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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22

the United States which have been IN
vented and are now being built by men
in it's employ. Electric machines Will
first ,rnnsfcr the written information
canning in TN tho rnumcrat"rS' sheets L"
cards. not by writing. but hy punching
holes mt proper points. Thcn tn'
punched cards will bc handed in their
millions to another battery Of machines:
the tabulntors. an amazing product or
human ingenuity. f.. II. l;Oit"hu%. VINO
devised them. has been with the census
for Is years. and is now superintendent
;hc construction Of - nlachineS' the
operation OF which II" will direct.
These tabulatory. working win
smooth and silent perfection. take III
4nn cards n. minute. count them. r'J'c'
all that arc imperfect or improperly
nunchrd in any fashion. and take OIL
ihr totals uf punch marks aSSeH'pi'hh
the final result in printed hgureS OH
handy shrctss One OF them. the othet
,lav. in eight hours, hhndleo I'u'V'O
cards. compiling information tnhl ""uiu
r"arc.;rlI the population StatiSllcS Va
very .;iZahlc American city. Ihc'r IN
,,,.r,,,ru,nI usr was commenced after
the laln CENSUS. but MT. b"itcauN r
sine, d., o,ctl mos If his time TO thclI
their abilities.
The. ul,,ii!mcS r., mblc in outward as
meet :; niece. ul' office furniture. CaruH
20 into n metallic magazine nj lhclr "'p'
,r,rcl a few inches on metal Sulurs'
. ,.n,,,c ouI neatly stacked, with the mis-
takes of the punching mnchincs-whicn
huv, merely human orcrntors-poin'ea
nuf The printed records of the IL OF
20 totals that the punch marks 'ila''",e
como out from another slot. anu INC III
s,rumcnt stands ready 10 repeal
With these machines there Is Pr''r
! ,i,.,l assurance that the publications. "h
: ,h, census. usually cunning OUT " lilo
limo after the enumeration. may hr 'h' r.
| quickly At hand to guide the r'' 'i'';'''i
nf governmental and Industrial 'f"n. ~
and generally guide and demonstrate
the progress Of national ciNl''%:''H ",
/ They arc being produced 'arsE'H j.? 49,"
| wnri; of youthful apprentices l'"n'
Washington schools, which have N"'''
iipnal courses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
RELIEVES TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Sloan's Imminent Gives Soothing, Com
fortug Eenef-Get Bot
tie Today.

II goes right after that fever. that
hot. pai:,-thrnhhins joint. that uncom-
Portable swelling. Relief comes quick
" for SloanS Imminent penetrates with
out rubbing when applied.
Congestion and inflammation. result
ing in aches. pains. stiffness. CIV" way
before it's soothing warmth promotion.
Eronnmic.ll. certain. convenient. clean.
you won't find "A druggist who hasn't
Sloau'S LinimGnt
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,nsr spent Thursday evening

lanst spent Thursday evening wi
Mrs. NJ. Grimes Of this city.
MlLorrinc Miller was Steuoen
vill.fitor on Thursday.
AR Webb arrived home or
Thuty. having received an honor
abb cscharGe from the servico'
M. W. Halliday. Jr.. Of Bayonnc.
y. ; visiting friends in this city. +
VAN Scott, Clarence Rheulf and
DaKcmp wcro Stcubcnville Visitors
Th,ay evening.
Ey Elson was a Wheeling bust
ncsisitor on Thursday.
rk Billy. Of Twenty-Scvcnth
stris improving after an illness Of
sew days Of Influenza
mas Stvcns Of Beech Bottom. who
warrcstcd upon charge OF being
dri'was fined SIS.
usual holiday hours will prevail
at, post office on Washington
biay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
e Questions in the
1920 Census Blank
Now Being Prepared

WASHINGTON. Feb "l.-Wilh hes
'ilI;...S Il, AN end. the government is now
jHN,ui, ih" haS', Tor one OF In" srr:tt"r
Of IL l,",tc" times tasks--th" d"r"nnial
Inventory at the United States. ITS poo
pie. .auds. industry. and livestock. that
- rHI"d tn" census. S""r'tary "i
Commerce. RrhirId the Other day $i"n"'.
;hc order that transferred ON" at ih'
largest Of tn" temporary Va" i"h"inr>
pui up in Washington. that formerly
housing III" Irmy'S department, Of acre
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Brief

