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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
INTERESTING COLLECTIONS.

Bismarck, NJ. D., Sept. S.-Cura-
tor M. r. Gilmore has on display
at the state historical museum a
very interesting collection OF repro
auctions of actual war pictures,
photographed on the field. There Is
also q display of war cartoons from
Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather. publlshed
under the title, fragments From
France" by The Bystander of Lon
don. Captain Bairnsfather portrays
the humorous as well as the serious
side of war, and his pictures give an
Illuminating insight into life in the
trenches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
OLD OFFENDER JAILED.
Accused of importing Liquor From
ST. Paul to Jamestown.

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 3.-William
6. Williams has been arrested in this
city on a charge of bootlegging. Will
liams, who is an old offender along
this line, is alleged to have returned
from st. Paul with FIVE gallons OF
whisky and three gallons Of pure al
cohol in a suitcase. He has stated
that he desires to plead guilty be-
fore Judge Coffey in district court
and will be given this opportunity
at the December term.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
SLIPS OFF FERRY
And IS DROWNED
Carl Peterson, Assistant Ferryman
at Watford City, Goes TO Death
When Caught in Whirlpool.

watford city, N. D., Sept. 8. -
Slipping off the ferry while towing
the boat to the Williams county
shore, Carl Peterson. assistant ferry
man at the 500 crossing was down.
ed A whirlpool caught the man and
pulled him under before a crowd of
sistance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
GOOD WHEAr YIELps.

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 3.-Wheat
iE the vicinity Of Clementsville is
averaging more to the acre than that
threshed in any other section Of the
county, according to E. M. Gentry,
cashier of the Farmers & Merchants
bank Of Clementsville. Wheat aver
ages 10 to II bushels to the acre, he
asserts, while barley and oats are Of
the best.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
MILITIAMEN IN AUTO
MISHAP AT WYNDNERE
Car Overturns With Three Mem.
bers Of Company | Of Wahpeton,
Who Were Returning TO Station.

Wyndmere, N. D., Sept. 3.-Magnus
Nelson and two companions, who
have enlisted under the national
colors, miraculously escaped death
Sunday afternoon when their auto
turned over three times. The three
had driven here from Breckenridge,
Mimi, in a hired car and were on
their way home when the accident
happened. The boys are all MEM
bers OF Company /, stationed at
Wahpeton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
PETITION DEMANDS
BETTER PHONE SERVICE
Patrons Of Line al Havana Refuse TO
Pay Monthly Rent Until Company
Puts in . New Switchboard.

Havana, N. D., Sept. S.-This little
town is feeling the effect of boycott
against telephones unless the For
man, Rutland e. Havana Telephone
Co., gives better service. A petition
was signed by all telephone sub
scribers last week and forwarded to
the head office of the company to the
effect that no more rent would be
paid until a new switchboard is in
stalled. The subscribers claim that
they were promised new switch
board over a year ago, and that
there is no complaint made against
the local management or the tele-
phone girls as they are looked upon
as fellow sufferers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
HEAVY FIRE LOSS
Flames Sweep Hay Lands in the
Reservation District.

Shields, n. D., Sept. "A fire be-
lieved to have started at the Joe
Swift hay camp, famed by a hurri-
cane, swept over a large part of the
reservation before it could be stop
ped by 100 fire fighters, near Sheriff
McLaughlin's ranch. S. E. Parkin is
one Of the heaviest losers, his entire
eight-section lease, 5000 acres, which
he recently fenced, being a black
waste.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
nEcoRATEp FoR SERVICE.

Ray. N. D., Sept. 3.-Alie Buffam.
formerly with the Ray Drug Co, and
crack pitcher for the Ray baseball
team, who enlisted with a Canadian
regiment at the start of the war, has
been decorated by Queen Mary for
distinctive service in the development
of athletics among the Canadian
troops at BramsEott camp, England.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
GROUND BROKEN
Work Starts On Construction Of New
$1,000 Edifiee at MeViIIe, N. D.

Neville, N. D., Sept. 3.-Ground
has been broken for the construction
of the new $11, 900 Norwegian Luth-
eran church. The building proper
will be 36x64 feet, with two 14x14
foot towers, one low and one high.
The basement will care for an audi
torium, kitchen, library, furnace and
coal room.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
INJURED IN FALL
Theodore J. BoIke of Hebron, Falls
From Seaffold and 10 Rendered
Unconscious.

