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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-28

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-28
BETWEEN THE IRISH
AND BRITISH
President Wilson Says that Ireland
Will Have No Voice in Peace
Conference at Present
ASSOCIATED Pressl

Washington, Feb. 28.-Secretary
Tumulty today issued a statement
formally on behalf of the president
that the president told members of
the congressional foreign affairs com.
mittees Wednesday night that the
Irish question was a matter between
Ireland and England and that Ireland
would have no voice in the peace con-
ference at present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Cookman Junior Epworth League.

Old Santa visited the Cookuan Junior
Epworth League on Tuesday evening.
Nearly all Of the Juniors were present
and enjoyed delightful program, in
cluding an address BY the pastor after
which Santa came in well loaded With u
treat that supplied every one present
with c well loaded stocking. A pair Of
house shoes were found il his bag for
the pastor Each one Of the Junior
Workers received favor from old Santa's
pack. After the children had received
their gifts it was found that Santa had a
surplus sufficient to fill the stockings Of
ali the needy children of the parish The
different societies Of the church, including
the Boy Scouts, sent out twenty-five
baskets and several purses TO gladden.
the hearts Of these Il at were in need.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
CANTATA AT sILyERRROOK.

Sunday evening Will conclude the Xmas
music at Silverbrook VI f. Church, when
the chorus choir will sing the late win
VI s. Browns cantata entitled THE
~ re Men and The Star"
ProgTam-Part One-Anthegn, "Jesus
is Porn a King" Baritone solo,
James Calhoun, Soprano solo, Miss
Helen Kelley; carol, by the chorus.
Announcements and offering.
Part Cantata-Opening chorus,
.''The Gniiing Star tenor solo, ~ hen
Jesus VS. Porn" by John Croney
alto soto, " hen Herod Heard These
Things, by Miss Mildred Johnson;
chorus, Ard They Made Answer: ::
quartette. nale, Herod Sent Them TO
Calhoun and Jones, chorus, The Guld
ers star bass solo, ~ hen They Came
into Mary's Presence, Rev. E. "
Jones; quartette. The Angel Of the Lore"
by Mrs. Warrington, Miss Johnson. Mr.
Croney. MIR Jones, chorus Go Thou
Into Egypt bass solo, And They De
parted by Night. MIR Geo Lind; chorus,
Out Of Egypt Have | Called My Son
bass recitatiye and chorus, " hen Herod
was Dead. by James Calhoun and
chorus, soprano solo and chorus, Arise
and Go into Israel, Mrs. Warrington,
soprano, tenor soho, Fearing ArchelaGs,
the Son of Herod, was Dead, by Mr.
Simpson; chorus, SO It Came to Pass /;
final chorus, "Alleluia, Amen" Benedic-
ton
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UNITARIAN.
"Christ's League Of Compassion" will
be the subject of sermon by Rev. W, 4.
Vrooman, in the Unitarian Church,
West street above Eighth, Sunday morn
ing. Service at 1915 a, IN.
SEVENTH DAY ApvENrIsTs.
First Seventh Day Adventists Church.
1904 Howland street, Rev. L. +. Collier,
pastor Preaching Saturday morning at
IL Sabbath school and other regular
meetings st the usual hours
ST. LuKE's.
ST. Luke s Reformed Episcopal Church,
Monroe and Eighth streets. Morning
prayer and sermon at 1916 Sunday school
at p M; evening prayer and sermon at
7.30 Tuesday evening Sunday school
Christmas entertainment at 7.30.
swEDENBoF CLAN.
New Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome street, Rev. Geo Henry Dole,
pastor. Preaching at 1915, subject Is
the Spirit of Christmas Degeneratlng?
BETHEL
Big Bethel NJ f. Church. Rev II.
Y. Arnett, pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning by pastor. Subject, 1890, "Gird
Your Ions S, Sunday school Christmas
program Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
Bible STUDENTS.
Mr.. NJ r. Schomakcr, of the Inter
national Bible Students Association. will
speak on the subject 'Iueifer and the
Angels Who Kept not Their First Estate,
in Jr o L A. Nj Hall. aO7 Tatnall
street Sunday afternoon at ) o clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
FOREIGN LANGUAGE BAN HOLDS.
Supreme Court Of Nebraska Upholds
Americanization Measure.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec 27-Constitu-
tionality OF State Law designed 70 curtail
use Of foreign languages in Nebraska
schools as an Americanizatlon measure
was upheld by the State supreme court
today.
The law, which applies 10 all public
private, parochial and UNCONVENTIONAL
schools in the State provides.
The foreign languages shall not be
employed In giving instruction on any
subject TO pupils below the ninth grade
That foreign languages may be en-
ployed in the ninth and higher grades in
~ far as the teaching Of such language
may require, but may not be used as
medium Of instruction 10 any other
slbjects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
BALTIMORE GETS AUTO PLANT.

