davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1914-05-11
WEATHER.
Partly Cloudy Tonight-Tuesda
Cloudy and Probably Showers.

For the Dstric: of Columbia and Vir-
ginia. partly cloudy tonight Tuesday
cloudy. with probable showers and lower
temperature: moderate variable winds.
The western disturbance is advancing
eastward. and this morning its center is
over southeastern Nebraska. 1t is causing
rains in the region of the great lakes
and the upper Mississippi valley and
rains and SHOWS iii the northern plains
states and the northern Rocky mountain
region.
Temperatures have fallen and are de-
cidedly below normal over the northern
states westward from the great lakes to
Montana and Idaho and over the western
plateau region. Mild Temperatures con-
tinue throughout the eastern and south
ern states and the Ohio. Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys.
The indications are that the western
disturbance will continue to move east
ward and cause unsettled weather and
rains during the next thirty-siX hours
in the region Of the great lakes. the Ohio
valley, Tennessee and the middle At
lantic and New England states. In the
south Atlantic and east gulf states the
weather will be generally fair tonight
and Tuesday.
Temperatures will be lower tonight ana
Tuesday in the Ohio valley and the north
Atlantic states. and Tuesday in the mid
die Atlantic states and Tennessee.
Michigan, Superior and Huron.
The winds along the New England coast
will be moderate variable. mostly north;
on the middle Atlantic coast moderate
variable: on the south Atlantic coast
light to moderate south. except east on
the Florida coast; on the east gulf coast
moderate east and southeast.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at , pm. YESTERDAY:
Thermometer-Yester pm. a: $
pm. rs; l. midnight. g.: today. am.
81. AM. Co: l. noon. 81; > pm, NJ.
Maximum. 81: at 12:4o pm. today: min
imum. :ii. at > am. today.
Temperature same date last Near-MaXi-
mum. %; minimum. Is
Barometer-f eSterdaN. pm, 25.3I; :
pm. 29.96: Il midnight 300: today. 1
am. :G.O1: $ am. 1905; l. noon :;U.U3. :
p. m. 293S.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water a,
8 am: Great FallS-Temperature "a
condition. 70. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature. Ga; condition at north connec-
tion 49, condition at south connection.
30. Georgetown distributing reservoir
Temperature. 6J. condition at infiuent
house, 70.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 2:s3 am and $40
pm; high tide. S:57 am. and $50 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. BAT am. and 4 3;2
p. M; high tide. 9:4S am. and 1928 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose 4:51 am; sun sets 7:ol
pm.
7:O2 pm.
Moon rises 2:49 pm.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1914-05-11
United States Court of Claims

