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CHILDREN'S PAGEANT AT
LIBRARY JOY OCCASION

The children's stunt night at the
Carnegie library proved an enjoyable
occasion to the little folks at least
and plans are being made to have
these 1play acts" occasionally for
me benefit OF tn. children. Twenty
periodicals were represented and the
W. ncr Of 1he prize in the guessin :
contest, Miss Virginia Davenport,
was awarded a copy of the Ameri-
can Magazine for December by
Thomas Harold, president of the Ii
brary board, who made a pleasing
little talk to the children.
Special mention should be made
of the beautiful dancing of Mits Flor
RE Warren, who represented Life"
in the pageant under the direction
of Miss Emma Chapman.
The librarian wishes to thank all
those who so kindly aided her in this
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
FARLEY TO OPEN
so To so Delegates And Many
Visitors Expected Here
Dec 2-4

Fifty or sixety delegates and a
large number of visitors are expect
ed to attend the Epworth League
conference of the Americas district,
which will be held at the Lee Street
Methodist church Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, December 2, 3, 4. The
public is invited to attend all ses-
sions. Several prominent ministers
are expected to attend and speak.
Following is the prepared program
of the conference:
Friday Evening.
7:30-7:45. Song service and de-
votional, Charles Hall.
7:45l8:00. Keynote address,
Know Christ" T. NJ. Furlow. In
formal reception.
Saturday Morning.
600. Sunrise prayer meeting,
LEST We Forget" To be selected.
TO 9:15. Song service and devo-
tional, Alice Shaffer.
9:15 to GAS. Roll call Of organ
izstions.
9:45 to 1905 Know Your First
Department, Sadie Donnan.
1905 to 1890. Know Your Com
munity, Dorothy Farguson.
1880 to 10:45. Recess.
10.45 to II. Vocal solo.
II to 1870. Know Your Young
People, Esther Stewart.
1870 to IL. The Fourth Depart
ment, to be selected.
Saturday Afternoon.
to 2:15. Song service and de.
votional, Lucy Furlow.
2:15 to 2:30. Reports of commit.
tees.
$3.50 to $50. The Juniors and In
termediates Of District, Florence
Cross.
1850 to 3:10. Our Hatton Towson
Memorial, Loyce Williams.
$40 to $500. Vocal solo.
$3.50 to 3:45 The Necessity for
Definite Preparation, Irene Brlnson.
Saturday Evening.
z 80 to Z AS. Song service.
F.45. Know World Conditions.
Rev. Reese Griffin.
Sunday Morning.
? $40. What does Following Christ
Mean? Loyce Williams.
11:e0. Sunday school
1900. A Call to Service, Rev.
Siias johnson.
Sunday Afternoon.
3 100 to 3:15. Devotional.
3:15 to 3: AS. Know Your Hymn
Book. Katherine Thomas.
3:45 to AIS. Know Your Bible,
Irene Brinson.
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meeting this week in Columbus which
is known as a part of the Macon Pres
byterial of the Presbyterian church.
The meeting is known as the "Effic-
iency Meeting" and is thus desig-
mated because of the momentous dis
cussions which are heard for the bet
terment of the church work and the
extension thereof.
Rev. Frank Anderson, pastor of the
congregation, will accompany the
delegates to Columbus and will prob
ably speak of the work accomplished
during the year just passing in the
church here.
A social feature of the meeting
will be a large luncheon to be given
by the members of the Columbus
Presbyte church to the visiting
delegates and officers, and the day is
expected to be both beneficial and
profitable.
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"DARDANELLA" PLEASES
AUDIENCE AT RYLANDER