Baltimore, Dec. 27.-Baltimore, In an
probability. will have two automobile
manufacturing concerns added 70 its
list of industries, these being the Stein
metz Electric Motor Car Corporation,
which has just been incorporated with a
capitalization Of $1,000 900 of S per cent
cumulative preferred stock and 100000
shares Of common stock without par
value, aud the Champion Motors Cor
poration, with s capitalization Of S250.OOO
OF per cent cumulative preferred stock
and 4 100 shares Of common stock Of no
par value This latter company has
secured location at Canton on the
properly u the Canton Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
PARACHUTEs TO DELIVER MAIL
Eve3 Eggs May Be Dropped From Air
Without Injury

Washington, Dec -Parachutes to
be used in the delivery Of mail from
airplancs now are beng manufactured
in Philadelphia and soon will be ready
for experiments TO be made by the Post
Office Department
The plan of dropping mail by para
chute has been considered, by the Post
Office Department for some time and has
been tried with some success Expert
Tnents recently made in Washington
showed that the NAL could be dropped
with no injury, eggs having been cast
from an airplane without the loss of
one of them The Postolliee officials
were enthusiastic over the success had
with these experiments end immediately
ordered six parachutes for further trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
RELLEFONTE nj. T.. CHURCH.
Interesting Program Arranged for Jan
uary 4. Which VIII be Opening Day.

On Sunday, January 4, 1920, opening
day for Bellef3nte NJ. r. Church will be
observed AZ 1870 there viii be preaching
by Dr Robert Watt, district superinten-
dent, 30 special Sunday school session,
with m address BY prominent Sunday
school worker; 30, preaching by DR.
J II. Boanchamp, secretary City Mis-
sionary Society
Special offerings for the indebtedness
Of the new church will be made at each
service The public IL cordially invited To
all the services
beautiful pulpit Bible has been pro
sented 70 the church by William Isaac
Lcgates, of Holly Oak, in memory Of his
deceased wife, Mrs. Pho be :. Legates
Caleb r. Burchenal Of Wilmington has
donated legal services to the amount Of
SO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Pastor Remem bered.

At the Christmas services Wednesday
at Goodman Nj f. Church, the pastor,
Rev. w G Harris, and Mrs. Harris were
presented with purse and all members
Of the parsonage family were remembered
The Boy Scouts, through their assistant
scout master, Louis Stats, presented
tbeir scout master with q Bow Scout
statuatta The Christmas Issue OF the
church paper is out, and is being enjoyed
by the members Of the congregation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Brakeman Breaks Arm.

John W Mitchell, a brakeman on the
P. B. < W 4. r. fractured his right arm
last night when he fell from a freight car
at the T. b. 4 W Yards lie was taken
70 the Homeopathic Hospital in the
police ambulance The fracture was
reduced there. He also sustained several
minor bruises about TIC head ana boay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
New License Tags Appear.

New Delaware license tags are begin
ming to appear on the automobiles and
trucks about the city, in accordance with
the ruling that the Old tags may be used
until January 5, or the new ones may be
used beginning December 26. The color
Of the numerals is black, on O pea-green
background
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
HOLY TRINITY.
Euworth Christmas Party.

