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Evening star., 1914-04-17
The Community Walk.

In the spring the great outdoors makes
a general call and appeal to all human
SiAd II is call that is heard by every
one and an appeal that should be re-
sponded 10. There is project on foot
n Washington to open up the country to
thousands of persons who feel the in
iiuence of spring and hear the call of
the woods and the open fields. but for
various reasons hesitate to respond.
Washington has a much longer list OF
nature clubs than other cities of its size
because of the great number of bota-
nists entomologists. geologists and vota-
ries of other natural sciences who are
employed under the government at
Washington. Mature clubs is used for
lack of a better and exact way OF de-
nominating these associations Outside
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Ready for Tennis.

Now that the weather IS mod
Grating 50 as to permit the dev-
otees OF this delightful outdoor
sport ample indulgence. we have
prepared assortments from which
it will be pleasure to make Sc
lections.
Requisites for making ready
the court and rackets and balls OF
the best quality for the actual
playing OF the game.
Wright & Ditson's Tennis Rackets, in
all weights and styles, priced from sl.5o
to $500.
Tennis Rackets for Children. SOC. 10
and s1.oo.
Tennis Nets. from S1.5O to $500.
Double Court Tapes 500
Single Court Tapes, $50.
Dry Court Markers. S1@.
Tennis Poles. SEQ to 500
Wright & Ditson's Championship Ten
mis- Balls, 35c each; 3 for $1.0O; $500
dozen.
Wright & Ditson,s Club Tennis Balls,
30c each; $3.50 dozen
Wright & Ditson's Deuce or Practice
Balls, &c each: $500 dozen.
Racket Presses, s1.0O each.
Wright & Ditsons Racket Cases. SOC,
75c and s1.OO each.
Fourth floor. center.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Special Value in a
Stylish New Glove
for Women.
for Women.

Modish eight-button length, 50
desirable now for both street
and dress wear-SI.5o.
These Gloves are OF a
splendid quality kidskin,
soft and pliable. perfectly
proportioned in all sizes. and
shown in white, tan, mode.
gray and navy. SI.5o the
pair.
Main floor, center.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Norfolks, the Spring Suits Of
Style for Every Boy.

The spring styles Norfolk Suits Boys have be
selected by The display complete and its entirety
There than twenty distinctly different styles and
the many individual such differences
pockets ape pais buttons. the number will be greatly
Our Norolks (and the whole stock is in this
stvle) the best designs they Nor
folks that correctly styled, and perfectly made
and finished. They have to be TO give the fine aI-
pearance and fit that a noticeable feature of
garment and the absence OF which spoils many an
otherwise good suit
At Each Price No Better Value Can Be Obtained
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Sentiment Discouraged

You are never sentimental as You
used to be- said Mr.. Meekton's wife.
Whats the use, Henrietta? Last year
when l said you ought to be queen Of
the May you said that it was just like
man to offer you position which car
red neither pecuniary reward nor Off
cial authority
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Priced at s4.oo, $500 and $500 pair.
Footwear for the Young.
Second floor. F ST.

We have sale ourf .
Sandal Made in the
ventilation
nfants
sizes, to pir
boz andy that M
Made elk
wear than and
s
to
unined and ext e lea
dretann by
can we .
sma s.
Sizesf :...-
bird nr
Evening star., 1914-04-17

TOOTH PASTE AND
POWDERS.
sanitol Tooth Paste and POWDER
BE.
Calox Tooth Powder. l9c.
Lyons Tooth Powder, lac.
Colgate's Tooth Powder. l5c and 2oc-
Sozodont Tooth Wash. lsc-
Pebeco Tooth Paste. 33c.
FACE CREAMS.
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream
W. & l. Benzoin and Almond
Cream. 25c.
Daggett q Ramsdelrs Cold Cream.
1Sc. 26c and 3Sc.
Ayers Luxuria Cream. 25c and SOC.
Sullivan's Ounce Lotion. Soc
SOAPS.
Genuine Hungarian Soaps. may
flower. violet and rose. 23c bar.
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold Cream
Soap 25c cake 3 for 65c.
Society Hygenieque Soap. 2le ana
40c cake.
Cont CASTLE Soap. Alb. bar. soc
Carmel CASTLE Soap, 10c cake:
for csc.
Armour's Mucha Soap. 25c cake.
BRUSHES.
Imported Nail Brushes. 15c to sl.oo.
Bath Brushes. with and without
handle. soc to S1.25.
Imported Hair Brushes ebony and
cherry backs. with good bristles.
soc each.
Imported Tooth Brushes, iUc To Ioc
each
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Huerta's Second Thought.
nm the New York Times

