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The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
WOODWARD AVENUE.

Fisher and shesrer's sub, OF park lots
20 and ~. on the east side Of weed
ward avenue. between cannsld ana
Lot i--Brstshaw's sub. Of the n.
half OF park lot ~. On the east aide
Of Woodward avenue, between PnImer
and Hendrie avenues as +
Any person desiring 20 object 70 any
with the city Clerk AZ amp time D<1o<
10 the date last above men(Ionod =
written protest be heard before Inc
protests VIM be referred ~ : nsee>lnG
thereof 90 be held on the Mon0ay GDI~|
lowing such reference IT ~ q M el>T
time ss the s Ssq,H'ssss p 5ncw ~
A-iis7 Presidents Board q AssssserA
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THIRTlETH sLHELT Hsvi,

$40 cubic yards OF excavafion.
isis.Bs iineai feet Of curbstons (new)
st,sssst IA square yards OF aspha,t,c
concrsts Natural Lake AsphaIf) paw
'nszs ,,s cubic yards Of concrete under
ana D CITY Estsnsses-
1x2 cubic yards OF excavation.
ao.as lineai feet Of new curbstons
psS7ss iineai feet of new curbston. In
tS-F n 2-26, r Med) circles furnished
1881 square yards OF ssRhaltic con-
s11 cubic yards Of concrete under
iss.ss iinssi feet Of retaining stone.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
DRAKE AvRNUE,

niue; between owen ana wsstminstsr
DRAKE AVENUE.
hi 80 :i. ana L e S, % Y s5.ss r.
fon park sub. Of the Jefferson Pstk
svsnus cS S.,x nths S East side n "a FREUD
Ron No. 500; Lots 40 A. "a q.
suh - - era 50 block F.Jsffs5son PAX ro
On the east side OF Drake avenue. be-
tween Freud and Essex avenues.
Roll No; aioS' Lots 49,. i4e. lat.
JEFFERSON Park sub. Of the JEFFERSON
prsks avenue. between Jefferson and
Freud avenues.
DUNCAN STREET.
Roll No. 4106 The W. $3.50 IT, OF
l9t SIoJMeiers sub. Of lots ! and 2.
Duncan street ,w sss e Ssn Dyke ;s' and
Maxwell avenues.
Isl EUCLID AVENUE.
CUB s'a y i SI ~ AND to 1 !.e
acre tract On the south side OF Eu-
GIG .ayepua.. between :camsron ana
: EVANS AVENUE.
Roll No 41os. Lot4 1eo.e III and iss.
block C--Jenerson Park sub, OF the
Jsnerson Park Realty Co. On the west
son and Freud avenues.
FOREST AVENUE.
Roll No. 400. The W. o. IT. Of lot
Brush's sub. OF that part OF the Brush
farm. lying between the .. line OF
Farnsworth street and the .. line ot
Alsxandrine avenue. On the north sias
and Brush streets.
FRANKLIN STREET.
Roll No. 411o. The y. &c e. OF ". so
II. except r. n. Of lot Outward farm:
IP. g, No. Isl. On the south side Of
FRANKLIN street. between Rivard ana
Riopells streets.
GOODWIN AVENUE.
Roll No. all. Lot so-Gaiioway and
buttsrnsid,s sub Of Lot. ana ,coSSS
acre ss: ' snsoe O. On Is. q ...t : ia. acSS
win avenue. between Hoibrook and
owen avenues.
HANCOCK AVENUE.
Roll No. 4l12. The D.. lo1.sS 4. o.
lots IL and 12--McIaughlin's sub. OF
block B., Of the cub. Of the c.. Moran
farm. On the north side OF Hancock
avenue. between Hastings ana 81 An
HARPER AVENUE.
Roll No. 4lis. Lot Pa T. Fla
g, r. IL z. On the north side OF
Harper avenue. between Canton ana
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

s s.s -. sSss:.on. cha. nay = 1la uDon
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MILWAUKEE, AVENUE.

Roll No. tiso.. Lots Z. 10 and Is
Elmer II stones sub; OF Q. l. 1s Of
frso. secs 20 and %, T. l 8. n n N "
lot Ia--wm. Taits sub. OF the 8.
i7s.si a. OF lot ia Of the sub OF frac.
ths north and south sides OF Miiwsukes
svenus. between Dubois and chsns
streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
PALMS SUB.

