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CRANBERRY.

On Tuesday evening. August 30. an
evening social vas held at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. Israel Utz
Church street. Westminster The
evening was spent in playing a num-
Der OF up 10 date games. and instru.
mental music. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel utz. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. NJ. Fleiahaner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Autz. Misses Helen Beard, OF
Washington. d. =. Mary and Ida utz
OF Washington. D. e.. OWE Miller
Emma Kemner. TreYah Utz, Goldin
Mcclellan. Sarah Little. Larue Hahn
Hilda Miller. Sarah kemper. Mamie
Viola and Carrie Snyder. Of Snydera-
burg; Charles MItten and II. Sullivan
of Manchester. Murray Wisner, OF
Union Mills. Geo. +. Hahn, A. G.
Hammett. HOY Rnthrauff. II. Beard
Elyie Snyder. Harry Nusbaum, John
Beard. Daniel liz. Harvey Nusbaum,
Walter shipleY and Walter Miller.
both of sandYsLIIa. Music was fur
nished by the Cranberry Station Man
dolin Club. until late hour, when re-
freBhments we're served We also
wish to advise !. Q. Hammett moi 10
eat philoDena viii the ladies' again,
for be may get caught again for an
other 800 box Of candy.
Miss Stella Buckingham, who had
been very II he past week, IL improg-
ing
Roy Beard. Of Washington. d. G.
has returned home after spending a
number Of weeks With relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. 7. II. Fleiahauer and Miss
Hilda Miller. Of Westminster, spent the
past Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. James
Hahn.
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FIsKsBURG.

Miss Marietta L.assell. Of Baltimore.
i Ihs guest Of Miss Lillian HI
MIHz D. Elizabeth Raider Is spending
he ssek visiting friends In baltimore.
Mr.. John { Melville and children.
o. FTedefIeksburR. Va have returned
home after spending several weeks
nth her parents. Mr.. and Mr. :. =.
Homer
Mrz Mary Pierce OF Baltimore. Il
spending Home time az the EuHzI 81
her brother. DR.. s l.. Moor.
HIzH Charlotte Gore and Master
William Gore. OF Baltimore. have Re.
turned home after spending several
daYz sIlh the formers sister. N.
II HsnIz
NIaa Beulah sweadner, OF Frederick.
county. Il visiting friends IN thIH Il
eInII..
Mrs. 7 {. stocksdaIe Is spending
some tine IN HAMPSTEAD
MIaH Mullie Moor has returned
10 baltimore after spending the sum
mer # her home.
Richard Plant Is spending some
time n hIa home. Little Falls. ). :.
Several cases of typhoid fever are
reported IN our nelghborhood.
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Mr.. and MrH. HIIner Pittlnger and
little daughter Margaret spent Sunday
with Mrs. piIIInger'a parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Smith. Of Wakefield.
Mr.. and ~. 0den Fogle and Mrs..
Warner enenL Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Foele.
Mr.. and MrE. :. I. Fleming Rhea
and infant son visited Mrs. FlemIng's
parents from Saturday until Sunday.
Mrs. Warner. Of IohnsVille,is spend
Ing several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. 0den TogIe. "a
a Miss Evelyn Bond. of Marston, IL
spending some time with her cousins.
the Misses Fleming.
Misses BerYI. Amanda and Yelma
Fleming an brother. Carton, called
on Mr.. an - Cen F0gie Sunday
Don't forget Ne picnic this satur-
day afternoon II the Sans Greek n.
~. Church.
Misses YeIma and Beryl Fleming
paid 1ylHE .IsII To New Windsor
TUESDAY aIlsTn90n.a s#Hq -
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DEENEnsVII.LE.

Mr.. and Mrs. brook Gilbert. Of
Washington. =. e. spent Thursday
with his father. Samuel Gilbert
Rev. Il. y DoIY. of Westminster.
spent Sunday afternoon with John
Henry BenneT.
Mics Addie Frazier has returned TO
her home IN Washington. ID. c., after
spending some Tine With Mrs. Clara
Tate.
Mr.. and Mr.. Noah W. Miller spent
Sunday with Levi Myers. of Pleasant
Valley.
Keener Bankerf and family spent
Sunday with Harry Keefer. OF Union
town.
Mr.. and hrs. Samuel Gilbert enter
tanned on Sunday the following !:
Clarence BlaxIon and family, Luther
Utermahlen and family. VIM. Jones
and family and Mollle Reindollar,
daughter Grace and son Dennis.
Samuel Miller and family attended
the family reunion at his sisters, Mrs.
Annie Troxell. Of I.adiesburg, on
August g.
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W01DDIEE.