The Christmas festival Of the Sunday
School Of Epworth M L. Church wa :
held last evening ut the church, Tenth
and Lombard streets, which was decorated
for the occasion.
Many pupils Of the man and primary
schools took part III the program, and In
address was made by the pastor, Rev.
4. +. Beauchamp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
"HO|7 To. MEET
NEXT YEAR BETTER"
Christian Endeavor Lesson Inter
preted for Bible
Students.
nY j. IL. Van IInrnl.

Wherever there in life there must be
growth. The natural law Of life, which Ia
really the law of God. in that the New
Year should be better than the old year
Let us not part with the old year with
out asking Gods blessing upon IL MS it
goes into the past. The mistakes and i'm
perfections we can never remedy, but
God can To commit the old year 10 Him
Ia TO be cure that it goes into the past
touched by his hand, and go relieved of
wrongs and IN istakes.
There can not be much hope for better
year unless we look 20 God for His help
and accept from Him Ills guidance and
cornpanionship all through the year. To
look into the future and know that we
must enter il alone without any assurance
of friendship or help would bo terrible
indeed II we know that God will be
present in the unknown days, we can
step over the threshold not only without
fear but with joyous cry.
In this coming New Year the old world
IL entering upon new era. All churches
are planning great advance The inter
church World Movement bids ug open
our eyes for a greater vision and press
forward toward great service.
Two special calls are made upon all
Christians The first is for genuine,
upright, moral advance, not only per
sonal, but general We must make the
world better, and beat down the evils
which have kept it from progressing.
The second IS great missionary effort
to preach the Gospel everywhere, 50
that no portion Of the earth shall be
without the knowledge Of Jesus Christ
Let each one Of us press forward toward
these goals.
G. f. watch night service: Central
Church Don { fail To be present at this
very important service, and ask God's
forgiveness for past mistakes, and His
guidance for the coming year. Don't
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
FIRST.

FIRST.
First NJ. P. Church. Seventh and Wal
nut streets, Rev r. " Sutchffe, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and evening
by pastor Subject l045, 'Fervent Pray
er; 7.45. The Persistent Widow 2.l5
p m. Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
SECOND.
Second N. . p Church, Fifth avenue and
Anchorage street Preaching ! and 7 80 by
Rev. 3. + Jester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Y. M. C. A. Iohhx Services.

The lobby services at the " NJ G. A.
Sunday afternoon at will he conducted
by Rev. George G. Williams, pastor u
McCabe Memorial M f. Church There
viii be special music. including violin
sole by j. ALVIN Keen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
s.ntinels Of Service.

The Sentincis ~ Service, an organiys
tion of girls, will on Wednesday scll pop
pics on the street for tho fund used IN
caring Tor the graves ~ American acr0as
who are buried in Flanders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Building Permit.

Only one permit was issucd from the
building inspectors office ycsterd ny
for alterations at 21g West sixth street,
Edward A. Finsel, owner and builder, 10
cost $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
BAPTIST.
DELAWARE AVENUE.


Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin, S. I. D., pastor. Preach
pastor. Subject, 1870. "A Twofold Work
of Christ" 7.3O, Gods Care for His
Children" Sunday school at 2 p. m. and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
SECOND.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. William Russell
Owen, ID. d., pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. Subject
1880, selected; 7.45, selected. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
BETHANY.
Bethany BAPTIST Church, Elm and
Jackson streets, Rev l.. Bland TAYLOR,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by pastor. Subject 1920,
girls from Industrial School sing Christ
mas cantata; 7.30, 81 am Resolved. y
Sunday school and other regular meetings
ut the usual hours Spec al feature of
Sunday service cantata, by girls of In
dustrial school. Regular quarterly bus
mess meeting of church Monday night at
7.45 o'clock,
SWEDISH.
Swedish Baptist Church, Corner Van
dever avenue and Church street Tonight
at 7 p. m Christmas entertainment of
the Sunday school. Tomorrow S subject,
IO.45 Three Good Resolutions 7.30,
"On the Watch Tower December 81,
at 1890 p. M watch night service. Ianu-
ary 3, at D. m, the annual meeting OF the
church. during which refreshments will
I've served.
NIT. FKoN.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church, Rev. A. @.
Scott, pastor At 1890 sermon; 1870
Bible school; s B. Y 7. u. meeting and
at 80 Christmas music and recitatjona
by the Sunday school and youn & peoples
union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Pastors Stocking Contained $3.50.