Lots SO TO SIS, both inclusive: the N.
3 IT,. OF vacated Bulwer avenue lying
8. OF and adjoining lot 80. Palms sub.
OF part Of lot s. christopher Marley
Lots I. 2, 8, 4, lots los to l42. both
inclusive: lots 161 to f63, both inciu-
sive, Palms sub of the My part OF
o. l. IS. p. c. 90.
P. C. go.
The n. 275 It. on west side and being
the n. 2S3.G7 II. on east side OF o. l. IS,
lying south of and adjoining Edward
street and north OF and adjoining
Bulwer avenue. IL extended, sub. OF p.
c. No. so, confirmed to James Baby, for
the heirs Of James Dunlop. lying s. of
and adjoining Dix avenue.
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. s:so between owen ana w..sn'a'ssr
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DILLON AVENUE (Paving)

1898 cubic yards OF excavation.
1928. so lineal feet OF curbstone (new)
straight. q, ~
co. n Med. circles, LIE r Med) CIR
cies. 1 dressed outside. ] dressed IN
side. furnished by contractor
176e square yards reinIorceo 0op-
$685. cubic yards OF concrete undsr
and behind curb. b
City Estimates
IS cubic yards of excavation.
1912 lineal feet OF new curbstone, IN
A-4' r Med) circles furnished ~ con-
1855 square yards OF reinforced
concrete (fhonnas System) paving.
], s.0 cuba lRrds Of concrete unaes
and fbshind cuSb.t
Ifo.OO lineal feet OF retaining stons'
old Medina curb may be used.
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HANCOCK AVTNUE.

lots Eo l, N ana III rhs Sis, sub q
block b., Of the sub. Of the G. Moran
farm. On the north side OF Hancock
avenue, between Hastings and st An
toine strssts
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sub OF that part OF ?. g: ist, lying n
OF Crane avenue. between Duncan and
Tambert streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

Herman shoba. s. sokowoski, Sarah
shaw. ". strasburg. Henry A. lschuite
a; stadzynski. Mary sperr Mrl A.
Emil Tsifs. TRsodofe fofslsti, Tsrnss
Coal q Lumber Co. Fred Tukoieski. -
wiilIs ~ a. =. Ware ". " Essen, =
oM.s Mary ce e wsnfns Frsa VIM
stsr, A. Warsnisk. W. Wilson, jos
Woch. Matthias Wagner. Edith w, WILL
liams. Mary % WILLIAMS, Julia "a WI
ski. John ziela. and to all other per-
soma owning. occupying. or otherwise
interested IN any OF the iots and
troit. Wayne County, Michig an !: to-wit:
CAMPAU's SUB.
Lots 8 to ~; both inclusive: lots ls
81; lots So 20 81. both inclusive. Daniel
a. aaf TS SSs p crm anS p. sSs e CAM e
pau's sub. Of p. C. No. zee.
CIC0TTE's SUB.
Lots 20 to as, both inclusive; lots 81
both b. insiusivs. cIeotts. Gilbert and and
and lots i. : and .. Of lot Is. Of P. {.
DANIELS SUB.
Lots Is to "a. both Inclusive; lots
~ TO So. both inclusive; Daniels sub.
Of part OF p. c. 7ls. 8. OF Michigan
avenue.
flick q HARvEY'S SUB.
Lots l2s to eos. both inclusive. Flick
and Harveys sub. OF lot 4, OF Hag-
gerty's sub. OF part OF p. c. 54s and
lots II and 10, OF p. c. go.
HAGGERTY'S SUB.
The N. 155 IT. OF o. L. L. the N. los
IT. OF K. 10 It. of lot 2; the s. 400 n.
OF r. Ito II. of lot 3; III. Haggertys
sub. OF part OF p. C. 54S and lots IL and
IL. OF p. c. so.
Marley EST. SUB.
The n. ASA n. OF lot 3; lots 4 to 9,
both Inclusive; the &. $3.50 n. OF lot
10; plat OF lots 8. g. 2 and s, OF q copy
Of survey and sub. OF the Est. Of NJ.
Marley (deceasedl being lotf12, Of the
T.. Martin Est. on lot IL, Of the sub. OF
the Haggerty farm. OF p. c. go.
MARTIN EST. SUB.
The s. 400 n. OF lot IL, lying, north
OF and adjoining Edward street as
opened; sub. of Il. Martins Eat. 8. OF
the Chicago road. being lot No. II. Of
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SARGENT STREET

