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Evening journal., 1915-02-23
WILMINGTON AUTO CO.
Takes TAXI Business
Diamond State Auto VIII
Occupy Old Haddock-
Nixon Garage
PUSH SALE OF
THE PAIGE CAR

The Wilmington Automobile Com
pany this morning took over the husi-
ness of the Haddock-NiNon TaXicab
Company, Delaware avenue and Tat
nall street. which for sixteen months
has been managed by J. II. Nixon In
announcing the sale of the business,
Mr. Nixon thanks the citizens OF VIII
mington and patrons of the company
Tor their patronage and courtesy dur
ng his residence here.
Many citizens express the hope that
Mr. Nixon will continue to live in
Wilmington. IL was through his ot-
'orts that Wilmington was able TO hold
a successful automobile show and to
organize Wilmington Automobile
Dealers Association
Mr. Nixon isa thorough and practi-
cal automobile man and has demon
nnrntod the fact to the public as won
~ TO the local dealers. His efforts to
please the public have met with sig
nal success and those who have oN-
perienced his cleverness and courtesy
have appreciated his work.
The Diamond State Automobile
Company. now at No. 6l7 Shipley
street. will move on March IS to
Delaware avenue and Tatnall street.
having secured the quarters just va
Gated by the Haddock-Nixon Com
pany
They will make this place their
Headquarters ana service station II
viii give them improved facilities and
more room for taking care of the
wants of Paige users.
Alterations will be made at once
and when completed their new home
will be an that can be desired for
their purpose
With them TO their new quarters the
Diamond State Company will take the
Delaware Tire and Supply Company.
a subsidiary concern. now at No. 2lS
West Tenth street. with a full line of
automobile accessories. They will
have under the same roof a garage,
service station, showroom, salesroom
and a complete accessory department.
Pleased with their success to date,
and it has been all that they could
Iave wished, according TO n. B. Man
ill. secretary and treasurer Of the
company. the concern anticipates bet
er and bigger business in their new
quarters.
That the paige" is in demand is
evidenced by the fact that the COM
pany has already sold and delivered
eleven cars six of them Paige Skies.
They received their first demonstrate
ing car on January 2S. The company
anticipates fast selling from now Oh
as they state their list Of prospect.
Is large
Evening journal., 1915-02-23
''TI2" FOR sore,
Tired Feet All!
sTIZv is grand for aching. swollen,
sweaty, callOused feet or corns.
"PuIl. Johnny, PuIIi"

All what relief, No more tired
feet: no more burning feet: no more
swollen. bad smelling. sweaty feet. No
more soreness in corns, callouses. bun
ions.
No matter what ails your feet or
what under the sun you've tried with
out getting relief, just use "TlZ.'
"TlZ" is the only remedy that draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up the feet "TIZ' cures your
foot trouble SO youll never limp OF
draw up your face in pain. Your
shoes won't seem tight and your feet
will never. never hurt or gel sore and
swollen. Think OF II. no moro foot
misery no more agony from corns
cailouscs or beasoas.
Get a % cent box at any drug store
or department store and get instant
relief. Wear smaller shoes. Just once
Try "TlZ" Got r whole years fool
comfort for only rs cents. Think Of
It.
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

