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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23
SOCIAL NOTES
OF Newark and the Suburb,

Miss Mildred Harris, of South Broad
street, this city, entertained friends last
night in honor of her cousin, Mis-
Martha Valid, of East Orange, who viii
sail shortly for Europe to study music
Those present were Miss Florence Will
Jams, Miss Laura Flint, Miss Alma
Possese, Miss Elsie Williams, Mis-,
Ethel Donald, Mr.. John Ward, Mr.
Harold johnson, of New York; Mr.
James Jordan, Mr.. Roy Allen, of East
Orange, and Mr.. George Dorse. A pink
color scheme was carried out in the
decorations.
The third Laurel dance of the season
will be held Friday evening in the
Roseville Auditorium. The committee
in charge consists of Mr.. Charles
Liedtke, chairman; MIR. Norman Rock
well, Mr.. Harold Yamold, Mr.. Frank
l.. Morton, jr., and Mr.. G. Mann. The
patronesses will be Mrs. William Fl.
Roe, Mrs. Matthias Ludlow, Mrs.
Charles II. Emmons, Mrs. G.. E. Kynor,
Mrs. Herbert Booth, Mrs. Fl. Wagner,
Mrs. Emma Robinson, Mrs. Frank l..
Morton inc Mrs. B. r. Yarnold.
The Central Woman's Suffrage Com
mittee of New Jersey will meet at the
suffrage headquarters in the Symphony
Auditorium on Wednesday morning,
January 81, instead of Thursday morn
ing, January 25, as previously an
nounced. 49,
The Woman's Club of Arlington will
meet this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Nellie Cornwall. of 656 Belsrove
drive, Arlington. An interesting and
appropriate program has been ar
ranged for the observance of White
Ribbon Day" Mrs. Story, president of
the Hudson County Union, and Mrs.
Lake, president of the Arlington Club,
and Miss Elinor Lillian Page will read
papers. Mrs. Cornwall will preside,
assisted by Mrs. Selma l.. Belden. Miss
Edna Maurr, Miss Marion Cassidy and
Miss Ida Cornwall will furnish the
musical program. The meeting will
close with a social hour
-@:-
A leap year dance held last night in
the Washington concluded this seasons
series of fortnightlies and proved to be
one of the most enjoyable social func-
tons held under the auspices of the
younger set. In the receiving line, car
ryins enormous bouquets of the kitchen
garden variety, were DIR. Louis Shreve
Osborne, Mr.. James S. Polhemus. MI.
Chauncy Parker, Mr.. Alfred Dennis and
Mr.. Robert Symington, who also gave
the cotillion favors. Following the
order of the evening these, too. were
The committee in charge consisted of
Miss Eleanor McCarter. Miss isabella
McCarter, Miss Florence f.. Murphy.
Miss Louise Polhemus, Miss Mildred
Dennis and Miss Elizabeth Carter.
patronesses We're Mrs. Robert II.
McCarter, Mrs. Uzal II. McCarter, Mrs
James s. Polhemus, Mrs. Martin Den
mis-, Mrs. Campbell Clark, Mrs.
Ghauncy Parker, Mrs. Schuyler Jack
son and Miss Murphy.
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Mrs. Benjamin Morrill,. of 1872 Airing
on avenue north, East Orange will
leave for Havana, Cuba, where
will join Mr.. Morrill,.
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Can't Understand II.

Mrs. Jawback--I can't see how you
can always want to bet when you get
into an argument. Women don't
ever
Mr.. JawbaclS-No, of course, you
cant see, and, of course, they don't. A
wish to put a stop to the talk is ut
terly beyond a woman's comprehen-
sion.
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Practical.

Fox-All things comes to him who
waits.
Cox-Yes, but if you tip the waiter
they're likely to come sooner.
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TIE PEoPLES
: RSsTFDN

The STAR extends the privilege
of these columns to the. public and
invites signed communications of
not more than one hundred words
treating of topics of the hour.
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\ TRAiAs 10


first train back to Cairo. And when
anyone will leave st. Louis for Cairo,
it's q sure sign the cards are not
breaking his way.
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Merely n Hypothesis.

