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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Charles Gordon. s. years g c 81. sw.
Julius Cohen. ST. 100 nh st, nv.
Mary Ricketts, 70, l5l2 sd st. nv.
Frank A Burrows Co. I'd 81 nv.
Martha r wren. 70. lexington Apts. 9Th and
seaton place me-
Albert J. Burke. ., 18th and Fla. ave. nv.
James O'HaEan ~ II and ID sts ne.
George c. Cnrnmitt =. Providence Hospital.
Virginia Ferera, IS days SOC st NV.
Julia Feresa, Is days 3e X e. nv.
Infant Of William and Ethel A. Rutter. 10 hOurs
Livingston road. d. c.
CoLoRED.
MauTine r. Henderson, Il years. . d st. 81.
William @. Hrl. 50. ll3 lSt s. NV.
Abraham 4 Ildridge. Z. 40 Clarks court W.
Maggie Hatton, n I'LL Half Il. court nv.
LOttie Green, q. Tuberculosis HOSPITAL.
Beatrioe L walters days. n Hall St sN.
James X. Childs. months. 1924 lah st.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

U. S. Dept. q Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Thursday. January SIS p m
II viii be warmer Friday over the Eastern half of
the country, and wsrmI Saturday In the Lover
Lake reZion the Middle Atlantic States, and Ne~
England. 1t will he colder Friday night and Satur-
DAY IN the Northwestern States
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a., 9ome,, at the Mission.

A COMMITTEES from the women's CO.
operative branch Of the Central Union
Mission met Monday to plan for an at
home, TO be held on February 8 at 622
Louisiana avenue. to receive donations OF
supplies for the housekeeping OF the mis-
sion.
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Tide Table.

'To-d,xA Hizh tide, I2=0 ., N. and l25s p. N.
Low tide S:s a m and N n m
To-morrov-Hish tide, I17 a. m, and la2 p N
Low tide f22 a N. and s3 p m.
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BAND CONCERT TODAY.

By the soldiers' Home Band. John s. N.
Zimmerman. director. In Stanley Han, at
30 p. m. Programme:
March. Sounds frum the Orient Lincoln
Overture. "Semiramids' ds'.............. .Ros1ni
PaaphrAse. ''Fonaken". .Koschat
Selection. 1T Happened in NordlADd"..
............s.....-....'-...' '-'heroeTt
Chancteristic. The Dancer Of Bagdad''
..-s...-...-.-.--......--.-.. -.LAngey
EEespts from The Fair Co-Ed". .Jlders
Finale. "Grctchen". Martin
The Star spanSied BAnner.''
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REV. DR.. NEIBEL's CALL.
Pastor of Eastern PresbyterIaT
Church Wanted in Cincinnati.

Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis Neibel, pastor
OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
Sixth street and Maryland avenue north
east, has been asked to accept the pas
torate Of Mount Auburn PRESBYTERIAN
Church. in Cincinnati. Ohio. II was the
dying wish OF the late Dr. Melville Cur.
tbs that DR.. NelbeI should be named as
his successor.
DR.. Neibel came to Washington four
years ago from the assistant pastorate of
the East Liberty Presbyterian Church, of
Pittsburg. where he went after his grad
uation from Princeton Theological Sem
mary in 1903. He is a native of Ohio. and
has had great success in his Washington
work, the church Of which he is pastor
adding 400 new members and the Sunday
school increasing its membership to 500.
Piles Cured In 9 20 IL Days.
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Tenncrnture. In DINER CItIe..

