WANTSITE DEDICATED IH HONOR OF LINCOLN ffl&iOOZF1MY I
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-I " . Our business hours are 8:30 a.m. tr» 6 p.m. ! flnexpemsive !! Silverware, ! ---Suitable for - Boarding House, -Cafe or 'Lunch- Room Use. j; E ARE HEAD- ! (Ui(Jll QUARTERS for Silverware, as I well as China, i tdass and Kitchen Ctensils i h appropriate t\»r tlr's use. | ! DEPENDABLE GOO DS OXLY are carried in stock, J and the various qualities arc j * explained that our patrons may know exactly what they j are buying. The extra supplv of Knives. Forks and Spoons needed for the inauguration jj can be supplied from our :i I stock at. the following low ' ; prices: A1 ROGERS' PLATED WARE. Ij I'cr dii/cn. jj ;| Teaspoons $1.00 .j Dessert Spoons 1>"> |: j , Dessert Forks 1 > "» i | Table Forks .-'.00 Tablespoons -00 ji j i Coffee Spoons 1.00 jl MEDIUM GRADE SILVER ; PLATE. Per dozen. !'{. T*" spoons 85c Dessert Spoons 1.50 Tablespoons 1.70 Dessert Forks 1.50 ) Medium I>arge Forks 1.70 SOLID NICKEL SILVER (ROGERS). j| Teaspoons OOo i Tablespoons U'-O j Forks 1 00 I Oyster Forks 85c jj 'l ITEAVT RETIN NED--STRONG AND DURABLE. . Teaspoons 15c t Tableapoons -5c 'j Forks -5c jj Knives 1.00 SINGLE. DOT RLE. TRIPLE AND EX TR4 HEAVY SILVER-PL A TED TABLE I FLATWARE IX MORE THAN A DOZEN PATTERNS TARRIED IN STOCK READY EOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. i| fSpccial quotations on gross lots. j Dulim <& IMartnoCOo j ' Pottery. Porcelain. China. Glass. Stlrer. etc., ' jj 5255 F& 5254=58 Gst. j r - : 7 ~! B. H. Stinemetz & Son Co.; j Established F and 12th Streets. j Fhfs ats j IRC&v OicrAiinnith !i cvv f\JJ a/ sk/wvf»«iiu» .Fur Sets, j .Fur Coats, .Fur-lined Garments. We've taken stock and j our efforts are now directed toward making a complete clearance of all Furs. Regular prices are reduced 25%- B. r« & Son ! h. Stinemetz Co., I F St.. Cor. 12th. "tH> 1-lb. l<»arc» to the barnl. 'j iCrearn Blend i : OJ iOvfl fl U /Ck <rr\ <c? Jl U 'JlUIUft j;! f .In Quality .In Purity .In Economy !j AT VOI R GROCER S. || B. B. Earnshaw& Bro. Ulml.^Urc 1105.1107.1109 Utfcst.a.e. ' \\ liolcadicrs, 1006. 1002 >1 »t. *.c. 1 The Best Selection of Novelties for VALENTINES. CEjV^OTHIXG here that |1 j) transgresses the limJJL1 Jta its of good taste, but novelties that meet the demand for the humor*« cms as wen as tne sentimental. Special prices in Book ami Stationery sections that call attention to these departments as sources of St. Valentine's Day gifts. Bremtairao'si'i. fell-tta.Su.tu. CO K 1313 1313 ? THIRTEEN THIRTEEN 1313 p 1313 f x STREET N. W. ft The VICTOR and ? $ EDISON STORE, i V Operated by *: THE ROBT. 1 . ROGERS CO. 1' PHONOGRAPHS, Record*. Cabinets and 8uppli**.«. : ~i:' 1H13 1313 : 4f f*4-tf WANT SITE_DEDICATED Commissioners Revise Bill for Street Extension. PROPOSES $15,000 SAVING Thoroughfare From U Street to Co- j lumbia Road. ALSO PROVISION FOR GRADING Connection of Newton Place With Newton Place Is Object of Another Measure. Extension of a street from 10th street neat I" street northwest westward to Colinnbia road, and extension of Newton piaee northwest front New Hampshire avenue to Georgia avenue so as to oonnevt Newton place in Gass' subdivision xx itIt Newton place in Whitney Close subdivision aiT provided for in bills forwarded to Congress today with recommendations for tlieir enactment. The bill for street extension from 10th street near I* street to Columbia road is a substitute for a bill of similar puri pose referred to the Commissioners by J the House District committee. Report of Commissioners. In recommending the passage of an amended bill the Commissioners sav; "The area of land proposed to he eoni demned is about square feet, and the cost of condemnation is estimated at about SIO.UUO. The Commissioners believe. however thai in order to reduce the cost ot procedings at least .">(1 per cent of the land necessary for the street should be dedicated before condemnation proceed- ings are instituted, and are informed that the owners of a portion of the land are J wiping so to dedicate. . "The Commissioners levommerd thati the bill be amended so as to make this UI I1H HIIM1I n i uii<i11 ion jii i-i"P(iriii 10 up»*nIng this street. If this percentage is dedicated it would reduce til-* estimated cost i of the ground to be condemned to about J^.VhOn. "The opening of the street will afford the residents on the east side of 19th street, Iront Florida avenue to Columbia j road, a shorter rouie to the ears on Columbia road, and divides tr.e west front of 19th street about evenly. This front: age is about 1,090 feet, and the Columbia road frontage of the same block is about l,4.-)0 feet, and there is no cross street within this length. Property Owners to Pay. "The opening of the street will also be of advantage to the private property in the square, in that it will permit it to be utilized for building purposes. The bill provides that the total cost of the opening shall be assessed against property benefited. "The grading of the street when opened is estimated to cost about $5,000. This grading is not provided for in this measure. "The bill as drawn is not in the approved form of street extension measures, and there are also errors in description. The Commissioners have therefore prepared, and inclose, an amended bill which they recommend be substituted for the bill under consideration. "The highway plan provides for the extension of F street through this block, as shown by dotted, black lines on the plat. If the street proposed by this bill Is opened this extension of U street should be abandoned. The Commissioners have included in the amended bill a provision authorizing them to abandon this street. "It is highly desirable that the street as shown on the present plan should be abandoned, as there is an apartment house now located in the direct line of the extension, and the grades of the street under the highway plan would be steep. The street proposed by this bill will serve all the purposes proposed by the extension of U street." Newton Place Extension. The object of the bill for the extension of Newton place, it is explained by the Commissioners in a letter to Senator Gallinger of the Senate District committee, is to give access to the cars on Georgia avenue to the residents of Newton place, who now are compelled to make a detour. On the east side of Georgia avenue there are two disconnected highways, called Newton place. It Is proposed by the bill that these shall be connected. The bill provides for the condemning of the land and assessing the total cost upon property in the locality that will be benetited. MR. MACFARLAND IS 48. Commissioner Celebrates Birthday by Sticking to His Desk. Commissioner Henry B. l'\ Macfarland celebrated his forty-eighth birthday today by working strenuously in his office, on the top floor of tlie new District build1 ing. Besides attending to his duties as president of the board of District Com- nussioners ne was Kepi ousy compic uhk the arrangements for the celebration ot ia birthday.not his own. but that of Abraham Lincoln.to be held in the new Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon. In accordance with his wishes there was no celebration of the Commissioner's birthday anniversary around the fMstrlet building. J lis friends in the District ottices, however, sent a huge basket of flowers to his room early this morning, and he found them on his desk when lie arrived and expressed his appreciation of ttie gift. Cater in tiie day many of I the heads of departments in the District government and other employes called to wisli him many happy returns of the day. Congratulations were also in order at the other front corner of the municipal building. Commissioner West having yesterday been designated as chairman of the District electric railway commission. PLANS FOR FLEET'S RETURN. Program to Be Similar to That Which Marked Its Departure. Very much the same program is expected to be followed at Hampton roads when the President and Secretary Newberry Veview the battleship fleet on its return cruise as narked the departure of the vessels from that place more than a year ago. Admiral Sperry is regulating the speed of tiie fleet with a view to their arrival off the Virginia capes in good time for the review February '-TJ, when his reception aitoard tiie Mayflower by President Roosevelt will terminate the remark- able cruise. Writing to the department from Villeftanche uniler date of January St. Admiral Sperry announces Ids expectation of reaching the Tail of the Horseshoe about 11 o'clock February .'££ and anchoring with the fle:-t aiwut o'clock in the same position occupied by it before proceeding to sea in December. Urn?. Tin vessels will be in double column forma! lion with the two squadrons side by side. The admiral indicates lie will be ready - ! to go aboard the Mayflower by 'J o'clock in the afternoon. There his formal wei:. come by the President and Secretary Newberrv will take place. w Goes to Jail for Larceny. Garfield Anderson was convicted ol stealing HO sacks of cemeqt from the new bureau of American republics building to y t day in the Polity Court and committed t< jail for days. The theft occurred las :: Tuesday evening, the defendant breakitif into a temporary storehouse ami ''toting' the cement away preparatory 10 selling il ;e; The present appearance of Anderson ii the Police ('outi 1* no less than Hie flftl lime in the past eighteen month, am :j upon each occasion the charge lodge< C! against him lias been larceny. "Sergt rf l'at" Creaghe of tlie third precinct wa | the otlke: in the easel IH HONOR OF LINCOLN 5 : i Children of Public Schools j Hold Exercises. ii TAKE PART IN PROGRAMS J Hear Repeated Great Sayings of | Martyred President. 