Hebron. N. d., Sept. 3. - Falling
from a scaffoId on the new Jacob
Helpern residence, Theodore J..
Bolke was rendered unconscious for
some time. He struck the ground
head first, sustaining injuries to the
head and also his shoulders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
GETS ADDITIONAL OFFICE ROOM

Bismarck, N. D.s Sept. 6.-1Wo
new once rooms are being provided
for the adJutant general BIZ utilizing
space formerly devoted to storage
and the ad1utant generals room now
adjoining the Office Of the state en-
aineer will be turned ovor 20 the
latter. "A new room also Is being fit-
ted up Cor the State Historical so
ciety. adjoining the rooms occupied
bv the museum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
WANT, PASSENGER SERVICE.

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. $500 line
patrons at Pelto, in the Devils Lake
country, have presented the railway
commission with a petition praying
for passenger service. They state the
500 line formerly stopped at their
station but that recently it has
abandoned this practice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
DANCE 70 Paw SHARE.

Shields, N. D., sept. 3.-Indians Of
the Porcupine district are holding
"siee dancing" and singing exhibit
tions at the agency sub-station every
Saturday evening TO raise money TO
pay this districts share Of the eK-
pense OF the great Indian fair to be
held at Fort Yates Sept. ~ to 70.
Jack Iron Bowlder, vice-president Of
the district, is master Of ceremonies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
cHARLsoN Is DEAD.

Ray, N. D.. Sept. Samuel charl-
son, resident Of Ray for 13 years
ana one Of Williams county's most
prominent citizens, died suddenly AT
his home here He was an import
ant landowner and the town OF
Charlson was named for him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-03
BOY Is BADLY INJURED.

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 3.-Harry
Fergus, 15-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Fergus, OF jamestown,
suffered a compound fracture OF the
left arm when a pony which he vas
riding in an effort to train him for
the Stutsman county fair races be-
came unmanageable, jumped a near
by fence, and spilled his young rider
The youngster was racing with a
companion, Lyman Lythe, when the
accident occurred.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28

Dixon, 1873 F street southwest: John
T. Cant, 437 LIST street southwest; Har-
rison J. Williams, 904 Sd street south
west; Halvin l.. Addison 229 Sd street
lahan street southwest; John Steven
son, 72S 1st street southwest; James
L. Slaughter. 3S4lt c street southwest:
Sam Gethers. Arlington place south
west; Philip W. Briscoe. 423 I'd street
southwest; George C. Mathews, 1928
Delaware avenue southwest; Peter
Coates, $40 * street southwest; Charles
G. smith. 400 K street southwest; John
H Lewis, $50 Cullinan court south
west; Benjamin F. Allen. 907 E street
southwest: Emanuel B. Hall, 913 g
street southwest; Henry Tillman, b26
Delaware avenue southwest. Raymond
". Coates, 1914 Half street southwest;
Ernest Dorsey. 827 I'd street southwest:
Malachi Payne 400 Sd street southwest;
Richard Brown "a l street southwest;
Frank Payne, 1910 Half street south
west: William r. Bowie, 526 Sd street
southwest: Thomas w. Sharp. 1886
Union street southwest: Wesley a.
Turner. S16 Sd street southwest: Ma :
than Withers. iii Sd street southwest:
Randolph Jones. 242 Sd street sou'h-
west: Arthur Woodson 531 I'd street
southwest: John Coates. 365 1st street
southwest; George H Smothers 3l5 ISL
street southwest: Bernard Johnson
214 G street southwest; Jerry SeweIi'
232 /. street southwest: James II. but
II. Gibson, 3o9 Sd street southwest
Marone II. Nebbett. 1880 I'd street
southwest: Charles II. Lewis. llo "a
street southwest: William S. smith, %
l street southwest; Albert =. avon avon
AZ Clarl. court southwest irving
smith. $50 street southwest, ana
Harold Ouivers, AS Sd street south
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. q.