, From the New York Times.
Meanwhile, there is no indication that
the assembling of our vessels at Tampico
will be checked. There will be no haste
in this matter, and 1t is not unlikely
that our naval guard in Mexican waters
will be larger hereafter than it has been,
in view of the increased peril to Ameri-
can lives and property.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Best Quality Pure Foo
Many at Special Prices.

Quality is our first consideration in pro, i,iif,.
i rare Foods for our patrons use. and GER my
thing offered by US is fresh clean pure AMI !.
oeSt OF It's kind our prices are higher t..su
/ chaseS and quicker sales.
Bridal Brand Tiny StrincIess String Beams x.
sa ~ Siia mai, ana tender bean. regularly sold a,
80 oozch; few cases 10 BE- closed out nj
eoc can. 8 for sIoo
Exposition Brand Graded White selec,.-i As
paFaSuS: exceptionally in" Favored ami Ye-y
tender. a regular Soc quality.
Special price. cans for 81 %
Esaporat"d Peaches. selected and well cleaneed
Special price lie ID: ) lbs for SOC
4 new Shipmen, Of Colonial Grape Juice rich.
clear and absolutely prTe: pressed from me
choicest selections 81 Concord Grapes
Pint size 22c SEQ dozen
Quart size. ioc; 81 30 dozen
\ small lnantitr of Robin Hood Pure Fruit
cial c'inrinr or pr'seryat.,es. Fiayors Of straw
berry hlarkberry. red cherry and pineapple
i5c jar: sl..5 dozen.
La Seyillana Brand Queen Olives: only tss
dozen left. regular 25c size
Special price. l9c: 3 for SOC
romneian olive oil; a pure Italian olive oN II
the tirst pressing; pure and wholesome.
rihs Islnlnt saa aan ........... .....-.. -. ~
quart ,'an ...-.-.--.-.---- 60
2-salion can ...--..-s -
Tallon ean .--.-..------.S .S2io
Best Federal Granulared sugar. 2s-round 4, \
sack.
Special price, Si.lo sack.
Lord Calvert Coffee. blend that peases ie
most exactins: steel cut. medium ground: d-.i
cous in favor and
Special price 35c pound,
4 special santos blend Of lowering ,on.
which Z recommend to he of excellent quality.
Special price, 2sc III; > lbs. for si-35.
Colonial Ginger Ale: an II, ale. cuuia
ing th.. hes; Africa ground ginger
81 M dozen; SI..fo ra-r.
IVORY soap. toilet size. A. cake ladsdt. 81 e.
- cake.
Fifth rvor 81.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Very Exceptional Values in
NEW DRESS HATS
For Misses and Children.

have accomplished the unusual in values in Misses aud
Chden Dress Hats just received priced from $3.50 $500 AZ
higher standard Of quality tasteful styling
has been shown and seldom they be found
S good
and little roll shapes that becoming girls,
and of hemp lace simply effectively trimmed with
ribbons and plaitngs and ribbons
model shows the latest thought STYLE and exceptional
in value.
Priced from $3.50 to $4,000 each.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Uyln ordcr to avoid Ielays scconnt Of
moi be addressed 10 any Individual connected
with the off,. but simply TO THE STAls. or TO
the Editorial or Business Department. according
. purpose
Evening star., 1914-04-17
SHOOTING STARS.
EY PHlLANDER JOHNSON
Ideal Employment.

Those fishermen have a hard life.
said the man who was looking at the
pictures.
''Oh. / don't know. Think of being able
to so fishing without quitting work.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Not His Season.

Why aren't YOU working
with the base ball season opening and
everybody thinking up excuses to take
sick leave from the office? There's no
chance for me. I'm life insurance
agent
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Sometimes Advantageous.