11 NEW THINGS ABOUT HIS LIFE if ;j n Names of Those Who Contribute :§ Recitations. Readings and Musical Selections. ;| In neatly every public: school in the Dis- :± trict the one hundredth anniversary of the ;* date of the birth of Abraham Iancoln || was celebrated todav. The programs of Jj music. recitations and readings were given g in almost every instance by the pupils 3 themselves, the only exceptions being of 5 invited speakers talking to the children g on various phases of the career of Lin- g coin. g The school children today heard some of « the greatest savings of the great Presi- | dent; they heard poems and songs written * in his praise, and learned new tilings a bout his life. : I A few schools will celebrate tomorrow, g but owing to the uncertainty which has 3 prevailed concerning whether or not to- 3 morrow would be a holiday, it was neces- g sary to make definite arrangements with g speakers, and so today was chosen for tlie 3 celebration. g Names of Participants. jj The schools holding celebrations and g the names of those participating fol- g low: 3 Morse-.Rachel Killing. Alfred Hardy, g Gertrude Mazo. Raymond Schreiner, Kl- g sic Kane, Dora Katzin, Katliryn Si.e- g phens. Ralph Johnson. Kmma Van Horn. 3 Myron Jcrmain Jones. William Line- g bach. Violet Schwing, Ruth Kane. Rob- |g erl Ptitt, Sheridan Holland. HI vera j Katzman. Sidney Dodge. Mary Pipe, Margaret Goodrich, Carl Lerch. Hattie Hife, Barton Ewers. Thelma Payne. :3 Webster.Violet Rosenblatt. Bertha Wolf. Edith llackman. E. C. Dutton. ;* Gage.Louise Necker. Marie BartiO, ? Kevel MeConville, Rudolph Bartle. gj Seaton.Dorothy McNicholas. Grace Kneessi. Dorothy" Nevils. Fannie Rob- __ bins. John Russell, Evelyn Penn, Rev. . George Bailey, Dorothy Antan. \ Armstrong Manual Training.John j Byrd. Catholine Allen. Louis G. Gregory. Ernest Amos, Mary Europe. ' , Randall.Dr. A. R. Collins. Mrs. A. M. 5., Curtis, Dorothy Thomas. Syphax. Rev. Sterling Brown, Maj. Charles R. Douglass, Matilda Murray, ~L (Catherine Frazler, Raymond Reynolds, R Earl Parker, John Devine. MiD' Minor, M Lillian Gunnell, Pearl Pratt, Mary E. p Campbell, Edna Simmons. Mrs. Lulu {,f liamer Bnrrell, Maude Brown. Henry and Polk.Evelyn Bright. Joseph Grigg. Lucile Ehling. Paul Beall, Hor- ^ tense King. Joseph Buckley, Myron Oppenheimer. I.illian Goldstein, Sophie Berry. Barton DeFoe, Samuel Korman, Stella uvHa \ri«n m LLxii:r. nn,,i n,.ottnov * * u uiic. <111oj* <u. r vmii, x o ui xiuciuici, i»_ Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. Twining.Ethel Phelps. Ned Colburn. g. Martha Lewis. Louise I<oetsch. Ethel Ford. Percy Bowen. Margaret Miller, ,n Madeline Merkllng. Lotta Karpeles. ot Franklin.'Ida Zirkin, Ruth Barnes, F. (ja L. Slddons, Ainiee Truan. Paul Sabine. Evelyn Kissenger. Frank Moskey. Helen p, Barnes. Mabel Wynne. Nellie Tougood. Payne.M. L. Jordan. Louise Drew, <ar Ethel Tyler. Jessie Veney. Elsie Coleman. Leon Bowdwin, Elizabeth Edelin, j0 Earl Veney. James Woollen. Walter Key, »_ Thomas Dean. Percy Smith, Elsie Proctor. Frederick Middleton. Marie I,ogan, Allen Anderson. Ethel Joyce. Lorenzo Green. Mary Shaw. Edward Stewart. Jo- ro seph Smith. Wallace Waters, Pearl Haw- l,, kins. Marguerite Bowdwin, Ora Davas, Ellsworth Washington. Charles Edelin, fi Kathleen Ray, Thomas Taylor. Ira Payne. James Ray. Inez Simms, Alice Frayer, J. Irving Monor. Isabel Worrell Ball. Simmons.Lottie Jones, t'lara Lee, Maj. A. S. Perham and Maj. Hosea B. Mouiton. Giddings.Madeline Williams. Clara Nobles, Edna Burgess, Mary Lee. E- Brax- B ton, Mabel Coates. Eleanor Boyd. Ellen dt Forrest. Jennie Dowling, Ruby Carter, Rosetta Jordan, Arcliie Williams. Guy jn Smallwood, Florence Murray, Mattie Iiolllday. Roland Brawner. Leroy Bowman. 11 Elmer Coates, Juanita Garner, Clarence F Hawkins. I^eroy Davis, Onetta Thomas, B John Newman, James Williams, Ruth B Smart, Marguerite Overton, Jennie Stew- G art, Henry Holton. John Smart. John u' Johnson, Roland Woodland. Jsabelle Gar- M ner, Eileene Mason. Elizabeth Neill. J* Deawood.P. W. Frisby. I' Jones.James W. Riley. M. Simmons, ^ Rev. Sylvester L. Corrothers. Si Douglass.Henry l.ee, Elma Stewart. William Lyles. Julia Randall. Gusi tave Patterson. Louise Coram. Robert n' Waddy, Anna Lyles Elizabeth Wood. al Roscoe Bradford. Mary Johnson, Ruth Tibbs. Dr. W. H. Wilder. T Logan.lona Marlow. Hillard Speller, t,J Ruth Smallwood. Ivor' Harrison. Mary B Jackson. Mildred Mr-Lane. Preston ® Mason. Marion Bell, Rev. W. H. Howard, 'J Felix F. Weir. B Banneker.John Patterson, Mackenzie Voiin£? Anita .lackson. Marrarct tinvlov b] M'arl Roano. Ruby Harrison, R. Coleman. ** Harriet Konner. Dr. C. IJ. Thomas and Mrs. Lida A. Oldroyd. . K Ambush. Luther Corbin, .Tames Colej man. Geneva Thornton, Lillian Nash. Flsir Coleman, Louise Bailor, Goldener I Redmon. George Turner, Kdward Driver, R T'earl Frazier, Blanche King, Mamie Wtl- P lians. Rosa Jones, Beatrice Burgess, K Thomas Berry, Marie Jackson. Blanche V Johnson, Leita Williams. Simeon Cun- E nlngham and Dr. W. V. Tunnell. el Birney.Ktinice Dale, Mamie Doleman. T Ada Lewis, Archie Jackson and Rev. Mr. B Coston. Bell.Marie C. I^wis. Margaret Barnes, B Frank Lewis, Grace Bryant, James Boarman atio L. Melendez King. s< Bowen.Maggie Johnson. Lucy Riffin. tl Lillian Smith, Walter Chapman, Daniel G Johnson and Helen Purdy. M Cardozo.Clarence Brooks, Mabel Tur- li ner, Bessie Richard. William Sims, Mabel J' Coleman. Marie Wood, George Robinson, C Bessie Scipio, Percy Braxton, Carlotta Peters, Sadie Chambers, Rosa Coleman, 1« Gertrude Winters, Sara Scott, Blanche E Johnson and Rev. James Van Soo. \ Cook.F. H. Himmel, William Gaines, C Reginald Matthews. Robert Clinton, ]< George Thompson, John Sewall, Adeline o Butler. Rev. D. F. Rivers and Rev. Bishop E Jolinson. Latigston. Robert Johnson. Margaret X Walls, Mabel Brooks, Aaron Boston, VIr- V giula Graves, James Lucas. George Jones. 0 Carrie Byrd. Rev. W. H. Brooks. C n AnA.tn 4 /lnmu T iMlloA I 'A, ,1' I? A AlUll VTTurva AUdlllo, li"Ui.-»r * wwft, JL-jI I# |( est Rudd. Shelton Kilby, Marguerite H Thomas. Marie Jordan, William Bowie, li Phillip Gray. b Slater.Charles Ross, William King. C Maude Holmes. Albert Taylor, Llnnell ti Smith, Alice Snowden. Jolin Jones. Ruth I .oft us. Chealey I-awson, Benton Hardy, e Kintna Crump, Lorena Seldon. Isabella 1 Turner, Clementina Colbert, Elsie New- \ man. C Slocurn.Sarah Nelson, J. R. Parks. Garnet.Mary Terrell, Doris McAdoo. J I.ilia#) Murdock, Maty Webb, Editli A Basey. Sametta Wallace. John Walker, k Eugene Davidson. Annie Mc-Cary, Merrill 'I Curtis, Sylvia Garner. Rosetta Jones, ^ Katie Simmons. Howard Walker. Hairy / " Neuman, William Curtis, Ethel Smltli, 1 Ella Nichols, Ellsworth Chapman, Ralph > Rattley. Charles Honesty. 1 Stevens- Dorothy Young. C. Johnson, S . George Pope. James Smoot. Prank Wil1 Hams. Edward Joiee. Alonzo Hunt, Ray- ^ 1 mond Nay lor, Bert hi na Webb. George h - Perritt, Eugene Williams. Willie May £ , Bacon. James Jackson. Heleno Griffin, Robert Sinims. lone Stuart, Edith Jack- n >on. Ray ford Logan. Clarence Gentry. h 5 ; Sumner. l.aurena Freeman, Tlieodore 'I Taylor. Fitzhugh Reid. Bertha Wigging. I ton, l.eroy Smith. Margery Ilebron, Inez l Brooks. Alice Hall. Caroline Lilly, Anita) t j Hysoii. Wad«worth Btooks. l.ydia 1 j Brown* . Elizabeth Stanaid. Inez Booth. 1 Wormley.l.ula Campbell, Helen Lewis. ..{Edna Jones. Iloste: Royston. Leonard s j Bowies. Ernest Snowden, tVaiL'ord Dun-I lean, Janie Montgomery, MaybcHe l.ee, i m»mm»»»n»miiniiiiiiiiniiii»»nm»a The Sale Groce Throngs came with the opei operative Guild Grocery Stock is tion the.most important and mou 25c Libby's Preserves... . II8c Petit Pois Peas. All 5c Pkg. Spices Binning, 11 Oc bottles Vegetable Stock for soup < Best Prunes, 13c and 115c 'Tetley's 35c Teas........ Premier Corn, 15c usual! Circus Soap, 1© cakes... . Best Wash Boards...... Best Fig's, lb. 3®c Premier Preserves.. Shoe Peg Corn Aunt Jemima's Pancake Korn Kinks, pkg....... Dunham's Cocoanut, % I All above ar at the Guild Stoi ment of the salt be inaugurated « mmmmtmmmmmmmxummnmtmi uanda Wright, Lucille Patterson, Miss C M. Mason. > Jarrlson.Carrie Lasslter, Sarah Jack- J n. Millard Lewis, Maud Edmonds, Ra- s lael Arnold, Colestlne Gordon. Rachel \ rson. Viola Smith. Tanner Moore. Bera Williams, Irene Walker, Lena Brooks, t anley Patterson. William Jackson, Ray- s t»nd Mayo, Maynard Garner. Gertrude f anham, Beatrice Herndon. Stanley f Iscoe. Maud Lewis, Mary Weaver, Flor- r ce Qulsenberry, Lewis Slieafe, Alonzo 'j illins. I^wren -c Curry, Irene Mahoney, ma Morgan. Gertrude Payne, Ernest \ Iwards, Charles Akers. Ernest Asliton, s atrice Curry, Martha Welbourne, Eliza- c th Woods, Lillian Akers. Lulu Jones, p izabelli Holmes. Lena laiwis, Brontee elds, Eddina Gwynn, Grace Cooke, Lil- T in Alters, Alfred Mills, fc.Ua Lewis, M®l- T lie Turner, Lena Lewis and Nannie II. C lirroughs. 1' Brings.Martha Porier. Pauline Wash- \ gton, fcilla Glasgow, fcidna Griffln. Dor- I hy Bias. Edmonja Ward. Jtianita Jor- V in. fc'rank Lewis, Josephine Folden. El- T er Bryant. Grace Simmons, Virginia F 3rd, Paul New-man. Batlirus Bailey. Tx»- fc y Gaakins, Florence Moten. fcidltli F nackum. Roger Brown. Eleanor Bran- v m. Mabel Weat, Geneva Johnson. James >nes. Lucille Holmes. Frederic Bentley. F adore Kenney, George Freeman, Madge I 'illiams, James Shaw, Josephine SFmms. F Miner.Walter Tyler, Josephine Clarlt. A isephine Scott, Pauline Muller, Soph- \ nia Simm.t. MlHam Booker, Olivia ii rles. Rev. B. T. Perkins. C Montgomery.Jetta Lee, John Burrell, helma Jones. Eleanor Jett. Anthony j ahoney. Albert Carpenter, Louise Scott. I uth Middleton. F Normal School No. 2. g Normal School No. 2.Miriam Wormley, ' ti osa Hershaw, Lillian Evans, Florence I arker, Catherine Davidge, Helen Gor- * >n and JamCs Chesnut. ] Briggs. Martha Porter,. Pauline Wash- > igton, Ella Glascow, Edna Griffin, Doroiv Bias. Edmonia Ward. Juanita Jordan, ' rank Lewis, Josephine Folden, Elmer j rt'ant, Grace Simmons. Virginia Ford, . aul Newman. Balhrus Bailey, Leroy askins, Florence Moten, Edith Smack- . in, Roger Brown, Eleanor Branson, . abel West. Geneva Johnson, James J >iies. Lucille Holmes, FYederic Bentley. ; j ;adore Kenney, George Freeman, Madge rilliams, James Shaw and Josephine . imms. | ' Miner.Walter Tyler. Josephine Clark, j { >sephine Scott. Pauline Muller, Sophro- ! a Simms, Miriam Booker, Olivia Lyles { r»d Rev. B. T. Perkins. ' Sumner.Laurena Freeman. Theodore aylor. Fitzhugh Reirl, Bertha Wigging- in, Leroy Smith. Margery