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The Washington herald., 1918-06-19
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
GIVES OUT DIPLOMAS
]. E. Burns Welcomes and Charles
Hart Speaks.

Eastern High School held its semi
annual commencement exercises last
night. The address Of welcome was
made by James Edward Burns. The
faculty was represented In an ad-
dress by Charles Hart.
Two class prophecies were read
by Miss Anna Adele Sheldon and
Miss Mabel Van Dyke; class history.
by Mary Kinney Allahand. the
class poem by Mauds Juliet Baylies.
the class will by Dorothy Romaine
Shaner, and the class song was sung
by the class.
Members given diplomas were:
Mary Kinney Allaband, Mary
Elizabeth Bailey. Maude Juliet
BayIes. Margaret Mae Beck. Grace
Marie Boblits, Grace Bush, Doro-
thea Allen Cook. Rebecca Bessie
ColOmen, Florence May Craven,
Elizabeth Emmons. Elizabeth Day
Ely, Henrietta Frances Fetterman.
Sadye Goldberg, Ethel England
johnson. Minnie Jones, Cecilia Ken
dig Jump. Ellen Keith. Ethel Mae
Lucas, Catherine Pearl Maloy. Pearl
Bessie Myer. Mary Frank owen.
Mildred Gwyther Reynolds, Helen
Elizabeth Richards, Helen Eliza
beth Richards. Helen Grace Ross,
Dolores Alberta Sanders. Aileen
Schubert, Dorothy Romaine Shaner.
Rose Marie Smith. Alice Naurine
Trimble, Lurana Cole Van Doren.
Mabel Van Dyke, Evellnn Virginia
waIcott, Anna Striker Willis,
Bessie Taylor Wood. Julia Louise
Ford, Annie Margaret Tresselt.
Anna Adele Sheldon. James Edward
Burns, Maurice Augustus Crews,
William Joseph Donnelly. Samuel
Wilson Earnshaw. Julian Alston
Fisher, William Schoonover French,
Raymond McGeary Ham. Charles
Alexander Lyons, Guy Morton
Neely, Rudolf Theodore Roetschi.
John Mahlon Selby. william Jo-
seph Thomas, John Butler walsh.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE,
Arthur p. Duy. n, and Elins Dospa d
william u Womersley. n. and Myrtle u
Hurley. 10. both Of wsshinston- Rev. O N
Compiler.
War. T. Dunn. n. q spsncsr. N. O.. and
Cora Z. Dunn, 10. Of Lgnehbury. Va hH
Albert 8. Hammstt, 9. and Eainbsth N
Murphy. n. both Of washington Rev. W. A.
Arthur b. Ch.mberlain. -. Of chicaxo. III
and Henriana Gottiisb. q. Of New York CITY
Rev. J. II. JeffrieA
Joseph L Geffen. n, and Sarah Randall D
d. NJ Voolfolk. a. and Christins Hayslea
70. both Of Springwood. Va Rev. J. ID bnsg.
George Papps. q. and Sarah Z. State. "
both Of washington. Rsy. J. I. Huddie
John L. Caslin. il. o Cockeysyine. Nd. and
Ethel 9; Eeholtz. u. Of Phoenix No her
wiIiam y. Demsnt, q. and May G. cruwiU
I8, both OF Washington. Rev. J. II. McNamA
Harry Shelley, 81. and Rose @. FosaIty, u
both Of Harrisburg. Pa Rev. J. NJ MCNAMARA
Lee J. Grove. Q. and Lucs H. Merhefson
In. both Of Washington Rey. J. q BriegA
II. Malcolm Gooden. 2, and Asry AcNair
IL. both of Washington. Rev. J. q Palmer.
Lionel d. Smiley. "a, and Helen D. Dotin.
"a. both Of Washington. Rev. J. II. Taylor.
Leon Walter. Is. Of Haymarket. Va. and
Bertha @ Hisey. a. Of EdinburE. Va ksr
b. v. SWitzer.
Richard Baker, q. Of Laurel. Nd. and Man
R. Barnes. %. Of Washington Rev. y. 4
JOhnstone
John Wattenberv q. and Grace A Robinson,
q. both q New York City. Judge hiltoo
Lieut.. Carmel r. Cummings, d Of Torinr
ton. Conn, and Marion b. Brooks. %. q Ross
lyn. Rev. W. J. BrookA
John II. Mckee. A, Of Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Bessie B. Lewis. Is. Of steubenrile. D. heT'
