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The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
American Saves 5000
From S1Uord by Turks
Hundreds Of Christians Massacred and United States Missions
Are in Peri-l50OO Seek Refuge Under Stars
and Stripes in Urumah District of Persia

SI.c7aI Ca'as IN The Washington Herah.
PctroCrad. March 25.-Hundreds or
christians have been slain by kurds
and Turkish regular soldiers in North
western Persia and the lives of thou
sands of others are menaCed. This
information was received here today
from Tiflis, the headquarters Of the
ira -Cauca sian army.
Harry = Packard. doctor OF the
American missionary station at tru-
miah. rIsked his life in successful
effort to prevent a friEhtful massacre
at Gcogtapa. where 5000 Christians
had takcn refuge. For three days
these Christians had stood off the Mo-
hammedans. but finally their ammu-
milton gave out. Two hundred of the
Christians had been executed when
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
POKER PLAYERS FINED
IN ALEXANDRIA court
Victims of Clever Thief. Who Gets $35
Without Holding Cards. Pay
for Gambling Session.

| Alexandria. Va, March 25.-AnotheI
highwayman who got away with $35
at pistols point from a poker game in
a place on the west side of Pitt street
between King and Prince streets, early
Tuesday morning. when six of the
alleged players were cited into court
and fines aggreGatinG si1 collected
from the men. All six. through their
attorney. Howard w. Smith, entered
pleas OF guilty to unlawful gambling,
! The one whose name was given as
"Corkey" Reynolds. and who was
| alleged to have been in charge of the
place at the time the hiEhwayman,
who, earlier in the night tried his luck
at cards and lost 81, played the game.
was fined $50. Fines of 50 each were
| imposed on the others.
William Henderson. Colored. sus-
pected of stealing fish from the store
of II. Kirk X Son. was captured this
afternoon on the river in 4 rowboat
by Sergt. Scott and Alpneus Robey,
who gave chase in motOrboat. Hem
derson sought to reach the Maryland
shore in his hatcau. Reallzlns he was
being pursued, he started to make a
short cut to the Norfolk v hart He
saw Policeman Reed AZ that wharf
and again tried to reach the other
side of the river when he was over
taken by the launch.
Services in observance Of the feast
of the Passover will be held in the
Synagogue at els o'clock on Monday
evening and also on Tuesday morning
In the Corporation Court today final
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Beautiful Serving Trays.
Much Below Regular Prices.

There are - OF these Trays,
i'll many desirable styles. practl-
callv one-of-a-k kind. and the very
great concession in price at
which we have been able to OBJ
tain them makes it possible for
us to offer them at much below
the regular prices.
Round. oblon. and square
trays, with mirror ccntcrs, plate
glass CenterS with beveled edges,
centers of glass and silver de-
post. ccntcrs with black back
and silver deposit. glass and lace
dOilv ccntcrs, and ccntcrS of en-
graved glass.
The sample line OF the very
best trays made. many OF them
with d guard rail, which adds
much to the appearance. some
oi them with handlc>, all with
ball icct.
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The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Ever Hear of Such Things !

New York. March e".-Richa
briggs of North Adams. Mass. has a
new cyelid. 1t was fashioned from the
skin of one of his arms and replaces
the old lid which was removed to per-
init an operation on one of his eyes
DIR. John +. Weeks performed both
operations at the New York Eye and
Ear lntirmsry.
Wallingford. y. j.. March @".-Burg-
lars entered Matthew Iasko's bedroom.
took $3.50 from his trousers pocket
and then opened a box OF Yasko's
cigars in which they placed note,
which read: Have a smoke on u.s.
New York. March 2a.-Because a
Juror referred to Miss Edith Thayer, an
actress, who testified in civil suit
against Arthur Hammerstein, as n
cute little cockroach" and told her she
could make. a fortune as such In the
movies Judge McAroy ruled IT a mis-
trial and discharged the jury.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
CALVE SINGING AGAIN.
announced to appear at Fcrform-
anrc> Till End of EncaEcmrnt.

