davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-24
FOR SALE.
Fine Combination Horse

Easy driver or rider for LADY, years
old-in best condition; will show in
Grenada any Saturday, or drive out to
Kirkman school house and enquire for
me. Alex. McBlain,
4-l7-4t Rural Route No. 2.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-24
Strayed.

April 10, from near Tie Plant, one
short horn COW; red color and will weigh
about 600 lbs. Horns curved and about
2 inches sawed off each. Branded with
'on right hip. Lamar Bros.
ATT Tie Plant.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-24
Duck Eggs for Sale.

Pure fawn and white Indian Runner
duck eggs. These are the ducks that
lay the big, white eggs. and have the
finest that time and money can pro-
duce. $3.50 for Is eggs.
Mrs. E. l.. Mcdaniel.
4-l7-tf 322 Elm st, Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-24
Cattle Dlpplnq Notice.

Parties having cattle in Grenada or
the county which they desire dipped
should have them at the vat Saturday,
April 25. W. L. Ensdsiey.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-24

For /
Five room cottage
months of June, Jul
4.24-tf S. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Police Dogs Run DOwn
Fugitive at MamarOneck

alroos. inaccessible ground, and as they
neared a particularly rocky spot shot
was fred from hill nifty feet above
them. In a few seconds the dogs came
upon a wounded man who had attempt.
cd 20 kin himself when he saw the
huge. wolfike ANNA which we're re.
lertlessly trailing him.
He gave himself up and was carried
20 a hospital, where he will probably
recover.
This case again proves how vslusbls
these German shepherd dogs can De 70
a notice department which knows hox
10 use them 20 get the best results.
Had the dogs been put on the trail
2.ben the murder was first discovered
h would have saved the detectives a
day and a half Of fruit.ess search. Be-
sides the actual saving human en-
ergy and the lack Of danger 70 the
men. IA simple fact that snerifs snn
uolice departments own these dogs
would probably act as q deterrent
Criminals know that with the help %
me dogs they stand little chance %
ON the records I'm the training school
for police dogs are several wonderful
cases. For instance, tho trailing o. a
little girl who had wandered away and
had been lost for more than two weeks
before the dogs were sent after her;
also. the trailing Of q murderer m Gro
tors who had gone 20 a hotel, changed
his clothes and gone by train 20 a
different town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
THE WAR AND DOG SHOWS
Many English Fixtures Are
Already Cancelled.

American fanciers have been Won
dering just what effect the war viii
have on the dog shows in America.
In England, naturally, the effects Of
the war are already felt in various dl-
rections. "Our Dogs' says: Several
agricultural and dog show executives
whose fixtures are announced 10 take
place shortly have, loo the face of the
present state of affairs in the country,
found 10 advi- able some TO- abandon
and others 10 postpone their shows
So far this course has been decided
upon by the Denbigh and Flint Agri-
culture Society in connection with its
show fixed TO be held az Mold on Au-
gust 10; Keightlcy Agricultural SHOW,
on August IS; Weymouth and WesseX
Canine Associations show. on August
10, and Carnaryon open dog show, on
September 26. The following shows
have been postponed: Rhyl, August
u: Barnard Castle, August -, and
Huddersfeld, August %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Trace Italian to Hiding Place,
Where He Shoots Him
self to Avoid
Capture.

The German shepherd dogs from the
training school for police dogs at Ma,
maroreck. 81. r., had chance TO Dc OF
great service 20 the residents OF west
Chester County recently, and, m iaicI
TO the county ~ large, for the ltalian
thew were set % trai. was charged
with murder.
Nearly half a hundred deputies and
policemen Of The county had been on
Inc hunt FOR eight hours. when Sherih
DOYLE decided 20 call on Henri baer
and Bruno Hoffman for help. IL was
daybreak when Mr.. Baer left home
with two Of his dogs and set out FOR
Silver Lake, where there was a possible
clcw.
ment which had belonged {, the rug
tive. and after few seconds Of nosing
around the wonderful animals dashed
down hin in the direction Of a big
woodland.
The authorities had thought that the
hunted man might be in hiding in TINS
part Of the county. as he had not had
time TO get very far away and the sur
rounding country furnished no cie"'
The dogs found a trail which led over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23

