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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
RESULTS OF COMMISSION
MANAGER FORM


Centralized responsibility Clos
err relations between citizens and
governmental Immediate attention
to all demands of the public. Reduc-
ed expenses. Increased revenues.
Intelligent consolidation of offices
Eliminates politics. Adequate re-
turns for all money spent. Great
CT publicity in all city affairs.
Greater interest by citizens in civic
affairs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
Newbursh, n. Y.

with labor, material supplies
and all expenses constantly increas-
ing, the administrative expenses of
the city have been kept down TO a
low figure and great saving effect
ed
Indebtedness during the past year
has decreased by more than $1G3,GG0.
a recreation pier has been erect
el. judgm' MIS- against the city paid,
a new automobile apparatus .cr
Einggold u. c'sed, and other items
an.rar.:g 10 nearly $30G'C got IN
Guided in the budget have been paid
for out of funds on hand.
The city tax rate for 1913 will be
2.T5 or 40 points lower th4n the rate
lefore the city Manager fot,a was
adopted.
The :ow tax rate is not due 70 in
creased assessments, because if the
valuation of 1915 We're still in eff
feet. the rate for 1917 would be
l3 p".' is lower than th.l prevailed,
although every necessary EXPENSES
is greater.
Cost of maintenance of streets has
been reduced one-third. Former
ly the cost ran to $4,000 a year.
Last year the cost was $4,000.
There is an unexpected balance of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16

Notwithstanding extraordinary
emergency expenditures, including
approximately $4,000 for the pur
chase Of water from New York
placing of guards on water shed,
pumping, etc, no special water as
sessments will be necessary and
S45,259.99 of water bonds have been
paid off-a sum more than $4,000
greater than in any year on record.
\ water bond sinking funl has beer.
Ct Gated to prepare for the retirement
Il other bonds.
The fire department has been eff
GENTLY maintained at less sum than in
the past and the fund has balnce Of
$2,700. A total unexpended balance
of $4,000 remains in the city funds
and $4,000 in the water fund.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
Alhambra, Cal.

Manager plan is very much more
efficient and economical. RESPONSE
bility for all acts are fixed. General
conditions are much better, as cut
taxes will show"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
San Jose, Cal.

San Jose, Cal.
Secured *er.lc's of cashier &C
the Fi',t Natio'.4l Bank as City
Treasurer witlrvg salary, the bank
taking all city orpcsir. at 2.52 per
cent interest Ga Average daily bal
2nces. Net saving u the city from
this TRANSACTION, {f,"VI Isc anaLm.
Installed nl"', .r'l accounting ays~
tenn and a th9rous Lx ;cg eAecu;ive
budget.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
Cadillac, Mich.

"The commission form of govern
msnt does away with ill feeling at
election time, and there are very few
political plums to hand out. We
like it very muh."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
Alameda, Cal.

Installed modern system of ac-
counting-classification of all ac-
counts-new budget system.
Created purchasing and store de-
p2rtments.
Created municipal machine shop.
Reorganized ADMINISTRATIVE de-
partments. (a) Combined office Of
city engineers and street superin-
intendent; (c) combined office of city
superintendent and recreation suyer-
i.1tcGGct; (c) combid offiie OF city
clerk and purchasing agent;' (d)
utilized spare time of city clerks
stenographer in city managers Of
flee; (e) placed police department on
cioht hour ba%' s; formerly on twelve
tour basis-without increasll.' force
az with AGED efficienc::'
Created position Of visiting nurse
and social service worker.
Created city planning commission
Created social service board
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16

fore. Water system is in much bet
ter shape, and police force is out of
politics"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
.Alpena, Mich

Alpena, Mich
at has been a big Improvement
and saving to the city. Commission
form of government is a great sue
cess here"
Manistee. Mich. - I:
I'VE are well satisfied with, this
form Of city government. There is
more efficiency, less taxes, and gen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
San Angelo Texas

San Angelo Texas
"Our system is the best we have
had since | have been here, IA years.
In my Judgment it is the best for
municipalities. 1t has made good
with the people. At the last cleo
ton, the anti-commission candidate
got So votes, and a recall of the
manager system asked for by him
and others was turned down by a
good vote at a separate election"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
San Angelo, Texas.

