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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13

IL, 1915, Charles. below.
cd husband Of Bertha Darrfn' father
OF Earl Darrin, aged IS years. Flu
neral from residences, log Ferndals-
ave-. Monday. 2 p. m.
EDWARDs-Sunday morning, Jan. 81,
at the home Of her son. Randolph T.
Edwards. Cheboygan. Mich. Elixa-
beth Harriet Wormleighton Edwards.
daughter OF Thomas and Jane Ed
wards. lately OF Ann Arbor. Mich,
formerly Of Rugby. Eng. Deceased
was the mother OF r. T.. Edwards,
Percy L. Edwards and Charles A.
Arbor. fnterment at Ann Arbor.
KNITTwEIS-Therss at residence oof
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Silber, $40
Baldwin; rellct OF the late John
Knittweis. Funeral Monday from
residence at $3.50 and ST. Charles
church at 8. Burial at Mt Elliott. by
automobile.
POPPLETON--Feb. IL, Mrs, Charlotts
Blanding Poppleton, dear wife OF
William Knox poppleton. beloved
daugh liter OF Mrs. G. ]. Hupp and sis-
ter OF Fred Banding. Funeral Mon
day. 2 p. m, from residence at Bir-
RYAN--Feb. IL. Frank Michael Ryan,
beloved son Of the late Cornelius and
2 Mary Ryan: brother OF John p. Nrs.
Dan Fitzpatrick. Mrs. James Stan
ton, Joseph and Charles Ryan Flu
neral from residence Of his sister,
Mrs. Dan Fitzpatrick, 1893 Porter-st..
Monday at $40, and Holy Rsdssmer
church at 8.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
SHAKE-UP NEAR In
INDIAN SERVICE
Commission WIN Probe Treat
ment Of Poor Lor By His
Guardians

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Ths biz
gest shake up In Indian Affairs. the
most complete showing Of what has
been happening to Poor Lo since he
first got that name. will apparently re
suit from an investigation by Joint
congressional commission.
"Grossest sort of practices" was an
expression used by Senator Robinson
chairman. today In making this fore
cast. Hearings have developed the
fact that persons who loan money to
non-competsnt Indians have been In
the habit OF charging from 40 to 10000
per cent interest" he said.
The Arkansas senator was speaking
Of the Usage tribe In Oklahoma. An
other matter that has stirred the COM
mission f. the report OF Senator Lane.
of Oregon, on conditions among the
Blackfeet Indians In Montana. where
he said starvation has been the indi-
rect cause OF many deaths.
AS soon as congress adtourns, the
commission will leave for the Usage
country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
new SHIP BILL IS
LAUNCHED IN HOUSE
Compromise Measure Limited
To Six Hours Considera-
KS ton