Well staged and presented with
no small degree Of talent, "Dardan-
ella" Saturday nights attraction at
the Rylander, pleased Americas
theater-goers. The play is vehicle
for the rendition of numerous songs
including several quartette numbers,
which probably produced the best
music heard during the evenings en-
tertainment. "Dardanella," who pos
sessed an excellent soprano
voice, delighted her hearers, with a
single solo, as did also "Mrs Josiah
Pettibone," wife of the leading COM
edian. Mr.. Pettibone," carried the
humor Of the play rather laboriously.
this being compensated for by two
difficult dances by female members
of the organization. The medley of
old songs by the male quartette was
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MUSIC STUDY CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

The Music Study club will meet in
program Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock at the Community club house,
at which time program of unusual
interest will be given.
Aside from the regular numbers
outlined in the year book, other in
teresting features will be given. Miss
Susan Stallings will read american
Men Writer'S" followed by several
musical numbers.
The soloists for the program will
be Miss Malva Clark, Mrs. Dan
O'Connell and Mrs. w. D. Tiede-
man.
A full membership is urged to be
present.
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a most pleasing feature of play
almost without semblance of plot,
and won continued encores. The
chorus possessed few talents, other
than those of youth, but wore cos
tunes to display these most effective-
~ and to the delight of front-seat
theatergoers. Altogether the COM
pany presented an hour and half of
real amusement before an insuffic-
lent audience, the virtues of the pro-
duction taken into consideration.
r. c. NJ.
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hostesses to the Chrysanthemum club
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Tea Room, at which time an inter
esting discussion will be held for the
next seasons work.
Plans are being already laid for a
bigger and better club year than has
ever been experienced in the history
of the organization, and number of
enthusiastic members will assemble
Tuesday afternoon to participate in
the program.
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EFFICIENCY MEETING TO
BE HELD THIS WEEK.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church here are planning to attend
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Is PER CENT DISCOUNT :,
ALL FALL HATS BEGiNNJV[ct y y
SATURDAY NOVEMBER "a ''N y
ELLlNOR TILLMAN
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impromptu pageant, the merchants
who generously lent their housefur-
nishings and costumes, and the chill
dren themselves for their very hearty
cooperation.
A recent copy Of Life gives a criti-
cism of Kathleen Norris new novel
''The Beloved Woman" that makes
you feel glad that, as yet, you haven't
ordered the book The heroine of
the novel, Norma Sheridan, is of the
transcendently lovely type that new
er knows plain moment although
absolutely guiltless drug store ac-
cessories. Her wit, her pulchritude,
her charm, her virtues, domestic and
otherwise, are stressed most distress
inly, it would seem from Dorothy
Parker's criticism.
The book is in direct contrast to
"Alice Adams" Booth Tarkington's
latest novel, which portrays the striv-
lngs OF fine, 3mAitious daughter
OF an extremely silly mother with al
most painful realism.
=
Are you contesting for the 81 900
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MRS. KEISTER TO BE
HOSTESS For COMMITTEE.

The ChiId's Welfare and Education
committee of the Woman's club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs. 3. c. Keister
POS West Church street.
Relevant discussions will be held
with all the committee members par.
ticipating, and the afternoon is ex-
Pected to prove one of benefit and
pleasure.
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Riddles Colds Can
Be Eased Quickly

DR.. Kings New Discovery will do
that very thing, easily and quickly.
Don't say, Poor little kiddie. | wish
! knew what to do for you!" When
the cough first comes, give little Dir.
Kings New Discovery as directed, and
it will soon be eased.
It's a good family cough and cold
remedy, too. Loosens up the phIegm,
clears up the cough, relieves the con-
gestion. No harmful drugs. For fifty
years a standard remedy for colds,
coughs, grippe. At your druggists,
Goo. a bottle.
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kocnZRhjEG5

E. L. Carswell and Clarence ..
well left by automobile Mondsr Cs =
a combined business and nIas. =
trip to Moultrie. F'''s.
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Are you contesting for the 81, 900
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offered IN prizes by Life E
best title tefa picture? Tho lor q
closes December D. SO time i s'l,ei
If you wish to compete. e Snoi
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

