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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
DETAILS OF
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uush'la, the aycrasc tor the past i've
Naarf.
Sweet rutttocs-Arra planted.
a'a 600 acres compared with $4,000
acres lart ytlr Condition. an rcf
cont OF "a normal compared with
500 upf cent last year aud NI3 usf
Gene tho i0.yoIr average uu July l.
Indicated yield. sac hurhels por
acre. compared IA 9i.5 bushels last
year ana 3- bushels. the average for
ihc pa-i five years. Estimated total
production. 90 100000 bushels. com
pared with da.051000 bushels last
}oar % 5s. COZ. 600 bushels. the
uyor1Ec Tor thr past five years.
Tobacco Area planted. lt51u 900
acres. compared with l2t6.0OO H,r,.
llsi year Condition. GG por cont ui
70 normai compared with s2k uci
cent last year and SAG nor cent. tho
ln-ycar nyorgc on July D. Indicated
yield. 63Ga pounds per acre, COM
pared with tHt3 pounds last year
and Ala.t pounds. the average for the
past five years Estimated total pro.
ductlon, $4,000. go0 pounds. COM
pnred with s5t,00U. 600 pounds lust
year, and 600. 600. 900 pounds. the ave
craEc for the past five years
FLAX Area planted. 1.g2TUUU
acres compared with -.29i.0 600 acres
last year Condition. gO per cent
of 10 normal compared Nith see per
cent last year aud NcN per cent. the
10-ycar average on July T.. Indicated
yield. o. bushels per acre. compared
with rs bushels lust year ana as
bushels, the average Tor the past
five years. Estimated total produce
tion. $4,000. 600 bushels. compared
with $4,000, 600 bushels last year. and
eO,00O,nOO bushels, the avcrpuc foi
tho past fiNo years.
Ricc-Arca planted. 100000 acres.
compared with N21.00O acres last
year. Condition. SG5 per cent or %
normal, compared with $50 per cent
last year ana $50 per cent. the To-
average on July l. Indicated
yield 33.3 bushels or acre. compared
with 3l.1 bushels last year and 1913
bushels, tho average FOR the past five
years Estimated total production.
coo 600 bushels. compared with
aa.7ti.oo0 bushels last year aud "a
600 One bushels, the avcraec for the
past five years.
Hay-coudition. SOS per cont Of %
normal, compared with SIS per Gene
ON june J.. 1914. SOS Der cent ON
July / last yCaT and SIS per cent. tho
average for the past six years In
dicated yield, i.37 tons per acre. com
pared with 1.a1 tons last year and
l3i tons, the avoragc for the past
five years.
Applcs-Condition. Gi2 or cent al
a normal, compared with 1871 pet
cent ON june /. 1874; 5gf por cent
July ! last ear and 59i por cent,
the average FOR the past ten years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
Rates FOR
CONVENTION Of
STATE VI. c. |. j.
Large Attendance from Albu-
querque Likely at Meeting
of Temperance Workers in
Las Vegas Next Week.

The Santa re has made an omen
rate OF a fare and "A third from an
points In New Mexico Ca Las Vegas.
for the annual state convention of
the Womau's Christian Temperate
union. which will meet la the Mead
ow city July Is and &c. Round trip
tickets viii be on sale at al points
on the Santa Fe july ~. Il. ~, Is.
and with return limit ct July Is.
= large number OF dclegatcs viii
go from Albuquerque Co the convou-
tion and a considerable numncr O..
people are expected to take adVRn-
tage of the special rate To- visit LhB
Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
NEW MODEL HUDsONs
ARE PROVING POPULAR