Fools build the houses where wise
men live"
The proverb d~eclares-and that's
A maxim that maybe a reason may
give
Why so many chumps live in flats.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23

Friends of members of the Columbian
Club of East Orange attended a recep-
ton last night in the clubhouse, Grant
and Roosevelt avenues, celebrating the
second anniversary of the opening of
the buildi g. New members were well
coined by the officers. Following the
reception there was dancing and sup
per was served. In the receiving line
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Froggatt,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hanpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick r. Series, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lucke. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam MacNiff. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank
lin Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hab-
erie, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crowell, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis c. Cells and Mr.. and
Mrs. George p. Williams.
Mrs. John Randall Weeks, of South
Orange, will be hostess to a %neighbor-
hood card club Saturday afternoon and
will entertain at the residence of Mrs.
Walter r. Harris, 1873 Fairview avenue,
South Orange.
y
Mrs. e. Cooper Stone, of 81 Burnet
street. East Orange, will entertain in
formally at cards this afternoon for
Miss Ramsey, who is the guest of Miss
Ida Clark, of Park street, Orange.
The Rev. c. L. Thompson will de-
A A 49, haNn 7 innn1p
at the next meeting of the Mosaic
Club, to be held Monday night, Feb
ruary 3, at the residence of Mrs. Ed
gar o, silver, SO walnut street north,
East orange.
Mrs. John Scott Parker, of Harrison
street. East Orange, who with Mrs.
M. w. Armstrong, of New York, has
been spending a short time in Balti-
more, Md, is expected home today.
Mrs. Yorke Allen, of Al Ridgewood
road, South Orange, will entertain at
bridge this afternoon for her mother,
Mrs, John Finlay. of Baltimore.
Among South Orange residents who
are In Florida are Mrs. Frank @. Bar
stow and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis z.
Johnson. of East Orange, who are at
Belle Air,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pugh, of Cincin-
natl, o, are guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Percy Byron, of 1877 Ralston ave-
nue., South Orange. MI. and Mrs.
Pueh will sail for Europe January 80.
Mr.. David Bispham will give a song
recital at Wallace Hall on Friday eve
ming. March 8, under the auspices of
the Newark Auxiliary Guild of the
Homeopathic Hospital. Miss Eleanor
Lantz is chairman of the committee in
charge.
Mr., Frederick T. Ellithorpe, of Steu-
ben street, East Orange, is entertain
Ing his sister, Mrs. John w. Thomas,
Of Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. Ira A. Kip, jr., of
avenue, South Orange, and
two of their children. will be passeng-
ers today on the steamer George Wash
for Europe, where they will
spend several months. The party will
Germany, Switzerland and France.
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TODAY IN HISTORY.

Just fifty years ago today, January
20. 1862. General Ulysses Simpson Grant
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Revised Proyerb,

Some drops of ink make millions think
authors stuff is on the blink
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Mrs. John Randall Weeks, of South
Orange, will be hostess to a neighbor-
hood card club Saturday afternoon and
will entertain at the residence of Mrs.
Walter r. Harris, 1873 Fairview avenue,
South Orange.
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JUST BY THE WAY.
with a Pinch OF Borax.

"All flesh is grass said the landlady
AS the boarders dined together.
SAYS Jones, says he. 81 disagree
With you-some Of it's leather!''
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23

Mrs. E.. Cooper Stone, of 81 Burnett
street, East Orange, will entertain in
formally at cards this afternoon for
Miss Ramsey, who is the guest of Miss
Ida Clark, of Park street, Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kip, jr.. of
Montrose avenue. South orange, and
two of their children, will be passeng-
ers today on the steamer George Wash
ington for Europe, where they will
spend several months. The party will
tour Germany, Switzerland and France.
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26
Delinquent Poll Tax List Of
Forrest County, Mississippi

1912 the fiscal
year published
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26