Don't YOU ever change your mind
'Of course replied Miss Cayenne 1T
is very desirable to change your mind
occasionally in order to call attention
TO the fact that you had amy III the first
place.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
The Correctness of Treco Corsets
Is Being Demonstrated Daily.

advances the popularity of Teco Corsets
creases this material have their merit and they
are being the fashionable this year
Treco is ideally suited the NODES is
dainty in appearance light and flexible but supports the figure
ecty and allows suavty and of carriage which must
mark of fashion.
of the
the
hip
Corsets in all of better makes great variety
models nr;ced from ....... $3.50 to S16.5O
Hip Confners. with bones lac1nS tor ounSlS
or neglige corset, priced $500 pair.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

No resentment is expressed abroad al
the possibility of Uncle Sans managing
the canal in 50 liberal a manner as TO
suggest ostentatious affluence.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Always in Evidence.

Base ball presents a curious claim
To thought-no one can doubt it.
When you're not looking at a game
You're hearing talk about it.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Local pride gets the better OF apstratt
courtesy when the standings OF pall
clubs whose actual rating IS the same
are put into print.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Difficulty may be experienced III secur-
ing Mexican troops sufficiently numer-
Gus to censor all the newspaper cor
respondents.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

An actor who inherited Il fortune now
desires recognition as one OF the mehi-
bers of nobility. What is wealth With
out the spotlight"
Evening star., 1914-04-17
THE NEW GIRDLES.

The new Girdles have respond
ed with one accord to fashion S
demand for tunics, and many at
tractive features are noted that
are becoming to any garment.
Black tatfeta or satin is generally
acceded to be the most popular OF
materials for girdles with attach
ed tunics, as it can be worn with
almost any color and lends con-
trasting touch that is extremely
pretty.
a new model, illustrated. with three
short ruff1es, slightly longer in back than
in front is priced at 500 4 wide sirdle.
with tiny self frill at top. and wider ruff
fle over the hips is attractively finished
with sash of self. 1t can be worn at side.
front or back with equal satisfaction.
This is priced at $4.25. The third style is
of satin. in blue, pink, black and sold-a
wide girdle with double bow sash having
a long silk tassel end, at $500.
Main floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

some Mexican economist may raise the
question of whether it would not be
cheaper to allow bombardment to pro-
ceed than 10 consume the powder neces-
sary to a formal apology.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Curiosity persists as to what an ear
nest and consistent peace advocate like
Mr. Bryan ever wanted with the title
colonel"
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Tho Evening star, with the Sunday morning
sdi-ion is delivered by carriers within the city
st 45 cents per month; daily only. * cents per
month: Sunday only. 10 cents per month orders
may be sent 10y mail. telephone Main 244o.
Collection is made by carrier at the end OF each
month
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Perhaps the ideal capital would be one
rich enough to pay all the taxes and re-
ceive the national government strictly on
q Welcome to Our City" basis
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Perjury charges now being considered
Indicate that the financial backing of
the New York gunner had not yet
been entirely Withdrawn up to a recent
date.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Those Texas rangers who made the
quick dash across the border are likely
TO regard the formaiities at Tampico as
rather elaborate.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Many New Style Ideas i'm Boys Wash Suits.

MILDLY, Sailor Russian French Blouse Oliver Twist
linen clambray slngham madras percae plain
materials kckerbocke
Norfoks. sizes TO IS: other styles sizes 81 .
Priced from 81 90 to 5000 each.
BOYS SHOULD SEE THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL BET II.
regulation leather belt with buckle the ssle
name plate OF the Washington high Schools SOC each
second h9rF
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Railways are to clear tables out of
dining cars to make room for dancing.
This may help some Of the directors
10 forset their troubles.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Happy Scene.

From the Springfield Republican.
The Easter Monday rolling of eggs on
the White House grounds came off as
usual, and Mr.. Wilson, like all our Pres
ideuts. enjoyed the spectacle.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

American battleships may reach Tam
pico in time 10 provide a large and dis
tInguished audience for the salutes.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Parable in ndvance--bv mail. postage prepaid:
Daily Sunday incudrd. month. % cents
Daily sunday excepted, one month, 90 cents.
Saturday star, 81 year: sunday star, S.-4o year.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Always Blighted.