81 can say that Sherman is the
best managed city of any in the
State so far as my observation goes,
and ! have opportunity to watch
really every city in the state.
Tyler. Texas.
every much improved under mana
ger. Affairs are administered in a
more businesslike way"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
Corr1r11ission-Manager Form City Government
Efficient Econonnical-Fixed Responsibility
THE OLD WAY

Government by council and independent mayor and advised
copy Of national and state systems.
Based upon The check and balance (more properly the chan Iu
and straight jacket dea every officer tied hand and foot lest he
do something.
Too intricate be understood by the citizens None but politicians
understand it,
Creates need for political mdenan the peanut politician
Popua uprsing every and then turn the potciaes out
and put crowd H.
Abes citizens oahe public office for its penes and lack Of real
opportunities 10 accomplish anything.
Executive unframed citizen who fou four years
con the side.
Subordinate (or nsubordna the city hall their conven-
fence; every department law itself Needless Implications
and conflicts Of authority.
Steadily increasing taxes,
Public Improvements neg ected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
San Jose, Cal:

''More efficient, and has eradicat-
ed politics. Not much more econ
cmical as far as costing less but
we are getting better results for
lltrey eXpead.s1.
City's business, for the first time
il. History, is cor luctAl systemati-
cf!ly on a cash Lass. BY civil SER
Ire, al; politics lave been 81 'naied.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16
A manager on the job all the time.

wha it befoe the form of Street DEPARTING
No+u;4l.4a,,.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-16

eral conditions have improved"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

shall be devoted TO displays Of
womeu's waists that range in price
from 5 10 $50 each. and these dis
plays viii take place I'm representa-
tive retail stores from Maine to CALI
fornia. Thousands OF retailers will
cooperate in the movement. which.
II successful. NAV be mgde an an
nusl merchandising event. AIer-
chants approached in regard to the
prospect have expressed their ap-
prevail OF II and their confidence that
the displays viii do the work they
are designed for.
Blouse Week viii be participat-
ed IN by manufacturers OF waists. as
well as By retailers.
The weeks plans will be pushed
vigorously by the executives and
mem bers OF the league. according to
Executive Director NJ Mossessohn.
who asserts that officials OF that
body are confident that. in addition
TO the results it produces I'm the do
nestle trade. the project will attract
buyers from practically all countries
OF the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
SAY OHIO VETS
LEAD IS ONE VOTE
0rys Claim Additional Returns
Will Give Them Sure
Victory on Issues.
by United Press

BY United Press:
COLUMBUS. Ohio Nov. 8-Drys
today claimed the vets had only =
majority of one vote out Of nearly
I 900. 900 cast on Ohio's ratification
Of the national prohibition amend
ment with practically complete,
though unofficial returns for the en-
tire state.
The figures compiled in the office
81 the secretary Of state follow;
For the measure, 1895; against
It. 492.926
OF tho whole SIS counties I'm the
state only seven precincts failed to
make returns. The count in IS
precincts is official The balance is
unofficial
on the face or these figures, drys
claimed victory by a good margin.
The missing counties, they said,
we're dry strOngholds.
VETS insisted their own figures
snow them victors by a majority of
about 1000 votes The result viii
OF be known until some time next
week. The official count is due to
start next Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
ECONOMICAL USE OF
FUEL IN SOUTH BEND
Is URGED By HINES

Economy In the use Of fuel is
urged in "a bulletin issued bS- Walker
H. Hines through the local Offices
OF the Grand Trunk Railway Satur-
day
Mr.. Hires states the railroad adj
ministration IL now distributing coal
according 10 the priority list estab-
lished by the fuel administrator and
that Where coal is absolutely needed.
application should be made Through
the railway ordinarily supplying
coal
1t should be remembered " SAYS
Mr.. Hines, that the railroads did
not interfere with the delivery of
coal 10 designated consignees until
the day before the present strike
began. in order TO conserve coal as
much as possible"
No general curtailment Of train
service is contemplated, although re-
gioned directors have been given
that. authority wherever il seems
absolutely necessary. The mainten-
ance OF the public transportation
service is Of paramount importance"
said Mr. Hines
Mothers, read Hers Book store
ad. on pare .. second section. 342S-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
BLOUSE WEEK TO BE
OBSERVED By DEALERS

In an endeavor 70 show the con-
sumers throughout the country that
the best-made waists for women arc
made here in the United States.
plans have been formulated by the
United Waist League Of America for
the holding OF national "Blouse
Week" This will take place next
week
South Bend stores viii celebrate
the occasion with special showings
in bIouses during the week.
The plans provide that the weeS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
R. R. CONDUCTOR
FEELS FINE, NOW
Captain ShaCklcy says Tanlac Wa
Worth Weight Ina Gold
To Him.