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-Ths
fompromise administration ship pur
chase bill was launched In the house
fhis afternoon when Il was formally
Introduced by Chairman Padgett. Of
Pie naval committee. incorporated In
, rule limiting It's consideration to
Pix hours next week.
Chairman Alexander, OF the mer.
PhAnt marine committee. will have
tharge Of the bill In the house.
The compromise bill, approved per.
Sonally By the president. will not be
ScCepted by the senate Republicans,
) was stated today. II was under
food that they would continue the
)ght TO prevent enactmen before
darch Z. Increasing prospecs OF an
xtra session.
The new house bill combines the
lore ship purchase bill with its S40.'
10000 appropriation. and the Weeks
laval auxiliary bill II contains the
rovinion against purchase Of ships
Shish would disturb present neutral
". and also provides that two years
tier the war. the government ship
lng commission shall turn over the
ow ships to the secretary OF the
Ivy who. In his discretion. may op
rate them a. government merchan,
>arins line Indefinitely or lease them
! private shipping companies.
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Derr. or PusLic Woke
Detroit Feb. is. 1915.
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRlfIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received 4,
ths office OF ths Department OF Public
Fsb. IL. 1915. at 10 o'clock a. m. stan.
sS viii spsn sIn for T fsrn snS pl. al
labor and material except manhois
rings and covers. which wall be furn.
.hsS BY sns city s city ys,Lds and
esther with the back niiing. accord
Ing TO the plans and specifications on
file In this office, yitrined crock lat.
eral sewers In the following described
Lateral Sewer No. 27osSin alley be-
tween Home street and NJ. G. II. X.
|risht-of-way. north Of Jefferson ave-
Lateral Sewer No 27Os. In Sargent
street, between Moran and Eilery
streets textended northerly).
arsts sn enyeIop. With his bid a certified
bank check payable 10 the order OF
the Department OF Public Works OF
the CITY q pe.roi, sSr the sum sum o. two
bid upon. which will be forfeited 10
| the Department in case the bidder fails
| TO enter into contract within I'VE days
tracts 20 be subject TO the approval OF
the Common Council. Ehe bidder whose
| tender Is accepted win be required TO
furnish with bis contract ns,a, an apPsoy ,,,
amount or the contract conditioned on
the faithful Performance OF contract.
The contractor shall be paid In bonds
or the proceeds thereof ~ such bonds
are purchased by the sinking Fund
! Commission according TO law.
No bids will be accepted from any
| person or nrm who u In arrears or de-
contract or obligation to said city.
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work may be had on appii-
fps Recruitment OF Public works re :
| serves the right TO reject any or all
''9bca GEO. II rENKELt>
A-feas commissioner.
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SAYS FEDERAL AGENTS
BOUNDED AGED JUDGE

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. Feb. h.
Charges that the late FEDERAL Judge
John jackson, OF West Virginia. friend
Of President Lincoln. was bounded
from once by alleged evidence pro-
ducved by federal secret service
agents during the Roosevelt admins
tration. were made before the congress
sional committee probing the acts OF
Federal Judge Aston q. Dayton. Jack
sons successor. here today.
at was proposed to Judge Jackson
that he resign or facts OF his private
life would be made public" testified
Col. McGraw, Democratic national
from West Virginia.
Attorneys for both sides agreed to-
day to keep the name Of the women
concerned inviolate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
|ORS INSANE; WILL BE
DEPORTED, STATEMENT

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.--Frederic
brs, who swore that he killed eight
"a inmates Of the German Odd Eel
M home at Yonkers. will be de-
lred insane and deported. oficers
the Odd Fellows declared today.
Thomas Mcknight, grand master of
J state lodge, said that he knew pos
kely that there would be no grand
festigation of Mors, confession. He
d he had been assured by West
Pster county authorities that Mors'
ries Of conditions at the home
ke been accepted as insane hav-
3 and that arrangements are being
de to send the former orderly back
Austria. -.
Foroner Dunn refused to verify this
kement today.
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|ATROLMAN DARRIN
SUCCUMBS TO PARALYSIS

p0<rolman Charles Darrin. the
Ian ON Horseback" who drew the
1mlx1ng glance Of Thousands Of De
|otforp Q he rode q splendid black
barUsr up and down Woodward-ave..
ON 0ratiot to Jefierson-ave.. for sew
III years. died Friday from paralysis.
|om which he had suffered for two
|onths.
More than . year ago Ill health
fused him to be placed on inside
bty, and after that the big black
Srss and IT. statuesQue rider were
en no more In the downtown dis
lot
|Darrin was formerly q cavalryman,
Ia rode horse Ike q Centaur. He
)ned the police department In July.
p6. and was ct once assigned to the
bunted squad.
Hs q survived by his widow, Mrs.
Srtha Darrin, Of No. 106 Ferndale-
b. and one son. Earl.
Funeral services will be held In his
% home Monday. at o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13