Shirley Fortune. 1909 Delaware ave-
nue. southwest: William Parker. 121 K
street southwest: George n. Hallbock,
sos I'd street southwest: Albert Lucas.
$50 K street southwest; James Jones.
1854 E street southwest; Charlie a. Day.
923 I'd street southwest; oliver Robin
son, ASS Grant court southwest
Charles G. Richardson. 32oz I'd street
southwest: John T. Page, 1923 LIST street
southwest; Richard l. Plummer. 1858
Union street southwest; John s. Will
day. Ala Sd street southwest: Leroy A.
Bush, 1916 LIST street southwest; George
Jenkins. 80 E street southwest: John
D. Bolden, 706 LIST street southwest;
Philip Young, 22s C street southwest
Clarence Thomas, 329 Maryland avenue
southwest; Harris NJ. Twitty, 1917 Car
rollberg place southwest; Raymond C.
Campbell. 1113 Sd street southwest;
Frederick D. Kent, sos Virginia avenue
William H. Wood. 935 Cold
en- street southwest; Edward Butler,
1918 I'd street southwest; George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 10.

William Henry Brown. o61S 18th
street; Charles Jones, Fort drive, near
Hardwood road; Walter a. Mills, Rock
Creek Church road; Louis E. Lucas, 926
Euclid street; Harrison W. Gaskins.
SOB Barry place: Thomas l.. Parker.
$50 Girard street; Leo George Wood,
2O4 Q street: William Edward Hodges,
754 Park road; John Henry Grayson.
Riggs road. near Baltimore and Ohio
railroad: Charles S. Powell, COS Girard
street: William Henry Harper, How
ard University; -Lucius Harris, 1921
Sherman avenue; Claude w. Blackmon.
Howard University; Walter Edward
Adams, $40 FNairmont street. Lewis o.
Coles. Milford road west of Georgia
avenue; Seth c. Brady, 719 Gresham
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28

northwest: Daniel Weldon. 1926 Nay
lor's court northwest; James Arthur
Johnson, 1912 4th street north
west; Fred Thomas Cook. 50 l. street
northwest: Clarence Wilbur Kennedy.
2s9 o street northwest; Luther Ma
thaniel Johnson. Fenton place north
west: Madison Juggins, 14O5 Column
bia street northwest; John Lane, 1913
NJ street northwest; Benjamin Cross.
1919 7th street northwest; George
Washington Brown. Half street court
northwest: James Stewart. 20 l. street
Louis Johnson. 1011 Fenton
place northwest: James Herold Fisher.
f2s n street northwest: Carl Kitchens,
i4l0 10th street northwest; Arthur
Burch Dorsey. 1920 Sd street north
west; John Duff Young. 1913 9Th
street northwest: George Despert, So
Logan place northwest: Haydee AL
phonzo Patterson. 1918 LIST stree.
northwest; Richard Corcoran Harris
623 L street northwest: John Harrison
Thomas, 81 L. Hanover street north
west; Clifton Carroll Askins. c00a
4th street northwest Reginald
Theodore James. 81 Fenton plac e
northwest; James Mathews sos p
street northwest: Jasper Hill, 435 K
street northwest; William Franklin,
1873 street northwest: Robert Rus
sell Clarke. SO Fenton street northeast;
nelson, jackson, l4i2 Sd street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 5.

LEROY Butler, 6 1879 street southeast
Lawrence Whitaker, 3o1 TN street
southeast. c. E. Strickland, 41b Z street
so,+beast. Francis H. Joyce, l5o5 =
s+reet southeast; Lawrence I. Pratt
,ess 1st street southeast; Percy camp
heu 1916 c street southeast; Ruoeh
Johnson, 49, y street southeast
chiffon Boose, 1872 A street southeast
Charles Devaughn. 1905 South Capl'oi
street; Francis Riggs. 7S6 Navy pace
southeast: Benjamin MEG. Carter, 2oiz
stb street northwest: Charles Hawkins,
1918 Harrison avenue southehss :.
Charles n Coates. 131 18th street
southeast: Charleston Duckett. 1908 Isl
street southeast; Edgar Elsey, 61O X
street southeast: Charles H. Thompson
,421 4th street southeast; William n.
Day- 115 NJ street southeast; john W.
Hawkins 1910 d street southeast.
sylvester w. Washington, All I'd street
southeast; John W Henson, 2ll 18th
street southeast: Joseph +. Lee, lolZ
south Capitol street; Robert A. Haser,
1926 c street southeast: Colbert Perry
ia |. street southeast; William o.
Simms. l07 l. street southeast; William
". Reeder, 49, Navy place southeast:
oliver w Evans. 4oT d street south
east: Albert Green, 335 1lth street
southeast; Richard Garrett, 124l Y
Duncan street northeast, William ,.
Holmes, POI Virginia avenue south
east: Benjamin F. Contee. 229 1oth
street southeast; Edwin S. Holmes, IZS
18th street southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 2.

