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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

oFFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TEN
Dst1ot Il ColumbiI, wsshingfou n. C. jan .Ty
q Wa Apchostop for p--misson 70 txks ths
ehhrnl nation for the selec3on q cAndidsf. setu6I
rrso-uU of the Dsstr1ct ~ Colurlsa ~ n, =
onm-no-d b. the Oou1mi-1oo~1 q u. Dsss-4-s
% OnilmnA " tsks the eIFninstian f.r sduuss
son 70 the United stSt- MilitHrT l-s6errr IN
June, lse. viii b r~osived by ths Ournui-ion,r,
- A.s nan ooook p m. % Perjury a
"a Application for permission 10 tsk. ths, -
fmtnshou must be made 20 th. sppbcsnf's h.,6
Wr1ttnE, and b. sodrps~-d 70 IN. Oo-nui~So,~,
~ ths District Of OolumhS Roou SO DI.t-,rt
Butldins Wsshinrtnn. D. q n. sp-liostIo.
must STATE the place and date u ID. sppliosntr
hirth and lis pnS-,ear sddr--s: and - scoon-
panied b. ceTtihosts frum tvo r-r.Itsba, --si-
dents q the District ~ Columbs that IN. Ep5li-
cant Is perScn - EDod moral rhErsctsF an tbEt
hs 10 SctuS resident oy the r,ist-1rf ~ Col,1-p-
hs- Applicants mus not b under se.-nte-n nor
cEeT twenty-five ysars - arr o. the date of a.
nsSun-June a lsl6-End no. I-.x tbEn A.. f,.t
four Incbes IN height the Ess % s~Tente.n ~
les than I've feet FIVE inches IN heirht at u. sEs
~ eighteen and up-zrd. physcsl examination
q applicants will b bed In Pm D-p@-rm-nt TrucE
Bouse. No. J. situated on the soufbssst oo-p~T of
Fourteenth street and Ohio Er-Bu. nr-thw.st o.
SATURDAY. February =. 1916 al 10 o'cio-t l.
m A competitive mental examination q sppri-
osnts viii b bold IN the A---unbly Rom q ~.
fSSn6in School Building Tuesday trd
WEDNESDAN. Feh-uxry Is and N 1916 s,n-
u.nrns at O'Clock a N. Tn. mental errminsfio,
vii include the following slhoets: Compu~ ton and
literature IN EnEiish; Enshsh grammar desr-p-
tive and phyrcl reuETzpfy; United States and
Euruprsn hisoTJ: Ilr,h1 tfhrough ou1drstir r1rrs-
tons and p-ossssonsl and REhs FeCmctry. No
Tersou viii he PERMITTED 10 rr-ut himsslf for
either physol mental sEHmtnItsor who shall
not have hen notified in Whiting o. the anrrursI
q his application By the Commissioner. OLIVER
+. NEWMAN. LOUIS BEUWNLOW, CHARLES
Columbia
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WOMEN ESCAPE NEGLECT.
Norris Reyises Bill md Gives
sunrngists Presidential Vote

There was something of a commotiou
In tho ranks of the women who are
working for the extension of equal suf-
frage as they contemplated yesterday the
the possible effects of a measure intro
duced by Senator Norris. of Nebraska, an
advocate of suffrage.
In n bill he introduced a few days ago.
which aims to abolish the electoral col
lege and provides for the direct elections
of the President and the Vice President.
the words qualified voters of each State
were inadvertently used to fix the quail
fications of voters, the affect of which
would have wiped out the, statute of the
State of Illinois giving women a Presi-
Dental vote.
When Senator Norris attention was
called to it, he made haste to correct
the error and said:
'T shall redraft my resolution so that
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
CHOIR BOYS ENTERTAINED.

