
 When the jail at Buffalo. $. D.. got too cold for the inmates d com mittee Of the prisoners forced the bars, climbed out, and went in search of the nearest coal yard. They re turned with enough coal Co keep the fire burning quite awhile.
 1t may interest you to learn that Lemon Ice of Sisterville. w. Va, has obtained the legal right to change his name to Lee Ice.
 Life usually averages up pretty evenly. Duchesne county, Utah, elected d recorder seven feet three aud d sheriff three feet eleven
 My wife is the sister of Jack Dempsey. and cant forget she has fighting blood in her veins." con- plained Fill Barrow. Salt Lake City, in his defense when arraigned after losing a one-round bout with his bet ter half.
 Hyman Leftovitz, 99 years old, has applied for passports to Palestine. "GC'ng over to visit my grandfath- err LeftovitZ said before he left
 John Holland and George Williams both of Carlisle, Ky. wear the same pair Of shoes at the same time. Howsat for cutting the II. C. L.? John furnis1es the left foot, and George kicks in with the right. Both wear the same size,
 Tho reported death Cr Hi Price now is admitted to have besn great ly exaggerated.
 Have you an idea of how things would have banned out if the red skins had in the congress of 1891 passed q law forbidding immigration from EuropG--1nd had been able to enforce the law?
 But. as Squire Abtor lIarpinSton points out if the NolStCad act had been on the statute books when the Pilgrims landed the rcdmau would never have drank himself into near eNtnCtiCn on nedr-heer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
Whose World?
BY DR. JAMES |. VANCE

DT Oh' JNWC0 T. VNINOE
 When God made the earth, did He mean it to be a white mans world or yellow mans world or a brown mans world? Whose world was it to be? Of course He meant all races that are on the earth to be here, but what race did He mean to be on top Is a white skin a sufficient mark to entitle a race to world leadership?
 Is it in the interest Of humanity and for the future progress of the race that the five rundred and fifty million white peopte, nearly four
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
His Opinion

Whats your opinion or golf?"
 I'll tell you. If I had tried as hard to learn the details of my bIsi- ness as I have to play that game should have been marvellous success by now'-Detroit Free Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15
WATCH THE AMMETER

The anmeter is the guardian of the automobiles electric system. It should be watched for defeCtions continually. An unsteady ammeter needle, for instance, shows defect i've contact between lhe commutator and brushes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15

ooiu by J. m. bdii, PnStps DO~y : Mere. Go and Lowell Drug Co.,, at Lowell and other toilet counters
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15

More than 73 per cent of the fac tory workers in Japan are women.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-15

But as Squire Abtcr lIarpinston points out. if the Nolstcad act had been on the statute books when the Pilgrims landed the rcdman would never have drank himself into near on nedr-heer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
THEATER'S ORIGIN FAR BACK
May Be Traced 70 Festivals Held IN
Honor OF the Neurological
God Bacchus.

Thinking back for the origin of any
theatrical performance, our minds nat.
urally revert first to Shakespeare and
his Globe theatcr Some of us would
60 back a little further; and many of
Us would choose MoliGrc, the plays he
wrote and staged, often in the open,
FOR the vain Louis and then, in his own
thsater, where, while he was the IA
von.e of the king, he fWas tie ,.,Ce Of
France.
But these We're only steps in the
evolution of the theater and the play.
For the origin of ali dramatic repro
sentati0ns we mus 90 back 10 the
days Of idol worship. Whe,, many gods
were thought to rule the dcstinics OF
man.
Two brothers, Danaus and Aegyptus,
sons of Belus, shared the throne of
Egypt. After particularly heated
qu.EreI Danaus, with his followers,
set sail in search of a new land where
he could rule alone. They landed near
the Greek city of Argus, of which he
shortly became king.
Here, to celebrate his good fortune,
he Instituted festivals in honor of the
god Bacclus, who was supposed to
have helped to make his undertaking
successful. These festivals consisted
Of nothing more than riotouS rcvelry,
iltcrspcrScd with songs, which, after
the manner Of the day, were most
primitive and often coarse.
But the festivals soon became very
popular and We're held periodically all
over Greece. From this beginning. in
the form of kind of public worship,
which was the first entertainment or
performance known, evolved the the
atrical projects of later ages which de-
vclopcd into the institution Of the
theatc- as we know it today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
Total coyf of Improvement. 10
AN ORDINANCE.

