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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03
Observation-Disclosures.
RIPPING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
USEFUL IAROR.

| often hear a fellow say, when
pointing to neighbor, i really
think that idle Jay should do
some useful labor He tramps the
village selling books, and boring
thus his bettcrs; and in these times
Of war, gadzooks, We have small
use for letters. lie ought to beg or
steal hoe, and work out his saliva
ton, and make a hill of spinach
grow, to help to feed the nation
Perhaps the nelghbor's wearing
bells, as on his path he's drifting,
perhaps the clothbound books he
sells are loyal and uplifting 1t well
may chance his helpful tones IN
spire some husky critter to go and
cleaye some Teuton domes, and
make the kaiser bitter I've never
found it safe or sane to judge the
other fellow, TO say his motives all
are vain, or that his course is yellow.
We all can t labor with our hands,
with energy untlring; we can't hew
wood or till the lands, or keep the
forge fires burning. For some must
clerk and some must preach, or run
the railway station, and some must
take their clubs and teach the rising
generation. The doctor cannot
leave his sick who look to him for
healing, because some loud offensive
hick or Stacker still is spelling Be
fore I'd throw out darksome hints,
or whisper things abusive, | d have
to have the charts and prints and
diagrams conclusive.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03

Thursday week will be registration day
under the new Man Power law, when all
men IN this country between the ages OF
Is and As years. except those already en-
rolled in the service, will be called upon
to register What great army this VIII
mean. Germany may well tremble and
surrender abjectly before 1t gets into
acfInr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03

Be sure 10 go to the State Fair You
will find it interesting and attractive, just
the place to put in day Of fine pleasure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03

The Observation-Disclosures advance
continues The Germans are unable 70
stop II That II Will continue right along
until German territory Is invaded is not
improbable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03

Meanwhile, buy War Thrift Stamps and
War Savings Certificates Good invest
ments, and the finest way imaginable to
shoot d Hun"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03
THE EVENING SMILE.
SLIGHTLY IHN DOUBT.

But my dear madam said the
admiral. 1T il hard 10 discuss these
matters with one so unfamiliar with
the tcrminologv Of the subject You
remind me of the Young wife who was
speaking 70 her brother about her voun-
tecr husband
Isn't Jack just wonderfulo' she
SAID Hc'a already been promoted 70
field marshal
From private to 6elld marshal in
two months Imposslble said the
brother
Did say field marshall murmurcd
the Young wlfe Well. perhaps its
court martial know its one or the
other z Youths Companion
MY husband goes ont every dav to
gct plenty Of ozone for his system
y on tell him he had better be careful
about taking them drugs. Baltimore
American.
some Of your speeches were classics
Don say that. protested senator
Sorghum a classIc IS usually regarded
rs something produced by an author too
ancient To be regarded as ! competitive
quatnity Washington Star
Election Agent That was 4 good
long speech our candidate made on the
farming question, wasn't it, Farmer
oh aye. it wasn't bad but a couple o
nights good rain nd a done sight more
good Farm and Home British
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03

Such weather as we had Sunday and
yesterday. II made one almost believe
the very recent torrid spell was only a
hideous nightmare, not a reality
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-03

Lost something2 Try a classified
advertisement In Every EVening.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
RED AND BLACK
ANXIOUS To MIN
CRUCIAL TEST DRAWING NEAR
AND BELL lAIRE rs PRIMED
FOR HARD GAME.
st. Clairsvills Is Picked as Favortte.
Rivah y Existing Between
the Teams.