III Pulaski; +. schap. s4i Riyard; S.
zmudcsynski. Sl2 ~. Aubin; n. REM
rison: s. Mid. 1876 Thirtieth; q. Mon
telions, 2o6 Maple; J. Gao. 1ss Milwau-
sse; 4 Qvrslich. 3is Buriingams: J.
soeh. sA Riopelle.
a. Moriss. 81 stanton; ". Nichols,
80 shsridan; 9. ssmpillt. Is4 Riopsiis;
Cicotte: J. Hsrsuoha, rs Addison: A.
lngham, AL Thirtieth; ], suazyie. "a
9 Dsn.. y s7I w Hnsn. ,si Rishg nor =
Geld: l. kiesgen, ls2 Pollard; A.
saFuin, 1oi4 Garheidi r.. Gotebieski,
sutow.s 81 sISm sas sissss ssaa q q
Northwestern; +. Gardulski. SO7 Rio
pslls; A. DeLamilieirs. $50 Bsividsre;
Cleveland; w. Miller. 3sb Sheridan; II.
Webster, rs Hamtramck: J. Banas, 100
Copeland; w. OlecharskL. Io4s Russell
343 Watson. 80 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
BIRTHS

r. Lrcas. 1887 Lafayette; 7. Yaks.
s1s Bel.eyIsw T. Coughiip, als MnDie,;
Hsa%osa sS 3 G ss%iSS. sr xsdi.oa
q. strobridge. ass Helen; A. Ware,
fs4 Miiwaukes; c. wichowski. 4se
Thirtieth: J. wolchowski. s79 Lqystt;
ccwski 75s Kirby; r. Beger. s2a Fer
ski. iii twenty third; !. Baiyk. 81
Wesson; l. Carlin. $50 Junction; w.
ford, 1904 Lothrop: J. Michalak ~
Dey: r. Geslawski. 81 pulaski: J. Tom
GEEK. 2s2 Canfield; w. McLair. So Gar
500 Paiiister; j. kronkowski, 1857 Kir-
by: I. Waikowsli. 51s orandy Mar
tex, 1910 Ferry a. Meszynski; So Rus
sell: J. Giern. So4 Newport: L Troosh.
land: j. Paika. 81 Portland: J. Misiek.
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OFFICE or DEPARTMENT. or
PUBLIC works
Detroit. Mich. Feb. Is. 1915
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING PLANK
COMMON LUMBER, ETC.

the once Of the Department 81 Public
Works DETROIT Mfch- until FRIDAY.
Feb. 10, 1913. at 10 O'clock q N.
standard time, 1T which time and place
they will be opened, for furnishin6 ~,
city from date OF contract TO Jan -.
1915, according 20 the spectncations en-
Me In this ONCE with All the plank
pine lumber that may be ordered 81
the Department OF Public Works.
Bidders must indorse on thp eqvel-
ope containing proposal the kind %
material bid upon. ~.
Delivery 70 be made. N required. In
the citys eastern or western district
yards or slsswhers In the City Of De-
every one Of the kinds Of lumber az
per thousand feet. board measure. de-
Itvered free OF charge. else the bid VIII
be rejected. The department. reserves
the right to accept the bids on the
Specifications as a whole. or to let the
hemlock and scantling as one contract.
the Norway plank a. another and the
BIDDERS are required to nie with
bids In separate envulope a certified
pepartnaent OF Public Works. which
VIII be forfeited on failure 20 enter
into 3 contract with surety company
bond In the full estimated amount or
contract. within fve days after being
! The right to reject any or All pro-
Ali proposals. to be made In dupii-
tssoap GEO. III. FENKEI.r4
A-l224. Commissioner.
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.Pr. or puDtlc WORKS
Feb. Is. 1918
DESKS, CHAIRS,
LOCKERS

sealed proposais viii be received &C
the once OF the Department OF Public
FMs ar. To- isi t.0 a. 10 oeioeS n a M. stan.
dard time. at which time and place
they will be opened. for seven alder
manic desks. seven aldermanie chairs
and ak lockers to correspond with
present eouipmsnt in Cannon Council
= Bidders are required TO file a csrti-
fied check In the sum OF 1900 with the
Department Of Public Works. along
with proposals, conditioned that should
they be the lowest bidders they Will,
Within I'VE days after being awarded
The contract. enter into contract with
sur.ty company bond I'm the full esti-
mated amount or contract.
Checks and proposals to be placed IN
separate envelopes
The right TO reject any or all pro-
nosals Is expressly reserved.
All proposals 10 be made In dupn-
cate. - x-~u
h'Ie,s Commissioner.
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s sstss' / & Si o.s !