~,...,.+,o, NJ a Sewer in
For the Cof'at' ue1'o., a.. - .he CIV of
the MOI ,,"ese ,u enaci,I Assess.
ottawa ''''''0'' "'
ment. .,, ~o,,,oi1 of tbn
BE IL Oroalueo ~ u r'l
City OF Ottawa 'i''' ,ao, i,,nrovo.
Section |. mat r r2o" 81 nit,u,
ment be maaa IN 'ne GS.oto ~ INK.
County OF l-h9a'''' az" atar locality
nois, the nature 'n', b:aI, ,oid local
and deScflp' ION W en,,an.s to,vit.
Improvement - as WV" .o. e,,all ne
A VII ritled cay pipe s."' - nt,awo
constructed i'll salo NY VI ~ tanse
consisting OF mann Se"e' an" l''
connecting sewers .e., o,o,. nina
i"'' = n.y. t,.nntol from the
sewer shall te conatruo,oa = V IN tne
m8nhole ass now V"iI' 80. '.,oat.
center Of clinton an" 'o'lrt NO
and runnln& thence nof,'e!iS - t ,a,,
center of clinton street ~ VI, ,In'' ~
of Dekaih street thvi''e ma
the center OF DeNa'p ny ,,,rn.,i
center OF East street "7 ,t,rht
diameter oil Sa'n sewer W 10
tS) inches. , oo,,.o,irp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
Sumatra PfoIeCts Iinera.

ringers are protected in Slmatra, tho
TcuSul being that one Of the upper
TAM Industries of that country is the
cultivation ui IN African palm. This
palm was introduced several years
ago ANA the wild hogs SO enjoyed its
raslly-ohtaincd fruits and 50 thrived
on thrH that they increased and mui-
tiplird rapidly uuti' 'hcy became "A per-
feet pest Now, Wild hogs are the
fav"rile diet of Sumalrau tigers, there
fore the protection. iiut il looks like
dangerous experiments
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16


faction of the council of the ely o
Ottawa, Illinois.
'sectiou / That he said improye
mont .hrlI be made and the Who'll,
cost rbereof including tho sum nj
ro,u. hundred ninetv.six and seycntI
seven hundredths ,stg6.77) dollar,
,bpiug the amount included in the
estimate of the public cneineer and
the engineer of The council. of said
| CITY. hereto attached. AS the cost of
makine and collecting the ASSESS
mrnt horeinl. he paid for BY special
assessment in accordance with an
aci of the General Assembly of the
state of Illinois. entitled, An Act
Concerning Local Improvements"
approved june II. \. n. 1897, ana
Itbo amendments thereto. N
sootio, Thar i.,a operapato
,,nnunt horoin nrIrrcd "a mo ns.cgsn1
ond nr.o tho ,asossmonf oroinst eoch
lot hloc, ,r,ct or nareol of land
tberoin assassea shau he divided in.
~ tan I,o, ins+a,1mnute in the man.
rnr nro,idod bv tho sto,,to IN 4ucb
nosoa NADIA and nroyi1rd and poch
of .aid ins,aIImauts shall hoar inter
nst ar mo ratio or five nor com 81,
mon. onnuu accordipa tn law until
naid
mSoction G That for tho nurnosp of
anticin,tino tho collection IF thp
.'forasafd 1nnond and .rcrnaainq in
.t,Itr,ants uro,i,lnd I, This ordin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

For the Construction OF Sewer IN
the No, Invest Part of the CITY o.
Ottawa. Illinois by Special Assess
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
Baltic Sea leads in Amber.

The principal source of The amber
supply is the coast OF the Baltic sea,
honi@Sherg. Even in ancient times
TINS district constituted the "kimbcr-
ley OF the amber world At This
l1lat" amber. which is really lnn-
eraiized resin Of extinct pine trees.
Is freely washed up by the sea. rspc-
ta'lE AFTER violent storm The fish
efin'n use nets, with which they traWt
tAe shallow waters.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

being 6 per CEN. OF est
mated cost ............ 1876 Z,
Total estimated cost ..... SH77G.27
The foregoing estimate includes
Oh, cost of all labor and materials Of
every kind used in he construction
and completion of the Improvement,
holeinbefore described. and hereby
certify that in my opinion said est'-
mate does not exceed the probable
cos of the improvement proposed
and the lawful expense attending
the same.
GEORGE h. NSWORTH.
Public Engineer and Engineer Of the
Council of the City of ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
Misplaced Sympathy.