So lI8, lots 2s 4 3s-Chas W.
Semmes ct uX, NJ. Gertrude. to Ma
tional Savings & TT Co.. to secure
American Security & Trust Co,
s135.ooo. 3 years. 7 per cent, semi
annually.
So 1s44. lot Ils-John II. Sturgeon
ct TX. Cora B., to II. r. Howenstein
& Fred w. Reeves. to secure Char
lotto C. Straw. $500. monthly pay
ments per cent.
So 1859, lot 7s-Gertrude I. 4
Emma A. Willard to Jesse H. Hedges
& F. Eliot Middleton. to secure
Winheld Preston. $4,000, January &
April Is. 1922, at per cent.
So 457 pit orig lot s-Ruth I. Baer
& Helen Goldnamer to Burr N. Ed
wards & Morton ]. Luchs. to secure
Mary c. Mcdonald ct al, $4,000. 8
years, per cent, emi-annually.
Est Of Joseph H. Chivel all int
in to-Fielder A. Gibson ct ux.
Mary E, to Thomas q Wm H.
Brown, to secure Mary A. Dorsch.
$3.50, on demand, s per cent.
So 7ss. lot 22-Levi Dunmore ct
al to Milburn J. Donohoe & Henry
L. Quinn. TO secure Joseph A. Burk-
art, $1,000, monthly payments, s
per cent.
So 1857. lot ss-Harry X. Boss &
II. Glenn Phelps to Ben T. Web
| ster James z. Schwab. to secure
Ruth L. Newman. $500, monthly
payments, per cent.
So 179. lot 31-Ethel NJ. Rutty to
B. Francis Saul & ]. Wriley Jacobs,
to secure T. Earl Cox, $4,000, 3
years, Z per cent. semi-annuslly.
So PIT, lot 14-Philip S. Brad
shaw ct ux. Sarah E, to David r
Burhaus & Arthur r. Brandcs. to
secure Chas F. Dye. $1,000, monthly
payments, per cent.
So 1876. lot "a & pit 25-Homer
l.. Kilt ct ux, Jessie E. to Harold
f. Doyle & VIM L. Miller, to secure
Thos ]. Fisher & Co, Inc, $4,000.
years, Z per cent semi-annually.
Same to George e. Hamilton &
VIM L. Miller, to secure Chevy
Chase Land Co, s2,473.2S. monthly
payments. s per cent.
Square 1895, parts lots 1872 and 1874
Frank J. Lovezzo eft uI, Caterina
to Wharton f. Lester and Michael
J. Colbert to secure National Perm.
B. A., $4,000.
Square $50. lot 57-Louisa x.
Miller to VIM. J. Flather, jr.. and
Harry NJ Packard to secure Samuel
r. Turner, $4,000, years, per cent
sa.
Square 3o74, lot 3o-Edward W.
Crockett to Chas. Linkins and Henry
II. Bergman to secure Gertrude
Beck $3.50. Monthly payments. Z
per cent.
Square 1882, lot 151-Emil Jett-
mar ct ux, Ella to Theodore Michael
and James H. Holmes to secure VIM.
S. Phillips $3.50. Monthly pay
ments per cent,
Square 1851, lot 3-Joseph F. Bra
shears ct ux, Marie j., to Chas. S.
Shreve and John d. Howard to Sc
cure Seventh Street Savings Bank.
$1,000. years per cent.
Square 1896, par lots 1S2 and 1874
David ]. Lavezzo ct ux, Sophia to
Wharton E. Lester and Michael J..
Colbert to secure National Perm. B.
A., $1,000.
Square SIT, lot 29-Christine c.
Nelson ct vir August W., to P. E.
Johnson and F. E. Johnson. to Sc
cure Thos. Peters ct al $2.75o. 3
years per cent sa.
Square els, lot 34-Cyrus w. Nell
son to P. E. Johnson and F. E.
Johnson, to secure Thos. Peters ct
al, s2,75o. years per cent ga.
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DEATHS
WHIT.

