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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Tahtiva1ossa

Oil fctpittu, eta molemumat tyt0t
'fdipiiipdt 5curaaiuana teidud rippi-
youlusfa sboesSd @0stan tansfa, jos
ia oil ipidtugttdnpt tdtd fouluania
obettantieen fabta ipuotta niiorempaa
Iffartoau mitnaHfa iamalla dertaa.
Ept ilpitfituat be taitti fclme iaa@
oesiaar tuIdo rippifouIutunppmeifii.
Ritta oil apiel6 alta feiddn. Sabss
nsbrsibt aieliipat rastaita pildpid bars
nnbtnnpalla ta~iipaalla, ia IebocttD-
nat punt taliuinc ntiineen fitiiitpdt
la natifitunt tnilen pibdaeuesin.
aooisSn dpnlIitii fuitsrfin baisfuis ia
IlGmpD. &olemmnt tptot oIiipat oh
terat iefG taloustoimisia roiiiua g:n
feurasia eta foiluopinnoisfa pastori
BIN iobpIla. @5stalta tuIi bpfpid
lHetoid: aonraoiu artamran ntpustiifs
len iobbosta Ell bdnen endd ollit mats
bedn feurata mifana Iiioftania opins
fsia; opsttGiat aptuosteIitpdt bdten
kbistpmistans6 bptpdfii ia ~toiiuoiipat
5dneIle onneIlista pddstShitfintod
ouIiista. aaitti oliii iiis ndpttdnbt
pdIoifalta ia baisfaIta foOisia; mirts
-
oil f%uitenfin ptii apariopucIi,
ieni piItpenbattara, iofa foboii nae
ldfDpiiriiu ia ubfafi muooostid
hprsfbpilduefii. German ei meIfein
psfaan firioittanut totiin, ia fun ior-
IN ierrdn pari lpbpttd riiuid tuIi 3D.
eItd dioiIe, min oliiuat ne Min fis
klpiiettomid, eta ne eiipdt iuuri
tottaneet mitddn iIoa.
,%,1lftofeni', fanoi rouiua 9. tdrndn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

iobbostd terran, ominiia totpin biIos
~Ie5tuttad fe, eta German tirioittda
min bartpoinl"
o9dn Iifee audrninatt fit6 enems
man, apdstaii pastori letpolIifena.
German on funnianbimoinen -.
bdn tabtoo nopedsti ebistpd. &c pois
la tulee menendGn duieqG pitfarle,
fen iaat nGbbdl"
Yastori o. oil iansen elpea eiis
~foifestaan. Sdn fobteIi poitnanfa it.
ieipaltaiieSti, iffein artfarastifin, mutt
ia bdneIld OF fuitentin alma Sers
maniu l~apiuubesta iaaffa ollut fors
feita aiatufiia bdnestd. @ouipa
g. blptaili etfd tuntenut plIeentaan
uletpanfa Iedpollinen; mo n~iiitfaSiiGls
Ipfiiiet firieet eitpGt plleet oIlenfaan
bdnen poifania Idrnpirn6n Spbdmen
mufaifia, iofa ennen OF ollut fuin
atpoin firia bdneIle.
sos roiitpa .. oIiii tpoinut unin
iilmin ndbod, mitd Fan NIT tpain
a%atpisti, min oIiii bGnen ibbdmenid
olllt apieldfin rasfanmpi. $ottus
mattomana ipapauteen foiilrpnfosta
ia ipbdnssidnfd ibmaiIlen ifddnfd
pastaan barioitti German upintoiaan
bpiuin fpIfditi ia Ietudperaiiesti, iOta
pastoin bdu ipodmenid pobiasta ans
tantui apabingoniieen toiuerieIdmd6n.
@un it'd tdsmdrlifesti iota friittauii
IGbetti bdueIle bduen plIdpitoonfa
rabainmmdrL ionfa German bpipin
tieii fpaatineen monta fietdbtpmistd
'fobisfa, faItuoi toiin alusia bdriet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