One Of trc biggest and fastest games
this ScaSvI. Will taken place at ST.
ClairSri'l'; on Friday evening when III"
81" wha ,hry can dn with thr hattrriui:
ram -. ;h;tt school This iS one ri III"
import Hut events II III" success Of NJ"
Two Srhn"lS and ~ keen RIVALRY exists.
An tnvS; 20 goodness "tm" ri haSk":-
ball will ak" place. OF" which VIII b.
fiCrrrly fought from tho :irSl whistle
AMI. The winner j.. AZ Yet doubtful.
-. Tlairsv!l!" i fast and uncertain on
its hnn" ;lonr and a. tunes shows I'M
IIr"vrm"nr 'hn; will civ" The h;St Cf
tclms :, scrap Tor III" bacon. II has
but several defeats Chalkrd up against
it's record aud with III" confidence "t
putting M a rather n"rvr-rIckiiIg game
with In, Cathedral five. viii nt"r into
the contest nS L possible iav"ritr and II
Bclairr does win u will l." when She
knows thar IN" fcnt WAS accomplished
after tn" hardest kind Of q struggle.
Interest il at fever heat and with both
squads working out ihc SiIfF kinks con-
irac'rl III tn" p;GS, few hard games.
should hc in lip top c"ud,j0n 10 stand
the par,. and pu; W TN usual classy
exhibition.
/, il nred.rsS "a say thai rhr record
attendance viii IL: present Al IN. Bel
mont County Armory. and with E"llurr
also having som" say in n cheering
line il VIII he 4 "s"ntc time" III the emo
CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Y. NJ, c, A. EXPECTS
Big VICTORY SOON
BIG GAME AT LOCAL GYM cO-MoR'
ROW EVENING ATTRACTS
ATTENTION.
"Y-' In Excellent Shape and Determined
to Bring Home Lanrels.

The lime Is drawing near when the
ha;tl" ~ the I. NJ. L. a. gym Will be
wagcd. This contest - attracting more
interest ;han any played hy the ~
this season and as keen
rivalry .Xl&;S between the teams. one
OF the hitt"r'St fought duels in The ms
,nrr Of tn ~" is assured. WcllSburE.
~ all know. gay" our boys laCinG last
w".k and thereby secured the jump,
placing tho team In line - claim the
valley hOncrS.
Coach Miller has been working his
big lot o: boys TO definite aim and
that is "a tv"nrr tho defeat handed them
as neatly ~ possible. 50 rs I" eliminate
ANY doubt whatever ;lS - III" ability Of
his cohorts. Tn" team ~ n The best
Of condition and with Turk back In the
lineup will present its best strength and
should the contest be lost not single
alibi will be offered.
The Wcllsburg Scholastic team
comes 10 the city with IN" expectation,
that with 4 vicl"ry over the home boys.
the team will have lived up I" It's name
and besides go home with the strongest
contender for honurS as victim. Wells
burg has the best men in the Brooke
county seat in the lineup and is groom
ed 10 offset the advantage which In"
locals have of playing IN home territory.
This big attraction is commanding
more interest than any similar event ana
when the contestants meet in the Gagged
arena they will 30 70 II IN a whirlwind
fashion and The fans who take in tn"
garnc will see SOM snapry and what
VIII sure be a rough battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Do They Overlook This One!

@1y7,u. Manager Hugh E,zd"N - N"H
r,i,..,,.s has h...n talking HH"u; M"
,,,,,cr w.. needs :; "ttrh"r tlN' tF'hN
S,,d.- on his c"arN. a t'ittShUrSh WRIT
..,ds ;i,,,.. - come - the f"t'hSH -
Waiter Schr,;dt and he makes So"o
.,r,-,,r,ar. FOR him. TO begin WIKI hr
~ays schmidt "uthit snyder last year
,,n,shiur near 80. H." - on" al 'h'
,i.,.,n.; ,at.h.r$ II baseball AT" mas n"
r.,.r il, III. National l"aGu" III rhaSIhs
,,1,l-nl.s. AZ home plat: II" makes p'a:
rn runner. that other rat"h"rS d" not
care 70 attempt. y reported weakness
an rassed balls charged - S"hm'ut Is
nifS., hy tho opinions ~ "th"rS WI"
.usis, that tn, Coast Lacquer Was
..sury,.! wiki PASSED Et!!> nj W'Il
bitches by tho Slahul"n. Tho h'Gh PRS
box a, FORBES field Uai"S - hari l" dis
tinguish between the tw". hat tanS WI"
80. the game "n th' level tlterallN
I;,i,n that som" II II" h'tl!I ~ question:
i,.t ,hr ground n front. 81 N" plht'
s.hrnl,, Mas used wiki IN" SpIth'b' mos
~ TN. :iu... and this species has Il ht"l'
81 <nttt!iue low wild h"aN"> that S'fiN'
,!,. tt:r: I".t"t.' Jh"! r"a"a III" catcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
COLD AND BLUE
WANTS TITLE.
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT WILL SOON
BE HERE AND HOT CON-
TEST EXPECTED.
Wheeling and Bellatre Girls Getting
Tuned Up for Big Basket
ball Battle.

