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The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
Dinner at Russian Embassy.

The Russian Ambassador and Mime.
Bakhmeteff were hosts at a dinner last
night at the embassy in the Avenue of
the Presidents. Their guests were the
Turkish Ambassador. Justice and Mrs.
jamln F. Shively, the Counselor Of the
State Department and Mrs. Robert Lans-
ing. the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles Hamlin, the
Persian Minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Truxton
Beale. the Third Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. William Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Wilson, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, the Counselor of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Colville Barclay. the
First Secretary of the Turkish Embassy
and Nine. Abdul Hak Hussein Bey, Mrs
Thomas X. Laughlin. Mime. Vassilieff
wife of the Russian naval attache: Miss
Gladys Ingalls,, Miss Elliott, Hon. Ernest
Scott. first secretary of the British EN-
bassy, and Mr.. Yonine, second secretary
of the Russian Embassy.
Mai. Gen. George Barnett, commanding
the United States Marine Corps, and Mrs.
Barnett recalled the invitations to a din
ner they were to have given last night in
honor of Senator and Mrs. Weeks
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Peary enter
tanned at an informal dance last night
at their new residence in Wyoming ave-
nue., for their daughter, Miss Marie
Peary. The rooms were prettily decorat-
ed for the occasion, and a buffet supper
was served later in the evening.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
Women's New Footwear.
Friday Clearance Of

| Various odd lines of Fine
New Footwear for women in the
most fashionable materials and
styles, at greatly reduced prices,
because the size assortrnents
have become depleted.
TAN RUSSIA CALFSKIN PUMPS,
tailor-made ribbon bow and leather
Cuban heel: sizes 5 II, s, and hAA;
8, az, 4, AZ. 6. and 81 IA; 8, Sk, and
eB; and &c; ", 8, Il, 6a. and I'D.
TAN RUSSIA cALFsKIN PUMPS.
low leather heels; sizes 4, Al, s.
and 81 AA; 8, az, 4, 8, 5h, s, and
6hA; 81, S, and 5hB: az. s, and
SIC; 4, 4h, 5, and SAD.
TAN RUSSIA CALFSKIN COLO
NAL. PUMPS, with self-covered
buckles and leather Cuban heels;
sizes ~ ~. and ShA; az. 4. s.
BLACK SUEDE PUMPS. with
tailor-made ribbon bow and suede
covered heels: size 4h, 5, 5k AA;
81, 4. and 41sA; 3 and 3h B; 314D.
BLACK SATIN PUMPS, with tai
tornado ribbon bow and satin
covered heels: sizes 4hAA: and
4hA: 3. 4, AZ, and 7B; ~. 3, and
SC; and sgd.
SITS pair. Were $3.50 to $500.
Third noor-Tenth 81.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
Charge Nelson 0'Shaughnessy,
With His Suite, Leaves for
Vera Cruz This Morning

Charge Nelson O'Shaughnessy will leave
Mexico City with his suite at Z a. m.
today He will be escorted from Mexico
City to Vera Cruz by guard OF federal
soldiers under the personal command of
Col Huerta. of the Mexican regular
army. a son of the provisional President.
The personnel Of Charge O'Shaugh-
nessy's party is as follows: James Edward
McKenna, clerk, American: Charles B.
Parker. clerk. American: Mrs. Patience
Hall Parker, wife of Charles B. Parker.
clerk. American; Louis d'Antin, law
clerk. American, and Henry Rice, newly
appointed.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
u. S. TRIES DESPERATELY
FOR PEACE AT VERA CRUZ
Navy Department Directs Badger tc
Reinstall Civil Officers and Let
Mexican Flag Fly.