Rogers, A. l."
Rushton, Willis
Ryan, 7 NJ
Rogers, o. c.
Robinson, J. W.
J. J.
Spence, G. 7.
selser, l. NJ,
Staten, C. W.
stewart, c. H.
Slnltn, VI
Smith, l. M
spiers, NJ.
Simms, T.
Sparkman, ]. D.
Smith, Ed
Schafer. Joe
Smith, Robert
Shaw, Robert
Smith, John F.
Spann, Jim
Simms, Tom
Smith, Henry
Sigonof, Chas.
Sudbury. Eugene
Smith, Waiter
Smith, March
Seals, Lum
Smith, Allen
Scatter, Moses
Smith. John
Sartin, l. P.
Sumrall, A. A.
Smiley, ]. p.
Taylor, s w.
Trotter. Hardy
Thigpen, Wylie
Thomas. W, c.
Tisdale, Nelson
Thaler. c.
Taylor, J. F.
Tatum, Nose
Tyler, W. I.
Tuncel William
Thigpen, A. w
Thompson, J. b
Thompson, Johr
TOomer, b. T
Thomas, D c
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Reed, Douglas
Robinson, Walter
Roberts. Tom
Racket, y.
Rogers, r. r.
Rich. c. r.
Seymour, w. b.
Sumrall, ]. A. s.
Story, S. II.
Shoemaker, V. a.
Smith, B. w.
Smith, w. R.
Sparks, Jim
Sherwood, c. f.
Simmons, Elijah
Smith, James
Sn ith, John
Smith, Felix
Simpson, Chas'
Simon, Laymah
Smith, VIII
Simms, b, r.
Sutton, Van
Sloan, Lynch
Sutton, Frank
Smith, Ben
Shears, Frank
Salt n, Joe
s,arohter lin
Stewart Sam
Simnson. Milton
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Thor,nson Walter
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McCallum Election Precinct.