Temperatures in other cities. togethsr with the
amount Of rainfan for the twenty-tour hoHS endea
At p N. yesterday. are as follow:
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vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. nonsurgical: 4oo-p. book free. Apply
BY mail. sl6 Colorado Bldg Free lecture
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER--
Noues is hsTSby given q the intention q tn un-
de1ngned 70 Apply to the C@missiousTs Of tie Dis
triet q Columbia, O the TTH DAY OF FEB
hUAh1. IN at 10 O'Clock .. N. for . charter Of
nouporatiou under The provision Of sef Il On
ros entitled "An act to provide tor the tnccF-
poaton of trust. Loan. mortEzgs and csrtain othR
eurpnEstions within the Dtsrict of Columbia" Sp-
proved OctobsE /, lsSo, and snh-zesd in suhehaptz
Il q the Code Of the District q Columbia
Ihs nans q the proposed eonplny GhAu - "fhs
Munssy TrlS Company"
Ths eompGny . 70 b cSSanissd for thS purpss
q doing general trust loan. and m0rtEaSs 6usnsa.
and such other business a may b Guthorised by
sd act q COnEs1 Or b. the cods,O q the ptsrics
q Oolumhta-
ne names q the rropussd tnosrpuratos arss
Fyank A. Munssy Jzrnss 2. Oystsr %f
Carencs Moore. ASHLEY n Gould.
Harry ~. ClabauEh Geoggs r. Gaithsg.
PerTT Belmont EteWart Oliver
o, W. Watson Wm. p. Guide
Edward AeLsan. wm. A Hin.
w. MiltOn LAnb-t G. r NioDL
W. 7. Ds9art, Julfns Garhnkis
A.. S. Wcrthtngton. Wm. Wlllacs Ch5Een.
John n. Nolan. O. n. Pore
Wn- Henry White Thos. G. BradleJ,
z. A, Makg. James Bard
s. w woodward.
hilnt
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Piles Cured In Q 20 II Days.
Tour druggist will refund money IL Pazo Ointment
fiiA 70 cure any Of Itching, Blind BLEEDING
or Protruding Piles in to Il days 5oc.
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OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAsLIGHr
Company. Washiugtos. D. C., Jan lG isi1-
The annual nesting q the shareholders II the
WashingtDn GAslight Company for the election Of
directors TO the ensuing year and for the
aciiou Of such other business nav properly cous
bsfore the said meeting viii be held at the odics
Of the oonpany. NoN ES4I7 10Th 81 NV. MONDAY,
Fehrusry S. 1872 AZ Z O'Clock nouu. Ths polls will
Be- oprn from u O'Clock mon 10 ! O'Clock n N
jalaIst WILLIAM B. ORME. seerstary
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sJ. b. GIBBS,
Carpenter and Builder ls3 L NV. 'Phons ". ~.
Expert HDuSs Repairing and RsnodelinG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. BY OH
der of the board of directors, q meeting q The
stoekholdsn Of the Pot0mae Electric Power Con-
pany Is called to meet AZ the ctacs q the eompany
Fourteenth and East Capitol strests IN the ety q
Washington. District Of Columbia, the Ssr
DAY OF JANUARY. id2 at II O'Clock a. m.
for the purpose Of Considering and taking the action
necessary for the coupany to further in-eass ths
amount Of fits capital stock and TO eztend ths scops
Of its business under by virtue q. and In eo1fom-
ity with the proyisions cf chapter Is. of the Cods
u Law of the District Of Columbia
CLARENCE p. KING.
N. z. AiLES
GEO. TRuESDELL.
WOODBURY. BLAIR,
CHARLES J. BELL.
W. r. HAM
CLARENCE r. NORMENf,
wN- LOEB, JE,
WA. B. HIBBA
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GF0 4 WkFFER

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13
GEOGRAPHY.

I. Explain how a salt lake is form.
ed. Why are most lakes fresh water
lakes?.
2. Explain as to a class, the reasons
for varying lengths of days and nights.
3. In what states Of the United
States are the Appalachian Mountains ?
What are the general directions of the
ranges of this mountain system?
1. Name five great coal producing
states of the United States Locate
the great hard wood forests of the
United States.
s. What are the chief industries Of
Engiandf Name the most important
commercial cities of England.
g. Name the Balkan States. What
bodies of water. rivers and countries
surround Turkey in Europe?
z. What is the area of Ohio and its
approximate population? What is the
approximate population of Cleveland?
.. How many counties are there in
Ohio2 In what counties are the fol-
lowing cities found: Columbus, Youngs-
town. Steubenville. Newark. Lima, Day
ton, Springfield and Toledo1
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13
GRAM MAR.