Nm". CaI'c. after t"" davs rc>t and
,urdi,al attention. announced last night
,h,t sn. will %" anl" 10 sim- At Keith =
r.iny and At all other performances uIl
rh" cmd "c her present engagement mat
:, inday Uj"ht
Nora Eay"- also will ''"ntiuu" 1t ","rN
show throughout the week. and tn" k"Ith
audiences for tn" halan"" Of tho I"IIu'f
viii enjoy In" unusual "NpcriCnv" "t hay-
~ ouc more star IN tn" hill than they
supposed.
Manager H"l'hiiiS sIu"uurcd that holl-
'I> "f seat ,our"Is Tor last Ncdn"sday \
rr,atIn"" viii hC :'dmItlc'! ON general a4-
missions It thu Succeeding uatin"CS only
and not at night. Th" Wednesday even
!mc scat coupon holders will bc given
general admission 1t til" remaining CVcir-
IuE performances only. Ey this arrange
lmcnt 1t is possible for tn" mana G"m"W Wl
!" redeem ITS rr"miS" that all W"dnes-
LAY scat n",d"rs would Il" given general
admission when Nine. Cslv" returned to
the hill.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
WILL EUL0GIZE LURTOI.
TAFT Will Preside Over Supreme
Court Bar Tomorrow.

William II. Taft. former President
or the United States. VIII preside to-
morrow noon over meeting of the
bar of the United States Supreme
Court to take appropriate action on
the death of Horace II. Lurton. asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court.
James p. Maher. clerk OF the court.
will be secretary
Jacob NJ Dickinson. Of Tennessee.
secretary of War in tire Taft Cabi-
net. Will be chairman OF the COM
mittee on resolutions. the other menu
bers of which are as follows:
Judson Harmon, of Cincinnati: Ed
ward +. Trabue. of Louisville: John
J. Fertrees. of Tennessee; Edgar IL.
Farrar. of New Orleans; F. s Gregory.
OF chicago; Francis Lynde Stetsou.
OF New York: Henry W. ANDERSON, of
Klchmond; Lawrence Maxwell. of Gin
cinnati; John W. Yerkes. OF Ken
lucky; otto Kirchner. of Detroit;
FRANK II. Kellogg, OF St Paul: will
lam Marshall Bullitt. of Louisville: ::
Charles T. Gates. of Tennessee. and
frederick W. Lehman. OF st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
FIGHT TO WHITE.

New York. March =. Charlie White of ChIaasr
defeated Leach Crnss in a rattinS ten round hfIf
NadiSun Square Garden tonight. The WcstcnNT
would have probably by much wider margin
had Cnrss Stood up and oferSd to exchange with
him only at intervals did Cross really do an
lighting.
In the fnlI round Cross. realizing his oniv
rhanCr ~ kn0, kout. tined to score with
IS right. A. lie "Ien~d up for the final s7urt
White tsat nim 10 cCntFr with both hands aud
had Lrarule yGr, tired young the hell
truss weighed I2lI. pounds and White -
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Friday Special in
Women's Colonial Pumps.
S3.25 pair-were S. and Sc.

Several small lots OF Women 5
Colonial Pumps, which are i'll
complete in size range. There is
not an undesirable style in the
whole lot. and for those who can
be fitted this clearance presents
one of the best economic oppor-
tunitics in fashionable footwear.
Gun Metal Namrs. with Taupe
Quarters. hand-turned soles and
Spanish heels: sizes GA; 1 aud 6B;
-. : and SIC; IN.
Patent Namp. with Taupe Quart
erS. hand-turned soleS and SpaniSt:
heels: sizes 4 and "a: 6l.B; J L
and 1C: = and SID.
Gun Metal Colonials. with hand
turned s"lcs and spanish heels;
sizes iAA: iI.A: 6i-r.
Patent COltSkiu C"lnnials, hand
turned soles and Spanish heels;
sizes A.. =, 6. 81. and IA; /. =;
81: and "a: ), 6 and IB; ., I. > and
&C.: IN.
ratemt C"ltskiu CoIonials with
Goodyear welt Snl"s and Spanish
h"rls: sizes !. aud I=AA; ,. =.
Gt2 and ia: .. -. =. : and - f:
- :. 81. =, . and 1i-C: 4l.p.
SRI" pair.
Were $500 and $500.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
HISTORY BUILDERS.
The Physician Who Saw Lincoln Die.
Wuten EArr,,''' - Th- lz'uu-'"n H"rl,I.
Nv DIR. T.. !. EDM aNns