Thirty boys in the choir OF the National
Cathedra! were entertained Tuesday n
the residence of Bishop Alfred Harding
in the Cathedral Close by Bishop Harding
and his sister-in-law, Miss Douglas They
were received after the vesper song serv-
ice. filing into the residence under leader
ship of Choirmaster Edgar Priest
A feature of the affair was the presen-
tation of q phonograph to Mr. Priest.
who in turn placed the instrument in the
choir room of the cathedral. The phono-
graph was donated by admirers of the
choir boys and given in their honor The
presentation was made by Bishop Hard
ing.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD u. sYAE, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT
~ Coumbas. holoing . District Court. In ~:
or~ning widening and extension Of aeyp in s1usres
lnz Sls. and me. IN the District Of Columhas.
District Cour. No. tfl.-Notioe 10 hereby sireu
that the Commissioners of the Dstricf Of Colunbss
purSuant 20 the proyrous a section 1875 10 seion
les l. inclusive Of the Code q Law for the Disric
OF Columbia. hsre hl~d petition in this Cos1rt
praying the condemnation Of the land Necessary for
the opsnins. widening and eIt-nsion of SII.yt IN
s1usre 22 bosinded b. ChaIin street Clifton street
fourteenth street west and Ffteenth street we~,
spnsre 3oiS. hounded b. Lamont srret Kenyon
street. Wsrdsr street and Pan pIsce. and square
s0i. bounded by q street north, Tbornas street
Plrst street we~, and Secund street west IN the
District of Columbia. - shown on q Tlat ~ map
ned With the sad r~tition. nsr Thereof Sod
praying also that jury Of Eve tndicious disiuteT
ested men, not related any pers1n interested IN
these pTocerdinB. and not in the ssrrice O. employ
ment Of th| District ~ CohIniht OF Of the United
States. hs summoned By the United States MGr-hGl
for the DSSrict Of Columbia N ssssss the damages
each owner q land to BE- taken NAV snEtSin ~
reason n the opening. extension, and vld~uing Of
the said alleys and the condemnation II the land
necessaTy for the purposes thered and 10 ss~Ss
said damages including the sIpenses q thess pro-
ceedings uTun each lot psrt u ut or tarusI of
land in the SQUARE or hlocs 10 which sid SnsJ @
minor streN Il To BE- opened. ertended and Wideued
HDd upon s4cl lct Part Of Iot OF pzrcrl o. sround
IN the slusres blofs confronting the aid -qusrs
which viii be benefited by said ot-ning eItsnsion
and widening, in the proportion that the said jury
nay ind said lots Parts of lots % psrc~r of land
vii h benehted provided for in and ~ the tfore
said code n law II is. bF the Court this csth day
of January. A. n 1915. ORDERED. That ell psr-
Snns having any interest IN these prooeedna b. and
th%7 are hereby. warned and Commanded 70 appear
In this Cosrrt b~fors the aSTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. D. 1915 st 10 o'clock o. n and
continue IN attendance until the Court shall have
made IFS final order utfyiuE and confirming the
award n damages and the E-~-~msut Of ben-dts
n the jury to Be- eTnIansled and Sworn hsryin and
Il Is further ORDERED. That coFy of this posios
and 0rdsT b. published tVice week for three -Ioc-s
siNe weeks In The Wash nEtru Evening Star the VISA
iEEt"n Times. and The WsShinEtnn Herzh new
psTeTs published in the said Dstrict. Commanding
at least tSenty days before the ~h 18th day oS
February. A. D. 1916. il IL further ORDERED That
COPY Of this Dntior and order Be SerT.d b. the
United States Marshal bis 6epuiirs pon each
~ The ownsrS a the fee n the land be condemned
herein may be found by the sid rnsrshNl or hi,
deUuti~s within the District Of ColumGI befo-e
the said 9Th dAy n FshSusry 4. u. lq1e By the
Court: 2. L. SIDDONS Justicp A true corr-
Test: tSeaLD J. K. YOUNG, Glen By r. Z CTN-
NINGHAM Assistant Cen
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Ry "SP GROGAN.