I. State definitely the most import
ant benefits that should be derived from
the study Of Grammar. (The answer
to this question should be carefully con-
sidercd in grading the manuscripts in
grammar)
Q. Name the part Of speech Of each
OF the italicized words in the following
gono,tatiion;
"The Niobc of nations, there she stands,
Chiidicss and crownless, in her V0iec-
less woe
An empty urn within her withcrcd
hands,
Whose holy dust was scattered long
ago,
--BYRoN.
3. Classify the phrases of the above
quotation.
4. Illustrate by a sentence your un-
dcrstanding of the terms analysis and
"synthesis
8. Explan the correct use Of shall
and will" in the first and third persons
(This explanation should be such that
eighth grade pupils would understand
it)
8. In the study of the etymology OF
verbs, how many modes do you teach
Name the lenses Of all the modes that
you teach
Z. What is a copulative vcrb' a
strengthened copula' Give an example
Of each.
&, Write all the participlcs Of al
least four verbs.
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LITERATURE.

!. Continue each of the following
quotations TO at least four lines:
(a) Lives of great men all remind
us"
(b) "Still memory to a gray-haircd
man.
(c) Once to every man and nation
comes the moment to decide.
(d) "Ther here's to our boyhood, its
gold and and gray"
q Name the author Of each quotation
of number one. and from wha, selection
each quotation is taken
). Were did Tennyson obtain ma
terial and suggestions for many of his
works. Name three Of Tennyson's
best productions, -
4. Name four of Americas most
, famous historians What histories were
written by thcmi
s. Quote at least four lines from,
Robert Burns, James w Riley and
Oliver W. Holmes.
q. What books of fiction or novels
by American writers have you read
(Name fivc) Which is your favorite
Z Who were the most important
characters in Shakespeare's "Mcrchan,
OF Venice"l
g. Relate briefly the story of Evan
gcline, not to exceed one hundred aud
fifty words
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13
PHYSIOLOGY.

|. State several reasons why ply
siology should be taught in the elemcn-
tary schools. When in your opinion
should this instruction begin'
z. Explain the structure of the skim
Are the nails a growth of the skin?
!, What is the object of respiration
Name the special organs Of respiration
4. Locate the lachrymal glands, FIX
plain the chief function of these glands
S. What is a fracture' A disloca-
tion' A sprains What treatment is
best for cachI
6. What distinction is made between
speech and voicel How is speech re-
lated to hearing?
2. What is the pulse' How may the
rate Of hear, beats be increased How
may the rate be decreased
\, Explain the ventilation and heating
system Of the school-house in which you
have recently taught or attended school
Were the conditions sanitary
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Based in part on Graves Great Edu.
Gators of Three Centuries"
I. What we're the great questions on
which Milton wrote and what were his
opinions on these questionsl
3. What new method of education
vas introduced by Francis Bacon about
1900 A. Dr.
3. Under whose management are
County Institutes conducted and from
what source are the funds obtained?
. Z. For what purposes 10 the enumera-
don of the school youth taken? Who
are entitled to be enumeratedl
5. Describe the physical conditions
of the school house and premises, Of the
school you last attended or taught. How
could these conditions be improved?
q. Write tentative program Of the
recitations required in the school you
expect 10 teach. (If you are not now
employed. write . program for school
Of eight grades)
a. DO you believe in corporal pun
ishment1 State definitely your practice
In this matter. and your reasons fol
your belief.
9. Do you belong to the o. T. r. CT
What books on education have you
read during the last year!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13

ers Is obtained from what sourcesr (bJ
Potash? (c) Phosphoric acidf
4. What causes a plant to wilt when
Il Is transplantedl
6. (a) Why do we rotate crops
(b) Outline a good three-year rotation
for the corn belt.
@. (a) Give four important points to
be considered in the selection of seed
corn. (b) How should seed corn be
cared for over winteri
z. (a) What boy won in the State
Corn Growing Contest from your coun-
W (b) What was his yield of corn
per acre? (c) What is the first prize
: 9. State briefly the work in Agricul-
ture that you have taught in the third
Division" during the past three months.
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oRTHOGR Apply.