Geuraaapai,u leland elofrur lopnIz
Ia mubistitpat @5sta, Gillian ia 9ers
NOR fasteenliittonSa ybbesId ieura,
human mum rippifoiluniiorifor
fansfa.
Sertporin diti oil iiiurefit tfdfpdfft
tbttdrelfeen ilmctttaniit oIeipanid es-
tettp pddfemdsta tSbdt itbraan. Miits
ia @fpert of Idsn6, Snrtoin mbSS
@onrab, icfa apiiuemainittn famoin-
trin eeeIlifendfin ipuoteria oil cIesfeIs
Tut toto feian SnarelIa.
Sdmain tdrfedn pditpati iltano iss
tuitpdt faiffi foIme bbbesid iirtpet
~rannaIld ia nnittifpat ibanastd innss
ia, mutta oIttpdt fpdstoin tapddnSa
6ptpin pditeIiaita; Re iiibIatumeImd,
iofa oil ipallanmit beibdn Spbdmsnfd.
oil Iiim tpbd t6irittdtpSfSi tarpeettos
mirla pubeira. SSetfifen fulittiid
Idbti fifitenfin gdpert fetrasta, ID
Seriuor idi iabben iesfen ~ierffunid
fdrsfa.
,,Eieodtf0, @onrdo", Iaitfiii bdt dts
lid ia fuastSin tapodnia bstuin iicud.
.oIen Sanoniit gtpertiIIe. eta 4dn
nrenifi pcis ieurastamme, ifr1d erdds-
til aiiostn baInaifin fobben fesfen p,fs
qua iansiofi.. -. Sdbtoiftn ppptdd
i%iniIta iotafin.s"
| Sotfetoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
ssubSaIaiisinsen eriiearaiians

H.. m.NU.n LHINNH NfN4F.# "a". .|t.. -
snttaan on Sadppartn buooadai-
pms bniudtrturirt iolmeentoista iuuS
ferrpnan ldefpon ia mama taas 40:
adn nlnJobtoon. On iiind Ills eris
frtslifppttdi guoSalaiiuuoesSa ei
4En,dnn oRut innalaa eniiuaadn,
anutta aifoien tnluesSa on irunaIia
.luotn" min palior, eta niitd elm.
3ndppanin bnboaIaiiuiiten miffaan on
iaieniG.on mddrd. Ratanain tdiitbss
fannart myfaan iumaiia pitddfin Ola
TALON %mistdu ferra. S%aappanis-
IA ~eilesiani ;ortnneeni testusteliun
frdau buobalaiisu faysia. iota niiiti.
eta Observation-Disclosures tusta iits
ten JuDi DIId hmn1Grreft11uGG. ina tlfs
MALTA on palion.- @pipesidni ipptd
tdbdn pastaii ban: ,,@aoailma OH
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