Many wife dusts the billiard chalk
from her husbands coat and sheds
tears of sympathy because of the late
hours he must spend at his desk close
TO whitcwashcd wull.-Exchange
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Meeting Mayor Commissioners Of Ottawa


direction OF the axis Of the cylinder
!. and the inner and outer surtac
Of each pipe must b. concentric. TN
standard of thickness and lenst
shall be:
Length Thickness.
For S-iuch pipe.. . feet, q inch,
For G-inch pipe. ; feet :, inch,
= with n limit of variation not exceed
ing ore-rieth r4) of an inch in thiCh
ness. all to be made with butt joint
square and at right angles with tn
axis of the pipe. and each piece q
be furnished with a suitable socket
The curves must conform to all lH'
foregoing requirements a. regard
aaality. form and workmanship, ans
the thickness shall be to that Of pipe
of the smaller caliber into Nhlll
they may be worked or JoFted.
Par, 4. All joints IN pipe sewers
inlet connections and house connect
ions shall be ccmented WIN tor'l"Ha
cement mortar as hereinafter spec
fed
All mortar used in the construction
of thega sewers. manholcS aud other
structures herein described shan
consist of one az measure Of TIN"
best quality American Portland oo-
ment TO Two (2) measures clean,
sharp torpedo sand, thoroughly mix
ed and Wetted.
por Tho elevation nj the hot.
tow, ~ tba saver above the city
~, .h,it l,a a.. folln,ys.
,,.., ,3 Iri.t
..,.aat nlo',tin, 40
street '''N's'''' ~, ,..,.
At center OF CLINTON ana HeN"''
street elevation 4'.''
Al center Of Dekalb and t-1i
street. elevation AS
T,,o ,o+, ~ sloue mr. TAN of the
,.-i+ 80 ,5,l ,r.iIa a,. nuyy lire Of
D oat4 5'''' .,,.a, thro,,.r,att tnp pure
,' ', han Ia ,,rigo,.r, between the
,,l;7., horairabr,a mentioned
D., Tha cirv .jarum herein
,,.ad a.. thn base 3f all elevations
~, az tha Damn far levels hereto
fora nsnd and established in the
,,,.,d, s,..,au, of the streets in the
nitr, of ottawa NV ordinance number
n,,o hundred ninety-aigbt fqS). the
zaro mint of which if fifty 800 feet
helow the level Of the top OF tbp first
.,nn an tho east of the soldiers
,,,rnnumant locafed in WASHINGTON
sana1a in tba said city of Ottawa
Dor Two manhola- shall be
.,t,,,ctad one At center of Clinton
y'i', n't-,Ih ,t,,at, ana the other If
a',"t or nf naIalb and East streets.
~, ,,,i,oics shan be circular in
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

: in no case shall less than one-four.l
40 brick be used.
! Par IL That the asnhalt dll1
, shall conform TO the following Speei
ncations: II shall contain not les
than 30 per cent pure asphaltiC
bitumon, absolutely free from pics
or coal tar products, and composed OF
not more than Il per cent nor less
than - per cent petroleum, and h"i
more than .'% per cent nor less than
=" per cent asphaltNm. The speelic
gravity Of III" Hlitr Shail De moe
man y? at 90 degrees fdAre"ntl'-
me netting point Sn'H nor De les
man -to "rErt'' uh'ohHt'" o. ~
! ''p'''a'E tuN" ,'2'N, ], Snail n"' I"',i
T III ai''' 10 Hl''' pei9N 80 "esto'T ! , ati.
rtn"|ll' nor , commence 70 III" o'i'"
~i' "eN'''''' '''' e''.'''''
! the aSphall Shall WelGh not less
than seven ana ohe-haii 't'2' ponl'S
ana nor more IMAM ''Ent ana one
/ i"ur'h NN'tl poodoS To- tHt Pdl.o"' ~
4 temperature ul '' u'EIe'9 d'I' 81,
Aelt' aHu II Sh"Il i',n"'i' uu'','' ~ az
| eh'N'ra'ur'S' 9''"i "' ""H"'''toi'
PF"u' against wafer I'm" S'''Gl ~ u
snai' adhere utaH TO '"r o'lNN' -,
lIl"u'' F"'l'r ''"il ,N'"' l""a p'"' :"
lilH lor eAPdI!Sl"l an" '"ii''''''"' an"
tI"i"' '"""'l'""''
Par =, That all sewer man-holeS
and in'ets shall be adjusted 10 con.
form win the established grades ol
such stress
Par. Is. That whenever streets
are above the established Grade they
shall me- avr9ygte1 10 Within Two -
inches If sfln.graae then brought 10
Tho t,,a grad, >rsth the roller the
o,eiont ~ which sh4u No rnf loss than
..X .,l ,oru n tha aarfh il to, hard
- r...iz. ,.r,r,r.s..i,n ttrouoh the
,,.,.sbr ,f r,Ilor fao..p ritb , nick
AVID Lg,l at..,,. nt fns remainder ANY
d.,.,.ns.i,n. E.lo,, .,,bora1, ,..,ls,d
IN, r,. rrrIir, .b.n bn fII,a .,sth
..,,,..,..l ,,,,1r;.,r. ,nl ,h.,n rn11.d :,
49,, ,., 800. an .,,,, mod,
,..t., a,f,,.i,,1 ~, ,';,,. .,rd ,a,
IN. ..t' t-'.I, ~.
, ," AZ '',1 ",'oN '''' 80 y,
NV, ''','i''',' VI pa '''i,',' ai ~.
'','' ''t "''''''' ~" "' So
a1'''' "' "P4'''" ~ 10y ,.9 ''"'
,'s ON, ~ 100, III tit'' Ni'V99, an" "a"
'"S '' 'i'"H. ,'' iv''','' '"" ~ "o5"
exc e'l'oH ana en- o'HNu'eH' ,He SUI
grace must nave d UNIFORM "e"sliy'
f"t. 1t, lh"l tIe anon Oh the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