IT. the office Of Mai. Charles Elliott
Warren. now president of ono or tho
large banks of New York civ. there
/ hangs y photograph Of large size q, the
well-kuowu PAINTING Of the death bed "f
Abraham Lincoln. Grouped around the
he'd stood those near akin tu the dvinC
! President and ihoS" who were In init
mat. association with him when no WAS
President M these wsr" regarded at
tho time tn" painting WAS exhibited as
excellent portraits.
Recently Will" ! was chatting with
? Mai. Warren. gentleman called upon
him to whom I was introduced. After
pleasant conversation for fcw moments
the visitor departed lie appeared to he
a man in good health. and | Was aston
ished to learn that he WIS = years OF
age.
Mai. Warren spoke of him as ono OF
the great authorities in medicine in the
United States. one whose services espe-
cially in checking ravaScS OF cerebrO-
spinal meningitis had been of incstima bile
value After enumCratinG some of the
achievements of the visitor in the ficlo
of medicine. Mai. Warren turned to the
photograph which represented Lin
coins deathbed and to my astonish-
ment said: The gentleman with whom
you have just been talking is in that
picture. Can you find him.
In reply. l said that it had been my
impression since the death of Gideon
Wells. or at least since the death of
John Hay. that there was only one per-
son now living who was numbered in
that group and that was Robert T.
Lincoln. the Presidents son.
Yet the gentleman with whom you
just talked is in that picturc,'' insisted
Maj. Warren. Then Maj Warren
pointed out the figure to which he re-
ferred.
That is a picture" said Maj War
ren. "of DIR. Charles A. Leale. Very
few persons know that the physician
who Vas first at Lincoln's bedside aft
er he was wounded and who remained
with him until he died is still living
DIR. Leaie does not often refer to that
tragic experience and il il probably
for that reason that few people real
ICED that the physician who first at
tended Lincoln and who at Mrs Lin
coins request remained by the bedside
of the dying President until the end
Cams is still living. I have been told
by others that il was due TO DIR.
Leale's ministrstions that President
Lincoln's life was spared as long as il
was Almost all of the time after Lin
coin was placed upon the bed in the
house opposite Ford's Theater to
which he was taken after he was
shot, DIR. Leale-who had made an ex-
animation of the wound and who was
persuaded that IL was mortal-sat by
the bedside holding the Presidents
hand. That was fifty-fve years ago.
Copyright. 1915. by y; ,: Edwards. All rights
Tomorrow Dr. Edwards will tell OF
Two Careful Politicians of the Old
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Young Society Matron
Laws DOWn RuIes

In discussing the approaching social
season. i young matrOn says that the
success Of every event. whether in
home. church. or club. depends upon the
foresight OF the women months before
The brilliancy. charm. and success OF
a party is dependent upon the physical
condition Of the hostess. She cannot be
entertaining. witty. or clever il she is
loaded down with all the complaints a
woman is heir to: and very few are
free from the functional troubles which
bring with them dizziness. backache,
sick headache. sleeplessness, and in
tense nervousness.
ThouSa nds upon thousands of moth
ers. wives. and daughters in every sec
tion OF this great country, who have
regained health. vigor. and cheerful
disposition after months of misery and
even despair are the ones who truly
appreciate the marvellous restorative
power of Or. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription.
Every woman who has reason to be-
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irregularities, or a catarrhal condition
is caused by arrangement OF the
womanly functions owes il to herself
and dear ones TO speedily overcome the
trouble before general breakdown
causes permanent prostration.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
remedy that any ailing woman can
safely take because ii is prepared with
pure glycerine from roots and herbs.
containing tonic properties OF the most
pronounced character and without alcohol.
Get DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
tion today, either in liquid or tablet
form. at any dealer in medicines. IL you
want to better your physical condition
surely and speedily. Every ingredient
in DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription is
printed along with the directions.
Every ailing woman should write to-
day for confidential advice to spe-
cialist who has had years of experience
in treating diseases peculiar to women.
His advice Is given without charge. and
writing places you under no obligation
whatever. Simply address DIR. Pierce.
InvaIids' Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y. and
write: Dear Doctor: Please send me.
without charge, further information"
15s page book on Woman and Her Dis
eases sent free."-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
SEIZED SHIPS BORE WAR FOOD
Germany Explains Capture of Two
Dutch Steamers by Submarine.