"siti. find firottu. buonomaimeinen
tainen, ienfin otlis, tpanfilasfa ans
mott iind minilIe pGiipdn tpaIon ia
eldmdsid perinnofii Inbioitit paban
tniloin.
Selaainen aiti, oi jos iinut tapaiiin.
min tappnifin iinllt.'
vHoifani" bunbabtin MIND ials
9nisiani. ,mita iina teet."
,,siti. 6iti, IinG firoftu 6iti."
On ifinG, ole fimIlut IelQaileIla
f~atteruuoeIla diti-fanaa laifuttntpan.
- Nind tudrifin peloSta.
@itd diff tuitenfaan tho poita
muuta tnoinrt aibist6Gn ianoa. iofa
oil antamit eGdmdn poialleen tpan&is
lasia ia lubiottarmit perinn6fi bGs
poem bitputtnhpan taubin. Hoifa
partd. bdten eldnndrid of i9ntpmds
6ettestd ollut pbtdanittdiSta fdrfimps-
td. Bieraan bplthianG. biionos
latidiiena ia tpnilla iaittea raftdifttu.
oil tho onnetun iaanlt elda.
81 ollut ebes dibin muisto elGbgttG-
mdsia.
Boi ieurmoiiia aiteid, moi minfd
tiiomion be ferrat ianipaf.
8anfilm itfiet nipataan. rdiabtaa
iulfri rastas portti ia tpapduteen dss
tuni fpanfilan btiitoistoiIuubesta niiori
Iiten iloiiesti ia reippuasti
ban astlii. - Sdn lietnniSee rai@
tasta taItuista ilniaa 6enteerid oitein
rintdnia tdpoeltd. = Maa oil clIut
ia taiipus karmaa - Inn poiz
ipfiblfa innasta portista rass
tain mielin. raliboitetlrin tGiin oil ass
tunit iiIdIle. Witen rasfnita
oliipat asfeleet, miten maiertrmirt
SGn oil itfenpt FUN
- Soiiet tpangit olitpat
nauraneet, ia olitpatpa Intpanneet
nnoren mammmpoim ottein opettaa
fGrSimGm ia nmittimann.
oil i%bpttGmpt, diti6 eniten
oli tlllut iddli = iitd diti6, iofa
tpiimeiieen of iparpttanlt, ia ipfa
oiteusialisiafin oil foittamit
pmolustaa poifaan1a. Gimme
eldrndGn idi ~ilrreipa Giti, aranotta toi-
ipat poian tpartiiat toistdan ipastaas
moan. 81 miteti Giti oil met
bind pantilaristittoien tafas
mlistnnipt. Wtiten mieleIz
lam oliiifam iitd belld6 dGnt1 tuune
mt, finn main raatcja miesten
adnid bmpariIld finiliri. ltieit
tnntii iiltd tnin oliii pe1mcd dibin
taft foseettdfiilt, ia bpipdiIetpdt bullet
painaneet otfnlQe belldsti luiibelman,
mitta ie olitin main unta.
Ruistui Gibin iparoitufiet, iotta
ennert olitpat min raiittaneet. ia ipis
ia NIT oliii faituanniit. Muis-
tut aiSin r,itoirffet, iotfa eri,er oli<
trat t~untuneet MIN ipaitipttatpilta,
ioista NIT bon btiindiiind BET
tina titttiii iilnaiis tuuotatpan. =
m,tisf,,i r. fpiirts;1ts,, ;ffn ;onn bI;e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

main ptiinfertaiiesti fiiin luuletl"
.,gapt en- ~buurndrra iinua ollentaan,
9ernml"
ct tartpitietaan". ipastaii tdmd
pn1eGsti ia iopa meItein Sotnen ettd
oil pubunlt niinaiu palicn. ,stId
muisteIe endd mitd oIen iaariteIIlt;
liitd ei amiaitie pitdd liifnal"
Costa tpaifeni. Sdn tunii itfenid Ses
Ia lcraatlttii eta mirbeelIiSetfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

H- -. """HN ~ " - -
Sunasia iuailnuiiGlalin feiioi ina
pautuniIt ipanfi, mattalIa fotiaan,
iinnc taittpan ifdipoitpen ia faiipat>
tuun. lola uootettintn, mrtta poisia
of ito dioin paareilIe oil mat
la. fpiimeiielGe toimitufielle. iauattos
man fndnain ditiAtuainaiau Iuo. M,rts
ia rinndsfa, liilen, foitnat fittenfin
fotpitnffen ibannt ioinnut. $ptpd
.dibin miiisto oil ipan4ifasfa tirtastu>
mn, ia ustompa, eta ie antoi tpois
maa muteem eldmddn.
apostt @orpi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

