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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

Ich mache ebenfalls bekannt und
gebe NotiZ. vie in und Won der drei-
zehnten Sektion der Akte vom 2. Juli,
1869 ich angewiesen bin: "Dasz jede
Person, ausgenommen Friedensrichter
die Elm Amt oder Ernennung Won Profit
oder Vertrauen unter der Regierung
der Verelnigten Staten innehaelt, oder
in diesem Staate, oder in irgend elmer
Stadt oder inkorporirtem Distrikt. sci
es nun ais bevollmaechtigter Beamter
oder Agent. der list oder angestellt
werden soil, unter den leglslatiyen, ge-
richtlichen oder exekutiven Departe-
ments dieses States oder der Verein
igten Staten, oder irgend elmer Stadt
oder inkorporirtem Distrikt. und
gress und der Staatslegislatur und
vom Selekt und Common Council. ir-
gend eines inkorporirten Distriktes, list
laut Gesetz unfaehig anzunehmen oder
zu halten Zu derselben Zeit das Amt
oder die Ernennung zines Richters.
Inspektors oder Schreibers irgend elmer
wahl in diesem Staate, und dasz klein
Inspector oder Richter, oder .irgend Elm
Beamter elmer solchen Wahl erwaehl-
bar ist zu irgend einem Ante, fuer das
gestimmt wird, NIT Ausnahme zines
Wahlbeamten.
Ebenso. dasz in der vierten Sektion
der Akte der Gesetzgebung betitelt:
"Eine Akte in Betreff Won Wahlen und
fuer andere Zwecke," bestaetigt am l6.
April. 1874, ist es bestimmt, dasz die
dreizehnte Sektion "nicht ausgelegt
werden soil. um einen militaerischen
Beamten oder Boroughbeamten zu ver-
hindern um ais Richter, Inspector oder
Schreiher bel irgend elmer General oder
Spezialwahl in diesem Staate zu die
men,"
Fbenso. dasz in der fuenften Sektion
der Akte vom 30. Januar. 1874. es he
staetigt list dasz jede General oder
Spezialwahl soil offen sein um 2 uhr
Vormittags und soil offen gehalten
werden ohne Unterbrechung oder YER
tagung bis um Uhr Attends, wann das
Register geschlossen werden soil.
Ebenso dasz. wenn Elm Richter durch
Krankhelt oder sonstige unvermeidliche
Unfaelle verhndert wird solche
elmer Versammlung ais Richter beizu-
wohnen. damn soil das vorhenannte
Certihkat oder Resultat in Hand ge-
nommen werden Won den Inspektoren
oder Schreibern der Wahl in besaStem
Distrikt, die solche Pfichten vollfueh-
rem sollen, welche Won dem night an
wesenden Richter verlangt werden.
self der letzten wahl Veraenderungen
gemacht hat in den Stimmplaetzen,
night benannt in dteser Proclamation,
damn soil der richtiRe Stimmplatz SOL
cher sein vie vom Gericht aneegeben.
GeReben unter meiner Hand In mel
ner Amtstuhe zu Scranton. diesen 20.
Tag i'm Oktober In dem Jahre des
Herrn eintausend neunhundert und
siehen. in dem einhundert und einund-
dreisstgstAn Iahre der Unabhaenglg-
keit der Vereinigten Staten.
Gott erhalte den Staat.
p. r. CALPIN. scheriff.
ScheriN's once. Scranton. Pa,
den 20. Oktober, 1908.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

Avenue, in besagter Ward.
6. Ward. 2. Distrikt-In elmer Bude
Won den County Commissioner erich
tet, gelegen an der suedwestlicher
Ecke Won Loomis Avenue und Reynolds
Strasze, auf Lot No. las, Block No. 5,
Won Reynolds Addition zur Lincoln
Heights, in besagtem Distrikt.
ThrOOp Borough Distrikt.
An dem neuen Borough Gebaeude in
besagter Borough.
Borough Won Vandling Distrikt.
.Am Hotel des Peter Butler, in besag-
tenn Borough.
wnyerIy Borough Distrilxt.
Am Waverly Band Gebaeude, an
Church Strasze in besagtem Borough.
West Arlington Distrilxt.
An der Halle des II. r. Capwell, In
besagtem Distrikt.
WintOn Borough Distrikten.
!. Ward-An dem oeffentlichen Schulz
Gebaeude No. /, in besagtem Borough.
2. Ward-Am Hause des Michael
Gallagher, Ecke Bridge StrasZe und
Olyphant Road, in besagter Ward
8. Ward-An dem oeffentlichen Hause
Won Thomas Reddington, Ecke Church
Strasze und Clarkson Avenue, in be-
sagter Ward.
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v v 2 F 3 l
 ? LOCAL AND OTHERWISE l ? f ef + .r <. + 1. 1. + I. t. I. !. 1. !