McCaIlum Election Precinct.
London Bolton, Henry
Bolton, Sam Gilbert, James H.
Grant, Will Hamilton, ]. w.
Hicks, Anthony Kennedy, Tom .
McCallum, Bud McCallum, Virgie
McCalvin. Jack owens, Adoff /
Perkins, Nose Rivers, Jim
John Simmons, Henry |
Tyner, Frank Thompson, Duncan |
Walker, Jack Walker, William
Sunrise Election Precinct.
Barnes. ]. T. Barnett, Luke |
Batson, r. T. Clark, Will
Carter. Primus, Jr. Carter, Monroe
Courtney, Print Carter, A. w. |
Carroll, A. B. Carter, L. B.
Collins, Wyatt Dantzler, Clem
Evans. P. T. Harrington, Ed
Lewis, Elias Miller, j. B.
Myers, Frank Myers. Luther
Myers, Jake Myers, Oscar
Myers, Henry Myers, Lawrence
Myers, F. F. McGee, Jim
McNair, John McNair, France
McCilvray, James McGilvray, Henry
Smith, r. D. Simpson, Alvin
Travis, Harry Travis, Jim
Travis, Bud Travis, Henry
Tisdale, Alonzo Travis, Will
Ward, Chas. Wade, Jim
Williams George Young, Alex
Harvey Election Precinct.
Anderson, J. B. Amos, Jim
Amos, John Barlow, A. L.
Bates, Cohen Barkley, Isaac
Bounds, Tom Clarke, R. II.
Chappell, H. B. Cameron, Hugh Jr.
Cooper Newton Cameron, Jack
Cameron, Ross Crews, Peter
Cotton, Dave Cotton, John
Downing, S. T. Everett, Dock
Flemming. Henry Fisher Lee
Grant, Jim Grace, Henry
Glascoe. William Herrod, Cal
Herrod, S. B. Hathorn, E. NJ.
Lott, George McLemore, ]. e.
MCGOWAN, S. Mcdonald, S.
McCallum, George McLemore, G. A.
Naylor, Joe Naylor, Rams
O'Neil, Chas. Pearson. Alfred
Pitts, George Piner Angus
Rhodes. viii Ray, Joe
Rice, Allen Russell, l. K.
Simmons, s. E. Simmons, ]. A.
Toomer, Martha Trummons, Dave
Williams Harvey Williams, Leslie
Wilder z. G. Williams, T. L.
Walker, Erie Walker, Frank
Weatherford, Sidney Ward, NJ. e.
Petal Precinct.
| Barnes, Oscar Black, Melton
/ Camerall, Dan Darson, Webb
/ Emswiller, Jim Dearman, Dan
! Grantham, L. r. Grantham, C. w,
| Herren, J. e. Hughes, J. w.
| Innerarity, r. A. Lee, John A.
! McGilvray, II. d. Mordan, L. c.
McLendon, Poe, julie
Petty. B. S. Pickle, S. N.
Pickle, l.. p. Shirley, Sim
Shirley, j. B. Rayburn, Tom
| Terrell, Alex Wright, w. c.
| Morriston Precinct
Bufkin, D. P. Blake, ]. G
Clay, John Cole, jim
Courtney, F. F. Duncan, George
Fowler, T. F. Furlough, viii
Garner, s. c. Graham, E.
Hurlt, J. F. Hinton Leroy
King, Will Mcdonald, D. F
Nall, E. NJ. Odom, ]. S
Williams, Will Williams, Elijal
Walters, D. w.
Eastabutchie Precinct.
Blackwell Sherman Blackwell, Foste
. Cumberland, Printus Collins, Dos
Fail, Henry Gill, Mac
l. George, j. ID. Hampton, Levi
, Heidelberg, Eland Morgan, Chas
Madden, Will McCrary, WarreI
/. McClenan, w. F. McEemore, w. A
!. Mcdonald, W. D. OFT, Tor
I Smith, John Tope, ESQ
Eatonville Precinct.
}. Adams. H. X. Bowedin, Alfre
a Chapman, VIII Clinton, A N
). Dixon. J. ]. Davis, Isaia
!. Farley, Caesar Griffin, Genera
'. Grayson, Gus Hardy, N. +
@ Hillman. E. w. Kelly, L. I
I. Knight, Leon Lindsey, L.
, | Martin Hannibal Mott VTiIIia
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Lewis, Calvin Pool, H. B.
Quick, T. d. Reed, Sam
Rawls, JEFF Renfro, win
J. II. Smith, II. l.. |
Smith L. S. Sharp, w. J.
Trigg, Pete Watts, o. w.
Watts, John Yeates, Fred
Raws' Springs Precinct.
Anderson, Ernest Blackwell, Will
Browinger, l.. Brown, Ed
Coles, Henry Cunningham, J. S.
Cox, Frank, Jr. Debee, James
Darden, NJ. F. Dunbar, E. L.
Dure, Levi Edmonson, R. 8.
Evans, Lawrence Fowler, A. A.
Finner, B. Fluker, Amos
Hayles, T. w. Hoard, Ennis
Humble, Joseph Hardy Elmore
Hassell, Frank Hale, Isaiah
Hammond, George Hammond, L.
Hardman, L. c. Jaycox, Frank
Kelly, Simon Morrison, C. E.
Nixon, H. L. Mccoy, Sam
Parker, T. w. Purvis, Elijah
Purvis, L. o. Rawls, L. L.
Rawls. Wilmer Smith, John
Smith, James Suggs, w. M.
Sharp, r. L. Tucker, c. L.
Wilson, Ben Wintress, Louis
Hattiesbure Precinct, East Side.
Allen, j. w. Allen, Eb
Anderson, Josh Anderson, Tom
Anderson, Will Adams, T. B.
Arts, Monk Anderson, Frank
Allen, j. w. Anderson, Frank
Allen, Will Adkins, Will
Asto, Frank Adams, Ed
Adams, A. d. Adams, Rent
Armstrong, John Allen, Dan
Arlington, Will Butler, l.. H.
Bryant, Shedd Barnett. Major
Brown, Dan Blackman, Will
BRADLEY VIII Ralxar Sharman
Brown, Robert Bell, Milton
Butler, ]. Beddingfeld, w. T..
Bettus, Perry Brown, A. E..
Byrd, Jake Brown, Jim
Brewer, Bill Blackburn, Sam
Bullock, George Brown, Gilman
Beasley. John Black. R. p.
Burnett, Sylvester Bennett, ]. A.
Battiste. Luther Battin. A. r.
Baine, A. w. Barefield Grant
Butler, Judge Bevel, Ernest
Barnes, Dave Barnes. oliver
Brown. Robert Brooks Jobn
Brown. Dan Boone. Watson
Black, John Bonner. Granville
Bonner. Eugene buchanan Glenn
Beal, Tom Belk. Berrv
Boggess. Tom Brooks. John
Baxter. Columbus Ronev w
Burlys. ! IT, Rradford T
Bitian. Joe BRYANT w q
Butler. Archie Rutler 7. IT
BRYANT. C. p Batter T. r
Blood. T. r. Relt Rerrv
Blanks. VIII Crocker Authur
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CHE HATTIESBURG NEWS

