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FIND
A HAVEN IN u. S
EIGHT HUNDRED sPANIs5
EXILEs ARRIVE m
FL PAso
ALL BEHIND
Practically All Belongings Left
In the Bloody Rerahlic
No confiscation
LEFT ALI. BEHIND
l[Dy Assoelated preea.l

FL Paso, Tex. April s. Eight hum
dred members Of the TorFeoT Spanish
colony. expelled by General villa,
found a haven in the United State5 to-.
day. They had been strippod OF their
property temporarily, at least, hut
suppiied with some funds.
They had refused TO leave the train
IN wirivu they anu LneIr baggage had
come from TorreoT TO JtIarez Until
american consular agent CarotkerB
arrived to advise them IS,
& Garothers was unable 10 aseurs any
that they would be sest0rad I 70 their
homes, HIS interviews with General
Carranza yesterday having met With
tia Ssis.4 ~ statement INIT RxpuISI0 ar
SpRniards from Mexico was a settled
policy OF the rebels, and would be
modified only In cases cf individuals
swho had not been inyal we'd iIi poIiti tiesI
We have money eYiought for the
present. said Joaalin FeFnanGex en-
eSiieS some OF us vii return 10 Spain
many VIII so to Mex leo City aud otit~a
ers to the United States and sssurone.
The mast Important property left
by the Spaniards was, cotton said To-
be valued at 81 Ib. 0[lll gesz ..ss..s
received tf0lsa rafFetn snysay tlitis olls.
Tlsl lion dOllnFs worth dE cotton u
being loaded on ttaAnR foe hslipsnens
TO lll Peso sDy villa
II as sat tlitl fsiiejl &
connut touch the prnpeFty II ll ar
siyess here in hoild q Il ;,entIF
tie case q
Before the battle of ,roffe6Ii, 4. Ii.
Ulmersi acting consular agent Of the
United States ut 6 Tor eel.ll. zhesA hesA
iHEnerElnsiaws u ad3iiIl = efIlnn ndss, is
one of the refugees VINO arFiyea here:
today, gave every SpanfaFd there an.
ofielal statement. directed 20 whom
1t may eoEcarn. The 81 atssaasss ssAe
desigued 10 estahlish 40 "a &C 4 that
| Spanish property there wfls under
the protection OF the United States. 4
Si:sss :sre Esll! "a zsss5s Ssis 3
one hundred and fifty pla tssss On.
their garuis. They viii ba gathered
together In Torreons it iii HaEd, end
also sent out Of the ce,sntFy
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LIFE ENHPE OYNfEEl
RURAL A IS
y =. CIaxtons Y, s. ;i;sor
of EsucAsion Reeosntns
Such Action
fRa Asaa6Iate;I preaa !

EouIsvilIe. Ky, April s. Iseepisis
mem dations that the rural school
teacher be employed For life or dur
good Behavior, and that each he fur
liIalied with q house and plot as land
for his ewn and xperiinentai uses
States supervisor or 7ed1casIon at to-
nights session at the c0nfelane.z al
the educational board. SS y
a general session tonfght wha oIleRz
ed IS au address BY ~. \. Tate oe
columbia. Mr.. Tate Recommended
the permane nent merger of the hers
ElzRtioil with the conferoRcS fOf
education IN the south
Dibcnssfon of vhfiofa saethnas 81
school Bqparyision cccapi6d dele
ties af ille aflernoon sesaInl ne tie
Southern E6ucatIonag Session. Des
bate was led ~ ssisa LIile s;ay tl
Iadrefis,
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MIR S Mi no OCK is
MOI 1ET DEAD
Woman Who Attempted Siucide
.is still AlIye But There Are
No Hopes For Her

rom TTuEea I'ath came the news
last night that Mrs. Anna Mqrdock.
wlic attempted to take her own life
Tuesday when & she sfiot heraelf
through the right temple with pis-
tol, was yet alive but that she
vas Peass gradually sinking and no hope
was entertained g for her recovery.
3 7'iJI. FIITEuU ,UI TIUuclt EuITIs I0Iu gSI-ne
Irtelligencer tllilt he had Waited the
pptient yesteFdaa aaf and that her cnn-
dition was critical, there being no
hope for her recovery. The physician
Sstid that he did not see how she
could live tbroli eh the night.
Mrs. Murdoch III supposed to have
committed the raGi, deed becalise 81
eespondensy and ill health. she has
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REVENUES MEET
EXPECTATIONS
MAY 4 cEED THE: ESTIMATE
MADE BEFORE PASSAGE
OF TARIFF LAW
STATEMENT In FULL
Assistant Secretary Malbourn's
Statement shows In Detail
Customs Figures
STATEMENT I'M FULL
(By Associated Press)