The water supply of this Vicinity
is getting 70. be serious problem.
Wells, springs and streams are fail
ing fast. The water IN the Patapsco
Is lower than ever known.
A great many Of the enthusiastic
base ball boys oTf1hfs town enjoyed
a game OF ball 1t Svkesvilie on Labor
Day. SykesvIlle and Mt. Airy teams
fought the battle. sykesyille coming
out the winners. 8 to 0. Frank EW-
ings vas IN favor Of Mt Airy, but
came home with wet feathers.
The young men Of this town have
been very lonely since the young
ladies of Baltimore. Misses Lille Cor
such, Emma Gorsuch. Minnie Cor
such and MerI Houek have returned
home. They spent two weeks with
T. III. Gosnell There have been many
postcards exchanged since they re-
turned, one stating that their trunk
had been tempered with.
The people o. Woodbine are an
ticipating 4 new school house for this
town. and viii walt On the school COM
missioners at Westminster in the near
future. The town l. growing rapidly
and is in need Of a new building.
MANY SnlluIen 4eu1alneu hOlue rum
school last winter on the account OF
the distance and bad weather.
Misses Sofa Grimm. Gladys Butler
and Sherman Buckingham spent La
Dor Day at Woodstock picnic.
The farmers are very busy hauling
fertilizer and preparing for seeding.
Chestnut season - looked toward
to-
l.. II. GosneII spent Labor Day In
Baltimore.
Fanton & Keasler have open
ed an IN 10 date meat market. making
another Improvement to the rapidly
growing town.
Harry Pickett. Of Day. Md, is haY-
ing fine cottage built on his prop
erty at WoodbIna. The home will be
occupied b. Charles l.. Appler and
family, of sykesYille. about October /.
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WAKEFIELD.

Granville !. nIxier Is confined To
his bed With typhoid fever. but l.
slowly improving At present.
]. T. babylon Is having his barn
and other ouIbuIldinss painted. Tru-
man uabkIon ana GUY Babylon are
the contractors
9 Alfred :. babylon. carpenter. Is
making some extensive improvements
to ]. F. nahxlon.s barn.
The carpet has arrived for the Brick
M. r Church and il beautiful all
wool With green trimmings. Ii takes
1876 yafds u cover the floor. The
church Is nov one Of the finest In the
county,.
A crowd n about 30 young people
of near nnIontown gave Charles
Goodman complete surprise satur-
day evening IazI. It was his birthday.
Mrs. Warner. Of York. Pa. Is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. @, q. Bixler. 1t
this nlaee
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UEIosTeHs DISTRICT.

Mrs. Thomas Gil. of Baltimore, YIa-
tied her sister MIRA Wesley Gilbert,
the past week
Mrs. Samuel Repp and children are
visiting friends IN Baltimore.
| Harry noutson. of Baltimore. i
/ spending the week with hts mother.
Mrs. Missouri Rnnison.
! Professor Robert Brandenburg, Of
Southern Carroll. Was the guest Of
Rev. and MTa &. ]. Hill this week.
I Miss Anna Forrest. a returned mis-
| sionary from japan. viii speak In the
VI. 2 Church On Sunday morning n
I 1880 O'Clock
Special missionary service In the
Lutheran Church on Sunday evening
\ ut o'clock. Mf. Hixon Bowersox.
Of Gettysburg Theological Seminary.
will address The society.
Master Elmer Yingilng. of naItI-
more. and friends are stopping With
Mt. and n Frank Eekard They
came upon their wheels.
Miss Ella Team found violet
blooming n her yard September lat.
Miss Helen Eekard. Of Sans Creek.
and MiHH Margaret Royer. OF West
minister. aHe Waiting Mr. and Mr..
Harvey ETI.
Miss Beatrice Fairfield. OF Washing
ton. d. {. Hpent Sunday with Misses
Grace and MaFY Fox.
Mr. and Mfa Thomas Cover. o.
Winchester. -. made an automobile
trip from Philadelphia 10 Uniont0Wn
on Sunday They dIned with Mr.. and
Mfa. James Cover and went To York
on their I'D n The evening
HeY. :. J. III has been gathering
ripe straw berries from his patch for
three wesEa n longer
Miss saIIIs Davis. OF Washington.
aud Nj UaxIz. If New York. we're
gueats O IT md nra. James Cover.
this week.
Mr. and Ara. George selby spent
suhdaf II EIIIIeHovn
Mf and -. Leonard Babylon, If
Maybefrg. nd III and Mira James
YIN. q Silver Hnn. spent Sunday With
SIR aud - IN. Rodkey.
Elmer Murray. o Frederick, L
visiting liz father. rev. l.. r. Murray.
Mlaa GTaE. UaKllbigz returned o.
Sunday fTam Isl to baltimore
Mf anH -. Thomas Cover. Of Ia
ton. afe visiting III Mary Cover
III Hz###ZZ# 6#HAHAA AWt E#HAA#=
men. one I'm Union Bridge aud tn
other from EHIanIoNn drove into eaeh
other Fortunately the collision result
cd IN uothln. mote than damaged r.
hlcieH
Mrs. Andre Gafle. Of Baltimore.
visited II ~ III Wesley RodkeY
the fifH1 q IL Heek when she r.
turned ahs - accompanied By her
daughter. reaFl nodkey. who haa
bean fIHIIInE Mf and Mrs RodkeY
aud her HIHIaE. nnhF Rodkey.
Mr. and - Ernest HaTbaugh. o.
Milton. p Visited Mr. and Mrs..
Samuel HaTEaush the past week.
Mrs. Milton shrlner and aun
ShrseYe aFe visiting friends az Pleas
ant NallH#.
Mrs Martin HeFer of Harrisburg.
and Mr.. Alfred Enslar. OF New Wind
sor. we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Dur
rier GnnEznnu he paBt week.
Miss Hui Grnmnaeker. OF Union
Bridge. i visiting her grandmother.
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LINRBORO.
5 have commenced cutting