mieIiiesti iooista peldero te6tiin -
ia fe ittetpd diti. icta rudolf ia pobii
ia iortfa poifa tpImdsti Iiiotaan
tb5nft. -
@iiistui mieleen enfimmaiiet tpas
paat ,betfet eldmdsid. ilman tarfass
tadpia iilmapareia ia omantunnon
fointaars. -
Snli eiiin lpnnin fiipat, alas luis
iimiten, tparfais - ia tliomari =
- ia ittetpa diti.
,J@eind tuIen unibetfi. aiti. uubef5i
tpoiatii, entd ifind Idbbe Iuotaii" -
min OF iieasti b,titbabtantt poifa.
,,stiti, diti. anna mteetii. Of anna
~antectiir"
Sa NIT of tpdpantumifen aannu
aponpt. Miten Icifesti tuIis
eanai tiio poita ntinain Iltoaiemi ia fas
moi: .,slitini. 1itini NINA teen iIoi-
feffi iparrpaar, Inn foam iIntot&aa.
etta tpasta tuanfila oil minlille ppetz
tartitt. miteh bptpa bdn minuIle on
olltt. - Oi. ettefS rtaBc. ettG diz
ii antaa anttetfi faiaii"
o1lston. fen on ban 10 aiaoia te5s
nbttin', oil toastaibtfeni. muttd iitten
pitt nrin,tn tertou poiarte fnrulimen
uirtinen, eta iiti ofifin paria pSitpdd
iitten mlnttanlit liiten fotiin, iosta
Ell pnIata.
81 iita ddret6ntd iairia. mia tGbts
ii poian iind betfeuG. -
,.2iidn nib6b1im. Giti mifun tG6-
teni fird iorruit. oi oman poitaIi tG6s
ben. diti. diti. MIND en- iatia enddn
clad" -
@ilclaama tpierifpdt fpbneleet -
bdn bunifi tiistasta. 49,
. ,.Sdn oil liian bsdpd minnille. ia
oi diti. Of, iospa ebes pbSen betten
oliiin iaanut eIdd iansiaii, oi ettd
auield ferrm pu1uifit. OF eta eoes
faifin tietdd, oletfo antanlt ritotieni
anteetii."
nGitiii ipiinreiiten tpitpomls oil, ct
td bdn nGfiii Iinait, rutoittIenia Iapz
fen, tpield ferrar, ia faiii antaa ans
teetii i%inulle, ia ottua iinilta Iupmtfs
fen, ettG toitfaiiit parantan elGm1ii
- bGn nsfoi tpabfpasti. ettd Ie
onnistuu %linulle. = Slimala pli toie
lin IGdtdnpt. - &iti nteni n
ncmnmin, miftta fpiimeiiid Imnoid OF
olIut; @afas MuubuIfini, taitpaasia
ndemne toiiemme".
r
Evening star., 1919-10-04
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
conference TOPICS

The first general meeting Of the In
ternational trade conference at At
lantic City will be called to order at
2 pm. October 20, a letter received to-
day by the Washington Chamber of
Commerce from H. L. Ferguson. presi-
dent. OF the United States Chamber of
Commerce, says. The conference waA
postponed from September - to Octo-
ber 20 and Mr.. Ferguson believes that
this postponement has resulted in
having the program materially
In his letter Mr.. Ferguson says that
delegates should arrive In Atlantic
City not later than the evening Of Oc-
tober 81 or the morning Of October %.
The Goth and 21st, he says. win be de-
voted to conferences between the for
mittees about details OF subjects to be
brought before the general meetings.
Subjects to be discussed At the meet
ings include:
Economic Needs Of the Various
Countries Concerned During the Next
Two Years"
Emergency Measures Necessary
During the Adjustment Period Of the
Promotion Of Trade and the Move
ment- of Raw Materials"
Possibilities Of Pooling and Allo-
eating Products. Equipment and
transportation"
Possible Measures for Association
of Business Enterprises Here and in
Europe to Strengthen Backward Coun-
tries"
"1eciprocal Measures Affecting In
struments of Capital to Secure Equal
Advantage and Avoid Duplication OF
Effort"
Methods for Stabilixing Foreign Ex-
change"
elimination Of Unfair Practices and
a Basis for the Reinstatement Of Com
mercial Relations"
Evening star., 1919-10-04
RALsTON, WINFIELD 4 WILLIS,
Attorneys,