The c hristmas gift Of the congregation
Of the Unitarian Church to their pastor.
Mr.. Erooman, was 8 check for $4,000
Mrs. Yrooman also received q very
handsome present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
LUTHERAN.
ST. STEPHEN s.


St. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street near Seventh, Rev Frederic
Doerr. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing ard evening by pastor Subject 1890
a Timely Reminder" 730, Sunday
school celebration in the evening Sunday
school and other regular meetings ut the
Usual hours Service on the last night of
the year at II clock.
HOLY TRINITY.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Con
cord avenue and Twenty-third street,
Rev Milton IL Stein, d. D., pastor.
Ire xching tomorrow morning and evening
by pastor. Subject II, The Old and the
New" 7.45, The Christ" illustrated
Sunday school and 9th r regular meetings
at the usual hours Mid-week and watch
night services Wednesday,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
r.. ANDREWS.

st. Andrews Church shipIey snd Eighth
streets, Rev Richard W frapnell, rector.
Holy communion at s, Bible class and Sun
dav school at q45, morning prayer end
sermon at Combined service for tic
SUNDAY school and congregation nj 1.
No evening service The special preacher
ut the morning service will be Chaplain
II. K Fell. formerly with the l02d In
gineors, u. $. A., now at Camp Upton, New
York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
OLD swEDEs.

Old swEDEs-
Old Swedea Church, Seventh and Church
streets, Rev Robert Ball, vicar At s n IN.
holy communion. 1870 morning prayer
and Sermon 23O Sunday school; 80
evening prayer and sermon. Christmas
music will be repeated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
ST. MATTHE ws.


The scrvicca in St. Matthew'S Chapel,
Shipiey and Eighth streets. the rector
IN charge, viii be the Sunday school at
2 p. m. Bible class at y. m, Evening
prayer and sermon ut 7.45.
TRINITY.
Services tomorrow in Trinity = T..
Church. Delaware avenue and Adams
street, will be as follows: Holy com-
munion, 730, Sunday school, go: morn
ing prayer aud sermon, IL special Christ
mas carol service with sermon, 7.45. The
rector viii preach st both services.
sT. JOHN s.
ST. .Iohn'ep f. Church, Concord avenue
and Market street, Rev Alban Richey
ID. D., rector. 7.30 a m, no " communion, /,
il a. m, morning service aid sermon;
945 q m, church chool; 7.45 p. m,
evening service and errnon.
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, Rev Edmund H.
Stevens, rector $40 a. M church school,
l045 a. M, holy eucharist, and sermon.
Subject, God SO Loved the World
repetition OF the Christmas music by the
full vested choir assisted by Arthur
Heincl Marshal! Oliver and Miss Jane
VanSant, soloists D m, Victory Guild
7.45 p. m, evening prayer, Christmas
pageant, and chlldrens Christmas tree
festival
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27

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The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
WOULD ACQUIRE
BUILDING LAND
Chairman Clark Wants U. S
to Buy Ground North Of
the NAH. :.

