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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Special Bill Tonight

Bud Luftuich's Trio will show at the Crystal tonight, and a good bill is promised The former showed three nights at the Orpheum at Bisbee and each night to packed houses, and vaudeville treat is in store for the local public Four reels of moving pictures will be shown. with admission at l5 and 9 cents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
GIeeson Visitor

Joe Stanfield. owner of extensive mining properties in the Gleeson dis trict, was a visitor in the Old Camp yesterday on business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
LOOKING BACkwsAO
 TWENTy.FouR YEARS MONDAY
MONDAY

One of the interesting features of
 the Albuquerque fair vas the game of
 shiny played by forty Mohave l Indians
 4 personal in rhe San Francisco Chronicle says "DI NaTnekros.
 prominent landowner of Arizona is at the Baldwin"
 George Fi,,s has an almond tree in
 his yard. on Toug lnut street opposite
 the court house. which is ten years old from the seed IL sprou,ed in the same spot where it now stands The
 variety is known as the paper shell The constitution makers will finish
 their labors this week unless something
 occurs to change the plan Before they adjourn however it vii be their duty 10 set time for voting upon the adoption of the instrument The [ Prospector would suggest the 3rd fl November as fitting time IL will be election day in the eas, and we might as we'll get into the swim with the big 'uns.
 ForeDaugh's circus has not vet been
 r.l f,, A. Il.
 that it will give us the go by
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Tuesday's Daily.
Purchase Buick

Messrs Ciacoma Bros, managers Of the Crystal theatre, today purchased a Buick automobile. and were seen on the streets today taking turns dodging the telephone poles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
cHAIrLE MosIoAoE

W Parks 10 Bank of Douglas, Douglas prop. So" ] Irule ct al to ] Schmid. autol215 ..,
 WARRANTY DEED r rTiIdre,h q, ux "a v McDon aid. land ..-.-.. ooo -- . H Johnson to Douglas Rlty X Inv Co. Douglas prpp. 900 ~. W Reed 10 F Hands. ranch ... 100 =. Laura Pendelt ct coni to A ] Haven Douglas prop 10
 ATgNr | $ to F Hildreth. land .-.. -
 2. z. DEED 0 Geisenhoffer to E Hands. mn clam .---.-.--...-. i--
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE F Fisher to Mrs M Herbert. - Bank of Douglas 10 Anna Barns - State Nut B & l. Assn to Alma Guy ct conj --..-.....-..
 WARRANTY DEED Hildreth ct ux 70 Mascot Townsite X Rlty Co. land. 300 . C Buchte et ux to Gus Haigler Risbe, nroo 700 E Marez ct ux to W Russell ct ux. Bisbee prop. .........ll0 . W Russell tux to W Deckeraw Bisbee prop ...-....--.- 10 d. Jos Fisher ct ux to Wo Kee. Pearce prop ....-.-.... 25O .. Mrs Lillian Ri 'Iards to Emma BCren. Bowi. prop . 5e ..
 R. E. MORTGAGE Kerncr to v Dugan. Douglas prop. 1000 ..
 cHArrLE MORTGAGE B Morton tc First Nat Bank of Douglas. personal prop 1000 .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE L Engle to NJ kalugjenovich. II. - PATENT L $ tn Santa Fe Pacific R K Co, land ...--...-....... -
 Q C. DEED Santa Fe Pacific K R Go to Mascot Townsiue X Rlty Co land .--... .... Jtb cHATTEL MORTGAGE W Buck 10 First Nat Bank of Lordsburg. live stock ..... 1000 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Record Month

The present month promises to be the record month for the issuance of
 licenses for marriage. To date eighty one applications were received. which is ten more than ever before issued in the history of the county in one month |.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Mayor of Fairbank

Arthur Henev. fMayor of Fairbauk day in his Red Devil racer, making the trip in little less than nothing. He intended to business matters returning
 home in the afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Mondays Daily.
s unGayed in Mountains

Clerk of the Superior Court J. E.. of the Machomich Mercantile Com pagy, accompanied by his family spent yesterday in the Huachcas on motor trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Bisbee Officer

Deputy Sheriff Vim. Brakeheld was a visitor m the county seat today on business connected with the sheriff - office
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Wednesday,. Daily.
From Benson

Constable Billy Bennett. of Bcnson n. was a visitor m the county seat yester- day on business returning home last night He made the trip in his Ford roadster
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Douglas Officers