I'p to the time of going to press, no
one could be found who furniS ed the
ground hog with A fashlight yesterday
AID. as A consequence, everybody is hap
~ fo- he did not see his shadow
G g. Steven. manager of the local
branch Of the Chicago PnuematlC Tool
Company. manufacturers of the Little
Giant truck returned yesterday from a
trip to the home office in Chicago. He
reports that the factory is working over
time TO MI the orders now booked and
that they are not war orders, either. Ac
cording to Mr.. Stevens, the outlook for
the truck business this spring and sum
mer was never better.
Though the weather OF the past two
days has been anything but auspiciOus.
H. &. Lcary, jr., who is holding an
automobile show Of his own this week,
displaying the Maxwell line. is anything
Tut dDWnCrst said MIR. Leary:
Both yesterday and the day before
W. had a large attendance and I can
truthfUIy say that they were of the
class " no are in the market for a ma
chine When people will come out in
the rain to visit your showroom, 1t is
proof In itself that they have more than
passing interest in a car. The cutaway
,hassis. by means of which they cal
]
ear is made f and how each and every
part performs its function. is naturally
the center of interest"
WHli1u ]. hudson. special representa-
tive from the Maxwell factory, is in the
city assisting in seeing that visitors are
cared for.
Charles Scmmes. president Of the Semes
Motor Company. who has been In Phila-
delphia for the past few days in the in
terest Of the Vim truck, returns to Wash
inston today.
Hank Ward. former service manager
for the Harper-Ovorland Company. is
now looking after the service that Bal
timore owners Of Overlands will receive
IN the Monumental City. being in charge
Of the service station In that city.
Always abreast Of the times. if not one
step ahead. the automobile manufacturer
is today building his machine to suit
conditions that exist in every city. To-
day. with the gear ratio Of cars reduced
from what it formerly was. 1t is no
longer necessary to be constantly drop
ping back into second speed when travel
ing along congested streets or wishing 10
turn a corner while driving slowly. AS
machines were, a few years ago, with
the large bore and stroke motor and
nigh impossible to travel up and down
any cOngested street.
Cars today are, with few exceptions,
Of small bore and long stroke, or, as
they are more aptly termed, high-speed
motors. The majority Of manufacturers
are building skies, eights or twelves.
which in theselves naturally permit OF a
throttiing-down on high. Those who
confne themselves to the four-cyIinder
type are building the motor more fex-
ible than ever. Likewise, the gear ratio
has been reduced considerably on most
machines. This is an aid to slow-run-
ming and does away with much gear
shifting.
II Is but natural that the flexible motor
should be easier riding and easier on the
car In general
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia, JbnuAry 2. 1876. sesl~d nrupossls q
will be received at this ofhc. Rom s0p District
Building. until oclock 2 N, FsbrusTy s. 1876
for furnishing and eTectng marble water closet
partitions, prumensde tile ruofinE e1Emsl tu.
wurf. window guards. drinking fuGntsins lsratory
wood block noCring modification of v-st fan rco-n
rirls' locker and work room. Ceutrsl HiTn
School Thirteenth and CdflDn streets northwest
WsShingtnu. p. c. BlEnk forms of proposal ,
specifications and all necesSsry information NAV bs
obtained from the CHIEF Clsrt. EnsDe-r Depsr-
ment Room e District Building Washington u.
O. A deposit of Eve dolEu $50 will b. 70
OLIVER r. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNLOw
CHARLES W krTZ. Crnnissinners. d. c
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May Call Sanatorium to Court.

The Commissioners are expected to be-
gin proceedings in Police Court this
morning through Assistant Corporation
Counsel Roger J. Whiteford to compel
the Chevy Chase Sanatorium to close its
doors This action follows the refusal Of
the institution to obey the order of the
Commissioners to close on February /.
issued several weeks ago after residents
OF Chevy Chase and Cleveland Park had
protested that the place was "nuis-
ance."
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MILAN a SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. In re: Ssnto Fou chsnss Of name 10
Samuel Ssnto Fort. Equity No. Strl-Notics is
hereby given that the 18th day Of January. 1915,
petition fled fn the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia by Santo Fou, p-syins for =
decree changing his name TO samuel Ssnto Fort
for the set forth in ssid petition. MILAN
4 SMITH. Attnrners
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

IT will preserve the Presidential vote for
women in Illinois. The last thing should
wish TO do would be to deprive them of
any of their qualifications as voters In
deed. II had my way / would increase
them. and extend the franchise to all
women"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

What sort of occupation is there,
short Of burglary, which wouldn't be
more PROFITABLE II II were ex-
planned to the people through adver-
tising?-Dan Sayles.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

A squirrel census has just been taken
in Central Park. There are $50 squirrel
apartment houses and thirty-twO de-
tached cottages. All in all there are
about 40 squirrels in the park.
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~