Miss Mary Spencer was III" guess o.
friends in Mnrgantown for th" ran He'-
Ionic dance Monday night.
VIM. T.. Hood has returned 10 ms ''"''.
IN Grand Junction. ."!"raH". go it,
two works. visit with ms SiH'''
Walter :. Furhrr.
Miss Ina Ward"r ri Grafton We
a,,, ,.;si,or NJ The home of her BROTH
or, r. Il. Wardrr IN .Eronk:Id"'
l., 1nr, is attending Il retail hara-
,.,,c. meeting in Columbus OHIO.
1Icut and ,lrs. Gerald Blake arc nor
sron, Chillicothc. Ohio. for 81 visit VIII"
,ho lattcr's mother Mrs. T. j. Jnn"s. q,
Attorneys G. y. snodsrHSs an" W. w.
<unee and Mvron Snrdgrass haF" r'-
turned from several day. n ,I;~n
vIsit in shelby and iiusk"E"n' Men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
SNIFFLES, SNEEzES,
HOARSE WHEEzES
Danish Them by Using DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey.

Thousands recommend it. Or. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey isn't an experiment,
but a cough and cold remedy that has
steadily grown popular because it IL
quickly effective.
For lingering colds OF coughs or
fresh attacks it's balSaUlc and healing
antiS.ptics are sure To BY beneficial 1t
brings speedy relief from phl"Gn-
congestion inflammation. tickling
bronchial TUBES Good also for hoarsc
moss. coughs due % grippe. and kindred
ailments. F.conomical--;I bottle goes !:
lcns way. Your druggist sells it.
soc 6nc and Sl."Q.
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1RICT MOOSE WILL =
I'VE ROUSING MEETING
myers From All Over This Section
i Gather Here March for
Candidates Campaign.

he attended by the hundreds OF
IcmcmbcrS. brothers from Mounds
V WcllsburE. Warwood. Foilansbcc.
pre-. Martins Ferry. and Bridgeport.
amm0th rally will be held b. the
Wing Loyal Order OF Moose in the
YET Auditorium on Sunday. March
r II. 9n-day membership cappafgS.
VI permission was granted this wed
latinnal General Director George y.
:. The campaign will be under the
tion rf State Supervisor \. II. Lo-
:. Director General james ]. Davis
pth"r prominent Moose will address
meeting.
pcrvisor Logan has offered the fol-
az prizes for those bringing in tho
lest number OF members: Grand
to MooSchnart ard IS 4
for hotel and expenses: s"cond-21-
FL Moose watch for is applications:
i--solid gold Moose ring for 10 APP
ltions: fourth--diamord Moose but
for eight application: fiifth-gold
i Moose ring for five applications.
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MANNINGT0N
rnnnral Yeste rQay.

RAJ &. coulter accompanied ny INC.
rcmnins rr his wife and infant SON.
James, arrived from Yale. ok'h'' N'
ncsday morning. wh"r" their 1'a'""
,r,nm Influenza occurred last sunday
The remains w"r" taken to the nome
~ Ms rnulr.r's mother. Mrs. Ennicc
Morrison in Syramor" street. where lnc
bodies ut mother and son rest III wv
raSl;rl. 49,, rrc
C;rorgic had lived most Of her me
N Warrington. and had most .:
fricnds who were greatly shocked I'll
her sudden death. and will win ',c
family. shar" the Ert"t l'hI"s;S.;''
49, ,,r,,r,ssrd in words. In addition lr
her husband. sh" is SURVIVED Ivy SIX
chi,drcu, her mother. Mrs. Eunlt" Nor
risnn, and two sisters. Miss Christine
nf Mannnet"n. and Mrs. Victor \'Prh.n
or bradford. Pa. Funeral services "'Ir
held from the Presbyterian 'hhr'h -, ~
,,.ricr rh.. deceased was a m"Inh"r. VII"
ir,rtmon, in Warrington cemetery.
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WELLSBURG
rIued Twenty.