washington, April S.-Figures were
made public IN treasury depart
ment statement tonight showing .kht
customs revenue during the fiscal ysar
which ends June 80, 1914, almost cer-
,tainly, will meet and probably Will
exceed the estimates made when coz
gfess passed the new tariff law.
. Tho statement prepared by Assist
ant Secretary Malburn, in; charge of
uuuluIIis sRiG:
1T was estimated that the receipts
from customs for the fiscal year 1914,
which included three months under
the tariff act of 1909 and nine months
under the present taTiR act, approved
October 3, 1913, would amount To
1870 100000, resulting in loss of $49.-
nan gee f 1sTii the customs receipts OF
the previous year.
3,he total customs collections for
the. niiie months just ended amounted
to $225 500 900 showing q loss Tor the
nine months period Sof $24, ,76o, ,O0O COM
pared with the collections for the
|sane period during the fiscal year
ended June 80; 1913. AS this loss lis
only one lialf or the estimated loss for
the whole year, It is probabis that the
AFSVAeetot A0E tkilC 6Aql0K
So ~ viii exceed the estiniafe.
2 II is 20 he noted that the loss In
|regelisie during khe months u Jaflns
arys 1914 amounted In round unnf-
issf ~ s Ts
was eaGsed by the
70 OF Of the duties paid upon
sil n, as that commodity was retained
IN bonded warehouses pendtis the re-
duttioh Of sugar duties en- March /.
1875 The customs receipts for these
~ y = E 10 7S5;5UusUUU ana
s1s seDe respectively. The customs
receipts for the month or March iust
CLOSED were nearly s26, 900 600, as
againpt s27. .bGD. 900 for the correspond
IS sss Z of 1915, showing d loss OF
but 81 900 600. and recovery of re-
ceiptB as compared with February OF
tnfs year OF over $4,000, 600.
IN view Of the above figures it nov
sppearz that q monthly average OF
less than SIS 1000 600 for April, May
and June, the remaining three months
OF the present ascal year. would bring
the total of customs receipts up 20
s276. .e0o. 900, the original estimate for
this fiscal Year II II Is probable that
receipts TOR the three remaining
moltlE Siill exceed this average of
Sl6. .1Q9. .0uus And that the total receipts
for tho fiscal year will run over the
estim ate ~ s2270, zoo, 600
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KTL. Cd JJE Gle
yVIiI'II AN AXE
Young Man otf HawlziinsvilEe,
(Ga.) AdI FsaIurler I'm
der 1S Degree
az AsBocIale "a FIass.l

Hawkinsvifle, Ga., April s.-Using
an axe as an iistfument OF death.
Harry LeeS lS Es old, today con-
fessed that lie killed his uncle, p. o.
Bonnell. near here Sunday. according
TO an announcement by the police To-
night. .ii6
II killed my uncle because he con-
tinuaily abused me and would not
give me money to 30 home WITH the
youth Is reported to have told the
detectives. who obtained the alleged
confession after several hours of
unestipninR
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v I'LL ANI6ILY
SETTLE DISPUTE
u. S. WILL PAY COLOMBIA
$2s,ooO.ooo FOR PANAMA
ACQUISITION
REMOVE E1INDRANcE.
Colombia Willing TO Sign Treaty
Since American Ships Must
Pay Tolls
REMOVE EHTNDRANcE
tBy Associated Press.