llebron, Inez;rooks, Alice Hall. Caroline Lilly, Altia , illy, Anita Hyson, Wadsworth Brooks, 1 ydia Brown. Elizabeth Stanard and Inez : ootli. Brightwood.John Laboflsh, Genevieve I ' mitli, John Rhine, Bab Wilson. Lillie ' e< k. Helen Howlson and Raymond ' orinkle. Garland Beard. Elreen Gatley^ ' ' lranor Bushee, Ernest Clifford, Clio ' mith. Mitchel England, Gerald Keene. i f (ary Glading. Address by W. V. Cox. j * Brightwood Park .Dudley Rohinette, j * oy Wise, George Parkman, Pauline I hilps. Christine Dunn. Maynarri Welc h, i , ditli Metcalf. Ethel Kimball. Otto * oigl. Lillian Labofish. Ralph Condra. *! isie Faulkner, Lucy Ward. Ellen Mitch- ' I. Alma McXerhanev, Fred LachoflT. ' hornas Pitt, I.eo McNerhaney and Edna ' levers. Harrison .Phoebe Crocker. Joseph Du-:1 ois. David Becker. William I^tnge. , Pet worth.Mary Grund. Mirian Atkin- ' jn. Ruth Mead. Frances Gutelius. Dorotv Partello. Geneva Clower. Jcanette ® rumley. Doris Noetzel. Helen Knox. c laud Lloyd, Carl Noetzel, William Darng, Austin Lewis. Frank Smith. Myra 1 olinson. Bettie Gilpin, Bernice Wilson, j onstance Harden and Egerton Buck. ' Phelps.Virginia Coleman, Philip Gree- " iy, Ward Scott. Leo Harbison. Helen towie, Francis Cole, Myrtle Allen, Alice 1 loran, Edna Brumbaek, Glenna Reber. i Carrie North, Helen Clayton, George Cul- ' >n, Dorrell Dickerson, Julia Rodier, Dor- 1 thy Gusford; address by ex-Senator t lenry W. Blair. I Ross.Howell French, Theodore Uhler, valter Fowler, unve Fiarii, uno rraeger, lelen Cummins. Louise Lipscomb, Eleanr H< iover, Clarence Hurlbut, Frederick 'roxton, Mary Gow. Fannie Baumgaren. Emily Mann. Millicent Bailey. Alice terliner, Ruth Schwab, Margaret Easterng. Catherine Tilden. William Smyser, Tatherlne Crook, Karl Holmes. Alice Irant. Judson Taylor, Lynn Marsh, Gerrmle Gayety. Takoma.Clarence Colcord, Mildred Kckrt, Lucile Stockberger, Annette Hurt on. ortman Magee. Ruth Phillips, William Vallace, Earle McLaughlin. Margaret lould. Woodburn.Berdle Sartain. James M« Jurray, Nellie Hallisv, Norman Stonnell, Lllce Steele. Frances Fenton, Pearl Lindnn. Carrie Joy. Mabel Hiser, Amy "hompson. Florence Winkler, Alfred 'ork. Marjorie Bartlett, John Frazier. tlda Richardson. Ruth Langle.v, Elsie 'oung. Willie Daniels. Elsie Miller. Jamie Meiklejohn. Eugenia Wiltbeiger. Crnest Violet, Lillian Daniels. Elizabeth Jeyers. Mary Sartain. Mary Martin. Grant.Charrellls Dixon. Mildred Price. Jaurice Lowe. Holly Bioadbent. Elizabeth Quigley, bilizabeth Clark. Eustelle Jrennan. Webb.Address. Dr. E. J. Footer: Ge- leva Ward. Agnes Miller. Ruth Bauer, j «arl Davidson, Sidney Murphy. ! Taylor.Marion -Butscher. Kathleen Vtkins. Arthur Rossiter. A*hb.v Marin. Kenneth Pearson. Ourrio Paui. Lloyd atferson. Bruce Baker. Walter Thomas, 'hilip Weber. Raymond Greist. Anna >ow ell. Ella Watkin®. Donald Barn-j tail. Samuel Boyd. Ralph Howe. Cameron Burton. Herman Lieb. Saione! Mlson. John NeviL, Frank Funk. AlKit Watt, Olive Taylor, Genevieve ffl&i ; of the C :ry Stock I Crowds ol ling of the doors this morning at on sale.and they've been com in* icy-saving grocery sale ever knowi ,.. 115c fi2a/2C . 2»/2C 4c 5b/2C : valiias. 5c 2<Q)c y 13 ©c 25c H5c 11 ®c 2<0>c <&fl/2C Flour..... -6c 3c ;fo 6c id thousands of oth re, 701 Ninth Street ; of the balance ol it our store, 5J3-5 VConnor. Carrie Dnlzell. Cecilia Mope, J Collie Knnz. Hildogarde Rice, Helen T Innsur. Florence Blatt. Edna Kdmon- I ton. Katherino Denny, Edna Wilcox, 1 'irifinia Payrip. J Pierre.Edward Clark. Edward Dit- r or. William Chase, John Slieahan. Jo- F eph Sullivan. William Adams, address. < "ol. Eawreneo; Edna Strudley, Miss C lostroin, Mary Bayly. Elizabeth Tyroe, n 'ercy Dan forth, Helen Strudley, Lillian A 'urner. Charles Simpson. J Madison.Capt. J. E. Mart, Ethel Lusby,. I ilia m Kleeblat. Ruth Milton. Joseph A hulz. Helen Black, Maurine Josey, E harles McDowell. Harold Greist. Paul J trattnin. 1 Ludlow.Martha Caton. Warren Smith. 1 jouise Bowdler. Alice Tappan, Marian "urker, Lowell Gray. William MeGhan, A 'athrine O'Connell. Harry O'Meara. Dan»1 McCallum. David Rothstein. Herbert t'ebster. Frances Rossiter. Fred Johnson. a»slie McDaniel. Paul J .eve rone. Henry V'eber. Frank Volkinan. John Weber, ,vle Sliewaller. Ollie White, Bessie teeves. Daniel McCallum. Francis Blom, lessle Reeves. Abbie Hudson. Josepli tideout. Vernon Nichols. Herbert Bos- ^ rorth. Robert Bosworth, Elmer O'Hara. ? Hayes.John Hughes. Rexford Lowen, ^ Elizabeth Kly, Edward Bass. Blanch * Irown, Mary Tlotchlss, George Lee, lalph Chamberlain, Katherlne Spaight, irthur O'Leary, Marian Ruhr, Carlton ' Vllcox. Rev. Marshall of the North Cap- *. tol Methodist Church. Helen West, Dora ^ ilngell and Arthur Perry. t £ Hamilton.Bessie Bailey, Anton Rup- ]>ert. Beulah Owen, Eva Rinker, Eva ' Vindsor, William Loeffler, Mary Smith. ' * Jenrietta West. Oscar Klult. Ina Beat - j Jev, Joseph West. Carrie Rocker. Prank Jcherzey. Mary Rot hen berg. Lovie An- '/ * tadale and Edna Windsor. ( 1 Blow.Otto Sunday, Marie Hook. Roger * tradshaw, David Gottwals. William Con- * ray, Grace Brasse. Miss Thomson. Ellen ' larrison, Emma Schmidt. Lena Sterner, Jellie Lightfoot, Marie Brown. Bennlng.Mr. Shilling, Jane Petrie, Ed- w rard Davis, William Strauss. Arthur E leile. EZston Gill, Julia Pair. Ekkehart J lenze, Edith Mojonnier, Mary Helvin, F lelen Sheriff, Ethelwyn Hancock. C Wheat ley.Louis Denit. Raymond Espti- L a. Walter Heinard. Wilbur Stover. Helen T 'albert. Mabel Lewis. Helen Ilandlboe. -A rlarion Hook. Jennie May Potter. David C >avis. Rose Holmes, Doris Carr, Garnet .A 'urtis, Walsh Gibson, Charles Wilson, I si L*Moee U/.lmoo P.iciii i 4 *nln V I r'I l iiiin a, f aui i ikvoma ' vj«.. *» Smily Zicr. Helen Kolilnier. (Mara Kraus, -e Hov Mann. Douglas Gibion, Helen E tomhiit, Miriam Schrack. Marguerite e lowes. T Arthur.Erancesea Spano. Xiim Davis. js< Miarles Morton. liobert Miller. Dorothy tl (nsten, Jennie Colton. William I.. Marsli. \ Blake.Max Kotz. Mabel Moore. Ruth | F Hart in, Pearl Bowers, Nellie Walters, fames Humes. Esther Rosenberg. Ralph 1,("inter, Cleo Pry. Elmore Staeklaml, ! I anet Jardlne. Fred (Mtase. Alma Thomas, c 'atherine MeCoach, Daniel Clancy. Sarah j li uckalter, Vincent Bovello. Ruth Rosser. 1 C Esther Armstrong. Moselle Saunders, j I Futh Raum. Louise Farren. Irwin Cos-, S trove. Robert Huston. Frank Davis. Re-1 li tina Clancy. William Deutermann. George I Ha lone: address. William N. Compton. j Military Road.Gnssye Parker. James , Reynolds. Clarissa Rurrell. Blanche Par- p :er. Bessie I.ewis, Cleney l<ewis. Thomas i j (lien. Alzia Myrick. Lester Perry. Bessie Burrell, < Mamie Parker. Pauline Mat - j, hews, Susie Watson. Madge Leiteh. \ Morence Gardmon. Rutli Eubanks, l.iilie j Jrinage. Catharine Webb. Edward Fas- j, on. Addison Wi nn. -Robert Webb; Joseph ^ Jason. Henry Hyson. Harry Washington. Jurman Cogliill. p Orphans' Home.Clinton Jackson. Fred- p rick Douglass Hunt. Eskie Mack. Miss j i. E. ShefTey; address. H. A. Plummet*. J8mes W. Patterson.Mrs. L. Davidson. ^ Fev. M. Sheafe. Lelia Morton. Jatnes Mi- g tell. Susie Williams. Ellamere Marshall, g "elix Weir. James Webb. Sterling Brown, 3adie Long. Miss Marie James. John F. Slater.Charles Ross, William ving. Maude Holmes. Albeit Taylor. Liu- j tell Smith. Alice Snowden. John Jones, , Futh Dofties, Chesley Lawson. Benton J lardy. Emma Crump, Lorena Seldon. Lsa- ! e tella Turner, Clementina Colbert. Elsie « Cewman. Bunker Hill Road.Alexander Brown, William Dyson, Clarence Brown, Louisa Brown, Sarah Guss, Annie Johnson, lames JFrown, Wallace Burton, Irene Dunnington. Lillian Proctor. Samuel lohnsou. Catherine Thomas, Kate Johnton. Bennlng Road Bernard liCapman, ?rank Allen, Willis Peyton, Pearle Cain, Howes Hamilton, Harriet Bell. Ruth lunnieut. Anita Davis, Elizabeth Greenly, Rev. Richard Queen. Lincoln centenary exercises.Wilbur Stuart, John Tapscott. William. Washingion. Arthur Meadows, Ravnell Manstield. Marion Withers, Ella Wesley, Carrie Wiliams, Josephine Flarper. Pearl Clinkins, (Itnena Scott. Frank Morris. Charles Turter. Russell Smith. Nettie Crawford, / 'iiitv \f arlividn Tlwnor i ; v ««. .,» inn lones, n»)tti<* Xoriis, Miss II. Moss. Miss ' J. M. Cropper. Mis. E. R. Clarke. Dr. D \. Lane. C Alby S. Simmons. Lottie Jones. Clara e L«*, tiie school, Maj. A. S. Perham. Ma.i. f llosee B. Monlton. Brcokland.Rev. II. W. U. Milliugton. : ^ Kathryn Harrison, William Lynch. liar- S >kl Clayton. Helen Ringman. Marjorie i Kinnan. Charles Berlin. Mary Waesehe. r Ernest Boss. Bertha lleitmuller. Warren*' ' 3eaggs. A. I'. Kinnan. j i l.angdon.Katlierine Love, l.eona Rob- p nson. Hansel Rust. Henrietta Mason. William Robinson, Helen ilaa*. Leonard ' i lorgensen: address. Harry O. Hiue. Ann 1 Vlitehell. Mary Willis Taff. Harry ClirK- ' ie, Arthur Sclie'l. II* her Brutpbaush, is George Keneipp. Josephine Miteliell, An- i I lette Harbers. Lindsay Elliott, Leah i Kn upper. Bon i fan t Hamilton, Esther!: Williams and Cirae" Murphy. 1 Kckington .1 >r. B. W. Kortnann. Rm.I I <el Low, Sydnej Knowles, Thelimr Raines, ' 1 OOZF1 o-Operatr Drawing ( f Buyers. 