The 1915 model Hudson EARS are
proving popular with the people ot
Albuquerque and New Mexico. r. NJ.
c%udahac. who has the state agency
for the Hudson. yesterday sold a
1915 Hudson roadster 10 DR.. 4. a..
Cornish. 10 has sold five Hudsons
IN Albuquerque the past week and
has shipped ten ~ the new models 20
RaIon. where they have been sold ~
the Ration agent,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
QUESTION AUTHORITY
OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO GIVE AN OPINION

especial Dispatch Ia THE HcnId.)
Santa Pc. \. NJ, July Attorney
General CLANCY WIS somewhat aston
ishcd this morning when he received
I'd poremrtory tclcgrum from the In
teraauonal club. nt Cnlumbis, on the
line between Luna county and Mex
SEQ, %demnnding Go know by what au-
thorlty OF law he. the attorney gem
cral had aiycn an opinion Go the cf-
feet that the said cluo had no right
10 sell liquor. The attorney general
recently gave such an opinion, col
umbus having voted DRY in a local
option election. The attorney gen
eral replied briefly 20 the effect that
he gave the opinion on the ground
that the club could not get q license
tp sell liquor. and that ID being a.
legal Ca sell liquor without "a license,
he considered his opinion correct
OH Company incorporate.
The Maryland-New Mexico On and
Gas company filed articles Of incor-
noIation here today with "a capital
st6tk 81 $500. 900 90 which $4,000 Dr.
paid Ia. Francis G.. Wilson Is named
as statutory agent and Charles a..
Wiifong. formerly Of Albuquerque. o.
ono ~ the incorporates, The com
pany proposed 10 go aftci oil in The
Pecos valley field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
MANY HEARINGS SET
BY STATE BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
Bernalillo County Appeals
From Assessments to be
Heard in Santa Fa On July
18th

santa Re-. - NJ. Iuiy >-Thc cal
cndtr for the hearings ui appeals
during tho July session ~ the state
board of equalization has been an
uounced by the board as follows
Iir~t Judicial District.
Rio Arrihp county. July i3.-pla-
edo sam hcz
san Juan county, IA, a. Santa
~ Pacific Railroad company
santa Fc county. July i3.-In-
mona J.. de Uaca. Melton Castillo.
Juan Olivas. Reyes Gonzales, Mar
colino Gnrcio. j. " Normcut } O..
= human. Katherine D. Patterson.
Miguel Herrera. Eugenia Mandcr-
Held. Manuel valdez. Luis NJ. prtiz,
Jupuitn Gonzales dc Gonzales. Quad
nlupo LobRto de Gonzales. Juan Del
WJdo. Modesto Lopez dc Dclgadu.
Andres Constantc. Luis Constantc.
Mrs. Teresa ~. Gndcrslicve.
second judicial District.
Berualillo county. July i5.--Flor-
cncc =. Johnston Albuquerque Trac-
tion company. First Savings Bank a
Trust company 81 Albuquerque. Fer
nandcz company. Reynolds Addition
company. santa Fc Pacific Railroad
company Jacob Korbcr. Charles IL
field company
Mckinley county, July i5.-Fcr-
uandoz company.
Sanodvul county. July ~.
Thiri Judicial District.
pona Ann county. july tG
Lincoln county. July &c.
ptoro county. July 16-Alamogor-
do Lumber
Torrance county, July 1G-Lorcuzo
Anaut Eugcnio Perez. Mlrcario Tor
roz. Antonio Salazar Victor Lucras.
Fourth judicial District.
Guadalupe county. July t7-Prcs-
ton Beck Grant. \. \ Jones. rcceiv-
81. Louis Land a cattle Co. tPc-
rcn Land Grnntl, Hicks and Jones.
Mora county. July ~
san Migucl county, July i7.-Pco-
plc's Bank ~ Trust
fifth judicial Distrirt.
Chaves county, July a..
curry county. July ~.
Eddy county, July i7-Doc Reed
r. ~ Judkins IT al
lioosovolt county July a..
SiNth JrdicinI District.
Grant county. July f7-Silvcr city
Savings hank. Silver city National
bank. W. u Murray. trustee.
Luna county. Iuiy L.
seventh Julirial District.
sierra county. July rs.
S"corra county, July 1S-Santn Fo
Pacific Railroad company. Frank \
IubhcIl
Valencia county. July Is Tome
Land Grant. Jesus O.. Sanchez. trus-
tee American Lumber company.
santa Fo Pacific Railroad company.
Eiglnh Judicial DI,tricL
'nlihN county. July Is.
Quay county, July Isl u. Mas
Taos county, July tS-JuIian Mar
'ineA the Costilla Estate Develop
mcnt company
Union county. July IS-Dnhertv
Mercantile company.
II Is urged that each county DC
represented before the board by SOM.
'ouniy officer assessor, or commits
sinner, or by its district. OF both An
order that the interests al the u
.} may he properly protected.
AM appeals received after this
."lendar IL printed viii Doe set for
hearings with others from the same
Instruct az the time herein Indicated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
LOCAL OPTION TO
Be VOTED ON IN
SIERRA COUNTY
Commissioners Call Wet-Dry
Election for Palomas
Springs and Arrey on Aug
ust l4th. Interesting will
Case.
fsprcIa, corrrsp-sssres 60 the nsra'al

