The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 1

legislators Are Determined to 'Find Solution to Tax Problem (Q tOHMITTEES HAV FAILED COSTA RICA NAMES HIM AS-PRESIDENT Start Anew Today to Uncover Way to End Dispute COLUMBUS Determined that the legtalatura than give Ohio fi- uncial ralisfth jolnttaxalloa eon mitten Wednesday a oat with a now tax eolation Tha eolation provides foretassi-flealloa with POLITICAL CHARGE AGAINST MAYOR- GITY IS UENACES BT SEWER GAS Official of Gai Company Dedarei System Filled SAY-TRAPS ARE BLOWN OFF City Official Seriou nets of Situation Hero Dempster Sayi He 'Will ICommlitep Next Mondajf MUCH INTEREST JS AROUSED Councilman'CalltAct and Iniurkius ExerctoiRf lts Authciitjr cotmoil will probGCbArcw'pfi rsns4tjr UMfbr BuikhAidt pereeat aad passage of the Gardner jar which breal" milk 6n percent Following a lengthy meeting Taccduy the eon-aitbd Instructed tta legal eoaaaal preparing log Ulatloa to amend the eoniitltatlonto Bx om percent ttmh tatlon on all forte of property The leglalature in to tlx tho number of 'tlaaaaa and the tax rate Political aah-dlrialona can nndar tha plan ralaa the one pereeat llmlta-tlon by a najoriO vote of tho poo pie at a general eleetlon Coanael for the taxation committee vent to work on thereaolatloa Wednesday 1 The new progran however hlngfa on the deadlock between the senate and the honae on the Gardner bill being broken It waa predicted here Wednesday that tho eenate back ap on ita objections to aone of the ehaafee nado in the Gardner bill by the honae Legist loader held little hope Wednesday that the deadloek of the eoafereaeo -connlttae over tha Beetbam taxation MU would be broken House smembar of-tha committee-ntuieto eoncnr in the senate patting the breaking That the sewage system of tbo city fa laden with disease germs that constitute manses to public health thru thair ability to circulate freely into dwellings tbo contention of Frank Prlngla general manager ef tha Lima Gaa company Wednesday PubUaL health wdeagsrad-to tbo disease germo being forced indwellings by large quaatltiw ef otter gee which ia said to bo prao ant in practically at) sewers Tha gaa forced the geraw thru the traps aft to gravest Its aatry aad diaaaasa warn likely to reault sald Prlngla who added that a dirt danger was praaant dao to tho suffocating qualities of-tha gas itaclf he stated 0 company gnnouncedbc comxwrcaand Jsllo Acosta Onwta This la a new portrait of Julio Acosta Garcia president-elect of Coots Rles -The office la a doubly racponaibto one sow booaue of tbo if -of the Smith one-percent law-up to the general assembly instead of laa lng it with tho rotem of the varlooa taxing districts provided in the Beothant bill Tha committee after eererel conference Tuesday failed to reach an agreement and adjourned until Wedaeeday morning Several mdmbera of tho honae were ef the opinion Wednesday that Ro-- publican leaden would' make another trip to Governor Cox in tho hope of reaching a compromise on tho taxation problem Clareneo pLeylia eonnacl tor tho Jotntlaxxtloo commute jaaid JVmt Ay naaday that the proposed eonatitn- tionSl amendment for tha sttlnnt dty emptojres It wu sn-f souncsd Wndnondnr- Afeontl mittes this i purpibss Rimed n'Mtnidsiitbl Tb ffraat amonat-of iatereef tbo tartad against dty employes md driPIierviee MtataaloMr ihia raacon ter this idles hr the ncnadlJ Tbi '-'dtp '1 lu bow stirred feythwl dnvgeg4 filed by tboiisporiiitit tkO'proviMa -eitrvtagtatativ bodptn maka antovcaUgaUont ay- iFraddwt BampdcraaiAWadi day that ho would name coma tea- probabljrof tbraa mwtoninei politloal teiUML -Moadiy txto tbrmattsr aid maka i keporti tboooeadl aa its Endings in tfhl-aatter'? He add hi tad net tatormf nuv'thn' cninittteibJTtovnjNBd Other eonnoilmw view on tbi prahigTlert wavei nan oppoisd toi: tty aad- dj ipprtMhod aamborf thiaommittoa-wm'nothnU prsisdieed bp foltticg bWOrltt lumoi mimbHa film' tenni tki mil pditiwl wraagleg: tbit follow ahiiga sdmb float and thara ara maay'whd-bo'i Kara Jkitttt admiaictratioa ii Itof hllng to poUtlcs