Hcrnio Dorsey. r"l"rcd. Of Been no',
r' was arrested Ivy Nigh. r"l'c"n'a"
1 1II.., Stevens after having made thrs"
.i.s hrr,rr being able 10 locate Inv
.,,,r Tho chnra., against Dorsey was
FOR abusing his vile.
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vcrnr But Thorough.

Little Florence D"Il"y "E"d
dourhtcr If MIR. and Mrs. Iohn p'ui"!
-. yorrcs street. is quite singer ah'
:. good on rotations. Som" OF 'h'
.o,gs and Rotations hTr quito lengthy
h~. e,,o rcts them VOID for word a
..o-o,e,-otcd at tho Hrrnid office.
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nni,r Mile En:ertalaed.

Tho valentino party CIV" Nv -"'3
ThoIIa Miller .: ;hc homo OF mr. par
1nt7. NJ. and ?,'rs ". 7. Miller VIZ
IN cvc-v 7cr,:cular ., delight 10 l"
twenty-five p-e-"nt. Tho SPACIOUS an
cozv h3tnc wa dcccra;cd with velcntin
tocrts all ;ho y2:inE pe"7'n nrowHdl
,.nd IS picnd.d time. Thu lanchco
WIS fuIlr tip - :hc standard OF ~
r,llarec thr2ufhoat. Oh. happy CAY.
IN trc eoen M f." trol n circui
ceu-; on Thursday .Tef1 R. L:ttcn V:
tno Ft7g;ecn company. dnr:cEn sui
rae given "a thr iury in Tho at'ernoo
and = o'clock tic iTry brought n
verdict fc- tn plaintiff" shc::ci Jo.'
= Litter. IN th> !Hm O. fHU7 :hou9an
two hrndToa ard t'fty dollars. w. y
Wc-in"a mi : e. Tnino" e" r.
;i~:n.if;. =:a::d ;ho csc. which. i ri
nrr~ri hy IN" hrf""dRn; NttoTAeyr.
=. Rnni=nv end William Wi!i:oa. war
rn!r atat"lnoni G. IN" rnrr nna ~ TIA;
,...nr ny tho tnrcri-a.- was rrroc7:c-
49, r"-~ '-.n~ thc t;onwr:rE NJ lit
sri. whu rcil in n rca- nool. /,
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Improves.

J. wilkins. whu waS called nero i'"''
EGllo.no. Ind. 10y tn" Illness ~ MS SUI
James. returned horne yesterday mo,
.;,,,- ,hc sons condition being much Inn
.,rOycd.
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VIZ. uawk:ns Dies.

Mrs. l.rlhiu Hawkins. aged - '!ch':
wifi, of John Hawkins. dIrd ~ ','.'
;nnr in Erwin avCnHr about 4 'i''N
Yesterday murn,Tr; ef pn"um"hih' on
IS survived by her hu*h"rd. Wy" ln
dangerously i'll of IN" sam" disease. H'''
hv one daughter Mrs. William SUM-
con. Her other daughter MIS- f'''H
X. Loornan. having preceded h'r on; "
;rw hours Other survivors are MIS-
rcnrrr Srhradrr and Mrs. John DRIVES
both Of Warrington.
Funeral will hr held from inc NOM
this afternoon NJ = o'clock and inter
m.nt will Ii. made in III" Manh'hG'""
cemetery.
rlrs. Loomaus Funeral.
Tho funeral of Mrs. 1iul!a Ln"ha':
wife uf Riley X. L"nman. WI" d''d "'
nncumoria on Monday. WAS hold from
the family residence in Erwin avenue
Yesterday afternoon at l O'CLOCK IN
torment was made in M"hans Run Gem
etcry.
Among the SICK.
Mrs. \. J. Hayes and mother Mr".
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MrCrarkcn OF, Clarksburg street. arc re-
rnrrcd quite i'll. Mrs. Edith Clarke or
ClarksiIrE street l.; i'll with influenza
Mrs. Fred simpson and daughter arc
cutie i'll with pneumonia. Earl J., fn'
IcrSr;! uf Main street has poem III 1''
,l,. past few days.
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.BI:Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
.BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Observation-Disclosures.