80 ~ -
HillsDoro. y NJ. July G-Elcc-
tions TO vote on local option were
called boy the county commissioners
at their meeting ou Monday. one
pctiito nwas presented by residents
Of lalumas springs. IL was signed
hy twenty signatures and appeared
correct In all details. A. a. VOL
ford. Tor the saloon proprietor at
tho Hot springs. objected to the pc
ttion, but ON the advice of the dis
trict attorney the board oyerrulcd
the objections, which wVre that the
board had no evidence 10 show that
the names were genuine and that
there was "a sufficient number Of
names on the petition. The election
NJ the Springs will be bitterly con-
tested.
The other petition came from Ar
rey and was, with one exception,
signed entirely by Spanish meri-
cans.
The elections in both places viii
take place August llth next and the
results will lie cauyasscd August
2gth.
Interesting VIII Case Argued
An Interesting question was ar
gued Monday before Probate Judge
Teoulo Garcia Involving the exist
cnCc IN this state Of d statute Of
frauds of Charles IL. William Ben
nett OF Arrey had filed for probate "a
verbal Will purpurtinE 10 be- the last
Will uf William Smith. who died last
spring In Los Angeles. The viii was
supposed 10 have beer made verbal
Is Ia October, 1905. by William
smith and left all smiths property.
consisting Of some valuable land. to
bennett As witnesses were named
Mrs. Bennett and I've SONS OF Bon
nett The will was not reduced 10
writing until some time after smith
died. that b.. Ave years and "a halt
after he was SUPPOSED 90 have made
a. The stale OF New Mexico claims
the land under thc esuhoat statute.
there being no lcgal heirs. District
Attorney TittmRn maintained that
the Will Mas invafid under the statute
II frauds Which, requires "a verbal
will to be reduced To writing within
siN days and the testimony To- be- re-
duccd 10 writing within siN months
n A. Wolford Tor the claimant Ben
nett argued hat mo writing Of any
Kind was necessary. The court took
the matter under adViscmcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
COLEMAN A co.
ISSUE ROAD
LOG FOR MOTORISTS

Tho Colcman-B blank company. with
rHrar' and shops nt sixth and ccn-
trtl haNt issued a valuable "Ncd
Arrow road log which will be- 81
use Geo motorists making tho trim
from Albuquerque To- santa n and
from Albuquerque Co M~agdalpuA. The
log. which De- in convenient pocket
form. gives minute directions for
both trips. giving directions each
way, and will be found especially
useful Co those making the trip 90
these twn fHtoritc Iupints for auto
mobile runs for tho first time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
M Z. HICKEY WILL GO
TO THE ELKs