,, Casa with order II charged 70
s.a;:"; .s :.ss Is 4 :s:. 8;
.sss; ;i'i: ss. e :. " s s::r
prssedins Nals H1loI =
n.ssas Saafs q r 49,. i5s
s n - words Or lees. Over % vords
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
Gowns and Tailor suit
uoTELs.

|yx is-is Columbia w. Cherry ~
eron. is Columbia =. Cherry ls s
am s s,sssrIssSS Soc. r1 aSo and 81 per day.
|TuARI.Es H0TEI-Take Wood
"a - osr 10 John r.. hotel half block
European 81 per day and up.
Hs. =. Monroe, p pr;Rc, AoosrA's
kcL FRANKLIN. Larned and Bates,
Sck on Woodward and Jsnsrson.
Eopssh soc. 7ss: : e son. bro frop Pc
1T. naopNf,AN pIE. Congress. near
[nd~Srd Geo. Fuiweil. Prop. Euro
p P pssss sra NJ and buffet; modsrsss
81 MARIETTA. 77s Randolph;
|Sfsst X-mils circle; ideal for OUT
fovn vlsitors: convenient 20 shop
q ana {ksatsr districts NIX
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OFFICE OF TRn .n1MENr or
Parks AND BOULEvARDs-ze f
Detroit. Mich, Feb. s. 1915.
Sealed proposals Will be received At
The above office until II o'clock noon.
Eebruary gard. 1915. for installing .
SEWER SYSTEM
on Belle Isle Park. the same to In
ssiuusrwERs AND MANHOLEs
a-TR EATING PLANT u
S-LIoUID CHLORINE DysINrEcT-
ING APPARATUS
A--PUMPINo PLANTt
a--Automatic control t8S
b-Centrifugal pumps and motors
Piping and valves
Naturalization
plans and specifications may be seen
NJ above Office but deposit OF efoo
taken from the office. the refund TO
be made when drawings are returned.
Ali proposals shall be accompanied
nv a Certified check amounting 10 So
OK amount OF bid and the right II sx-.
prsssiy reserved 90 reject any or all
'a' = VA. T. Dust.
k Commissioner.
H. w. BUSCH
A-is1s sscrstsry
u. .
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Madden Has 100000 Fire.

Madison. Wis.,. Feb. 1s.-Fire de-
stroyed the wholesale grocery plant OF
the Gould, Wells q Blackburn COM
pany, entailing q loss Of 100000 ear
" today. The fre threatened ad1oin-
ing structures, but at 10 a. m. was
under control. There was no loss OF
life.
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Each lrePe:Si shsIl - - -
t T. Ss,,sss Sjs9} =
q !, fsisSfsi SsflesSS.ss q q;
e. s:s ssi:s .S Is; s|., !. :, a. y!
on ME In their office. eeDIe9 q V.o11
The commiSsionesr pi MN 10 -
60 rsjsct any or AL He1eeala 81 ~
AZ. Ans 't SsS c -! IS ~
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tz-ACRE FARM In 81. Clair county,
only 81 miles from Port Huron. 80
acres under cultivation. large apple
orchard. g acres seeded. acres tim
Der land. lies nearly level with the
best black sandy foam, clay sub soil,
good house OF six rooms. barns. tool
shed. corn crib chicken houses, etc,
Buildings all lightning -rodded; $1,000
cash Swfll buy this; might arrange
for one -half down. balance long -tims
mortgage. See Mr. cottrell.
EYSTER
The Farm Man. 607 Majestic Bldg.
OAKLAND COUNTY. $50 acres, up-to-
date stock farm, ] y miles TO, rail-
road. miles 20 Oxford good 12-room
house. asx60 and Sox64 basement
barns. and all necessary outbuild-
. ings, 12b acres under plow. level
black loan soil. best OF woven wire
fences. Do not miss this price. No.
500. $4,000 cash will handle this VIII
also sell stock and tools ~ . bargain
or will exchange all for two or FOUR
family nat. but must be . good one.
See Mr.. Cottrell.
EYSTER
The Farm Man. 607 Majestic Bldg.
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sALEREsIDENCn
DELAWARE, NEAR SECOND
and $4,000;
FOREST AVE WEST
$500 will handle It.
EUCLID AVE EAST
Price sal Easy terms
PARKER NEAR CHARLEVOIX
fat heat will handle
MILWAUKEE, AVE WEST
$500 will handle
CALVERT AVE WEST
bath
SHELDON, NEAR SECOND
Price $1,000
BELMONT AND JOHN r.
Price $500; $1,000
N"' n@"''' DELAWARE NEAR THIRD
Newy-ouht
$500 SMITH NEAR WOODWARD
11-roomb bricks
MEDBURY SIX-FAMILY FLAT, s4sal-..s 49, >
$4,000; $4,000 CASH balance
ROSEDALE CT. CORNER. - 1850. Is -
II GREENBERG sO5-so6 ELKS' TEMPLE BUILDING
CADILLAC 1886
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s:..:, -. ;. r-.-.'-- -.
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HANDY AND sERVICEABLE INDEX OF
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS
HOTELS.