Present: Chief Justice Edward X. Camp
pei. Judge Charles B. Howry Judge Fen
ton w Booth Judge Samuel s Barney
and Judge George W. Atkinson
On motion of Mr.. Harry Peyton. Mr..
Eosert +. Mcnamara and Mr.. Francis E.
Moriarty We're admitted to practice
Court Of Claims of the United States.
May II. 1914:
General jurisdiction-E' Findings Of fact
and conclusion of law judgment for
claimant in Clarence w. Coolidge. SIS;
Charles o. SpurSeon. sl16.61: Frank Z.
Pauley. s123: Lester J. Blauvelt. s233'.34 +:
James NJ. Hutchinson. s2:;:l: Ernest l..
Ginger. 500: Rurdett G. Thayer. 80:
HAYDEN j. Bates S1o5: Millard Scheide.
S:;ni: Sheldon G.. Evans. s1.G.: William ].
Lawrence. So: Frank :. De Eondc. S1IN:
Joseph i. Caughey. S41:66: William J.
Little. s2J5.6n: William +. Gallagher.
S1:4. A.: Elmer II. Huffort. S%l -: Barlow
:. Honce. $50 Charles T. Wagar. S1D;
John F. Courtney. STD: Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad and Steamship
Company. S119!l. Louisiana Western
Railroad Company. S441.G;: George =.
Phillips. administrator. S1W;.n.
Findings of fact and conclusion of law
dismissing petition in William y. Gilbert.
Fred L. Whallon. John Mccoy, Margaret
A. Rowley ct al. George f. Connolly and
John a. Dunn.
Indian depredation.-Find of fact
and conclusion of law. Judgment for
istrator. judgment .S2.af. Zee. S4'l: Reed
& Bradley. judgment Sl."Ho. fee Sl9';
William l.. HAYES. Judgment $14a. fee
500: Robert +. Davis, Judgment $3.50. fee
S57: Hiram l.. Nelson. judgment S343. fee
$50: John Burleson. administrator. judg-
lnent S4.S13. fee S765.G0: Robert kirker.
judgment slaI, fee s;1 Margaret Y.
Yates. administrator. judgment S1.65o.
fee s247: Francisco Salazar Jiminez.
judgment $50. fee S31; Octaviano Baca y
Barela. Judgment S61i. fee S1o1.
French spolation-Brig Little Sam.
White. Findings of fact and conclusions
Of law in the sum of SD. 1911
Indian.-Conclusion of Law dismissing
petition in George A. Moore. administra-
tor: Caltha Current stephen NJ. Keith.
administrator John w. Harrell. Fl. Butler
Davis. Urban p. Dawson, John Holbrook
and John A. Donnell.
orders and motions. general jurisdiction.
William III. Hines, son; claimants mo
tion to set aside dismissal of case over
ruled
indian depredation.-Reed & Bradley;
defendants amity plea oyerruled.
T. l.. Odom: claimants motion for re-
hearing of motion to substitute q. q.
Odom as heir oveiruled.
Congressional-E,stat of John NJ. Mil
Ter. decea sed: claimants motion to amend
finding on loyalty overruled.
Evening star., 1914-05-11
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished by W r. Hibb. 4 20
4cmuCrs New York Stock E1eAsuge
Evening star., 1914-05-11
Naval Movements.


The Stewart has arrived at San Bias.
the Paul Jones at Mazatlan. the Nieks-
burg at San Diego. the Cheyenne. HI
and H. at san Pedro. the uncas and
Solace at Key West. the Tallahassee
Severn. CT. c.. C-3. ca and C-5 at
Almrante bay. the Reid. Preston.
Flusser and Castine Key West. the
Mayfiower. Wyoming and Montana at
New York city. the Ammen at Vera
Cruz and the TruNtun and Hopkins al
La Paz
The Chattanooga has sailed from
ManZanillo to sea. the Yorktown frofi
ManZilIo for san Bias. the Preblr from
| Mazatlan for La Paz. the Cleveland
from Mazatlan for Acapulco. the Nc
call, Wake. Terry, Sterett and None
CHAN from Key West for Charleston.
Annapolis. the fankton from Neta
cruz to the Jenkins from Vera
cruz for Lobos Island. Tampicu and
Galveston. the Mexico from Vera ttuE
Vera cruz for New orleans. the Tono-
pah D-l D.. D-3. E-l and E. from
New York city for Norf"lk. the Mari
eta from New York city for Santo
Domingo city. the West Virginia from
Mazatlan for GuaymaS. the Ralch from
Key West for Charleston. the AJaN
from Guam for OlonSapo. the Brutus
from Norfolk for New Orleans. the Es-
peranza from Vera cruz for New Or
leans the Adams from Philadelphia TO-
Hoboken aud the Idaho and Missouri
from Philadelphia for Annapolis.
Naval Orders.
capt Benjamin Tappan. from com
ma ndant naval stations. olonGapo and
cavite r L. 10 Washington. D. &. for
examination for retirement
Lieut. Commander r. u. White. from
naval attache. Rome. Italy. and Vienna
Austria to Navy Department. Wash
ington. u. q.
Lieut. Commander =. II Train. from
office naval intelligence. Navy Depart
I,.ent Washington. - e. to duty
naval attache. Rome. Italy. and Vienna.
Austria.
Lieut.. tjunior eradeb l.. r. Warren.
from command Ozark to Ozark.
Asst Surgeon W. +. Bradbury. Medi-
cal Reserve Corps. to Naval Hospital.
Philadelphia
Passed Asst. Paymaster II. w. Clark.
to Isla de Luzon.
EoatsWain NJ. III. Eldridge to navy
Yard, Boston. Mass. !.
Chief Gunner &. r. Babson. to re-
ceiying ship. Boston. Mass.
Chief Machinist w. &. Gray, from
Iowa TO assistant to inspector OF en-
gineerinG material. Philadelphia district
Chief Machinist W. Il. Stork. to naval
torpedo station. Newport, X. l.
chief Machinist NJ. y. Schrieber. from
Indiana TO Ohio.
Machinist w. y Shipley. TO navy
yard. Portsmouth. y. n.
Paw Clerk j. ]. Gering. to naval prov.
ing ground. indian Head. Md.
Evening star., 1914-05-11
Other Changes Made.