C. Wood.
James W. Lynch. % and Ella Andersen. Is,
both Of Washington Judge A NJ Gould
and Tina Lanen. u. Of Meridian. Wis RsE. }.
n. Huddle.
Lieut. Chester W. woodburn, d. q De
Moines. Ia. ard katherins Covills. z oi
Washington Rev. @. Wood.
Robert L. SCOTT. .. and Irene Dec. Adser.
q. both Of GreenTille. s. G Rs'. J. Il. Nsams
COLoRED.
Emmett Dunkin. 3, and Elsie Gibbs. q. both
Of Washington. Rev. W. J. Howard.
Richard T. Waters. 2. and Catherine New
man. ls both Of Washington Rev. y. W,
Arthur Broscue. d, and Anns Havtins n.
both Of Washington. Rev. p. Griffith.
Stewart X. Cooper, q. and Josepdine =. Ford.
10. both Of WAshington Rev. c. NJ nnner.
Glennie Scott. q. and Rosa jenkins. .. both
Of Washington Rev W. II. Dean.
William s. Taylor. %. and Lucy Thomas. -,
both Of Washington. Rev. W. A. Jonss
James G. Diekerson. Is. and E7iEabsth "
Cooper. 3. both Of Warrington Rev. W. h.
Brooks
Joseph Wells, u, and LArinia Lewis. 81. both
Of Washington. Rev. J. A. Jackson.
Roland L. Campbell. B. and Isabel b.
Styles. q. both q Warrington. Rev. A d.
Pegan
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DISTRICT SCHOOLS
WILL CLOSE TODAY:
STUDENTS JOYOUS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.
Spawn. EsteIls E Weber. Jennie
Mckinley - Murray France WILL
Jam j., Hunley. Richard N. Reed,
Bryan, Div. o.
S. A. LANGLEY, Teacher.
Eastern High-Charlotte Burns,
Johnson. Helen Timmons. Lena
Business High-Andrew Betz, Will
liam Wallace. Pauline A. Burns.
Grace NJ. Butler, Bernice Canaday,
Grace. E. Cardwell, Rachel Hardesty,
wood. Bertha Marggraf, Ella V.
0Connor, Erna G. Otto, Mary Reese,
sic Soper. Louise Grubb.
Technical High-Camden Brown.
Alison Denison. Lee James. Lyden
keefs; Albert F. Mueller. George
Central High-George Albright,
Herbert G. MehI, Jessie Cole, Eliza
beth Laizure, Ruth Williams.
Cranch School, Div. 0.
A. E. LOOMS, Teacher.
Eastern Hish-Edward S. Eagan.
Katie L Peake, Esther Lugar,
Business Hfgh-CorneIius Pome-
roy. Martha E. Duvall. NJ. Agnes
Hammett, Cecilia E. Licarione, Ell
sic A. Roland, Evelyn NJ. sanderson,
ker. Ethel ]. wolfnger.
Mckinley High-Valentine Ma
son johnson, Abraham Kushner,
Samuel Rods. Maurice Emmett
Woolard.
Congress Heights, Div. o
o. A. EBERT. Teacher.
Eastern High-william Edward
Business High-Mary Margaret
Brooke, Laura Almyra Barnes, Grace
Irene Dean. Edna Irene Hayes, Ger
trude Vivian Kidwell, Alice Virginia
Elizabeth Miller. Elease Helen
Central High-wiliam Francis
Cohen.
McKinley-Charles Edward Jack
son. Alvin Allen Reese. Robert Al
exander Ross.
Lenox, Div. o.
H. F. LOWE, Teacher.
Business High-Estelle P. Koran,
Margaret e. Kidd, Mabel E. Taylor.
Eastern High-Louise Hutchinson
mary u. NOrTOlk.
Mckinley NJ. T.-Howard q. Horo-
witz, Bernard Pettitt.
Unassigned-Eyelyn A. Thompson.
RandIe Highlands, Div. o.
C. A. D. LUEBKERT. Teacher.
Eastern High-Dorothy NJ. Conger,
Mary A. Dixon, Helen L. Pursglove.
Mckinley High-Aubrey B. Lee,
Harry P. Portion, Arthur L. Smith,
James l., Talbert
/ Business High-Claibourne E. Jones,
Stacy ]. Middleton, Mary ]. Coryell.
Emma N. Eschinger, Margaret c.
Smith.
Central High-Fenton NJ. Hutchin.
son.
Van Buren, Div. o.
N. B. CRoswELL. Teacher.
Eastern High-Harry s. Meyers.
Business High-Carl Levy, Herman
". G. sigworth. Bessie =. Duvail
ssaEA HiIh- alaays L Cornish.
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HELP wANrED-MALE.
Statesmen