Farmers have commenced cutting
on enrn
I'm Alta Swan. Of Hampstead.
Hpant few DAYS with friends here.
Xe could stand little more naIn.
Af. and Mrs. s {. shearar spent
Sunday with Henry shearef. Of Heck
IefHfllle. Nd.
Mra. Henrietta Kopp. Of Baltimore.
Hpent few DAYS with her relatives.
: namber Of young folks xenI on
he Labor Day excursion 10 Baltimore.
Mfa. ]. l. Holman and daughter
Ethel made a trip 20 Hanover o. TUES
das.
:. +. Kerohner and family return
Il home On Saturday after spending
several DAYS at Baltimore and phIla-
delphIa.
IN Tuesday evening the young folks
q IIneboro and vicinity give : sur
uHIza and Handkerchief shower n Miss
EIheI Hoffman. In honor Of her 18th
birthday. Those present Here Mr.
and Mrs. ]. j. Holman. Misses bertha
Dub. Sarah Wertz. Mary Konp. Corn
Vent. Carrie Tracy. Alta Swan. LII
lie Nentz. Alice Kopp. Annie Tracy.
MaTY Snyder. Edna Krenz. Mang
Wenlz. Henry Meckley. Geo. Hupp,
noas Hoffacker. Spencer WenIz, Paul
shIIke. Charles Folk. Irwin Arm.
strong. Maurice wentz. Geo. shIIEe,
Emory Gantz. Welter Folk. John
Wentz. Vernon Krebs. Arthur Uenlz
and Paul Wentz. At . late hour re-
fHeshmenIs were served in abundance
After wishing Miss Ethel Hoffman
many more happy birthdays. they all
returned home. having spent de-
IIghIfnl evening
Mr. and Mrs. Bertran stIeYIg and
daughter and Mrs Annie Tracy have
spent few days with friends It Lew
IHLown. Pa.
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PLEASANT HILL.

John Iokea. wife and daughter lei
en-. Of LIIlleetown. Pa. and Clayton
IeEes and wife. OF Washington. :. 9.
spent laEI Sunday as guests Of IT.
George II. DutteTer.
Miss Ethel Study and Miss HenIah
DanEhman sDent Last Sunday n
guests Of Mr. Frederick zahn, Of FrIz-
elIbunE.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Irwin Dntterer. Of
Silver Hun. were quests of the IaIIer.s
narenIa.M John Thurman and family.
last Sunday.
John Stair and wife and Charles
Grabba. wife and two sons spent IasI
Sunday with Mr.. J. Augustus Ware
hIme md wife. OF near FrizelIhuTz.
mr.. Joseph cookson and daughter.
Miss Florence. spent several daYa tins
weeE With relatives at EmmIIHbnrx.
Clayton 9. Dutterer and wife spent
several DAYS last week with relatives
II New Oxford.
MT. and Mrs John 7. Funrman
spent last Monday with relatives II
Hanover Pa.
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wEsrFAIz