The certificates are much simpler
in form and contain notes of expana-
ton about how to fill them out. The
place where the name is signed has also
been changed SO as to meet the require
ments when person signs as the duly
authorized agent of another with note
as to the requirement of the stamp of
the first collecting agents authority.
On the individual certificates has been
added new requirement to cover the
case of where the bonds are owned joint
ly by two more persons. and the pro-
portionate part of each must be stated
on the back of the certificate.
They have been changed by leaving off
the face of the certificate a place for the
number of bonds and note added that
they shall he entered on the back when
required to be given by the department.
BY these new forms the substitute GER
tificate forms have been reduced from ten
to Two. one indicating that the original
did claim exemption and one indicating
that he did not claim exemption. 1hay
are much simpler in form and only n.'i
ate the number of the form for wncn
they stand as substitute. not containing
any other data from the original cert:fi-
Evening star., 1914-05-11
What the Colors Mean.

The new certificates are also printed
on three different colors of paper. each
color having it's signiticance--the col
ors used being white. yellow and
green.
The color white is used where the
exemption is not claimed" o.. in other
words. where the corporal tion is paying
the tax and the individual wants to
take advantage of it, or where the cor
poration is not paving the tax and Yet
the Individual is subject to the tax and
does not want to be annoyed by keep
ing :, record Of the amounts OF eXemp-
ton claimed not to overclaiplp.
so files this certificate and lets the
debtor corporation take out the tax
whe:i il pays the items
The yellow color is used for all
tificates when exemption is claimed
from the tax. namely. the individual.
firms or or2aniZa tions that are exempt
by the law. non-residents. aliens,
fiduciary. form 1907 claiming exemp-
ton at the source. etc. The yellow col
or in the individual certificate is used
where a person is not subject to tax.
and also by persons who wish to take
the benefit Of part Of their $4,000
S4.GD exemption out in this way-that
is. when the corporation Is not paying
the tax.
The green color so far is only used
for certificates in the case OF Eank or
collecting agency receiving items not ac-
companied ny ownership certificates. in
which case they withhold the tax of ! per
centum.
Evening star., 1914-05-11

For the Dstric: of Columbia and Vir-
ginia. partly cloudy tonight. Tuesday
cloudy. with probable showers and lower
Temperatures: moderate variable winds.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08

Euekner, Geo; !! vansysk George ?.
EFT. J. y. Bishop. Mary r.. voigf. Al
Bath. A. W. springstsin, A. r. schulte.
Cora l. Parker. Ellen Finn, j. A. Pearl
Mary A. Peters, j. II, Tuck. j. G. sell:
NJ. j. Turner. Mrs Turner, and 20 all
other persons owning occupying or
otherwise interested IN any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Oregon ave-
nue.; In said City OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 30 much OF
oregon avenue. from the southwester-
ly line OF Grand River avenue TO the
west line OF lots 25s and 25S, TO be
graded and paved, notice IL hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots. and premises
fronting on said oregon avenue and
liable TO be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the City
Charter, and that a roll OF said assess
ment is now completed. and will re-
main at the Assessors office In the
city OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until December 22 1914 for the in
spection OF all persons concerned shere-
In.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. Dilworth,
A-loB President
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
DEATH LIST

