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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
SURVEYORS SEEK BRIDGE SITE
Initial work on Dakota Kansas q
Gulf Project IL Begun.

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KEARNEY, Neb., Oct. ~16-(Speoial.S
The Dakota, Kansas & Gulf railway pro-
ject is attracting much attention in Kearney
and from all Indications that road will
have the first link built soon. This link
will be between Belolt, Kan, and Kearney.
Engineers from Chicago arrived in this city
today and are starting on their work. To-
day they were along the Platte picking out
the most suitable place for a bridge.
At a recent meeting In Chicago officers
were chosen as follows: s. p. Mitchell,
PRESIDENT; J.. w. Patterson Of this city,
vice president, and F. T. Durham, secretary.
c. Hildreth Of Franklin. Neb., will act as
manager for the present. Two treasurers
were selected and two funds will be kept,
one at Kearney and one at Beloit. Bonds
nave been voted and taken for so cents
on the 81. Saturday the determination of
the location Of terminals will take place.
This new cutoff will furnish a connecting
link between the north and the south. 1t
will give a more direct route to Kansas
City. Further, when the Union Pacific
builds the Kearney g. Black Hills line
farther into the north II will furnish a
mining country as a market for produce.
Kearney people are awaiting the building
OF the road with much interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
TWO PRESIDENTS
MEET ON BORDER
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

through the Chamizal territory to be met
and by Secretary of War Dickinson,
A salute of twenty-one guns was fired
and President Diaz stepped from his own
carriage into one provided by the American
authorities.
with an escort of two squadrons and
three batteries Of American field artillery
the visiting president was taken at double
quick time through the streets Of the city
to the Chamber of Commerce building
where President Taft awaited him.
President Diaz was attired in full dress
uniform. Gold lace was at his throat and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
Bed Room

Lik Cut.) Made from plain French Taffeta,
any color to match your room TO order
without valance, window ........... 93.75
To order with valance, window 800. .S4.so
86-inch French Cretonne for bed room drap-
cries, complete assortment Of colors, yd. 32o
36-inch English Chintz, guaranteed by the
makers to be absolutely fast colors, assort-
ment of colors, yard sac
42-inch Curtain Scrim, soft finish for cur
tains, or over curtains, with band appliqued
on, best quality you can buy, per yard .9oc
42-inch Curtain Net Bungalow Nets, Arab
color, yard SOC
45-inch Curtain Net, Mission Designs, white
and Arab colors, yard 300
4S-inch Curtain Net, Fflet Designs, white and
Arab color, yard .7eo
Edges to match all nets and all colors. per
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
Nebraska
Synod Takes Up
Church Appeal
Request Of Omaha Church Of the
Covenant Met by Appointment
of Committee.

MINDEN. Neb., oct. 1e.-Cspecial Tele-
g~ram.)-The Presbyterian synod this after
appointed a committee to investigate
the location Of a new church in North
Omaha, to hear the facts and report find
ings and conclusions to the synod next
Monday. This comes I'D on appeal from
the presbytery by the church covenant.
The committee on foreign missions re-
ported progress in it's work. The report
was accepted and the recommendations
adopted. The progress OF the synod thus
far has developed that the church gener-
ally is In fine condition throughout the
state. Advance is made in all branches.
IL will take up the work OF the coming
year following this synod and make still
greater progress.
Some OF the ministers are returning ia
their homes to attend to important mat
tiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

his cuffs and a broad gold sash was around
his waist. The presidents left breast was a
mass Of glittering decorations. All along
the line Of march President Diaz was
cheered by the crowds. With plumeted
in hand he acknowledged the greet
ing with bows TO left and right. Secretary
of War Dickinson rode beside him and an
aide occupied the forward seat In the car
riage.
With President Taft, when he greeted
President Diaz, were secretary Dickinson
and Postmaster General Hitchcock, Captain
Archibald w. Butt, General Albert Myer'
U. S. A; Assistant Secretary w. w.
Mishler and C. c. Wagner Of the White
House staff.
After the meeting had occurred and light
luncheon served, President Diaz withdrew
in the same manner he had come, being
escorted back to the portals Of the city
where the same courtesies as marked his
arrival attended his departure. As he
again entered his own carriage, a parting
salute Of twenty-one guns was fired.
Having seen President Disz safely away,
the American troops returned to the Cham
Der Of building and prepared to
escort President Taft over the same route
President Diaz had travelled. The applause
and cheering which greeted Diaz were as
nothing compared to the outburst OF en-
thusiasm which marked President Tafts
Journey to his meeting with the Mexican
executive.
Taft on Mexican Soil.
AS Mr.. Taft arrived on Mexican soil. he
was greeted by members Of President Diaz'
cabinet was conducted from his own car
riage into an equipage placed at his dis
posal by the Mexican republic and was
saluted by twenty-one guns OF the Mexican
artillery. When President Taft alighted
from his carriage on Mexican soil It was
the second time in the history Of the United
States that a president OF the United
States had left its borders. Mr.. Roosevelt
set the precedent when the attended a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
York COmmerciaI CIub ElectiOp.