If you are a salesman in an ordi-
mary line and have been making
good. earnest intelligent work
should enable you to increase your
income with US.
We have men who have earned
5000 to $500 a week with US.
Our statesmen work on . draw
ing account and commissions on
sales chiefly to definite prospects
who are in the market over and
over. year in and yea. out.
Only earnest. high-srade men.
capable of handling a hish-srade
line. backed by a highly rated
house with thirty branches. are
wanted.
All communications confidential.
Exceptional opportunitie. for
large immediate remuneration and
future advancement
This advertisement is directed at
good men already employed. who
are looking for opportunities for
greater achievement and rapid ad-
vancement where results are shown.
Applications from unemployed
men will be considered, but drift
ers are not wanted.
BOX 4I8, Herald office.
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gene schooley. Harold william sill.
Earl Grantham Smith, Theodore Stud
well Smith, Walter Scott Smoot, SAM
uel Joseph Solomon. Henry Stearman,
william Perry Stearns, Charles W.
Stewart. jr., Frederick Leslie Stimp-
SON. Charles willis Stose. Eugene Ho-
bart Upton, Edward Seymour Warren.
George Samuel Weber. Vernon Flea
zer Whitman. Martin Tripp fWiegand.
Burton Rosecrans Wilbur. Philip I.
Williams. Francis Valiant Wills. Da-
vid Dill Wilson, Morris Wolf, Leland
Lowe Yost. Richard Chew Zantzinger.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Walter J. and Annie G. Sheehan, girl. twins
Charles L. and Eliza Smith. bog.
Frank J. and Lydia R ReglnbAlk. boy.
George W. and vergie L. RidEsway. ch
James l. and Calie H. Pratt. girl
Guy W. and Jonnie N. Numbers. boy.
Clarence o. and Maggie NJ Moore. girl
Abram A and Mary L. Macdonald. girl
Gus s. and Rena G. kidwell, boy.
Cleo and Teresa II. Homan. boy.
George and Florsnee N. Hobbs. boy. twinA
Henry and Elizabeth Gisssl, girl
Giovanni and Antonetta TomASulo. bog.
Frederick J. and Catherine n. Burmeiter
boy.
VIM. Z and Lottis v. Bowman, bog.
COLORED.
Herbert and Eleanor Petsrs. boy.
Henry and Lettis OhiviA girl
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE,
Edwin @ Clarke. 80 years. Proridence HoSpt
Ruth .iiffan. - GcuFpst0sn University Hospt-
John Crowley, IS. oil n u. NV.
Paul W. Stone. 2 s15 z CAPITOL T.
August Krsmer. S. U. 8. Soldiers Home Hos
p!tal.
Frederick Kraus. a Tuberculosis Hospital
Elizabeth Frech. 20. lZ3 llth Il. No.
Frank J. Regenbalk. days. S3 C st. sv
Infant Of Julian and Mary EEard. hours
Sibley Hospital
COLORED.
Nancy A. Gardiner. q years. "a 9Th st. nv,
Augustine Kelly. IS. Freedmen's Hospital
Jennie Victory. e, Washington Asylum Hospt
Wesley C. Cardmon, %. 6s5 Morton ct. NV.
Resale Garland. g. A3o K st. NV.
Samuel Nash, IS. Freedmens Hospital
Isaiah Halliburton, 50. ST. Elizabeth's Hospt.
Louise Burke. Q. Tuberculosis Hospital
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DIED.