From the New York Sun.
AS usual. peaches are to be scarce this
year. Like the ice crop, this sensitive
product is always blighted by the SHOWS
of spring.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

The marine craftsmen might go to work
on plans for an armored water wagon TO
take the place of the battleship.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
A Little Backward, But!

From the chicago Inter Ocean
We are little backward sometimes
about coming forward, but really when
we get around to 1t we'd rather fight than
eat.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

The unconditional salute is not regarded
by Huerta as permissible.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.

Business Office, nth St and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Now York Once: Tribune Building.
Chics-o Office First National Bank Building.
European Office: Regent St, London. England.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

CoNeys army will move entirely un-
hindered by any questions OF saiutes
or recognition.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
50 and $1,000: Two Popular
Medium Prices.

All the best styles. and the values are
extreme. The selection in fabrics con
sists of the choicest wool weaves in plar
blue serges, fancy striped blues: also
grays. tans browns and green's in mix
lures. checks. stripes, plaids and every
wanted combination.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Efficient Toilet Articles for
the Spring Season.

In our Perumev Article Section extending ao g
the entire street building floor have assembled an s
ceptionally stock Of the best preparations ana an
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Tardy Spring.

From the Chicago News.
Spring is. with the customary reserva-
tionS, here.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Hose for the Golfer,
Made by the Scotchmen.

toIt being Scotch game. naturally they know bet
ter how make apparel suitable for the players We
just III receipt OF cotton and wool mixtures and
pure wool Coli Hose gray brown and Scotch heather
shades They have pliced heels and and dou
bic soes. SI.5o S2.oo and $3.50 pair.
Evening star., 1914-04-17

Entered as secord class mail matter at the post
ofIee at Washington. ID. O.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
M 000W@w0 6 T0tbr0W
New York-WASE7ING-ON-Paris
Spring and Summer Weights in
Mems New Pullman Robes and House Gowns

1ounging and House Robes essential part
OF mans wardrobe. and they need be comfortable.
they than all. 1t is time Law
aside the heavier weights OF winter and select the light
weight robes for summer comfort.
When you ready make selection it will be o
advantage to Robes OF light weight fab
rics. They the comfortable attractive gar
ments we have shown: light in weight refined in tone,
with the quiet elegance that distinguishes the apparel OF
gentlemen
Madras Robes
Blue, gray, tan and lavender grounds. with SELF fig
and white stripes, roll collar: fasten with pearl
buttons and grdle. Ss75 each,
New Madras Robes
Plain colors with self figures and stripes, Others in
plain eoors. with contrasting collar cuffs and finish
ing pocket, giving the twotoned effect $500 each
Light-Wei ght Scotch Flannel Robes.
Gray and blue. with self and colored stripes and
figures: also the backand-whte shepherds
plaid made with roll collars and fastening with pearl
buttons and grdle. cry light but warm. being part
wool, S.. so each.
Robes of Imported Flannel.
\ very fine and handsome garment in blue gray and
lavender. with white and self stripes. $1,000 each
Sik-and-N ool Robes.
The finest grade Silk and Wool Flannel Robes. in
beautiful colored stripes; elegantly made and finished
throughout. each.
Evening star., 1914-04-17


TOILET AND BATH
REQUISITES.
Lambert's Listerine. 1Se and soc
bottle
Michelsen's Bay Bum, 35c. soc and
Ali Cologne, ssc. 6oc and s1.eo
W. & L. chloris Violet Water 5oe
Vantine's Toilet Water. assorted
odors. 75c S1.00 and $50;
Roger & Gallet's Toilet Water, 73c
to $l.25 bottle.
HAIR TONES.
W. & L. Quinine Hair Tonic. e5c
and SOC.
Ayers scalpinol, soc and s1.oo.
Pinaud's Eau de Qunine' 4oc
Wanous Shampoo Bags, 10c EACH
for csc.
MOTH PREVENTIVES.
Oriental Moth Crystals, 1sc pkg.
Red Cedar Moth Compound, luc
each: $1.00 dozen.
Furine. double strength fur COM
pound, 25c each: $2.75 dozen.
Packing Compound, 1Sc each; $2.oo
Napthaline Moth Balls, sc each: soc
dozen.
Moth Crystalline. loc each; sl.oo
Napthaline and Lavender. Zoe each:
$l.1O dozen.
Ia Ma Moth Tablets. .oc each. s2,so
dozen.
Evening star., 1914-04-17
[ nusual.