The Federal government will ac
quire not only all land south
BennsylvAnia avenue to the Mall
but all land TO the north TO B stree
between Four-and-a-half and Firs
street northwest, IL a bill introduces
In the House yesterday by ChairnaI
Clark, Of the House Committee OF
Public Buildings and Grounds, be
comes a law.
The land asked for will be uses
for public buildings and parks. Tn,
bill will eliminate entirely the rog
Of small buildings that now line ths
north side Of Pennsylvania avenut
in that section.
This plan will also extend b stree
so that it will cross Pennsylvania
avenue at FoUr-and- half street
b street now stops at Third street
breaking here and resuming IL
course again at Sixth street
The bill provides for the expendi.
ture Of 100000 annually starting IL
1920 and continuing until an smounf
OF SlS,o0o,00o, which is said TO bs
the value Of the land. is exhausted
At this rate, IL would take twenty.
six years for Congress to acouire al
Of the land mentioned in the bill
This method, while painfully slow
was suggested in order to allow tn,
government to take its own time il
buying and therefore obtain tn,
land at a reasonable figure ane
avoid a sudden rise in prices OF resg
estate in that locality.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

BATCHELDER-On Friday, January
10. 1919, at her daughters residence,
1895 Irving street. Brookland. d..
c, MARGARET Z. BATCHEL-
DER. beloved mother OF Mrs. J. r.
Bingham.
Funeral from her late residence on
Saturday. January II, at 500 p. m.
Friends invited TO attend. Inter
ment at CoolviIle, Ohio. Athens
and Marietta COhio) papers please
copy.
DOBIE-On Thursday. January l..
1919. at Weehawken. New Jersey.
WILLIAM B: DOBIE, son Of the
late William B. and Mary Jane
Hunter Dobie, formerly of Alex
andria, Va. and Washington. d..
c.. in the 3Sth year of his age.
Funeral Saturday, January II. a:
$50 p. m, from the residence Of
his stepmother. 81 Wolf street.
Alexandria, Va.
SOWERBUTTS-Mrs. Elizabeth Sow
erbutts has beon officially no
tied of the death in Frace on
November 10, 1918. of her young
est son. Capt. Adj. ;. WALTER
SOWERBUTTS, Sixth Infantry,
who died in action.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
Turn Down Application
for Scent Fare in N. Y.

New York. Jan. lO.-The appllca-
tiOn Of the InterbOToUEh FapId
Transit Company to be permitted 10
charge an Scent fare on the sub
ways and elevated and that Of the
New York Railways Company fo~
the right to charge Scent fares with
cents for transfers were formally
denied today by the Board Of Esti-
mates
If the InterborouCh is unable TO
comply with all the terms Of its
contract with the city. all the Inter-
borough has to do is TO turn back
the lines TO the city and the city
Will operate them said Mayor
Hylan.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
PURELY PERSONAL

Melvin Behreud has gone 10 Florida
Mai. Victor Morrison. L.. $. NJ. c..
and Mrs. Morrison have gone 10 Mon
teCito. Cal. tC visit the latters par
ents before sailing for duty la the
Far East
Miss Fannie Michel. OF New York.
has been the guest Of hor sister.
Mrs. Joseph King. at Beverly Courts
Surgeon L A. McAlpine. L. 5. y.
and Mrs. McAlpine have leased lOr
the season an apartment at Ports
mouth, Va.
Ross Anderson. OF Chew. Chase.
has returned 10 Cornell TO resume
his studies.
Mrs. Z. s. Pretty. OF HarrisburE,
Pa. who has been visiting her SON
iu-law and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles ". Henkle in Chevy Chasr.
has returned TO her home
Theodore T. Willis, Of the Treasury
Department, Is on sick leave.
Herman C. Louis, OF Cambridge.
Nd, is in the city for a few days.
Arthur F. Daniels has returned
from visit 10 his home In Cairo. Ill
George A. wingate has received
an appointment as clerk with the
Department OF Labor.
Louis J. Howard is visiting frienos
in Stamford. Conn.
BENJAMIN ]. Reese, of the General
Land Office. has resigned.
Charles E. Parker. Of the Depart
ment Of AgFieulturs. has receiyed .
promotion.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
LOWS O. Wissmau. 20 years. 50 living s. NV.
Emma A Hawkes. 50 years. Gil g ST.
Warner H. Wright. @ years. st Ehz Hospt.
The-tsa NJ. Kcuplcr. So year. 6l9 AZ ST sw.
Caroline MurtaEh 8 years. l9os C st NV.
Shirley B. Blake a years. l629 T ST. NV.
Maud A. Long. l9 years. S04 st. ne.
Alva S Taber, , years, L. 5. Sold cTs Home
Huspt
John Gnpin. 76 years. ST. Eliz Hospt-
Margaret A. Brown. s. years. AZ NJ st. nv.
Aida L. STEPHEN 30 years Sibley HoSpt.
Thomas Sweeney, 3 years. S. Eli. HOs0t.
Athelyn @. ESrly, 3 years. Z Nd. ave. ne.
I>eonora Matthews. II years, 2 18th st. -.
Bradgett A. Collier. Ts years. sos B ST. Sc.
John C AdcocS. i9 years, 2j65 Ca ave. NV.
Charles II. Clingan. l year. 1902 9Th St Sc.
Bertha F. Morse 81 years, ll3 llth St. ne.
William ]. Gayer. 50 years, tuberculosis
HoSpt
John Hagen, 50 years Emergency Hospt.
Mary ]. Lewis, 70 years 922 y Y. ave NV.
Leonora Wise. 20 years, I239 237d St NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
UNION PLAZA PROJECT
ORDERED COMPLETED
Chairman of House Committee Or.
ders Work Resumed at One,