DIED.
BELL-on Tuesday. June Is. 1918, at
7:4o m, at her residence. 1867
Morris road, Anacostia, JESSIE
MAY BELL, daughter Of Walker
c. and Ada r. Bell.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Monday, June II, 1918,
at s:29 a. m. at her residence, 800
U street northwest, Miss
BLANCHE T. BROWN passed
peacefully into rest.
Funeral services at the Presbyterian
Church, Fifteenth and B streets,
today at Q p. m.
|BRYAN-on Monday, June II, 1918, at
her residence, 1406 Belmont street
northwest, CATHERINE E., wife
', of the late J. T. Bryan. aged Is
years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BYRNE-Departed this life on Mon
day, June II, 1918, at s:25 D. M,
PATRICK ]. BYRNE. beloved
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TO KEEP HIM OFF.
Johnny Lotus Will Not Ride Until
Jennings Decides Otherwise.

New York. June 1S-Johnny LOTUS
Is In disfavor with his own stable;
50 much so. in fact. that Walter Jen-
nings, who trains for A. K. Macom-
Der. has decided to keep him on
the ground for a few days.
The boy was allowed to ride out
his engagements at Jamaica yester-
day, but will not be seen in the sad
die again until Jennings Is satisfied
that he has taken the punishment
to heart
4 Nothing serious IS back Of II, but
Jennings feels that the boy will profit
from q little discipline.
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-NIrED sTATLs sKNATE. oFTIcE oH

UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE or
the Secretary. WGshinESl. d. @. June z.
lsA Sealed pcopossls will b recsivsd al this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, JOY 70
1913, for furnishing Eatiooe-y for ths us, q
the Unacsd stAtes Senate foC ths hso.l y.ar
ending June .. INs
beAk toSua q pspue1s. tS0vinf o. quand-
~ and quality Of each Erttcis and the form a
bond 70 BE sgned b. ths bidder and suretieA
Will be furnished % application 70 this orioe
Proposals should be indousad "Prypssk for
stAtidney for the Uuited StStes Senate and
Be directed 70 JAMES n BAKER, se-e.E-y
Of ths Unitsd States SenHte WAshinrtnu. ID q
Proposas and s1eclmens mus hs oelirered At
this ofice, free q chArge before The hour
nAnsd Above JAMES n. BAKER. Sesvthry.
Iela lq n jus
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Hattie L. Green. Elizabeth ". Lind
Mckinley N. T.-Francis p. Roberts,
Ellis s. Stone, John =. Walsh. Agnes
p. Beveridge. Ruth s. Linger, Mabel
L. .Rielley, Mary NJ. Tolson.
Unassigned-Rachel Catzva. Louisa
+. Scheible.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFIcE OF 1HE coMNIss1oNERs or

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
the District of ColTmHEa WNshinrtnu- 70. c
June u. 1913. SEALED PROPOSALS vfu b
received al this o;fioe. Room 6l Distric Build
ing. until . O'Clock .. N. June .. lGA and
then opened. for the purchass q tnnlnss -
covered frcn garbase. collected By The ooumis-
sloners. ID. G. from July L lslA 70 and in
eludins December q. 1873 BlHnk forms Of pro-
posals, SpeGhztIOuA tossther v1th nscsaGry in
formation. may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk Of ths Ennnea DrpArtmeut Room e.,
District Building. LOUIS BROwNLJow, JOHN
G. d. KNIGHT. W. GwYNN GARDINER.
CcmmiSdDeH d O Seis q
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FOR SALE-OUT OF TOWN.