George Randolph Jones. S04 street
northwest: Allen Payne, 1877 Fifteenth
street northwest: Richard Milbourn,
Logan court northwest; Alphonso
Brown. SO L street northwest; Walter
Sylvester Russell. 60 Fenton street
northwest; David William Scott, 1882
New Jersey avenue northwest; Robert
Henry Norton, 1903 Pierce street
northwest: Thomas Willis Watts. 424
Ridge street northwest. apartment /;
Clarence Bundy. 81 Hanover street
northwest; Vernon Lester Talbert 451
p street northwest; Joseph Adams. Sill
n street northwest: Percy Chairman, "a
Hanover street northwest; William
Wallace. 1913 Cd street northwest:
Jesse McQuade Gordon. 429 Ridge
street northwest: Willie Pleasant. Gil
L street northwest. Fred Tolson, 3
Madison court northwest; Leroy Au-
gusta Mallory. 436 p street northwest
James Edward Jackson. SO l. street
northwest; Thaddeus Stephens Mitch
ell. 1909 10th street northwest; William
Robert Johnson 433 Ridge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 9.

William F. Brown, 1920 Florida ave-
nue. northwest: Arthur Toney, 1413 Cor
coran street; Jordan Carter, 1863 Flori-
da avenue; Clarence L. Eggleston, 1854
Lanier place; Harrison Warfeld, Ward
man Courts; Robert Lee Thompson. 1443
Florida avenue; Wainsburg Jackson
1106 Seaton place: Paul Braxton, 1875
Swami street; Fred Battle, 1885 Vernon
street: S. B. Arts, 22l7 18th street; AL
fred L. Brown, 1902 T street; Harry Nc
Kenzie. 1929 18th street: Matthew w
Henson, jr., 1855 Seaton place; Armi-
stead Smith, 1851 Columbia road; VIII
liam A. Chisley. 1906 18th street; Thorn
as E. Judkins, 1919 r street; Anthelia
Carey, 1907 I street; Frank Butler, 2221
18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28

southeast: Aaron King. 213 Warren
street northeast; William King. jr.. FOOT
Rosedale street northeast; Morton Ell
bert Lee, 80 18th street northeast; La
bana Mason, COS L street northeast /;
Charles Montgomery, 645 Florence court
northeast: Lewis Porter. 1908 I'd street
northeast; William Henry Robinson, sos
Sd street northeast; Floyd Emmett Ross.
223- Parker street northeast; Wiibert
Stewart. 1920 Wylie. street northeast:
Francis Desalle Taplett. 1900 street
northeast; George Tibbs, 1913 Linden
street northeast; Albert Tilghman. sos
10th street northwest. Edward Washing
ton, 212 Parker street northeast: Stephen
Emanuel Wilmington. 1924 Duncan
street northeast: John Henry Williams:
1907 Benning road northeast; Elwood
Augustus Wills, 1907 Kraemer street
northeast. James Albert Young. 2os II
street northeast; William Vanderbilt
Bailey, 226 street northeast; Daniel
Webster Giles, 1900 Linden street north
east; Charles Hamilton, 1923 9th street
northeast; John Wesley Stevenson. 1913
Duncan street northeast; Percy Augustus
Stewart. $40 Gordon avenue northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 8.