Extraordinary efforts which the ad-
ministration is making to preserve the
outward appearance of a peaceful block
az at Vera Cruz were clearly indicated
by this bulletin given out at the Navy
Department last night:
Admiral Badger has been directed at
his discretion to allow civil officers at
Vera Cruz that were duly elected by the
people and deposed by Huerta to resume
their civfi authority. and permit the
Mexican flag to be displayed from the
school houses and public buildings. ex-
cept those n actual occupation by the
United States authorities"
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24

W. LeIshear, S. Shreve. T. Rupert, G.
Brew, w. o. Dwyer, W. McCauley, Nc
Lean. P. Morgan. w. Riston. H. Claxton,
J. Williams. H. Platt, L. Hammersly, l.
Barnes. ]. Maddox, F. Somers. c.
Schaefer. A. Nichols. II. Lynn. Bob
Doyle. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Schafer, G. Cor
don, Paul Rider. T. o. May, c. T. May.
Mr.. Peters, Mr.. Knot, Steven Girade. NJ.
Biscey. E. Miller. c. Taylor, P. Portner.
Mr.. Sebree, 1. Davis, Joe Grant. ].
O'Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. Zerrell, E. McKnew,
J. Komtz. J. W. Kelley. II. J. Swanson.
E. d. Murphy, ]. M. Stewart, Lee Cole.
Jim Cochran, A. c. Murray, J. H. Baker.
D. Ryan, ]. Collins, J. o. Connors, A.
Ellis. Mr.. Fosbender, j. Riston, and r.
Murphy.
w. Charles Plunkett, James F. Oyster.
s. McComas Hawken. w. Brent Young.
Lee Mccarthy, l. B. Daugherty.
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rado; Mrs. l.. B. stringer. wife Of Rep
resentative stringer. OF Illinois: Mrs
Robert II. Gittins, wife OF Represents
tive Gittins. Of New York. and Mis-
Brown. daughter OF Representative Brown
of West Virginia.
Mrs. A. C. Downing and Miss Elsie
Downing who spent the past week ir
New York. returned to Washington yes
terday.
A charming wedding was solemnized
Wednesday night when Miss Mary Eliza
beth Cobey. daughter of DR.. and Mrs A.
ID. Cobey. and Mr.. Sydney Snowden
Stahler, OF ST. Marys. Md The Rev. Mr..
Mott performed the ceremony in the
presence of large gathering OF relatives
and friends OF the young couple. The
church was decorated with pink and
white roses and palms
The bride, who was given away by
her father. wore white crepe de chine.
trimmed with pink de Venise lace She
wore q tulle veil with a coronet of
orange blossoms and carried q shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and white sweet
peas Miss Louise Cobey. the brides sis
ter, was the maid of honor, and wore
pale pink crepe de chine with a tunic of
shadow lace. and carried a bouquet of
Killarney roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Katherine
Hungerford and Miss Lucille Price. Their
gowns were of a deeper shade OF pink
crepe de chine. and had tunics Of shadow
lace trimmed with rhinestones They
carried showers of pink sweet peas All
the attendants wore pearl hair orna-
ments with cluster or white ostrich tips
Washington from visit to NeRport,
r. /.
The Russian. Ambassador and Mime.
Bakhmeteff will spend the coming sum-
mer In Newport, r. l.. and have re-
newed their lease OF Stone Villa" which
they occupied last year.
The German Embassy will also be To-
Gated In Newport this summer.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson gave a luncheon
yesterday at her X street residence, in
compliment to Mrs. Philip Mcmillan.
Mrs. Edwin +. Sweet, wife of the As
sistant Secretary of Commerce, enter
tained at a small tea yesterday at her
residence in the Avenue OF the Presi-
dents. She was assisted in receiving by
Miss Sophie Sweet
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph NJ. Kaufman
have given up their apartments and are
established In their residence, 1915 Nine
teenth street northwest.
The Washington Eye. Ear, and Throat
Hospital has sent out cards to a re-
ception on Saturday evening, May ., at
4 Iowa circle. from $50 to 1890.
Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn and Miss Dunn,
wife and daughter Of Representative
Dunn. are spending a few days in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Saks have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Miss Sylvia Saks. to Mr.. Leon Z.
Meyer. Of St Louis Mo.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
Friday Special in
Attractive Cretonnes.