20 ACRES AND GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY
home on railroads near Washington for sale.
J. LEO KOLB. Washington. d. c. Sels y
llls ACRES on HAMPTON ROADS AND
Newport News trolley; Cs5l feet water front,
with riparian rights: suitable for industrial hos
pital or hotel site; . rooms with city imp; year
round residence; reached by Boston, New
York, Phila, BALTIC and Washington boats and
railroads. ]. LEO KOLB, Washington. d. C.
tels1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Personal PE0F
erty. carriages and Eutmobls stnrsd In ths
following nGmss will be sold for chsrE.s july
.. 1913. At 21O O'Clock At lzz U st nv r h
Forman. Lillian W. Grus. ES- of MA1 n
PaDon John 7. PHrson. =. h PEson. M
Bessie PaIson. G. c. P1cull- NEncy Towls,
MrS NJ L. Tucker. wn. p. TuIlock FIDELITY
STORAGE COMPANY, taigt
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LOST.
WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, cu or suburban. and pay you hisbes,
prices for ladies'. sentiemen's. eh1dreni dis
carded clothing, Of an descriptiouA Addreas
postal or phone. I vin oar 4 RICE. In Ith
st nv. q. iM
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THE 9RHERALD

Published every day in the year
by The Washington Herald Com
pany at 425-42o Eleventh street,
Washington, D. c.
Telephone Exchange Call Main
$500. (For classified advertisements
ask for Branch y.
Member Audit Bureau of Circula-
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CHAUFFEURS
Must be above draft age. Per-
manent positions; highest salaries
paid. Apply at once.
HUB FURNITURE CO..
Seventh and D Streets.
WANTED-BoY N SERVE HERALD
rou e. Apply Mr.. COURTNEY. G s- NV
n
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
tr1ct Of ColumbI. June =. 1873 SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received Of The ono oS
the SecrefGry n the Board a Commissioner
Room Sll, District Building, until o'elook ,.
n. June 2. 1913. for furnishing and installing.
complete. one hot water system % supply Rene
Lodge, Tower and Pump House, At Fort keno
Reservoir. Blank fJrns Of proposal. spscinCa-
tons and all necessary information NAY -
obtained from the Chief Clerk DnnDesr D.
pArtInent, Room e. District Building LOUIS
BROwNLOw. JOHN C. n. KNIGHT, ".
GwYNN GARDINER. Comnisdooe-s. d. O
ielll5. T. 6Bz
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Conrad ii. Syme, james Francis
Smith, AttOrneyh