William Rvas, 1929 10th street north
west. Lawrence c. Bookings, 1915 12th
street northwest; Emmett E. Smith. 223S
Georgia avenue Lloyd L. Young. 1852
18th street: Willie Simmons, 222o l2th
street. John Shepherd. $40 oakdale
street; Amos Hebron. 1855 11th street
Arthur o. Terrell. 1431 Corcoran street;
John H. Woodson. 20b1 Georgia avenue;
I.ucien Scott. 1889 Covington street;
John Walter Tate, 1920 9Th street;
Claude F. Carmichael 1920 street;
Robert L. Johnson. 1912 10th street;
James E. Freeman. 927 S street; Walter
L. Wallace. 223s 18th street; Clarence
w. Chase, 1855 9Th street: James Allen.
SIS T street: Clifford A. Wrenn. 1898 4th
street; Joseph Blackwell. 1928 Attn
street; Harry West, e31 V street: John
w. Montgomery, 1906 New Jersey ave
nue.: George H Samuels, 1924 Vermont
avenue: William Mackall. sos Barry
place: John Isaac Spears. 1910 Corcoran
street; Lewis Edwards 1852 10Th
street, Richard Jackson, 1857 Cleveland
coran street: Elmer johnson, 1901 14th
street; Percy f. Allen, 1o11 street;
George G. Better. s35 w street; Lo-
reno Taylor, All Bland court; Ralph I.
Davis. 1922 Corcoran street: John l..
Price, 1904 Sd street; Arthur D. Dodson,
203 Elm street: Willie Epps, Pip 18th
street: Edgar Johnson, 224S sth street;
Edward Henry Lacy. 1461 Corcoran
street; Alfred A. Stevenson, 1860 Cor
coran street; Henry A. Mcdowell, 500
Florida avenue; William Walker. 400
Oakdale street: George w. Johnson,
1888 9Th street: Ernest NJ. Hardy. 1912
9Th street: Finke Fry, 1442 street;
John H. Mcpherson. 1411 Swami street:
Tompkins, s11 T street: Theodore Ell
hot, 1912 18th street; William James
Lomax. jr., 1911 Corcoran street; John
B. Williams. 62e Rhode Island avenue:
Charles B. Moore, Austin Cur
it's, 949 Florida avenue; Lawrence E.
Hawkins, 1S43 18th street. Lionel H.
Verdun. 1902 Sd street: William Hair
ston. 1909 18th street: Robert D. kille-
brew, sos Florida avenue; Joseph Y.
Saunders. 447 Q street; Griffin Payne,
2025 10th street: James William Paige.
2401a Bryant street, James Henry
Smith. 1926 9Th street: William NJ. JOY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 3.

Ulysses Tyler, 1861 25th street north
west; Ashby Garnett. 1900 Scott circle
William Alexander Dixon. 2126 Stevens
court: James Walker McIvan, 1904 23d
street northwest; Edward NJ. Cary. sl1
21st street northwest; Cardell Wells. 2l0e
E street northwest: Frank Daye, 24a1 I
street northwest: Theodore Joseph
Goffney. 2419 K street northwest; John
Evans Spriggs. 2210 I street northwest
Andrew Lightfoot, 1850 ed street
northwest: Asaph Hall Bell, 1922 22d
street northwest; William Randolph
Wicks 1925 21st street northwest
Joseph Ballard Gray, 1916 l. street
northwest: Ulysses Grant Fennell, 2014
II street northwest; Harry jackson,
2414 SHOWS col rt northwest: Daniel
Edward Byrd. sos ed street north
west: Arthur Brown. Pas l. street
northwest: Samuel Smallwood, 1f2O ed
street northwest: John Henry Thomas,
261s | street northwest; William Will
son. 1la0 goth street northwest; keaton
Gordon. c0lo L street northwest
George Shoulders. 2431 l street north
west: Richard McAllster ShamIey, 1911
18th street northwest; Joseph Wynder.
1907 18th street northwest: James
Adams. 34a NJ street northwest: John
J.. Ashley. the Alabama; William
Richard Barnes. 1929 18th street north
A|'N ai q nv" dIUp ISlt N street
northwest: William A. Saunders, 1745
street northwest: Walter Curtis
Botts. 1851 Greens court northwest
sylvester Derricote, 1918 street north
west: William Henry Lee 2702 X street
northwest: Samuel Ross, 1247 ed
street northwest; Louis Edward Lee,
2l54 Newport place northwest; James
Henry Downs, lily 10Th street north
street northwest. John Grooms, 1921
street northwest: John Groonis, 1921
18TH street northwest: Walter Mcken-
ney. sl4 18th street northwest; Joseph
owens. 1875 Goth street northwest .
charlie Carter. 221o l street northwest.
ana Herman Monroe jackson, 241S l
street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 6.

