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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
VIRClNIA'S HONOR ROLL

tive, Charlie Savers. r.. r. ID, =.
Grafton. Va; died of diesase.
Private REUBEN FILE1T:
relative. Mrs. Henrictte Elicit. 12u
North Seventeenth street, RICH
. NOND: died Of disease.
Private Iimore Thompson; reia-
tive. Thomas Thomasson. Il. +. d..
1, Goodview. Va: died OF disease
Private Charlie w. Deel: rela-
| tive, Mrs. Polly j. DeeL Nieey, Va;
died of dicsass'.
Private Carl r.. Nobnrn; rcla-
+ tive. Mrs. Florence ID. Norburn,
1872 Broad street, Danviiie. Va:
died OF disease.
Private Charles S. I1lcr; rcta-
tive. George 4. Catlett, Taggart.
Va: died of disease.
Private Kent w Angie: relative,
John II. Angle, X. r. ID. 2. Wirtz,
! Va: died OF disease.
Private Tom 5IAmlin: relative,
Mrs. Katherine Haaniin, Yale, w,
died OF disease.
Private WILLIAM 4. HARRIS. Jr.:
relative. William 4. Harris. RICH-
MOND COLLEGE, Va: wounded
severely.
Private Sam A. BRYANT: relative,
s~Hfu ~ ibTN dut. II. -. - T's~
rum, Va; wounded {dcgrec uude-
tcrmined.)
Lieutenant Raymond g. Mere
dith: relative. DIR. W. Il. Meredith,
80 Park avenue, Norfolk, Va;
wounded slightly.
Private Charlie William Patrick:
relative. Nathan r.. Patrick. New,
Va: wounded slightly.
Private Edward q. Rennie; rel
ative. William II. Rcnnic, Somer-
set. Va: wounded slightly.
Private David I.ichansky: rcla-
tive, Miss Lena Lishansky, 80
Arlington Place. Norfolk. Va;
wounded slightly.
Corporal WALTER III. BROCK;
relative. Mrs. Mary T.. Thomas,
80. West Taylor street. RICH
MOND: missing in action.
Private Howard p. Curry: refa-
tive, w. ID. Curry, Mcdowell. Va;
missing I'm action.
Private William j. Conner: rcla-
tive. James j. Conner, X. r. u. ..
Norfolk, Va: missing in action.
Private Ira l.. Haws:' relative,
Edward Haws, Philomont, Va;
missing in action.
Private James A. Moon; relative.
Mira, Susie NJ. Moon, Albcrine. Va;
missing in action.
Private Powell Nusick: relative.
Mrs. Melissy j. Musick, Honaker.
Va: missing In action
Private John w. MuSser: rcia-
tive, Monroe Musscr. Atkins, Va;
missing I'm action.
tive. Mrs, Martha c. DarncI1.
Giant
in action.
Private OIcn Parsons; relative,
Mrs. Lillian Parsons, Dryden, Va,
missing in action.
Private Richard w. Wright: rel
ativc, Mrs Gay Wright. Allisonia.
Va: missing I'm action.
Private Riley Profit: relative.
Mrs. Ruth IrofIitt. II. r. ID. 1.
BOX 1913, Mineral, Va: missing I'm
action.
Private Harry r. Napier: rcia-
tive. James q. Napier. Winter
green. Va: killed in action.
Private Harvey X. Kcyser: rela-
tive. Qniglcy 4. Kcyscr. Hot
Springs Va; died OF wounds.
Private Ralph b. Snead: rela-
tive. Mrs. Laura Snead Fork
Union. Va; died Of wounds.
Private Floyd ID. White; rela-
tive. Mrs. Alice v. White. Seaford,
Va: died Of wounds.
Sergeant Charles Brcuer: rcIa-
tive. Jacob Brcucr. - College
street. Marion, Va; died Of dis
ease.
Corporal Frederick p. Etz: rel
ative, Mrs. Fritz Edz, Bayvicw, Va;
died of disease.
Private Lewis s. HolIau: rela-
tive. Herman Hallau. X. r. ID. 1,
Shores, Va: died OF disease.
Cook Gray l.. HaroufY relative,
Mrs. IIucy HarouT, Burnssilie. Va;
wounded in action {dcgrea- -aasie---
tcrnlincd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01