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
trict Of Columbia holding . District Court
In re: Tle oJDdemnatiOn Of Tire west - feet q
lot 4 square S. in the District Of Columbia.
for additional ground adjoining the ArmsrUll
Manual Thinning School District Court No
lsS. Upou consideration of the petition of the
Commissioners o. the District of Columbia. hled
in the above entitled cause, and on motion Of
counsel for the said Commissioners. It is By the
Court this 18th day of June. A. D., 1873.
ORDERED: That the Clcrk Of the Ccurt -
sle q citation 20 John Boswell. Corhy's Bakery.
Washington. u. @; Annie wSisrs aG FIfth
s. NV. Washington. d. O.; Willy Boswell.
d. O.. Morris Boswell SteeltSa. Pa, ana
Sophia Boswell jams, lB W. Lid Stzeet, New
York City, 70 arpesr in this Court % the lst
day Of July. A. D.. 1918. at 10 o'clOck q n.
70 answer the said petition and to show eaus
why the p<aye-s thereof should NOT be Franted,
and why the Wsst - feet Of lot L squRrs 5S
more particularly d scibed in the petition hled
herein. should not = condemned for the pur~
poss Of providing aiditi0nal ground for tho
Armstrong Manual = aiming School throueh tho
aforosnid piece Of land. Il 10 furthers ORDER
Ed, that a COPY Of aid citation b. served By
Columbia. or his deputies. upon such oxnerS of
the land sought % be condenned herUn- and
such persons interested therein, as may be found
by the said Marshal. OF his DEPUTIES, within the
D1Srd d Columna; and II is further OhDEst-
ED; Inst all persons having any interest in
these rroceeding be. and they are hereby. warn
ed and required 70 GppeIr in this Court On O.
before the said lst day ot July. A. D.. 1sA %
answer the said petition and % cuntinue In at
tendance until the Court shah have made its
final order. ratifyinE and confirming the award
and report ot the Commissioners 70 be appoint
cd by the Court 20 apprSiss the value ot the
respective Interest," q all pesons concerned IN
the land and premiSS meutoined and Described
| in the sforesaid petitiOu- IL 10 further ORDER
| Ed; That . COPY q this order b pubhshed
oooe q week for two successive weeo before ths
sid lst day q July. A. D.. fSis In the wash
! ington BEening Star. the wasiingtop Post. aud
The Washington Herald. newspapers puhlished
| in the sAid District before the sid ist day a
JULY. A. D., 1913 BY the oourt. WALTER 4.
I MCCOY, Chie Justics true ouTJ rrst: tsean
. J. r. YOUNG. Osrt. By y. Z. CUNNING
HAM, A. Osrk 49,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. O
June II, 1873 Seslsd proposAk viii b ~
osived at the Otioe o the Secretary q ths
ROard ot oonmisnoners Room 81. Dlstics
Building. until O'Clock. .. N. on June E.
1873. for leasing wharf property and boat hOu.s
located on the Washington Channel, Potnnae
River mont Forms OF proposals and all nscss-
sary information may Be obtained az Rom g
District Building. Washington, n. O LOUIS
BROWNDOW. JOHN G. u. KNIGHT, w.
GWNNN GARDINER, Commissioner. d. c.
lslHNnn y
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

PREVENT WAR ON BUGS BY USING Hun
ters Bug EIterminatOr. Quart bottle 80
cents; Known Everywhere; viii not stain bed
clothes or wall payer; guaranteed 70 do the
work Or money returned. Hunters Floor Oh
will oal your floor; leaves q polish finish: rs
cents 4 gallon. Phone Franklin lI4s lI3 Pa. ave.
NV. Drop postal Close D. m. SeIS&
NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE; GOOD
section Of northwest; in good condition res-
sonabe terms Apply CIRCULATION MAN
AGER. Herald ofice. my-I5u
WOOD FOR FIREPLACL. BOILER, FUR
mace and stove. SIS per cord. $50 per 4 Cord;
also split kindhng wood in any quantity Call
Lincoln S3l for prompt delivery. meb4-d
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. oFFToB or

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFIOB or
SuperTssnG Architect, WAshingtoo. d. O.
June Il. lsA Sealed proposals will Be recsived
a. this ofice until O'Clock p N. JUNE ..
lHs. and thsn opened. for fIrnishing and de-
hEerng post odIoe lock boI1, etc, a. they
may Be Ordsred for use IN oumplsted and oc-
cursed Fe1eTL buldings under control Of The
Treasury Department. during the fiscal year
ending June %. 1878. SDsohcstions and pro
pnsAl shseS may Be obtained UPON spplication
70 this o-ice TIE Department reserves the
night 70 reject any o. al BIDS and 70 waive DE-
fectS. TelegrHphic BIDS or modihoations q BIDS
will not be oonadsred Each proposal nnst Be
accompanied By q certified check in amount
slWW. drawn 20 THE order a the Treas1rs Of
the United State, q slaAzzutse o. rood faith
JAMES A WETNoRE Acting sUpsTTihnI
Architect jslSn
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PERSONALS.