701 otli st.. where the big ptir * all day in greater and greater 1 in W ashington. Here's the wa Gold Dust, pkg Jefifiycom, pkg 2§c Emerson Salad Oil.. Huyler's Cocoa HOc My Wife's S3 roup.... My Wife's Maple Sirup.. Lord Baltimore Tomatos: 4=striimg Brooms 2=qinart Glass Pitchers.. OS A-ID) n -4" !K> /Ok ffi & ir llttllH. VV IT UlLVilHV.il is » » Grandma's Powdered S< Armour's Corn Beef Pacific Coast-Cond. Milk Old Virginia Herring Roe 30c Lea <& Perrin's Sauce Ail 1I25/2C and II 5c Extrac ier wonderful barg t. See Friday Stc P the Co-Operative 15-517 7th St., Si ohn Bean. Dorothy T.,eitzell, Gilmore hompson. Katharine Rarrett. Rantlolpli {eh-hor. Arthur Aiken. John Brenner, larry Bursley, Rutli Kimball. William ardine. Ralph Hazelbush, lanille Moan, Edward Green. Oliver Thompson. Everett Gottlieb, Geor Sterne. William 'ampbell. Paul Kimball. Dorothy Marsh, atherine MeKlroy. Alfred Moran, Romin Schneider. William Gush. Pauline fiehael. Alexander JolinSOii. Katherine antes. Howard Cwdmore, Theresa Me-oriald, Gar1eton_Gassell, I ..yd la Serven. lurtoi Collie, Francis atter. lows iauman. Edgar Moore, Harold Wolfe, iester Carter, Edward Collsmore. Max .ewis. Ed'th Barnes-, Francis Breeden, rwin B. Linton. Emery.Rev. C. E. Fultz. Matilda Veisbcrg. Genevieve Kline, Edith Jones larsy Gritton. Charles Watts. Malcolm Tellington, Pauline Johnston, Mendel )rake, Ruth Mayers. Walter Ferris, Haneh* Smith. Christy Blumer, Ruth arter, Ada I>ash, Bessie Linebach, Ixmlse layer, Katharine Robey. Eugenia Zeller, tavid Alexander, Lillian Browne. Harlan ollie, Fred Sticken, Adele Beale, Robert iimmerll. Horace Buckley, Janet Stewrt, Samuel Miller. Hendley Jones, Harry Irr.ss. George Risk. Russell Hollingsrorth. Franklin W. Collins. Nannie Vyatt, Ralph Foster. Elsa Donaldson. Carbery.David McCoy, Margaret Sit?r. Helen Tate, Raymond Storch, Reed Vest, Helen Stauffer. Rebecca Gardner, irrie Munnerlyn. John Smith, John Mctae, Leroy Kauffman, Charles Stevenson. Jorothy Allen, Esther Taylor, Florence lays, William Murphy, Ruth Spangler, larie Tiiomas. Marguerite Mosher. Mary iwen, Jennie Painter, Alice Patterson, lazel Dodd. Elsie Schooler. Katie Owen, "harles Knoch, Herbert Hunter. Wilber loteler. Willis Brown, Esper Crner, Curis Foote, Lillian McKenzie. Margaret loxley, Helen Rankin. Edna Beyer, Julia ierg, Anna Berg, May Boteler, J. P. lamest ami Samuel Leonard. Gales.Address by Rev. George Elisor th Whiteliouse: John Corridon. Cleada [romiey, .-\ioen .Moore. Edward Schwab, ack Coumbe. Edward Goldman. William tedding. Mary Farmer. Holzer llogan. liarles Bueliler. Orlean Bush. Mildred ayton. Herbert Solomon. Elsie Suit, 'homas Suter. Gillian Pluinmer, Irene ircher. Charles O'Brien, lldah McCabe. lifford Morrison. Frank Moore. Lloyd dexander, Maxine Bradley. Mae Thomnon. Earl Hummer, Robert Highfield. lary I.armer. Mary Blackburn. Dennison.Marian Crist. .Mien Haight. Idith Thomas. Robert Woodward. Franks Harris. ' Elizabeth Andrews. Estella homas. Helen Goding. Hannah Hendrhkr»n. Edith Thomas. Lamar Latham. E-ler Kahn. Ignore Hutchinson. Roxa Roe. 'irginia Winter. Hazei Smith. Harold todier. George Giddens. Charles Noaok. Berret.Ruth Pyles. John Schick. Alma Caufman, F. Sanders. Alonzo Eaton, lamilton Clipper. Harry Kenner. >far aret Stuhman. Lorine McFall. Earl Bowing, William Meline, Paul Jackson. S. ippenheinier. Klsa Sanger. Dorothy lutohins. Phyllis Fen wick. Elizabeth imitli. J til ict Curtiss. Philip Pepper. Wiliaui Mnnford. Daniel Ilyland. Leta Boliu. .01 tic Steiner. Tenlev.Hart Sonneman. Bernard Toreyson. Benjamin Hurdle. Guy Hurdle, hnily Barrlek. Patia Smith, Alice Marks, lary Shoemaker. CratK-h.Miss Dakin. Cliarles l.anhani. Catherine Burke. Frances Tliompsoii, linerva Dushane. Alice Sieiuland. Ethel ,itrle. Evelyn Carter, Marian SLeaffer. Imma Streitz. Charles Pfeiffer. Elmer leeds. Burton Whittaker. Edmund Bahl,rin, Jessie Gamble. George McAlwee. toy Taylor. Helen Butler. Edna Taylor, taymond Osborne. Elsie Frisbe, Elma /ombardy. Viola Bevans. William Lee. .ucy Graves. Raymond Gilbert, Mary lontague, Esther Whitmore. Edna k-hwartz, "Watson Davis, Rev. J. E. Itewart. nth»v "ETPrcis*® lvetcham Willis Cornish, Miss A. iumeston, Helen Roberts, Ruth uslorne, Raymond l.acey, Thornton Fishr. Rev. W. G. Davenport, Sarah Billon, Charlotte Dean, Margaret Qulnn, "rands Shanlc, Mamie Conway, Joseph Sartley, Emma Reh, Raymond Eno, Vorthington Waters, Julian Stevens, "harles Stevens, Clair Meade, l.uf011 Reed. Myrtle rl'acook, Marorie Halns. Mattie Wlllett, I.ena Veigal. Anna Hogan, thel Farmer, Annie Hind Capt. William M. >»itter, Agnes Magruder, Albert Sweeny, Dorothy Guigon. Alma Bender, Eliza»eth Hind, Frank l.angley, Charles Dean. Milton Fillius, FWlip McKeana, Vendell Walters, James Webster, Frank Jotts, l.eroy Run h. Herbert King, Arhur Hollows, George Myers, Helen loss, Xeita Moore. Xorman Hodges, Yatsoti Sandford, Mary Conners, Elsie Jeesler. Albert Hayes, Marie McNamarn, tamlolph Pearson. Elsie Jones. Ethel nseoe, George MeKenna. Virginia Fewer, Justin Cox. Bertlia Render. Stanton Everett Garner, Margaret Jraham, Marie Pyles. Ulive Frye. FIoi nce Pyles. Margaret Kappler, Edna 'harron. Edna Owens. Joseph Kirchner. Webster Violet Rosenblatt. Bertha Voir. Edith Hackman, Anita Offtetdinfer, E. C. Dutton. By r»»t|uest of Miss C.msiani e l.uebkort. irir.eipal of the Orr School. Twining City. >. C.. tlie I.incoln exercises at 1 :V.o o'clock liis afternoon were held under the ausiii-es of 'he Ran die Highlands Citizens Association. Vice President Robert Rradmry presiding. Those taking part were t F. Bradbury. Jo.in Crittenden. .\la> ditched. Edith Herbert. Helen l.oudenlager. .J. Walter Mitchell. Bertha I.inns llsie Armistea.d. Abbott Marguerite di Giorgio. Rgrlia Wolf. Betniie Siege], Catherine oyle, I.ena Miller. Josephine Gantley. ,ouls Goldberg. Elsie ''assiriy. Ida Wolf, .or Darling, Bona Poling, Margaret MY I ve Guild S n if }reat 1 » M ii +* * «* * It * « r: chase of the Departmental Co- ~ numbers. It is beyond a tjtio- H v the stock is jjoinsr. H o ^ «» ~c S 6Vic H 115c | ^711/^ JJ . ; VT^ / A 6c n 115c g s ...... 6c H 115c | 11 ©c H M «>c K » Dap, 8 for......... 11 ©c |: 11 ©c H 5c || m | .... 2Qc | its . / iy2c § ains are on sale | ir for announce* § Guild Stocks to | aturday Morning. | Whit*. Lenore Siegel, Samuel Arkin. Marlon Young. Mary Cordover. Merle Kraft. Catherine Cable. Mildred Minoter. Anni* Brown, i^oulp Riron, Vmib or* l!i anchi, T.inwood Niennallv, George Bailey. May Wilson. Jennie De Stasin. LesuT Siegel, Ethel Harrison. Lucy Goldstein, Cecilia Bianchi. Margaret Murphy. Mildred Cross. Edwin Markhani. Olive Litchtield. Bertha Ross. Emma Klier. Charles Stewart. Mr. A S. Perham. Bertha Clements, Esther Bouehert. Grace Becker, Perry Prosperi. Louis De Moreland, Henry Hirst). Fred liueter. Aurelia Bretow, James Lloyd. The presentation of a "Life of Lincoln" and other books from the library of the late George Jacob Ah bott was a feature of the program. Van Ktiren -Rev. George M. Cumntings Mr. S. W. Ctirriden. Eulton Kart, Matilda Butler. Miss Annie Butler. Florence Woodworth. Genevieve Davis. Marguerite Campbell. Mae Shank Wiliard King. Fay1 ette Corbin. Jennie Soper. Zaidee Green. I Alice Qttaide. Mamie Weller. Kflie McClure, Johnson Hardy, Sibyl Sipher. Charles Walaon, Marguerite Hayes. George Anderson. Lenox.Albert Caldwell. Fannie Canter, Anna Higham, Celeste Smith. Mabel Coot;I sey. Agnes Fear.son. Abraham Oscar. Rev. E. H. Lamar. Tyler.Grace Ryon. Alfred Sizemoote. Myrtle Lowe. Judge O. B. Hallani. A ij guste Orange. Geneva Braunstein. Misses Penney atid Beal!. j Buchanan.Ernest Kahlert. Rev. Eno« h inompson. t nrisune tirenuan. Congress Heights.Annie Hind. Capt. William M. Potter. Agnes Magruder. Albert Sweeney. Alma Bender, Dorothy Guigan, Elizabeth Hind. Frank Langlev. Philip McKenna, Charles Dean. Wendell Walters. Milton Fillius, James Webstei. Frank Potts. George My res. I.eroy Burch. Helen Ross, Herbert King. Xeita Moure. Arthur Hollows. Norman Hodges. Watson Sandford. Mary Conners. Marie MrX.tmai'H, Elsie Geesler, Randolph Pearson. Albert Hayes. Elsie Jones. Ethel lnseoe. George Mo Kenny. Virginia Fowler, Justin Cox, Bertha Bender. I In the High Schools. A* the Eastern High School an address on Lincoln was delivered by Simon Wolf ( at o'clock this morning. The Western High School's program was carried out by Marjorie Wilson, Martin Fisher and the school chorus. Simon Wolf also addressed the school. At the Central High School those taking part were Dr. Tindall. Miss Koenigsberger, Lawrence Wilson and J. Adam ! Bede. At M' kinley Manual Training Sche.»I the "Tech" orchestra played several pa; triotic ait s during the exercises. Those j on the program were Dr. Myers. J. Mm' ley. William R. Milburn. Otto V. Gsautcr, (Harry Cobangh. Alvin Brown. The Business High School's program included Mr. Rice. Ali*s Fonts. Miss t'n-s! land, Mr. Spransy. Miss Myers Miss Boswell. Alt Butt. Aiiss Alcredith. .Mr I'can, Mr. Moors. POST OFFICE CHANGES. Appointments and Promotions Are Announced. The following appointments in the Post Office Department are announced: i Theodore W. Swift of Massachusetts, post office inspector at Sl.UOn per annum wiin per niem. in me cmce ot ino Postmaster General, and Caleb M. I'lark of Maryland, rlerk ai $1.40o per annum, in the office of the first assistant postmaster general. Mr. Clark having been transferred from tiie Washington, L>. C.. posi office. Also the following promotions: Loi*el M. Morgan of West Virginia. clerk, from *1,t**t to $1,800, in the office of the first assistant postmaster general, vice George W. Reik, and Arthur C. Hoi- « deh of Massachusetts, clerk, from $1,4no to Jl.tiOO per annum, in the office of tlafirst assistant postmaster general, vise I-orel N. Morgtin. promoted. Held for the Grand Jury. Charged with stealing a box of merchandise from the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company July la.-i Thomas Nixon, arrested seveia.1 days ago by policemen of the fourth precinct, was given a preliminary hearing in tiie Police , Court this morning and held In $.Vir» bond for the action of the grand jury. In dor > V 1.11 4 1... 1 . r.. _ l 4 I M lauii 01 uan i in- iipiviiuaiii was lfinanii'u I to jail. Progress of Revival Meeting. At the revival in Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church, colored, Kev. Simon I*. \V. Drew, pastor, preached last night on the "Phlllppian Jailer." lie said that the man found liis way to salvation through "conviction, contrition, conversion and 'confession." It was announced that the time ami route of the midnight street r* jligions parade, which will mark the cio-e | of the meetings, will he made public next j Sunday. Iowa Monument to Allison. I'KS MOINES, Iowa February II The , | senate committee of the |o\va legislature today re -unintended the passage of the Dodge hill providing $|o.iho for tli eie.-; i ion of * monument to the lute Senator \V. I! Allison on the statehou*-p gi oiiitds. Tic* hill lias a provision thit the approi priation shall not he 'n excess of ;: » per cent of ilie cost ot the structure. I
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WANT SITE_DEDICATEDCommissioners Revise Bill for
Street Extension.