I. For what do the following abbrc.
viations stand; lie, PIP. c. g.. HID, i'd.
Prox., {. o. b.. ct al, incog. and MSS.
2. Write two synonyms aud two
sntdnyms Of each OF the following
words: alike. beg. cheat. empty and love,
2. Illustrate by words properly
marked, the sounds OF c, :, aud &,
I Choose some word Of two syl-
tables and write the photographic pars-
ing,
s. illustrate by examples al, the
sounds OF "a
6-I0 Spell: supcrscIc. hygiene
traehea, embyro. orehis. terrestrial. syl-
labus. putrefy. deficit. satellite. erron
eous, coalesce. codicil. maneuyer. shrcwd
incurable. llama. epilepsy. tapioca. icas'
ible
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25 Boys fine Overcoats, best
makes, all colors, none worth less
than $1,000; price. .$4.75
65 Mems Overcoats at. .$4.25
80 Little Gents Overcoats.
blues and grays, fancy new style
collars, none worth less than Sc;
sale price. .$2.98
Boys extra good Knee Pants;
every pair in this lot worth SOC:
sale price. .27c
Boys nice Blouse Pants.
large variety in this special lot;
sale price. .19c
Another lot of Boys Knee
Pants, worth soc; sale price. .19c
Boys Corduroy Pants, a spe-
cial lot worth 75c; sale price 45c
Boys $1.0O values in Cordu-
roy Pants; extra bargain; sale
PpNN OCC
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ELEMENTARY AoR,cuLrusg.

I. (a) What animals were domcSti
Gated by the Indians of N3rjh Ameeic.
lcfore the coming oi the White Man
fb) What are the stages of develop
u,ent in modern Agriculture tina, ar
described by Carver
2. (a) What las Euel.ai contrib
Agricultural (b) l'rmce2
3. ta) The nitrogen that is used il
the ganuiacturc OF commercial ieri,iig
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13

175 pairs of Children's Shoes;
worth $1.75; sale price. .$1.15
200 pairs of Children's fine
Shoes, gun metal and kid; every
pair worth $500; sale price. .98c
One lot of Boys Shoes, worth
So; price. .'............ .$l.5O
An extra good lot of Boys
Shoes, all worth $3.50; sale
price .$l.75
Real big bargain in this spe-
cial lot Boys Shoes, worth at
least $3.50; sale price. -. .98c
Boys and Children's Coat
Sweaters, white, gray, red and
green; splendid $1.O0 values; sale
price ;. .48c
100 dozen Children's Stock
ings, every pair worth 15c; sale
Children IS Stockings, 1Oc val
lie, now. ............ &c
The tramp shoes for men; "a
styles to choose from; So. 90 value
our sale price .$1.98
One big lot mems $500 shoes;
while they last. =. ...... .$l.B
Save dollar OH these Mems
High Top Shoes; tan and black;
youths and boys high top shoes;
Children's Jockey Boots in great
variety.
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ARirHM ETC.

!. A field of wheat l-2 mile long and
l40 rods wide produced 26d0 bushels Of
wheat. How many bushels vas this per
acre? .n t.i
2. When il is IL o'clock. noon. At San
Francisco il Is 2 hr. So min. 21i-2 Sec
onds p. M. at Rochester. What IL the
difference in longitudcf tt l
;. A stationer sold paper at Is cents
: quire, having paid $3.50 rcam for it.
Find his gain per cent. tv tJiih ett
4. A corn reaper and binder travels
) miles an hour, and takes one row at a
time: the rows arc 3l-2 feet. apart.
How many acres will Il reap in 10 hours /?
S. II milk is 281 cream, and the
cream is $50 butter fat. and the butter
far will make I i-8 times its own weight
in butter 100 lbs. of milk will, make how
many pounds of buttcr'
6. A pasture is rented by three pet.
sons for SEQ. A puts in 2 cows for S
mo.tlis; u, 8 cows for ; months; and
{. 9 cows for months. What rent
should each pay?
Z A note for $3.50 dated July LIST.
1912. at o@o interest is due in eight
months from date. THIS note is sold
al bank on December 7. 1912, dis
counted at 80. What does the bank
paw for the notc'
8 Show hy a drawing. the Number Of
minute spaces between the position OF
the hour and minute hands of clock
mt twelve minutes before seven o'clock
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13
UNITED STATES HISTORY.
(Including Civil 0oyerument.b