jastaa has fawn Tho talkTss hMa started diaensdou of tbo awntolsdOBWiaagartoemfety goranmoat bss sprang up sgain aal wy aitiddbi ter Mg such kaploaaant'teHrrUuwil which bob up ovary lime dope ttot power In speaking of ths chsrgss dwt Dempster iatd hi- fas there sbogld fac there TaraMlgMi tion He said wu not i To Ftost hOithe pommHtW-? will name will go abonttho iuttet go abonttb matter but wae nadcr tM tmpraosioa tbst a 1 complstej raport sbodd lM tosda tbo brasfttyfthsyumc: CouncUmaa -Jobs7 ReodTIg otatln wdlMrf sald bo given ithg dattar cnusldaratlon 'andj epnldnot dtaensi JC Ho sald Ibathownnli bo'-wiBlnffAo Charaoterlsodtbodatteri Gaiilng Cant Serve If Downing Asks For Hearing -i WAS CLERK 0F COMMISSION Mayor Hat Not Sent Copy of Chargee Out The outer proceediac of Mayor Rarkhardt to ram ora Frank A Downing from a bertk on tho oMI Mrvico commission struck a snag Wednesday It developed that City oUdtor Garilng may not bo Ohio to act legal advisor to Mayor Burk-hardt should Downing demand a haattoC Carling at tha time alleged irregular! tlta appeared in tho dvi service records wac clerk of tho hoard Ho kept the records klmaolf Should ho bo called apoa to" act asthe legal advisor ho would face tha double goto of wltncM and prosecutor- would have to go oa ths wit-stand- Thaw weald bo no to examine me" Girling do-tiarad-WodMsdayi Oarllngptaeod rpropnaKforbafon Mayor Burkhardt that ha employ other cosbmI to npraant ths city's ride of ths coao If a nooring dsvslopa Oarling daelarad that ho wu willing to conduct tho hearing as ter as Mayor Rarkhardt has not shoum-ed tho oaployment of any-othor at-tornoy- to rapressothlm tt was taara- Qariing stated that ho ihlo for tho records ai th Urns alleged rognlaritisn wan sappcaad to have occurred but au of the books by state sxsmiaarx showad YT 4 tof vsnidtoMrir (toMIdtoniSTu "At-taototharriWH that kept" tk examiners were baked at timM during Inspections if the ncorfb win ooi recLgteteotflclals JilwAyg elsred they foamf no fislt them Oarling wgs naked kod by Mayor Burk-bardt Tuesday consider the cbsrgts pending ngelnst Downing Tho moiling of tho ehargas to pewa? taffnrsrwdi'iidjdridwrwi action of the Clty Solicitor ukrsv Burkbsidl itated that would ngata bo asked to go ovsr tho cbkrgss Wadncsday afternoon thqchargss had nofyat gone to Dowatagby-malL Thwy remained locked la the deck of tho executive Hi e-mayor salted when- he wac asked when they- would ho presented Ho looked significantly at his dMk drawer "Ara they In theraf" ks was ssk-ed are" ha said and added "They ara going to stay Than until Opinion -on tho flghtTo onttewn Ing waa currant lb the dty to tho etfectrthat-Dowdag-wodd-fljfhV-hte removal from atftae 8frl pwMela deciandtl ent-men of tho city dedand that Downing had a good Chsaca fo hold hJsoftlra Rumor- that -the Downing crawd were holding back evidweo that would clear ths elvlT service commissioner at a bearing waa hrard Wednesday morning CHECK WORKER IN -CITY TUESDAY Pollee Wadaasday reported that a clever check worker wee at work to the dty Tuesday Wrat reports of tho sctivtllM of tho erepk won raedved Wodassday morn in fiat pollee hoadqSarters tram tho Newark Shoo Store and Kelly North Bids grocer Tha Newark shoe store claims that on Tneodny afternoon a personal check for of a man giving hie name as Fsmm wac cashed In exchange for pnrehsM end that later lnraetlgatlon at the American Bank revealed that such a depositor wm not Itated at that place Kelly Widaaaday told polios that a aback for- $2610 wu passed at his atom Tuesday afternoon by a man claiming to be A Merton Thls chock llkewlM wac on tbo Amcricah1? bank and found worthless Investigation by police Into both' reports raraelsd oeeoidfng to Chief Roush that tho chocks had bon written by the wm man No duos to tho td tufty of tho mas have bora oorarad by polios by v4 It CHIEF1S ELECTED DEPUTY? DEVILS minerg Fabry Colbnal Fabry of the famous French and former Chief of staff Jorrre was rocently elected -deputy in tho flret seCtor of Parle He is nbw managing editor