Foo, -,ytt ,f tha y,,,tl 1.-Two ,F n
q t ter 'o ',n,, nr,,,rnaJ ,,'' W -
- , ,I"m,. lima r,,alIaI ,,;,r, a"I or, bnr
i,"iN , , f"at on 1, -" ''t'" ttn a,t
4 r g, ~ naxa,h 500, f., ,ys., lima a
clinton street. thence south alon;
west line Of Clinton street 10
noinr opposite south line of Joli1
street produced. thence east alon.
south line Of Joliet street produce,
- ITO place of beginning.
d snctiea Thas ba recopnonda
|,ioo 81 fbe ConncfI of fine rir, of OF
ta,ga t.aatbar Vim ,rn -. innate u.
INA co.f nf ..,id in,nro,4r,nYt mad,
INV tho engineer of said council pre-
sontod herewith be and he same
are hcrrby approved,
SECTION + That tho said improve.
meNt shall he made ana the whole
cost and expense of said improve
mont, together win an amount
'qtal 10 7iN per o'H''l'il 81 '''
mated cost which Is hereby provided
4 to cover i''' 'En"a-'7 "na'| .1' pr
visions OF the Section 81 OF me- act
hereinafter u"med sh3'i he p2iH 'y
SPECIAL as+'@Niteht IN accordance
"...' '''' p''' '7t,'l'' VI ~ a. ~
! General Assembly o., me STATE oI
f Illinois. entitled IN Act concerning
Local lmproNen ftl'' "ppi"''' "l'
a. I>'' ana 'He "Il'h",Ael'.9 'a''''
TO.
Section . That the aggregate
amount ordered 10 he asSes7eo
against the property ana also me
assessments ON each LOT or parce' 81
. land herein assessed, s13ll hA diElae'
INTO ION lntaIIm"|'o, ld I'll" mamie.
provided in the statute. ana each
tn>taI'Wehi ~Hdl near .lits.' as la'
rare of five Per cent per an 10".. pay.
abb annually according 10 Jaw, UNI
paid.
Section s THAT tor rhe purpose Of
anticipating the collection of the
second and succeeding in~tallmrn CT
said assessment of said improvement
bonds shall he issued Iayabl" ont ot
said in-tallment= bearing nteres at
the rate of five per cer-. per annNm.
payable annually. ana igHad by ,af
MAYOR and CITY Clerk under the
corporate seal of the saia city ot Of
taNa.
Said hand- -h4H he f--Had in ac-
oordar.a with and shall in all r..
ercc j caotorm 80 Tho provisions of
No nct If the General Assembly
ahoy, mentioned IN section (
c...;.. rf..t tho cft,. ,,,ar,a.
,..i., ,,i,.a,..I ,n fla
w.. "t',. 49, ,.,.,i,,. IL. ann~+ NJ
" w. ~. ..'.,,,t,. r,Ifr,i. m
51'. ". a '',' ~" ai,,. 'lor,. af Ona,xa
,'ag t1'l,'. ,' ~ .t,ni n,oy Ea ,sLnn IN
pt'. 3.s- ..'"1 li.....,-'.,,o,t f,r .si1
levy d , st,'' ,,a,, thn nronortv r.
',.e..-,a ,t,o,ob, i, ,r.orlancn
De oePe''l'go '3ere'> t ~ ',r1 t, ""''i IN
N,,,' lug P ,,,,,,., a,,a nrn,.fasd
seeH ease lN'ue anu ~ ~ .'t'''''
Section ). mat all ofaihaheeS, or
parts OF ordinances. in tahhlci Win
this ordnance be, ana Inc same are
hereby repealed
Section 9 Tha- this ordinance
shall be in force from and after its
passage
Passed this 3Gth day OF July 4. D.
1920
W. ". CURTIS.
City Clerk.
Anproypd bv me this 3fSt day Of
ruIv n 1920
GEORGE Y. b. WEEKS.
Mayor
Moved by Commissioner Sticklen
that thn ordinance be adopted
NJ
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16
AN ORDINANCE.