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia.-Judson I. Kingman.
Plaintiff, ". the Unknown Heirs, AHenees and
Devisees Of John Carton, Christian Hines and
Matthew Hines, Deceased. Defendaats.-
Equity No. 369s1.-Order Of publieatton.-Ths
object Of this suit is to secure a decree Dc.
KinEman. to the west twenty COZ feet front
on street BY the full depth thereof Of original
lot numbered twenty -four (24) In square num-
bered one hundred and one (10lD In the dt5
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, to be
good and perfect OF record n AGAINST the de-
fendants, the unknown heirs, alienees and d.
Matthew Hines, deceased. or any Of them. and
that said defendants, or any of them he re-
.ts.ined strain. and entoised from setting Up any
the plaintiff, 1t is this 1st day Of August
1919. ordered that the defendants. the nm
Known. heirs al.enees and devisees Of John
Carton. Christian Hines and Matthew Hinss.
deceased. >iuse their appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the nrst rule day oc-
curing after the expiration Of months from
this date, otherwise the eau.e WIN b pro
eeeded With a. IN the case Of default. Pro-
vided q copy Of this order be pablished twice
Q month for 3 months in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star ne1spaDef
before said day. WENDELL p. STAFFORD.
Justice. (SeaL) A tue copy. Test: J: b
YOUNG. Clerk. By ". F: LEhoN. A.t
Evening star., 1919-10-04
SENATOR JOHNSON ENDS
CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN
Next Speech In Reply TO President
Wilson's Support Of League
VIII Be in Oregon.

Los ANGELES. Cal. October A.
Senator Hiram W. johnson completed
his California schedule Of speeches In
reply to President Wilson's arguments
in support Of the league OF nations
when he addressed q mass meeting at
the Shrine Auditorium last evening.
The senator and his party left herp
this morning. bound north. He is
scheduled to speak In Portland, Ore,
next Tuesday night.
Last nights meeting was character
lied by former United States Senator
Frank p. Flint and other leading cit
liens as the largest and most demon.
strative gathering ever held in Los
Angeles. There were 1000 people in
the auditorium, which was packed to
it's capacity. and thousands were
turned away. At noon yesterday he
addressed . luncheon, which taxed the
capacity Of the ballroom Of the Alex
andria Hotel. and his speech was
cheered to the echo.
Evening star., 1919-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES
VIM. 4. LEAHT, Attorney
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
uict of Columbia.--In re estate Of Julia
Deyiny. Deceased. ton No. :46S4.
Order nisi for sale.--Edvard Deviny. execl-
tor under the last Will and testament Of Julia
Deviny, deceased. haring reported to the court
that he has sold at public auction lot 129.
square Se9. known - 701 9Th street northeast.
Washington, D. C.. with Improvements thereon.
at and for the price Of s.. 100. 90, payable one
third cash. and the balance in two equal In
stallments payable In one and two years, with
interest at 8 per cent per annun, payable semi.
annually. from time Of settlement under sale,
secured by deed Of trust upon property sold.
and also the west half Of lot g. in square $50,
known ~ 31s n street northeast. Washington.
D. c., with improvements thereon. at and for
the price ef 81. 100. on the same terms afore-
said, 1t is by the court this Sd day Of October.
adjudged ordered and decfeed that said sales
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary Be shown on or before the 18th day Of
October 1919, provided \ copy Of this order
be published once in the Washington Law Re
porter and once day for seven days in The
Evening Star prior to said aforementioned day.
By the court WALTER I. McCOY. Justice
Iseal:l A trae COPY. Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Deputy Register Of Wills
oc4,6,7,S,9.10.11
Evening star., 1919-10-04
SOME FRESHMEN LIKE HAZING
So Testify Three Classmen Of Fox
in Trial of Virginians.