The Dorothy Gish"
Satin Caps (wired), with
lace and ribbon trim
mings, So SO.
Caps of Chiffon, Lace,
Satin, Crepe de Chine, etc,
in colors of pink, blue, law
ender. maize or rose; an
endless variety - S1.00,
$3.50, $3.50, s3.98 and up
wards to 5000.
Boudoir Slippers and
Mules of Satin. in colors to
match the caps, $500 and
1898.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01

Bed Sacques in colors Of
pink or blue wonderful
combinations Of laces and
ribbons, $6.98.
Very New-Satin Nesli-
gees, with chenille fringe
trimmings, $500.
Crepe de Chine Negh-
gees, with l.and-ombrcid-
cred Georgette collars ard
cuffs, S12.98.
Plated Boudoir Skirts
of crepe with Georget;e
ovecdress and bodt,..:
trimmed with faces, $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01

Beaded Satin Negligee,
with hand knotted girdle,
very attractive. $3.50.
Boudoir Caps, daintify
boxed for Xmas gifts, Soc,
SOC, S1.25.
Floral Satin Negligees,
with wonderfully effective
ribbon plating, ETC.. S12.
Carriers for milady's
boudoir- dainty laced and
beribboned eirclets in
colors to match the caps
and slippers, Soc and SOC.
Second Floor, Central.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
ESQ Wornen's
Umbrellas

Handles of Sterling Sill
yer and Bokalite, and the
covers are good quality;
each fitted with cord, tas-
sci and case
An excellent valHe at
$3.50.
: First Floor, Central,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01

Sterling Silver, Rhine
stone and Fancy Drop
Earrings, specially priced
as follows:
IA pairs, formerly $3.50
to $1,000 a pair, now $500.
10 pairs, formerly 1898
to $3.50 a pair, now $2.98.
First Floor, West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
Hand Bags
For Gifts

This has to do with an
actual price-lowering on
certain fine Bags; nothing
at all wrong with them
only too many of a kind.
Very unusual values, now.
% Moire Velvet Bags,
black and colors; formerly
$3.50, now $3.50.
A few $1,000 ones now
$3.50.
Some at 1898; formerly
1898.
What a gift opportunity
this is.
First Floor, West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01

Now comes the real beginning Of the busy Christina. Shopping sso
making all the
have known Miller Rhoad have sendy complete and varied
will be the demand from this things which du
pcated will be sold before
in the day shopping advised
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
Ivory Pyralin
For Her"
Dressing Table

Have you thought how
pleasing such a gift will
be! The chances are
"She" has, many times.
Here are 3-piece sets Of
beautiful Ivory Pyralin,
specially priced, $5.98.
Also Toilet Sets of
quad1uple plate silver
fine value at $5.98.
First Floor, West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-01
Dainty Negligees
And Other Boudoir Fiixings in New
Department Opened

In special section all to themselves the second floor
will find keen and satisfying interest in the exhibits Of
Boudoir Sacques Caps Slippers etc. especially they have
dainty gifts get for their girl friends For have
assembled such assortment the pieces themselves
pretty.
The following listed to furnish idea of what this
Xmas Section contains:
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Eugene 4. Curry, g years, 81 A ST ne
Isabelle Smith. 50, 800 T st.
Walter =. Stewart. g. 9lI y 81 nv.
Mary J. Caywood, 81, sO2 A st Sc
Nathaniel T. Hynson. &C. 1855 y st. nv
Mary johnson. -. Garfield Hospital.
John s. walker, r. Garfield HospitAl.
Wm. N. Erscomb 81. Epis. z. Z. 4 & Hos
EIbert w Byrd. IS, 657 Pa. ave. -.
NJ Elizabeth Rerry, 60. l7S9 3 Il ne.
John 7. Metcalf, n. U. $. Sol. Home Hosp
Carinda NJ Pittis, 3, e55 Westminster st. NV
Mollie l. Johnsnn. 36. Emergency Hospital.
Ella V. Wright. s.. 4p 81. NV.
VIM. W. Boknan, e5, Emergency Hospital.
EazimerH Jadolowaki, 2. Walter Reed Hospt
Edgar r. Thrush. D. Walter Reed Hospt
Michael MalOney. g.. 22S g st. ne.
Andrew p Chamberlain 81, Garfield Hospt.
Gertrude A. Bernstein, %. Emergency Hospt
Henry Wysong. Il, 3o44 NJ st. NV.
Infant Of Walter and Mamie johnson. dsy,
Columbia Hospital
CoLoRED.
Edmouia BohannAh, 90 years. T2ll " q. nv.
Minnie Ray, 7. Freedmens' Hospital.
VIM. Evans, s., Tubsrculosis Hospital
Edward Chase, SO. 3l4 y at. sw.
Jane Triplett. II. Freedmens' Hospital
Herbert Jefferson. =, cog md It. sw.
VIM. Barnes o. Wash Asylum HoSpitM
VIM. Fl. Ball s., Lamont ct. NV.
Clarence Jenkins. months lS5 lst st NV
John W. Thomas, Il days. lS n st. NV.
Food will win the war produce IT'D
'. Food Administrator.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE,