should earnestly pray that the ne
cessity for it may be averted
"If, however, the occasion arises,
we can be confident that those in au-
thority will be actuated by the high
est patriotic motives and by the deep
est concern for our national welfare.
We must not allow our pride or mo-
mentary passion to influence our
Judgment We must exercise the de-
liberation that the fateful conse-
quences in the loss of our best blood
and enormous waste of treasure
would necessarily impose upon us.
We must allow no jingo spirit to pre-
vail. We must abide the judgment
Of those in whom we have entrusted
the authority, and when the President
shall act, we must stand by him to the
end. In this determination we may
be sure that all will join, no matter
what their previous views, no matter
what their European origin. All
will forget their differences in self
sacrificing loyalty TO our common
flag and our common country.
'This one hundred and eighty -thir,
anniversary of Washington's birth, II
view of the present critical condition il
our international relations, SHOULD
bring to our minds the third grea
achievement of his Presidential term, tn
maintenance of policy of neutralit.
, through a general European war.
at seems TO me that this is goo
text from which to preach a sermon an
d draw a lesson on this Washington
Birthday. Most of the great powers o
Europe are again at war. We hav
among our citizens many VINO look bae
TO the country of one or the other of th
belligerents as their native land. In
natural result has followed that the bit
terness of the contest is reflected in tn
conflicting sympathies of our people
The newspapers of no other countr
have been as full of details of the wa
and of the circumstances leading to Il
as our own press. This has stimulate
public interest and created partisms VIII
attack President Wilson because he ha
been faithfully following the eNamp
set, and the admonitions given, by ol
first President.
"No better evidence of this could
had than that, from time to time, fir
one side and then the other criticises q
administration for its partiahty, 1
lame acquiescnce, OF its unfair protest
ar So extreme have some of these part
". sans become that they propose 10 orga
ial ize a political party and take polite
GU action 10 be based ON issues arising %
of the present war; TO ignore altogeth
the questions germanc to American 4
mestic politics. and 10 visit all cane
dates in future election who do n
{ subscribe to their factional information
r views with political punishment.
81 am far from saying that an N
wise or an unpatriotic course in OF
. foreign relations may not justi
criticism of an Administration al
may not require its condemnati'
Evening journal., 1915-02-23
OPEN N0STRlLSI END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fftyl Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages Of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snufiing,
hawking. mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night
Get a small bottle of Elys Cream
Palm from your druggist and apply a
/ little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. Il penetrates through
, every air passage of the head. sooth-
/ ing and healing the swollen or in
, famed mucous membrane, giving you
instant relief Head colds and catarrh
( yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up and miserable. Relief is sure.
Evening journal., 1915-02-23
VERY SPECIAL VALUES

Very soft finish LONG CLOTH AND CAMbKICS II
snowy white Values 2 2c yard. These are in U9 n
short lengths at yard ...............'.....' - ~
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

mediation is possible but it will help
us TO avoid being drawn into the war;"
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

FANCY STRIPE CURTAIN SWISS, SO inches
wide Value IL -2c yard, at, yard ................
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WHITE BLANKETS with blue or pink borders
rhree-quarter bed size. Special at, each. .......
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

1000 YARDS OF COLORED OUTING FLAN
lipht or dark patterns of stripes and checks. Val
7c yard at yard ..........,..........' '''''''
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

NEW SPRING CREPES AND DINITIES,
oral effects. of pink. blue, lavender and mais Va
, l-2c yard, at, yard ......,.......'..''''
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VERY SPECIAL VALUES

BREAKFAST CAPS, VERY DAINTY. VALUE
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

1000 YARDS BEST APRON GINGHANI, value 8
yard Warranted fast colors, at yard .............
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

1000 YARDS OF PALM BEACH CLOTH, in all pretty
shades and SO inches wide Value 25c yard. 10Uoo
Less than wholesale price, at yard ........ 'AAT~C
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

CHILDREN'S RAIN CAPES. VERY GOOD
VALUE. VALUE S1.25 Observation-Disclosures.
Evening journal., 1915-02-23

Extra double bed size lronwear Brand SHEEIS
ec The most durable sheet the market at this
The Washington times., 1915-11-04
HORSES AND VEHICLES

SEVEN HOUSES two big mares. Rear AKA
Pa. ave. n. ". IIANENER'S BAKERY.
DELIVERY HORSE for sale. l3l Center
Market. -
FOR SAl.E-la horses and mules and farm
WaCons, 3 top Wagons. suitable for grocery
purposes. Apply I2 Pa. ave, Majestic IIO.
tel south side
F ST. n. f.. 4s-For sale. nice handy
horse: weight l.200 lbs.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT ~ THE Dis
TRICT Of COLUMBIA. HOLDING
DISTRICT CoUBr-ln re extension OF Cen
trail avenue, between Rhode Island avenue
and Brentwood road. In the District Of 20
lumbia.-District Court. No. l2i'.-Nottce IL
The Washington times., 1915-11-04
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BOWLING 4 co.