Roll No. 41s1, Lot 54--Goodrich and
Burton's sub. of the 8. W. part Of frac.
sec. 2S On the south side OF Sargent
street, between Mt. Elliott avenue and
Moran street.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
33RD STREET (patinel
AVERY AVENUE (psvins,

From the north ~, line q Margpstts to,
feet wide. with asphaitic concrete
foundation and Berea, Medina or snv
other curbstons that may be bid upon
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
HAMILTON AVENUE

Roll No. 417s Lot i76-Hendrie's
sub, part of p. c. ss7. On the east
side OF Hamilton avenue. between
Charlevoix and Goethe streets.
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FAIRVIEW Avenue

Roll No. 4Iss. Lots z and s--Rean.s
Rivervfew sub. OF part OF r. G. sss. sly
Of Fairview avenue. between Detroit
viysr and Edlie street
Lots 81. IS and 59-Beneteau's sub
Of the n. sss II, Of that part OF p. c.
the west side OF FairvIew avenue, be-
tween Edlie street and Jefferson ave.
FORT STREET
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flick q HARVEY'S SUB.

Lots l29 to z05. both inclusive, Flick
and Harveys sub. OF lot 4, OF Hag-
gerty's sub. OF part OF p. c. 542 and
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Roll No 4l5s. Lot PLAT of the
sub. OF the c. Moran farm. between
Grattot and Indiana streets. On the
north side OF Alfred street. between
st. Antoine and Hastings streets.
Lot sls--Plat OF Crane and Wes-
sons sec. OF the Louis Moran farm. On
the south side Of Alfred street be-
tween Hastings and Rivard streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
MADISON AVENUE

Roll No. 1850. Lot %. block s--Gov-
ernor and Judges plan. On the south
side Of Madison avenue, between With
erell and John r. streets.
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HAGGERTY'S SUB.

The n LOB r. or o. L. !; the N. LIB
IT OF E. Ito IT, of lot 2; the s. 400 n.
OF r. lilo ~. OF lot g. H. Haggertys
sub. OF part OF Pc. 54s and lots II and
IL, OF =. c. 60
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
ROOSEvELT Avenue fp.v;r.,

From the north line of MIchisan I,
wide. with reinforced concrsf. crhomo
a. Systeml on concrete found Alton -,
Berea. Medina or any other curbsfon
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DANIELS SUB.

Lots Is to "a, both inclusive; lots
~ to So. both Inclusive: Daniels sub.
Of part OF p. c, 71s. 8, OF Michigan
avenue
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DILLON AVENIrE (pev;,l

From the north line q Holden &c
ward. ss feet wide with rsinforcsc
foundation and Berea. Msdlna =. - :
other ourbstons that may be bid upoy
and ordered. epot
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
HIBBARD AVENUE.

.o noi' SUB SS' 81 lot. G' and 4 IN Aie:r
q. OF p. c. 7as.. p. Of Jefferson avenue
On the west side OF Hubbard avenue
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
UTICA AVENUE (Paving)

AHneDnment Enthn0te0
asgs cubic yards OF excavation
ii5.i i,ra d,nf St feet Of earD.ton'
snssswso a. square yards Of asphaitic
concrete (Natnrai lake AsphalD paw
fisIs cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb r..,-....
1ia cubic yards OF excavation.
"a iineai feet Of new curbstone
lss str, rim ii2neai feet of new curbstons in
t4-T r, Med.) circles furnished by
co inss7s square yards of asphaitio con-
4'74 cubic yards Of concrete under
and ias psn' iiSesi feet Of retsinine stone.
ola Medina Curb may be used
CUSTER AVENUE (Paving)
Assessment Estimates.
aal7 cubic yards OF excavation.
iiis.57 iinesi feet Of curbstons
'n ssts .oS square yards OF asphaitic
concrete (Natural Lake Asphsib paw
fio.17 cubic yards Of concrete under
ana oo C(sy Estimatss.
,oo cubic yards OF excavation.
1890 lineai feet Of new curbstons
estsfsas,ss iineaI feet OF new curbstone in
pyk s eo ~ square yards OF asphaltic con-
ee.es,Nsturai Lake AsphaitJ payfns'
e'ii'bT cubic yards OF sconcrets under
and behind curb.
ola Medina curb may be used.
d.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
CHANDLER AVENUE.