K seems rs though Tins IS n week or
titI-s. trr when the Wheeling lasSleS 90
10 Bellare on Saturday evening another
,ill. will heat stake. Perhaps no
event on III. Gold and Blue schedules
is more important than this on" /" be
played for IN" girls title. Wheeling has
no, tasted defeat and boasts OF III" hest
record ii any girls team in this section.
Will. the Red and Black have not quite
So good u standing she has about rs fast
Il team that has ever represented TIE
school.
According to the dope. il; appears that
The Wheeling girls Will h" put 10 IN"
hardest test Of tho. season for in 4
prcviu;ls engagement on III" homo floor
Rrllarrc forced them t. exert every bit
o. energy 10 emerge viclorS in close
contest Th over III" river laSSlcS are
more determined than oyer before over
a gam. and ;hc way the girls have been
taklug 20 their prtCt!c" is enough |" Sh!
thar they will be III III" game 10 d"
their utmost.
Coach Calvin is we'll pleased with the
showing OF his prideS and whiic HI en-
poets :, hard contest. figures that ms
Iran, has shown q decided Improvement
and is ready 10 again trim The bitter
rivals o. Old Wheeling High. Should
Wheeling again win. the titlr ono" more
Will hc safely tucked away and another
season Of detcatlcSs contests Will .""lY
result. for Bcllalrc looms up as the
only big stumbling block
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Great Scheme By HugginS

About everybody else ha"inE, had his
say ms 10 how batting ran b" increased.
Manager Miller HuGSinS of tn" New
York Yankees now comes across WIN
a suSGes tion--onr that will make hIm
The enemy OF every pitcher in the land.
for higgins idea is simply and hrl"ilE
This: Reduce the pitching stans |" IN"
roint where 'wirlcrS will have I" work
50 often and 80 hard thIt th"y w!ii los"
their effectiveness.
Il would not seem such an idea would
need elaboration. but HuesInS rs quoted
for considerable space by an eastern
interviewer in advocacy Of his h"artl"sS
scheme
I'm the old days a club earned
small number uf pitchers and u irii"W
had Ia take his turn whether h. Was
going good or not" said lIuScins. Md
ih.n he would be left in II" matter h"N
badly he was pounded. or # Ia. MA
relieved. an nuthcldcr vii" DAD 4 li''i'
pitching AS i sid" lin" VA 'a'i'h ln
fn finish such 4 game. phrrm>'} SurE
pilching helped swell hnttinc averages
at is entirely diif"r"uI today Wh'r''
teams carry n pitching staff II >I'' ih'-
ISIS. ON" follow IL found "Ii""'!'''
ncains, certain clubs aHi Il" = permit
Tod to rest from t"n days :" Nv" weeks.
81 no may ~. us'i rW.''' IN 4 certain
series. Then rarcs ~" won h> such
close scores thai n soon ~ = PITCHER
shows signs "t w"hh>Irr. III u" -".>
and another man. usually with Il differ
ept stElc Of pitCriNE. ~ called III.
Then whom n pitcher !eu'i gong good
n. is not used nj all. rh" wanaG"r has
such q nu,nH..r - 'wtrl"rs ~ his DIS
tn>s:ll thai ~ Is not forced T." >'.itd ~
:, pitcher wh' * s.'iu" !""'i}. Ti"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
CHICAGO PAIR SMASH
BOWLING RECORD AT
CINCINNATI TOURNEY