YORK. Neb., oct. 16.-(Special.)-The
business men and property owners OF York
showed their appreciation OF the good work
done by the York Commercial club at the
annual meeting held last evening in the
club rooms by making this meeting the
largest ATTENDED of stockholders Of the
Commercial club in many years The fol-
lowing new members of the board Of d.
rectors were elected: c. Baer, C. A.
schrandt and Henry Kaspari. At the meet
ing Of the board OF directors Alfred b.
Christian was elected president; Charles
N. Carpenter. vice president; E. A. Gilbert,
jr., vice president. and c. A. Schrandt. sec
rotary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
NEBRASKA WINS FIRST PLACE
Dairy ShOw-FOrbes Leads In
Individual Competition.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, oct. ~l6.-Cspecial
observation-disclosures university won first
in the Judging contest at the dairy show
here, taking three trophies. w. Forbes won
first in the individual contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

BEATRICE, Neb.. Oct. ~16-(special Tel
egram.)-Peter Cruising, a farmer. was
struck. by a Union Pacific work train at
Pickrell this afternoon and received seri-
Gus, II not fatal, injuries. The team he
was driving was killed and his wagon re-
duced to kindllng wood. DR.. Thomas was
driven to the scene OF the accident In an
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Forcast: For
and South Dakota-Rain Sunday
and Monday; colder Monday.
For I~owa-Showers Sunday and Monday;
in east portion Monday.
For Kansas-Unsettled Sunday and Mon
day with probably showers; colder Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
HeId ON RootIegginE Charee.

BEATRICE, Neb., Oct, 1~6.-(Special Tel
egram.)-Isaac Troyer, who was brought
here from Wymore the first of the week
and lodged in Jail on a bootlegging charge,
was given his preliminary hearing today
The state failed to make a case against
hin and he was discharged. A large num-
Der Of witnesses from Wymore were in
attendance at the trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

PIERRE. S. D., Oct. 16.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The registration here for the last
week only reached 1,O74 The attendance is
not sufficient to make any noticeable diff
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

ference In the daily travel in the city and
heXt week is not expected to make much
more Of a showing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA. Oct. 16-Official record of TEN
perature and precipitation compared with
years: 1903. 1905. 1907. 1906.
Minimum Minimum t ts%RsFstSTs.: g & e g
Precipitation .e............ 90 90 90 T
Temperature and precipitation departures
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature. IS
Deficiency for the Z
Total deficiency since March l.............uS
Normal precipitation. ...,.......... .OS inch
Deficiency for the day............. .OS inch
Total rainfall since March 1......24 .46 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......... 1T inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1905. -. 3.8 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. lSO7.... 6.62 inches
4 indicates trace OF precipitation,
J.. A. WELSH, Local FOrecasteT.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
Lace Curtains

SO. SO Marie Antoinette Curtains in Arab color, the newest fall
styles. You should see and compare with the ordinary curtain.
Our special price at per pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
$6.75 Duchess Curtains in Champagne color; they come ~ yards
long, 40 inches wide In the newest designs, per pair 80. Sc. rs
$1.95 Bed Room Curtains in Madras, white and ecru, '2h yards
long, As inches wide, no waste, made just the length you need; we
show 8 styles, per pair, special ............... 81. On
$3.50 Colored Madras Curtains for libraries, new designs, complete
assortment, per pair ........... ....... ........ So. 80
PORTIEHES-Our stock is complete in ell colors at any price. We
have all the newest styles, per pair, from $3.75 to -. S25. 90
COUCH COVERS-6O inches wide, 3 yards long, Persian designs,
each ......... .. 80 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is cheapest
because 1t is best.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
Nebraska


automobile by Fay Fuller in twenty min
utes, a distance Of ten miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17
PeTuna Secrets
You Should Know