Health of the community. good.
The rain which fell On Friday last
WAS gladly welcomed ~
The children Of , Baumgardner
deceased. met at their home on Sun
day and decided TO sell the farm.
L. Doyle has purchased the mill
property Of VIM. Keller. t vii now
be run as DOYLE Z Sons.
The masoDs have arrived 70 erect
the wall for =. RIgIeT.s new house
and shop. which will b = great Inn
pr0yement to the town q HarrIsvllle.
]. Stambaugh and vie. 81 fancy
town, is visiting his sister. hrs. b.
Daumgardner, OF thu nlace
Our merchant. Mr. :. = HIgler,was
in Baltimore FRIDAY an1s purchased
full line OF fall aud winter goods.
Apple butter boiling nd bean hull
ms are IN progress. - zss.
William Shelters ahoI ana killed
out of IL pigeons aIHoaE shot. Who
can beat It?
Aagin our Vicinity - visited
By the stork while passing oYer. the
home OF Levi Canae.Z It Has : bounc-
Ing baby bow.
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MEDFORD.

The Brick Mite Society vii meet
q Mrs. Harry Englar's this Saturday
afternoon.
Wm. Englar Is putting n con
crete bridge at his home Eoan
neIndoIlar Is doing the work.
Seeding will be DELAYED this I'll
L i continues dry
Ms Rosa peltz. OF Baltimore. +
the guest Of Misses Bertha and Cora
DannHT.
MIas Nettie Lantz and nephew. of
Baltimore. are visiting ut Mrs. Ella
Martins.
Oh. where is the price Of timothy
seed going At present prlesH lite
seed should be sown The speeuIzz
tors. no doubt. are having . hand n
the market IL will surely make :
break b next spring
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Jacob Warehlme spent from Sat.
urday until Monday with friends.
Mrs. Maud LAWYER and Mrs. Maggie
Stevenson. Who have returned from
the hospital. are getting along as wei
as can be expected
Miss MarY shultY and Miss Carrie
Kinsly. Of WrlghtsYllle, visited Mr.
Bernslde lively over Sunday.
Miss Eva EeEafd. of York, vlslte5
her grandfather and uncle here this
week.
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TO CREDITORS.

Thia i to- give notice thai he sub
scrIbeT has obtained from the Orphans
Court o. Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters teslimanitary on the Personal
Estate Of
ABRAHAM |. GEIMAN.
late o. Carroll county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
sane. With the vouchers thereof IegalIp
authenticated. TO the subscriber. O Or
before the eth day OF AnTIl. 81 !:
they my otherwise by Law b excluded
from Ill benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th daY Of
September. 1910.
WESLEY d. eEIuzH.
aeu1=zI Acting Executor.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
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CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR KElGHleas. 5seaah
SYKEEFuIE.


Leave all subscriptions, aaTertise-
nents and job seEk : HalEsr v.
Ritter's Tonsorih Parlers. leeal agent.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
YEARS
AT OBSERVATORY
Aged Clerk Congratulated
by His Associates.

Thomas Harrison yesterday celebrated
his sixty-third anniversary as clerk In
the Naval Observatory. lie is eighty-two
yasrs old and still active. z. a. Bolger.
ST saking for his associates al the OBJ
servatory, assured Mr.. Harrison OF their
most sincere admiration and appreciation
OF his work
Mr.. Harrison. no said. had made for
himself place in the hearts Of all OF
his associates. and although he had
worked under many chiefs. all spoke IN
the highest terms OF his ability and high
character. II was unfortunate. however,
he said. that the government had not
long since rewarded him with substantial
retirement even though he is to-day one
or the most efficient men connected with
the Observatory.
In reply. Mr.. Harrison said that he had
outlived two generations of men since ne
had been connected with the observatory,
beginning, as ne did, IN 1873. In this
period the nation has grown from $500
600 TO 90 .OO00 at the present day, and,
simultaneously. the Observatory had
grown from an infant institution until II
has reached it's present leading place
among the scientific institutions or The
world
The late Dennis I4origan, who for fifty
years was associated with Mr.. Harrison,
was one OF his oldest friends. He said
that he was but one OF the long list OF
faithful workers the department has had.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
". A. PoRTERFIELD DEAD.