CINCINNATI. O.. t'"h. >6--Ono Amer
lean bowling cunG:'>S record was
smashed. while new leaders III the tW"
men and All events appeared AT Inv
American EuwlinE Congress here today.
Harry Steers and Fred Th"m,t. of the
t,ublni team nf Chicago. assumed iIrSt
place III tho doubles with u score Of
1856. just Ii pins behind tho An@rIca''
Bowling Congress record. held by Sa-
tnrius and Holzschuh OF Peoria. whil"
Steers went into the head n III" all
events with 1859. II pins ahead OF thu
former Amcrcau Rowling Congress rec
ord mad by II. Miller Of Detroit. u
Grand Rapids last year.
Numerous Other changes among lead
nrs took place. however. steers BOWED
his way into second place IN the III
dividual with 80 and was closely pur-
sued or the following shift by h. Stein
miller. of Syracuse. who went into
fourth place with 655. y. harrison Of
AShtabula- Ohio. earlier IN the ia! hao
bowlsd $40 in his individual and landed
il, ninth place When the days lnHiFiuNti
bowling was concluded.
In the TWO mon event VI. Mcdowell
and {. ThicS ut Cleveland. took IN" lead
this morning with l.24T, only 90 he re-
placed in IN" aft.rnVe1l by Steers and
rhoua
Good bowling marked the later shift
in tho doubles as W. Corey and I. o.
Collier. also Of the Eubini's Of Chicago
rolled into fifth place with liza; j.
Shaw and II. Marine Of Chicago went
into sixth plac" with /. 80. ard +. Scho-
viii. a-ld =. Miller Of SyrhcuS" as
suri.d S.y.nth place With LII. g.
DnsrI.u and j. Miller of 81. Paul who
howled l@pH this morning. t!mShSd' thv
day IN tenth place.
Eve ,Dsn t.aus. whose rcmbersi are
considered star. in the bowling world.
ro,lrd in III" two shifts Of hT" mon
teams tonight An;uuS these We" th''
i.oral Order OF NnnS. team .: l,'tli''S-
tor y. y. ri which Larry sHtt"h.
,wIcc individual champion o: IN"
American Eowling Congress. IS captain
In the lineup OF Sutton's team - -,
tiaIlrSch. winner of the nfiNiaua'
rha,uuinnshir last year. with Gas.
prnnr strong Iivr n"n l"amS Whic"
bowIers had winning possibilities wee
. WeSc's ChnnickS, Vt Graad RafiaS
,hc Films and Cinnesee teams OF koches'
Tor. rho Pin Musser=. or Cleveland: ana
.bc Walters Cold Labels OF Ncn2Sha
Wis on tho latter team is ". t"rc'
vino holds Ri" record or Ill In 'n' III
diy,dri,l championship won in l"I".
canton Dayton. tIcE"tAnu- S''7h-
.,.iI BucvruS. Dunkirk. New York and
Huntington. West Virginia teams aiSI
were rcrrcS.nted BY teams IN 1he '"'
nigh; shifts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
NUTS WILL PLAY NUTS
At Y, NJ, c, 4, TONIGHT
TWO MORE GAMES BOOKED FOR
THIS EVENING By NUT
LEAGUES.
Some Nuts Are Expected to Crack When
the Boys Come Together in Two
Hard Contests.

Just getting lrttlr relief from ~"
past TWO hard games. th" y. NJ. {. ~
Nat league Will resume play t"-niEh;
IN iw'i more nutty du-lS. The games
N" other evening were n"tt"r than m"
most 81 far and thu nn"S thS evening
prumiS" /" offer even NOR" >hill.
Il ynu Will notice tn" various accounts
Of III" s;ln"S ana look up the r"r"rds
you will find that without AZ exception
tina; thnre are several men WIG ar" dis
playing truc form each game and arc
expected IN round "ut int" stars with y
Iit,l" NOR" trimming With such mon
rs Sivi;z MccIcllaud. l.ilsrh"r. '"nI"y
and Schafi starring in his" interesting
SctloS. VT predict u hr1Ch, iHtUr" for
th"m
Tonight n" Ch"Siuu;S all show III"
lIirkofynutS I'w Tnini"r~. wtli" N"
t"rnauur$ wli. 81 vlr'"uS Win tn"
Ii;tHrnuis.
~, udrnIS> .ou il charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
The Chesapeake and Potomac 80,
Telephone Company 9
OF WEST VIRGINIA ~S1eS
Record Breaking Number
Of Teams Will Be Seen
At BuCkhann0n Tourney