Albert A. Roberts, so Elizabeth. 43
years, diabetes mellitus Fannie G.
Goodwlllie, 1896 Iroquois. 81 years, To-
bar pneumonia; william Murphy, Har-
per hospital, SO years. carcinoma; Jose
phine Sabastin, Eloise. Mich, 81 years.
cancer; Harry Levy, 32l Adelaide. 6
months, broncho pneumonia. Bridget
Joy. 1893 vest Forest rs years. heart
disease; Christian Sauer, 21S Division,
% years, strangulation; David J., Bell,
Burroughs Adding Machine Co, 55
years. Inquest pending; Sabina Pick
cupp. 34l Alger, 81 years. pulmonary
vue. az years, carcinoma Fillmore Jor-
dan Harper hospital. Ga years, carci-
noma. Henry Richenbach. 245 East
Mounclair, 20 years. hypertrophy: Emil
Cyriax, Boulevard sanitarium. 80 years,
paralysis - ert A. Sherman, Harper
hospital So ears, broncho pneumonia
Mary j. Milan, ISL Fourteenth. 56 years,
cerebral apoplexy; James Carmody 20
LYMAN, 81 years. asthma: Betsey Mac
Dougal. 172 Alfred. 64 years. cerebral
hemorrhage; John Teagan, Harper hos
pital, 81 years. anaemiai Frederick
Rurkhardt i136 Brush, 76 years ar
terio sclerosis. Margaret Creagh, 1g9
81. Clair 22 years, tuberculosis. Ed
cho pneumonia; Leona Il. Burns. 24l
Vermont 2 years, pneumonia. sylvester
Scheid. 1859 Mt. Elliott years pull
rhonary edema; Elizabeth Hoistine
Grace hospital. 3s years. tuberculosis.
Edmon Wucek, Alder-pl month.
bronchitis Henry Race, 1863 Hague, 80
years, apopleNy; ,Konstantina Buss Lit
tie sisters OF Poon 81 years. arterio
sclerosis.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
BIRTH LIST
BOYS.

BOYS.
+. Shaening. 966 Waterloo; w. Mo-
menee. 526 Cadillac; NJ. Brendel, SSi
Belvidere. f.. Singer. Providence hos
pital: w. Leddy. 623 Ash Il. Buhlman
242 Field: T.. Weinholz. 652 Forest Nj
Spudack 249 Harrington; G. Nielsen
2i5 Catherine: A. Easterle 72S Drexeli
Il. Brogan. 1913 Richmond A. Blocker
1881 Baldwin; w street. l45S Town
send: f. Eakin, ~ Park; Z. Jaklowicz
ll4O Russell 8. Wolski, 4l6 Forest; j.
Slowik. 3ql Palmer. t. Meddaugh. Wo-
mans hospital, J. Spiser, l51 Cicotte
A. Bickhoff, Woman's hospital; g. Pu.
ma, 399 RiVard G.. Passalacqua, 29s
Mullett: w Karzowski, 90 Dennis; 5
Boyer, Woman's hospital; w. Smenecki
SO Greusel; L. Delaney $50 Cleveland
&. Behe, $50 Brandon; A. Dumont, 90s
Champlain: s. Dvorin, 326 Theodore
NJ, Katz, 80 Illinois:
GIRLS.
S. Caraffa. 2lS Crossley; w. Sacks
1898 Field; X. Riegel, S59 Fisher; II
Bonnah. rGace hospital; +. Maltz, Assn
Alfred @. Wolf. 32 Ilnzin. G. Kulusz
IS Fa1rnsworth; l.. Shaiez. $3.50 Rio
pelle: Nj Pase. las Maple; NJ, Perania
29i Catherine. g. Guingi, 379 Clinton
\. Phelps, 22S Vermont; W. Hudzik. II
Lockwood
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
GARDNER WILL
FIGHT WILSON ON
HOUSE FLOOR
President Deprecates Any Mill
tary Agitation by Special Com
mission
WILL NOT OBJECT TO
REGULAR INQUIRY
Effect of Gardner Plan on Inter-
national Relations Would
be Injurious