Golden Seal, the root of the above
plent, Is a very useful medicine. Many
people gather IT In our rich woodlands
during the summer. Few people know
how valuableitis in dyspepsia, catarrh.
and as a general tonic.
Many thousand pounds of this root are
used each year in the famous cataFrh
remedy, Peruna. This fact explains why
everybody uses Peruna for cataTTh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

pTlc, which enables us to sell them Monday
10-6x12 It. Velvet Rug, regular price,
$3.50, special ..S16.75
10-6x11 IT. Extra Administer Rug, regular
price $500, special ..,...... S19.75
10-6x12 IT. Heavy Velvet Rug, regular
price $37.25, special .S29.75
10-6x12 It. Extra Administer Rug, regular
price $500, special ........ S27.5 so
S-Sx1O it. Bigelow Administer Rug, regular
price $500, special ......... S26.5O
1O-6x12 #. Best Tapestry, regular price
$27.5O, special .$21.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

ire and precipitation departures
at Omaha since March l.,
ed with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

the greatly reduced pprice, which enables us
1O-6x10-2 #. Bigelow Administer Rug, reg
ular price $4,000, special ..S32.5O
6x9 II. Bundhar Wilton Rug, regular price
$3.50, special ............ $500
6x8-3 IT. Bundhar Wilton Rug, regular
price $4,000, special $3.50
6-9x8 IT. Morest Brussels Rug, regular
price $1,000, special $3.50
8-3x1O IT. Saxony Administer Rug, regular
price $21.50, special .........S15.00
8-3X9-6 #. Saxony Administer Rug, regular
price $21.OO, special .........S15.75
8-3x9-6 IT. Body Brussels Rug, regular
price $4,000, special $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-17

Indicates trace OF precipitation
l.. A. WELSH, Local FOrecaster.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. s-COntinued.

Randolph A Menefee. IS St nw...... $1,000
Miss May A. Miller a Adams st. nw.... 1905
Miss Edith NJ EicOle. III Adams St NV. $3.50
Mr.. william T. Poole 4Os st. NV. 1soss4
r. E Pidgeon. 1907 Harvard st. nw.... Iosa
Clarence T Parker. 1923 11th st. nw... 1856
Miss Rita schiRman. 1852 Harvard st. NV. l279
Miss Mary Tebbs s2s Morton st. aw.".. 1901
Milton NJ Thorne. 1910 4th st nw......... l.25s
Mr jesse Yeimeyer. 12os ST nw--..-... 1850
NJ. Ralph z. Walker. I55 Adams St NV. 1s5725
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. l2.

District No. u includes the city OF Alexandria
Anaeostia. Congress Heights. ard Good Hope. and
all rural territory from the above cities.
Father Cutler 40 Duke ST. Alexandria 1880
J. P. Gaynor St Elizabeth Congress
Heights. D. c.-.-..-.....,.........-.... 1850
Richard n Latham, Alexandria. va. 1890
Master Samuel Matthews Bell Home, Ana
costa. D. C............ .. - s6s
Sir. VIM Priest. 300 n. Patrick St. Alex
sndria. W.. ---..-.-.--..-..-.. I4slss
Mr.. :. p Pullen. ia n. Royal st. Alex
andTia ...... ...........-............... 4I2o
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
Here Is the List Of Contestants
In The Washington Heralds Great Prize giving Contest

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The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 1s.