n ----.--- =. ~. ,-,,-I.,,- $1,000
'" C,
az the Lynn Kennel Club bench show,
held at Lynn. Mass. on FRIDAY. were
s- forIov--.
So f.sr.s-4- ,4or-. ls---e0 Count AIRS D.
E. keur tus+.r prcrae-t; rowland
-l-rIr l;rn..i.-f Kennels
p-s.t..' o.'......-.4s '5ogy, Ivan rs-ref
,,. r. No. ~ tr-,..-,...-
.. . g..-.
4 t.,.h.s,
-t..-.t.. ,, .'D-' 80 So Sf.T..n
..... ....-. -....-- a
gu, io S.., &c. Nt-.ro4 f,,-i
~, KY" 70
r,f.ts.. t..4.. puruvrrefa Taurrefot.
,, '..' va. t-',t r,,,,.,,, ri,gres
,', r,.-,,,.,.,.o.y. Ron
''-''.
...t ......s ,+ora yCo,4--o,. Rock
b. -. ...f-t'l-, ru-t.s- Vyiffoe--
i.'.t it sweet a .,''ho. %. ,... i5,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
WILL RACE WHIPPETS
Novel Contests at Bryn Mawr
Late Next Month.

There will be whippet dog racing Al
Bryn Mawr, Penn, on Friday and Sat
urday. September % and %, held m
connection with the annual horse and
hound show. There are two handicaps
for whippets Twenty-Five pounds weight
and under. The Bryn Mawr Handicap
will be run over distance OF 20O
Yards. and the Radnor Handicap al 100
wards. Each event is a sweepstase OF
S. for each dog, with 800 added money.
The track rs an exceptionally good
one. Il is level and consists Of trst
class turf. The management Of the
horse show proposes to make the whip
pet meeting an attractive feature and
pieces of plate will be added 70 the
cash prize +. Berwind Chase, Radnor,
Penn. is chairman Of the whippet com
mittee, and Freeman Lloyd, New York,
clerk Of the course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
SPECIAL PRIZES
AT RUMS0N SHOW
Exhibitors at Red Bank
VIII Have Many Chances
10 Win HOnOrS.

Special prizes arc still. pouring IN
Ga. ..--,.....r- az tho Rumeon Kennel
..L ...rt d, hold Of the
N.-' -"'.' .,..
Rcd Bank FAIR 0f"unts on Ha'oi ""''
certomhor D.
,r-e " Clarence Harvey has offered
.---t.. co.. che host MUMMY bitch
rt.. ,.
never having won a special This com
petition IS o0cu TO au. NfS. H.I EeF
also offers stein for the best h''ch'
excluding che winner az TINS snow.
The Harcye Imp Memorial loving cur,
u.s. challenge trophy Tor iae pest
uatrou iu che show 20 DE won I'VE
-uc- Mrs Harvey trophies arc TOT
Boston terriers
u. Prentice Kellogg has remcmhered
the ecr,ruerkes with beautiful SILVER
-r- valued AZ sos
Bulldogs have the greatest number
Of specials The Quaker City club
offers. to- members only, cup for the
best puppy and another for the hest
American bred dog or bitch. Edwin DE-
rr-lr offers the champion Pftlaud
tr.-Lv for +re hest American bred
t.- IN Ir-rro the property of The
....,.-.,. .-o,.r, +ho greatest number
......... 5..-,,,, +te wear
'' .- p,.-r9.,,- cTer. the xii
'o..'. ~. ... Ll.. American bred
guy .-.--..ll r,- .,r5s, sim,
'. .i....-. r4,.e-l I Dovlir offers
a conc. III. l'... t,- NV b,teb. IN
...-,.--... ~ the ~evbor
'e'o... -..... -,.--b,, 81 victo-
scoring .'.
r.-t..-- .r.-. .t. voo5rrsf.
..ss-.t.. .-, tto bos- Amer,
't t'''' ...t Nod h. t1e ov-
.- p-,~bscL offers the
hlo.or -aNIoa hooI oaO'. ~" ,-.,.,r-
Dont, h'I-e; .,'F.l, -. Tao In
owning me 'es- r, .s''.~C.t" 49,. bo
me IW'. l.aSs. - --. , ..or'. -.ir rgitb
'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
LAST CALL FOR LEN0X
Entries for Show Will Close
on Thursday.