1000 yards of Cretonnes,
suitable for drapery, slip COW
ers, curtains, coverings, pillows,
bags, etc; mostly in light color
ings, with variety of bordered
effects, especially desirable for
summer hangings. In pieces
containing from 5 to 40 yards
of a design, that regularly are
priced at 30c and Csc yard.
Special Price, 19e Yard.
Fourth aoor-G 81.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
WHITE HOUSE CLERKS BUSY.
Spend Entire Time Answering Let
ter. from would-be Volunteers.

Practically the entire office force at
the White House yesterday was detailed
to the Acknowledgment OF letters to tie
President Offering the services of vol
unteers throughout the country. More
than 500 OF these letters were received
at the White House yesterday.
One of the letters was from an Irish
man in New York City who offered the
services Of himself and 1000 more Irish
men to avenge the death OF Charge
O'ShaughnessY.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
WOULD PUNISH MILITANTS.
Womsn's ConstitutionnI Association
Indorses Bill BEFORE Courre...

A resolution favoring the bill before
Congress, which provides that all those
American women who have INDUCED In
window smashing. arson and other de-
lights of suffrage campaigning in Lon
don. shall be punished under the law on
their return to this country, was unani-
mously adopted by the Woman's United
States Constitutional Association. Of
which DR.. Mary Walker is president. at
meeting in Woodward & Lothrop's
Auditorium yesterday afternoon.
The principal purpose of the associa-
ton is to uphold the constitution Mem
bership Is free and no collection or as
sessments are made. The insignia OF the
association adopted yesterday was the
American flag with the words "Woman's
United States Constitutional Society" in
large letters across the stripes.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
MEDAL FOR GEN. G0RGAs.

Surgeon Gen. William c. Gorgas, U
S. A, is to be given a gold medal by
the American Museum Of Safety for his
achievement in cleaning up the Panama
Canal Zone and freeing the country o.
pestilence. The medal was donated to
the Museum Of Safety by Dr. Louis Liv-
ingston Seaman. and will be presented
to Gen. Gorgas on the evening of Tues
day, April Is, at the American Museum
of Safety. % West Thirty-ninth street,
New York city.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
PLAN BIG ARLINGTON HOTEL.

The Real Estate Trust Company is
carrying on negotiations between the
Richmond syndicate which recently
bought the Arlington property at Yer
mont avenue. II, and l streets. and New
York interests, with view to the con-
struction of a large and modern hotel
The details of the negotiations are still
withheld, pending a definite agreement
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
Friday Special Sale Of
Women's Vests and Com
bination Suits.

At various times through the
season we are favored by our
best underwear makers with
their sample collections of gar
ments, which come to us at un-
usual price concessions.
We now offer 81 dozen gar
ments. Vests, Pants, and COM
bination Suits, of Lightweight
Cotton and Lisle, and in sew
eral exceptionally good sum-
mer styles, at
25e, 3Sc, and SOC Garment.
Is to IL less than reg. prices.
Main boor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24

For The benefit OF
The Play House. "
Sunday Eve. April
Is. 3 O'Clock.
Prices. $50. s.
$50. 81 Boxes SO.
On sale at Drocp's,
Rh and q.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24

During the sixty-three years he has
been rector Of North Tawton. Devon,
England. the Rev. Robert Hole has been
away from his parish only three Sundays.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24

4 popular u. A. woman who is at
tracing much attention Is Miss Mary
Wilcox. great grandnice OF Andrew
Jackson. She has a large collection Of
antiquities OF great interest and value.
Among them is a pair of silver candle
sticks that were given to Andrew Jack
son by Tammany Hall and Miss Wilcox
has loaned them for several White House
weddings. Last year Miss Wilcox won
the Trip Around the World contest given
by The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24