WHIT.
Montgomery 3. Keys, so years. EOS O ct.
John GroR. 81. Hallway Executive Ns..
sion.
Adam Randolph Brady. 81. 1906 Mil,t,r,
I'd. NV.
Joe Coker. 81, St. EIi.sbeth's Hospital.
Marcus ". G. Hubrecht. 9, l2o9 leth nv
Peter W. Swain, "A. Providence Hospital
Frank Z. sprsngler. As, St. EliIsbe thu
Hospital.
Lucy Mcclellan 81, Garfield Hospital.
Alfred Shaw, 1T6s You ct. NV.
william Simmons watts. So, l345 shep
perd nv.
Howard T. walsh. Il. Georseto-, Ho,
pital.
Earl Christian. IL months. Providerc.
Hospital.
coLoREp.
Joseph Kicks, 81 years. Freedmen's hos
pital.
Mary Tucker. "a, Florence Court Apt.
George Bowen, II, st. EliIabeths Hosp,
Josephine Mitchell, IS, 1914 COrCorap NV
Sadie Sewell, Al, 11Ie Goth St NV.
Delphine Taylor, IS. 1927 Stanton I'd. Sc.
Edward walker. 81, U. s. P. Il. Hospital
William Harris, s. 1904 r st. NV.
Geraldine AcHenry. 8, Children's Hospital.
John Jackson. 81, Home for the Aged.
Charles Henderson, ., 923 81. NV.
Lawrence Hodge Thomas, I months, 1l9
I'd St Sc.
Infant Of Geo. and Rebecca Washington,
3 hours, As Jackson ne.
Charles Beasley, IL. 6O4 SD st. ne.
Infant of Nelson and Elizabeth English,
Is, Children's Hospital
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TO the commanding general for
duty.
QuarterDaster CorDs.
Capt. Henry w. Bobrink will pro-
coed to Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
and report in person to the COM
ma nding general Eighth Corps Area
for assignment to duty.
Ordnance.
First Lieut.. Alfred G.. Ashcroft
will proceed to Camp Humphreys.
Va, and report in person to the
commandant Engineer School.
Miscellaneous.
Lieut.. Col. John ]. Mudgett, de-
tailed as assistant professor of mil
itary science and tactics at the Los
Angeles High School. Los Angeles,
Cal.
Capt. Douglas Donald, detailed as
professor of military science and
tactics. Xavier High School. New
York City.
Lieut.. Col. James NJ. Wheeler, to
duty as assistant to the corps area
inspector headquarters, Ninth Corps
Area. Preside of San Francisco,
Cal.
Contract Surgeon William o. Cut
life, will report BY telegraph to
the commanding general Ninth
Corps Area. San Francisco. Cal, for
assignment to duty on the trans
port "Dellwood."
The assignment to duty Of each
of the following named officers as
indicated by the date specified
after his name per special orders,
headquarters, Second Corps Area,
Governors Island, n. Y. current
series, is confirmed, approved and
announced:
Lieut.. Col. John L Bond. In
fantry, assistant to the assistant
chief Of stan.
Lieut.. Col. Davis c. Anderson, in
fantry. assistant to the assistant
chief of stan.
Capt. Joseph p. Cromwell. in
fantry. assistant to the assista mt
chief OF stan.
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Marriage Licenses