The housing bureau. in charge Of
buildings and recreation facilities
on the Union Station plaza wer,
ordered to complete the work yes
terday by Chairman Clark OF the
House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds.
This order came in spite OF the
fact that under q Senate resolution
work on the buildings was stopped
Clark's orders specifically
state that the buildings are 10 be
completed and filled with war work.
ers as soon as possible.
1t is believed that the order orig
mated in an understanding between
the various members Of the COM
mittee in the House. who believe
this project should he completed
regardless OF what is done with
other projects. The House Commit
tee on Public Buildings and Grounds
have taken no formal action on the
subject Of the plaza buildings. but
Chairman Clark stated that, in Civ
ing the order, he spoke for the
whole committee.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
Paris Working Girls Give
Miss Wilson Toilet Set

Paris. Jan. Io-Au organization OF
working girls representing one Of the
largest department stores Of Paris pre-
sented Miss Margaret Wilson. the
Presidents daughter. with a ma Eniu-
cent toilet set made OF tortoise shell
initiated and inlaid with gold The
set was contained in a handsome
leather presentation case.
In presenting the CifL one OF the
French girls paid tribute 70 Miss
Wilson's valuable work among Amer
ican working girls. The President
daughter responded EraciousIy IN
French
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Robert W. and Edwina Turner. boy.
Harvey w. snd Borzh summerS. boy.
james A. and Sadie Y Mash. girl
Laurence ]. and Eznibe A Potter. bog.
Alfred l. and Esther c. Nuhn. boy.
BENJAMIN NJ and Rose Madden. boy.
Weiton NJ. and Alice B. Mcdisetie, bog.
Edward J. and BFa McCoTy. bog.
Lloyd NJ. and Hslen z. Keller, girt
Mandy and EzvA Iden, girl
ChAries i. and Annie ~ HARDY. giri.
Ernest W. and Teresa L. Cooling. gir1-
John A. and Anna x. DonoVsn, giri.
Maurice A. and Bessie A Coupor. boy.
Ronald and Catherine c. ClHrf, girl.
william A. and Jesse V. Chappelexr, boy.
lrsin and MSry 4 CLARK. girl
Harry s. and Bessie II. ClenertS, girl
Joseph A and Marion A. Bailey. boy.
James W. and Mae y. Brown. boy.
james A. and Blanch NJ. Burroughs. boy.
Claude ]. and EizabCth Armstrong. girl.
CoLORED.
Edward and Louise Warren. girl.
James II. and Came v. Clay, girl.
Joseph b. and Elsie L. Clark, giri.