Particular interest attached to the pres
entation OF the portraits Of the late Miss
Mary Desha. one of the original found
ers of the National Society. D. A. r.
The presentation speech was made by
Mrs. J. d. Croissant, and the portrait
was painted by Miss Allne Solomon.
both OF Washington and both members
Of the Montgomery Chapter. of which
Miss Desha was also a member. In the
Desha box at the presentation was the
near relative of Miss Desha, Mr.. Theo-
dofe J. Pickett. an attorney Of this city.
and Mr.. c. c. Calhoun. also an attorney
OF Washington. Gov. Desha. OF Ken
lucky, was the great-grandfather OF
both Miss Desha and Mr.. Pickett
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24
WITH THE D. A. R.

Mrs. Hayes, wife of Representative
Hayes. will entertain the Colorado and
the California delegations to the congress
at a tea from 4 until I o'clock.
Mrs. Joseph Wood is candidate for
vice president general and all OF her
friends say she will come out with flying
coIors She is one of the most popular
women OF the organization, being an hon.
orary State regent.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-24

rado; Mrs. l.. B. stringer. wife Of Rep
resentative stringer. OF Illinois: Mrs.
Robert II. Gittins. wife Of Representa-
tive Gittins, Of New York. and Miss
Brown. daughter OF Representative Brown
Of West Virginia.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-03-27
THORNTON
A Kentucky Jack,

VII stand for spring season 1914, commencing
N4reh Nth at farm in Broadkiln Hundred.
4ne-hah mile from NAPLES Mill, on road leading
y Drawbridge
nc lie Black Jack Il hands high, and will weigh
pounds. and is one Of the finest in the county.
PEDIGREE - Thornton" was sired by Tom
aeene he by RUDE Ellington he by Clark s
ammoth he by Knights Mammoth he by
.aringo Mammoth he by Imported Mammoth.
Ahornton's first dam was Kate second dam
Belle Prince; third dam by gray Eagle; fourth
o4m by Liberty he by Scots. Scots" was i'm
Norted from the Catalonian Provinces Of Spain.
second dam on sires side. Tom Keene's dam :
NAs by Col. Epson he BY EpsOm's Montgomery !;
He by Coles Montgomery he by Old Black Samp-
1tn.
Thru dam was by Mogul he by Compromise F;
Ha by Ippecanoe; he by Black Hawk he by Inn
pqrted Warrior
Thornton" was bred at the Kentucky Jack
arm, Junction City. Kentucky. Joe r. Wright.
froprietor.
TERMS. To insure sl2 Owner will be held
4q4ponsbe for the service should the mare be dis
tpeed Of before the foal is born. Call on or ad-
afess CHARLES +. JONES. DAVID W. JONES,
Har-lS-l2t Milton. Delaware.
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YOUR FRECKLES
February and March Worst Months For
This Trouble How to Remove
Easily


There's a reason why nearly everybody
freckles in February and March. but hap
PLY there is also a remedy for these ugly
blemishes, and no one need stay freckled,
Simply get an ounce Of othine. double
strength, from your druggist and apply a
little OF il night and morning, and in a
few days you should see that even the
worst freckles have begun 10 disappear,
while the light ones have vanished en-
tirely. Now is the time 10 rid yourself
OF freckles, for il not removed now they
will stay all summer and spoil an other
wise beautiful complexion. Your money
back il othine fails
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Following is the Conference Directory:
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delegates
press appear directory
above.
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Harry Wilkerson
B f B Woodall
Isaac s Truitt
B B. Topping
] Stanley Short
Hiram Isaacs
Chas Mag
Jas Deputy
+ II Bratton
+ H Bratton
Daniel G Collins
Rev T c Davis
Robert P Davis
S c Evans Jr
] Harry Humes
Robert Palmer
w S Wroten
Wilson NJ Vineyard
Wilson NJ Vineyard
Harry + Vineyard
VIM Shockley
VIM Shockley
Roy Pettyjohn
VIM Kenton
DR. G W Marshall
lanes Hudson
John Hudson
John Hudson
w A Hunes
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M. P. CONFERENCE HOMES
Where thePreachers and Delegates VIII
be Entertained in Milford and
Nearby