Deputy Sheriff Chas. Cross and Con- stable Hayhurst were visitors in the city yesterday and today. having come up as witnesses in the Ellis assault case yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
To San Francisco

Mrs Gibson. mother of Attorney o. Gibson. of the Gibson Abstract com pany. left this morning for San Fran cisco. where she will visit the Panama Pacific Exposition for several months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Douglas Agent

D. ". Hitchins, Douglas agent O tbi Overland auto. spent today II
 Tombstone on business returning hom, this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Visiting In Douglas

Mrs K. F. Woodruff. wife of ~ount ' Sienosraphrr Woodruff. who has beer spending several days in Douglas. l, expected home this evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Merck Guilty

The jury in the case of the State vS J. B Merck. of Douglas. charged will, violating the prohibition laws yester- day returned a verdict of guilty, and sentence wsll be pronounced by Judge Lockwood later. The jury was out since Saturday afternoon. This morn ing ihe case of the State vs Stausbury- charged with the same offence was tired and the defendant sentenced to tea days and a fine of SI0. The case has been appealed. This afternoon the case of the State vs. a negro named Leonard Ellis, charged with assault with intent to commit murder. was on trial and went to the jury about 3:30.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Jastro

Pink Murry. foreman of the Boquillas i Land and Cattle Company arrived i'll the city this morning from the home
 ranch at Jastro. on visit with his | family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Threatened With Typhoid Fever

The many lrien of Miss Oda Belle Davis. formerly of this city. but now cf Bisbee. will be grieved to hear that she is confined to her bed. threatened with typhoid fever. Miss Davis at
 tended school here and has large circle of friends among the young people, who hope for her early recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Soda Pop King

Theo. Metz, Bisbee soda pop king. was visitor in the county seat today calling on the trade
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Middlemarch

Mr. E. J. Kelly Of Middlemarch Camp was a visitor in Tombstone to- day on business matters connected with his Middlemar properties now under bond 10 California capital
 MT Kelly says that things are looking fine at the camp and there are new in the neigh bc rh ood of 5 men working for the company and considerable ore has been developed within the past few weeks, giving every indi, alton that will make Middlemarch one of the best mining towns in the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Married Today

Judge w. A. Fowler today united in the holy bouds of matrmony Arthur G Hoppe and Mrs. Rose Steiner. both of this city. The couple have been resi- dents of Tombstone for some time past, md the groom is an employe of the Bunker Hill Mines Company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Hu achucas

Dick Haverty. Constable at Garces and Hereford. was visitor in the county seat today on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Fairbank

Jeff Milton. immigration inspector at Fairbank. was among the visitors in the Old Camp today on official duties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Benn stt in from Ranch

Fred Bennett, president of the Cochise County Cattlemen's Association, was in today from his ranch in the Dragoon mountains. All the csttlemen of the county are busy with the fall roundup which is now in progress. being at the Sheep Ranch today.
 
 is brought forcibly to view at this time, is the fact that the county attor- neys' office of Cochise county has raised more questions before the su- i preme court to solve the kinks of the prohibition amendment, than any other county in the state.
 County Attorney Ross, speaking of the case. said: The two per cent case was brought up from Cochise. as was also the Golden Ribbon case. for a de cision. Another point raised was liuuor returned to him under the law after he had been arrested and tried for bootle gging. This, Judge McAlis
 ter of Graham county decided could not be done. All together tine present test case makes the fourth question  raised from Cochise. and if the su-
 preme court decides favorabIy on them , the next legislature will have clear . sailing. when it comes to sfraighten MT. Ross.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Visited In Douglas

Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas and wife returned home yesterday from a several days visit in Douglas. Mir Thomas going there on business. while Mrs. Thomas visited relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Illinois

Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Day. of Green Valley. Illinois who have been visiting M-. and Mrs. Frank Winters for the past week, left yesterday for San Diego and other coast points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
fairbank Visitors

General Manager Henry street and Judge Barnes. of the BoquilIas Land & Cattle company. were among the visi- tors in .he county sea; today on busi- . ness matters,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Visited C0ur'land

John Hass, we'll known resident of :he Old Camp spent several days ar Courtlaad last week returning hone Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Visited Blsbee