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-President
Wilson today told Rep. Gardner, OF
Massachusetts, that he Is opposed 10
Gardner's plan for investigation or
the preparedness of the United States
for war by special commission APP
pointed for that purpose, but was not
opposed 10 proper inquiry by congress
sional committees.
Gardner announced that he would
endeavor TO have the presidents de-
cislon overriden by congress.
The White House made public the
following statement;
THE president told Representative
Gardner that he was opposed TO the
method OF inquiry proposed because
lie thought that II was an .unwise way
of handling a question which might
create very unfavorable international
impressions. He stated he was en-
tirely In favor OF the fullest inquiry by
the committees of congress, and that
there was no fact in the possession OF
the executive department which was
not az the disposal OF those commit
tees"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
NOTICE. E.-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December $. 1914.
Paving Notice No. 1903.
PUTNAM AVENUE

:, 10 HAIRY Meyers, Emma Kramer.
Mis- a. L. Hall Conrad Miller. w a.
smith, Nell Mepermid. Herman Mlenke.
Orlofski w, ). gill A. j. Dunne-
PACK, F. A. Kopin, Geo. A Taylor VIII
lam Gossman. Peter burst, x r. Nye.
\; Strutel. r.. a Scribner, John ~.
clark. Mary Reilly W. Aseltine. r. j.
Monteith. John g. Wohlgenhagen. Geo
buyers and TO all other persons own
Ing. occupying. or otherwise Interested
IN any of the lots and premises 'front.'
ing on Putnam avenue in said city or
Detroit, within the limits hereinafter
mentioned
The Common Council OF the CITY OF
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
Iutnam avenue, from the west line OF
IWelIth street TO the east line OF
Fourteenth avenue, To be graded and
paved, notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots, and premises fronting on said
futnam avenue, and liable TO be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the City Charter. and that
a roll or said assessment is now COM
pleted, and will remain at the Asses
sors' Onice, in the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until December 22.
1914. for the inspection or all persons
concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
A-lo's President.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
NOTICE. E.-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December :, 1914.
Paving Notice No. 1900
KIRBY AVENUE