Berlin tby wireless). March cj.-The
seizure of tn" Dutch steamers Bata-
vicr V. and the Zaanstroom in the
North Sea by a German submarine
which took them to ZeebruGGe. was
due To the fact that both vessels had
on board food and clothing for the
E"lGian army. it was announced offlci-
ally today.
The government has explained the
cause of tho seizure to tho government
OF HOLLAND. and il is expected that the
explanation Will prove satisfactory TO
Tn" Hague.
Tn" two ships carried q great num-
hoy Of uniforms for tn" Belgian
s"lIicrs as well "a civilian clothing.
900 cCCS fn.Onn Kilograms OF
cheese, and G.nnO hams
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Sl.00 to S4.O0 each.
About One-half Regular
Prices.
Friday Special in
Women's Vests.

\ manufacturer , sample ilnc
"f Swiss Ribbed I.i-lc Thread
\ c>t~. in lnw-ncck and sleeveless
style, with plain or crochet
fronts. "Icy arc slightly soilcd,
and offered at unc-third to one
hall les than regular prices.
Special prices. BE and SOC garment.
And the following:
80 Childrcn's Ralbriggan Vests,
high neck and short sleeves, in
sizes Is, 80 and g.: I5c each.
Were sc.
y Childrcn'> Imported Balbrig-
gan Vests. high neck and short
sleeves; sizes IS, so, 81 and "a;
&c each. We're SOC.
- Womcn'S Jersey Ribbed Com
hination Suits, low neck and no
sleeves: lacc-trimmed drawers;
sic !; Sc each. Were SOC.
Main fm7 q; -.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
REBELS ESCAPE DEATH PENALTY
Maritz Only Bocr to be Executed IL
Captured.

tapetown. South Africa. March 25.-
Tn" assembly today adopted an amend
mcnt t" the indemnity bill excluding
the death penalty as punishment for
Beers who took part in the recent re-
bellion.
Sir Thomas Smartt. in supporting the
amendment. asked that Lieut.. Col.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Woodward & Lothrop
New k--WASHINGTON-Pa
REMNANT DAY
Friday Special in
An-Enen Laces.

Dainty Linen Torchon Laces.
warranted pure linen in every
thread, in many neatly pattern
ed edges. from l to q! inches
in width. Very attractive trim
mings and exceptional in value.
Special price. sc yard.
Main .hnOr-E
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
SCRANTON WIFE ASKS
DIVORCE FROM MAYO
Dcscrtion and Nonsupport Alleged in
Suit Filed by Mrs. Florence
Weeks Mayo.

Scranton. Ia. March 26.-Mrs. Flor
ence Weeks Mayo today filed suit for
divorce against Nirginius J. Mayo. the
wealthy manufacturer OF New Haven.
Conn, whom she claimed as her hus-
band after the revelations brought out
bout ny the recent suicide of Lillian
Cook. Mayo's stcnoGrapher.
Mrs. Mayo bases her suit on ailega-
tions of desertiOn and nonsupport
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Sunday Ball for New York

tIrsrv. Nar~h S-tn effort yesterday afternoon
get "Tt # n" Cries onmmittce uf the assembly
~" NrE!rny hilr. T-ovIdr- for sunday baseball
sIlt,d T'tr ~ . 10 s. The vote Of ASs-nbly-
man Brrnsn. "f N'rs Nr+k. acainst tn. hill blocked
tho rght f tho New York City delegation 10 cSrry
IN" NSht tn th floor of the ASSEMBLY. Assembly, n
t1lmnan # NinSs. abss-nt. ard he IL I'M
d'TSf"'d tr b" for the measure. 1t viii Irpbably
crfnr out 4 TIC onmmitts- neat wcCk.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
FIRE BREAKS UP SHOW.
Audience, Warned from stage
Leaves Calmly.