Justice of the Peace w A Fowler nd wife. accompanied by Deputy Clerk C B. Wilson. of the superior court. motored over to Bisbee yester- day, returning home in the evening. Mrs. Wilson, who has been visiting in Douslas and Bisbee the past week. re- turned home with them
 From Ranch
 S. N. Gordon and son F. W. Coi don, were visitors in Tombstone today from their ranch at Turner They state that while things are not looking
 particularly bad in their section. that
 1t is very dry there this year. but tbt farmers in that section are expecting te harvest reasonably good feed crops notwithing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
On Business

County Attorney J. F. Ross returned home yesterday from from a brief visit to Douglas on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
 SiRAGI BROS, Publi.here

instruments Filed With the County Recorder of Record This Day
 E. MORTGAGE Rawlings et uN 10 Bank oi Bisbee. Warren prop. 200o
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE A Haney to V Fletcher. well drilling outfit. ........ 250 .. ( Midzor to S Goikovich. per- sonai prop ........-.--..-- - Soto to Toledo Scale Co, scales. So Borrego to Toledo Scale Co scales .--.....-....... l25 ] Ramos to Toledo Scale Go scales ...-....--......... 70 Bono to Toledo Scale Co scales ---....-.-. sV Taylor & Soaring to Nat Cash Register Go. register . 50
 MINING DEED J Hogan ct ux 10 n Seed ct ux ct al, mining sl .. as .... 10 J Hood to Superior P,uehurg Copper Co. mining claim. .. Kennedy eI ux to Superior Pitt. burg Cop Co. min claim
 DEED Douglas Inv Go To Valdez Douglas prop ........-... l5b
 Q C. DEED A SpasaIl to Emma SiIief1ler Egge' vile pr' p...-..-. 4''
 BILL OF SALE s Cojkovich to ( Mdzor. War ien prop. -........ lSi10 sAIIsFAcTIo., ur &oF.aAcE H Dugan to ] Keruer.. - Bank of Bisbee to I Cunning ham. ..---..----...- - W Cowan to C Van Meter =. -
 AGREEMENT W Kirk ct ux with H Dugan -
 WARRANTY DEED H Dugar et ux to Mabel Butler Douglas prop .. ...... 55Gh l Harris C, ux to G Morgan land l0oj .. H Manz ct ux to T PeIusi. Bis bse prop biS J Averill to Cadman, land 1900.
 MINING DEED R Hall to NJ Donoboe ct al min prop .....-... -....-. l" -. U 10 ' Morgan. land. ....
 BILL OF SALE Ioseptine Ca6man to r Averill personal prop. .....--.... 1900 =.
 R. E MORTGAGE K Henry ct ux 10 James East Douglas prop -...... -.. l6oo =
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE C-talios & Bcrnal to J Chel- dorf. Douglas prop -..... l60 = McCarrelI to Standard Fur pi'ure Co. furniture 330 70 s al prop. ....--.-.-. -oo -- ] Robinson to Fred Waughtal land .....--s- .-- 5o SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bisbee 10 L Jackson. Bank ot Douglas to W Parks. - First Nat Bank uf Douglas to Billy Coed. d......--...- - Bank of Douglas to s Suppl. - Bank of Douglas to W Holmes -
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Grace Shsttuck ct conj to Mary Barrow. land. ...-- =
 Q. C. DEED sB BaI;ch ct ux es al to s Angius Douglas pr~p. p.-..---. isV
 wARREsTy DEED C Nichols ct ux to Information al Laundry Co. Douglas prop :. T Pollock ct ux to C Nichols
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
BEN WEIGH TO SHOW
QUICK CHANGE ACT
Comedian Will Demonstrate
That He Impersonates Both
Italian and Hebrew.

Ben welch, the comedian n -monolog ogist.
n about to add another feature to the
performance In which he appears at the
Gayety Thcater this week, that OF
lightning change artist He has been
doing this stunt ever since he started
out this season. but the trouble has
been that he has done II so well no
one believes II Is really Welch who APP
pears I'm the new character. And so he
intends to give demonstration some
time this week OF just how the thing Is
done bv changing his makeup and whole
appearance I'm full view of the audience.
WelCh has been a vaudeville headliner
for some years. He appeared at keith
in this city only n few months ago. lie
wanted to take out show OF his own.
however. which accounts for his being
in burlesque. and he also wanted to give
himself a wider range for his work. lie
appears in a Hebrew character in the
first part of the show. and later returns
to sing an Italian song. 1t Is this lta'-
ian song that has caused the trouble.
II is a very popular song. and the au-
dicnce takes to it-but within five sec
onds after he finishes II Welch Is back
on the stage In his Hebrew character,
and complaints are heard through the
audience that the Italian is not on the
stage more--few people believing that
Weich did the Italian because of the
quick change back to his former charac-
ter. To demonstrate that he really
makes the change, Welch intends TO
give Gayctv audience chance to SEQ
him do IL. He has not decided when "
will be. but will select some day TINS
week
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Deaths.