Pictures q plenty al Orpheo thq- ater If
 --koolest place in town, the The atorium. [ 19 Ct
 --Lost-A gold Elk head cuff button
 near postoflice or on Pine street. Reward. Frank IIurle at Mann-Tank- ersley Drug Co. 7 b Ct
 For sale-Nearly new, complete, small job printing outfit; just the shing to make money with; will sell at sacrifice account leaving the sity Address Printer, care of Gra- phic. 16 St
 Coroner R. D. McGaugly was summoned Sunday night to investi- gate the sudden death at Ninth and Misosuri streets of Tennessee Free man, negro woman from Little Rock who was in the city attending a fraternal convention of negroes. Up- -on investigation Coroner McGaughy found that the woman suffered from heart trouble and deeming an inquest. unnecessary saved the county eX- pense by not holding one
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WHY GOV. SMITH
 REMOVED BROWN

Atlanta, July 20.-Goyernor Smith sent to the Georgia legislature today special message. giving his reasons for removing Joseph Brown as a member of the State Railroad Com mission in 1907. Brown recently de- feated Smith in the Democratic pri- mary. The governor reviews the act of the Railroad Commission reducing the rates in Georgia. this action hav- ing been opposed by Brown. While concede the right of any commis- ,sloner to disagree to the action of the majority in reducing freight and pas scnser rates. or fixing obligations up on railroad companies, deny his right to remain upon the commiss ion and furnish arguments and evidence for railroad companies to attack the action of the commission in the courts reads the message, and this lie charges Brown with having done.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that peti- tion will be presented to the Honor able County Court of Jefferson county, Ark, to change the public road to the north side of the Plum Bayou levee, beginning at or near the common corner of sec 3, 1 33 and 34 of town ship f, range 10 thence running north parallel with said levee to the Pu- laski county line, which petition will be presented at 10 a. m. July 29, 1908.
 J. s. USSERY,
 Road Oyerseer.
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THE MACCABEES
 INSTALLED IN OFFICE

The following newly elected off cfrs were installed at the last meet ing of MaslS-a Tent No 3, Knights of fhe Maecabees, in this city: Past commander, S.'J. Bumpass.
 Commander, C. A. llling.
 Lieutenant commander (. H, Burks.
 Record keeper, J. R. Sanders Jr.
 Chaplain, A. M. Riat.
 Sergeant G. F. Patterson.
 Mater-at-Arms, C. l.. Schrantz. r. NJ. Gds, Geo. Merrick
 NJ Gds.. K. F. Harroldson. Sentinel J. w. James.
 Picke>, T. w. Wyatt. Active preparations are being made for the focal lodge to carry off the honors at the state convention which meets in September at Little Rock and Maspha Tent will be we'll represented
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BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. Stacy i; visiting al Sulphur Springs.
 Miss Eva McClintock is visiting at t,ordyce .-ArH. =.-=------------ Wfltiam \. McRae ot Camden is in inc city visiting friends.
 Mrs. Frank Stewart leaves Thurs day Mineral Wells, Texas.--
 Porf. N D. MfNeil left Monday for New York 5and other Eastern points.
 Miss Bertha Bishop of Jennings, Okla. is the guest of Mrs. -M,-L-Mead. Dr. (. K. Caruthers has returned from weeks visit to relatives at Como, Miss. =.-.---- sNtssrs fsav-- Green and Charlie Stewart have feturaed from d delight ful visit 10 friends at Helena.
 Mrs. Ida Wyatt and children of Pine Bluff are visiting relatives and friends in and around Star City.
 Mrs M E. Speers and son, Henry Speers. accompanied by Miss Sallie Byrd left Monday for lOconomowoc, WiscoAsif f4.==---. ----=~
 James Maddins of uie Peoples Say, ing Bank and Trust Co. left yester day for New York to study voice cul- ture.
 Misses Emily Wenderoth of Fort Smith and Margue rite Whitemarsh of Texarkana are visiting Miss Ruth Scales.
 Tom Webb of England, Ark. is yis- ting James Potter, 106 Indiana street, who has been sicf for the past week ! Mrs. Oscar sIorford-Spellman of 120 West Nineteenth avenue. has as her guest, Miss Alice Murdaugh of Little Rock. Z.I.------=.
 Frank X. Jones of st. Louis, vino has been the guest of Frank Bloom and Henry Haizlip the past week, left yesterday for St, Louis.
 Miss Marion Sandeford, the charm ing daughter of Uncle Ben,' is eX- pected to return from her Tennessee trip to root for the Travellers s'Ba- hes" in the big game August S,--.----
 MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow left yes terday for the Chicago Beach Hotel. Mr. and Mrs Harry Trulock will re- main at their residence during their absence and upon their return home, Mr. and Mrs. Trulock will go East for month. .---.
 Bob Burford and wife of Pine Bluff are spending a few days in this city. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ryall Mrs. Burford's parents. They will remain until after the old soi- ders dinner on the 21st.-Lincoln CouhtN Enterprise.
 Miss Mime Lazarus, one of the most accomplished musicians ill the southwest, has returned from Pine Bluff where she has been instruct-i ing a class in the conservatory of That city for the past several months. Camden Beacon.
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CAPT. J. B. YORK
 ~ HAS RESIGNED