Most everybody who travels over
the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul
railroad between Milwaukee and
Lacrosse knows Captain Leroy
Shackley. the popular conductor on
passenger trains No. 8 and No. 1Ol,
making these two points
Captain Shackiey has been with
the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul
for the past thirty-seven years. He
has been a passenger conductor for
so years and most OF this time on
his present run. For the past
eight or nine years Captain Shack
ley has lived at III 14th St.. Mil
waukee. but he has also resided in
Tomah and Lacrosse ana numbers
his friends hy his acquaintance.
Captain Shackley has suffered
much annoyance during the past
dve years on account OF q disorder
cd condition OF his stomach and
Kidneys. and not being able TO find
relief through the ordinary treat
ment he decided TO resort To the
master Medicine. Tanlac. So few
weeks ago he purchased bottle.
which helped him so much that he
bought another. then another and
So ON But let Captain Shackley
tell his own story. III his own words.
Here is his statement.
Well for a fact. Taulac has done
me more good than everything else
. have ever taken. said Captain
Shackley. while i'm the Central DRUG
been trying for the past five or six
.ears TO find something to put my
stomach and kidneys i'm order. It
seemed. however the more medi-
cine I took the worse of I got and
40 the time / began taking. Tanlac
was in q mighty bad nN. could
lot eat anything without bloating
$50 mp with sour gas and suffering
severe pains. I had that lump-like
feeling. familiar to- so many people
u the pit of my stomach. and /
would often get So dizzy ana blind
that ! could not walk straight Csu-
allv after eating ms heart would
lalpitate something awful and Z
would get very short OF breath and
feel like ] was smothering The
small OF my back panied me so
could hardly stoop over and
straighten up and il was an EFFORT
20 me to set out Of my chair. These
pains would often strike me at nigLi
and between my nervousness and
misery got very little rest could
never eat anything I'm the mornings
and that tired. TO account feel.ne
was with me all the time
About the wisest decision ever
made was when / MADE up my mind
to try Tanlac. now fully agree
with others who have said that it's
worth its weight jim gold Meal
time comes too slow FOR rae now
and ] can eat just anything 7 want
without particle OF trouble after
wards. and ! have already gained
several pounds i'm weight sleep
fust Gne get up mornings ready for
"a hearty brca kfast and feeling all
most as good as when ] first got my
ruu thirty years ago. The pains
have disappeared from my back.
the headaches and dizzy spells are
gone. and ny stomach really feels
like q rev ONE. In fact. I ann feel
ing like a u.w man and 7 want ev-
ery body 20 know that Tanlac is
what brought about the change"
Tanlac is sold iu South Bend at
the Central Drug store and i'm Mish-
aka at the He'd Cross pharmacy
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Every South Bend mother shouId
read Hers Book store ad. on page
O. second section. e4a3- Q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
Three Christmas Clubs

gives you ain opportunity to get one of three ideal
gifts before Christmas
This is the plan of the Club. Select any Lamp
Cedar Chest or Fireless Cooker which ever If might
happen to be that you want Pay SlOO and YOU are
then member of of the clubs. Then pay little
each week until Christmas at which time your Lamp
Cedar Chest or FireleSS Cooker will be delivered
Whatever balance remains you can finish paving
after the holidays on terms that are convenient to
you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
Distinctive Lamps

OUR Blue and Old Ivory Display Room vertabe aryland
~ beautiful lamps and rich fixtures Any number designs and
shes may be here And you hundred different styles
misunderstanding what effects gained by different
binaiOn
will glad give you the years experience
decorative Lighting Just drop and problem before You
will gain many valuable suggestions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Mothers, read Hers Book store
ad. on pare .. second section. 342S-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

DY joining our Christmas Coffield
- Club you can make certain the
delivery of a Cofiield during
Christmas week. Just have
Cotfield laid aside for you-pay So
now. and $40 by ChristmaS-and
the remainder in twelve monthly
.nstallmentS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
How We Prove the
Coffield's Superiority

Our customers are the ones who finally
~ decide the advantages to be gained by
washing clothes the Cofield way We show
them how the Cohield is operated and install
it in the home for trial washing This is done
without any attached expense and no obliga-
ton is incurred by such demonstration. The
people who try out the Coffield in this man
ner merely use it to see for themselves how
efficiently it operates and how quickly and
Clearly big washing can be done.
Many South Bend women have proven the
Cofields superiority for themselves. You
do the same. Simply call uP--Main ! OF,
and have a Cofield sent out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
DO You Enjoy
Electrical
Comfort?