To John Sochowicz. Frank Drzymal-
SKI Martin rroseak, NJ. Geneva, Anna
Grzdzinski Albert hide s{ al KaA.
swiatalski. A Jakublak- Marion sob
scinskL Anth Skonieczny, Or - J.
Lukaze~ ski, Joseph Book, s. schepky.
= ss9,cnowsky, s,sys A. koMalskys A. steya, xy,
gleski, Leo Wendt, John Plopless, Jos.
Springer, F: a. ReinowskL Frank Il.
Gutowski. +. Liss. Michael Weiss. JOS.
Frank A. Noah Noah. ElbonowskI Elbboe hGprswsa,' ssuba.
Mary Czappa, Louise McDermott, Vim
ski, Max Rusklewscz Julius Doppke,
Jos. Szcpawski Christian Branden-
burg. August Suschewsky, William
Brandenburg, Valentine Bermtzk, ctti-
zens Bank, Lena Schmenter. G, w. IL
Potter, John Zielanski; George T Bad
er; Jos Leo DeLorme, Mary Dolan, W.
g: Latimer, Max Jacob, W. ", Han
mack, Walter Kurathkowski Feliz
Witowski. Martin Singer, Aug Ewald
Eopert r Schmid, John Kubinski, Carl
r. r. schmidt Bruno Muzur. Frank
drew Wiemiee, pamassius Miareeke.
John kwestniewski, stella Lavenaw,
A. 6 Mel[ hem, J. l; Buzney, y; ,.
II. schmidt Augustua GIN. Albert ii.
Schmidt, Martin Honatzke, Walter
Seblre. John SPENCER Louis Sobczak,
Frank Tamerowski, John Pasek, An
Chas. kroll, Frank A. shefferley, Her.
man Wlnkler Peter Blaszeak, Henry
link, Oscar Grodde. ID. A. spencer,
Jarczk. Jr', Henry schultz, Aug. Peters.
Emma. Hertz. Joe Kutumski. Jos,
Skl1sske. Mb,;s Mar. Mary Mroeg I'm Miller,
John Cendrowski, Henry West. Frank
kowaldzyk, Thos. Szlxcherowski. Vic
tor j. Hebel. Frank Brzozowski. i. +.
Burrell. Chas Doehler, John Ppalew-
ski. John Hanstein, Peter Kaiser Geo.
T. Bader. Michael Wojewoda. Mary
Gozefiak. John Biegalski, Joseph slay-
tnski Anthony Rozanski, Hesselbacher
Estate. Anton Wilkowsh. Jos; Ber-
huItz, Stephen Priszak. Joseph Merecki,
w. l.. Zoltowski, j. Ignaszek, l.. Witel-
ski Anth Rzadowlskl, Josephine
w. Kutakowski. J. Dutz,, And; saymus,-
sewski. J. Tenzynski. John Lipinski, j.
Rezeppa. Aug. Shischewski, +. Mnior,
Anna II Clark, j. NJ Hojnacki, Anth
Joseph Grzywinski. A. Rybinski. Henry
Glowski Casimir Gross. Paul Fuzyo
Nosi. Louis Blaszkowski, Aug. Bieuga.
John Piglowski. John Nowlnski, and
10 all other persons owning, occupy
ing. or otherwise interested I'm any of
the lots and premises fronting on hir-
by avenue I'm said city OF Detroit,
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned.
The Common Council OF the City of
Detroit, having ordered 50 much of
Kirby avenue, from the east curb line
OF Dubois street to the west line OF
Mt. Elliott avenue, to be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots, and premises fronting on said
Kirby avenue, and liable TO he assessed
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions of the City Charter. and that a
roll OF said assessment is now eomplet.
ed. and will remain at the Assessors
Office, In the City OF Detroit, from the
date hereof until December 22. ~,
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel l.. aDilworth.
A-1076 President.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
NOTICE E--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, December 5, l91t
Paving Notice No. 1902.
OREGON AVENUE

10 Holden a. Murray. William
Holnes stephen II. Williams, Holden,
A X Rreault AlVn :. Blodgett, X. Me
Tabe Carl IIaines. Fred W I.ahser. r.
j SkRw. LAWN Bettys, Albert lie
Vogue Edward Bagnl, w. W. Moon,
y r.. RAN L. j. Joslin, r.. II Mullins.
ID NJ Pirkard c. e. Hansen. Il. + Fry
or otto Blaisch. H. II. x l.oVetta
stark W H. Holmes. William j. q.
prest. T. McKin Robert Mckinnell. !.
f. ~ Murray. JAS Fleinbeln, bred
Blesser I.eon Foster. Louis Groskopp'
~ ri Kennedy. Nern :. Aldrich, W, a..
McNuir. D. A. McCaugha. I. O. Hamll-
Ton. John McEnhill. Irvine Lackay,
Oliver f. Simousen. T.. A. ptVn Ihrls
Long Lors anderson, n. flnlaNs9h -
a. giumz Clarence Bolton Ernenl
Riuiske III. J Benson. Mae n. McEnhiii'
yvnitsr & KInsei. sherman liaute, l. W.
long Pauline H. Barthing. Emma l.
ushcock Eliz Kubitzsky. g. y. Jensen
- Graham. X. g. kale, Frank a.
IL asisu, ida RAY. j. l.. Jansen .. w
pickerciyken. n Knight r.. NJ. Green
n A Dempster A. - Habernas. q. v.
stage Aug Wobbrock, Lee Cook and
Paul j A Pearbet. VI. q, Wenge
Emmn n. Spoor, II. A. McMinn, A. ",
Vurzburg C. ~ Price. W r HerbSJ
Walter Gleiach, Flora CletsCh :. A.
Warner. y. Pohlsmah Hy y Beck. a.
az Stank u Burgess. Ed. n. PaSette,
Tbas Peschke " X BeIanger. James
Crindley r. NJ Raths. Mrs. II. sims.
n Nadoorntk, g. T.. Marsh r. u. ktr-
ney. Elmer See, Leo Chamberlin. Min
nie r. smith. h. j. Campbell Anna De
Vim. y. r. Pratt Henry a., Welsch,
Mrs. r. \Dietzel, V. Il, J0nfis. ~ l.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
NOTlCE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, December S, 1914,
Paving Notice No. 1905
WILSON AVENUE