.IYaahfnutnt, AnriiE Ifnk,iSo,,,toy,d
,,t,~s,te,t ,,ss seit h,s a,Sss,at
ott,niaIs ,oda,, :. ,t - :. 20 :, ~
IL hsa1,ng tsS hrao ~ ho,,,so., Ia
iinited sta,s n5 60 Srl,o,,;s s so sns
fha traaty q -, =. 49,, :. .s,.s.
,Is ,his u az Dso.S 9sstusiy
.p,' ,t.,a ~ - a.aa.a,l % ny siss
dant :, ,..i, i.s ,..i, =, so,l,-
- l,;,,e,. -
a.oaa.,a;, = 49,, .;'s
- -, ~ igvo t1lu - AZ
S,anai 'Zone a .,ii.iea lu ,sl s,tahAs sEte
hiissSt oN % ~ anu MnIch .ni nus east Gus &, 9 y
! .si.nI Sla .ne autlc9s pstween me me
@ Sahs,o,te anu az i1lsin Aatlerica.S
s,,.1 uel'lits OF tne treaty pe-
e'tlse lr,eas,as, hnoSn n. neEe ,oday.
. "Tes n.ii.i'ie
,,a -, "a ~ agIses 70 70
Be- Be- - - LOT she
1snai ss zss,a q. as alsl.iol or Ing
Bogota M AinerJcsn Nssnys, M M. Su g.
sn,, aIsa tba Gnln,-S ID, ,'.s,,
Thi. y9as t,,;,s
loynbia,, Hsss tie,, - 4 :. =
M t,oaIiI,e prIylIagnsy \. ~ j
ya rights for Z ,,.s,,, ia = sa
canal aernss 1,nlon,ti, ~ ~ 4 ~.
River rnnfe ana 81, &,
on can An,,raa, b.
iands. on thn c,5lomban assi 4 s' d. -
added 81 ware Is, v.
5tl,s vi Z y q ss,9
"a 4 ~ s. {,
from MS so,,i h;,,, az,
OF the siRin 3 fsa - y, X
Tha boufIdary bet s ,va =, p
Panama is IA ii,s
down fn an earl ier .t;,eatv on; ]
I,,,t 'ssa .E
iuTIIufa Tom ssfess : I, a..
ImaRd Wbieh tSe so,,tb a Ansar,r:st s. i . !: 81
public had been .sisssl
lpassa1e az bar n,er.sS, - = w.
ti,.I,,,,si a. a, - ti.s tSsbsss
cause of Presijsnt Ipi,sS,;;s stt,.,i5 - -
favor Of repeal 81 tI,e tiis syesn Y
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Aeqllllh Refarned "a IIanso.

Lond1ti April Premier AsGuitii
again became member, of fhe hanae
of con1fapiis Eoday; when he ysas Te-
:. =.E.t.slsssess -
iueicy az East Fife. Scotland pre-
Infer Aaa1itil resigned his saat In the
house oe r0ilmons on March SO after
he had 20 ken over the war secretary
ship from Col John Seeiey. which
was bsouEilt abont BY the army crisis
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Mira. Kinard Here. 8

Mrs. Jas. d. Kinard Of Che ssi-ezSsI5;;;;; III;
arrived in the city yesterday enc viii
spend today az Anderson college WITH
Dr. kinard The . teal; tea Hers and pupifs
at the college have fallen insieye With
bel, as they have with DR.. Kinhrd. Al
few friends have been Invited 10 meet
them OF the college tbis afterhoon.
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lss Err
y
sess sfosA .sary
a Give sIhderoOs so, 900


Blfntn EAesn. Ala. ApRlf Rea
tilrts Tcr laid ~ & Drtslia ~ secslon
sE,p 1InN tcnieht bat fFfe results
s9er the HiotA IMPORTANT offices are
noW settisd Oscar ". UnasrwoOdss
me 7se--sS ~ So senate over - +.
Hofeen viii pro obabls geacll 80 600
H g. NesoAs has q subs santlas plnrlsssss-
" TpE E1seFnef oyer Cnsfies Henea-.
aons Wits Hheln ne must rartfu;pn4e
81 tie klsii or Nay Ii.
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S,onssilar ~

washington, April ails
Wilson'S nonlinaEion o. b Is 6. 81
Naily Of Pennsyiya g so is consul
at Nuremberg Baya sa reused
confirmat ion d the A 81 4 sefa,
.cf ~ TO q &C i proIonp al ha ~ Tlla
consilar appel tfpkrfs n ~ tho
eeaate, Five p1atflas rs afsf < res
telyee Of public raernyh GreVfaealS
have heSn Fefuse6s eonfif
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5pnFe2 AlsRif Gakeraf
villa today took cSIeT "a TOM Ts4ifs7s
pal banks of SsrclIls aceofgina III 8
Ifenert which lie feiee arhaa Is fliIs
eilT Nsth alia request tlsat 4 Sc - vss1s
10 lie psess iile tjfsisei s. Il
priSe does not lsclsI1e Mooney - s.
Eosiahle sScuriiie ip~evefs hs ia
haelgens to.sls the DrecS Ion ~ =, g
Ding loSls our naea pelaac0 eFiln 4 4
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se0aest for Biae.