AuCtlOnceTS
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAn
ESTATE IN AMERICAN Univ VERSA
corded ia Libsr sssS At ioi,o ~ : ct SEQ. Of tLv
land records Of the District OF Coiumoia. ana
at the request Of tho party secured thereJ'
the premises on Thursday. the lith dsy u
November. 1915. at iour O'Clock 4. NJ. ths
ua,sd and lying in the County OF Masnin-
ton. District OF Columbia, namely: Lot Ni"=
e., In Block One ~; Lots Two ,I'. Seven e..
Eight 90 and Thirty-four UAD, In blvc~
teen uO Inclusive. sixteen us,. ss,sn.ssn
f.:nyss 2 rSss'y & rhi2.s~o @ GTssissSr s: to rn ~
six lss) inclusive. Forty seven 80. Fora
sisht !.s,. Lri.y;sin !Ss,: Faity-se,en ,a ,,.,;
teen d;j to Nineteen tiD inclusive, in bIoe..
TSs TSiss.sn en- % dS ops Four,s.s re s1 a. a. s" Taeny ~
:'1 e: i,g. "a 3 BOOK 'A'sss 81 .: i ii. s.s'.s.
Lhirty.two la.J. Forty uOi. PORTIONS "a.
Block seven q: Lots seven a., Elgh, ts,.
Fifteen u5). Sixteen us, and rwentS one
81 70 T~sn.-ay: ~ ,nets'. is,' IN SSs
twenty eight t2s) in Block Kline %; los
Ten Ii6c: Lot. TWO q, 10 Ten do, inelus,e.
Fifteen tl5l. Sixteen tlsJ. Thirty-nins tSsI ari
EHrsy co. II hSs. Eleven un he,: 9ns 30 g,
Twenty t2o, Twenty.thr l.s,. Twenty.ie.r
elusive. Fii;y-four t5D. Flfty-n,s tSS, an!
Fifty-six 1861 In Block Twelve u:,; Lots pno
~ and Five (5J in Block Thirteen llSI: lo's
-Four 90, Five ,5). Fourteen 40. Fifteen No .
Eighteen us. to Twenty-one ,.) ineidsHe'
u, seventeen uO and Eisnteen Clsl In Bloe~
Fifteen u5,; Lots Fifteen us,. Sixteen lsl
Thirtysix t3e). Thirty seven 3i). Forty Ave 90
| to Forty-eight Hsl inclusive. In BLOCK SeN >
| teen 40, Eighteen usl and Twenty seven
| (20 and Twenty-eisht t2s). in Block Eighteen
GS hS. FIHr % M sIoSs hSs 81 as
One a. in Block Twenty tco,; Lot Two ~
| In Block Twenty-one lgll; and Lots Two G:
Three az. FSgr % a. sx g. seSsn 1y.1 ,n,.s. g.! sni
| in Block Twenty-Five t22,, all In Geerse H.
Corey and J. D.. croisssnt. Trustees. sun
divi.icn OF land known as American uni.
| versity Heights" as per plat recorded in
Liber folio o.. of the records Of the oihes
| Of the Surveyor for the District OF Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third I-9 OF the
| balance IN two t2 equal instnllments. paw
| able In one % and two 90 years, with :nier-
est at six per centum 6fsl per annum; iay-
| p BILE semi-annually from the day of sale. Sc.
| cured by deed Of trust on the property sold
| or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
| A deposit OF $500 will be required at time "
| sale. All conveyancing. revenue STAMPS
Notary fees. and recording at purchaser s
| cost. .,,-
| Trustees reserve the right to sell the prop-
| erty at the risk and cost OF the defauiting &
purchaser after nve days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper published In
""''' WILTON J. LAMBERT
CHRISTOPHER H. GoPE ..
| Munsey Building.
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LEGAL NOTICES