This is the last call for entries for
the Lenox show. They will close ON
Thursday. with Miss Margaret Brig
ham. Special arrangements have been
made 20 take care OF the entries from
Bybcrrv and Toronto.
Money is offered IN an OF the regu-
lar classes, so that a champion rating
Is assured
Last year two points were granted.
and this year the superintendent and
bench show committee are working
hard for a three-poiut show
The an FOUNDERS will be James Nor
timer and Harry Lacy Premium lists
may be- obtained from the super.ntend-
cnt, or az the Office Of Field and
Fancy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
PUG KIDNAPS TORTOISE
English Fancier Tells Story
About His Sagacious Dog.

A Wormwell, an English fancler, who
rs interested i'm that breed which has
become almost extinct no America, viz
pugs. claims that he has the most
eagacious dog IN the country and 10
prove IL he quotes the following:
About six months ago tortoise went
10 live i'm the home of Master Pug and
he proved 10 be a source of never end
ing interest TO the canine. contingent.
one dav last week Mr. Wormwell
was surprised 10 find Master Pug with
another tortoise in his mouth which he
carried and placed beside the first tor
toise. Where he had annexed the new
comer was mystery, but he evidently
thought that two are company and that
il would be much more exciting 10
watch pair of tortoises at play than
lust q lone representative Of the genus
ChelOnia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
DACHSHUN0E IN FAVOR
Chosen by English Judges for
Best in Show.

Dach shundc are rapidly coming 20
The front in England and are finding
favor with more than one judge as the
best in the show.
At the Ladies Kennel Associations
omen show champion Honeystone won
the cup for the best dog or bitch IN. the
show and also the trophy for the best
sporting dog or bitch, under George
kaper.
At Cambridge, on Bank Holiday, the
gpccial for the best in the show went
10 Percy Heyward's Hitchey Coo, under
J. J. H3lgate. At Sandy Show Mr.. Hey
ward has offered a trophy for the best
dachshund in the show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Summary of Winners
at the Lynn Dog ShOW

4t NH! -,-,--
AirelaIH te.Il'I- 'loE6, '''.i 5I
- 0'.Htn 'aH lIIh ,,l,,. 'r.'l..'.
' ,I r'..t-e--. ~ ,..,-re
s.i,. ,,.t...
.c--i,-. Igf-o.tat-e4. I.c.l Tam
-. ,,.,. Am. Moor. NV York
i''.'' DO
-r,f.,, te--fare t4oesI-Grauc slam. H.
PISS 1900 [rs Work ON. Bitches
49, N r... p-.-fo.
No., ,roCsto.t historic.
,f-. ~.
d.. DO. '.-'. po.toss, Roy
- pi..,.s nan,
A.'Ae..l.. , ...s,s1 ,-,.,,. wilson Nj
.-.''''''
i',, ,,..,.,..4 -t.t., t.rrio-s Dog. End
,..'f. $500, Mr.. william Read ID. Bos-
t,...a 1.,,r..ff Nfjlfa Mrs Will
,.--
i'' ~ '..-.. non. and bitches RrvnIin
IT,. 'r,.ii ,.1r.lor eorfh Lincoln
f ~ ..,.i... Dos Rad News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Fine Little Broadoak Beetles.

The champion Boardoak Beetle strain
seems 70 be we'll established a. th,
Eltinge Kennels Of Mrs Stanley v.
Nurick. Of Sheepshead Bay.
4 litter Of five puppies has Just ar.
rived in the kennels They are sired
bv Mrs. Harper lie Chin, who is a son
OF Boardoak Beetle. The proud moths,
ie Baa Bee Of Eltinge, a black grand.
daughter o. Broadoas.
I'm the litter are three little girls
one a perfect black and tan, and tao
boys, ore Of which also IS black.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
HANDS ACROSS THE SEAS
English Fancier Picks Amer
lean Name for His Dog.

The influence Of things American IS
assuredly making itself felt in England
when one Of their foremost fanclers
will chose Hitchy Zoo as a name for
his dog. This is the eognomen Of the
little black and tan dachshund matron
which won for the best bitch Of all
breeds az the recent Cambridge show.
Hitchy Hoo is the property of Percy
Haywood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
TITLED TO PICK TITLES
Distinguished English Fan
ciers for International Show.