II-,'kfIANNnN. ". Va. Feb. 60
Tin utrh annual high school basketball
tournament which is To he held IN
Ruckhannon March il 10 l6 Will he the
greatest athletic event ever staged in
this state.
Twrnty-"ichr ,v:tuls nave sent word
lI"r They Will lac nrr". and that rs the
r>n,r tl,uh,r that took Rsacc in last
wears Tourney. With almost week
tim. left before the entries close ana
with a number Of worry important teams
"a hear from II looks as il there Will he
not less than - or sc teams III the race
this year. SOM. nf the teams which
have not $,nt in their formal blanks and
whirh ar. expected 10 enter some time
hrf"r" the Ath Of March are: Charles
ton. ,l"nd"u!n. f'airmont Sistersvillc,
MnrrinShurE. Middl"hourne. princeton,
Mnr"nnl"wn and l;cCkley:
Following Is tho list Of tho teams
winch hav" sent word tina! they expect
to h here and take part in the tournn-
1nrnl This year: BUckhann"n. Bucheld.
C'lurksburE Clay. ElkinS Farrlew. Jane
Lew ErySrr. l.umhcrport. Marlinton.
Nrw Mnrl:usvillr. park"rShurE. Par
,"ri> Hi,"SvsilIr FLEETWOOD. Spencer.
ShmuSr"m. Salem. Thomas. Tunn"ll"n.
Wr:.!.n. W"lIShurg. Webster Springs.
Piedmont and Wrlrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Sl00,jGjj PURSE
OFFERED To TIE
GREAT HEAV|ES

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 26.-The
louisiana Auditorium Athletic
Club. before which Fred Fulton,
Of Rochester. Mimi. last night
knocked out Frank Moran. Of Pitts
burgh. tonight telegraphed Jess
Willard. heavyweight PugllIst
champion, at Jacksonville, Fla. an
offer Of a purse Of 100000 for a
fiqht between Willard and Fulton.
It was stipulated that the fight
must be for twenty rounds. The
purse would be divided in any way
agreeable TO the principals. Full
ton announced tonight that he
was ready ard waiting" to meet
the champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
FULTON NOW ELIGIBLE
TO FIGHT THE CHAMP

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 26.-Fred Full
ton. tho Rochester. Mimi. heavyweight,
was today. IN the opinion OF the follow
ors of tho boxing. game In position
10 demand that Jess Willard meet MN
in Il fight for the title. and FranS-N2ss-
ran. the PITTSBURGH aspirant for the
championship, had Joined the list Of
lighters whose Importance in the listic
world is Il: IN end. This was the result
Of clash here last night in which
Fulton knocked out Moran in the third
r"uud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
WHEELING HIGH
HAS TWO GAMES,
Plays Cambridge at Cambridge Friday
and Philadelphia at Wheeling
Park Saturday.

The old Gold and Blue quintet Will
buck up against two hard propositions
this week when she meets Cambridg.
high. or rather Bahan. AT Cambridge
and Triadciphia district high al Wheel
ing Park. Both these opponents arc
ones that have been displaying gocd
form all season and Coach Calvin Is
puttirg his men through hard week or
practice TO get them in shape for the
contests. While expecting TO r:turn
victor in both instances. the Wheeling
lads realize they have to play hard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Placed in Willing Hands

Over 5000 men have recruited from the Bel system o
MILITARY service The places have been filled Ctns
cannot be replaced be trained ano e ~ ~
been distributed among their fellowworkcrs who remain
This puts upon the personnel OF the Bell system
particularly Of the unusual demands TOR telephone ~
n thc Government for commercial purposes
b ~ eo has an efficient org anizaon especially capable
orkc 70 meet emergency whose work well regulated VINO
work cccrfuy relieved far possible from personal
The of the first to put IN operation oroao
and employees benefits which includes dement's
for accident insurance and old PENSIONS hcanul
and comfortable working social organizations
enter
AS result there spirit of responsibility among employees gen
cralv throughout System which both the company ana
the hubble can rely and which in the present Crisis IS OF
nestabe meeting the extraordinary demands a telephone
service incident the great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
CATHEDRAL WILL PLAY
ALUMNI THIS EVENING
INTERESTING CONTEST BOOKED
FOR TONIGHT AT THE
BOWL"
Fans Will Be Given Last Opportunity u
Size Up Cadets for Champion
ship Tilt.