Captain ]. E. York has tendered his resignation to Mayor Toney as com missioner of Grayeling district No. l and Sewer district No. ?. This is made imperative to Captain York as his large business interests. cit of
 Pine Bluff demand his time Mir Iofk has done much needed ser vice for the city in this capacity and it is loss to the city to have him go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-21

See the best moving pictures in the Theatorium. l9 Ut
 Do not miss the opening of the Orphco this Saturday. Excellent pro- gram. Illustrated songs. Elliotts or chestra Moving pictures. u
 The Crescent Tailoring Company has purchased the Pender-Colyar Pressing Shop at 103 Court street, and the business will hereafter be un- der the management of F. IT. Blanson Cleaning and pressing neatly done on short notice. Ladies skirts a specially. New phone 50o. [ II Ct
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Plantation for Rent

We desire to make five year con- tract on place as desirable from every standpoint as the best farm in the Little Rock district cotton lands. There are 1500 acres in the tract, 900 of which are in high state of cultivation. The place is thoroughly ditched and is clean all over. It is above the highest overflow, without leyee. Soil is mostly rich, sandy loam varied occasionally by a mix ture of sandy and stiff soil.
 Gin, press and engine comparative ly new. There is an attractive cot tase for lessee. The tenants houses are probably the best in the district.
 There is railroad station on the place, and it is also reached by about 10 miles of pike out of Little Rock
 The place is well stocked with live stock and implements, which must be purchased by the lessee Likewise the lease must be made by financial ly responsible person, or must carry a strong endorsement.
 Any one with money, who does not find this great opportunity.
 UNION TRUST COMPANY
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SCRT GGS-MON CANNING FACTORY
 WILL BUY YOUR VEGETABLES

The ScrueesImon Canning Factory will buy your tomatoes, peaches, beans and sweet potatoes Deliver these to the factory west of Pine Bluff (and get cash for them. Highest mar ket price at all times. 19 12t
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

All members of Pine Bluff Lodge No, 36, A. o. IT. w.. are requested to meet at their hall at p m. in order to attend the funeral of our deceased brother. Jno c. Hemmert.
 T. F. SCT1ENKF,, Foreman
 0. c. KEEI. FER, Rec. Sec.
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Sixth and Chestnut School 302 West Sixth Avenue. Kindergarten and
 Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

Improvements are planned for the kindergarten, for the departments of German and Elocution, and for all other departments of the school : A number of the old teachers have been retained, and valuable addition to the teaching force has already been made.
 The principals appreciate the con- fidence and cooperation of those who have engaged their children's places without waiting for circulars to be sent out
 For information apply to
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that I am now prepared to take up all pro- tested school warrants; also all out standing road scrip.
 J. IT. SHELBY, 1-9-tf County Treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-21
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL.

Now open. Rates s750 per week, meals 50 cents. When accommoda- ton is expected please phone ahead, Old phone 1161, hotel rings, store 2 rings w. T Hill proprietor. 7-5-fm
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MISS CALLIE JONES, Both Telephones, 598.
LADIES. REMEMBER