IF lack of electricity pre-
L vents you from enjoy
ing the comforts of cleo
trio lights and the con-
veniences which nurner-
Gus electrical appliances
bring, just call us up.
Our expert wiremen will
wire your home now.
You can pay later.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07

Trustees sale Of valuable unimproEed building
lots in Chevy Chase Grove TO be sold in the Of
fee Of Thos. ]. owen & Son. By virtue Of
certain deed Of trusl duly recorded. in Liber No.
tsSs. Folio 90. ct seq.. Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and at the request of
the party secured thereby. the undersikned
trustee will ssll at public auction in the Office
uf Thos. ]. Owen & son. ls3l g St NV, on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY, AID.
1919, At ? O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following-d de-
scribed land and premises. situate in the District
Of Columbia. and designated and being Lots
and in Square 1886 in Fulton n. Gordou's
subdivision of psrt of tract Of land called
Chevy Chase Grove" "Resuryey on New Seat" "
Vale" and 'Fellouship'' as said subdivision is
recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor of the
District Of Columbia in Book z, Page q. Terms
Of sale: Al cash. 4 deposit of 500 required Al
time Of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen
days to COMPLETE the purchase. Furthe- partic-
ulars at time Of sale. H. {. BAILEY. Trustee
my25Te2
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Lester II. and Grsce woolssy. grl
shipley r. and Marie Eshel waRer. hoy
Edward r. and Inez X. Thomss. girl.
William and Mary 4 Sloan. girl.
RAYMOND L. and Edith Shoemaker. boz.
Kcndrick and Niolctta s. Scoaeld, girL
Wsrren b. and Anna NJ. Scanlon. giri.
GAetano and AntoninO Sanslitro, boy.
Harry Lee and Mildred A. Rust, nr.
Percy II. and Luna Russell. boy.
John Z. and Estelle n. Rowe, girl.
sautc and Msrii Pincstu. girl
JoscTIh X. and Myrtle B. Ochmsrn. boy.
Francis J. and Man y MCGOWAN an
Ffank J. and Bessie A. Marcus. boy.
David and E1lsnor LAwrence. hoy.
Albert N. and Julia Il. LAnge. boz.
Harry L. aud Alice d. jacobs. boy.
Alberto and Cleo u. Goodwin. girl.
Isaac and Sophie GemIdn. Eir.
Charles p. and Permeha GeorEe. gin
Joyce c. and Florence ". Edgin. boy.
Carmel X. and Mhnon b. Cummings. bog.
Oreste and Maria CisuOcchi. girl.
Robert and Marguerite Garter. girl.
Guiserre and Antonino Carcstizso bog.
Joseph and Naomi Campbell. girl
Donenico and Pssquslino BnEn, boz.
AntOnino and csrmela BOdani. girl.
Francesca and Filomeno Boccahello. gih.
Pisquale y. and BsrbarUcci- Bsrcarolo. hDr
COJoRED.
Robert and Sarah wystt, girl and boy tviu.
Charles and Bessie Watson. boy.
Gcor=c W. and Leitie S~sn, gid.
Oscar aud Irene Tpor. rr.
Wonder snd frsncss rsync. aTl.
William and L1ciie Jones. sirL
I'd. and Ellen johnson. girl.
John and Mary HANS. nrl.
Bennett NJ. and Gecrgie Bnscce, es.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
4 TRANSPORTS
Leave FRANCE
Eastern Sea, Espagne, Hav-
erford and Calameres
Sail with Yanks.

Transport ssilings were announced
by the War Department today a. fol-
lows:
, Transport Eastern Sea. Bordsaux %
New York. due May %. with ordnancs
detachment
Transport Espagne. La Hsvre 70
New York. Ia due May Il with Cas-
ual Company 1854; special Casual com
panies $3.50 and sesf discharges; dx
casual officers and nfty-six casuals
Transport Hsverfofd. Brest TO PhilA~
delphis, due May Is with lc7th EnEi-
neers, complete: I07th Engineer train:
Casual companies 10ls and ga: Motor
Transport companies 7ol and 701:
Camp Hospital 40: twenty-nine casual
officers and six casuals.
Transport Caiameres. St Nszaire TO
New York. is due May l3 with lo7th
Machine Gun Battalion. held and stan.
headquarters. medical and ordnance
detachment. and Companies A and b:
18th Infantry Headquarters. Supply
and Machine Gun companies. ORDINANCES
and sanitary detachment and Compa-
nies A and b: 1osth Field Artillery
Supply Company and Battery C.;
Headquarters Fifty-seventh Infantry
Brigade: special Casual companies ese
and 6sl, discharges so. furloughs So.
marines. discharges. and SIS. colored
discharges.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
will Ia received at this Department until ,
O'Clock .. m. Tuesday. May %. 1878. and then
opeued. for lithoIHphins and printing and for
mounting Dop copies. more or less Of the
General Land ofice map o the United States
tor lS-0 At the sane time and place proposals
in dugdcate viii also be opened fr photo-
'ithogTsphtng and printinG 500 copies. more
or less, OF each Of the maps Of the land States
and insiiar POSSESSIONS prepared in the General
Land Ohtoe during the hscal year ending June
%. 1870. Specifications a. to chancter Of the
work. szhs Of mars and quality OF paper
required viii he exhibited to hdde-s o. fur
nishcd on application. All proposals must be
securely enteioped. marked Proposal for United
States map" or "Props4l fH State maps" a.
the case may be. and addresssd to the Ouu-
missioner Of ths General Land Ofice The
right is reserved TO reset any and all bids
or To accept or rejed any part threpf. in the
discretion Of the department, S. C. HOPKINS.
Assistant Secretary. myf-lt
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G.,
Washington. May , 1919 SEALED PRO-
P0SALs will be received tt this otIce, Room
5l. District Building until . O'Clock p N.
May IS. 1919. for grading certain stIeets a.
gresstins about I.sO cuhic yards 1 grading.
Blank forms Of proposals., psrihcatious. and al
Chief Oek. Engineer D-psrtmeut, Room q.
District Building, Washington. ID. c. LOUIS
BROWNLOW. W GwYNS GARDINER,
CHARLES W. KCTZ. Commissioner ID. c.
mySSsT.As
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
baby DEARTH
WITH SERBIA
Red Cross Finds Amazing
Shortage of Little
Ones.
b, LIEUT.. COL. HOMER Folks,