I. When, where and under what cop,
ditions was General Braddock defeatedf
In your answer give . bricf account
of Braddock's campaign.)h "a ,
2. When was the Constitution Al the
United States ratifed2 How -Dany
states ratified this constietf;0a bef0fe Il
became effective. Name them.
). What were the causes for the Alien
and Sedition acts of 1923? What were
the results of these actsi
4. What we're the principal questions
of national importance before tie people
of the United States during Andrew
Jackson's administration State Jack
sons position on at least two Of these
Questions. .l
5. What qualifications for President
are required by the Constitution of the
United States?
6. Discuss briefly the causes and the
results of the annexation of Texas.
7. How may bill become law after
the President of the United States
vetoes iti What Presidcpt vetoed a
great number of bills that were pre-
scented for his signaturc1
8. What is the electoral coilcge2 How
many electors are there in the electoral
college chosen at the last clcction1 How
many of these electors are from Ohio
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13

Choice of any Ladies' Hat in
the store, csc this week only.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13
FOR THOSE WHO
Wish TO TEACH
Questions For Applicants Fer
Coraty Certificates.
/. sEyAE'NA1,cl HELD OEc. I

Prepared BY the stats school Com.
missioner to Test the Mental oua'.
tf'eatIons Of Those Who Seek POSI-
tIsns a. Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following 10 the list OF questions
- prepared under direction Of the
state commissioner Of public schools.
and submitted at the County exam'
instion for teachers Dec. I. for elo-
nentary school certificates:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-13
HANDKERCHIEFs

200 dozens Mems Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched and fancy
borders, worth 1Oc, choice. &c
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SHIRTS

One big lot of Mems Dress
Shirts, all new goods; all styles,
all sizes; every shirt in this big
lot worth SOC: price. -. !. .29c
100 doz.. Mems Work Shirts,
at :. ;. .32c
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HATS
Mems Fine Soft Hats, all styles,
all new.

$1.OO values, sale price. 600
$1.5O values, sale price. .98c
$500 values, sale price. .$1.29
$3.50 values, sale price. .$1.79
$500 values, sale price. .$1.98
One Lot Mems 81 Caps. .47c
One Lot Mems SOC Caps. .35c
One Lot Boys Caps. .19c
Mems Fine Stiff Hats, in
brown or gray, all of our $500,
$3.50 and $500 hats in the house.
Price .89c
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MEMS HOSE

A special lot Mems Hose,
worth at least 1Oc; only. &c
100 dozen Mems all wool
Hose, 25c values. -. 12c
100 dozen Mems 15c Hose &c
Mems fine Lisle Hose, all
shades, worth Csc. -. Sc
Mems Lisle Hose, worth SOC
pair, at. -. -. 10c
Mems Good Rockford Hose;
the regular 1Oc value; sells in all
stores at 1Oc; price. -. &c
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LADIES' HOSE

LADIES' HOSE
25 dozens Ladies' Hose, best
15c values; sale price. ~. &c
Is dozens Ladies' Pure Silk
Hose; regular SOC kind; sale
price ............. -. .29c
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SUSPENDERS

Mems Silk embroidered Sus-
penders, worth 25c. lie
25 dozen Mems Suspenders,
SOC values :. .25c
SO dozens Mems Suspenders,
all colors, worth 25c. -. :. lac
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-28
ROOSEVELT ELECTORS 10
 BE ON REPUBLICAN TICKET
KANSAS SUPREME COURT HANDS DOWN DECISION AND TEDDY
 Is PLEASED.
Kermit Roosevelt Goes To Brazil To Learn Railraading-Aspires To
 Be President.