District No. Is includes Petworth Brightwood
Takoma Park, Silver Spring. Sligo. Brookland
LangdOn. North Langden. Woodbridge Kenilworth
ana rural territory from the above named places
Miss Lucy s Black. silver Spring Nd. asses
Mrs. Albert W. Bowen. 1856 jackson St ne 1850
Mr.. J. R. Carson. 7Os Michigan ave.
Brookland- D C----.--.--.............. 5T7s
Claud D. Clayton. 74O LonEfelIow 81 NV 1880
SIr. Chas Cole. 432 Shepherd st. NV. 1920
Mrs. Jennie r. Drisgers. Olive and I'd sts
Kenilworth. D. C..-...-.............. szTo
Mr. Frank Favorite. Takona Park, D. c.. 1850
Mr. John W Johnson. Silver Spring. Nd. 24224
Henry UtIey Milne. Columbia and Pine
aves. Takoma Park D c C-.---------. 1870
Miss Ethel Mitchell. 1854 Everts St.
BrOokland. d C...-...........-........ 1920
Mr. Herbert W. Rutledge. 1000 Kansas
ave nw.-.----..... -...-.--...-........ s7si5
M Roland P. Skinner 18th and franklin
sts-. Langdon. D. c......--........... 34os
Mr.. W. A. Trotter. 54oe 9Th ST nw.- sss5l
Geo. c. Turnbau Columbia Golf C1ub..... so7s4s
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 6.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by an imaginary line through them all from the
Capitol to Fourteenth street on the south the west
side Of North Capitol street the south side Of L
street northwest. and the east side Of Fourteenth
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT 10. Il.

District No. Il includes Tennallytown. souer-
set Heights. Friendship Heights. Derwood. and
Chevy Chase IN the District OF Columbia and
Maryland. Cleveland Park. Cathedral Heights. and
wOOdley Park, and all rural territory from the
above named places.
Mr.. z. A Bisgs. Cumberland ave. som
erset. -.---...-................. IO42o
Miss Rosemary Browning. 1912 Newark
ST nw.-..-..- -......-.-.-.-..-........ 2502ss
Miss E A. Cummings Chevy Chase Nd. 2so 4ss
Miss II G. Cauaghan. 1901 Grant Road
ave. Tennallyto~n. D. C.-....... s47s
James Douglas. Chevy Chase Golf Club. s517o
Ernest L Johnson. 400 Wisconsin ave-,
Tenna,lytown D C.---------.----------- 22s,Iss
william PEBBLES Somerset West Chevy
Chase. Md-.------...---....... ...-....- 2sI.oso
Lawrence Pyle 1919 Newark st....... 4sso
Samuel Riggs. Rockville Md......... LILO
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. z.

District No. includes ali that territory bounded
oy the north side Of street northwest and the
west side OF North Capitol street and the south
side OF street northwest. and the east side OF
Fourteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Mr.. Stewart NJ Angelo 124 Seaton ST NV I'm
Mrs. AIie sharpe Balch 1925 Euclid St.. 2747o2
w. S. Bsllinger. 734 Harvard ST. NV. a7s 7so
INK BOWIE 800 Westminster St NV. 2O27O
Sidney T. Bishop. 1873 Adams st. nw. IaSe-5
Mrs NJ F. Butts Is5 Adams ST NV 77e
Mr. Nicholas Buxmeyer. 1892 9Th ST. NV 1897
w. NJ c. Cheseldne. 1l6 Adams st NV AKA
Miss l. = Ciaytor' 1929 l4th St NV. 1.1sO
henry W. Draper 1903 Fairmont ST.. 145o
Mr.. John B. Eckenrode I712 1st St NV osa
Root W. rarely Z4l5 lst ST. NV. 10Ssos
Walter Fowler. Jr.. 1910 Irving ST. NV. 12la
X a tcro. l9t- harvard St nw------.- 2fOOs7
.aFs. Eo" M. Frost s26 Westminster ST. 1910
mrs l. A. freeman. 4S V St nw...-..... zoos
Mr.. Francis J. Ford. 1922 Harvard ST. NV ss0o
A. ,. Genis- oe0 irving st. nw.-...-.... s.s40
William J. HARRISON jr.. 1s45 18th st. NV ! ESQ
-. > hoover. 2lzS lst ST. nw--.-........ SO0.73s
~. nr- JOS =, Hurney, zzo1 18th ST NV. 1920
Mr. Isaac Haas 272s 18th st. nw..... 1o2e4o
~ MIS- = "a Net'ner. ia Adams St nw...... 12.4SO
AT FRANK marx 81 Bryant st. NV. S3.ss5
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northeast and the
west sde OF Biadensburg road. and the east side
OF North Capitol street including lexington sub
urb
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. S.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northwest and the
west side OF North Capitol street to Michigan ave-
nue. and the south side of Spring road and the east
side OF Fourteenth street
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. l.