A number Of well known English
fsnciers have consented TO act on the
board of directors Of the international
Dog Exhibit which viii be held al the
parama-Pacifc Exposition.
Besides Lord Lon dale, who lis acting
q. honorary president, the list includes
His Grace the Duke Of Beaufort
Viscouut Helmsley, Niscountess Nal
den, Viscountess Nalle,ort, Lord MIL
ton. Lord Herbert Nane-Tempest, X.
G. v. O., Lord Vivian, Lady Sophie
Scott. Sir William Avory, Bart, Count
Hochberg and the MGclaine Of Locn-
LuLn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
A LAWN TENNIS FIXTURE
Stockbridge Golf Club to Hold
Annual Tournament.

The annual open lawn tennis tOurna-
ment of the Stockbrdge Golf Club. OF
Stockbridge, Mass, will be held from
August IS 20 September 8. The fixtures
will consist Of mems singles, ladies'
singles, mems doubles, ladies' doubles
and mixed doubles.
The winner Of the mems singles has
the right TO challenge for the Stock
bridge Golf Club Tennis Cup, which be-
comes the property Of the man winning
it three times. Entries close August
26 with Miss Josephine de Gersdort',
Stockbridge, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
SHOW PROMISES WELL
Lehigh Valley Kennel Gu
List Closes To morrow.

Entries for the sixth annual show
OF the Lchieh Valley Kennel Club will
close with George Foley, Lansdowne,
Penn. tomorrow Preliminary work inc
dicates that the show viii be the great
est .n the history of She club.
The show vii, Doe held at Central
Park. midway between Allentown and
South Bethlehem, which is only hve
minutes walk from the Allentown sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
WILMINGTON LIST CLOSED
Show of September 9 and 10
an Assured Success.

Entries for the Wilmington SHOW
closed yesterday, and although they
will continue 90 pour In for coupis
Of days from out Of town eXni7itsr,
Mr. Foley is more than satisfied with
the entry list UP % date.
This is the first big show ever held
under the auspices Of the Delaware
state Fair. and every indication poiat,
10 the most successful exhibition ever
held A. Wilmington. The show viii b
held ON the fair grounds on Wsdne,.
day and Thursday, September and 70,
and a. cash prizes are offered equiv.
alent 70 3 20 ! on the entry fee this
should be an Involvement 20 the NOS;
rnercenary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Dogs at Syracuse Show.

Indications point to a most sstisfsc-
tory entry list for the Syracuse show,
although IL is still too early for George
Foley 10 have more than rough idea
of how the entries will total up. The
exhibition win be held i'm connection
with the New York State Fair, Septem-
her 3. and 3. For information re
carding the show address George Foley,
LansdoWnc, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
BUYS CRACK SEALYHAM
Mrs. Paul Nelson Now Owner
of Brazen Bully.

Mrs. Paul Nelson. of the Windy City,
has purchased the crack Sealyham ter
rier Brazen Bully from Fred W Lewis.
BULLY was the winner az Crufts,
Taunton, Newport, Windsor and num-
bcr Of equally important shows.
Brazen Bully sailed on the Olympic,
arriving in New York on August 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Minnesota Show for Dogs.

The third annual dog show Of the
Minnesota State Fair viii be held az
HamNn. MINI. September 2 20 70.
Nearly $1,000 has been offered in
cash prizes. as well as a number q
handsome silver cups John G.. Fletch-
CT. o. England. owner OF the Brookley
Kennels. so Winnipeg, Canada, viii adj
Indicate.
For information address the super
iutendent. j. A. Craig, Tracy, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
SHOW FOR ROCKINGHAM
Salem Will House Dog Exhibi-
tion Next Month.