h;. .-nyyt * expected tonight at
w.. "hnwI" When I'll" indicated tath"-
Ir.iI h,,vs stage Il gam" with the lnrncr
-r,dun,c! OF the school. TINS enter
Imminent promises IN he not only NV"
I.,,,I.. h,,f on. that will be interesting
T., H.. many followers of III" present
stars ard hos" who have 50 hon"rahIH
,J..r.rd.d ihr school IN Inc past lew
years.
.'norh Thnn,r WILL pit his crowd or
toSSrrs against The present IunEhaFle9'
and while be has not much nope OF VIC
,nry ~. .xn.r,S To give them Il merry
chase To keep them III necessary pFar-
~. for The coming hard battles. All
r,I.ml.rS az ihe alumni team ar IN the
host nf condition and have been prac-
ticinr hard III. pas: few evenings IN
order 70 no, b. dscraccd by the small
hnvS REPRESENTING the school. and Will
also trv 10 show them that they too
could play thus r"rular floor sport. with
thru. -: last yours stars in IN" lineup
,r.. \iuu,ni presents :, c:tpab!" array os
tnsSrre and should put up Il grod article
Of ball.
Tho Cathedral team is getting some
unusually hard pr;.ctic" and will be
yly"n tho lasi chance, !" rtaY h"inr" the
hfu. s.r,c%. rnuS., wh" AT" Interested in
ms Irnrurtrnt event ."r Friday VIII II"
dn,:it GROVE! tr,. small space ~ The
.i,awl'' and 60 In. last peep At the boys
uhn ar, ">r"rt"si % hr!ng home the
.r;.ri-""...'"d :jtl".
W:;h q hI:> preliminary "ardrd. an
.n.h.- tr.,, - ~ Sr"r. rrrpnrlto-y 10 the
-cr..< r,i.~ 4 look st '"u'.
ra,h,,!r,l "a:h.drnI Alumni
IT,. ........ ...........-... ...... l:aFrcrty
Forward,
Evening star., 1918-06-26
je19-d&t
PROPOSALS.

NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR Girls.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
superintendent's office until June 20. 1918. at
IL O'Clock noon. and then opened, for furnish
ing said school during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1919. supplies of coal. shoes. grocer
ies meats, hay, straw, ice, dry goods dairy
products, school books. stationery, brooms.
brushes and buckets. to be furnished from
time to time and in such quantities as may
be ordered. Applications for specifications and
all proposals must be addressed to the Super
intendent Of the National Trimming School for
Girls, Conduit road. p. @. The right TO reject
any and all proposals is reserved. CHAPLIN
BROWN, President, Board of Trustees je26St
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF THE
secretary, Warrington. ID. c., June Il. 1918.
NIL be july m ia far n' ff
nishing stationery for the use OF the United
States Senate for the fiscal year ending June
40, 1919. Blank forms of proposals. showing
the form Of bond TO be signed by the bidder
and suretes, will be furnished on application To
this office Proposals should be indorsed
Proposals for stationery for the United States
Senate" and be directed 10 James NJ. kaker.
secretary of the United States Senate. Wash
ipgton d. c. Proposals and specimens must
be delivered at this ONCE. free of charge. be-
BAKER. Secretary. je12, jy9
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. JUNE 20. 1915
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
ONCE of the Secretary of the Board of Commits
stoners, Room 511, District Building until
o'clock. PM, June q: 1918. for the constrac-
tion Of pavilion the grounds Of the Phelps
School. on Vermont Avenue. near U Street.
Northwest. Blank forms Of proposal. specifca-
tions and all necessary Information may be OBJ
tained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
BROwNLOW. JOHN. G. D. KNIGHT. W.
GWYNN GARDINER, Commissioners. d. c.
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