You will need your old mattresses renovated and your carpets cleaned to begin to live through another win ter. So remember those who have work of this kind to be done we will call and make special prices during the net 60 days. We have the only Carpet Cleaner in the city, every one knows this; also we have the finest and largest line of Tickings in plain ard artistic designs. We have the finest workmen which can be had and We live in the city and will refer you to the following whom we have done work for:
 Names.
 A. Brewster, Mrs. C. F. Moore. l J. II. Watkins, w. c. Hudson. Jefferson Hotel, KnoX-Walker Co.,. Y. NJ c. A., City Simpson & Webb, Y. M c. A. Jones-Reap Crawford Co.,.
 boro, Union Fur. Co.,. Y. M c. A. McGeheeHardin Fur. Go, F. II. Walker, Tedstrom Fur. Co, W. D. Hearn, Puddephatt Fur and many others too numerous to mention, can testify to our Mattress es, also to our Carpet Cleaning Ma chine,
 Bc.h phones, Call Us.
 TrRNFR BEDDING FACTORY.
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$4S.GO

Boston and return via Iron Noun tain occount Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias, July 29 to August g, final return limit August 16, which may be extended to September 16. 19 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-21

Itching. bleeding. protruding or blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chronic cases soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists all sell if. (3)
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We Carry Prime Meats

and no other kind. Our aim is to have the best qualities only and let other butchers .handl" the inferior grades of meat. Consequently our regular customers know that fer prime roast, lamb, mutton, veal or pork, for all kinds of poultry ill season, and for chops, steaks and outlets, no competitor ran approach us in quality. The same may be said of our splendid hams and bacon.
 ATKINSON GROCER co. :
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-24
RAYMOND CITY.

; Rev. e. J. Woodland, of BidweII,
Ohio, filled the pulpit here, Sunday.
and preached two good sermons,
Mrs. Adzonia Carey attempted sui
eide at the homeyof her father, B. J.
Alexander, Friday evening, by swal-
lowing carbolic acid By. the help
Of friends and arphysician, she recov-
cred. b. ,',.:s 'o,#. ..:.; ~ u
, Miss Hazel Price lefty Monday, for
Institute, where 4,She resumed her
studies. She was accompanied to In
stitute by her brother -. .r
=; A donation partyrwas given at the
home. Of Jack Walker, in honor. OF
Miss Sadie ,,WalkaIEts Miss Walker
left, Monday, to enter ,school at IN.
stitute., ~ $ - r. p. 4lS};s s+.&rz ' ':......
Miss Mary, ;Alstonqytil leave, Mon
day For Enhe1d, Ns*C.,| where she
will resume her, studies,g She will be
accompanied by Miss :, Mittie Hayes
who viii enter school there.
:: Howard Womack and sister, Miss
Annie, were in Charleston, Monday
j Nv. Coles spent Sunday in St. AL
bans. - = ,'<.s@0>,.
! L, r. Prentiss was In Charleston,
Sunday. ! l.. . is =
Miss Perrie Bennett spent Sun
day at her home in Gallipolis, Ohio
Mrs. Carrie Mckinney, OF Ply.
mouth, spent sunday,here with rela,
tives. 49,. ~ ="
q. Jerry Womack is very sick at his
home, on. Piedmont road.
Charley Williams was an out OF
town visitor last week.
Mrs. M. A.. 'Pierson returned to hel
home in Charleston, Saturday even
ing. ~r| IT,. .~>,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-24
SIT. ALBANS.

Miss Cora Harris, after spending q
few days here with her grandm other,
has returned home.
Rev. w. w. Scott was at Raymond
City, where he preached, Sunday!
= Mrs. M. e. Dawson has returned
home, after two days absence.
Dana Gordon is Recovering from q
serious illness. . -
= Mrs. Charlotte Davis is GONZALES
cling. : -.
C. B. Jones spent Sunday at Hunt.
ington. -
Mrs. Ruth Wilson and daughter
Mrs Price, have returned from q
pleasant visit to Fayetteville. - =
Rev. ]. A; Taylor, Of Charleston
preached at the A. M. e. church
Sunday.
Clayton and Dana Gordon and E
morgan were at Charleston, Mon
DAY night OF last week, attending the
Black Patti show.
W1lbert Jones returned from Char.
lesion, Tuesday. =
MISS Rhoda Wilson returned last
week to Charleston to resume her
WORK In the Garrett school, u
William Fukery, who attended the
b. M. G. at Atlantic City last week,
has returned home.
=; Minor Willis left for his home as
Huntington last week, after spending
the summer very pleasantly here
with mis- aunt, Mrs. Green. .
Mrs. M. M. Stratton and Miss Mar
tina Former have returned from Lex
tngton, KY, where they attended the
National Baptist Convention. ~ d.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Friend have
moved into their home ON the corner
OF Bryan snd Oliver streets.
G. J. Banks was business yisitor
TO Charleston, Saturday. ..
Rev. Gordon preached at the ST,
Paul church, Sunday.
Lon Wilson spent Sunday here
with his family.
q. Brooks, Of, Plymouth, was a
business visitor here, Monday. :
, The public school opened moadav,
With Miss Mabelie Scott, OF f,oIuna.
bus, Ohio, as teacher III I. 8 8 y
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-24
HUNTINGTON.