We believe we are safe in saying tn.
they have never been as good as the
are this year In suits at these los
prices 1t is unusual to see such excel
lence of make and careful attention :,
selection OF patterns; very strong an,
durable
Evening star., 1914-04-17
Mems Correct Footwear
In Their Own Shoe Shop.

The solution Of the perpexine problem which
men now facins-choosins proper Footwear.
promised entire satisfaction III the many models
showing Pleasure and privacy will attend til,
choosing too. as the Mems Shoe Shop i arranged or
privacy. and is fitted individuality and even
the best service possible Prices OF Shoes S 100
$500 and 5000 and emphasize strongly tllt
high character and quality OF pair The stock
adequate all demands and
Every style is clearly defined III the models
shown and MANY OF them exclusive with Tan
Calfskn. Black Calfskn. Patent Coltskin Dongoa Kid
skim Black Glazed Kangaroo Skin may be chosen
models OF all descriptions from the popular English and
semi English effects down the comfortable conserva-
tive types
Priced at s4.oo, $500 and sc. 90 pair.
The Washington times., 1914-05-15
Police Court Record

District Branch, Judge PuSh-Lillian
Slaughter d!sorderIy, IS; Mary Queen, dis
orderly, continued. personal bond; Ida
Evans, disorderiy, dismissed: William Hart,
disorderly. SO: James L. Mulcars. speeding,
continued, pErsonal bond; William Chap
man, violation motor regulation. dismissed;
Richard Tucker. disOrderly, IS; Frank Holli-
nan, violation motor regulation, continued,
Personal bond; Hyman Stern, speeding, s.;
Edith Barker, disorderly, dismissed; Ed
mund Carl, violation motor regulation, Ct n
unuel, personal bond; Charles Young, vio-
lation dog regulation, continued, personal
bond Dewey Wells, disorderly, dismissed
James Titcome, violation motor regulation,
continued, personal bond; George Colbert.
violation mniOr regulation. nolle pressed
Cornelius Berkeley, violation dog regula-
tion. continued. personal bond: William w
Chambers. violation vehicle regulation. con-
unued. personal boAd; Hyman AdoIph,
speeding street car. $50.
The follow ing forfeited collateral: Patrick
Dent, James A. Barley. Henry kl0;z Hy-
man Stern. James L. Elliott. Martin Cady
United States Branch. Judge MulIowny--
Frank Lent. false pretenses. proba' TONED {;
George CaisteGs assault. $50: Pap Corbin
assault, nolle pressed: Paul Henslcy, betrayal,
noue pressed: Loretta Brown. betrayal.
nolle prossed: John Smith, assault. for
feited collateral: Thomas Kennedy. de-
struction pirate property. continued;
Thomas Kennedy. threats, continued
George D. Quincy. unpaid 5oarl bill. noIie
pressed; Frank Lent. unpaid board hill,
nroha toned. PERSONAL bond: Benjamin I.4p-
caster. hoUsebrHaking. continued % May 80.
Mad Parrish. larceny. continue! 10 Ma IS
The Washington times., 1914-05-15
STIRRING FIGHT ON
IN NPENKSYLVAN|A
Pinchot. Palmer. and Penrose
Struggle for Senatorial Hon.
ors-Primaries Tuesday.

Pennsylvania stirring Senatorial
campaign will begin next TUESDAY.
when ;ilI parties will nominate candi-
dates at Statewide primaries.
Senator Boies 1enrOsc viii doubtless
be renominatcd as the Republican can
GiGate. He IS opposed by j. Benjamin
Dimmick who will get the support of
many oS the more independent Of the
Republican voters.
CONGRESSMAN \. Mitchell Palmer will
b" given the Democratic nomination.
He has only nominal opposition within
his party. For the Prog ressiTe party.
G.ff, I'd FinChOt has clear sailing for
tke nomination. This means struGg!e
in November amonS Penrose, Palmer.
and Pinch0t.
Il Penrose is reelected. It will pe de-
nounccd by somo of the Progressive
party men and some OF the progressive
Republicans as a strong indication that
the Republican party is not soon TO be
divorced from the bosses.
P!nchot is carrying on vigorous
campaign now for the Senatorship, to
pave the way to the prediction cam
paiSn. Roosevelt is expected to make a
number OF speeches in Pennsylvania in
SUPPORT of Pinchot this summer and
fail. A large number of other Progress
sive speakers will go to the State, and.
il energetic campaigning can accom-
pllsh il, Pinchot will roll up a big vote.
Palmer is reckoning on getting the
Votes of a lot of Progressiye-Republ
cans who will support Dimmick in the
primaries. He hopes the votes Of these
people Will enable him to win, and thus
add to the Democratic strength in the
Senate. Palmers friends say he has a
lighting chance to defeat Penrose, as
he has the backing of the Administra-
The Washington times., 1914-05-15
AnacoStia, HyattSpilLe