As fHr ia known now, ~ o.
Ili. Fc. Tbs r|ogulnrl. elected dele.
r1' wIIl Dor the ouly EIs from hefr
Ifi,H" The convention at B,utof.
la'Ul Elks Will entertain San Frau
o lnd ios Augrirs EIts uu their
way tu Denver sunday
Tho two DELEGATIONS viii travel iu
special trains III, Lus Auerirs
r1iu iH duo here 90 f0 o. o. and ,hc
san Frtr.Is.u train It noon. Bach
vlI' stop tUr about g. mInuirr. and
tho d,'pgHiious viii Doc escorted TO
the Elk club Tor q visit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
the OPEN DOOR

pf one at our ovens cmits "a frar-
rance that is most appctizinp To- the
hungry u De- the sweet udor Of good
bread. positively pure ANA decidedly
wholesome. our Bread. Rolls and
Biscuit are much sought after by
those who demand good bread for
Themselves and families Il is made
at tho tefy best selected flour fuIt
Of the u%ourishing parts of ia, grain.
PIONEER BAKERY
ao7 soutk Fsrss "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08

County Clerk A.. H. Walker today
ISSUED "A marriage license 10 Louis
Edward Kramsr and Raynaldd Arel-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
P0RTALES COMPANY
PROTESTS ASSESSMENT
ON IRRIGATION PLANT

Especial Dispatch to The IIcruld.)
santa re. y. NJ. July S.-The Por-
tales Irrigation company, owner oi
the big central pumping plant In the
Portalcs i%rrigated district. Is repre-
scuted here before the equalization
board today by ~ officers and attor-
ney. who viii protest against the as
scssment Of 100000 against the
plant. The hearing viii come up in
tho regular order Of judicial districts
next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
HENWOOD
tC%oniinucd from Page, One,j

tho life Of the defendant and sa.uro
"a new trial.
Amer H~onwoud's first conviction
tho case ctarginE him with the mar
der at Won lhul was dismissed by
the district court ON tho grouut that
three terms Of court had passcd
without "A trial The district attor-
ncH secured "a suporsedeas from the
state supreme court staying the o.
der Ia dismiss. \ subsequent attempt
Co secure the dismissal of the cope
case, on the ground taat che
dismissal of the Won Phul asc had
removed the question q malice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-08
WHITE RECEIVES NEWS
OF A OF WIFE WHILE
ON WAY TO ST. PAUL
tspcciaI Dispatch to Tie Herald. ,

tspcFial Dispatch To- The IIcrald)
santa Re. ~ NJ, July S.-Whilc on
hts way Go -. Paul 10 attend the
meeting of the Rational Education
al association. Alvin s. White. state
superintendent OF public Instruction.
received neWs 81 tho death uf his
wife who is visiting IN the east. H.,
has gone 90 the funeral no details
have been received here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18
YOU GzI 1y2 sS E2 I9 P5 on E Y@g USE yy2 AND SUN WANT @

CLASSlFulLlD AID RATES
Advertisements viii be accepted iu Tho
World aud sun ou tAe following conditions
ONLY.
No a1d less than l5c We reserve the
I.hi go ruVlse and classify al. rda I,gurn
wrong replies Three time adds very tellum
AIl Money refunded on unused Insertions
Lu.n connected or m1ucy Refunded,
BATES
Ono cent word flr each issaO. Phone
yo.I rI ,o 1000. Your credit is good II }0u
own telephone. Classification not gIarau'
t,.d Ntt4 n .. ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18
HOUSES FOR REET

FOR hHNI Pour room hon.. .-.r n
nicely furnished, $50 eau o.I.noHa
Iiote. Phone $500. room ao5.
FOR KENI New modern. tive Room H....
Apyp. been u'ruwrI. Fine .'.at 30
ArsupW Company d. a lD IH..l Dag
faone la,'.
FOR REM room cottage near nc stand
pipe hnl $3.50 pcr moa.h See us
Wilson lu dental office or phone So.
FOR RENT Six room. modern house ra.u,
Black -56I
rrn. nicely located. for particulars pLou,
3oaI
.,, ,,,.,.., -..
er4 throughout. no children. l2os S Main
cash and part payment $3.50. Cm
phone l77a.
FOR RENT--Oood. modern room buags
low. furnished complete - s.. AUea.,
Call Phone go.
FOR REsT Seven room house So party
nho a.i go buy .mHiimr Ia.e MONS
Mow occupied for It.. "'N. '.i..s
l.,,- ...- -o.
FOR RENT room mase InIl
B.ul.,.
FOR RfNI-Svea room. modern Dogs"
M.'h u'''D',' ana t"'.-'
Boulder May 18Th to -9..a..r I-M
~ + Wn.l-. l0s Fr.. National Bl..a.ae
~, a--..--,- .--,--.--- ,... 40,
'o. 60. ,,,, ,ur't5. within IN. ' r.,,
f.ar da.s a, sacrifice con 1920 $ Main
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18
SITUATIONS WANTED