THE HENRY CLAY--Ten stories, hre-
proof, heart Of city. Center and John
r., next to Broadway. Family and
bachelor suites: transients accommo-
dated @E.
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MCDOWELL RANcHE'--sso acres.
Cash or trade. A. q. Blood. Laings-
burg. Mich.
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Cor. IArned q Bates--only' Z block
from. woodward and Je6srson-evesL
cial winter Rates. 500. 7tc n, oLbe
per day. 81 TO 81 per week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13

IF you WANT, to buy or trade for Q
farm. see Steele Bros. SIC Free Press
Bldg. Cad. 332e
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/ JEWELLERS.
STONES JEwELRY SHOP, u Michi.
Elgin. iS size, special Se.7s. stones
Wedding Rings are the best.
4. e. THOMAS q SON, Practical Opt
clans. Watchmakers and Jewellers.
Eyes tested and glasses furnished on
/ short notice. 81 Michigan-avs. Tels-
phone Cherry 3676-J.
Evening journal., 1915-02-03
Beauty and Good Digestion Go Hand
In Hand. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Insure Both.

When you take one of Stuarts Dys
pepsia Tablets after a meal. the food
is digestcd by the tablet even bet
ter than your own stomach can do ~.
This is why the use of stuarts Dys-
popsia Tablets has become so uni
versal among those who suffer from
any kind of stomach troubles.
Take one of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's after your next meal and If YOU
are given TO bclching sour risings,
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most wonderful tablets on earth for
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They enrich the gastric juices, and
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Try one after your next meal. no
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your appetite return for the meal af-
ter and you will feel fine after eating
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at all druggists at soc box.
Send coupon below today and we
will at once send you by mail sam
pie free
Evening journal., 1915-02-03
BOAT CLUB BULLETIN
SHOWS SOCIETY'S Growth

William Kirk, president Of the
United Boat Club issued the follow
ing bulletin:
What we were in May, 1914-Noth-
ing.
What we are in February, 1876
An organization of one hundred and
fifty live active men (soOn to be many
more) working together in complete
harmony: full of that ambition which
feeds upon accomplishment, and of
that hope which is father to ambition;
pledged TO put and keep Wilmington
upon the boating map, and to spread
far and wide a better knowledge of
our splendid river front and its pos
sibilities of development.
What we had in May 19l4-Nothing.
What we have in February. 1916
A club site thanks TO Commodore T.
c. duPonO ideal in its location and
surroundings.
A club house ample in size for the
clubs needs for years TO come and
so handsome in style and construction
that il will be a revelation TO those
of you who have not seen IL.
An additional large storage house
for canoes and lockers which will be
of great service and value.
a club float superior 20 many larger
and older clubs and safe for landing
at all times.
Membership in American Power
Boat Association. and Delaware River
Yacht Racing Association. giving us
privileges Of all affiliated clubs in the
/ United States and particularly on the
Delaware river and its tributaries.
What we need now, Your earnest
personal cooperation with your head.
youi heart and your hands TO keep us
moving ahead.
Volunteer workers with hatchet and
saw. pick and shovel. and paint brush
and broom--ideas. all working togeth-
/ er FOR one big success.
Missionary wOrk-Persona solicita-
/ tion-among the boat owners of our
/ community until not one worthy boat
man is loft out OF our membership
I lists.
Furniture for club house and porcl
ANY suitable and serviccablo article
of furniture will be called for If noti.
/ fication is made to Rear Commodor,
/ John ". Reynolds. No. leo West Skill
| street CBell telephone 2665-Wl.
Your presence al our next meeting
/ Thursday evening. fourth February
in the new club house.
Let It's all get busy, each as suit.
him best-but busy.
Evening journal., 1915-02-03
HAVE YOU
A CHILD ?