HATTIESBURG M
Hall, F. C. Herndon, G. c.
Hall, Walter Hogan, Nose
Harrington, II. S. Houston, Ben
Hu Imam, VIII Hogson, Will
Hopkins, Hugh Harper, George
Hill, Billie Harris, Henry
Hinnes, George Hunter, Alex
Highnate, L. L. Hutton, A. B.
Hurst, NJ. L. Howard, Nelson
Hawkins, e. w. Hunter, j. r., Jr.
Hale, A. F. Howell, ]. s.
Hussey, Robert Hammett, H. R.
Hollis, J. w. Harris, r. T.
Horn, Ed Haley, w. M.
Humphrey, Anthony Herrin, e. F.
Hall, Davy Hill Pompey
Hudson, H. H. Hemphill, c. c.
James. Luke Joiner A. B.
Jones. Luther Jones, Alex
Jordan, Charley Jackson, Leroy
Iones lin Johnson r.
Jackson, Joe Johnson, orange
Tomas Jordan Henrv
Iones q r. James q n
Johnson, Non Jordan, Will
Johnson. Alex Jennings. w l..
Jackson, Carter Jones, A. T..
Jones. ]. F. FARRELL, E..
Jacobs, ]. Kennedy, J. H.
Kinard, ]. F. Kelley, E. j.
Knoils. Wesley Knox, Frank
Kay. Joe Logan, Scott
Lewis, John Lynn, w. X.
Lewis. M. M. Lewellen, B. w.
Lipscomb, f. Leach, F. r.
Lenore. ]. s. Long Joe
Lee, H. C. Leggett, Will
Lee. Jack Lewis, Will
Lettin, Lewis, Sr. Lettin, Lewis, Jr.
Level, Ike Logan, R. A.
| Laird, G. L. Langford, H. L.
! Lawrence, P. NJ. Lee. r. E.
Lewis. Manuel Lester, S. j.
Lewis. w. F.. Langford Chas.
I.arlenki, Gus Laird, N. B.
Lovelace. Ed Locke, G. C.
| Logan A. M. Lindsey. A. L,
LaFette, G. w. Lyman. w. K.
Nrorobont II IL Noora
NoIlere r. p Morrison w A
,,,ors IT n Nov rror1,
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Smith, B. w.
Shoemake, ]. T.
Scanlon, J. A.
Smith, w. p.
Thomas, Chas.
Truess, Lee
Tart, Virgin
Thomas, Mathew
Taylor, Loftin
Taylor, T. D.
Tillman, John
Via, G. d.
Vickers, T. M.
Williams, Harrison
Ward, G. o.
Wheatley, Arthur
Watts, j. F.
Watkins. George
Watts, Will
Williams, Lon
Williams, Bob
Williams, Elijah
Warren, Pearl
Virgins, Wylie
Williams, Haley
Ward, w. F.
Williams, Bill
Weaver, e. H.
Williams, L. w.
Wardell, A.
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26