woRKISGMEN-IT is No LONGER A MAT
ter of indifference with lots d earnest hustlers.
they hnd IL necessary to buy for the low dollar
providing they get as eOod or better than they
did; well perhaps . fine grade slightly used
suit at S up will save . lot Of cash. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6le u. jelelt
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY % LOAN ON APPROVED CTTr
real sseats at lowest current 1tes; spedal
privileges with respect 10 pr1or paymenta
TYLER a RUTHERFORD, Inc. slT 18Th q. q
MONEY TO LOAN-s50 TO 80, so ON D. O.
real estate Several trus funds, ~ to Q Der
cent. An transactions conducted with scuooui-
cal cca1deration for borrower
WM- II. SAUNDERS q o.
SU1hern Building So 18th a nv
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

i sEAToN NW.-A GROOM AND BATH
brick; sleeping porch; furnace heat Yours
for what It cost. namely as3n d. Il. JOHN
SON Co, l2S II St nv. jels =
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET A GARAGE TBAT WILL oUTLAs1
any garage in the market IN appearance. du1
hility, and price- '. 7. h BIES. lGS @ q
nv. Phone NJ N7
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-02-15
county mD|
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BRUsHY CREEK.

Crowded out last weekl
Lucedale, r 2 Miss, Feb. 5,191S. =
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Davis and chill.
dren, Quitman, Sarah and Laura,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
lett Sunday.
Misses Cannie and Ethel Mae Glib
son has been quite sick with mea-
sles, but is recovering.
Mesdames X. Brannan and Hosie
Simmons were the guests of Mrs.
Huett Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Ernest Howell spent Sunday
night at Mr.. p. M. Davis.
Mr.. Ollie Mason was called from
Mobile to the war and passed the
examination; we are glad to know
that one more of our boys are going
to fight for our country.
Mrs. Sarah Whatley has been very
sick but we are glad to know she is
recovering
Misses Rhogenia, Priscilla and Ru-
by Mae Hulett attended the sing
service at Mr.. p. M. Davis Sunday
night.
Mr.. p. M. Davis and son Quitman
made trip to Mobile Thursday.
Miss Cora Howell went home Sat
urday to spend the week end with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eli How
ell of Agricola, Miss.
Mrs. Austin Sheppard is very sick
but we hope for her speedy recov-
cry.
BLUE EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-02-15
ysrnaI Country Gets Daily Route At Last.

AT LAST, mail route has been es-
tablished for DAILY service to sup
ply the Vernal Edith and Mohoba
country. 1t goes into effect April
1st and radiates out from Leakes.
vile and connects with the present
daily mail service from Bexley-
which is to be continuation the fol-
lowing schedule which is named in
the offer for bids now posted: Leaves
Leakesville at o'clock a. M, arrives
Vernal 1920 and waits for Bexley
carrier till 1870, arrives back at
Leakesville at 4.20 and touches E.
dith on the round, and is TO make
the usual box deliveries, and take
applications for money orders and
delivery Of registered mail and par
Gel post same as the regular rural
route carriers, though its called a
star route and is to be let to lowest
bidder, which we assume is a dodge
upon behalf of the Govt. to get the
route carried at low figures instead
of paying regular fixed price as in
matter of motor carriers and there
are always suckers who are inexpe
rienced and will bid them off too low
and learn afterwards from hard ex-
perience of their miscalculation. but
that's their affair; not ours. We are
glad to see this route established,
have referred several times to the
manifest injustice which the people
in that territory suffer in the way of
inadequate mail facilities and hope
the department will soon make it
straightout rural route so as to
guarantee it's permanency and liv-
ing wage to the carrier. Anyway
they are getting it and can use it
like the folks along the Bexley star
route for the present by putting up
boxes and even though it might have
come as political year gift yet its
going to prove boon to those peo-
pile dwelling along it's route.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-02-15
Plan Of Preaching Services

For Leakesville Charge of the M,
E. Church, South, for first half cur
rent year, Q9l8) ending June Both.