PROPOSES $15,000 SAVING
Thoroughfare From U Street to Co- jlumbia Road.
ALSO PROVISION FOR GRADING
Connection of Newton Place With
Newton Place Is Object of
Another Measure.
Extension of a street from 10th streetneat I" street northwest westward to Colinnbiaroad, and extension of Newtonpiaee northwest front New Hampshireavenue to Georgia avenue so as to oonnevtNewton place in Gass' subdivisionxx itIt Newton place in Whitney Close subdivisionaiT provided for in bills forwardedto Congress today with recommendationsfor tlieir enactment.The bill for street extension from 10th
street near I* street to Columbia roadis a substitute for a bill of similar puripose referred to the Commissioners by
J the House District committee.
Report of Commissioners.In recommending the passage of an
amended bill the Commissioners sav;"The area of land proposed to he eonidemned is about square feet, and
the cost of condemnation is estimated atabout SIO.UUO. The Commissioners believe.however thai in order to reduce the costot procedings at least .">(1 per cent of theland necessary for the street should bededicated before condemnation proceed-ings are instituted, and are informed thatthe owners of a portion of the land are
J wiping so to dedicate. .
"The Commissioners levommerd thatithe bill be amended so as to make thisUI I1H HIIM1I n i uii<i11 ion jii i-i"P(iriii 10 up»*nIngthis street. If this percentage is dedicatedit would reduce til-* estimated cost
i of the ground to be condemned to aboutJ^.VhOn."The opening of the street will afford
the residents on the east side of 19thstreet, Iront Florida avenue to Columbia
j road, a shorter rouie to the ears on Columbiaroad, and divides tr.e west frontof 19th street about evenly. This front:age is about 1,090 feet, and the Columbiaroad frontage of the same block is aboutl,4.-)0 feet, and there is no cross streetwithin this length.
Property Owners to Pay."The opening of the street will also
be of advantage to the private propertyin the square, in that it will permit itto be utilized for building purposes. Thebill provides that the total cost of theopening shall be assessed against propertybenefited."The grading of the street when opened
is estimated to cost about $5,000. Thisgrading is not provided for in this measure."The bill as drawn is not in the approvedform of street extension measures, and
there are also errors in description. TheCommissioners have therefore prepared,and inclose, an amended bill which theyrecommend be substituted for the billunder consideration."The highway plan provides for the extensionof F street through this block, as
shown by dotted, black lines on the plat.If the street proposed by this bill Is openedthis extension of U street should beabandoned. The Commissioners have includedin the amended bill a provisionauthorizing them to abandon this street.
"It is highly desirable that the street asshown on the present plan should beabandoned, as there is an apartmenthouse now located in the direct line of theextension, and the grades of the streetunder the highway plan would be steep.The street proposed by this bill will serveall the purposes proposed by the extensionof U street."
Newton Place Extension.The object of the bill for the extension
of Newton place, it is explained by theCommissioners in a letter to Senator Gallingerof the Senate District committee, isto give access to the cars on Georgia avenueto the residents of Newton place,who now are compelled to make a detour.On the east side of Georgia avenue
there are two disconnected highways,called Newton place. It Is proposed bythe bill that these shall be connected.The bill provides for the condemning ofthe land and assessing the total cost uponproperty in the locality that will be benetited.
MR. MACFARLAND IS 48.
Commissioner Celebrates Birthdayby Sticking to His Desk.
Commissioner Henry B. l'\ Macfarlandcelebrated his forty-eighth birthday todayby working strenuously in his office,on the top floor of tlie new District build1ing. Besides attending to his duties as
president of the board of District Com-nussioners ne was Kepi ousy compicuhkthe arrangements for the celebration ot
ia birthday.not his own. but that ofAbraham Lincoln.to be held in the newMasonic Temple tomorrow afternoon.
In accordance with his wishes therewas no celebration of the Commissioner'sbirthday anniversary around the fMstrletbuilding. J lis friends in the District ottices,however, sent a huge basket offlowers to his room early this morning,and he found them on his desk when liearrived and expressed his appreciationof ttie gift. Cater in tiie day many of
I the heads of departments in the Districtgovernment and other employes calledto wisli him many happy returns of theday.Congratulations were also in order at
the other front corner of the municipalbuilding. Commissioner West having yesterdaybeen designated as chairman ofthe District electric railway commission.
PLANS FOR FLEET'S RETURN.
Program to Be Similar to ThatWhich Marked Its Departure.
Very much the same program is expectedto be followed at Hampton roadswhen the President and Secretary NewberryVeview the battleship fleet on itsreturn cruise as narked the departure ofthe vessels from that place more than a
year ago. Admiral Sperry is regulatingthe speed of tiie fleet with a view to theirarrival off the Virginia capes in goodtime for the review February '-TJ, when hisreception aitoard tiie Mayflower by PresidentRoosevelt will terminate the remark-able cruise.Writing to the department from Villeftancheuniler date of January St. AdmiralSperry announces Ids expectation
of reaching the Tail of the Horseshoeabout 11 o'clock February .'££ andanchoring with the fle:-t aiwut o'clockin the same position occupied by it beforeproceeding to sea in December. Urn?. Tinvessels will be in double column forma!lion with the two squadrons side by side.The admiral indicates lie will be ready
- ! to go aboard the Mayflower by 'J o'clockin the afternoon. There his formal wei:.come by the President and Secretary Newberrvwill take place.
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Goes to Jail for Larceny.Garfield Anderson was convicted ol
stealing HO sacks of cemeqt from the new
bureau of American republics building toy t day in the Polity Court and committed t<
jail for days. The theft occurred las:: Tuesday evening, the defendant breakitif
into a temporary storehouse ami ''toting'the cement away preparatory 10 selling il
;e; The present appearance of Anderson iithe Police ('outi 1* no less than Hie flftllime in the past eighteen month, am
:j upon each occasion the charge lodge<C! against him lias been larceny. "Sergtrf l'at" Creaghe of tlie third precinct wa
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IH HONOR OF LINCOLN 5:i
Children of Public Schools jHold Exercises. ii
TAKE PART IN PROGRAMS JHear Repeated Great Sayings of |
Martyred President. 11
NEW THINGS ABOUT HIS LIFE if;jn
Names of Those Who Contribute:§
Recitations. Readings and
Musical Selections. ;|In neatly every public: school in the Dis- :±
trict the one hundredth anniversary of the ;*date of the birth of Abraham Iancoln ||was celebrated todav. The programs of Jjmusic. recitations and readings were given gin almost every instance by the pupils 3themselves, the only exceptions being of 5invited speakers talking to the children gon various phases of the career of Lin- gcoin. gThe school children today heard some of «
the greatest savings of the great Presi- |dent; they heard poems and songs written *
in his praise, and learned new tilingsa bout his life. : IA few schools will celebrate tomorrow, g
but owing to the uncertainty which has 3prevailed concerning whether or not to- 3morrow would be a holiday, it was neces- gsary to make definite arrangements with gspeakers, and so today was chosen for tlie 3celebration. g
Names of Participants. jjThe schools holding celebrations and g
the names of those participating fol- glow: 3Morse-.Rachel Killing. Alfred Hardy, g
Gertrude Mazo. Raymond Schreiner, Kl- gsic Kane, Dora Katzin, Katliryn Si.e- gphens. Ralph Johnson. Kmma Van Horn. 3Myron Jcrmain Jones. William Line- gbach. Violet Schwing, Ruth Kane. Rob- |gerl Ptitt, Sheridan Holland. HI vera jKatzman. Sidney Dodge. Mary Pipe,Margaret Goodrich, Carl Lerch. HattieHife, Barton Ewers. Thelma Payne. :3Webster.Violet Rosenblatt. Bertha
Wolf. Edith llackman. E. C. Dutton. ;*Gage.Louise Necker. Marie BartiO, ?
Kevel MeConville, Rudolph Bartle. gjSeaton.Dorothy McNicholas. Grace
Kneessi. Dorothy" Nevils. Fannie Rob- __
bins. John Russell, Evelyn Penn, Rev. .
George Bailey, Dorothy Antan. \Armstrong Manual Training.John jByrd. Catholine Allen. Louis G. Gregory.Ernest Amos, Mary Europe. '
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Randall.Dr. A. R. Collins. Mrs. A. M. 5.,Curtis, Dorothy Thomas.Syphax.Rev. Sterling Brown, Maj.
Charles R. Douglass, Matilda Murray, ~L(Catherine Frazler, Raymond Reynolds, REarl Parker, John Devine. MiD' Minor, MLillian Gunnell, Pearl Pratt, Mary E. pCampbell, Edna Simmons. Mrs. Lulu {,fliamer Bnrrell, Maude Brown.Henry and Polk.Evelyn Bright. Joseph
Grigg. Lucile Ehling. Paul Beall, Hor- ^tense King. Joseph Buckley, Myron Oppenheimer.I.illian Goldstein, Sophie Berry.Barton DeFoe, Samuel Korman, StellauvHa \ri«n m LLxii:r. nn,,i n,.ottnov * *u uiic. <111oj* <u. r vmii, x o ui xiuciuici, i»_
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe.Twining.Ethel Phelps. Ned Colburn. g.Martha Lewis. Louise I<oetsch. Ethel
Ford. Percy Bowen. Margaret Miller, ,nMadeline Merkllng. Lotta Karpeles. otFranklin.'Ida Zirkin, Ruth Barnes, F. (jaL. Slddons, Ainiee Truan. Paul Sabine.Evelyn Kissenger. Frank Moskey. Helen p,Barnes. Mabel Wynne. Nellie Tougood.Payne.M. L. Jordan. Louise Drew, <ar
Ethel Tyler. Jessie Veney. Elsie Coleman.Leon Bowdwin, Elizabeth Edelin, j0Earl Veney. James Woollen. Walter Key, »_
Thomas Dean. Percy Smith, Elsie Proctor.Frederick Middleton. Marie I,ogan,Allen Anderson. Ethel Joyce. LorenzoGreen. Mary Shaw. Edward Stewart. Jo- roseph Smith. Wallace Waters, Pearl Haw- l,,kins. Marguerite Bowdwin, Ora Davas,Ellsworth Washington. Charles Edelin, fiKathleen Ray, Thomas Taylor. Ira Payne.James Ray. Inez Simms, Alice Frayer,J. Irving Monor. Isabel Worrell Ball.Simmons.Lottie Jones, t'lara Lee, Maj.