Clark.on T. Colbert. - years. 1913 Twenty
eighth street northwest.
Maurice Auerbach. 81 years. The Sherman
apartments COD. Fifteenth street northwest
Ellen Mason. co years. 2l0s Bennings road.
D. e.
Horace NJ. Taber. 6s years, 1917 Park road
stephen Knight. 70 years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Mollie NJ. Foster. g. years. Washington Home
for Incurables.
Frank HerIord. % years. Providence Hospi-
Myra l. Collier. 10 years. Iib d street north
east.
Elizabeth b. Collier. 60 years. no6 d stree,
northeast
Elizabeth scheller. 20 years. 1853 Fuller stree,
northwest.
Edwin $. NARROW. 81 years. at, Seventeenth
| street northwest.
Jane B. Miller. a years. Sibiey Hospital.
Lucy Anderson. ~ years. ll0s X street south.
east
Thomas Conway. so years. $40 Fourth stree,
northeast
William schrum. IL hours. Casualty Hos
pital
Eliza Waller. &C years. so Third stree,
southwest
Edward Lewis. SO years. 1928 Ninth stree,
northwest
Jennie Tilman. I years. Chiidren's Hospital
Harry Turner. wears. Chiidren's Hospitai.
MatN NJ Hawkins. ij years. si6 X street
Martha wormley. 81 years. Freedmen's Hos.
pitsl "
Henry Carroll 81 wears. Garneld Hospital.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
G. w. Society Will Assist
In Students Activities

The Interfraternity Association Of tho
George Washington University viii, meet
tonight at y o'clock Mt the chapter house
OF Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. 1916
Sixteenth street northwest The asso-
ciation Is bending its efforts toward ac-
tive support OF student activities. en-
couragemcnt of better scholarship
through the public" tion of averages of
the various fraternities. and the estab.
lishment of closer relations between the
members of the fratcrnitles and inrm-
bers of the faculty.
Theta Delta CHI Fraternity has an
nounccd the pledcing of the fol,owine
now members: Henry Ravenel. Thomas
Johnson. 4: r. Wtncats.., IT,. Morton y
Walker. Warren NJ. York. Frank T.
Richards James Finley. r G.. Carter
Eerdinand Carter. Henry Hough. and
Frank Fields.
CHI Omega Sorority has pledged the
following: Louise Benton Pugh, Knth
srinc Wax. Elizabeth Davis. Edna
DIXON. Gertrude Walter. and Nelma
Hitchcock. The sorority recently cav,
Z delEhtful dance ut the Powhatan In
nonor or the pledges. Mr.. and Mrs Al.
bert Aloes chaperoning.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Realty Transfers

Columbia Heights-Anna l.. Lukei to Frank
r. and Annie X. Murray. lot g. block 81.
$40 istamps So
Chevy Chase Grove-Fulton X. Gordon ct ux.
TO Julian X. simpson. jr.. lot ~. square
2O2i. s., iS.02.
First street southwest. between % and y
streets-Elizabeth {. lillinE ct al 10 hehry
W. Catlett, original lots ] and y, square
500. SO tstamps So
1896 Meridian place northwest (The Ohio)-
Christena Miller to Linnaeus 8 savage. lot
6SH. square 26sl. $40 tstamps So. 5o,.
South Brookland-rhrlft Building Company
TO George +. Card. lot q. square 1856 SO.
Chillum Castle Hcights-Munsey Trust Com
pany. trustee. to Peter c. Goble. lot ~
square sos. SO ,rtamps so centsb
The Washington times., 1915-10-27