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,,.-l-I I'M f-rrIlnre of 3 on g room house
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

WANTED Young men as ur"s agent. '.
Frisco TRAINS Apply trct Harvey A''
pn Dtplf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18
MOTORCYCLES

IFp ~AfF-io1i model Indian mo'orgcI.
f.l. -p.g1 presto tank and laup. used tWH
v,.L. s.FuUo Call 2IG2 Brooks
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
YANKEES PRIMITIVE,
SAYS BALLET MASTER
PaVIoWa's Associate Finds
Americans Acting Like Wild
Men in Ball Rooms.

SAN FRANCISCO. March u.-San
Trancisco's young men. and old ones.
too, who move in the best society. do
not know how TO conduct themselves in
a ball room.
They do not know etiquette.
They act like people from the wilds.
Even the proper way of holding a
lady's hand is ignored.
So SAYS Verdnine Vestoff. master of
the imperial school of dancing in
Moscow. and former ballet master with
Anna Pavlowa, who is in San Fran
cisco for the spring and summer.
According 10 NJ. Nestoff. the male of
this city clutches his dancing partner
aS If she were a life preserver, and at
the end of the dance drops her like a
hot poker.
Sometimes he even drops her in the
middle of the floor and runs to gra9
another woman, leaving partner NO. l
TO hustle for herself.
Your San Franciscans-the men,
mean-do not seem to know the renneu
etiquette that makes dancing SO de-
lightful," said NJ, Vestoff today: Ihey
act like people from the country.
Vestof says San Francisco is no
worse than New York. At the hrst
dance he attended with Pavlowa in tne
Hotel Astor he was horrified. Likewise
the Incompatible Pavlowa.
What is that" she asked hi1n LOOK
how the men hold the ladies'
ballroom department in America Is
in a primitive state, continred the bal
let master. Even the proper way OF
holding Iady's hand is ignored. A
cavalier should hold a lady by only
two or three fingers, and not clasp the
whole palm as they do here.
The graceful little bows that are
made to the lady in all the courts of
Europe are not seen here at all.
The right way is for the cavalier TO
offer his arm and TO escort her to the
place from where he mas taken her.
Then he seats her Era cefully and makes
a bow of thanks.
"A man should never ask lady to
dance with him. He should come up
and bow If she says No with her
head, he knows she does not want 20
dance If she does want TO dance she
rises He takes her arm and conducts
her to the middle of the room and takes
the dancing position
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
HYATTSVILLE.