A. S. Perham and Maj. Hosea B. Mouiton.Giddings.Madeline Williams. Clara Nobles,Edna Burgess, Mary Lee. E- Brax- B
ton, Mabel Coates. Eleanor Boyd. Ellen dtForrest. Jennie Dowling, Ruby Carter,Rosetta Jordan, Arcliie Williams. Guy jnSmallwood, Florence Murray, Mattie Iiolllday.Roland Brawner. Leroy Bowman. 11Elmer Coates, Juanita Garner, Clarence FHawkins. I^eroy Davis, Onetta Thomas, BJohn Newman, James Williams, Ruth BSmart, Marguerite Overton, Jennie Stew- Gart, Henry Holton. John Smart. John u'
Johnson, Roland Woodland. Jsabelle Gar- Mner, Eileene Mason. Elizabeth Neill. J*Deawood.P. W. Frisby. I'Jones.James W. Riley. M. Simmons, ^
Rev. Sylvester L. Corrothers. SiDouglass.Henry l.ee, Elma Stewart.
William Lyles. Julia Randall. Gusitave Patterson. Louise Coram. Robert n'
Waddy, Anna Lyles Elizabeth Wood. al
Roscoe Bradford. Mary Johnson, RuthTibbs. Dr. W. H. Wilder. TLogan.lona Marlow. Hillard Speller, t,J
Ruth Smallwood. Ivor' Harrison. Mary BJackson. Mildred Mr-Lane. Preston ®Mason. Marion Bell, Rev. W. H. Howard, 'JFelix F. Weir. BBanneker.John Patterson, Mackenzie
Voiin£? Anita .lackson. Marrarct tinvlov b]M'arl Roano. Ruby Harrison, R. Coleman. **Harriet Konner. Dr. C. IJ. Thomas andMrs. Lida A. Oldroyd. .
KAmbush. Luther Corbin, .Tames Colejman. Geneva Thornton, Lillian Nash.
Flsir Coleman, Louise Bailor, GoldenerI Redmon. George Turner, Kdward Driver, RT'earl Frazier, Blanche King, Mamie Wtl- Plians. Rosa Jones, Beatrice Burgess, KThomas Berry, Marie Jackson. Blanche VJohnson, Leita Williams. Simeon Cun- Enlngham and Dr. W. V. Tunnell. elBirney.Ktinice Dale, Mamie Doleman. T
Ada Lewis, Archie Jackson and Rev. Mr. BCoston.Bell.Marie C. I^wis. Margaret Barnes, B
Frank Lewis, Grace Bryant, James Boarmanatio L. Melendez King. s<
Bowen.Maggie Johnson. Lucy Riffin. tlLillian Smith, Walter Chapman, Daniel GJohnson and Helen Purdy. MCardozo.Clarence Brooks, Mabel Tur- li
ner, Bessie Richard. William Sims, Mabel J'Coleman. Marie Wood, George Robinson, CBessie Scipio, Percy Braxton, CarlottaPeters, Sadie Chambers, Rosa Coleman, 1«Gertrude Winters, Sara Scott, Blanche EJohnson and Rev. James Van Soo. \Cook.F. H. Himmel, William Gaines, C
Reginald Matthews. Robert Clinton, ]<George Thompson, John Sewall, Adeline oButler. Rev. D. F. Rivers and Rev. Bishop EJolinson.Latigston.Robert Johnson. Margaret X
Walls, Mabel Brooks, Aaron Boston, VIr- Vgiula Graves, James Lucas. George Jones. 0Carrie Byrd. Rev. W. H. Brooks. C
n AnA.tn 4 /lnmu T iMlloA I 'A, ,1' I? AAlUll VTTurva AUdlllo, li"Ui.-»r * wwft, JL-jI I# |(
est Rudd. Shelton Kilby, Marguerite HThomas. Marie Jordan, William Bowie, liPhillip Gray. bSlater.Charles Ross, William King. C
Maude Holmes. Albert Taylor, Llnnell tiSmith, Alice Snowden. Jolin Jones. RuthI.oft us. Chealey I-awson, Benton Hardy, eKintna Crump, Lorena Seldon. Isabella 1Turner, Clementina Colbert, Elsie New- \man. CSlocurn.Sarah Nelson, J. R. Parks.Garnet.Mary Terrell, Doris McAdoo. J
I.ilia#) Murdock, Maty Webb, Editli ABasey. Sametta Wallace. John Walker, kEugene Davidson. Annie Mc-Cary, Merrill 'ICurtis, Sylvia Garner. Rosetta Jones, ^Katie Simmons. Howard Walker. Hairy /
" Neuman, William Curtis, Ethel Smltli, 1Ella Nichols, Ellsworth Chapman, Ralph >Rattley. Charles Honesty. 1Stevens- Dorothy Young. C. Johnson, S
. George Pope. James Smoot. Prank Wil1Hams. Edward Joiee. Alonzo Hunt, Ray- ^1 mond Nay lor, Bert hi na Webb. George h- Perritt, Eugene Williams. Willie May £, Bacon. James Jackson. Heleno Griffin,
Robert Sinims. lone Stuart, Edith Jack- n
>on. Ray ford Logan. Clarence Gentry. h5 ; Sumner. l.aurena Freeman, Tlieodore'I Taylor. Fitzhugh Reid. Bertha Wigging.I ton, l.eroy Smith. Margery Ilebron, Inezl Brooks. Alice Hall. Caroline Lilly, Anita)t j Hysoii. Wad«worth Btooks. l.ydia1 j Brown* . Elizabeth Stanaid. Inez Booth.1 Wormley.l.ula Campbell, Helen Lewis...{Edna Jones. Iloste: Royston. Leonards j Bowies. Ernest Snowden, tVaiL'ord Dun-Ilean, Janie Montgomery, MaybcHe l.ee, i
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The SaleGroce
Throngs came with the opeioperative Guild Grocery Stock istion the.most important and mou
25c Libby's Preserves... .
II8c Petit Pois Peas.All 5c Pkg. SpicesBinning, 11 Oc bottlesVegetable Stock for soup <
Best Prunes, 13c and 115c'Tetley's 35c Teas........Premier Corn, 15c usual!Circus Soap, 1© cakes... .
Best Wash Boards......Best Fig's, lb.3®c Premier Preserves..Shoe Peg CornAunt Jemima's PancakeKorn Kinks, pkg.......Dunham's Cocoanut, % I
All above arat the Guild Stoiment of the saltbe inaugurated «
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uanda Wright, Lucille Patterson, Miss CM. Mason. >
Jarrlson.Carrie Lasslter, Sarah Jack- Jn. Millard Lewis, Maud Edmonds, Ra- s
lael Arnold, Colestlne Gordon. Rachel \rson. Viola Smith. Tanner Moore. BeraWilliams, Irene Walker, Lena Brooks, tanley Patterson. William Jackson, Ray- s
t»nd Mayo, Maynard Garner. Gertrude fanham, Beatrice Herndon. Stanley fIscoe. Maud Lewis, Mary Weaver, Flor- rce Qulsenberry, Lewis Slieafe, Alonzo 'jillins. I^wren -c Curry, Irene Mahoney,ma Morgan. Gertrude Payne, Ernest \Iwards, Charles Akers. Ernest Asliton, satrice Curry, Martha Welbourne, Eliza- cth Woods, Lillian Akers. Lulu Jones, pizabelli Holmes. Lena laiwis, Bronteeelds, Eddina Gwynn, Grace Cooke, Lil- Tin Alters, Alfred Mills, fc.Ua Lewis, M®l- Tlie Turner, Lena Lewis and Nannie II. Clirroughs. 1'Brings.Martha Porier. Pauline Wash- \gton, fcilla Glasgow, fcidna Griffln. Dor- Ihy Bias. Edmonja Ward. Jtianita Jor- Vin. fc'rank Lewis, Josephine Folden. El- Ter Bryant. Grace Simmons, Virginia F3rd, Paul New-man. Batlirus Bailey. Tx»- fcy Gaakins, Florence Moten. fcidltli Fnackum. Roger Brown. Eleanor Bran- vm. Mabel Weat, Geneva Johnson. James>nes. Lucille Holmes. Frederic Bentley. Fadore Kenney, George Freeman, Madge I'illiams, James Shaw, Josephine SFmms. FMiner.Walter Tyler, Josephine Clarlt. Aisephine Scott, Pauline Muller, Soph- \nia Simm.t. MlHam Booker, Olivia iirles. Rev. B. T. Perkins. CMontgomery.Jetta Lee, John Burrell,helma Jones. Eleanor Jett. Anthony jahoney. Albert Carpenter, Louise Scott. Iuth Middleton. F
Normal School No. 2. gNormal School No. 2.Miriam Wormley, ' ti
osa Hershaw, Lillian Evans, Florence Iarker, Catherine Davidge, Helen Gor- *
>n and JamCs Chesnut. ]Briggs.Martha Porter,. Pauline Wash- >igton, Ella Glascow, Edna Griffin, DoroivBias. Edmonia Ward. Juanita Jordan, '
rank Lewis, Josephine Folden, Elmer jrt'ant, Grace Simmons. Virginia Ford, .
aul Newman. Balhrus Bailey, Leroyaskins, Florence Moten, Edith Smack- .
in, Roger Brown, Eleanor Branson, .
abel West. Geneva Johnson, James J>iies. Lucille Holmes, FYederic Bentley. ; j;adore Kenney, George Freeman, Madgerilliams, James Shaw and Josephine .