Oyster Bay, \. Y, July PA herd Of 100 Bull Moose workers of Free port, R. l., canle up to Sagamore Hill in a $, ring of automobiles today to shake RooseVelt's hand.
 Roosevelt felt very much pleased over adv ces from Kansas that the supreme court slad decided i'll favor of allowing Roosevelt candidates to go upon the Republican ballot in the lrl- maries neN. week, at which tlme the electors to run on the straight ticket next fall will be named
 If the Roosevelt men win ill the. primaries his will be the straight electoral candidates. If the Taft men win, the RoaseveA, electors will be obliged to run by petition upon .a third ticket.
 Kermit Roosevelt, son of the Col onel, is going to embark ill Tailroad- iag in South America. He motored in frcm oagamore Hill to New York early this morning and sailed from there for Brazil.
 It S understood th9t Kermit in- tends to stlcA to the Brazilian pro- position fer at least two years, be- ginning at he very bottom of the ladder CT Tai foading. His lofty am- bition is 10 become the austere head of a "a lroad system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-28
Mississippi Negroes
 Will Convene Anyhow
Negro Politician Says He Will "Pry
 Political Door OlPn.'

Jackson, Miss, July 27-Once cal led and then recalled, a State conven- ton of Mississippi Roosevelt Repub- licans was ordered for the second ,ime Thursday by a faction of the
 Colonel's followers who do not pro- pose to be halted in their course by the notification of Dr. s. l.. Red- mond, negro politician of this city, puts f. that mo niggers need apply.
 Redmond says this in effect was the word received from Senator Dixon
 Colenel Roosevelts campaign man. ager. Redmond says: .It shut the door of hope, the door of opportunity in our faces He declares he VII rry the door" open through dele : gates to be selected to the Chicago convention at State convention 1T
 Jackson July 31. Redmond and other
 negroes formulated the call toaaI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-28
BRIDGE CONTRACTS LET
 BY JUDGE PHILPOT
fOtK 0ONtKb4IE BRIDGES IND FOUR WOODEN STRUCTURES
 WILL SPAN STREAMS.
James McNulty. W. P. Notes and 9th. CTS Among the Successful
 Bidders,

County Judge C. M, Philpot yestcr- day let contracts for the construc- tion of eight new bridges to span the small streams iu Jefferson county. Four of the new structures will be concrete and four wooden Contracts for repairs on several bridges were also let. For the repainting of seven steel bridges James $. IIolcombe was awarded the contract his bid for the work being $539
 James McNulty was awarded the contract for repairing the Vaugne bridge over Plum Bayou for $1.20 per foot. J. P. McNulty was the lucky bidder for the repair work on d bridge over Bayou Bartholomew, near the Taylor place, for $l.15 per foot. The repair work OH d wooden bridge over Flat Bayou near Altheimer will be done by w. P Notes for $120 per foot.
 J. P. McNulty, of this city, was awarded the largest contract, which was for the erection of four new con- crete bridges. His bid was S95 cents per square yard
 James McNulty was awarded the contract for the erection of new wooden bridge between Sherrill and Gethsemane, if the county engineer decides that the old structure at that point cannot be repaired. McNulty's bid was $1.95 per foot. If it can be repaired w. P. Notes will do the work at $1.25 per foot L. w. West was given the contract for the re- pair of wooden bridge over Big Creek for $l60 per foot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-28
REV. WHITTINGTON'S FAREWELL SERMON
Special Farewell Service For P0pu- | Iar M.nister of Ohio Street Baptist Church.

Rev. Otto Wilmington, who for tEe past four years has been pastor Of the Ohio .Strees Bat lst church, and who recently tendored his resigna- ion to become pastor of the First Baptist church at Conway. VII preach his farewell sermon to the lecal congregation this evening. lie will leave Monday fer Waldron, Ark, to visit his father and after short stay in Hot Springs will go to Con- way to take charge of the church
 here,
 A special musical program VII be rendered and it is expected large numboc of the members of the con- ,sregation will be present at the ser vices tonight to hear Rev. Whit ing ton deliver his last sermon in this city.
 Rev. Wh ttington has made hos of trends during his pastoTate Of the local church and through his efforts heavy caurch debt has been re moved and the gation enlarg ed