WHITE.
John r. r.. and Ivy B. Washington. buv
Frank A. and Louise !. Streeks. girl
Harry l.. and Helen r. Smith, boy.
Miles g. and Isabel slocum, girl
James A. and Ann NJ. Shaw, girl.
George J. and Alice Quinn. girl
Joseph W. and Lulu G. Padgett, Eirl
Edwin A. and Melissa G. O'Callaghan. gi
Albert J. and Julia Waskom. boy.
Alfred L. and Agnes +. Mallonee, boy.
Henry @. and Mary Q. Greenlee. girl.
Andred F. and Therpsa Gallagher. hoy.
VIM. A. and EsSie N. GirArd. boy.
Julian p. and Anna c. Green, boy.
Nicholas and VincenzA Finamore, boy.
Rufus W. and Viola FOntenot, girl.
Ernest L. and Alberta +. Chestnut. girl
Bent. and Provedensa Cainno, girl.
Robert c. and Mary ]. Dalympfe, boy.
James +. and Grace D. Collihowss, rr.
Philip and Elberta A. Crosheld, girl
Harry NJ. and Ida c. Cooper. girl.
George F. and Mary T. Binns, girl.
Harry W. and Bessie l.. Blundou. boy.
Alphonse G. B. and Irene A Barry, girl
COLORED.
Edward and Elizabeth Russ Rirl
Ezra and Estelle r Sims. bog.
Henry and Laura Perry. boy.
Isaac II. and GeoTgianna De Lllev. hoy
Fred and Catherine Caughton. girl.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
DIED..

1918, at 9:ss D. m, In full triumph
Of faith after a long illness.
JANE TRIPLETT, sister Of Will
ian Chatham. She 10 survived by
daughters, Gertie and Hattie; sons.
James, George and Lanier; adopt
ed son, Ernest Duckett: six grand
children. other relatives and many
friends.
Funeral tomorrow at . p. m. from
Ebenezer NJ. e. Church, Fourth
and d streets southeast.
WALLACE-on Sunday. April IA. 1sls.
GoH1gP e d P 8 nv waLE1cs m E0esst son Saen Of nS the
late Maria and John NJ Wallace:
Funeral from Mount Zion N. z.
Church, Sligo. Nd. today at II g.
m Baltimore papers please
WATERs-on Saturday, April Il, 1915.
at 1910 q. m ELLA NJ. WATERS
(nes Scott. beloved wife OF Will
lam B. Waters.
Funeral today at $50 p. m. from
her late residence, 80 Fourth street
northeast Relatives and friends
invited.
WEAvER-on Monday, April Is, 1s1s.
after q short illness. DORIS WEA-
YER, beloved daughter OF James
r. and Blanche Weaver.
Funeral today at l o'clock from her
late residence, 1895 corcoran street
northwest.
wHEELER-on Saturday, April L.
1918, at the residence Of her niece,
SARAH WHEELER, widow Of the
late Nicholas Wheeler.
Funeral from Vermont Avenue Bap-
tist Church, today at / o'clock,
Rev. ]. Z. Willis.
y RIGHT-on Sunday, April IA. 1918,
at her residence, 469 street north
west, ELLA ", widow OF Mai.
Moses B. c. Wright.
Funeral from her late residence, to-
day, at 9 a. m. Interment at
Arlington National Cemetery.
WYSoNG--on Monday. April Is,
1918. at 4:3o p. m, at his residence,
SoA NJ street northwest, WILLIAM
HENRY. beloved husband Of
Sarah Jane Wysong.
Funeral tomorrow at 10 a. m, from
@. W. WisS's undertaking parlor,
Twenty-ninth and NJ streets north
west, Friends and relatives in
vited to attend. Interment in Arl-
ington Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES.