Roanoke. Va. April s.--Resuests
for bids for che construction az sorty
fseiSill Inepp1otiyeB were Snagef 20
Ia1p leettlfeIs by the Norfolk ana
ssAtssr Eaiitoaa The los.ssts:;:. - re- e
sIi,e peeeea to coat approximately
Il WIZ believed bids
would se ssceiyesi ID time 10 ,be open-
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tiessase has been received hers
aunsn1eirR the death ii 1SisSi ton
Ala o. AIrs Myrtle Me- sad.
ief. WHO has relatsres IN AndefaOn
ssle wax ~ yeaSa old. Deaka = ss dis
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IAMPICQ IsN0N
THE REBELGOAL.
SHARP FIGHTING ALREADY
BETWEEN oPPosIPIG
FORCES
REFUGEES FLEEING
Besides American Warahips, -Four
European Nations Have Men-
o'-vgar n Harbor
REFUGEES FLEEING
iBy Associated Press.) J

w;asbinston. Anri, s -otfic,a, inter.
eat In the igexicar situatioy, bara. In.
nie,,t ,vase dis,Iaed ,,,atweor, fb,. ,SyeSa
nrnbIam nrasanf M, I,s s$ta orTi1a, , ri ~
the een snayish 'ayiIes 90 M faacs ,,,g
tio ,s,,, ~ tta s,t,',
!, IA I 81. ..
,y,,, ~, ~
s,,a -, st,.i,t;. : .S,.s,, 81. ,,5.
a. 3T..,,s, ''a Z,
ss.a,a..,sts ~ .,.n an ahI nhss
~ tt 'A ps.elle -
6a5.i., Ssist5.. = ,,'' v.
no ~, d.,,,. !, - sie
wara. na;ns aI,aa,S IA NJ. 5IS
TomnIeo IIarbnr ~, ~ es,,,,... ~ -. N =
rann,t sro,,, De-, d,s,s,, Z .
,t,nt t,,,t,
army fransnorts % = Ssa a., 80
~, 4, ;s $, Z, aus sas "
"a dm,r,l TFsyo,s rsnnrtg .s,d.
Tss,: i, 4, J y - 81, ~,
duslnF afterg',en ,.,,,1 Ia II. ~
narent adyants u H.. ito
still hold sI1ana fiaoii;a AMI; ! s'.g ,,,lI
ranIia. M 3as,, IS,s.
ed. Goyeynn,ant css,,,n Z Ss.ne. ,'.a
81 n,;na f.aciit, isstroeoa ~ a. !.
atort fIffv iosded frsirht cs,.s "a 49,
sfiii hi,s1.s,,e. m, ,;.sSss,,is -,
sheil. from e,,, NJ, hea ~. z
ersl gun bpata arrived s 10. nj
uesaay III tlE more tfo0p have
4 iityered letter 20 Federal iss d rebel
e oarcess s Mens9 I l some Eeflf-
: gees Ton iRE cyEfis u 4
:. sessE III lleisl ~
( Rgst stlesls q ce &
: e sssnets et it-ssli to ea Attlse
nlpico Slsis fttfl9 lihe refugee must
DE held uneerthin ,s..s s., &
lhe letters reterred 20 were sent
W1fhout frEaIa : :
: nut Il Is pFesrIned here that he de-
.inanGed tnats nonse otnbatans be safe+l
Z guarded and pussib that a neutral
EcIle bei desigae ~ IS
ne isSs represented at
Tampieo by the hA t1eships Minnesota
and cttputt the cruisers :si 9ss :5ssss, A.
] ness mes anu San Francisco and
Z the s4i patch beat Dolphin. The bat
tleshtp Utah ordered there from
5Vers Cruz tonight. The German cruis-s
4er Dresben, and the British Cruisers
Z Hermoine ss.ts' 9 ss..tss.sl ti2Eex nre eraong the
vessels Of the sinterDati tional feet at
Iamplco and the Spanish crusier
: Carlos ". is eatf1tite from Vera Cruz.
Rear Admirnl etcher reported .hs1
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Ealeise Community OFT
la iIlst ass
+ - 49,. EE1pEefs
'fBy Assoniated prees.