If YOU WILL SEND FOR
LOUIS NOTES.
81. ST. NV, YOU WILL GET THE BEST
Cash PRICES FOR FURNITURE OF ALL
KINDS. PHONE FRANKLIN DIS WILL
CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. nhliat
VIII CALL N Ny UNLETTERED AUTO
moole, city or suburban. and pay you hixhes.
prizes for ladies'. g-neiemen'.. children's dis
earded clothing Of al descriptions Address
postn or phcpe. ] VIII call. Z. RICE, l152 ith
- ~. North I-s5. lent
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict q Columbia Mary G. Hoover, ct al.
Ts. Jane L. Howell her unknown heirs. de
Iisees or alieuees. ct al. Equity No. 5l7f. The
object Of this sIit Is To establish the title OF
the complsinants to the real estate described in
the Bill Of Complaint herein. hed, known as the
west 2. q Feet OF lot numbered two t2D BY the
fun depth thereof. in square numbered eight
hundred and ninety-eiGht t6sl IN the City OF
Washington, District Of Columbia, to be good
and indefeaSible in fee simple BY adverse pos
session in the cumplainants and to make the
said title OF complainlnts 1 matter Of record and
10 psrpetually enjoin the defendants from A.
seTting any right. title or interest in said real
estate. On motion Of the complainsnts ii Is
this 5th day Of February, 1919, ordered that the
defendants. Jane l.. Howell, if living. or, If
dead, her unknown heirs. deTisees or alienees,
Samuel H. Howell if living or, If dead. his un-
known heirs. de,isees or aienees, and the IN
Greenleaf. Henry Pratt. Thomas Willing Francis.
John Miller. Junior. John Ashley, Jacob Baker,
GiIlies Groeneveldt, Rudolph Mess. and Pieter
Wander Waller Van NoilenhoTen. cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or before
the frs. rule day occurring after the expiration Of
three months from the day Of the first publcs-
ton Of this order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default. Provided
a copy OF this order be published twice a month
for three months in the Washington Law Re
porter, and in The Washington Herald, before
said day. WILLIAM HITZ. Justice true
copy. Test tSeaD J. n. YOUNG, Clerk: by r.
+. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
l.. Cabell Williamson and
Charles ]. Murphy.
Attorneys fN Plaintiffs. feseo, mhe. q. .,plos
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
MhITE


John T. Taylor, S, and viree Chlds, q,
both Of Covineson. Va Rev. ". A. Hssgerty.
Roy A. Pot, .. and Hazel L Davis, q.
both Of Roanoke. Va Rev. J. NJ. Heury.
Herbert Riley, 81. New York. n. Y, and
Ruth Ogden. -. Albany. N. Y. Rev. J. II.
Dunham.
Frank I. Cary. a. Worcester, M.ss, snd
Isabella Wire. q. Washington. Rev. J. NJ.
0'Bnen.
Giuseppe sapaenza. %. and Ltteris GnmAldi.
s.. both Of Washington. Rev. n NJ. D Carlo.
Irving A. Robbins, q, Hyannis. Mass. and
Marie K. Lieb-t. d, Petersburg. Va. Rev.
X. Talbot
Leslie ". Teller, Is. and Hortense Hitchcock,
n. both Of Washington. Rev. W. A. Morgan.
Matthew Lamont, -, and Harriet l. Parker.
Il, both Of Washington, Rev. II. d. Mitchell
David L. Brubake. q. Luny. Va. and Essie
Yowell. q. Fsirheld. Va. Rev. J. NJ. Henry.
Walter R. Dsity. q. and Helen A Ellis. -.
both Of Washington. Rev. NJ. b. MscBryoe.
Frank sita, q. and EizAbeth Wall. q. both
of Washington. Rev. W. A. Haggerty.
Forrest r. MyGs. q. and Msrxaret J. kutas
u. both Of Akron, Ohio. Rev. e. Williams.
Thomas B. Aitchn. = wnkss Barre. Pa.
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USE FOR RESULTS