RUDOLPH II. YEATMAN. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT t'r
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court. M.
22.l'4, Administration. This is to Give No,
Columbia, has obtained from IN" Probate ,
Court OF the District OF Columbia. letters us-
tamentary On the estate OF Rudolph Saul
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the ne
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally Ru-
thenticated, 10 tho subscriber, on or before
the 18th day OF October, A. d. 1915; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
beneht OF said estate. Given under nv hand
this 18th day of October. 1915. GEORGE ".
HAMMER. 23T AZ st. s. W. tSean Attcsi :
JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for the
district OF Columbia Clerk of the Probate
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. u. ~
October 40 1918 SEALED PROPOSAf9
will be received at this ofhce. room jo9, Dc
trict Building until 2 O'Clock p. M. on No.
yember 10. 1918, for the construction OF Sew
ers in the District OF Columbia, involving
tho construction Of approximately $500 Inca
feet OF pipe sewer. L. inches TO ~ inch"s
diameter Forms OF proposals. speciHca ions
and necessary information may he obIain"i
from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department
Room 4s7 District Building, Washington, J..
c, OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWN-
low, CHARLES W. kUTZ. Commissioners
u C,
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Conrad II. SSmc, JnmcS Francis
smith, Attorneys.


IN TIE SUPREME COuRT or THE Dis
TRICT OF CoLuMBIA HOLDING A
RS.SS RI id
lumbia.-Distriet Court No. i2i7-Notice ls
District Of Columbia pursuant to certain
provision OF the Act OF Congress. approved
ment OF the District of Columbia; for the MS
cal year ending June thirtieth. nineteen hun.
dred and fourteen. and for other purposes,
whereby they are authorized 10 Open extend
or widen any street, avenue, road or nigh
nent system Of highways in that portion OF
the District OF Columbia outside OF the cities
Of Washington and GeorsetoSn adopted m
proved June 2S. 1898. by condemnation under
fIiteen fns Ss0'0"S Of the S' Code Of law Of ,he
District OF columbia), have hlod pc
tiion In IN, G0Hf' EG prsynS ,or ne the con
tension OF Central avenue. between Rhode
island avenue and brentwood road, In the
map fled with the said petition as part
thereof and praying also that jury OF nye
who shall be frceholders within the District
of Columbia. not related to any person In
terestcd In these proceedings and not IN the
service or employment Of the District OF Co.
lumbia or OF the United States be summoned
by the United States marshal for the District
OF Columbia to assess tho damages each own
Of the said extension of Central avenue. as
Aforesaid. and the condemnation OF the land
| necessary for the purposes thereof and TO
assess as benefits resulting therefrom the en-
tiro amount OF said damages. including the
expenses OF these proceedings upon any
lands which the Jury may And will be ben
| Gifted, as provided for IN and by the afore-
said Act OF Congress. II is by the Court,
this card day OF october, A. ID. 1918. OR
DERED that all persons having any in
| ter,st in these proceedings be. and they are
| hereby warned and commanded to appear IL
| This Court on or before the 10Th day OF No.
| yember. A, d. lel5. at ten o'clock a. M, r nd
| continue In attendance until the Court shall
\ have made its fn8l order ratifyin. and con.
| arminp the award OF damages and the as
| se,sment OF benefits Of the Jury to be EN-.
naneicd and sworn herein: and II il further
| ORDERED, that copy OF this notice Rnd
order he published TWICE a week for TWO
| successive weeks in the Washington Evening
Star the Washington Herald. and Th,
Washington Times newspapers published ir
the said District. before the said 18th day Of
| November. A. u. 1918. II is further OR
| DERED, that copy Of this notice and order
be served by the United States marshal. oi
| his deputies upon each OF the owners OF tn,
| fcc OF the land to he condemned herein. art
| upon the tenants and occupants Of the same
| a. may be found by the said marshal, or hi,
| deputies, within the District of Columbia be
| fore The said 18th day OF November. A, n
1915 Ry the Court. J. HARRY COVINGTON
| Chief Justice. lscal) A true copy. Test
H. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY F. e CUNNING
| HAM, Assistant Clerk.
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MADAM FIELD wSTs w consul, sSH e9n.r,, sSs Ss,, n'
Reunites the separ.ted. \: 1865 l::s 7th NV
PROF. D. B. BRUCE,