IN " "A. MoDade. Emma G De Stei-
ger Geo. Harrison Frank II. Mrisht'
Edwin pavey = weinberg. W n Mll-
ton Jothrop n puffield. Ray T.. wing
noap Sharpe w VI Williams, y. -.
1rown John Yagley. IN. l. Russell.
io6n X Iutes George ~ Loveloy. r.
( Marks ~ r Harvard, G. n. Brack-
,v,v George W. Gibson, r.. ana y.
,rowes. M W Leitsch, Thos VI GUM
ness : Singer "a w. Leltsch. X -.
stella. r. r. Brahb L. - Brown. Mrs-
A Zimmerman. Lena SieoeL Hans Han-
sen Geo r. Barr III. OCpnnor. hMIN
n carver. and TO all Other psIsv,.s
owpiug. occupying or otherwise inter
.sted IN any Of the lots and premises
fronting on Wilson avenue IN salu
city OF Detroit wtthn the lHits he'o
fnnfter mentioned ..
The common Council OF the CITY OF
petrott having ordered SO muCh OF
xVIson Avenue. from the north line or
Ncst GRIND boulevard To the soutn
,,,rh line of Bethune avenue. 10 pe
Graded and paved notice IL hereby
Given that an assessment has been
n,nde uuon all the lots and premises
Vrontlng on said Wilson avenue. ana
iiabie 10 BE- assessed for said improve
,nenf nnder the provisions of the city
charter. and thata roll OF said assess
n,ept ,is now completed, aud VIII re-
main az the\ Assessors ofhce. In the
Citv 81 Detroit. from the date hereof
until December a.. lSlt, for the IN
spection of all persons concerned there
y" BOARD or ASSESSORS
Ry Daniel l.. Dllworth.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

samuel herman. &c Pearl Rosen-
stein, %.
Noble Watts. Saginaw; Ora Ponkey,
~. Detroit. -,-----
Louis Kost. 81; Josephine Tierney'
John l.. Anderson, SO, Detroit; Lottie
Eaines. As, Flint, Mich.
Joseph Russell, %; Pansy Davis. "a
Sam Kutnick, 26 Ida Dworkin, 2l.
Joseph NJ. Propster, so, Belle Jansen
Samuel Bargery, 80; kose Sebo, 2s
Peter Tamialio. 20; Domiecia Mlku-
czomy. %.
Herman W. Bake, S3, sturgis, Mich.
Gizacchino Pellegrino. 25 Maria Ta-
valore, II.
AleX sabo 2s, Pittsburgh; Julia Sc
man. %, same
Lionevel V. Eagle, %, Detroit; Frie-
da Tinisae, 10, Toledo
Floyd Most, 20, Detroit; Jennie han
ser. 81. Waukegan, III
Jay G.. Webster, II; Esther NJ VIII
liams. 2l, Romeo.
George Hurst, IS; Annis Johnson, 26.
David Leonard %, Detroit; Zemma
Roberts, 90, Cleveland.
David Forest, 26; May Miller 22.
Norman Brodie, 25, Brookfield. o.;
Virginia Long, 22. Detroit
Bartlett "a Pontiac.
Emil Chall. 19; Helen Kukhahan, II.
Charles III. Festorman, 23; Theresa
Theodore T. Laycock. 2s; Laura b.
Albert Meadows, 80, Detroit; Hattie
L. Allstin, 32, Lansing.
Francis Hayward 20: Emma Major,
Glenn Roberts. 20, Highland Park;
Edward G. Jewell, 2l; Margaret
Nochgref, 81.