Cnless Otherwise specified. all the follow.
ing applicants are from this city
BENJAMIN p. Ailzmsp, Is, Of Baltimore
Md. aud Esther r. Snyder. % The Rev.
u A. Horwitz
John o. Driver. n, and Bdns B. Reeves,
ls. The Rev. ". J. Howard.
Walter G. Marshall. ., and Louise And.r-
son, 20. The Rev. J. D. Fowler.
Eugene c. Ware. 81. and Claudia A.
Green, 81 The Rev. A. Fl. Catlett
Luster scruggs, ., and Alice Thompson,
y. Of Richmond Va. The Rev. A. J. Ty-
Ter.
Claude Ellis. 80 and Nettie simm., 20
both OF Herndon, Va. The Rev. A. ]. Mitch
ell
Robert B. Oliver, Jr., 2s, Of Grove. Va
and Laura NJ. TrammelI. is. Of BurkviIle
Va. The Rev. T. =. Davis,
Frank u Stubs, IS. and Grace Marshall
81. The Rev. J. E. Willis.
Leslie Harrison. 81, and Camille Beasley,
~. The Rev. J. z. Willis.
Edward W. Martin, 20, OF Quincy, H.,
and Lille NJ. Brown, Is. OF Eccleston, Nd.
The Rev. II. ID. Mitchell.
Richard Stephenson 20, and Mary P. Rolls,
20. The Rev. c. N. Young.
Nick Kyriakon, "a, and Helen PantIo-
poulous, 20. The Rev. n. Paulou.
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BIRTHS
WHIT

WHIT.
John b. and Mary A. Swain, girl.
George II. and Alice z. Jones. boy.
Antonis and Mary Forti, girl.
Joseph and Mary J. Lepore, girl
Gerald and Charlotte 0'Day, girl.
Donald G. and Mary @. Oglesby, gtrl.
George c. and Elizabeth Hill, boy
James =. and Edith Y. Leach. girl.
Bernard d. and Minnie NJ wishsrd, boy
Isaac N. and Julia D. Williams, glrl.
Monroe G. and Laura z. West, girl.
Robert r. and EuIelia z. Strain. boy.
Charles and Anne /. Chester. boy.
Pierce and Marie sweig, boy.
coLoREp.
Richard =. and Maggie =. Shorter. boy.
william y. and Minnie Trsvers boy
Willis and Florence johnson, boy.
William II. and Beatrice Taylor, girl.
william and Ethel Fauntroy, girl.
l.. c. and Sarah lrby. boy.
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E. Eaton s2,25o. Monthly payments
per cent.
So SIS, lot 2ss-Dennis A. Nc
Namara ct ux Catherine M. to John
o. Lynch and Francis Mcnamara to
secure Michael Lynch S5.4oo. Four
years per cent sa. and mat.
So 1872, lot 4s-Lewis p. steele
ct ux Elsie A. to Arthur Carr and
Marvin A. Custis to secure Perpet-
ual B. A. $4,000.
So 1872, lot FISHERMAN A. Cuneo
to ]. S. Morris and w. f. Davis
to secure L. P. Steele and E. A.
steele $500. Monthly payments Z
per cent.
So $50, lot 44-Harry A. Sullivan
to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gus
tbs to secure Perpetual B. A. $4,000
So 1891. lot 1S8-Joseph NJ. Mich
aelson to n. L. Sansbury and n
G. Smthy to secure Ethel M. Rutty
$500. Monthly payments 8 per
cent.
So B5s, lot 11s-Leonard z. Do
gans to p. F. Saul and j. w. Jacobs
to secure r. NJ. May $500. Three
years per cent.
Same to B. F. Saul and G. p. Nc
Glue to secure Rosina NJ. May $3.50
Monthly payments per cent.
Long Meadows, part lots III and
17S-Edw. N. colbert to Joseph F.
Holland and @. NJ. Herriot to Sc
cure Ada Lively ct al. $3.50. Month
ly payments 7 per cent.
So EOS, lot 52-Eugene w. Hense
to ]. ]. hampton and T. d. Peyssr
1sl =.
900. Two and three years per
cent
Same to ]. J. hampton and 3. A.
Boorman to secure william v. st
Clair s55,00o. Three years z per
cent
So 457, part lot 23-Ginevra Gill
more to c. r. Donohoe and Zen
Schlosberg to secure Louis Rosen-
berg $1,000. Three years per
cent.
Same to Wolf Schlosberg and NJ
c. Schlosberg to secure Zeff Schlos-
berg $4,000. Monthly payments
per cent.
1914 Irving st NV. 50 1891, lot 1st
Ethel NJ. Rutty to Joseph NJ. Mi
chaelson ct ux. winifred NJ, $40.
1926 LIST st NV. 50 $50, lot 116-
RoslLa NJ. May to Leanard F. Dog
mas ct ux. Ida C., $40.
Connecticut ave NV, n OF Keokuh
st, 50 1857. part SO taxed. parce
27-24-Frank E. Ghiselli to Henry
c. Breuninger & Olaf r. Petersen
SO.
South Of NJ st. . of 3oth st NV. sc
1895. part lots 1872 4 &1s4-Robert
F. McIntire ct al to David ]. La,
Vezzo. $40.
South of NJ st, of 3oth st NV,
50 1896, part lots 1872 & 1s4-Same
to Frank J. Lavezzo, $40.
2214 sth st NV, 50 3065, lot 80
Howard University-Gertru Beci
to Edwd W. Crockett, $40.
4o4 New Jersey ave NV, 50 $50
lot 22-Adolph Levy ct ux. Marga.
ret, to Mary v. Brown, $40.
$3.50 10th st NV. 50 1882, lot 1871
Holmead Manor-Wm s. Phillips et
uX. Maude H, to Emil Jettmar e,
ux, Ella, SO.
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Army, Navy and Marine Orders