By LIEUT.. COL. HOMER FOLKS,
Red Cross Investigates.
Belgrsde-Twelve hundred poor chil-
dren came with their mothers TO q
free dinner given by the American
Red Cross IN Belgrade.
There were only about twenty chill
dren under ; years OF age in the whole
number.
For . period OF four years there IN
a deficit of 10000 babies
This will have curious and far-reach-
ing effects. There will be q hiatus IN
the ranks OF school children for an
age period OF four years. There VIII
be no graduating classes 20 speak Of
in the years In which those born In
Isle-lsle. would normally graduate
The industries and employments
which receive each year q certain num-
Der OF young men and women. VIII
find a sudden cessation OF the suppsy
for q four-year period, and parish
registers viii record an extraordinarily
small number Of marriages.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
INSANITY Is PLEA
OF WOMAN SLAYER

Chicago. May s.-Mrs. Vera Tre-
pagnier. 60. charged with killing p.
F. Nolland. wealthy Chicago art
publisher. will base her defense on
temporary insanity. according to
her friends here today. They said
the woman's mind was unbalanced
by constant worry over the failure
to receive 5000 and royalties. said
to have been promised her by VOL
land when she gave him a miniature
OF George Washington to reproduce
and put on sale.
Mrs Trepagnier ia a widow. her
home having been in New Orleans
until about FIVE years ago. Mrs.
Gladys Nolland. divorced wife OF
Nolland. appeared at the inquest to-
day and said the victim had not at
tempted to swindle the woman. Mrs.
Trepagnier was also summoned and
testified that Volland had repeated
ly refused to pay her.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.
ATLANTIC CITY.

WHITE
Clarence Beach. = years. Walter Reed Bospt.
William L. Nuniinc. s.. 1876 ID 81. NV.
Elizabeth FeISer s. &c 4 &. NJ.
Paul Pusner. 10, st. Eizsbcth's Hospital.
Lizzie L. Wind, 81 sli 7 81 nv.
Margaret T.. Shcpcrd, 81. SIS X st. NJ.
Lyman Stockman. 6s. Wash. AElum Ho-Iatsl.
Sussnnah swSTtley. s. sol NJ st. nv.
Mary e Brudic. IS, 80 clst II. nv.
Alice NJ. Coughlan. 20. us 1th 81. ne.
Rachel Enrich. y. Garfield Hospital.
Marie s. Heath, 9, ~ 5th st. Sc
Ester Michael, >. Providence Hospital
sam George. Is mos, Children's HcslitsL
Barbara A Prltchett. % days. Sis eth st. nv.
CoLORED
Mary Z. ElEesr. ~, Hanover st. nv.
Harry Garrett. 20, Emergency Hospital.
VIM. II. Robinson. So. Garfield Hospital.
Besjamin l. johnson. IS. Al3 Dent p,sce NV.
Bertha Hawkins. q, lsD New jersey ave.
Emma Valentine, ie, POL NJ St nv.
Earl Barber. q, 40 I st. NV.
Laura Kicks. g. Garfield Hospital.
Samuel Lewis, 60. lasA1 s st nv.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-07

EdwsTd csr5. $. Fslh chuIch. Va. and