Roll No. toss. Lots Is and is--Fran.
Il Of the Beaufait farm. On the ives,
side OF Concord avenue. between Jef.
ferson and Lafayette avenues.
part OF r. C. 573, known as l. Chapo.
ton farm, and the My part Of r. 4
sTa on the east side Of Concord ave.
nue., between Medbury avenue and
lambert street.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
CANFTELD AYENUE.

Roll No. !os5. Lots 50 and CO.
lots Al, SO, 81. 81. IS. Sc, So. 81 and
My 1s0.s1 feet OF lot 90. p. c. ga. be-.
tween Mack and dratiot avenues. and
the ely part Of p, c. lSt, .. OF Garfield
avenue between Crane and Robins ave-
nues.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
CICoTTE's SUB.

Ls' sss to 1 SSs pst. ics 10 lot;
both inclusive. Cicotte. Gilbert an,
Barkume's sub. OF lots IL, 10 and Il
and lots 4. 2 and .. Of lot Is. Of p. c
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CARDOM AVENUE.

lot x OF the sub. Of ". X Of sec. g. q.
io,000-acre tract
Lot si-Rannsy and gutterneid's
the sub OF the ". u OF X sec a.
10 900 acre tract. On the west side 81
cardoni avenue between Owen and
Holbrook avenues.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

Roll No. 41es. Lot 8. block 23--Du-
81. between Clinton avenue and Ger
man street On the west side OF Du-
bois street between Maple and Chest
nut streets.
Lot s7--iIsnnans sub. OF lots SO, 90.
al. %. 80 and -, OF the w. n OF p. G.
IL, Dubois farm. On the east side OF
dubois street, between Palmer and
Hendrie avenues.
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WILLIS AVENUE.

Roll No. 415t. Lots and l2-Plat
Of the sub; OF o; l. No. cnapoton
nue.. between Efmwood avenue and
Moran street. ~
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WILKINS STREET.

4. Block Sl--Piat OF the sub. OF the w.
half OF p c. No. 81, from German street
20 Railroad street, inclusive. On the
north side OF wilkins street between
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COOPER AVENUE.

Of H ssl, s cs *. s0 r. Lot i'scc02Ps a.. sus
/ ~ OF Toms and Buffers sub. OF sec
], r. e. OF ?. &C. c2nso,s and ss1. or
the we n.rs nas and 2, S cSseein ay tr be-
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CANIFF AVENIIE.

Roll No. toss; Lots 80. 81 and S.
portion of 4 SEQ. 20, 1o.oO0-aore tract
On the north side OF csniff avenu,
between Cardoni avenue and Russell
street
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Roll No. 4ifs. Lot ss--A Hessei-
bac6r.s SUB, OF the n. 1910 II. Of r. e
OF n. e. No 15e. On the north side
OF Leasing street, between Mccleiian
ana PenneylvnfIa avenues
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LIVINGSTONE AVENUE.

Roll No. lf27 Lot s--vincent's sub.
OF part OF o. ]. 1ss. .. OF Indiana street.
Livingstone avenue. between Hastings
ana Rivard streets.
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pa Mon DC. 4is7. Lots Is and 49,
!. ~ ,,SSnings sub: OF that part a. LOT
tween r..S jefferson svsnus ana fsiisssy
&. Lei 10. tsooTo, Creek sub part Of =.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
WALBRID0E 0TREET
WIDMAN STnEET.

widmans sub. OF part OF lot 8 OF
Theodore ]. and Denis y. campan's sub
OF frac. secs 20 and %. IT, s. Y. ~ e.
on the east side OF widman Place. be-
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R0wENA STREET.
Rail Ma ldAa 80 :


MOI 80. zl4S. Lots 9, 10. n, 90. and
sL1Mssnw3od,s sub. OF lots ID. Is. u
4. lying WHY % b. d. X az. 4 n R
sec. %. 10000 acre tract On the
vest eide Of Eu.seil street bstwssn
Roll Nc 41ll Lot. is--Rannsy ana
MY 20 e Of the sub: Of the v. M %
vest side OF Russell street betwess
Owen and Westminster avenues. W ~
Lots 20. Al. so. 54. IS. Sc and 1ao--
10 and all that part OF lots III Ana ~
lying WHY OF d. q. n q M. II
sec 30. 10000 acre tract. On the essk
and west sides OF Russell street g.
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Roll No. 41Is. Lot t0f--Wm. Tait's
sSb Of part 81 the onrreh on f.T *. ,
side OF Townsend avenue. between
Kirby and Ferry avenues.
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BELVIDERE AVENUE