Louis William Allen. 1914 Linden street
northeast; Irving Francis Brown. 1914 G
street northeast: William Buchanan, 1916
Linden street northeast; August Nathan
Campbell. 134S c street northeast:
Charles Joseph Carberry, SAT Acker
street northeast; George Thomas Con-
tee, 1926 Linden street northeast; Ber-
nard Garrett Cooper. 3l6 A street north
east; Stafford Lorenzo Davis. 23S 1412
street northeast; George Robert Digss,
307 Murrays court southeast, John Rob
ert Douglas, l113 Seaton street north
east; Henry Roger Forrest. 23S Parker
street northeast; Chester Hensen. 1889 B
street northeast; James Alonzo Hawkins,
1924 Gales street northeast; Harold Win
field Holt, 6S2 4th street northeast; Am
b-ose c. Jackson, sos Sth street north
east; Sandy Alexander Jackson. care
Capt. Ousler, Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va:
Sherman Jones, PA 7th street southeast;
Henry Walter Johnson. 104 14th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. II.

Walter E. Holmes. 1910 Sheridan ave-
nue.; William D. FenwicR 1915 Sheriff
road; Peter L. Moore. 1916 Sherida n
road; John G. Montague. Stanton road
near Ala bama avenue: Charles B. Plum
mer. 1922 Columbia street northwest;
Frank L. Smith, 81 Stanton road; Bev-
erly ]. Fletcher, 1915 Wylie street
northeast; Richard T. Waters 1855
Summer road: William Luckett, 81
Summer road; Lee Sumblin, 407 How
ard road; William E Harley. 2707 Good
Hope road, Halves H. Hamilton, Lane
and Whittingham places: Gilbert T.
Smallwood, 1876 Fort Stanton road
John T. Dougherty, 1925 18th street
northeast; Ernest Lockwood, st. Eliz-
abeth Hospital; Walter NJ Watkins.
Corcoran and Division streets north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. !.

Bernard Lewis, Noah D. Roe. Samuel
Thompson, George Washington Rector
Dallas Chambers. Charles Lincoln Bowie,
Ed Winslow. John F. Courtney, Edmond
Scriven, Ernest Moore. BENJAMIN Porter,
Fred Frasier, Harry Stewart. Andrew J
Williams, Isaiah Thompson. Thomas r.
Watson, Charles T Benjamin Campbell,
James Brooks. Henry Edward Williams.
Robert J. Randolph. George chester
Gambrell George s. Powell Walter Lee.
William Berry. Young Davis, Joseph NJ
Mcclellan. Haywood Rie,ey. Clarence f..
Williams, VIII Yancey, James W. Hardy
and Paul Newman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-28
DIVISION NO. 7.

G. W. Manley, 2726 Olive street; D.
Bonnet, 36th and streets; *. NJ. G..
Jenkins, 3226 Grace street; ]. Lucas.
1913 4lst street: A. A. Prather, 3s46
Davenport street; II. \. Jackson. 2so9
Q street: F. ID. Robinson, 1868 3oth
street: G. Dorsey, 2o4 41st street: c. L.
Carter, II 41st street; ]. F. Williams.
1925 27th street; H. Z. Powell. 1926
Prospect avenue; r. NJ. Wilson, 1898
Jefferson street; ]. T. Williams. 1880
Cherry Hill; W. Owens, 273o Olive ave-
nue.: S. Payne. 1926 Olive avenue; c.
Hayes. TO-, 1877 Wisconsin avenue =. o., d.
ker. 20 Dennison place: G. Stanton,
1913 Jefferson street; ]. S. George.
260s Tunlaw street; w. NJ. Riley. 1889
2Sth street: l.. Lewis. 1920 Howard
street; E. H. Handy, 1890 Goth street.
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creeds, are equipped with reading and
writing facilities. player-pianos. games
and lounge equipment. Entertainments
will be furnished by soldier talent and
by entertainers from without.
The Washington Knights OF Columbus
dramatic organizations have outlined
an elaborate program of entertain
ments to be staged at Camp Meade this
winter.