The announcement Of the sudden death
Of William A. Porterfeld. in Brooklyn.
n. l.. last Sunday. was a shock 10 his
many friends in Washington.
He was well known In financial circles
here. having been prominently identified
with the local street in the SOS.
Since leaving Washington. in 1862. Mr..
Porterfield was located in Chicago and
other large cities OF the West returning
20 New York several years ago and form
ing a connection with Thomas Gibson,
OF the Corn Exchange Bank Building.
Mr. Porterfield was member OF the New
York Cotton Exchange, a member OF
Columbia Commandery, No. 2. and Leb-
anon Lodge, No. Z, Of this city. and
Medinah Mystic Shrine. of Chicago.
Mr. Porterfield retired last Saturday
night apparently in the best OF health.
and his death was not discovered until
the Monday following, when the maid
sought 10 call him. Death was due TO
enlargement OF the heart lie is survived
by his wife. a daughter, Margaret, and a
son. William a. jr. The son is in Kansas
City and was unable TO come East With
his mother and sister.
Mrs. Porterfeld and her daughter will
leave Washington az o'clock this morn
ing with the body for Wiiliamsport, Md,
where the funeral will take place. In
terment viii be in the old Porterneld
burial lot there.
They win be accompanied by Mr.. Frank
Porterfield. brother OF the deceased, and
Mrs. Macdonald. wife OF DIT. Arthur
Macdonald, Of this city. and sister of
the deceased.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
SMALLEST BID $2,S5O,O0O.
New York City to Get an Uptown
Post-offIce.

Bids for the new uptown post-office In
New York were opened in the Office of the
Supervising Architect here yesterday.
There were ten bidders. That submitted
by r. E. Hennlngham. of New York. was
the smallest. 2S60,0O0.
The next lowest bid was put in by the
George A. Fuller Company. Of New
York, who wanted s2,Se4.0OO for the job
The highest bid was put In by Connors
Bros. Company, Of Lowell, Mass, who
asked S3,606,0OO r. Z. Henningham esti-
mated that he could finish the work IN
twenty months. II is not compulsory
that the lowest bidder be given the work,
bur It Is likely that Henningham will in
this case.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
Two Great Achievements.
LEGISLATOR AT BEDSIDE.
Wife of Representative Mckinney
Lies Unconscious In Hospital.

Representative James Mckinney. Of
Aledo H., spent last night at Emergency
Hospital by the bedside OF his uncon-
sclous wife. who was stricken with apo
plexy about II o'clock In the morning
while walking In Fourteenth street, near
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Although the patient had not regained
consciousness at an early hour this morn
ing. hope for her recovery Is entertained
DR.. Charles ". Brown. OF l4ii X street
northwest. Is attending Mrs. Mckinney,
Representative and Mrs. Mckinney
have been in Washington since Friday,
coming here after closing their home in
Illinois for the winter Mrs. Mckinney
left her husband al Pennsylvania avenue
and Ninth street yesterday, saying she
intended shopping before she returned 10
their apartments, In the Portland
a few minutes after she started walk
ing north In Fourteenth street she fell,
sustaining an injury 10 the nose which
caused a hem0rrhage. Charles Hamilton.
newspaper man, called a taxicab, and
Mrs Mckinney was removed 10 the hos
Dital, where DR.. Harry :. Lewis attended
her until the arrival OF Or. Brown.
Representative Mckinney reached the
hospital half an hour later. and remained
at the bedside of his wife.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
INVITED BY CURTISS.
Dickinson and Meyer Asked 20 De-
tail Officers nt Los Angeles.

Secretaries Dickinson and Meyer have
been invited by Glen II. Curtiss 10 detail
an army and naval onlceg for training
and observation at the CurtiSs aviation
training camp. outside OF Los Angeles,
Cal
The War Department does not know
Just what II would do with an aviator II Il
had one. and not before the first OF the
year VIII the department know It's
financial position regarding aviation.
The department has already two ON
GERS who know how 10 ny. Lieut.. Frank
p I.ahm and Lieut.. 3. D. Foulois, who is
in charge of the Wright machine at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
As for the Navy Department. 1t has not
even determined Just what branch viii
take up asronautlcs, II any does
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
BALTIMORE GIVES SUPPORT.
Washington May Seek the Panama
Canal Exposition in 1915.