Hs Nc H aso Ths 70 e. Of lot Is
Brush farm. as undivided into lots BY
j. Abny, June. 1885. On the west side
OF Brush street. between Gratiot and
Madison avenues.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
SEARCH FOR sTRIKEBREAKERs

Let us estimave on your Jop worp
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

Bring your FOrfeiture Notices to the Industrial Worker.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-It is an nounced that one of the witnesses to be called in the conspiracy cases will be Sam Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. Gompers has already laid before the Department of Justice a mass of al- legged facts in connection with the activities of alleged Germanists ip the direction of breaking the neu-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
XMAS SHOPPING

Is going with lively Spirit Never before strongly evidence 8 8
 
  articles early complete. With each Dollar
  
  Prize January January payee in
 GOGG1NS Quality
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

Let us estimate on your Job WorA
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
WALL PAPER.

Just received a large Selection of latest designs, at prices lower than ever sold for in Nome. VIII be pleased to have you inspect this new line. No trouble to show goods. Also Wall Oil Cloth, Paints, Glass, Floor, Lineolium and Furniture Var. nish.
 Building & Roofing Paper. Ask Me for an estimate of your work.
 VIM. STIPEK.
 Phone, Main I'll.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

Tho Quality Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
GENERAL METAL WORKERS
 STRIKE IS VERY POSSIBLE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 12.- The metal trades department of th9 American Federation of Labor IS thinking of evening up old scores with many who have fought orga- nized labor in the United States. end a general strike of ell metal workers not only is possible but probable
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-The Am erican Chamber of Commerce is urged to use the boycott to prevent any future wars.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
GREAT STORM.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Terrifc blizzards are now sweeping over the entire Middle west.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
MUNITIoN PLANT EXPLOSION.

HAVRE, Dec. 12.-A munition several and injuring hundrtds.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

The huge demand for munition workers, mostly men skilled in the metal trades or experienced in the metal industry, enables the union ists to control the situation whel they have never before done so.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDs LAW

OLYMPIA, Dec. 10.--In a un- animous decision the Supreme Court of the state of Washington upheld the Prohibition law.
 The decision is far reaching be- cause it practically upholds all the initiative, referendum and recall le- gislation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13

CLIFTON, Dec. 10.-Strikers stopped a train arriving here today and systematically searched il for strike breakers who were reputed To be arriving from Mexico to break the strike. It is known that agents have been active endeavoring to secure strike breakers iii old Mexico.
 Augustine & Kyer, Victorias and Butter Crisp at the Rose Candy GET TEE NEWS Hlt,tfT. READ THE WORKEP
 Let us estimate on your Job WOrk
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-13
SAM cOMPERS WILL
 TESTIFY AS TO PLOTS

trality of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-03
CANAL MEN FORM COLONY.
Former Panama Employees to Settle
in Charles County, Md.

Everything is reported in readiness
for the establishment of the Panama
Canal colony in Charles county, Md.
near the little town of Waldorf.
Agents of the Canal Colony Club,
which is made up of employees who
have been engaged in the construc.
ton of the Panama canal, have signed
contracts for approximately 1000 acres
of land. which is to be sold to the
club members at cost.
The land is being subdivided into
forty acre lots. Roads are being con-
structed and drainage established.
The contract for the lands was signed
in Baltimore by J. H. Stevenson, Fraley
N Weidner and Charles E. Wood,
members of the executive committee
of the club. The canal employees will
begin entering the lands about next
March.
THE members of the Canal Colony
Club said Mr.. Stevenson, are all
American citizens who have been en-
ployed by the United States govern
ment as skilled workmen in various
occupations in the construction and
now on the maintenance and operation
of the Panama canal. During the
next year or two these men will from
month to month be terminating their
work on the canal and will come direct
to their new homes near Waldorf, in
Charles county"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-03
LONG UNDER WATER.
Rescued Flattie Comes to Port With
Cargo of CordWood.