Stevens, ]. w.
Singreefeld, S. {
Sultz, w. d.
Smith, T. L.
Stapleton, Lacke
Trotter, Henry
Tally, M. B.
Thrilling, John
Tweety, Chas.
Topp, E. s.
Thornton, Cap.
Tenant, S. V.
Vanorden, G. C.
Wick, A. ].
Weary, Dewitt
Whitley, ]. w.
Wallace, ]. G.
Watson, Will
Williams, Will
Williams, Fred
White Jim
Williams, Sam
Williams, Ed
Wilburn, Lon
Wright, V. w.
Williams, Lucas
Wyatt, Alden
Williams, Jessie
West, ]. w.
Williams, f. e.
Welch, A. G.
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26

vi SCi AlCA
Presley, T. ].
Powe, Marion
Patrick, James
Peel, Dan
Pickens, Sam
Pettus, Joe
Pigford, John
Pigford, Henry
Purser, Bob
Russ, G. X.
Russell, ]. H.
Richardson, julius
Ryan, Norris
Reese, Will
Roden, Will
Reid, A. r,
Roper, w. A.
Ryan, F. B.
Rosseau, F. E.
Robinson, Dan
Riddle, viii
Robson, Walter
Reed, John H.
Rhymes, p. X.
Salvo, Joe
Salvo, John
Stewart, w. f.
Sanders, Clayton
Samuels. Ed
Sellen, o. G.
Sullivan, Horace
Sudding, Henry
Scott, John
Smith, John
Smanthernan, Tom
Simmons, S. F.
Smith, Lee
Snmran, Frank
Smith, Earnest
Shaw, Jim
Sullivan, Alfred
Sloan, Lee
Stanton. Chas,
swopes. Mack
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26

J. j. D. BENNETT,
0hefiff and Tax Collector,
Forrest County, MIssIss,r,,
''''''S0uFs' Miss, March Ii, ls,,
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26

i ONNl Jill
Pringle, ]. L.
Padgett, Ira
Peel, Everett
Plunkett, T. E.
Peters, Lewis
Pickett, Jim
Price, Ed.
Purser, John
Roseberry, ]. F.
Russell, A. L.
Reed, Melton
Rousseau, R. S.
Richard, Sim
Robinson, March
Rouse, ]. w.
Ready, j. d.
Robinson, E. P.
Reid, Tom
Rogers, Frank
Runge, Lewis
Rarden, A. j..
Reynolds, H. w.
Smith, Jernins
Smith, Otis
Smith, S. F.
Steffin, T. ].
Stinson, Albert
Selena, Lindsey
Stoudemire, Dan
Sherrod, Lewis
( Smith, Batson
Sharpe, r. w.
. Smith, Alto
Shanks, L. P.
Straud, H. NJ.
Steadman, Alber
Stinny, John
Steele, E.
Sheppard, Isaac
Smith. F. II.
Shaw, Isom
Sykes. ID.
The Hattiesburg news., 1912-03-26

Eastabutchie Precinct.
Blackwell, Sherman Blackwell, Foster
Cumberland, Printus Collins, Doss
Fall, Henry Gill, Mack
George, J. d. Hampton, Lewis
Heidelberg, Eland Morgan, Chas.
Madden, Will McCrary, Warren
McClenan, w. F. McE.emore, w. A..
Mcdonald, w. D. OFT, Tom
Smith, John Tope, Eson
The Washington herald., 1912-04-12
WINDOW CLEANING.

PHONE N. ne 70 HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
essned Acns window clsanins Co. 81 O m.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-12
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. d. O.. March
Il, slz-sealed proposals. VIII Be received lt this
odcs until 2 o'clok p m. TUESDAY. April
lG 1872 for furnishing supplies for Of the Va-
Gus hranches q the government q the District Of
Columbia during the fiscal year beginning July ].
lsl2 and ending June - Isi3, a. folloSs: Station
ery: printing; school books: furniture and houss
furuishinez; hardware and tinware: misceIlAneous
tphotoraphc SUPPLIES. rubber stamps. hAg. and
athletic roodsl; plumbing supplies; groceries and
provisions; boots Gpd shoes; drugs and chsmieals;
paints, oils and brushes: humber; meats. Ash and
pOultry; dry goods; ice; eectcal supplies; saddlery
and Wheslwrisht supplies; kinderEArten supplies
laundry Wogk automobile SUPPLIES: and for ths
purchase q old materials during the period named.
Form of proposal speahcations and necensary In
formation may be obtained from the Purchhsing
Omcsr, d. O, rom 30. District Building. In
applyfnR Eu~c1fy the class of SUPPLIES for which
forms are desired CUNO n. RUDOLPH. JOHN
A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDsoN. Com
missioner. ID. @. mhl,ll.3Ap6.H
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.