L - ~ ~
New Haze eltons b. c.. Spril 8 Every
Sttzen OF New F5nzeitot, capable OF
bearing a rife was out today searching
he &c tait5 5it
whish ya Ay rsaided the branch OF
the Union Bssia K of Canada here. Six
men have been captured or killed.
Manager Tatchell, Of the bank, Bafd
today he saw tho desperadoes enter
the bank, and when he heard their fIrst
shots he Summoned a dozen men who
speedily got their rifles into. play.
There was & Eliie OF ore lleaped bfeats
higa on Fugsley Street not Fifty yards
from the bank and behind this the
posse gathered They opened lire as
the robbers emerged from the front
door OF the bank. - :. 3g
reh9hed alleiters two more were
Iso0nded but feaciied the summit o.
the hill az the sIl e OF the town before
they fell Two of the firss men VINO
= : =
THsee others are h the hospital. while
Pone Yas Captured In thaS woods late
yesterday p ~ ian.
IpOrt of ptlios American fntereats
there Will BIS iiFofecfas. nv III se..,.s..sl.. J.
califoEni nrh Wasship Mont
cAlrn has there
The Ana sugar Iiiif at ut Po-
trcro has been closed fftss warsE OF Gil.
All oil is beiItls set 81 !. ! aaviea ara a
Ing made 1b oal ying plaatations & for
supplies. Isi tlie Canton 6f 0riznba.
small bands oil MAJ aIl1ers lInge been
committing depTeds 3 ms.
-
ceneenfrsti ~ ai.tatay.
Mexico City. April 8. lebeIe are
conc centratiIlg in the neigh hborlio \ OF
Monterey acc0fnInR TO Information re-
celged here todey General BIandust
sster Of va q vs. be does not Zee =
an httaek on no 3erey. aa the earaf-
snsa g etEess Z; e y 81
tliElonpJ troops rFe being sent there.
Tilesf Ehting around Tatnpscc conffrlg
aseb lthonsh dft - 4. are lacstiug. Pfle
sgats iyiceS o rebel syfipasflzara s,aSr
ss.ss. "a . -.
government tiii liarsIes fl'si Tofsess.,
has been i66l Ia flS6Fts
enis ~ I4 . iiicially warn
go II, the Eiesa QfIicIa tonight that
the eendlH9 2 (. lasis, ealesi-
iates e era Sogel ent ald
als the rekSl sid reaulk ia enefr
e. E. : pnlsloGis aadsd shat this was
Oh lSsssn Bshl.
5pnFe2 AfsRiE Gakefaf
Eisla tDday to1 1x le7 me 35af pfine7s
irss banks 81 SsrclIIs aceofgsna so s
lfenert Whitn lie feieg phea % the
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

I w IVNe Ito SNNUU q NVT.,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EaiBALMERs.
COS n ST. nc. Modern chapel. Phone Linen. ia.
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Capt and Mrs. John Guest OF the North
cumberland will be hosts at a reception
on the afternoon OF May "a, from to
o'clock, in honor of their friends Mr..
and Mrs Y l.. Mavroidi of Alexandra,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

EoHANNAN On "Wednesday May 20. 1914. at
ai:,1 It'll a, her tesa,i 4 2csG street
loved wife Of Joseph Bvlannan III the thirty
eighth year of hc. age.
Notice of funeral hereafter II"
81 RECESS. on Monday. May Is 1914 Al !:lo
pm. ROBERT EUGENE. beloved and only
child of Nellie Burgess ,lice SUSAN and the
late Charles Ii. Burgess. III the fourth year
of his age.
Over the stream came the boa ,man 50 pale
Came in boat VITA SNOWY white sail:
Quickly he carried him the foam
Little Robbie has LETT gone 10 his home.
MAMMA AND GRANDMA.
Funeral from his late residence. lso. wiltberger
street northwest Thursday, May u. at .
pm.
WARD ". GARRISON. born September :,
fs42. aged seven'y-one years eight months
and fourteen days.
Notice of funeral hereafter. ca'
CHEM Suddenly u. Monday May is 1911
at 6:1o pm. ALFRED H. beloved son of
Elizabeth ami the late John H. 'ihern
southwest. Thursday. May IL thence TO 81.
Do:n;nic.s Church. where mass viii be said
for the repose of his soul.
GRlGG Suddenly on the morning of May 10,
Mrs. EIIZABErH PARSONS GRIG1;
Funeral from her late residence Thursday, May
Il, at 1:3o pan
HESTER. On Monday. May is. 1914. AT his
residence. 80 Shepherd street northwest.
JOSEPH FAIRFIELD HESTER, ST.. beloved
husband OF Mabel Carr Hester.
Funeral from Rock Creek Church Thursday,
May 81 at 40 pm. Interment at Rock
Geek cemetery 70"
HOBBS. On Monday, May Is. 1911 $50 pm.
at Georgetown University Hospital. MAR
GAREr EMMA HOBBS ,nee Pylcs,, in the
sixty-thi-d wear OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence. SOC Kennedy
In,erm.nt AT BeallsyiIie Md Friday morn
ing Relatives and friends Invited. lialti-
,nnr als
JOHNSON On Tuesday. May 10. 1914. at 5:5s
nm at his residence. 70 Fenton street
northeast. ROBERT f. JOHNSON. aged six
ty-iive years, beloved husband of NJ j.
Funeral private from his late residence on
Friday May 30 at pm. Interment,
Gienwood cemetery.
LEWIS. Entered into eternal rest Tuesday. May
10 1914 at 6:25 D.m.. at the residence OF
Der daughter. MARY j., beryed wife OF
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DIED.