Capt. Kenneth NJ. Bennett-To
comd Squad. z. Des. Squads. All. FIT.
Capt. Hilary H. Royall-To Capt
Of Yard, Charleston. 8. c.
Cdr. Henry C. Gearing. ito
duty r. s. Philadelphia, Pa.
Cdr. VIM. A. Glassford-To comd
U. S. s. Montgomery.
Lit. Cdr. Marion c. Robertson-To
aide on stan. Cdr. Battleship Div
6, Pac. Fit.
1t. Cdr. Frank Z. T. Uberroth-To
U. s. 8. Camden as torpedo officer
Lit Edwin F. Cochrane-To como
U. s. s. Ms add duty comd U. s. s
LIZ.
1t. Stephen Donely-To comd U
8. S. Swan and add duty comd Div
5, Mine Squad 1, All. Fit.
1t. James Hauser-To duty u. s
s. Olympia.
Lit. Joseph X. Koneiczny-To Div
8, Mine Squad. /, All. Fit
1t. John L. McCrea-To U. s. s
Babbitt.
1t Frank H. Sloman-To Ali
Squad. Pac. Fit.
1t. Frank D. Wagner. Air Squad
Pac. Fit.
1t. Og) Horace r. Whitaker
To duty U. s. s. Florida.
Lit. Cdr. Melville ]. Aston, NJ. c.
To duty U. S. s. Shawmut
Cdr. Stewart E. Barber, s. C.-To
U. S. s. Oklahoma as supply officer
1t, VIM. NJ. Christie, s. C.-Tc
duty 18th Nav. District
1t. Og) Golden F. Davis, 9. c.
To duty Des Div "a
Lit. Cdr. Robert w. Terrell C. c.
TO Blu. Construction and Repair
Navy Dept
1t. Cdr. Gordon W. Nelson, c. c.
To Blu. Construction and Repair.
1t. Garrison r. Arey. C. C.-To
U. s. g. Savannah.
Mach. Adolph F. IlE-To r. s.
New York. N. c.
Bosn. Geo. Miller-To duty r. s.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lieut.. George A. Lazar (Con-
struction Corps). to navy yard. PHI
get. Wash.
Gunner Conrad o. Kattner. to re-
ceiving ship at Philadelphia, Pa.
Gunner Thomas NJ. Young, to re-
ceiving ship at Philadelphia. Pa.
Cavalry.
Capt. Herbert ]. Burke to the
Fourteenth Cavalry. He will pro-
coed to Fort Des Molnes, Iowa, and
report to the mmanding general
for duty.
Medical Corps.
Maj. Ned o. Lewis. proceeds TO
Washington, D. c., and reports to
the commanding officer, Walter
Reed Hospital. for duty.
Lieut.. Col. Edward NJ. Talbot
upon arrival in the United States,
will proceed to Camp Humphreys
Va, and report in person to the
commanding officer for duty.
Field Artillery.
Capt. Rex B. Shaw, to the Sew
enth Field Artillery. He will pro-
coed to Camp Dix. n. j., and report
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DIRECTORS NAMED
FOR HOSPITAL HERE