HGrro de Gracr. Nd. ArriI Is.-Entriss for
omorrov:
FIRST RACE-Two year olds. selling, four
turionE: John Powers. lO6; Cain Spring. los:
;reen Mint. lls; 'Pinard, lol; st. Quentin.
|a: Weston. liz: Old Bill Bender los May
|Rusfic. lO5; yeenemsn. l12; agnes Cook, los;
sharp Practice, los; ManeuVer, 10.
SECOND RACE-Four-year-old and nm.
ktesplechase. srlling. about two miles: High
Flyer. 43; Fair Mac timp.D, 10; ssRhomb. no;
- Coast II. 10; Bob Redhsld. IS7; Ffijolee.
EB; ''Gloucestsr. 80; ''Racebrook. 10: Car
C-Tsn pounds apprentice allowance claimed. }
THIRD RACE-Threeyear-ol and up,
|naidens and winners Of one nee only; claim
ynE; FIVE fuTiong: boy Blue. 10; Blazonry, lis;
)PoIlyann, IL; 'our Nephew. O4; Minto Ii
fmpl. IL: Marblehead, iI9: sBrocatele (imp5
b; Big o'Dee. los; Sir Oracle, 100: Assign
SCs: 'L'ATenir Cimp.). %.
FOURTH ACE-mree-y -year-old maidens
: nd winners Of one race only; claiming; Ave
furlongs: Generous. lW: Priam timp.). liz;
k0Yal Writ limp). lis; P. K. King. III; STol-
rGnce lu5: Coral, 10; Day Break. W; Mill
FIFTH RACE-Thres year-oIds. selling, Ave
nd one half furlongs: Harry Burgoyne, ll6;
! ule. ls 'BuEhouse. Ill: Fort Bliss Ill;
ROYAL Arch dmp.l, los; Ideal, 100; Onico,
| b: e. A. Comisksy. lls.
| SIXTH RACE-Threeysar-olds and up. claim
pg. six fmIonS: Lazy Lou. los: General.
Ia: CurIicue. rs; Preston Lynn. lis: Stall
art Helen, III; Geo. Roesch, lls: sFelicidad,
I3: ssre Nome. le; Dr. Campbell. rs;
aEfa. ils: Encore. lfs
I SEVENTH RACE-Four-y -year-olds and up,
aiming mile and seventy yards: 'Comache,
O: stir Up l0; Jimmy Burns. lo5; 'Flare,
10: 'Baby Sister. liz; Beautiful Morn, %:
onocacy. III; Lake Mac. p6; Grsst Dolly, %;
Highland LA&is, l0l; Bnndo, 10; Hickory
Ut, O2: Impression. Ios; Artit1tor, los; Prim
any Hmp), los; Ben Hanpson. o; Dsrfey.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
KHAKI TRIBE DROPS
BATTLE TO REX TEAM

The Rex Athletic Club baseball ag-
gregation. runner-up in the series for
the independent championship of the
District and Northern Virginia last
fall, inaugurated the season with
victory over the Hospital Corps nine
OF Fort Myer. Va, at Columbia Park,
Fifteenth and H streets northeast.
yesterday.
Manager Wright used his entire
team. sending Bennett, Blundon.
Bischoff and Lyons each to the mound
for a few innings. The soldiers used
the same lineup in the entire game.
Dyer, Montague and Byrne's hitting
and the fielding of both teams were
good. The score:
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
DIED..