After having lain submerged in the
Potomac for several weeks. the little
f1attie Crockett arrived in port yester-
day from q nearby point on the river
with cord wood for dealers. The little
craft. which is owned and sailed by a
colored master. was lying at anchor
in the cove between organs point and
Marshall Hall when the heavy gale oc-
CURED in the early part of August.
The wind caused the vessel to drag
anchor and she fouled the schooner
Oscar and filled and sank. No one was
aboard at the time. Several efforts to
raise the Crockett were made, but she
was under water about three weeks
before being brought to the surface.
After being fioated she was found to
need but little repairs. These were
soon made, and. she was restored 10
active service with the wood and lum-
Der carrying fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-03
TEXAS MAN FEARS LOSS
OF CHILD OF HIS BRAIN
Alleges He Sent "song Poem" and
$40 to Music Publishers,
Now Bankrupt.

When I First Met You You We're a
Bud. but Now You Are a Rose" was the
title of a prospective song hit which
a young man from Austin. Texas.
some time age sent to Washington
music publishing house which recently
became bankrupt. With what he calls
his song poem the author sent $40.
he says
After waiting anxiously to see his
song published and to hear it at the
theaters and on the street corners. and
fearing as time went on that his bud
might become full-blown and even
wilted, the author has written to John
r. Young, clerk Of the District Su-
preme Court. inquiring about the
bankruptcy proceedings.
The songwriter in his epistle to the
clerk bewails the loss of the money
in small degree compared to his agita-
ton and fear that his song poem
may not be returned to him. He de-
clares it should be against the law
for the concern to fail to pay him his
money and also keep the Child of his
BRAIN"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-03
FINED FOR FIGHTING.
Mrs. L. L. Montgomery Found Guilty
of Attacking Miss Bessie Kidwell.

Mrs. Lillian lie Noir Montgomery of
1897 Sth street northwest was fined So
in the Police Court today on charge
of assaulting Miss Bessie Kidwel of
the Fairmont Apartments, 4th street
and New York avenue northwest.
Miss Kidwell told Judge Aukam she
was walking on sth street northwest
Sunday, August %. when the defendant
appeared and ordered her to keep my
ma me out of your mouth She said Mrs.
Montgomery attacked her and that she
was knocked down and kicked.
Mrs. Montgomery declared she nad
not assaulted Miss Kidwell.
Il only told her to keep keen sbe name arab6 0g1
me over the eve and at the same time
attempted to get her shoe. which she
had kicked OFF" Mrs Montgomery
said she did not strike Miss Kidwell
until the latter attempted to reach her
shoe.
Judge Aukam held Mrs. Montgomery
was guilty and imposed the fine, which
was paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-03
Shabby Genteel

How poignant is the lot of
those who would conceal financial
woes, and try to make their
neighbors think their fortunes are
not on the blink! They live on
crusts and cabbage soup, and
have no comforts in their coop;
they have to save and skimp and
pinch, still slipping backward inch
by inch; in wants hard lessons
they are schooled-and think they
have the neighbors fooled! Their
front is brave, but all in vain; in
vain the pinching, and the. pain
that's sharper than a serpent's
tooth - the neighbors always
know the truth. The neighbors
say. "They are so poor the NOR
rows grub is never sure, and yet
you'd think them millionaires, the
way they put on foolish airs.
They are so proud that they
would die before they'd take an
offered pie. or would we send
them things to eat-they'd throw
such handouts in the street. How
happy are the abject droves, who
hubble round their empty stoves,
and make no secret of their grief,
but loudly clamor for relief, COM
pared with naughty folks like
these, who try to gid their miser-
les! WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-03
Did the Progressive Bolt Beat Taft :?

To the Editor Of The Star.
In your leading editorial Wednesday
afternoon you say: But for the bull
moose bolt Mr.. Taft would have Sc
cured a second term by an overwheIm-
ing majority"
There is absolutely no foundation for
this piece of ex post facto prophesy;
and the facts indicate exactly the re-
verse. In 1910, Just two years previous
to Mr. Wilson's election. democracy re-
ceived IAN overwhelming majority"
There was no bull moose bolt then: and
it is much more probable that, in 1912,
If there had been no bull moose bolt,
Mr.. Wilson would have received a large
majority of those votes which were
cast for Mr.. Roosevelt than that they
would have been cast for Mr.. Taft
From the day of Mr.. Tafts Winona
speech in 1909. he was a dead cock in
the pit" His defeat was foregone
conclusion to the merest tyro in Ameri-
can politics. H L. B. ATKISSON.