All ready for the meeting the 86th of Mary
land Annual Conference which in Milford Wednesday
APn h Homes have been provided for all the and dele
and there risk that the faed calf will be killed
and the and land will tribute the aPpes of the visitors
Milford people liberal and will that Confer
ence made mistake in its choice,
Following is the Conference Directory:
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ing. Now mind, you come and see
me next week. Any day 'cept
Monday. That's my wash-day-
and the house will be full of
rteamy soap-suds, and me too
tired to make you a cup of tea"
Aniy Drudge-"That's Just the day
III come. And I'll be there bright
and early with cake Of
Fels-Naptha Soap, and your wash
will be on the line before noon"
If you found it
easier to do your
Washing on Tues
day than on Mon
day, you would
Change at once.
Yet there are some
women who still
wash clothes in the
OIL d f a S hioned,
hard-rubbing way.
Are you wearing
out yourself and
your clothes boiling
and rubbing? Try
Fels-Naptha Soap.
Use it in cool or
lukewarm water
no boiling or hard
rubbing-and your
Clothes will be
cleaner and whittier.
FoHoO directions on the red and green
eyGPpeT.
Fsls a Co.. Philadelphia.
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About lime.

Ethel-Did you know Josie had
brown Frank over? Mabel-GoOdness
no! Why? Ethel-Oh. the wretch
eiopped calling and writing and all
that understand. Judge.
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Lake Avenue
New Windsor Hotel
5 Walnut st
Mrs Edward Calls
5 Walnut ST
New Windsor Hotel
$ Walnut St
w Front ST
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front Street
Montgomery St
Montgomery ST
K Front ST
S Walnut St
New Windsor Hotel
W Dickerson's
Carlisle Lane
4 Front St
Mrs Ella Reville's
Mrs Edward Calls
New Windsor Hotel
W Front St
Railroad Ave
y Walnut 81
New Windsor Hotel
Jefferson ST
+ Trout St
L Front ST
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front ST
+ Front St
S Walnut St
McCauley St
North St
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front St
T. Front 81
Railroad Ave
Mrs Ella Reville's
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front St
New Windsor Hotel
Washington St
Eugenia Ave
+ Front St
Washington St
Mrs Ella Reville's
+ Front St
+ Front ST
Farm
Geo Prettyman's
New Windsor Hotel
Mrs Simms
5 Walnut st
+ Fourth St
Railroad Avenue
Eugenia Avenue
Causey Avenue
Second ST
+ Fourth St
+ Front ST
New Windsor Hotel
Washington St
Washington ST
W Front ST
+ Fourth St
W Front ST
Causey Avenue
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
Carlisle Lane
Farm
Mrs Edward Calls
Mrs Ella Reville's
+ Second ST
y Second St
Jefferson St
5 Walnut St
New Windsor Hotel
Mrs Sara Frames
New Windsor Hotel
Washington ST
Mrs Laura JOhnsou's
Marshall St
New Windsor Hotel
w Front St
Mrs Henry Shoots
Truitt Ave
+ Front St
West Front St
5 Walnut ST
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front ST
Geo Prettyman s
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front St
w Front St
New Windsor Hotel
Montgomery ST
W Front St
W Front St
New Windsor Hotel
West Second St
S Walnut St
Washington St
+ Front St
New Windsor Hotel
Railroad Ave
Mrs II Smoot s
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front ST
Mrs Laura Johuson's
S Walnut ST
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DR. Frank L Grier
Joseph K Holland
Thomas Davis
Herbert Cooper
{ d Abbott
VIM Robinson
Charles II Abbott
5 ] Abbott
Dorsey Bowen
Geo Collins
Vim Denney
VIM Denny
Jas Davis
Thomas Davis
Geo Draper
John Gunby
Chas Hobbs
James Hudson
VIM Hopkins
Mrs John Hearn
Geo II Hall
G. W Jones
DR. C W Marshall
Mrs David Nailor
Mrs Pleasanton
Chas Prettyman
DR. Evans Roberts
VIM Roach
Frank Reedy
John B Smith
Harry Still
VIM Still
B B Topping
Edward Williamson
Harry Walls
r T Windsor
c T W Williams
VIM Reed
W V Sipple Jr
Sara Shockley
VIM Griffith
Walter Davis
Geo Draper
y B Downing
Earl Hudson
Walter Davis
y B Downing
Serena Hall
Henry Hall
Ezra Wilcox
Mrs Edward Call
Dan Still
{ K Narney
W I Simpson
G T Reed
Thos Kirby
Mrs d Nailor
Earl Hudson
Geo Grier
Jas Bennett
Joshua Bennett
Mrs VIM Reed
Geo II Hall
Joseph Adams
Joseph Adams
l. a Bennett
Joshua Bennett
lob Coverdale
l. B Graves
Geo Grier
Walter Grier
Daniel Hirsch
Geo Hynson
Chas Hobbs
Henry Hudson
Tohu Nfatonev
Augustus Holson
Chas Mag
Amos Miller
DR.. Evans Roberts
W S Simpson
" V Sipple
John Smith
Edward Seymour
Asbury Smith
David Still
Geo Still
VanKirk
Harry L Vineyard
Robert Williams
Harry Wilkerson
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.Saac 5 Truitt
,ilas Reynolds
B Smith
dedford Jones
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Nm Draper
has Emory
Ezekiel Anderson
. A Bennett
dorsey Bowen
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larry Ennis
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larry Humes
Vm Murphy
Vm Roach
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10 will attend the Confer.
,ress, and their names dc
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s. ]. REYNOLDS. Chairman.
JOHN NJ. HAMMOND.
W. NJ HAZEL,
W. r. BLACKSTONE.
3-6-4t +. G. BRADFORD.
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-03-27
Address