There is dog in New York that Is
worth more than its actual weight in
gold. He Is the champion of champions.
He Is valued at $500 a pound. He weighs
FIVE pounds-totsl 81 800. St Julien Is the
property OF Mrs. II. McKenna PultE.
Before coming to this country In 1913,
st. Julien was the champion of Eng
land and for two years has captured
the trophy for the best Pom In America.
He conforms very closely to the best
standards for Pomeranians.
He Is an orange sable In color with a
profuse coat. wonderful plumage and a
short COLBY body. He Is an engaging lit
tie fellow and does not take himself
seriously at all,
Henri. local waiter of fame says
that the State Senators eating at the
Biltmore on 81 day must have been
"a beggarly lot, sir" Whether they are
or not they are enmeshed in nice
scandal with all sorts of investigator
shopping about after them.
But as for them being a beggarly lot.
would have ordered many more items off
the menu, but didn't know whether TO
eat drink or inhsle them.
Down in a high-priced eatery the other
day n rather breezy patron from Arizona
looked over the bill of fare, pointed to
one item and said to the waiter: Send
out and get a trap and catch me one
Of them. I'm going to take a chance"
The item read: Mousse OF Sweet
breads"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
NEw-T DAY By DAY.
O.O.NsNTYRE. .

Special Correspondent q he wssai1stcn Rsta,d.
New York. Feb. 2-Broadway Is going
wild over the stunt" musicians who are
hocktng in from everywhere. Any
union musician who can double as an
athlete, equilibrist or jugglsr while at
his regular professional duties can get
a Job.
Louis Epstein, who operates the bull
fiddle In a White Way skatorium, has
trained his instrument to give an i'm
personstion of a waltzing partner ana
IN certain selections he converts II into
a whirling ldsrvish and at other intervals
he fox-trots with il, always catching the
strings at the right time.
No less than half a dozen crazy
nddlers" are now at work introducing
high and lofty tumbling with their
classical and spontaneous music. Sleight
OF hand banioists who can PUNK of a
few notes, make the banjo disappear ana
bring It back to business in the right
tempo are making hit
As for ''lunatic pIanists" why. what
they are doing to decent respectable ana
self-supporttng pianos is nothing short
Of a scandal
wanie McCutcheon.> we'll known to
Broadway, has been fighting in France
under the English flag for nearly two
years and ne Is expected hOm- soon. he
left a perfectly good job to get where
the shells were screaming.
He writes that the soldiers are now
singing all the time and they are sing
ing the pOpuar songs OF America Two
Of the songs that are being whistled in
the trenches Just Ike "Tipperary" was,
are Moth" and You Wouldn't Know
That Old Home Town Of Mine"
A new song that has just come out
4 Yer.
Mine" The writers are hoping Il will
not offend the prohibition element.
Peculiarly drink song with excellent
music some time ago lost out because
II had a line touching on the good cheer
Of liquor.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
And Now Girl Chimney Sweeps.

London. FEB. 2-Chimney sweeping Is
the latest occupation invaded by women
as a result Of the scarcity OF male labor
Girl chimney sweeps are now seen In al
parts % London doing the work OF men
who have sslhe 10 war.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
SOCIETY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX

Washington yesterday morning and is
stopping at the Willard.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
HELP WANTED-MALE

BOYS BOYS BOYS
Cash, bicycles and other prizes are Of
fered TO boys selling Saturday Evening
Post, etc. during their spare hours on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday; also
their selection from over COO premiums,
See VIM Smith, District Agent, at 22I
B 81. NV. Main 40. First copies free.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST.

LosT-PLATTNUM BAR PIN SET WITH F1yb
diamonds. lost Feb. /. Liberal reward offered. isli
Irving sa
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Mrs. Morton J. Henry. wife of Mai.
Henry, U. s. A., entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Mrs. James l. steel will be at home
Informally today from 4 to O'Clock, at
her residence, 2l07 S street.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
AUCTION SALES

ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~ 80 At
COO m, IN front u tho Unft-c sss,es
ssnrsss Conpauys vErebouss. gsfs T-utb ssr-~t
no-th~-. Vs-hingtcn. D. C thsr. v1u \. s,is
st fuhlie ABctior. 70 inflow. B-,, fo- ,.-.r.
eh.yes -e, due and unpsid Oh soodE fu-r,fur.
nous bod and p~rSonn ese-1f ou sscrsEs " name,
% hMAt AoGIL1. W. L. MORRIS NANNts
SoNks. UNIrt8 STATS STORAGE CO.. INC.
THos. a. OWEN A SONS, hoctie...r,.
rRUsrEEs SALE dF VALUABLE rNrRoyrp
AND UNTMfRoNED PROPERTIES N
tARhI FARM AND EAST DEANwooD.
B. rirtu. ~ three c-r,Iin d.-d, ~ tyu.s AMI,
recorded in IN. L~no R-.,-a, ~ ~. Is.s-,-s 81
oinrnt4s IN ht-r as. foho sp = 80: Hh<r rs
taio y. e seo, and Ib-T gS0 folio ~ q -
r-~~c1feb md 81 the request Of the marty .@r,-.S
.heteu,. ne uno-zirD~o Surviving trlst.e viii s.l
~ pubic aoctton within he ofho. u Thos J.
oven a so1. iSg G ssr.~t nosrh~-ss. o. TT-Ts-
bAl, he M day of FshEuFry Isss al o'eloes
p N. the following desc1h-d land tn1 r--nuis~.
stasts IN the county q Wsshinrtou. Dasyf- a.
cohlnA beng the ssJth-Tnmost = frusn tr--i ts
rsr q lot In se-tion ] in the suhdirisi,- a. ~.
trustees q Barn Pam d-sc1b-d IN H-pf n~1-
uo1eo deed ~ trust eToens tb~-sf-on fhsf r.,-fgo-
~ taho lot cnnreYed hg Csr~T Arm Burreu iGlso
Burreln. by ds-d in fee % Osmph.U Csrrfnso-
sn oe-o "a duly r-rorded snnanF th. lsnd r-S-,-o,
o. aid Distric, in Hh-- - folio ~
lnnedi1teiJ neesftsr. al q los N Tfns
:. =, tunoi'1snn q l&rt - lot
IN section Of the Bsrry Fsrn a. r-- rssa r.os-s.s
IN bcot y, psEe =. of the --.-ds n tn. cTN.-
q ne suTeyor a the District - Colunhs1
Also imm-dSt>y tb-T~snsr lot "a IN bloey 9
hsnu-l Il. Gerry and Edrtrd NJ Pin.s' Sub
airison q rs1 q the shsin EssIts kno~r as
EAsa Desuvocd. 80 - plat reoordsd IN Llb.f
OounU. No, ?. folio lol n the r~oordJ cf tbs
ofhos q the sUrsyoT u sid DlsTi-4
TENS q sale An cssh. A dspast a saoS
upou each p-rosi viii b required At tim q .sl.
and pUrrhaseF HIlOv-d Is days 20 r,url.s. N. -.
furthT p~rbcusu Ennrun,~d Of ums ef .zls
THOMAS WALKER Surviving Trr.s.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Read Dan saylss want Ad Talk
nsNt Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Maj. F. c. BoEgs is spending a few
days In New York City and is stopping
at the Wolcott Hotel
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

PIANO tt MING.
CORRECT TUNING $40. WORK GUARAN
tsed. IS note Ilsyer pdsnos altered TO IS note
T. HOLvERSON, "a North CsTUlins ne
Phone Line ~
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Registering at the Hotel McAlphin In
New York from Washington during the
past week have been Mr.. T. A. Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Herman, Mr.. Thomas
l.. Eggieston, Mr.. G. e. Dunkum, Mr..
Julius Block, Mr.. !. e. Block. Mr.. John
Dolph, Mr.. p. d. Cone, Mr.. p. B. FIetch-
er. Mr. C. 3. Brown, Mr.. w. NJ. Camp
bell, Mr.. J. r. Clark. jr.. Mr.. s. II. Rog-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh S. Miller. Mr..
James F. HaEerty. Mr.. Vert Shoop. Mr..
Harold L. Lang, Mr.. Ada NJ. Watrous,
Mr.. J. T. Jardine. Mr.. NJ. l.. Williams,
Mr.. f. r. Hendley. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Dies, Mr.. and Mrs. III, r. Pierce, Miss
Mary r. Farley, Mr.. w. S. McPhsil,
Mr.. John r. Galloway and Mr.. J. F.
Tilley.
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SITUATION WANTED.

ooUr.E tcoLOREDi PsoM NEW YoRk
wish positions as cook and butler. chauffeur.
rrsfersbly in home. References. FRANK
BROMN. "a u Al NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Miss Mary Custis Lee, of Virginia, is
In Washington, and is stopping at the
Shoreham Hotel
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

io ST Nw.IsTNGLE ROOM sEooYn
hooS frcnt; poTch. bath, bot wttsr; -lsci .1r-
roundinss; cuisine the best
IN ST. NW.-LARGE. CLAN ROOM. tur7C
able for two; porch. bath. hot ~rter; .slsrs sar-
rounding cuisiD. the beS.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03