III N ST. n W.-6 rooms and bath south
front: large porch: f23.jo. Inquire ia" iStn
FOR RENT-i22O Bladensburg road, foC-
room house. auto shed and stable newly
pa intrd and papered: running Mater: rent
only $50 Key next door,
FOR RENT-Cozy broom brick house, with
bath recently remudelCd; rent only 81 80
per month. Inquire at az 10th 1t. :. e. i
FOR RENT-2.2 llth ST. $. E.-6 rooms. all
iuproN emeIits, fine condition; reduced 10
y2Ob0 d. NJ. GOODACRE, CITY Hall
o ST s. W, lo5o-House. S rooms and stable {;
make fne garage. A. $. CAfWOOD. HlS
New York ave. \. ".
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SAl.E--l9 horses and mules and farm
wagons. top wagons suitable for grocery
purposes. Apply Il! Ia. ave. Majestic no
tAl. south sids.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Simon Wolf to Celebrate
79th Birthday Tomorrow

simon Wolf, ,awyer. publicist, and
pnilhnthropist. VIII celebrate his
teNenty-ninth birthday anniversary to-
morrow The event will be ceIebra ed
hy family reunion and dinner at his
home, 20l3 Columbia road.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
FOR RENT.
Clifford A. Borden Co.,

PHONE NJ :ci2 6Ot 9th ST. y. w
SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN ECKlNGTON FOR
$3.50; large porch: excellent repair: cN-
Ceptionally low rent for this section. II. +.
SAUL CO. s3t y. Y. ave. NV. NJ. 2N.
FOR RENT-,22 so: 4o2 E $. T.. bay -windov
brick: 6 rooms; a. IN. t. southern exposure
facing park; cars pass corner. Inquire t0i T.
At. or NJ. J. HUNT. l723 J. St y. W.
c2l6 10Th ST. n. W.-Four-room house; water.
gns. white tenantH lla knN 9lk "
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
NAVY.

Ensign VALENTINE WOOD. detached
Tennessee TO Sanvton.
Ensign T.. K. MrRRlSEi, detached
Tennessee to Fulton.
Surgeon r. r. WILLIAMS. detached
Naval HOSPITAL. Norfolk. to marine
brigade. IIat!.
Surgeon @. a. RIEER, detached Texas
to Haiti.
Surgeon y. G. ALLEN. New Hamp-
shire. TO haiti
Surgeon f.. t. REED. marine d"Cruting
station. New oNrk. to Haiti. -
Surgeon r. \. Torrcnc" Naval Hos
nital. Portsmouth. y. II, to Haiti
Surgeon A. f. RrDDOE, detached Ten
nessce To Hart.
Surgeon r. NJ. WATERHOTSE. Mon
tana. to IlNitl.
Surgeon G. II. DRAGO0. Nebraska. to
receiving shin. Boston.
Civi' Engineer +. l.. REED Bureau
Yards and Docks. to Charleston
naNv yard
Civl Engineer +. r. CHAMBERS,
charleston navy yard, to Depart
mCnt o. Justice.
CEarlNIn =. Y. ELLIS. to Atlantic re-
scrvo fleet.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Vital Records
Births.


Giles and Jennie Joel, boy
John X. and Mary e. Young, boy.
Roland A. and Ruth Waddill. boy.
Roger j. and Edna NJ. Whiteford, girl.
John and Jessie SebRstine, girl.
Will and Katherine Il. Schrum. boy.
Carl j.. and Pauline Speh. girl.
Max and Bluma Rosenbium. girl
Robert l.. and Bertha Pitcock. girl.
James and Mary Mewshaw, girl.
Edward and Mary Goeber. boy.
Raymond and Cora Jones. girl.
James II and Jenniewee q. Holmes, boy.
Frank and Lucy Demma, boy.
Lemuel and Mamie Charlie, girl.
Robert l.. and Hester Garibaldi. boy.
virgil NJ. and Sarah 4. Costello. girl.
Pasqusle J. and Clara +. Chicca, boy.
Roman J. and Anna NJ Conrad, boy.
Maurice and Estelie Beavers, giri.
Frank and Florence Benson, boy.
Chauncey and Bertha NJ Beavers, girl.
Elmer Is. and Pearl v. Brammell, giri.
Joseph and Mary Waters. boy.
Fred and Ollie Wood. hoy.
Alonzo and Mary Washington, boy.
william and Arleaser Vest, boy.
Richard and Martha Turner, girl.
Melvin and Eleanor Thomas, boy.
labron and Sadie Rudisiii, girl.
Horace and Melissa Mosiey, girl
william and Rebecca Aagruder, girl.
Thomas and Rebecca johnson, girl.
washington II. and Ella Hamilton, boy.
Edward and Bessie Gardner, girl.
Arthur and Geneve NJ. Butler. boy.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
THE WASHINGTON TINES WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1915
DEATHS