imms. | '
Miner.Walter Tyler. Josephine Clark, j {>sephine Scott. Pauline Muller, Sophro- !a Simms, Miriam Booker, Olivia Lyles {r»d Rev. B. T. Perkins. '
Sumner.Laurena Freeman. Theodoreaylor. Fitzhugh Reirl, Bertha Wigging-in, Leroy Smith. Margery llebron, Inez;rooks,Alice Hall. Caroline Lilly, Altia ,
illy, Anita Hyson, Wadsworth Brooks, 1
ydia Brown. Elizabeth Stanard and Inez :
ootli.Brightwood.John Laboflsh, Genevieve I '
mitli, John Rhine, Bab Wilson. Lillie '
e< k. Helen Howlson and Raymond 'orinkle. Garland Beard. Elreen Gatley^ ' 'lranor Bushee, Ernest Clifford, Clio 'mith. Mitchel England, Gerald Keene. i f(ary Glading. Address by W. V. Cox. j *
Brightwood Park .Dudley Rohinette, j *
oy Wise, George Parkman, Pauline Ihilps. Christine Dunn. Maynarri Welc h, i ,
ditli Metcalf. Ethel Kimball. Otto *
oigl. Lillian Labofish. Ralph Condra. *!isie Faulkner, Lucy Ward. Ellen Mitch- 'I. Alma McXerhanev, Fred LachoflT. '
hornas Pitt, I.eo McNerhaney and Edna 'levers.Harrison.Phoebe Crocker. Joseph Du-:1ois. David Becker. William I^tnge. ,
Pet worth.Mary Grund. Mirian Atkin- '
jn. Ruth Mead. Frances Gutelius. DorotvPartello. Geneva Clower. Jcanette ®
rumley. Doris Noetzel. Helen Knox. claud Lloyd, Carl Noetzel, William Darng,Austin Lewis. Frank Smith. Myra 1
olinson. Bettie Gilpin, Bernice Wilson, jonstance Harden and Egerton Buck. '
Phelps.Virginia Coleman, Philip Gree- "
iy, Ward Scott. Leo Harbison. Helentowie, Francis Cole, Myrtle Allen, Alice 1loran, Edna Brumbaek, Glenna Reber. i
Carrie North, Helen Clayton, George Cul- '>n, Dorrell Dickerson, Julia Rodier, Dor- 1thy Gusford; address by ex-Senator tlenry W. Blair. IRoss.Howell French, Theodore Uhler,valter Fowler, unve Fiarii, uno rraeger,lelen Cummins. Louise Lipscomb, EleanrH< iover, Clarence Hurlbut, Frederick'roxton, Mary Gow. Fannie Baumgaren.Emily Mann. Millicent Bailey. Aliceterliner, Ruth Schwab, Margaret Easterng.Catherine Tilden. William Smyser,Tatherlne Crook, Karl Holmes. AliceIrant. Judson Taylor, Lynn Marsh, GerrmleGayety.Takoma.Clarence Colcord, Mildred Kckrt,Lucile Stockberger, Annette Hurt on.ortman Magee. Ruth Phillips, WilliamVallace, Earle McLaughlin. Margaretlould.Woodburn.Berdle Sartain. James M«
Jurray,Nellie Hallisv, Norman Stonnell,Lllce Steele. Frances Fenton, Pearl Lindnn.Carrie Joy. Mabel Hiser, Amy"hompson. Florence Winkler, Alfred'ork. Marjorie Bartlett, John Frazier.tlda Richardson. Ruth Langle.v, Elsie'oung. Willie Daniels. Elsie Miller.Jamie Meiklejohn. Eugenia Wiltbeiger.Crnest Violet, Lillian Daniels. ElizabethJeyers. Mary Sartain. Mary Martin.Grant.Charrellls Dixon. Mildred Price.Jaurice Lowe. Holly Bioadbent. ElizabethQuigley, bilizabeth Clark. EustelleJrennan.Webb.Address. Dr. E. J. Footer: Ge-leva Ward. Agnes Miller. Ruth Bauer, j«arl Davidson, Sidney Murphy. !Taylor.Marion -Butscher. Kathleen
Vtkins. Arthur Rossiter. A*hb.v Marin.Kenneth Pearson. Ourrio Paui. Lloydatferson. Bruce Baker. Walter Thomas,'hilip Weber. Raymond Greist. Anna>ow ell. Ella Watkin®. Donald Barn-jtail. Samuel Boyd. Ralph Howe.Cameron Burton. Herman Lieb. Saione!Mlson. John NeviL, Frank Funk. AlKitWatt, Olive Taylor, Genevieve
ffl&i; of the C:ry Stock ICrowds ol
ling of the doors this morning aton sale.and they've been com in*
icy-saving grocery sale ever knowi
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id thousands of othre, 701 Ninth Street; of the balance olit our store, 5J3-5
VConnor. Carrie Dnlzell. Cecilia Mope, JCollie Knnz. Hildogarde Rice, Helen TInnsur. Florence Blatt. Edna Kdmon- Iton. Katherino Denny, Edna Wilcox, 1'irifinia Payrip. JPierre.Edward Clark. Edward Dit- r
or. William Chase, John Slieahan. Jo- Feph Sullivan. William Adams, address. <"ol. Eawreneo; Edna Strudley, Miss Clostroin, Mary Bayly. Elizabeth Tyroe, n
'ercy Dan forth, Helen Strudley, Lillian A'urner. Charles Simpson. JMadison.Capt. J. E. Mart, Ethel Lusby,.I iliam Kleeblat. Ruth Milton. Joseph Ahulz. Helen Black, Maurine Josey, Eharles McDowell. Harold Greist. Paul Jtrattnin. 1Ludlow.Martha Caton. Warren Smith. 1jouise Bowdler. Alice Tappan, Marian"urker, Lowell Gray. William MeGhan, A'athrine O'Connell. Harry O'Meara. Dan»1McCallum. David Rothstein. Herbertt'ebster. Frances Rossiter. Fred Johnson.a»slie McDaniel. Paul J .everone. HenryV'eber. Frank Volkinan. John Weber,,vle Sliewaller. Ollie White, Bessieteeves. Daniel McCallum. Francis Blom,lessle Reeves. Abbie Hudson. Joseplitideout. Vernon Nichols. Herbert Bos- ^rorth. Robert Bosworth, Elmer O'Hara. ?Hayes.John Hughes. Rexford Lowen, ^Elizabeth Kly, Edward Bass. Blanch *
Irown, Mary Tlotchlss, George Lee,lalph Chamberlain, Katherlne Spaight,irthur O'Leary, Marian Ruhr, Carlton '
Vllcox. Rev. Marshall of the North Cap- *.tol Methodist Church. Helen West, Dora ^ilngell and Arthur Perry. t £Hamilton.Bessie Bailey, Anton Rup- ]>ert.Beulah Owen, Eva Rinker, Eva '
Vindsor, William Loeffler, Mary Smith. ' *
Jenrietta West. Oscar Klult. Ina Beat - j Jev,Joseph West. Carrie Rocker. PrankJcherzey. Mary Rothenberg. Lovie An- '/ *tadale and Edna Windsor. ( 1Blow.Otto Sunday, Marie Hook. Roger *
tradshaw, David Gottwals. William Con- *
ray, Grace Brasse. Miss Thomson. Ellen 'larrison, Emma Schmidt. Lena Sterner,Jellie Lightfoot, Marie Brown.Bennlng.Mr. Shilling, Jane Petrie, Ed- w
rard Davis, William Strauss. Arthur Eleile. EZston Gill, Julia Pair. Ekkehart Jlenze, Edith Mojonnier, Mary Helvin, Flelen Sheriff, Ethelwyn Hancock. CWheat ley.Louis Denit. Raymond Espti- L
a. Walter Heinard. Wilbur Stover. Helen T'albert. Mabel Lewis. Helen Ilandlboe. -Arlarion Hook. Jennie May Potter. David C>avis. Rose Holmes, Doris Carr, Garnet .A'urtis, Walsh Gibson, Charles Wilson, I si
L*Moee U/.lmoo P.iciii i 4 *nln VI r'I l iiiin a, f aui i ikvoma ' vj«.. *»
Smily Zicr. Helen Kolilnier. (Mara Kraus,-e Hov Mann. Douglas Gibion, Helen Etomhiit, Miriam Schrack. Marguerite elowes. TArthur.Erancesea Spano. Xiim Davis. js<Miarles Morton. liobert Miller. Dorothy tl(nsten, Jennie Colton. William I.. Marsli. \Blake.Max Kotz. Mabel Moore. Ruth | F
Hart in, Pearl Bowers, Nellie Walters,fames Humes. Esther Rosenberg. Ralph 1,("inter,Cleo Pry. Elmore Staeklaml, ! Ianet Jardlne. Fred (Mtase. Alma Thomas, c
'atherine MeCoach, Daniel Clancy. Sarah j liuckalter, Vincent Bovello. Ruth Rosser. 1 CEsther Armstrong. Moselle Saunders, j IFuth Raum. Louise Farren. Irwin Cos-, Strove. Robert Huston. Frank Davis. Re-1 litina Clancy. William Deutermann. George IHa lone: address. William N. Compton. jMilitary Road.Gnssye Parker. James ,
Reynolds. Clarissa Rurrell. Blanche Par- p:er. Bessie I.ewis, Cleney l<ewis. Thomas i j(lien. Alzia Myrick. Lester Perry. BessieBurrell, < Mamie Parker. Pauline Mat - j,hews, Susie Watson. Madge Leiteh. \Morence Gardmon. Rutli Eubanks, l.iilie jJrinage. Catharine Webb. Edward Fas- j,on. Addison Wi nn. -Robert Webb; Joseph ^Jason. Henry Hyson. Harry Washington.Jurman Cogliill. pOrphans' Home.Clinton Jackson. Fred- prick Douglass Hunt. Eskie Mack. Miss ji. E. ShefTey; address. H. A. Plummet*.J8mes W. Patterson.Mrs. L. Davidson. ^
Fev. M. Sheafe. Lelia Morton. Jatnes Mi- gtell. Susie Williams. Ellamere Marshall, g"elix Weir. James Webb. Sterling Brown,3adie Long. Miss Marie James.John F. Slater.Charles Ross, William
ving. Maude Holmes. Albeit Taylor. Liu- jtell Smith. Alice Snowden. John Jones, ,
Futh Dofties, Chesley Lawson. Benton J
lardy. Emma Crump, Lorena Seldon. Lsa- ! e
tella Turner, Clementina Colbert. Elsie «Cewman.Bunker Hill Road.Alexander Brown,
William Dyson, Clarence Brown, LouisaBrown, Sarah Guss, Annie Johnson,lames JFrown, Wallace Burton, IreneDunnington. Lillian Proctor. Samuellohnsou. Catherine Thomas, Kate Johnton.Bennlng Road Bernard liCapman,?rank Allen, Willis Peyton, Pearle Cain,Howes Hamilton, Harriet Bell. Ruthlunnieut. Anita Davis, Elizabeth Greenly,Rev. Richard Queen.Lincoln centenary exercises.Wilbur
Stuart, John Tapscott. William. Washingion.Arthur Meadows, Ravnell Manstield.Marion Withers, Ella Wesley, Carrie Wiliams,Josephine Flarper. Pearl Clinkins,(Itnena Scott. Frank Morris. Charles Turter.Russell Smith. Nettie Crawford,
/ 'iiitv \f arlividn Tlwnori; v ««. .,» inn
lones, n»)tti<* Xoriis, Miss II. Moss. Miss 'J. M. Cropper. Mis. E. R. Clarke. Dr. D\. Lane. CAlby S. Simmons.Lottie Jones. Clara e
L«*, tiie school, Maj. A. S. Perham. Ma.i. fllosee B. Monlton.Brcokland.Rev. II. W. U. Milliugton. : ^
Kathryn Harrison, William Lynch. liar- S>kl Clayton. Helen Ringman. Marjorie iKinnan. Charles Berlin. Mary Waesehe. rErnest Boss. Bertha lleitmuller. Warren*' '3eaggs. A. I'. Kinnan. j il.angdon.Katlierine Love, l.eona Rob- p
nson. Hansel Rust. Henrietta Mason.William Robinson, Helen ilaa*. Leonard ' ilorgensen: address. Harry O. Hiue. Ann 1Vlitehell. Mary Willis Taff. Harry ClirK- '
ie, Arthur Sclie'l. II* her Brutpbaush, isGeorge Keneipp. Josephine Miteliell, An- i Ilette Harbers. Lindsay Elliott, Leah iKnupper. Bon i fan t Hamilton, Esther!:Williams and Cirae" Murphy. 1Kckington .1 >r. B. W. Kortnann. Rm.I I
<el Low, Sydnej Knowles, Thelimr Raines, ' 1
OOZF1o-OperatrDrawing (f Buyers.701 otli st.. where the big ptir
* all day in greater and greater1 in W ashington. Here's the wa
Gold Dust, pkgJefifiycom, pkg2§c Emerson Salad Oil..Huyler's CocoaHOc My Wife's S3 roup....My Wife's Maple Sirup..Lord Baltimore Tomatos:4=striimg Brooms2=qinart Glass Pitchers..