ofTatransIgeant' CONFEREES REACH AGREEMENTS Coven Points Tentative Decisions on Five Others MEETINGS RESUME THURSDAY Supporters Thibk Pact Compro mitt WijpBe Reality 7 WAKHWOTON Exact tnformSh tfon concerning statu ef tho ht-par' titan treaty conference were inter- revolt rnpted by the revo asAffCBaterajLedge'a nltiytnm agreement had bean reached oh ser-en points with tentaUva agreamonU on five others The conierenco'wlll bo resumed Thursday Definite agreement had been The prei ft blcrMMTTktlod thre United Stltes to accept a mandate with consent oi congreea resarvation four relating to domestic' ghesUon's reo-ervatlon eight relating to power of ration ten on 'limitation of armaments reservation 11 rotating' to treatment of nktiOnals of a covenant breaking state reservation rotating to rights oL American citisons Tentative agreements had beau reached on reservation two rotating to Article reservation one relating to withdrawal from tha league ream vatton fre relating tothaMon res -Doctrtao-Teservatlou Btn--xo luting to payment' of America's share of league cxpcnet-aad -reaervatton 14 relating to Inequality of voting power These agree menUT and partial un- HiwtenNAnf wieefil frf ths divisions of Lodge reservation lha 16 Fol- lowlng summary the exact status of negotiations with the terms of agreement -end tentative agreement: PREAMBLE The conferees had agreed to strike oat the words providing for acceptance of the American reservations by at least three of tho tour principal allied and dated powers thru an exchange of notes jeaVlng -the-preemhle-to provide simply for acceptance -Tho conferees than added these Words? the failure on the pert of the allled-an nssodated powers to inake objections to such reMrvatlona and underatandlngs prior to thC deposit of the ratification by tho United1 States shall he taken as fall acceptance of inch reservations and Jin-derstandlnga by said WITHDRAWAL ROM LEAGUE: On this reservation a tentative agreement had been reached to provide that notice of American withdrawal should bo madatbrn a joint resolution of 'congress Instead of concurrent resolution as provided by the Lodge reservations This would give tho president the power to veto tha action' of congress on withdrawal ARTICLE The proposed compromise on thin article had bean agreed to by moot of thb senators present except as to the question of aMumptlon by the United States of an obligation to Interfere In eoo-troverslM between nations whether members of tho league nr not Tho proposed article tan reservation rands: United States assumes no Obligation tp employ Ite military or naval tor cm or by economic boycott to pracorvo tho territorial Integrity or political Independence of nay oth er country or to Interfere hi eontro-varstac between 'nation whether members of the league or not under tho provtaioM of Article or to cm ploy tho military or naval forces of tha United Staten under any article of- tho treaty for any purpose' unlace fn any particular cum tha congress which nndar the constitution tho sole power to declare war shall by act or Joint no vide Nothing heroin deemed to Impair tho obligation Article II concerning tho economic boycott' CONTINUES TO SPREAD Ctilcago Dsalh Toll Climbi lllinoit Affected Worse 4 jrtgWMm hSMSWiiPiie tihuca to mread over tha country Reports made to the Publle Boalt) Service today sald thht the total aumbdr of eaeca raported la Dltnota ibat-ihil Mom-than $666 iw eases wan reported a -Michigan while Mllwae-bee reported 1064 new cecea and Wyoming FvhUe schools and gathering places in Tcnnoscco have been dosed 1 i NEW YORK Tha InflnOUu cpldemic rtacbed a new record Wed- aailnw limm laa4MM4 mOTW ff Hffll Sraltil BVpwpttMTI ports showed now cues In tU teo-4 hours- Tho MgfiMt day In tha cpl-damio-wa-GctoMF--Slr casco ware reported' I monla aambond 6S6 deaths The dtaeara Is la milder form this winter than la Dr Royal Scopeland hasltn commissioner aid and the death percentage less Death from lnflnrasa on October IS wen $10 wbtlo the combined tonnwund jpnuraostadMthtolL daring tbltt J4 bcnr ws 