II Washington decides to make a cam
paign to procure the international EXPOSE
ton celebrating the opening of the Pan
anna Canal In 1915. she win have the
hearty cooperation of Baltimore COM
mercial interests in the effort.
n. NJ. Parrot, secretary OF the Trav-
elers and Merchants Association OF Bal
timore, appeared before the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday and submitted a
resolution adopted by the Baltimore as
ISOLATION advocating the holding of the
celebration in the Capital.
1t is expected that a joint committee.
representing the two cities, VIII be ap-
pointed if an extensive campaign is In
augurated
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
DEATHS REPORTED.
December /.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Robert Stewart Is years, u. s. Soldiers Hons.
Augustus W. Blood. 81 years, q. S. soldiers Home
William F. Heron years. l7a0 Park road NV
Martin II. Hughes. IS years, Govt. Hosp. Insane
James z Rel. IS years. 1903 Dent place nv.
John l.. FLYNN, IS seaFs 3$ lith s. nv.
Lena A. skunk, IS years, lIO E. Capitol st.
Susan Pennan s. YEAR, Home Aged and fnhrm.
Ruth X, Bissett. 20 year, i4s9 Fairmont 81. nv.
Mary T. Crawford g years I40 n. Capitol 81.
John W. Fa-ran. r.. u years, Govt. Hosp Insane.
Virginia Hibbs. IS years, 1916 ~ st. sw.
Marcus W Howard. 70 years, iS1 N e.. nv.
Annie Mclaughlin. IS years. i0Z Sd 81. nv.
Edward NJ. Taylor. 20 years, 80 \. J. ave. nv.
James NJ Lehman, month"; Children's Hosp
cOLORED-
GeneEier Matthews, 20 years, Wash. Asy. Hosp.
zippoFah Proctor. Sc years 1884 Fla. ave. NV.
Jerry j. johnson, % YEAR, Wash. Asy. Hosp
William NJ LOweFy 50 years go l2th ST. ne.
Marion s. Brown. S. years. SoS Sd ST. se.
Henry Hunter Is years. tuberculosis Hosp
Foster Burt 81 years. Freedmen's Hosp.
Miggie sinms months l21 Blagdens al. nW.
William A. Green, 7 days. 1913 Ward court NV.
Mary Ford, days 1901 ST. NV.
Martha Ford. IS hours 1901 z ST. nv.
Infant OF Edward and Ethel Jackson. Is hours.
Nat. Homeo. Hosp
Infant Of william H. and Maria Harris. Y hour.
us 10Th &. se.
Infant Of Albert and Beatrice Nelson, fsS min.
utes. lsls CcEington 81 NJ.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
riage licenses have been issued to the follow,

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the follow
ing:
sherman Smith and Georgia WAllAca.
Jesse 3. Haskins and Pearl Taylor.
Eugene S. Gaskins and DAISY Primrose.
Roeo srieha and Helen L Daily.
Phillip T. Cox and Clara L KyiA
joiner Gaines, Of Howard County. Md. and LoaiGa
johnson, Of this city,
Robert o. u. F. Murphy and Mar5 @. Haekstt.
Fleming ]. Johnson and Elizabeth Alsop.
Harry Abelman and Jennie GeTstin.
TaIbert A. Smith and Mar A. snee.
Henry Z. Lewis and Oda n Long.
John NJ. Barber and Hattie r Jackson. both q
Vienna Va
Nor7asns o. Powell and Msry <. Melton. both Of
Richmond, Va.
Carl W. Nelson and lena Y. Martin. both o.
Richmond, Va
Edward l. BARLEY and Bessie O. Hi;s. both Of
Hels5n County, Va
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
BTRTHs REPoRTEp,
WHITE.

WHITE.
Thomas ard Blanche Summers. girl
John w. and Rebecca Bailey. girl.
Joseph I. and Pearl A. Kelly. girl.
Giuseppe and Giuseppe di Blast. bog.
Ambrose I, and Mary L. A. Higdon. girl.
Phillip Z. and Mary a. Schultz, girl.
Frank ]. and Elizabeth '. Schoenbaursr. boy
William 4. and Edith S. Mcguire. girl.
Eeah J. and Rosa BnInihaugh, girl
salvatore and Rosie MancellinO. girl.
Joseph W. and Blanche !. BEckeT, boy.
William A. and Zella Lynch. sir.
James ]. and Anna V. Higgins, boy.
COLORED.
wiIIiala II. and Maria Harris. bog.
H0ssaFd and Maud Addison. bog.
joseph S. and Ellen Z. Boiling, bog.
Willie and Lucy Frazer. boy.
Fenton and Emma j. Wilson. girl
Lewis and Ellen Bell. bog.