I Miss Gertrude Mills left for Texas
last Tuesday, to resume her work as
teacher in an Industrial school.
Miss Luella Bolden left, Monday,
to take up her studies at West Vir-
ginia Institute. III
Rev. w. N. Brown, of Roanoke,
Va, filled the pulpit at 18th street
Baptist church, Sunday, and large au-
diences at both services listened to
eloquent sermons delivered by him.
Rev. I. v. Bryant returned from
Gallipolis, Friday, where he was call
ed to preach the funeral Of Mrs. Mar
tina Taylor, and also performed the
marriage ceremony of Miss Ina
Mitchell to young man from A1aba-
ma.
Rev. 8. A. Thurston returned from
the Baptist Convention at Lexington,
KY, Saturday. 49,.
G. w. Hughes returned from his
trip to Atlantic City, Sunday.
The Elks held social session at
their hall last Thursday evening, and
the following menu was served in a
most delightful manner by the COM
mittee on social entertainment, un-
der the supervision Of B. F. Richard
son:
Woodson Sweet Pickles, Mcqueen
Olives, Oysters Sam Graves, ST. Paul
Cat Fish Barnett Style, Spring Chick
en- A, La Newton, Chicago, Lamb
Haunch Tarrer Style, Eggs Ber La
Perdue, Post Du Monroe Cheese, J..
H. Jackson Sandwich w. l.. Johnson
ROLAND James left, Sunday, to
take charge OF the dairy department
of training in an industrial school
near Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. r. w. White left this week
for Washington, D. G. '"
. The following special program
was rendered at the Ebenezef Church,
Sunday afternoon, by the Y. M. G. A.
In ,commemoration Of the Emancipa-
ton proclamation: I3||@.
= J.. Song Service. ~ IN ~. ="
~, Invocation. ri, 5...s, ~,
Bible Quotations. gsl.s . ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-24
OLA EeksBURG.

(. Large crowds visited tho mn,
meeting. SUNDAY. at GvpsvI - !. ( -
~ Mo 4 10 T,a,, 49, or.,, Ia ;, -,
baan v,a, f;,, :. IS the ho1na W. ~ Ias
RUM. ieft3 forS her home at sand
Plains. she sWais accom- panied nome
BY Mrs. Ruf6n.:7 n 0' - - :, !,
= $rss,I,, !, ~ Ia.d,to, =. ~,
:, - - 81 NJ saaout ,,,.i tn. ~, ~
o. r,a a !, N r.,.i ai1,nas v.so n,
1890 ~, y 1S w. s "a' o. tg ~
:, 49, ~ a;hat "a h anu i1oAeu - -
IT. tHa a, IL III y sss.s ' 40 O'ns uone ~
$3.50! RI 5,1...
E, MISS y t'' FsIeltss3 mas returned
tom : aaelS 4 esat visit TO several
Atfern .S 8 Ys> >@ Il:
+ !. Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Beulah
Wright, aof Bafkhahnon, weres bust
ness VISITORS sheAe last week.
Mrs. Mary Billiard, Of Charleston,
is the. pleasant, yguest of Mrs. M. j.
Grayson. 5.g t-,sl ~ (. :.
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o'clock. IN, Frey. ". Hardy will
preach, Presentation OF the prize
tor the church and Il f6S% the
Sunday q school will I. ALSO be
had at this service. $50 p:s m;s Rev.
z. H.. McKoy, D. D., will lead the
regular services. Presentations of
at this hour. .st -e !. 3v'';>.9
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel ,Bustsr re-
turned, Thursday, from Quinninnont,
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks with relatives. f f}$p
Rey.sV. Hariday and members are
conducting a revival at the III: e.
church. %r.,,. y j .....:. ,rl=z% - 81
= Rev. w.. w. Scott, of St. Adams,
was a.; visitor here. Sunday, and
preached at the First Baptist church,
Sunday. r.'%~ ~ :
Rev. Warner Blown, delegate to
the National convention at Licking
ton, KY, returned hon1ej Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, H.. FL Railey enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday, compliment
tary to Mrs. q. T. Brown, of Insti-
tute, and T. H. Norman, Of Washing
ton, D. C. -. Yt>s"'-