md Eileen A. Coionns. 3. w.sAinston- Rev.
H d. Mitchell
James A. Wheeler. 2. Fre5~icssbun Va.
and Edmonia snelhnss 2. FslmouA. Va
Rev. j. Z. Bnxx-
Hny sberes. d. New Yorf, n. Y, and
Ruth Westzmxn. q. Washington. Rev. @. ST.
verstone.
OOLORED.
Mckinley Moore, q Hsno~r Nd. and
Bestrice Anderson. q. Mangohiek. Va. Rev.
A. ssJles.
Robert O. Andersen, q. Louisville, KY. and
Cecilia Harris. u. Washington. Rev. W. IA
Dean.
Richard J. Very, and Lena McDemnaon. .,
both Of Washington. Rev. A ssyles
Milton @. Williams 20, and Cora I. johnson.
9, both Of Washington Rev. I. n. Ross
William johnson. a. Mount Vernon. Ohio,
and Alice A. Miller, a. New Yort. \. y.
Rev. A. ssyles
Sylvester T. God, z. and Alberta Grimm, 30,
both Of Washington. Rev. J. Richard.
Reuben Brown. 2. and Peah c. Conley. u.
both Of Washington. Rev. W. Westrsy.
Red Joue. q. and Mary Thomas. "a. bob
Of Washington. Rev. J. Robinson.
William CSdderso1, "a. and Catherine spnsp,
2. both a wsshingtnn. Rev. G. a Ba1is
Willie +. TucteT. 4s. and Msry G~tts. %
both ID Washington. Rev. J. L Willis
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20

sHOENIAKER-GOOD PAY, WHITE OK
o6Iored. zlO IIth 81 nv. mhl76t
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Yes. indeed. child" smilingly re-
marked Miss Kate Pullman. OF Rose
SydelTs London Bellies" now play
ing the Gsyety for the remainder Of
the week. me for good old Los
Angeles in just eight weeks time"
Thinking that this mirth provok-
ing little miss had the movie fever
in her head. asked, Film engage
ment?" No" said she. salt water
bathing. l am evidently an eXtrem-
ist, for only last week the Boosters
Club. OF Philadelphia. honored me
with a champagne party and as a
chaser I've scheduled a salt water
bath as a contrasting follow up"
After my visit 10 the land of sun
shine and flowers and movie film
fiends." said Miss Pullman. Il shall
return East to New York City, where
next season I Join Mr. John Cort. OF
Cort Theater. in the new production.
Wait a Minute after many years in
burlesqUe.
It's like severing old ties TO leave
that host Of familiar faces I've seen
for years past in rows A b C.
throughout the present bUrlesque cir
cuit-those thin-haired admiring ones
who lavish the candy and flowers
upon the lady OF the footlights while
wifey is attending an important sUf-
frage debate. But Wait a Minute
next season, for me. child" and dumb
ly I answered. "I'Il wait a month 70
necessary" and then the whistle blew.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED..

BROOKE-On Monday. March Il, 1918
at s p. m. THOMAS J. BROOKE.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence of his brother. Lloyd b.
Brooke. las Thirteenth street south
east, on Thursday. March %. at
p. m. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
CODRINGTON-On Tuesday. March
p. at 10 a. m. FRANK P. COD
RINGTON.
Funeral will be held at his late res
idence, 1343 Clifton street north
west, Thursday at p. m. In
terment at Glenwood.
REALEY-On Tuesday. March is. 1919,
at $50 p. m, DANIEL BRYSoN.
son of the late James and Sophia
Burnett KeaIey. aged II years.
Funeral from St. James Church,
Thirty-si1th street and Bunker
Hill road, Mt Rainier. Nd. on FRI
day, March y. at $50 a. m In
terment (prvate) at Mount OliVet
Cemetery.
SCOTT-The burial services OF Lieut.
Col. DAVID II. SCOTT, L. 5.
Army, son of Mai. Gen. Hugh l..
Scott. will take place at the Ar
Iington National Cemetery this
afternooH at o'clock
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votea
Harry Buscher. $4,000
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE


Wm c. Travilliou, q years. Walter Reed Hosp.
Charles f. Bennett, 81. SS2 18th st. NV.
Edward NJ. Curry. 81. Providence HospItzh
Joscph 5. Sullivan. q, Sibley Hospital
John Il. Bun. 20, IL 18Th -. ne
Thomas ]. Brooks &c. Providence Hospital.
James Trimble. u SO A st. Sc
Clyde r. Parker. q, St, Elizabeth Hospital.
Edward Queen. q. Providence Hospital.
Frank Claudy, Tb 1853 Park road nv.
Louise Schltz, D, 2o4 St. NV.
Rosetta b. HouSh. "a, 2ic Cathedral ave. NV.
Catherine Clarke. s. Providenos Hospital
Ebeneza z. Ssmbpcn. "a. Geo Wash Hospt
Dorothy Strong. !, lies Columbia road.
Ida NJ. Gale. e. 800 st. nv.
Richard Harris. 2, Walter Reed Hospstsl.
Infant Of Ridgely and Elizabeth L. Wright, Z
isys, ColunlSs Hospital.
CODORED.
Kate Mason. 20 Frcetmen's Hospital.
Ooruelis Baylor. "a ss4 3rd ST sw.
John Jones s. t5 lst at. sv
John Franklin, g, Garfield HOSPITAL
josephine Wilson, So 80 Fl ~ sv.
Rosa Carroll 81. TDs Pa ave. nw.
Lemuel Campbell. Is. St. Eirsbeth's HOSPITAL.
Jennie r. Carter, Is. SIS 2nd IT sw.
Mary Berry, 45, St. Elizabeth Hospital.
Zske Fowler, z mon. lae Half St sv.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOVS

BABY CARRIAGE. WHITE ENINEI,EI
and reed; reversible; good condition IS. Call
between SO and SO p N. 1916 n. J. ave
NV. Apt. ? mh1H
LEATH ER COUCH. PARLOK SET. CHTF-
fu,Ser and Ess stove in good condition. chesp
1913 18th St nv. second floor. mhDLlt
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
DISTRICT No. 4

That section of Northwest
Washington north of Florida
avenue from North Capitol
street to Fourteenth street, and
north of Euclid and Calvert
streets from Fourteenth street
to Rock Greek, including Pet
worth, Brightwood, SauTs Ad-
dition and Takoma Park, D. c,
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE,

Wm. A. and Dalsle Skinner, girl
VIM n. and Hazel O. sparhavt, boy.
Louis NJ. and Mary L. Ream, riri.
Wesley A. and Mary Z. Robertson. boy.
John and Clara 0shorne. boy.
Merton r. and Bertha Oliver, grl.
stephen and Katherine II. KoundouriotiS. boy.
wm- Y. and Anna T. johnson. girl
Oscar V. and Nellie B. Holnberg. hoy.
Harry r. and Resxe D. GeldArt, girl.
Oliver Z and Ollie Z. Foulk, girl.
Ray and Nellie E. Curtis, boy.
Frank b. and Brelyn n. Byrd. boy.
James V. And Anna N. Brovnell, boy.
OOLORED.
Richard A. and Josephine Small, girl
Oscar z. and Martha Lindsey, girl
frank and Eiabcth King. girl.
wu- and Leslie Clagsett girl.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
DISTRICT No. s

All of Northeast Wsshington
not included in District Nc. 2,
including Bennins, Kenil~orth,
Trinidad, Ivy City, Brookland.
Langdon and Woodbridge.
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DISTRICT No. Z

That section of Northeast
Washington south of and m
cluding Florida avenue and
Benning road to Twentieth
street northeast.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
Washington. ID. C.. March Is. 1918. Sealed
proposals. will be received at this Office. Room
5ll. District Building. until ? O'Clock p. M,
April IS, 1919. for furnishing and delivering wood
working machinery for use at the ColOred Indus
trial Home School, Blue Plains d. c. Form of
proposal may be obtained upon Application to
the Purchasing Officer, ID. C.. Room 81, District
Building. W. GwYNN GARDINER. CHAs.
W. kUTZ, Commi xdonerA ID. c mh3ps
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DISTRICT No. 9
Alexandra City and Alexandra
County.

Notes
Miss NJ. Louise Allen. Alex
anorla .llsOcU
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