BERkEBEY-A Lowell, Mass, October 2b
1915, at . y. m. In the twenty y.fourth year
Of his age, WILLIAM A. 'DERKELEY. Le-
loved husband of Phoebe Berkeley ,nee
DietzlcrD, .and son Of Mrs. John T. SKIN
ner,
Notice Of funeral later
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
MNvr,rr>'rS o. VESSELS

Sailed -Ahar"nda from Guam for Ma
rila; Patch from Newrort to Now
York. BroO''vn from New YORK; TO
barcelona; 'hattanoCRa. from Grpv-
nlHS to p PnZ. EnnaHs from Phua-
d"A IN tn son: Lawson. from R0s-
ton - Garluc"'s Pay: >IrrO. from
u Ppz to SaU D'Cgo: O'pricr. from
N"wuort 10 Now Yo"l,: Patterson.
frnw NCUnor' - Roston; WhipDle.
Crom Nur"lnnd 10 son Pedro.
ArriVof-R"nh"r ~ Vow York: Bur
rows. ut Roston: CaNsir. at New
Nork: Cumn'Nrs. Mt Now York: Cy-
clons A. Norfolk Dravton. at Rose
hank: F'usSor. at cPrdincr's Raw;
Ma"N"nfio. At Ecr West; Marietta.
at Puerto Co"trr: Mccall. ar Rose
hank; New amnshi"". a. Norfolk
Nicholson - \"w"Nr', New W.
l'q"s p "upvnNrs' n'"ri~n. ~ Now
vCrl;. rat'o, 'C". - ENstnn: "1W'h-
inc ~ FO,.Cu. Prce'o~ at Gardi-
ncr's Pa': R"Id NJ G7r',incr'5 Bay,
~ Wake. at New York.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27

~ Wake. at New York.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
IN MEMORIAM

(Nouces for this column are accepted at 50
cents fiat. either prose or poetry. In case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
Tor each line In excess OF ten)
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Army and Navy
ARM Y.

ARMY.
Second Lieutenant LEIGH T.. ]. ZER-
BEE, Coast Artillery Corps. is placed
on the unassigned list
I.EOPOLDO MERCADER, Porto
Rico Regiment Of Infantry. to the
grade of first lieutenant.
Captain ARTHUR I" FILLER. Coast
Artillery Corps. IL designated as a
member of the Coast Artillery Board.
Fort Monroe.
Captain AVERY J. COOPER. Coast
Artillery Corps. is assigned to the
l6jth COMPANY.
Leave OF absence for two months is
granted First Lieutenant FORREST
$. WlLLIFORD. Coast Artillery
corps
First Lieutenant DONALD II. con
MOLLY. Corps Of Engineers. will re-
port for assignment to duty at Fort
sam Houston. Lieutenant con-
MOLLY will proceed to the Philip
pine Islands on tho transport to
leave San Francisco January =
Each of the following named officers
viii return to Sigma, Corps Aviation
School. San Diego. cal: First Lieu
tenant REDONDO y. SUTTON.
First Lieutenant slIEpLER W.
FlTI GERALD. and First l.icutcn-
ant LESLIE MacDIIL..
Each of the following named captains
will then Join tho company to which
transferred: ARCHIBALD II. Sun
nERLAND. from the Fortv-ninth to
nH,, ne 10Th ,rr CompanH; ,p y,, rRANC.S , ),
ne ltSth comnany: FRANK y.
HINES. from the Thirty-eighth to
the sixth Company; KENNETH e.
MASTEI.LER. from the Sixth to the
Farty-ninth Company
First Lieutenant MARCELLrS n,
THOMPSON. Coast Artillery Corps.
will report to the commanding Of
fcer. Coast Dcfenses of Sandy Hook.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES
James Morris Woodward,

123 10th ST. y. W, W,---
Gil st. NV, sr. bath. fur. heat......'gsio 20
is Quincy St NV. Sr ID, fur. heat. 800
1909 Fairmont st NV, 6r. III. fur heat. y .
SIG G st. ne. 6r. lb. fur. heat. ......... $50
76j Kenty ave; Sc Sr. IL Ia, heat. HOO
Il Decatur ST.. 6r, lb. lat hsat........si3se %
$40 St NV. Sr. lb. lat. heat...,......:. $50
ALEX. S. CLARKE, Jr,. 6S5 + ST y, w.