Gen. Charles F. Macklin, adjutant gen.
eral of the Maryland National Guard.
will attend the supper and smoker to be
given tonight by Company +. First
Maryland Infantry, in the armory here.
in honor of winning the national defense
trophy Of Maryland for excellence in
craftsmanship at the State range last
summer.
Gov. p. L. Goldsborough will be pres
ent unless detained by Stat: business.
The members of the command Will re
ceive their individual badges. There Will
be a light supper, followed by n rev
speeches, musical selections and box
ing bout
Persons who propose to engage in the
sale OF liquor in Prince George county
on an after May / have been notified u
rile their applications for license with
the board Of liquor license commission
ers of this county on or before April !:
CONGRESSMAN Keating Of Colorado Will
address the -Riverdale just
Government League on Popular iovern-
ment," tomorrow night In the arinory oI
Company F.
Robert r. Borman, who has been Ill
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. B.
Coates, Spencer street, Is conValescent
oriole Lodge, 1. o. o. F., will give a
smoker and supper in the lodge rooms on
Maryiand avenue tomorrow night. A
large number of out-of-town Odd Eel
lows are expected to be on hand.
EsteIla johnson has filed in the Or
phans' court for Prince George county
a caveat to the will of William IL. Har-
rison. In her bill she alleges that she Is
daughter and sole neir OF the deceased.
A great many politicians and farmers
from this county are in Annapolis TO-DAY
tn attend a hearing before the delega-
ton from this county to the State LegiS-
lature upon the merits of the road bill
introduced by T. Van Cldgett
The stockholders Of the Hyattsvii}e
Building Association net last night N
Heptasophs hall and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Or. Charles A.
Wells; vice president. George Mish
Smith: secretary, Y. i. White; treas
urer, Charles Fl. Welsh: attorney, c. A.
NJ Wells; directors are Francis Gasch.
Steven a Miller. George III. Lanhardt.
Harry J. Patterson, George MjSh Smith.
J. II. Lichliter. Charles RI. Welsh, and
DR.. Charles 4. Wells.
Mrs Stuart Grayson and daughter
Beatrice have returned 10 their home.
in Vienna, Va, after < visit with Mrs.
Graysons parents. Councilman and Mrs.
John Fainter. jr.
The annual congr egational meeting Of
the First Presbyterian Church will be
held tonight.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
AUCTION SALES

THOS ]. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY A BRICK
SURTaESsr. S%Ehhsks; NO. a' c STREET
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 3s52 Folio 81. ct seq,
OF the land records Of the District OF Column
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell.
at public auction. in front OF the premises.
on Wednesday. the 18th day Of March. A. ID.
1914. at five o'clock p. m. the following de-
District Of Columbia, and designated as and
being lot ~, in Charles Gessrord's subdivi-
sion OF lots in square 81. as per plat re-
corded in Liber lS Folio 96. OF the Records
OF the Office Of the Surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia.
Terms of sale: On.-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance IN two
equal installments. payable in one and two
annum. payable semi annually. from day OF
sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold, or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of 500 will be required
at time OF sale. All conveyancing. record
Ing ETC., at cost OF purchaser. Terms OF
sale to be complied with within Is days
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
Ave days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington.
d. c.
VIM. G. HUNTER
CLARENCE b. HIGHT.
Trus.aas
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
Deaths.

cornelia Fl. Harvey. 70 years. Carlisle court
Apartments
Violet Gregory. is years. Washington Asylum
Hospital
Lewe NJ. Foss. 81 years. 11s Twenfy-sscsnd
street northwest.
Philip Hellriesel. IS years. Emerseucy Hospi-
tai.
Charles F. Barclay. 50 years. 1sls Nswtsn
street northwest.
Edward b. BeidIns, 81 years, Homeopathic
Hospital.
Mary {. Busey. q years. Sibley Hospital.
Henry Buck. 50 years, Government Hospital
for Insane.
Fred Bachman. 4s years. Providence Hospi-
Julia E. Emerson. IS years. 90. First street
northwest. =
Annie E. Davis. 20 years. mo street north
west.
Frank H. Jones. 50 years. 81 o strsset
northwest
Infant Of Henry C. and Dora Fletcher
days, Georgetown University Yospital
Campbell E. Jones, s. years, a227 Prospect
st. N. w.
Willis Rose. So years. Freedmen's Hospital.
Elizabeth Taylor. 81 years. 925 French street
northwest.
Richard c. Contee, 20 years. Il Fowferx HIN
Canal road.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
Obituaries

FRED BACHMAN. at Providence
Hospital, March ..
MRS. ETA NJ. BOLLINGER, at the
Maury, March T..
MRS. MARY .. BUSEY, at Sibley
Hospital, March 10.
FRANCIS \. CALVER, in this city,
March 10
WILLIAM BUSHNELL. CHAPEN, at
81 Columbia road. MaTrn =
MRS. ELIZABETH KIHNERT, at
80 - street southeast, March TO-