ADAMS-on April II, 1918, WILLIAM
II. Adams, beloved husband Of
Sarah Adams.
, Funeral from w. W. Deal G. Co. s
funeral parlors, SIG H street north
east, today at II a. m.. Interment
at Glenwood Cemetery.
ALLEN-On Tuesday, April Is, 1918,
CHARLES WILLIAM, infant son
Of Emmit and Caroline Allen (nee
Sonneman).
Funeral from the residence of his
grandparents, 1901 II street south
east, tomorrow at 2 D. m. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment in
Congressional Cemetery.
Saturday. April IS. 1918, at 1880
p: m, at his residence, pig BeL-
ming road northeast, JOHN A
BENNETT. beloved husband Of
Mary F: Bennett (nee Sauter).
Funeral from his late residence, at
$50 a. m, today, thence to
Holy Name Church, where mass
will be said at a. m. for the
repose of his soul. Interment to
be at Mount olivet Cemetery.
BERGIN-Suddenly, on Monday
April Is. 1918, at II p. m. at her
late residence, "A New York avenue
northeast, MARY L., beloved
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
COMMISSION UPHOLDS
BALL PLAYERS ACTION

Cincinnati, April 16-The National
Baseball Commission in a decision
promulgated yesterday recognized the
validity of the contract entered into
by Players La Longe and Schultz
with the Kansas City club and by
Kelly with the st. Louis American
League Club. and held that the To-
ronto team of the international
League had forfeited its right to
the control or disposal OF the three
players.
In its decision the commission re-
affirmed it's ruling OF April l that
the International League club had
forfeited the right to reserved play
ers through the neglect Of that league
to organize and sign the players.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
JOHNNY BLAIR NOW
STARRING OVER THERE

The Rex Athletic club has an
open date Sunday and would like to
hear from any local team desiring a
game. Address all challenges to
James +. Wright, $50 Twelfth street
northeast.
Manager Wright received a letter
yesterday from Johnny Blair. the
well-known local athlete. who is
"over there" in the big game and
doing his bit for democracy. Blair
will be remembered as star football
player with the Engineers eleven,
while he held down the center garden
for the Rex Clubmen.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
TEA CADDY IS
STAKE WINNER
Shea's Campaigner First
Home in Feature Handi-
cap at Havre de Grace.
Today's Selections.
By JERRY DOYLE.

BY JERRY DOYLE.
First race-AEnes Cook. Old Bill
Bender, John Powers.
Second raee-Rhomb. Gloucester.
Fair Mac.
Third raes-Blasonry, Pollyanns,
Marolehead.
Fourth raee-orey Eagle. Mill
race, Royal Writ.
Fifth raee-onieo. Ideal. c. A.
comiskey.
Sixth raes-Preston Lynn. Lazy
Lou, Felicidad.
Seventh race-Baby Sister. Mo-
nocacy, Great Dolly.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
Six Six-Foot Moundsmen
On Miller Huggins' Staff

The seven Yankee pitchers who are
at the Higgins training camp at
Macon-Lovc, Mogridge, McGraw.
Thormahlen, Caldwell. Monroe and
Russell-llned up for a photograph
and afforded an unusual spectacle
in altitude. Six Of the seven are
Russell is the only one
under the limit
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17

Huns-seetIlst ", Rowe ". FItLgeIaid
Dyer t3). Montague C2, Mcfarland. Bischof.
wslters. voorhees,, Bryne. Welt, Clavin. First
base by errurs-ReK A. C.. 4: Hospital. z Left
On bases-Rex A. C.. 9; Hospital Corps. ..
First base on balls-of shindle, Z; Bennett, 3;
Bischoh. i; Blundon. .. Innings pitched-by
Bennett, ;; Bischoh. ); Blundon. ?; Lyons. !.
Hits made-of Bennett. /; BiSchoh, 2; Blum
don, /; Lyons. l. Struck out-by ShindIe, 5;
Bennett. {; Bischoh. ); Blundon, /; Lyons. l.
Two-base hitS-Dyer. Montague. Seecrist. Sac
rihcs hits-ROche Black. Stolen bases-Bryne,
ClaJin. Double plays-See1i& to Veit Um-
pires-Messrs. Mccarthy and Fletcher Time Of
Eame-2:iO
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED TO BUY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MoNEI 20 LOAN ON APPROVED CITY
real essats at lowest current utes; special
privileges with respect 10 prior pGmentA
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. slI 18th st. q
MONEY 10 LoAN-SS0e 10 ssOo so ON D. q
real estate. Several trust funds, EA 10 Q PET
cent. All transactions conducted with ecoooni.
cal consideration for borrower
WM b. SAUNDERS q CO.,
SNxther1 BuildhG. 81 18th o. nv.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
THE Esss:&HERALD