Address
Mrs Edward Call
Causey Avenue
y Walnut St
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
5 Walnut st
McColley ST
y Walnut St
Washington St
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
McColley 81
+ Front 81
y Walnut St
Mrs Nutter
Railroad Ave
5 Walnut 81
Lake Avenue
New Windsor Hotel
Mrs Sara Frame
Geo Prettyman's
Mrs Edward Call
Mrs Webb's
+ Fourth St
+ Fourth ST
Truitt Ave
5 Walnut ST
: Walnut 81
Lake Avenue
New Windsor Hotel
+ Front ST
s Walnut ST
Causey Avenue
Montgomery St
$ Walnut St
Mrs Tatman s
+ Front 81
5 Walnut ST
Franklin ST
+ Fourth ST
+ Fourth St
Mrs Tatman S
Montgomery ST
New Windsor Hotel
y Walnut St
Washington st
Second St
Farm
McColley ST
+ Fourth ST
New Windsor Hotel
Mrs Webb's
Washington St
Marshall ST
Mrs Simms'
5 Walnut ST
New Windsor Hotel
Marshall ST
New Windsor Hotel
Mrs Laura JohnsOu's
Z Front 81
North Street
w Front ST
Mrs Simms
Mrs Ella Reville' s
Washington St
jefferson ST
New Windsor Hotel
W Front St
New Windsor Hotel
Mrs Mollie Nutter S
Washington ST
Second St
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
New Windsor Hotel
Farm
z Second St
Mrs Simns
Farm
T. Front ST
Truitt Ave
New Windsor Hotel
Lake Avenue
New Windsor Hotel
l. Front St
+ Front ST
New Windsor Hotel
r Front ST
Mrs Mollie Nutter s
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