186 vr Total cum of lnfluenss sine Jn-nsry wcro given and John Kramer' Federal FwhiM- tlon Oommiaoldnor today said that1 licensed druggists would bo permltfe-od to flll for whtakay without Jlling btankn-with the government Restrictions era to bo lifted only-(or tha period of the lnfluenss epidemic BOSTON Mass The number of In Massachusetts increased 66 per east in the twenty-four hour period ending at noon today pvsr that for tha praeadlng' boars but health official point to tna fact that the-total ctUl-is smaiHte supporting their contention that fours of- an- ept-demie an not-warranted- The total for the' hut 14 hopra wm 482 Including 184 In Boston For tho previous 41 fa onto the stats total was $01 includlng 117 in this dty- At tha Might of tbo epMemle to October lilt the daily total of now eases in tho state neebad TOUNGSTOWN mads ita biggest gain of1 the prooeat epidemic yesterday' with' bow cases reported altho tho death list remain nnehangsd at five Cssm nndar quarantis now number 172 COLUMBUS -The flu baa caused the Ohio supreme eoart to raspend operation Two Jndgoe 8 Mer-rall snfl RoMison ara confln-od at their homes because of tho disease Frank -McKean clerk tha supreme court is also a flu victim Tho condition of Attorney General John Pries who has had the flu several days was Improved Wednesday To Go At Once A ruling that doiarmlnw tho sUndtax ot CharlM Evan HhoW over supMlntandsnt of water works who has been charged with inaE-dsacy and mtamanafamant to blsdo pertinent by Sorvlca Ihrector Mb' Clain was mads by City iollcim Downing Wedaoeday The report had sot reached Mo-Ctain Wedaeeday but he had been advised by the eoUeitor that tho-do-cislou bad bMa reached The iormal reUng ie to raech-tbe-oflee -of tbs service director Thursday morning The ralins makes thereesovalaf Eva as saw sladdiag now" aceordtag to-Mrtteter is nothing that staadTls tho way ot Evans being aaksd lw ia sad- "I ask tor tfarao patew to b(fflIM tbs civil aenrira board Asao- Evaaswllltboabo aamsd teem this llst aad thr place oa th city pay roll foraicyly oucapiod by Evans will eiaUia the name of McClain stated Wodoaodar -Two sourseewere apea fo-tha rembvai of Bvattt McClain add Id-lootas- Ha accepted thcptocofllng oac to'-prat crweitor'SttPS rtargea rngaiad Enantf-fj- a iff Evaha-Willhara ao radritea from lk dwttosnf ton aarvlsn dtomteli E'JJi dadarad-'v "Hi ic'raar hWJhti so' with record of Evans betas other tha: a provisional appoliteoH lt dsrslopod during tha af forts to oust te water work Mpcrtotendrat raiSASSUM Henry Fletcher Resignt at Rcpreientatlve In Mexico WASHINGTON -1 Offlotal -aa- Usttod StstM has resigned wm nude Wednesday by SOcreterrot BtetolAnalng FtatehsT hps- seat-hta-geslgnsUoa to Prasldsnt Wilson with raqssd tbstEJ pOMftlbl V- TsfcTsi1 Is UdW in TdX klUl M' not known whathor hoTum any plan for the- fatura Hjs radgns- HOTOraTWteMe-AiWomsiik Fleteher wm appointed to bis pod In February lilt- He did hot go to Med eo Clip however 1111: the tet Jpwlng February For tho last year Fletcher hu bean oh- duty at tha state department to sn adrisoty ca- padty to SaeraUry Leasing nn Man-lean: mHfrrgv ratations with the Mexican in Mcxieo Uliy ware ahdmstood to bo mora or Icm atxdnod owing to a (Irm sUnd to tha presentation of contention of tha United-Stotes In regard fo American Interasta in Mexico it was mid at tha state department Since Fletcher's return from Mexico City tho embassy bss been cos-ducted Iqr George Snmmorida charge During his diplomatic service Fletcher has been minister to ChOe and secretary to tho American taxation at Havana Lisbon and Pekts where elao served as charge d'affslras ATTORNEYS TRY TO SHOW COURT RESTAURANT AND HOTEL DO NOT C0NFUCT Legal conaael for Jobs who owns tbo balldlrg os oonth MMn street known ns hotel end Jbocrdlng room eratandod In rho trial In which Steve Vaaoly a pUdn-tlff in common plow Wedneedayyiha lonac which Vucly seen rad to operate his Inneb room -did noti nffaet the operation ol thc hotel end boordlng hone which hu been fixture Of couth Lima many yaara