District No. l includes all the city OF George
towns known that section west Of Rock Creek
sOuth,Nof Massachusetts, avenue. east Of the Dis
trct 1sae. and north of the Potomac River
Georges W Barnes. S25s o st. nw-.-....... 222.2s5
Samuel fMcDevitt. 3114 DumbartOn ave.. 1920
Miss Louise c. Mcmahon. 14o4 Park I'd NV. 2Oss
Mr. Bernard F. Messenger 1901 soth ST. NV, 1871
Mrs. Ida Perry. 1890 2Sth ST aw.......... Is4O
AIRS. Chas. Alvin Smith Sl10 Dunbarton
ave. Georgetown. ....................... $3.50
Cloyd Tawenner. 14ls SD St nw......... sL20s
Miss MarySM wilkins 1928 2Sth ST. nw.... 2ss7s2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Mr. Paul Allen, 63s L st. ne-.............. 2lls4
Mr. r B Buckley. IIOs Fla ave ns....... 2s.z12
Mr.. P J. conlOn. 7s2 st ns............. 1872
Philip KrOnhein. ssos 18th st nw........ 5000
Mrs Laura '. Erickson. SIS NJ St ne...... 5.719
Mrs Robert 7. Franey. 1915 y. Capitol St. 1875
Geo B. Johnson. 700 Mich. ave- ne........ 1.O4s
Mr.. Harry C. Johnson SO St. ne......... 221s5S
Mrs NJ c. Gallagher. s12 sth St.. 49,. $500
Mr.. E K. Richardson. \. Cap. and SITS. 1928
Charles J. Twsedels. 1874 Morse st ne..... 1880
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 4.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side Of street northwest the west
side OF Fourteenth street northwest, and the south
side Of L street northwest and Rock Creek and
the Potor1ac River
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 2.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northwest and the
side, Of Fourteenth street northwest to the
extremitysand the east bank Of Rock Creek
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. II.

District No II includes al towns IN the States
OF Virginia and West Virginia with the exception
Of Alexandria IN Virginia
C. :. Anender Bslington. " va--... 1S5e
Mrs : L Barnes. EIkins. ". vA-........ 1870
Nellie Blaekiston. Pisemoat ". va. 1890
M ". X Barnstt East RadrOrd. vs,..... Il95
". A. Bonavita Clifton Forge va.. 400
Ms a C. Blsight Fairsax. Ya........... S4sso
Joe Butch. Harding. W. va....--..-..... 1Oz5
Mrs Z B Crawfora Harrisonburg va. 1850
Mr.. Alfred CHRISTOPHER. Front St. Henry,
" Vn------ -..---.....----...---..-.. 5000
Miss Helen Campbell Pulaski va 451O7
Miss E S Cox Accotint va-----.--... sns
Miss Maud Clark. MartinsburS ". Va. 1880
E. e Caperton. Princeton. ". Va. 1000
7. ii. De SlIvey Hlnton. W Ea....... 1000
Mr.. John N Daniel. Stafford Court House.
Va -----.----.--.-..-.-.- --.......- 1.34B
wm- DeeEan. Glen Jean. ". va.......... 1000
Miss Edith Drisoou carloover. 1910
Mr. J. ". Ellison. 3r- Waynes5oro. Va. 1ooss7
Miss II z England. 1895 Main St. Fred
ericksburg. Va. -....--...... 5ssss
Miss EllzG Fitz Hugh Fredericksburg. Va eo0O
S P Gentry. 10 Main ST. Fredericksburg.
Va ............ ........-.....-....-... ss1.sls
John D Germsr sol Tennis st. Hinton.
W Va.-------..-..--.--.-- .-...---..-. Sass
Kiss Cary Graves. Freeeriekssurs. Va. 1000
Miss Ella Nay Grasty Orange. Va. z5s1s
Miss Lillian L Goshorn. Piedmont W Va 1000
Mr. A c Haight. 1891 12th ave. Hunting
ton ". .-............... L74o
Mr. Ralph Henry. E Peabody ST. staun-
ton. Va-.....-......-...-...--.. LILO
Mr- p D. Hutchinson. Pleasant Valley. Va Ass
Miss Madeline Johnson. Front Royal. va. sa24o
Mss E-nes,ine Kidd. So Richardson St.
stauRton. Va --.---.-.-.-.-.... 1z7o
M W Herndon Keller. Stauntou, Va. $3.50
Miss Edith Levy Anderson. ...-.......... 1880
Hiss Gertrude Hester MohIe-, Grottoes.
Va --------.--. --...-...-.-............ 34o24
ThOs. s J 8rulligan. Ridgely W Va. 1910
Miss Mary Nelson. Lewisburg. w va. 1920
Miss Matte n Newcomer. Hot Springs Va s0155s
Master Geo. NJ NOen r. Roneeverte.
W. Fa.-......-- .--.-.-.--------------- 6S43O
Nj s Matthew rison. Leesourg. va 1880
Miss Nellie B Plaster. Bluemout. va. 1850
Miss Daisy z. Pruit5. wenon6a. Va. 121sos
Mr. W L Pierce. strasburg. va.......... 2572so
Percy n Rector. Hayrnzrket. va......-.. Isoo
T. F. Reese ThurnOnd ". va-.-......- 10Ss
Mss Elsie snapp. Winchester. va........ s1.04s
Ms A 9 Sizer. Covington. va..-....... 10000
Mrs ;. II Simpson Harrisonburg va. 1O0e
Mr- g z. Smith. oakton va-............ 1914
Mrs " d slaven Lewisburg. " Va. 1000
Alberta Tarter. 4th ave wythevine Va $4,000
Mss Lottie Tan PhiIlIpi ". va......... 5000
Mss Mamie Tinms Fredericksburg. Va. s1.4a0
Miss Josie Thurmand Nfinder ". Va. Loeo
Mrs. Claude Van sickler. North Fork. Va 1245
Albert G. Walker. Glen Jean. W va 1ooe
Mrs. Katie Wolfe. Keyser Y. Va. 1000
Dr. D. H. wOrthington. p s King st.
Hampton Va 1910
Nj Albert Wilson. Elk Garden. W va I7s9
Miss PrudIe wiIhide. Grafton. W va. 1.02a
Robert watson 8Ienden, ". va..... 1ooo
Dr. II Yokun. Reverly. W va....... ooa
Edgar ". Young. Charleston. ". Va. 1880
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 1s.