CHRISTIANSBURG. Va. October 4.
Fifty witnesses were to be heard
when the trial was resumed today Of
four Virginia youths. charged with
hazing John Fox Of Roanoke. a men,
Der of last years freshman class 1T
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. It was
said that the trial might run into
next week.
Fox, who received permanent spinal
injuries during a hazing at the school
last May, testified yesterday that he
was severely beaten with a bed slat
by Benjamin Siegel. a sophomore, one
of the defendants. Bayonets were
used in some of the hazings 1T the
institute, he said.
Three members Of Fox's class. tes-
tifying for the defense. said they did
not object to being hazed. Some of the
freshmen rather liked II. they said,
often going "out of their way to
provoke upper classmen into haxing
them. ~,
Evening star., 1919-10-04
BALLOON RACERS MISSING.
Three Of Competitors Probably
Land in Remote Sections

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. October For
more than two days since ten en-
trants in the national championsh1p
balloon race took the air here no
word has been received regarding
three Of the craft. and it was believed
today that the high wind and storm
encountered by some of the racers
over Canada had driven the three
missing pilots to landings in unset
tied parts Of the Dominion.
The Goodrich II which so tar leads
in distance over the six other balloons
whose pilots have Reported. encoun-
tered q severe storm, lending credence
to the belief that the three missinr
contestants may have been driven
into sparseiy settled sections where
nommuniea.,on com hn oe, with the outside world
Evening star., 1919-10-04
How to Make a Boat S,
- a. 90 ,
BY. Webster.
Dy GRAw p nnE

~ GRANT II HYDE. va
Racing toy sailhoats On the ponds
was All the ragS when was q boy.s"'f
said Uncle Bob. AN thsy.A do. :
though, was sail before the wind. err
with the ruddsr tied over. make 4.
big clrcls and dfin hack WAkeAfne.
them gave mo an idea ana agursl
out . rig that vould sail itselfm
against the wind, just Ike q rsats
boat"
How did you do it,"
We'll. whitfield the hull Of q toy
catboat out OF = fiat pine board IAouet
one-half inch thick. nine. inches widSx
and thirty inches long tsee drawinx,Js.
To this fastened = keel made or
one-hah inch board. eight inches
wide. and 'ballAsted, with .sosne old &
lead pipe. Drawing gives dimensions
OF mast. boom. gan aud qsail) The
rudder and rudder-post vers whit
tied out OF one piecs. ons-AaaS anch. :
thick. fastened to the keel with Sta
Pies hooh0d together, and with thNL :,
rudder-post sticking through . holA-
with some brada pointed back paxas...,
lei to the .rudder.
The secret Of automatic taekinr
was . string running from the tillef
to the boom. II was axed % that.
the sail. swinging to one side. would
pull the tillef and rudder over to thu
same side. Another string from the,
boom to . staple in tia deck ksDt the
sail from swinging too tar out-3ust,s
enough to clear the deck.
The rig would tack only in putty.
wind. I'd start 1t out diaSonally int0r
the wind. and the wind would sWinE;s
the sail out and carry the tfllef and :,
rudder over. It took some tinkerfnet
to make the string just the ..righX.
length 30 that the ruddsr would juss,s :
counteract the pull Of the sail and
keen her In \ straight course. Sne,a
keep the tack until the pun Of wind
died out. and then the rudder would :
bring her around 30 that the next
pun would send her on the opposite,
tack. To steady her hftchsd q
piece Of stovewood on behind. tewSd..
by a cord. It took some experiment-'
ing to get everything right but 1t
work 81
Evening star., 1919-10-04
hOEHLING, PEELE 4 OGILBY,
AftOrneyu.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate CoWt-No.
26095, Administra tion.-This is to give notice
that the subscriber Of the District Of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District of Columbia letters testamentary on
the estate Of Albert r. Mcdowell, late Of the
District of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the Both day Of September. AID.
."2o; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 3oth day Of September. 1918.
MAMIE MCDOWELL, 2379 Rhode Island ave-
nne northeast. (Seal) Attest: JAMES TAN
NER. REGISTER Of Wills for the District Of Co
lnm6ia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. oc4. Ills
Evening star., 1919-10-04
". o. HUDSON HEADS BOARD.
New Orleans Port Improvements
Will Be Pushed Ahead