The Rockingham Show will be held
at Salem, y. H.. September > 20 4, with
!. +. L. Kemp as secretary.
Frank Magoun, Of Boston, will adj
judicate IN the Boston terrier classes;
the all-rounder will be James Watson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
To Judge Dogs in London.

i. Burkinshaw has consented TO
Judge Pomeranians at the Exhibitors
Club show. which will be held at the
Crystal Palace. London, on October p
and % Four challenge certificates
have been granted for this breed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23

Leeds Ruby Boy has completed his
championship
$500 Now Paid Back.
81 believe This shows whether or not
J have succeeded. and ] consider that
have bad full value for my original
$500 paid for that Door little badly
marked ruby years ago.
81 have in the last four years taken
up Pekcs. and have been more than
successful sun my heart does not so
out TO them as BE- does 90 the big, soul
full eyed toy spauiels. and you viii
always find one Of these toys with me.
40 present it's q wee Prince Charles
female that ! am wrapped up in; also
O. B'cnhl.m. sit by the hour and
study their points and figure on what
they viii be later.
"This is what pays mo for all the
work and worry attached 90 large
kennel Does it pay? Well, that's 20
questo on. ln dollars and cents, perhaps
no. ln abstraction when you get a
small piece of blue ribbon with gold
letters marked first prize, then 10 pays
for everything, and some left over"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
To Put Pekes on View.

The Pckingesc Club Of America will
hold It's annual specially show on NO
vembeT 80.
The judge-elect is Mrs. Hunlocke. Of
England, the well known fancier of
Pekingese spaniels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Dog Show at Winnipeg.

The Winnipeg Kennel Club will hold
its annual show October Is 10 Is, at
Convention Hall, in Winnipeg. James
Mortimer will be the sll-around judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
New Specially Club Formed.

A new speciality club has been
formed i'm Toronto, which will be called
the Pomerauian Club of Canada.
The preliminary affairs are IN the
hands of committee, with George
Ward as chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
AIREDALE PUPPIES FOR SALE.

IHE BOADtN KENNELS have nte
beautiful Airedale puppies f0r sale. by
EegaIia- kiudale Kitty. by MarvellOu.
BOy-Oorang Beauty. This strain COM
bines the famous Master Brlsr and
Primrose blood. Sire and dam import
ed big winners. Annadsie, 5. l.. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
Mrs. Florence Mccain
Has Owned Scores OF
Little English Dogs.
BET GAVE 4 START
TO COTTAGE KENNELS
Her Father Won II on Mckinley
and Bought a King
Charles punpN.


NndIleS I'ppA.
Mrs Florence Mccain. owner Of the
r-...-. r.--,r. -. ,-....~o-e-t. y 81
'''-'r'
seems 90 h1o" every ...'E .-.'e '' TO
know atoe. E.e... tr. sn-..D...
.. ...-... .......,..-..
'' THAT is any criterion, "". l'' .'. '-'.
Che most Ercrart who aspire lo aaN-
lrr complete knowledge or things
....-- ...-... NV No.. Mccain 49,.
'...--. NO ..'. et. ,,-. not 81, long .-'
80. ....- ...,.....s ... 90 -s-. -..'.,ro
..,5-.. TO. p l--. ...-. 49,. r,..s docs 900
-.-. -r--... -.-.... 10. ,..sg.s- w. Tho
usual oaerv which .s re- 20 celebrities.
whether trey be t.stror,-. literary or
athletic "Nc. chat w0s.. make rather
Io~c story. stl. .t- funny r q way.
won mn f-.t t,v e-a--c- on a PrD-f-
gc~tsr election
n... o. p.-,.hi...-i.-,
was .-.s way -'."'' was
a.'' s
..-, r-. r....- ..t -r-E5-l.- Vas
.. .-.
..~ -
pose you .it '-.-- .' .t-'t on. .'"
Tons. Wen. WAS peg. miss I'D -h'i.
orcse chen" -" chat helps out some.
? vas sitting listening to spirited aye
rumcut between ocrc and craHeperc.
when, NAM ... .hrN started '' pct,
about '..e time J began to do BIZ
NJ tnintr- o m- own aceonr. We
bad re'rrHor Who owned hIrc
Charles sr.U.r. with 'r-r pups Il-'
about 1--WE. r the bern with one Of
those -rr. and va. wild for ore OF
trr~.
$50 smoke uo and said. 'Wtv ca0f
won boz Ia. won will ~rt mo ono Of
chose ----.... and ---r, on, seemed
b, -r,-t .rat vorv rrr-v and +ro bat
-.--- v-.- .--s-..l-- -... o~
Rrvs- and T cot nv choice or tho litter.
which wa. r-rt black female witf-
or, n en- ta.-. FOR that reason
-t-r-r. -rr was ttr t..t
Tan Necessity.
"Fou see how much knew Of King
Charles They should have plenty Of
r.rn tam markings. and picked the
only one without th. .ar Then. 90
can the climax. She wa. violent Snow
Ball. Later 7 tor-t. Prince Charles
rrom t-e Same litter. this on, named
BRIDGET So these Two were w. first
tu.. chosen frrl.-arf
.rver,.r.r won't smoothly Tor trre.
wears. nr- ono fa.a. ,a- went 90 WISH.
friends IN Afar+. C.-v for Easte-.
have. .............. .r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23