District No. IS includes the state OF Maryland
and territory not mentioned IN the other named
districts
Edward Anderson. Rockville Md......... 1000
Miss Eienora E Bonman. Indian Head Nd. 1000
Chester A A Burras. Frederick. Md. s24s
Edith r chapplen- en-............-......-..- $4,000
Mr Harrison Rodgers Gore. Upper Marl-
boro. Md ......--...-............ 441s0
Miss Ethel Chant. Daniels Park. Md. asss4
whiteaeld Grayson. sharpsburg. Md. 45.a2o
Miss Fannie Reid Hancock Md..........- 1900
Miss Hay MeCrOOie, Oakland, Md---.-... s.25o
Miss Laura sothoron. HughesvilIe. Nd. s.745
Miss Hazel G. E. Shaw. Glen Echo Md. las
Miss Juiia P Weed. seabrooke Md........ I45.S40
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northwest and the
west side OF Fourteenth street. the south side OF
street northwest and the east bank Of Rock Creek
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. 5.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the west side of South Capitol street and the
south side Of B street southwest. and the Speed
way and Washington Channel
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. II.

District No II includes all that territory bound
ed on the south and east by the Eastern Praneh
and the south side OF East Capitol street and
the east side OF South CaDito! street
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DISTRICT NO. Is.

U4o4A4O4 NJ. 10.
District No. Is includes Hyattsville. Riverdale
College Park. Mount Rainier Vienna Clarendon
Del Ray. Braddoek Heights. Arlington. St Elmo
West Falls Church. Rosslyn. Banston. and all
rural territory from the above named places
Mrs. Laura v Allen. Arlington. Io.s7O
James T. Boswell, Arlington. va----.---.. 2.44s
Miss Grace c. Greene West Fails Church,
vo. ....-.---. --.-----.--...-.......... 1885
P. D. Hutchison, Pleasant Valley. Va L05s
Mr.. F. E Keith. Hyattsville. Md.-..-.-.. 5s.2ss
Mr. P E. Little. Adams ave-. Riverdale.
nd. .........- ..-..-.........----.---.- 2S722
Harry Lewis, HyattsviTe Md......-..-... 1000
Mark Turner. Route 1. Vienna, va.......- 5s.5ss
Presley Wedding. Mt Rainier. Md. 52.43s
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

District No. II includes al towns IN the States
Of Virginia and West Virginia with the exception
OF Alexandria IN Virginia.