@''i'l WIN 'l'lT lHt't N'' ll'4i' ~
the grading draining, 'Nrblng aN'
paving me same and proFi'ihg 10
the leNF or Il special Assessment L
pay ne cost OF Said Improvement.
b' II ord3lll'u ny }I' lNHilrt
. We 'lJy Of ott3Wa, l.IlnolN;
NtfiloH l. mat a lnn1I improve
/ h"h' N''aiI De made WITHIN me cay
o' otl""a, 'ouhtY on LII sane "H'
state Oh 4H'nls' the h"tor'' shar',
TER Iocm'F ana DESCRIPTION ei Wi'ie.
Us n I',!oMS'
Tar. mat trl'"h5 street RON
/ 'H" norm me OF rear ~J't1 h"', "
"+'d t." Il NE 10" iae' N'.." o., lH'
'"'a me u . AaPeI stree. SAL" VI
't"u 'eet 9''di ne f".'+E IN
ili'H n'I'N paNeiiIrh. ~
WIG. H- p'lHN ~ = Ieel ~ '4ta 90,
It,- sue "4 i"' ce!'l'' "'5 81 '"'''
vi aus -" ~ ..
@. NAV L.att. ''".'
me west me- oI lo'a .'9, N'S
"'ta Z, W. 'a7t m '. l..1 - >
.,.. y. p"''." ..;.,.,. .na
N''@ pavement - zee. p. ..slu' Nv
,,.'t I'' W san" p@''.' =
said chapel street ana the north lin"
of said pavement Aeing II foe north
Of the south line Of the pavement
and parallel herewith
Par 2 That the intersection Of
chanel street and Orleans street he
tween the payemeufs nerntnheflre
dr>.cr:hed shall he uayea with a yitr-
fad brick pavement - tpar in width
and runrfnr nnit,rr. an "A curved
limo from the t,-, uaten,0t on Or
loans reef ~ fhn south line Of the
chanel street rayeDlf9t. with a
ralius inf te1. feet and the north
linz of said 04rapinnt to he Il feet
aston. from +ha .autn line and
r,a.aIlsl ,lera,yjth
par Thu along and roon either
ida of ,ba navamenf. ro,ein des.
,,,iI,,5 tI,a,., ~b,I1 ha constructed a
l',,.f.i,,,a a,,orot, NH and at,,tnr
~ ,r',,t,,. I,,i,,r, oi,,btaor rSl in.
,, ,.,.',,b ~, rex t,a,,,. IN dartn
- ~ -U ,,'t, hai,,o -. ~, ;,ohoi in
"a, 80 , g., la,,th ,yo,n
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

WILLIAM BRADLEY.
EDWARD DOUGHERTY.
MANA N PALMER
CuNRIES 7 ST1CKIEN. SIR.
70 t,e Council of tbn civ of ottawa.
Illinois
Gentlemen
boro,rith submit the following
d,taiIod estimate of tho cost of the
,,ronnsnd Encouragement of Chanel and
nrrnan. .,rncts togntber with the
,traot i,toreoc.ions in tho Citv of
o,'n ~, M "t sarnan,,n ,''I rnsol"tion If This
~ ,a ~ which resolution
t",''','' ',4,,,''tn 4, n,olo - nav, in con,.
,'iia,,a ,,.tti, ~ ron,iromnnts of said
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-16

Es' imated cost .......''''
Court costs and expenses
as provided for in Sec. "a
Of Local Improvement Act.
6 per cent. of estimated
cost =. :. e. ......' '''''