LEAN UNlON
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HoUR-
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY STREET
and W. TwENTY-THIRD STREET
TO. tsm Royal Special. hoursD. S9a0 (RoJsI
spscaD, IL 90 4. m. Z %. IN Royal Limited 8
boursl, SO. Soo .. m. and tl2l5 night .7aS
.. n. Diners and Parlor Cars day traInk
sleepsu on '12:l5 night opsn at 300 p N
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. np, 9m, II %
q N, 11, 5m. tiao p m
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
CTesk days. 100 a. m. 10 lgoo .. mLl
c7,N $50. tSp. ia. IN. tSN. IN, Sm,
$50 slooo I'll 90 q. m: 't2oo noon. tl1as. I'M
HiS f2M. $50. tJn, So tiO. Has .ss,
iSns. so tsO 50. mo- S5o. pa. 'lOsA
1850, I'M, 'l2IS night.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO $40 a. m, T3. SO y N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, AND LOUISVILLE.
$40 a. m. stio p n 'i3lo night.
PITTSBURG, $40 3. N. r25. 40 p N. 'l2sa
night. (sleeper ready 10 .. nj
CLEVELAND, 9lo p N. COLUMBUS. ~
p N.
WHEELING, $40 q. N. SD p N
Schedules Of local trains At ticket odces.
Daily. fErcept Sunday. ssundny only.
TELEPHONES at following ncket Ones: Mi
@ 4 NV, Main 159l: sls PennSyiTsniA auG. Aais
a; Uuioa Station ofaee. Main no
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WHITE RIBBONERS
HOLD CONVENTION
Quarterly Meeting of District W,
C. 7. 0. in Session Yesterday
at Anacostia Church.

The quarterly convention Of the WASH
ington branch Of the w. c. I. U. was
held yesterday in the Anacostia NJ. E.
Church, Fourteenth and U Streets South
east. The morning session was called to
order at 1o:so o'clock with Mrs. Emma
Sanford Shelton, President. in the chair.
This session was devoted to the transae-
ton Of routine business. A luncheon was
served at noon by the Ladies Aid So
oIety OF the church.
The afternoon session disclosed many
interesting facts relating TO the work Of
the Organization. Contrary to general
expectation. the action Of the anti-suf-
fragists in declaring themselves in favor
of the restoration OF the army canteen
was not commented upon.
Che following officers and members
>szrticipated in the programmes: Mrs. J.
= Simpson, Mrs. Benjamin A. Lineback,
.EcretarS; Mrs Z. s. Henry, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Charles p. Grandfield,
treasurer: Mrs. Charles II. Hall. auditor;
Mrs- Flora Kays Hanson, Mrs. NJ. G.
Smell, Mrs Campbell, Mrs. Arthur Suit,
Rev. Samuel Grahin. pastor Of the Ana
costa NJ. z. Church; DR.. Adelia Win
bIgler, Mrs. Grace Linger, Mrs. Laura F..
olney, Rev. DR.. John Van Schsick. Presi-
ident Of the Monday Evening Club; Mrs.
Charles w. Burnett, Mrs. Jennie Robin
son, vice president OF the W. c. T. u;
Mrs Alice Hollows. Mrs. W. z. Andrews,
President Federation Of Women's Clubs;
Mrs. Nellie h Bradley, Mrs. H. r. Sal
isbury, Mrs. L. NJ. Ebert, Mrs. c. D.
Merwin, Mrs. c. T. Prewitt. Mrs. S. d.
La Fetra, Mrs Emma S. Shelton, Mrs.
Mary E. Brown, Mrs. W. ]. Cawthon,
MarUpref EuanG EF,,Ie
Mrs s. NJ Westcott, Mrs. Wilbur F.
Thirkield. Mrs. Isabella W. Parks, Mrs.
Emma F. Randolph, Miss Jennie Smith,
Mrs. W. z. De Reimer; Mrs. Nelson, or
ganist; Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, musical
director.