DR.. Hugh 8. Cumming. surgeon gen.
eral OF the Public Health Service. and
Alexander Britton were appointed d.
rectors of the Columbia Hospital for
Women yesterday by the Distric,
Commissioners to nll the vacancies
caused by the death Of z. Southwood
Parker and the resignation of Ad.
miral William c. BREASTED.
The Commissioners voted relief of
S35 a month to Mary c. Costello.
widow OF the late John c. Costello.
former policeman and at the time of
his death Waterman at the Distric,
Building. Mrs. Costello was the mother
OF Vincent B. Costello. killed in the
war and after whom a post Of the
American Legion was named.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

I'll BLIC SCHOOLS OF TIRE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA December 10. 1e2l.-The fol-
lowing eNamiua lions will be held at Frank
lin School Building, corner 18th & X
streets NV. December 10. 1921. to establish
st eligible list for teacherships IN the Pub
lie schools: ,al Senior Day High Schools:
All special subjects: Mathematics. tbl Jun
ior High Schools: All subjects; tcl Woes
ti,usI: All special subjects. For furthe- in
formation. apply to y. T. wes therless. Sec
Rotary, Board Of Examiners. FRANK W.
B.ILOU, Superintendent Of Schools.
BAI.LoU Superintendent OF Schools. 500
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NEGRO SENTENCED
FOR GUN ASSAULT

James Pinkney. colored. who
didn't know the gun was loaded. ="
was sentenced to serve three years
IN the penitentiary. yesterday by
chief Justice Mccoy in Criminal
Court No ! on a. charge Of assault
with a deadly weapon in connection
with the shooting OF David Grymes
also colored. OF 81 Myrtle street north
cast, on October IS.
Gryrnes was an innocent bystand-
er and received a bullet in the leg
Nnen Pinkney was displaying the pis-
tol to a crowd.
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John F. Townsend Left
Heirs $33, 900 Personally

John F. Townsend. who died No
vember 8. left an estate, consist
ing Of personal property. valued st
sSs.oos. according to the petition for
letters Of administration filed In the
Probate Court yesterday by Joy T.
Hutton. the executor. The heirs are
the widow. Mrs. Martha II. Town
send. and relatives.
Robert z. Burg. who died Novem-
Der 20 left an estate consisting of
personal property. valued at -. 900,
according to the petition for let
tiers Of administration filed by the
father. Robert Burg. The deceased
did not leave q will.
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Square 62s, lot BINARY V.
Brown to Wharton f. Lester and
Michael J. Colbert to secure Ma
tional Perm. B. A. $4,000.
Same to Harry NJ. Packard and
Joseph n. Saunders to secure Adolph
Levy, $500. Monthly payments per
cent.
Square 2s32, lot 151-Wm. S.
Phillips ct TX, Maude H., to Com
tinental Trust Co. to secure - a
l.. Norris. $4,000. 3 years per
cert sa.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, n. c.
Washington. December IL. 1921. Seaied
proposals will be received az Room 500 Di,,
trict Building. until O'Clock n. m Decem-
her 30. 1921. FOR printing list Of Delinquents
in the Payment Of Taxes. For detailed in
formation apply 10 Room $50. District Build.
ing CUNO u. RUDOLPH, JAMES =.
OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER, Commission
erS. u. c.
ds1415i6 A.