puot's. The work consists Of drawing,
composition work. map work, modelling,
manual training and NaIiou: other lines.
, one OF the finest is ITom IL" manual
ir2inirG department OF tn" I.auIcl IIign
School and "uS,sts of an cm'iIc set OF
sitting room, dining room and kitchen
furniture. There WAS Il parade at 10
" clock. III which lGn pupils and teach
rs participated. Prof. ). {. StuIsiss,
principal o. the fayetteville school Was
i"ai shal and the paTade WAS noadcd Ly'
a brass n=nd.
Latter thor. were add-,--.... in lie
Masonic He'll b: Dr. r. -. Dr:,.iyn.
I .mj"G St..t'a r,l,.iIl.-i",r. uC lgucI-
lr" y. X. I'ur';.u. ,---l-t1nt ~,a,o
-.'"llnl' I'I.lj II "Iurati"u. .,rI others.
i'ul"lS viii contest in = .I,.I :',d ir:,rI:
/ '"'''. FlIH' : VII De awo. led t... cX-
I Ibis in .enool work -md .u IT, aIu-
! .,'.'. ,."n'.
The ror,ners j,,r inr"s,.rati.- In..
'"a'h q Mrs \lir, 81. t.arrr..,.. hruIg.r;
IL :, N'rd:'l that .i.I;h Wis IN" result
~ IN cut att, "f appendicitis. and
':-: i;.srcn d 10y n" neglect Of pa.tv
'r PARTIES l." tn" jury. m.<uuN. n
The Washington times., 1914-05-15
Getting Even.

ADropcs of foreign honesty. Dr. Mich
''On . foreign railroad" he said. "a
Commutcr had row with the con-
ductor. At the end Of the row the
commuter TUNED To 2 friend and SAID
"'Wcll. the T. b. r. will never see
another cent Of nv moaav after this
The conductor. Who was departing
looked back and married.:
'WhatH YOU do" Wa'K?'
Oh. no said tho commute. III
stop buving tickets ana pa my fare
% YOU "-Philadelphia Public /, dgcr
The Washington times., 1914-05-15
Deaths.

EIizab beth Casey. Il years, 233Jl sherman ave-
nue. northwest.
John B. Riordan. a years. 20 Eighth street
southeast.
Ellen Hendricks, 81 years. 1 Myrtle street
northeast.
Leroy CAN'T, Il years. 1876 Wisconsin avenue
northwest.
Margaret F. Ernst. 80 years, Sibley Hospital.
Edward Cook, 81 years. Providence Hospital.
James W. Childs. 50 years. Providence Hospi-
tai.
Alonzo D. Shaw. ss years, lOo6 Ninth street
southeast.
Mary Rose McCauley. 81 years, The Convent
OF the Visitation.
Thomas p. Fleming. 4s years, Sibley Hospi-
tai.
Emma Sanford Curtiss, 81 years. The Savoy.
Infant OF Herman and sarah Adler. hours.
Georgetown University Hospital
Elizabeth Chapman, o. years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
James E. Brown. 10 years, 1913 Twenty-eishth
Winnie Fields. u years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Jane Nelson, 81 years. Chester court north
west.
Annie E Posey. 60 years. So Maryland ave-
nue. southwest.
Mary Alice Turner, 30 years, so Defrees
street northwest.
Susan Henson. IS years. 1853 Half street
southN est
Margaret l.. Tillman, II years. Ill L street
northwest.
Hubert jackson. year. 1875 Twelfth street
William COmsn, IL months. EurrEille. ID. Q.