Many women long for children, but because of
some durable physical arrangement are deprived
Of this greatest Of all happiness.
The women whose names follow were restored
20 normal health BY Lydia +. Pinkhams Ncgeta-
bic Compound Write and ask them about Il.
Evening journal., 1915-02-03
MnIz TMNs POLISH -NAYf.

" AAAA y " W. A.NAaAtfAA |HfHh
In the face Of great deal Of hard
times talk. the r. NJ Hollingshead Co.
of Camden. n. j.. have found it neces-
sary TO enlarge their plant by the con-
struction of two new buildings.
They have also been forced to put
in an additional railroad siding and TO
facilitate handling the great increase
in their volume of business.
Their sales force is larger than ever
before. TO enable them TO open up
number of the far western States.
From Canada, Cuba. Porto Rico and
the Hawaiian and Philippine Islands
large orders are being almost con
stantly received.
This great increase of business the
Hollingshead Co. attributes to the ex-
cellence of their products.
To bear out their contention, they
point to the fact that from the United
States government they have received
orders for 5000 boxes of Paste Metal
Polish for the lighthouse service. 100.-
00G pounds of Paste Metal Polish for
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, $4,000 pounds
of Saddle Soap for the Rock Island
Arsenal. 1880 pounds of Glass Pol
ish for the Marine Corps at the League
Island Navy Yard. and a second con-
tract for 100000 pints of Liquid Metal
Polish and 125,O00 pounds OF Paste
Metal Polish for the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
This means that for another twelve
months the Whiz-ard Twins will assist
, Uncle Sans Blue Jackets in keeping
the brass work of all United States
naval vessels in a state of perpetual
/ brilliancy with the use of Whiz Metal
| Polish.
Uncle Sam is the most critical buy
er IN the land. He does not rely upon
/ his eagle eve, his sense of smell or
/ his delicate sense of touch. but turns
/ sample of all merchandise over 10
/ his chemists for analysis. "Accep-
lance means that these chemists have
found the product to be of the high
est possible quality and free from in
/ iuriOug properties. Uncle Sam does
not rest content with examination OF
! the samples. however. but subjects
/ several packages from every ship
ment TO the same thorough test
Short weight defective quality, tho
presence OF foreign matter or leaky
| packages. would serve as sufficient
cause for cancelling the contract ..nd
possible forfeiture of the bond, which
every manufacturer must file TO guar
antce fulfillment Of his part Of the
contract
There is little doubt but that the
BUSINESS of the Hollingshoad Co. will
continue TO grow as long as thel
products are of so high a quality that
they pass the critical examination "a
which they are subjected by the pur.
chasing department of the United
States government
Evening journal., 1915-02-03
RUMMAGE SALE.

The annual rummage sale of the
Ladies And Society OF ST. Stephens
Lutheran Church will be held today
and tomorrow at No 100 West Eighth
street.
Evening journal., 1915-02-03
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We have New Method that cures Asthma
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No matter whether your case is OF long
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YOU should send for free trial Of our
method No matter in what climate you
live, no matter what your age or occupa-
tion. il you are troubled with asthma our
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