Vaaoly andartook to show OVon-noll did not comply with tho term of tho taue when allowed naoth-or poraon to operate tha hotel rad boordlng honae thereby eutfliig offt patronage front hie luneh room Oppodng oounccl tried to Show than wm not oven a eotfoo ara la tho hotel and boarding' honor to to-terfert with Vacaly in hla restaurant Vaedly to total daaagw la ton wm 'i e' The cue wm heard enee pravioua-ly and waa remanded hack to mch plcac tort for now total to tha court pt npprala Judge John rHi to all of tha city opinion 'had goas out It Jo said that natural or artlflcW gas wax case of seer sspbydatloa 1 oecarring in tho city within the pact few weeks Invaatlgsttoa ef tha Unss -of tha company in- nil: parte ef tha city bowed as- oflleta of tho company stated that tha Jeakagq from malha waa nagllglblc 8ervicc Director McClain waa ln-formad of tho charge of tha gas company Wad naaday morning Ho declared ho wu uaaMo to' discuss tho situation not having nude an InvsatigntloB -Tha was referred to the city ungtaccrlng' department Daring ilinCVM lUnew finest prweat aewera'of ifiy ara- lnedegnato filler stated: hat ha declhradr that aewer gas te kept out of'Aoms srHk-pltidsrHnr filled with water A statement was prepared by Pringle Wednesday Tt follows: "In connection with tho sewer gag ettutlon in thin cltywiUi to cteto that thin la not-S-Baar condition Ung walr ct tho -procoat tine bat ban existed for come time and thla conditio will conttavo to exist Mow6ratV--ihaettaaaoAjBajirbe-la-- proved to a ccrtaln degree ean readily understand hrrir i hlg 1 mmllTlnirTtnicnBTUt: BOW ion conamon qdm exisi disposal of tho salt waters apd waste-matters from a number of oil welta In and around our city find their way into tha Mwsge system of tho city each waste matters generating what is commonly Mwer gas Tblq sewer gaa travels thru tho newer ays tomato tha ptacc of lout rastatanco which la many Trap In ta bom: sama idea applies to tha gasoltoarolirsnasr uad waste mot? ten fra gavagcci la tho city which era dumped into the form or gcnaraut gasM which travel -thru the system of Mwcragsr gaa odor an mora predominate at tbl parUcUlar time of non owing tq the ground being blanketed with enow and ice which hold "down tho geM giving thorn no atmospheric rant Being so restrained the sewer-gM or generated me travel to the place of the' weakest resistance "Many InstancM the sewer Inlet or -man hols- to our sewers hsva solid tope dr lids which completely -seal the sewer Thais 'man hole top should be perforated in order to allow tho stray gar forming In tho sewor'ett etmaopherie opening "Sewer gee 'la a term applied to tho air fouled by mixture with gaaee which are formed by tbi' decomposition of Mwage and by the organic gcraa which it earriM In cuapcn-iion that fills tha cawar in the invariable apace a boro tha liquid traam It la aalvsrsally noonimd that way gaa la a median convey auco of disease and in nil wall di algaad systems ef sewerage stringent precautions an taken to kaop it out of AUTO DAMAGED An automobile the owner of which la not known wu -slightly damaged Taesday night whan struck by city car number $11 near McDonald street Carmen report that tha car Jumped the track sensing thc colltalon Occupants of tha ma-chlM wars not injured the carman reported classification property' for taxation would to a degree be home rale in tention setters The amendment which has not yet beendrawh wjlLpTovtda for fturnot to exceed one percent on ndy duo tff property bat would allow cities upon vote of tho people to raise the Urn-ita According toXayH this would tie tar BKMT- ey era greater rom being tied- down to tho name expCn4Jtiittemmaller taxing districts Actios has beea dsferred oo' the school relief bill pending outcome of tho Beetham MR Theqnnmlttee on jalariee- follow- ing out suggestions embodied In its report have thrown info tha legtata-tlva hopper tha following bills to produce rovonno: A mineral tautkm bill levying one-percent tax bn minerals oils atm Bills providing for increulng tho' few' of pharmacists qteatn