CONTINUED on Tenth Page.D
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The exercises for the corner stone
laying of the new Congressional Club
have been changed from 1879 until !.
O clock tomorrow because Of the inability
of Speaker Clark to be present at the
earlier hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

Miss Sumner and Miss Josephine Cock
rell have arrived at Congress Hall on a
visit to the brother OF the former. Repre-
sentative Hatton W. Sumner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. Frank SadlieT OF New
York have returned to their home In
that city after a visit to Mrs. William
ii. Sadlier at the Montana.
Mrs. Sadlier gave ii tea for them 'xes-
terday at which a number of theI
mutual friends We're present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

Mrs. Franklin X. Lane and Miss Nancy
Lane left last evening for the Warm
Springs, Va. where they will remain fol-
several weeks. Miss Nancy Lane, who
was one of the flower girls at the mar
riage of Mr.. ard Mrs William Gibbs Nc
Adoo. is suffering an attack of whoop.ns
cough. and Mrs. Lane is recovering from
an attack OF grip.
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Mrs. Charles J. Badger. wife OF Rear
Admiral Badger. who has been visiting
Commandant and Mrs. Benson of the
Philadelphia navy yard. returned yester-
dow
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Sues for Absolute Divorce.

Sophie Thelma Houchen has filed suit
for an absolute divorce from Fred Jo-
seph Houchen. Desertion and miscon-
duct are alleged. They were married at
Jersey City September 10. 1908, vnd
have no children. Attorney Thomas H.
Patterson appears for the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

Miss Helen Lipscomb Of this city will be
graduated from the Castle School, Tarry-
town on-the-HudSon, May pc.
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IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS WILSON WILL RECEIVE AT
CHILDREN's HOUSE TODAY.
Farewell Party Today for Mrs. Clay
ton-0ther Hospitalities.
Notes.

Miss Margaret Wilson will receive with
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell. president
Of the Montessor Educational Associa-
ton, from = until o'clock this after
noon at the Children's House, 1910 kalo-
rama road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Purdy are at
Lake George \. y.
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I'm Going to Colorado
l Can Board There for 81
to $40 per Week

Did You know Nlat board costs the same or
J less in Colorado than at home. 81 to $40 a
week. and its always out-of-doors weather
There $50 days of sunshine every wear
and the nights are cool. sleep bringing rest
full. Only night out from Chicago or st.
( Louis and every hour of the trip is delight
fully interesting. especially on the Rock Island
I Lines Rocky Mountain Limited with
steel slcepers. free reclining chair cars and
! coaches. Meals at reasonable prices. Other
J fast daily trains.
} We maintain a Travel Bureau at 1913
J Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Our representa-
} tiyes are travel experts. who will help Won
J plan a wonderful and economical vacation
! give you full information about hotels camps
ranches. boarding places. and look after every
detail of your trip.
Write for fascinating picture books of
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Rock Island Lines.
Low fares Jnne to September 30.
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ORDER NISI.

Elizabeth Howard VS., Eva Q. Howard.
No. 1912 Equity, In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland.
Ordered this 18th day of March, IN the
wear nineteen hundred and fourteen, by the
Circuit Court for Garrett county, that the
sale mentioned in these proceedings, made
and reported by Charles q. watson, trustee
appointed by a decree of this Court to make
said sale be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
before the 18th DAY of April, 1914; provided
a COPY of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Garrett county, once
in each of three successive weeks before the
18th day of April, next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
100000. .,,.-, =,
Il. z. TOWER, Clerk.
True copy-Test: L. z. TOWER. Clerk.