NE" ORLEANS, October 4.-W, O.
Hudson. recently appointed with fou,
other members to hli the vacancies
on the board Of commissioners OF the
port of New orleans. was elected
president Of the board. It WIS an
nounced that the Industrial canal
project. now well under construction.
wharf would be pushed by the new
board. The preceding commissioner
resigned At the request Of the ,xoy-
ernor who had the authority to SUM
maFily remove the membsrs, The city
was without . board for almost. Z
Evening star., 1919-10-04
BARNARD 4 JOHNSON, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Couft.-No.
26217, Administra tion.-This Is to give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District Of Colum.
bia. has obtained from the Probate Court sf
the District Of Columbia letters Of admins
tration on the estate Of Daisy Squier Phelpe.
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased An
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber or before the 18th day Of Septem-
Der. AID. 1920: otherwise they may BY law be
under my hand this 2sd day Of September.
1913. FRANCIS n. PHELPS, Pacific building.
tSeal) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register
OF Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clark Of
the Probate Court peS7 ockH
Evening star., 1919-10-04
HUNDRED DIE IN FLOOD.
Immense Property Loss Also Fol.
lows Storm in Southeast Spain.

MADRID. October 3 10y the Asso-
ciated Press) One hundred persons
have been drowned and loss exceeding
10000, ,00o pesetas has been caused. t Is
estimated. by the foods in southeastern
Spain.
Cartagena, where 30 many were
drowned by the inurdat ton Of the lower
part Of the town. and thirty villages still
were isolated Thursday night. Two
fishing boats were wrecked In the Strait
dent hailstorm, by which also the r0ofs
Of . number Of buildings were crushed.
Evening star., 1919-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANK L. PECKHAM, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Comt.-No.
2608S. Administra tion.-This is to give notice
that the subscriber Of the District Of Colum-
bia has obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia letters testamentary on
the estate Of Mary Kirkpatrick, late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 30th day Of Septem-
Der. AID. 1920: otherwise they may by law be
under my hand this 3Oth day Of September,
1919. FRANK VAN SAINT, 7l3 Southern bldg.
(Seal.) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
tho prohofc Court ocl II re
Evening star., 1919-10-04
.. s. FOOD REsoLD, Is CHARGE.
Department Of Justice Investigates
Alleged Atlanta Pruatserin4.

ATLANTA. October k-Chargss that
canned goods at the sovsrnmsnt rseaIl
store here are being. bought locally
and resold At profits - great a zoe
per cent were being investiGa1sa ~
Pronteering in sugar. which 70 almost
unootatnaDle in Atlanta now, also
has been reported to the dspArtmeAt--
The local fair price, oommittee set
q price OF - ceAts pound for sugaf.
from WashinGton, but complaints
have been made that suxar Wa .6ottnI-,
sold two p0undS fer . cenfl. -an1 tA11i
ooay wAseH ekhsfs ae1ScaAe NesG teN6Aei4
with the sugar.
Evening star., 1919-10-04
ALFRED b. LEET. Attorney.

Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-No.
2607s. AdministIation--This IL 10 give notics
that the subscriber. Of the District Of Coanm-
bta. has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Celumbia letters tesameata1y
on the estate Of Mary Ann Spencer. late Of the
District of Columbia. decessed. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day Of 6epeem-
Der. AID. 1920; otherwise they may By INV be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this sd day of September.
COMPANY. BY JAMES +. HOOD, Secretary
tSeal) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. seH ,oc4,11
Evening star., 1919-10-04
Feared He'd Not Awaken.

Doctor" he said. II expect II lay
down to go to sleep on that bed will
sleep 80 sound nohody'u ever be able
tc wake me mp. No. SIR
But he awoke himself early. this
morning. Prison life makes habits
ironclad. He had arisen and dasedly
looked around for his clothes before