engineers ipnajnwerjttw The BUea-udge 'salary bin wu 'in for another Wednesday -rffhe- senate judiciary committee Tuesday night put the to the -rmnasure and then reported it out far 1 senate action ctrnck oat the Jones amendment bating the Judges salary raise on the grand tax duplicate and making the celery boosts ap-' ply to only four counties Franklin Laeas Hamilton and Cuyahoga Tho Salaries provided in the Bliss bUI for anpremo court appellate court and common pleas court judges wars each cut approximately $2000 As reported out by the judiciary committee the 111 gives the- chief Juatlee-of associate supreme court judges $8-' 000 appeHate-eourV judge $7600 and a minimum and maximum of 40ruft $7000 forcommon pleas Jidgae in nil eoubtles -Tha sonata alectiona committee Wednoeday killed the Miner bill combining tbo August primaries with' tho presidential primaries in April The committee voted to keep that bill In committee aadMMid on i tomUgaSon' wlll be demanded He said thn ra publican' of council -srartr making uu Invcdlgaflon indlvidnsk members nffhon Mr Bnrklwrdt want lain otflc thare was an agraemant -toco paid Tiaraay "hat the pollr tleal notion- of tbo mayor haa di-gnated rapubllcan mawbaraIte-1 playing praast politlca and contln-v ration of It will -not go' wall with lb: majority of eonnciL What wa want- ia to got together and get torn oth tag done for tho advancement of tho dty There ie plenty of hlg work to bo don and tt ahonld not bo hum -pored by petty political bickartoga MFC TO ELECT NEXT FRIDAY 1 Trv Preliminary Work Only Taien Up At First Meeting Dtacuaslon of (iitnr activities ot the Chamber of Commerce was tho piincipei buatnee at a preliminary ueetlagpf tbs newly atacted Board' ef TraStoea TuaadSy night at tho Chamber of Commareo aadltorlaoL The offleera for xhn oomtag yme were not sleeted at the Election of offlceni and Micctton of a aoendary Jor the year will take place attoaBtot mooting Frlday ara Mcmtoraof tho -hoard tn- attend tea to -the meeting Taacda aid thto tho plana of On? caU tor aamorou acUvtttas whhta former peon -4 yEathuslasm xatitho-vprOIRBlnary mooting was' kora traateaa any aad all tedlcatlona ara that a record tor' the Uhjunbor io Ownmotno5 taxek to msemth'S Mrs Maccman wbo ILLNESS OF FEW DAYS-CAUSES DEATH OF GIRL Mist Mary LaeUa Taubken 17 only child of Mr and Mrs 3 Tanbkcn 171 Norte Elisabeth street rl died Tuesday night at at tho family home Death was due to pneumonia with which she waa attacked tact Friday Miss Tanbkcn baa never enjoyed good health hat waa of unusually bright mind aid cheerful disposition Bho wac indar tha tutorage of a special teacher at hr home The frail body wu unable to cope with tha disease -Ar Funeral servleea will be heldTrl- day Burning at at 8t Rom Chtholle cbarch Tho body will bo laid to rut at Oathasmani CLEAN SIDEWALKS mb fink: is ftrt dime by ths owner or occupant of the property the dty shall do It and charge the expense against the owner It also provides a fins for each violation and an additional fine for each day the violation la continued The ordinance should be observed Public health demands tt Clean the sldewjdka today v- MSTABAT TO BE REPRODUCED BY CHOIR "Stabat tha oratorio made famous by tha old Lima horal soo-foty will be reproduced some time daring tho month of February by the First Congregational church choir under the direction of Prof Mark Evans choir master Lending soloists of Limn will ring tho important rotas The oratorio ia one of the most beaetlfui in tho long list and with the prediction afforded will no doubt fill tho Ftnt Congregational chuck with Interested 'X HE January tbaw is on Snow and tluah 1 copier many nidwnlka Pedestrians an compelled to wade FeetCBt wet Winter colds: pig inOnenss rnult A dty Okdlnanoe requlret owners or occupants of property to plflan tRe sidewalks in front of tkeir'jTemlse -i Tbe ordlnance protrldes that If the worh her homo I6TI west Maritet atreet nffOrfng fraotarad ankta' vracraj moved to tha Clty hoapitalytacadap Bailey Ottawa la haartaf thl afteraoon trial 'Imt.