Blacktoft kennels.-Dachshuudea at stud
Otto Won Blacktoft, Schlief elm lingo Mrs
CHARLES IA. LESTER. Engiewood. ". J,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
MALTESE TERRIERS.
DACHSHUNDE.

CH. sNEET>IR OF DlkEK. az stud. Blue
ribbon stock for sale Mrs. Carl Baumaun.
1873 7gth street. Brooklyn Phone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-30
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department In the
last twenty-four hours:
Hannah Goodman, II years, 14o1
Fatrmont street.
John Hurdle, IS years. Brooks sta
ton. D. C.
William F. Groom. &c years, Provi-
dence Hospital.
Katherine Trunne1l, 43 years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
George E. Gilliland, "a years, 1921 K
street northwest.
Ivory H. B. Headley. 81 years, Walter
Reed General Hospital.
Infant Of William and Josephine
Krouse. 20 minutes, 2502 NJ street
northwest.
Cora Wilson, AZ years, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Samuel Dominess, IS years. Ridge
road northwest.
Rosa Brooks. 80 T Street hill. Hills
dale.
Frances E. Williams, 60 years, 1923
Corcoran street northwest.
Thomas H. Boykin, IS years, GA F
street northwest.
Martha Lee, As years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Hester Carroll. months. 1905 Seaton
street northwest.
William A. Rose, Is days. 113o 22d
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-30

Methodism" in this section, it Is ex-
pected, will be begun shortly.
The question as to whether the COM
mittee would choose a lot near 18th
and S streets or the ono selected was
thoroughly thrashed out at a number
of meetings Of the organizations. 1t is
said, and the conclusion reached that
the location opposite the west end OF
the Public Library should be chosen.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler of Atlanta
is expected in the city in time to oc-
cupy the pulpit of Mount Vernon South
ern Methodist Church Sunday morning,
and it is understood that at that time
he will have a definite announcement
to make in regard to the proposed new
church building.
AS soon as the proposed new edifice
is completed the congregation OF
Mount Vernon Church will sell It's
present edifice and form the nucleus OF
the big congregation which is to &C.
cupy the new church.
1t is said that representatives OF
fraternal organization are negotiating
for the old church building with view
of making it its headquarters.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued tt
the following:
Clarence A. Green and Maude Jack.
son.
Herbert S. Howard and Mary NJ. Nc.
Cauley.
Fletcher A. Burton of Clarksburg
Va, and Virginia a. Barnett of Finch
ley, Va.
Arnold F. Shortbridge and Cora E
Jones.
Andrew Lee and Lena Johnson.
Ernest B. Moxley and Esther Clayton
Clarence r. Dice and Ruth l.. Allison
both of Chambersburg, Pa.
James P. Beach and Elizabeth M
Mills.
Alto Moschetto and veneranda b.
nanno.
George Barber and Katie Ayers. both
of Baltibore, Md.
Benjamin B. Wenger of Harrison
burg, Va, and Cora E. Mohler of Broad
way, Va.
James Brown and Jennie johnson.
David A. Miller and Tessia Bebick.
Thomas Ryan, jr., and Marie Queen,
both of Robinson, Md.
Carl r. J. H. w. Won Meyers and
Ruth A. Wilson, both of Norfolk. Va
Arthur E. Spence and Eva. Lynch.
Garland ]. Green and Elizabeth
Schafer. both of Baltimore, Md.
Warren D. Brush and Lola X. HUH
man.