New York. March %.-Fire started this
afternoon in the dressing room of the
LyCeum Theater. during A matinee. at
which Elsie Ferguson was appearing.
Announcement OF the fire was made from
the stage. and the audience remained
calm and passed out Of the theater. No
one was injured.
The fire started from lighted cigar
ette thrown on the floor of the ushers'
dressing room. but was quickly put under
control.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
NURSES ERROR NAY COST LIFE.
Woman. just Hothcr. Given Poison
Tablets ny Ni~taLr.

ThrladeIphia, March WITHIN 4
few hours after becoming = mother
Mrs y. Roberts, -, Of camden. may
die IS result of poison tablets ad-
mruiStor"d by mIstahc for medicine
l.! nurse.
Immediately after taking the tab
lets Mrs. Roberts became III and was
rushed to st. Joseph's Hospital. where
she is in serious condition.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
SOCIETY
co>rINUED FROM FACE FOUR.

IN" luncheon which Mrs. Archibald Oracle
will give today.
Mrs. Emory VI. Un,i"rwo oud. wife Of the
Assistant Attorney General, will he host
ess at luncheon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Li>Ic. OF Prov
idencc, II. J.. are visiting Washington
while Ell route home from Florida.
where they spent the winter During
their stay here they arc guests at Ho-
tel Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Eritt"n Will be
among the dinner hosts this evening.
Mr. and Mrs g w Thomas Chicago
III. arrived in the city yesterday after
noon. They are stopping at the Ebbitt.
Mr. aud Mrs y. H"sirttcr. of Beverly.
Mas. who have bccn visiting Mr.. and
Mrs FREDERICK q. IIostcttcr. of Pitts
hUrSh at their country place, Broad
Run. Va. hav" all como to the New
Willard for short visit.
NJ. Gregory Wn"nkin. the Russian
financial attach" to London. who mas
he"u spending the winter in New York
ard Washington. has returned to the
Shorcham 10 spend several days
Late arrivals from Paris at the New
Willard include Mrs. J. l. Tourtcllottc
and Mr.. +. J. Tourtcllottc.
Mrs Walter A. Blocdorn will not he
at home Monday. March 30. at the
navy yard. or any other Monday this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Graham BiE,ow.
Mrs. l.. II. BiglOw. and Miss. ~ r.
Thomas make up a party of prominent
people from New York city arriving az
the New Willard yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbank TwiSE. OF Leeds
Manor, Markham. Va. are on one nt
their frequent visits TO Washington, and
are staying at the New Willard.
Mr. 6 Rowland Gardner. Of New York.
has arrived at the Shorcham
NJ. and Mrs. f.. W. pElchay. OF Clcvc
land and Wheeling. are at IN" New vii
lard FOR their usual spring lisit.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
French Division Chief Killed.

TariS, MarCh I5--InformatiOn was re-
C"ived from the front today that Rene
Joseph Delarue. chief Of Il division OF
the French army. was killed while in
spectinE a trench last night.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Friday Clearance Of
Women's S Dresses.

Not a large assortment, but
included are attractive styles for
afternoon. street or evening
wear, and for those who can be
fitted there is good choice for
selection.
Crepe meteor, cIarneuse'
serge. chiffon and other pretty
silks have been used i'll their
making, and the colors are good
black, navy, blue and light
evening shades. Sizes 81 10 3S-
$1,000 each.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Limit Parliament Sittings.

London March 5-It was announced
today that when Parliament convenecs
after Easter its sittings will be limited
to three days . week.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Natives OF province in India have
succeeded in breeding egrCts in captivity
and in obtaining plumage four times a
year without injury TO the birds.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Maritz bn made an exception and exc
Cut"d II captured.
The assembly voted s$5.1J0.0O0 for
war expenses up to March 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