Up to the time of going to press, no
one could be found who furniS ed the
lrouni hog with A flashlight yesterday
AID. as consequence, everybody is hap
~ fO. he did not see his shadow.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR RENT-RooKs.
ROOMS AND BOARD

iE ST NW.-TWo ROOMS. SOUTHERN
eIpo-Tr furnished well heated snd Bcs vst~
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Program fer Teachers Meeting Wed.
nesday Evening. Jan. 5, at 6:45.

The Coming Of Christ the Fulfill.
ment OF Old Testament Prophecy" dis
cussed from a scriptursl standpoint.
by DR.. NJ. E. Weaver.
The Human Christ" discussed from
q scriptural standpoint. by T. R. Bate
The Divine Christ" discussed from
a scriptural standpoint. by Professor
Firth Of Allen Academy.
How TO Make an Attractive Sunday
School," discussed in q broad way. by
Professor Keeton OF Bryan Baptist
Academy.
What Are the Purposes Of Sunday
School and What Should We Expect
From Its Lahors?" discussed by J. NJ.
Hare.
Let every officer. teacher and spe
cially interested worker Of the First
Baptist Sunday school show their 10y
atty by attendance at this meet
ing, The moral and spiritual welfare
OF Bryan depends largely upon your
activities. Be dependable and large re
suits will surely follow. Makes no DIFF
ference what the weather conditions
we win see 10 Il personally that the
parlors Of the church are made perfect
] ly comfortable for your reception.
Don't forget the hour. s:45 .. m.
Wednesday. This is IS minutes before
the prayer service Be sure TO be on
time. The service viii begin promptly
on the minute.
JNo. A. MOORE JR.
Superintendent.
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At FREE sAprlsr CHURCH.
Rev. rstum viii Speak at This Even.
ina's Services.

You are cordially invited TO hear
Rev. .. J. Tatum tonight on the sub
ject. The Church Universal-the One
Body OF Which Christ Is the Head. I"
Rev. Tatum is no stranger TO the PEG
pie Of Bryan. having lived and labored
in on midst for years, and We all
know his ability and power In tho pull
pit. Let Us show our love and appreci-
alton Of these long years Of sacrifice
and service by our presence to hear
the message We are sure Rev. Tatuu
viii bring TO Us.
Services each evening during tbs
week at 1880 o'clock as follows:
Wednesday. Jan. 5-"Nations ant
Their Rulers" by Rev. F. II. Newsou
OF Kurten. Tex.
Thursday, Jan. Emissions" to b
supplied
Friday. Jan. Families. Colleges
Schools and the Young" by Professor
o. F. Christian. professor OF history II
A and N. college. College. Tex.
Tie public is cordially invited to al
these services. &. c. WHEELER.
Pastor
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RENDERED BANQUET.
Eagle Employees Compliment Retiring
Manager.

On Saturday evening at o'clock
the employees OF the Eagle Printing
Company rendered Mr.. NJ. L. Wallace.
the retiring manager. n banquet at the
New York cafe. II was a beautiful
courtesy and one Of the most pleasant
social affairs Bryan has known this
season. II had been perfectly arranged
In advance and the manner In which
the caterer executed his instructions
completed a perfectly appointed af.
fair.
The participants assembled at the
office. OF the company at o'clock and
went In body to the cafe. where the
banquet was served.
Preceding the banquet. the employees
Of the company presented Mr.. Wallace
with an elegant Knights OF Pythias
charm as a token OF the very high es
TEEN in which he is held by each and
every one OF his associates. The pres
entation was made briefly by A. ]
Buchanan and responded to very grace
fully by the recipient. who reviewed
at home length the printing history o.
Bryan and the part he had had IN
making Il. He closed by expressing 9
desire for future pleasant relations
and associations. both socially and II
a business way.
The menu was elaborate. the heigh
Of the culinary art and thoroughly en-
joyed by each guest.
Those present were NJ. E. Wallace
: A. d. Graham. Coleman Hardy. ].
! Looney. NJ. d. Hall. Luther johnson
Alvin Jackson. o. Z. Minkert. Georg
, Z. sorrell and A. ]. Buchanan.