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Grandma's Powdered S<Armour's Corn BeefPacific Coast-Cond. MilkOld Virginia Herring Roe30c Lea <& Perrin's SauceAil 1I25/2C and II 5c Extrac
ier wonderful bargt. See Friday StcP the Co-Operative15-517 7th St., Si
ohn Bean. Dorothy T.,eitzell, Gilmorehompson. Katharine Rarrett. Rantlolpli{eh-hor. Arthur Aiken. John Brenner,larry Bursley, Rutli Kimball. Williamardine. Ralph Hazelbush, lanille Moan,Edward Green. Oliver Thompson.Everett Gottlieb, Geor Sterne. William'ampbell. Paul Kimball. Dorothy Marsh,atherine MeKlroy. Alfred Moran, RominSchneider. William Gush. Paulinefiehael. Alexander JolinSOii. Katherineantes. Howard Cwdmore, Theresa Me-oriald,Gar1eton_Gassell, I ..yd la Serven.lurtoi Collie, Francis atter. lowsiauman. Edgar Moore, Harold Wolfe,iester Carter, Edward Collsmore. Max.ewis. Ed'th Barnes-, Francis Breeden,rwin B. Linton.Emery.Rev. C. E. Fultz. MatildaVeisbcrg. Genevieve Kline, Edith Joneslarsy Gritton. Charles Watts. MalcolmTellington, Pauline Johnston, Mendel)rake, Ruth Mayers. Walter Ferris,Haneh* Smith. Christy Blumer, Rutharter, Ada I>ash, Bessie Linebach, Ixmlselayer, Katharine Robey. Eugenia Zeller,tavid Alexander, Lillian Browne. Harlanollie, Fred Sticken, Adele Beale, Robertiimmerll. Horace Buckley, Janet Stewrt,Samuel Miller. Hendley Jones, HarryIrr.ss. George Risk. Russell Hollingsrorth.Franklin W. Collins. NannieVyatt, Ralph Foster. Elsa Donaldson.Carbery.David McCoy, Margaret Sit?r.Helen Tate, Raymond Storch, ReedVest, Helen Stauffer. Rebecca Gardner,irrie Munnerlyn. John Smith, John Mctae,Leroy Kauffman, Charles Stevenson.Jorothy Allen, Esther Taylor, Florencelays, William Murphy, Ruth Spangler,larie Tiiomas. Marguerite Mosher. Maryiwen, Jennie Painter, Alice Patterson,lazel Dodd. Elsie Schooler. Katie Owen,"harles Knoch, Herbert Hunter. Wilberloteler. Willis Brown, Esper Crner, CurisFoote, Lillian McKenzie. Margaretloxley, Helen Rankin. Edna Beyer, Juliaierg, Anna Berg, May Boteler, J. P.lamest ami Samuel Leonard.Gales.Address by Rev. George Elisorth Whiteliouse: John Corridon. Cleada[romiey, .-\ioen .Moore. Edward Schwab,ack Coumbe. Edward Goldman. Williamtedding. Mary Farmer. Holzer llogan.liarles Bueliler. Orlean Bush. Mildredayton. Herbert Solomon. Elsie Suit,'homas Suter. Gillian Pluinmer, Ireneircher. Charles O'Brien, lldah McCabe.lifford Morrison. Frank Moore. Lloyddexander, Maxine Bradley. Mae Thomnon.Earl Hummer, Robert Highfield.lary I.armer. Mary Blackburn.Dennison.Marian Crist. .Mien Haight.Idith Thomas. Robert Woodward. FranksHarris. ' Elizabeth Andrews. Estellahomas. Helen Goding. Hannah Hendrhkr»n.Edith Thomas. Lamar Latham. E-lerKahn. Ignore Hutchinson. Roxa Roe.'irginia Winter. Hazei Smith. Haroldtodier. George Giddens. Charles Noaok.Berret.Ruth Pyles. John Schick. Alma
Caufman, F. Sanders. Alonzo Eaton,lamilton Clipper. Harry Kenner. >fararet Stuhman. Lorine McFall. Earl Bowing,William Meline, Paul Jackson. S.ippenheinier. Klsa Sanger. Dorothylutohins. Phyllis Fen wick. Elizabethimitli. J til ict Curtiss. Philip Pepper. WiliauiMnnford. Daniel Ilyland. Leta Boliu..01 tic Steiner.Tenlev.Hart Sonneman. Bernard Toreyson.Benjamin Hurdle. Guy Hurdle,hnily Barrlek. Patia Smith, Alice Marks,lary Shoemaker.CratK-h.Miss Dakin. Cliarles l.anhani.Catherine Burke. Frances Tliompsoii,linerva Dushane. Alice Sieiuland. Ethel,itrle. Evelyn Carter, Marian SLeaffer.Imma Streitz. Charles Pfeiffer. Elmerleeds. Burton Whittaker. Edmund Bahl,rin,Jessie Gamble. George McAlwee.toy Taylor. Helen Butler. Edna Taylor,taymond Osborne. Elsie Frisbe, Elma/ombardy. Viola Bevans. William Lee..ucy Graves. Raymond Gilbert, Marylontague, Esther Whitmore. Ednak-hwartz, "Watson Davis, Rev. J. E.Itewart.
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lvetcham Willis Cornish, Miss A.iumeston, Helen Roberts, Ruth uslorne,Raymond l.acey, Thornton Fishr.Rev. W. G. Davenport, Sarah Billon,Charlotte Dean, Margaret Qulnn,"rands Shanlc, Mamie Conway, JosephSartley, Emma Reh, Raymond Eno,Vorthington Waters, Julian Stevens,"harles Stevens, Clair Meade, l.uf011Reed. Myrtle rl'acook, MarorieHalns. Mattie Wlllett, I.enaVeigal. Anna Hogan, thel Farmer,Annie Hind Capt. William M.>»itter, Agnes Magruder, Albert Sweeny,Dorothy Guigon. Alma Bender, Eliza»ethHind, Frank l.angley, CharlesDean. Milton Fillius, FWlip McKeana,Vendell Walters, James Webster, FrankJotts, l.eroy Run h. Herbert King, ArhurHollows, George Myers, Helenloss, Xeita Moore. Xorman Hodges,Yatsoti Sandford, Mary Conners, ElsieJeesler. Albert Hayes, Marie McNamarn,tamlolph Pearson. Elsie Jones. Ethelnseoe, George MeKenna. Virginia Fewer,Justin Cox. Bertlia Render.Stanton Everett Garner, MargaretJraham, Marie Pyles. Ulive Frye. FIoi
ncePyles. Margaret Kappler, Edna'harron. Edna Owens. Joseph Kirchner.Webster Violet Rosenblatt. Bertha
Voir. Edith Hackman, Anita Offtetdinfer,E. C. Dutton.By r»»t|uest of Miss C.msiani e l.uebkort.
irir.eipal of the Orr School. Twining City.>. C.. tlie I.incoln exercises at 1 :V.o o'clockliis afternoon were held under the ausiii-esof 'he Ran die Highlands CitizensAssociation. Vice President Robert Rradmrypresiding. Those taking part weret F. Bradbury. Jo.in Crittenden. .\la>ditched. Edith Herbert. Helen l.oudenlager..J. Walter Mitchell. Bertha I.innsllsie Armistea.d.Abbott Marguerite di Giorgio. RgrliaWolf. Betniie Siege], Catherineoyle, I.ena Miller. Josephine Gantley.,ouls Goldberg. Elsie ''assiriy. Ida Wolf,.or Darling, Bona Poling, Margaret
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aturday Morning. |Whit*. Lenore Siegel, Samuel Arkin.Marlon Young. Mary Cordover. MerleKraft. Catherine Cable. Mildred Minoter.Anni* Brown, i^oulp Riron, Vmib or* l!ianchi, T.inwood Niennallv, George Bailey.May Wilson. Jennie De Stasin. LesuTSiegel, Ethel Harrison. Lucy Goldstein,Cecilia Bianchi. Margaret Murphy. MildredCross. Edwin Markhani. Olive Litchtield.Bertha Ross. Emma Klier. CharlesStewart. Mr. A S. Perham. Bertha Clements,Esther Bouehert. Grace Becker,Perry Prosperi. Louis De Moreland, HenryHirst). Fred liueter. Aurelia Bretow,James Lloyd. The presentation of a
"Life of Lincoln" and other books fromthe library of the late George Jacob Ahbott was a feature of the program.Van Ktiren -Rev. George M. Cumntings
Mr. S. W. Ctirriden. Eulton Kart, MatildaButler. Miss Annie Butler. FlorenceWoodworth. Genevieve Davis. MargueriteCampbell. Mae Shank Wiliard King. Fay1ette Corbin. Jennie Soper. Zaidee Green.
I Alice Qttaide. Mamie Weller. Kflie McClure,Johnson Hardy, Sibyl Sipher.Charles Walaon, Marguerite Hayes.George Anderson.Lenox.Albert Caldwell. Fannie Canter,
Anna Higham, Celeste Smith. Mabel Coot;Isey. Agnes Fear.son. Abraham Oscar. Rev.E. H. Lamar.Tyler.Grace Ryon. Alfred Sizemoote.
Myrtle Lowe. Judge O. B. Hallani. A ijguste Orange. Geneva Braunstein. MissesPenney atid Beal!.
j Buchanan.Ernest Kahlert. Rev. Eno« hinompson. t nrisune tirenuan.
Congress Heights.Annie Hind. Capt.William M. Potter. Agnes Magruder. AlbertSweeney. Alma Bender, DorothyGuigan, Elizabeth Hind. Frank Langlev.Philip McKenna, Charles Dean. WendellWalters. Milton Fillius, James Webstei.Frank Potts. George My res. I.eroy Burch.Helen Ross, Herbert King. Xeita Moure.Arthur Hollows. Norman Hodges. WatsonSandford. Mary Conners. Marie MrX.tmai'H,Elsie Geesler, Randolph Pearson.Albert Hayes. Elsie Jones. Ethel lnseoe.George MoKenny. Virginia Fowler, JustinCox, Bertha Bender.
IIn the High Schools.
A* the Eastern High School an addresson Lincoln was delivered by Simon Wolf
( at o'clock this morning.The Western High School's program
was carried out by Marjorie Wilson, MartinFisher and the school chorus. SimonWolf also addressed the school.At the Central High School those taking
part were Dr. Tindall. Miss Koenigsberger,Lawrence Wilson and J. Adam! Bede.
At M' kinley Manual Training Sche.»Ithe "Tech" orchestra played several pa;triotic ait s during the exercises. Those
j on the program were Dr. Myers. J. Mm'ley. William R. Milburn. Otto V. Gsautcr,(Harry Cobangh. Alvin Brown.
The Business High School's program includedMr. Rice. Ali*s Fonts. Miss t'n-s!land, Mr. Spransy. Miss Myers Miss Boswell.Alt Butt. Aiiss Alcredith. .Mr I'can,Mr. Moors.
POST OFFICE CHANGES.
Appointments and Promotions AreAnnounced.
The following appointments in the PostOffice Department are announced:
i Theodore W. Swift of Massachusetts,post office inspector at Sl.UOn per annum
wiin per niem. in me cmce ot ino
Postmaster General, and Caleb M. I'larkof Maryland, rlerk ai $1.40o per annum,in the office of the first assistant postmastergeneral. Mr. Clark having beentransferred from tiie Washington, L>. C..posi office.Also the following promotions:Loi*el M. Morgan of West Virginia.
clerk, from *1,t**t to $1,800, in the officeof the first assistant postmaster general,vice George W. Reik, and Arthur C. Hoi- «
deh of Massachusetts, clerk, from $1,4noto Jl.tiOO per annum, in the office of tlafirstassistant postmaster general, viseI-orel N. Morgtin. promoted.
Held for the Grand Jury.Charged with stealing a box of merchandisefrom the Norfolk and WashingtonSteamboat Company July la.-i
Thomas Nixon, arrested seveia.1 days ago
by policemen of the fourth precinct, was
given a preliminary hearing in tiie Police ,
Court this morning and held In $.Vir» bondfor the action of the grand jury. In dor> V 1.11 4 1... 1 . r.. _ l 4 I M
lauii 01 uan i in- iipiviiuaiii was lfinanii'u
I to jail.
Progress of Revival Meeting.At the revival in Cosmopolitan Temple
Baptist Church, colored, Kev. Simon I*.\V. Drew, pastor, preached last night on
the "Phlllppian Jailer." lie said that theman found liis way to salvation through"conviction, contrition, conversion and'confession." It was announced that thetime ami route of the midnight street r*
jligions parade, which will mark the cio-e| of the meetings, will he made public next
j Sunday.Iowa Monument to Allison.
I'KS MOINES, Iowa February II The ,
| senate committee of the |o\va legislaturetoday re -unintended the passage of theDodge hill providing $|o.iho for tli eie.-;i ion of * monument to the lute Senator\V. I! Allison on the statehou*-p gi oiiitds.Tic* hill lias a provision thit the approipriation shall not he 'n excess of ;: » percent of ilie cost ot the structure.
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