''''' '"'S n'| '"'"''' = war "t ar
| '.r' t'i.
=, o,.,.-..,.,, ..n n-,. an III, ~ "Sn'
Ia,, ,N,I;a,, 49, " "' u u.
~ d,,,,, " ,n ,i' L,.S. ,o'''l'r" ''ii,I i,u'.n
has ;n,,rn.sod ~ ,or,i,.o i,nor,, a. ,''''' :,
,,,.,,. ,,Lo i,.za,, sh,r,. ~, o',
i i,,Iin' 81 T''I'' " Sc' "''' MAJ H.
,h, ia, a,d 49, ,,i,,i,,n ,,,, ,s u,
,,n,r,. !. a,in .,"o ,,,'oa,, -, Ta,;,a Nv.
/!
fra'se> ''er""" >oidiers.
~ a soldier speaking Of his enemy, Sir
John was far from deprcciatinC the fight
ing qualities Of the Germans. to whom
h.. paid =, soldiers chivalrous tribute.
'Eat.' SAID he. they are no braver
than T." other soldiers ia TINS war at
tribute th"T Valu" and their weil-disCi-
rIiu.d cohesion to tho fast that from the
"radl" they are Taught discipline and to
Worship their Kaiser and F"th"rland
and that It Is their duty to die for the
Fath"rIani when th,!T Kaiser com
,ISc,, i,.,,..,rod 80 ., tbo co,d,ct ~
ih.. German 5pIdr"rs'
AS t" thCff bShHNioT. ! SAID. lis IL
a. had as rcpr'scui"Ir Have they con-
>isr"nrly broken tn ru!"s Of civilized
warfar."''
marshal h"s'tat"d before replying.
EVIdcutI> as soldier L." wished 10
h" "uilr"Ii Just I" hiS enemy. finalIN
hr said.
"N"S. ~ ma"> instances their CON
Duct has been had-N"r! had. | hno"
that II has h""n
After pause, SIR John went on.
R'lt II varies. II seems TO depend
upOu th" commanders. IT COM
pf fIeS n,s
cur N"*. rn the ru1iu. I"rrnan conduct
depends up0n the character of tho
Gcrmdn generals.
The subject Mas thcU switched as |
pat the following question:
And the French army-you have
been lighting as its ally for eight
does II compare with the
German army?
This seemed 4 happy question. The
spirit and the rule when keep our
own regular army officers to their
prov incC characteriz" this simple, quiet
decisive commander
PS e
THE French at the start" said the
field marshal, were laboring under
the shadow Of their disastrous defeat
in 1870, which might have we'll led
both French and the world in gem
eral to think that the German mill
tary machine was heaven-born and ir-
resistible. The French have already
learned to the contrary and the world
soon must If IL has not already
done so.
..I need not speak of their spIendid
or their ,ourage in driving
the Germans back from the Marine They
have the Elan OF Napolcon's time thanks
IN tho snur NJ rep.voJ c,n1dan.. No,
4.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY,
FRENCH INSPIRES MEN

'">riNIrD IRON FACE n>t.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ErIttun Will be
among the dinner hosts this evening.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Tomorrow DIR. Edwards will tell Of
Two Careful Politicians of the Old
school
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Thomas. Cliicago,
III. arrived in the city yesterday after
noon. They are stopping at the Ebbitt.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Late arrivals from Paris at the New
Willard include Mrs. J. l. TOurtcllottc
and Mr.. +. J. Tourtcllottc.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Mrs Walter \. BlOcdorn will not be
at home Monday. March 20. at the
navy yard. or any other Monday this
season
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

the luncheon which Mrs. Archibald Oracle
will give today.
MIS Errnrr II I.n.irrr,n..I NJ, IL IL,
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26
Sold at Regular Prices---
$3.50 to $3.50
Mems Spring Suits

All the Newest Weaves Cut in the Latest Styles, and the
Satisfactory Service of Every Garment Guaranteed in Add
ton to the $500 Saving Guarantee (Ask about his
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham BiEiOw.
Mrs. l.. II. BiglOw. and Miss y. r.
Thomas make Up a party of prominent
people from New York city arriving al
the New Willard yesterday
The Washington herald., 1915-03-26

tn" funeral ~ Mss Eliza Jones. =
daughter "f Nj. ana Mr~ Luu's. Who
died yesterday. viii tl>" pla~" ut :
o'clock tomorrow AFTERNOON from til"
family non" - rrru"rr street. Rev
Dr. W =. Watson. pastor "r the First
Baptist church, officiating.