Published every day in the yea.
by The Washington Herald Com
pany at 425-429 Eleventh street,
Washington. D. C.
Telephone Exchange Call Main
$780,. (For classified advertisements
ask for Branch -.
Member Audit Bureau of cIrcula-
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17

LARGE metal rings fastened together
nth chains form an English anti
kidding device for motor cars with
road fiat tires.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17

An egg beater patented by a woman
is made of a single piece Of wire, so
formed as to follow closely the curves
Of any pan or dish.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL oUTLAsT
any garage In the market in Gppearance dun
bllity, and price. V. 7. q. BIEN. IlS @ q
NV. Phone N. N7.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
FOR RENT-AUToMoBILE.

oNE-T0N KIssEL CAR FOR RENT BY
week or month. With o. without driver
stelDer & Co. nl5 18th st.. Main ZSlL spI7St
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTO REPAIRS.
PERSONALS.

WoRKINGMEN-A MOMENTS PREJUnIC.
ed opinion and q means cath oct of youf
pocket. you ON not j1dss our Etoct b. cutsrs
tppeanDcs, but See whRts here in q btr stc,a.
Iresh, relabe psntS all new and prices lrWeF.
s. to s. buys value sres cash. gusthis OH
Stand 6lp u. anr-r n
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
REAL ESTATE.
Careful Investments

OF money in Fist Decd q Trust CFirst Mort
gAsesl On Washington u. O., Real Estats al
ways give the fun Interest promised and the
return Of all the principle due, regardless OF
the varying incomes and ralues ot other securi-
ties We have been successfully engared in
making theSe investments for our clients for
more than q quarter Of century. Invest
ments $50. 500 to Slo.eoO at s. 81, and 6 per
cent now ready for delivery. Large Investments
made.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-17
PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect Ap-fl g Ials-
Sealed prupnsss win be reCeired at this otll,s
until p. m, April n IeIS and then OpeDed
for supplying the various Federal huildings
under the coutrol q the TrCas1ry Ds7ar1mruf
with lutriCatinE oils during the fsraI year
ending June 30, f9ia Oopirs Of the s7e-ifc1
tionE may b. olsained fry1n the IrDdrrSsrnrd
JAS. A. WETNORE. Acting SEpsTrisinG
Architect sul-
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of Columbia. Apll Is Isls Scaled prc-
pOsals will be received Al the Office 0f the sc.
retary Of the Board Of Commissioners. Room
SOC. District Building until O'Clock, p n.
April . I9ls. for furnishing and instalLug
electric light fixtures. lamps, rrfcctors. rccep-
tAcles. cord drops etc, at the Municipal Fish
Market, Water street. between 18th and I1n
streets s. W. Blank forms Of proposal plans
and specifications may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Depsrtment. Room ~.
District Building. LOUIS BROWNDoW.
JOHN G. d. KNIGHT, W. GwYNN GAR
DINER. Commissioner n. Q SplStt
The citizen., 1918-05-30
LIEUT.. F. o. BOWMAN HoNORABLY
DISCHARGED

IL is with roget among his many
friends and no little disappointment
to the young lieutenant that he
should be the victim Of an injury
received while in line Of duty that
caused his military career TO
cease. Lieut.. Bowman missed more
than half of the work in the second
training camp on account of
his injury; but in spite of il all.
he made good and received the COM
mission of second lieutenant and
was sent TO Camp Jackson, S. C.
for duty, with the hope OF his re-
covery; but Immediately on reaching
camp he was placed in the Base
Hospital and received treatment for
several months without Improvement
and was finally honorably dis
charged on April i3. 1918, on ac-
count Of physical disability incur
red while in line Of duty" He still
is hoping TO be reinstated in the
course of six months or more. In
the meantime he has accepted a
position as Pay Master with the
Cranberry Iron and Coal ca He
left Saturday 10 take up his new
duty in civilian life. His friends
best wishes go with him.
The citizen., 1918-05-30

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