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He IL acknowledged by the European and
American press to ba the greatest wonder OF
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his line of business The world has never
seen his equal. Can be consulted on all AZ
In. to 10 p. m: Sundays from 2 to y. IN.
Phone Line. losi-W. n. B.-No letters viii
receive any attention. Cut tbis adv. out; IL
will not appear daily. Take Lincoln Park
car and get on At lhirteentn 5. Z. Office
between and SITS
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CLAlRVOYANTS

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The Celebrated English PaEnist and Card
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RENOvAL ANNOUNCEMENT

We hereby give notice of the removal -
our ofnce and furniture business from lslo-
Isl, IN ' n W. e. 70 i'as IN ,s s,. ~ ,t ":
. centinusncs Of your patronage.
THE PEOPLES STORAGE q EXPRESS
CO.. l7ss 7th st. n. w.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAxEs!
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Warrington.
October 30 1915. Taxpayers Of the pisirie,
Of Columbia will take notice that the under
signed has received the statement Of the
sssessment Of realty taxes for the District
Of Columbia for the year ending June 10.
1915. and will be ready to receive payment
vembsr !. i,i5. The Act T. Of Congress AZ.
on and after the 1st day Of November OF
each yesr the tax may be paid In two equal
instaiinents. the arst in November and the
second In Nay. but no penalty shall accrue
for delinquency until tbs following June. a.
hereafter provided; OF II the whole o. any
srty shall not be paid before the first dsy
OF June in each year the same shall there
after be In arrea1 and delinquent. and
there shall then be added to be collected.
per month upon The amount thereof. and a
IKE penalty on the first day Of each sue
ceedins month until payment Of said tas
and ,enaity AMI the whole shalt constitute
| the delinquent ts1. to be dealt with 10
| the manner now provided by law. Attest:
| Ben l.. PRINCE, Collector OF Taxes. d. G.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
CHARLES g. ZCRHoRsT. AND GEORGE
| y; ZURHORST. sons Of the late George
and 10 the pubic that they have have entepei ',%i
| into Partnership ~ funeral directors. and IA
such will give assurance Of personal inter
ncient servies under the firm name OF Georg.
zurhorst. Sons Inc. aoi East cap:io'
CHARLES 3. ZLRHoRsr.
| GEORGE F. ZtfRHORST,
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Vital Records
Births.

Reynold II. and Freda Il. Tschan,re, boy.
Robert and Florence Il. Tilier. girl.
Lowell II. and Margaret V. Mckinley, gtri.
Eugene w and Carrie D. Leach. Gtri.
Nicholas and Mary A. Laurioia, boy.
Hermon H. and Anna HILL boy
Frank ,. N. and Sorrtne Dshn. girl
William N. and Ruth u. Duley. girl.
=. Joseph and Meryl c. Clarke, boy.
John and Marie Thomas. girl,
William J. and Hilda Thomas. boy.
Alfred and Carrie Phiffer. boy
James and Henrietta Harrison. boy
Ernest and Sarah J. Baylor. girl.
Ernest and Lula Brown. boy,
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IN MEMORlAM

tNotices for this column are accepted at q
cents nat. either prose or poetry. IN case no.
tice dees not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each limo In excess Of tsn)
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PUBLIC NOTICES
conrad II. syne, James francis
Ninth. A(toPneya,

4 AnraA lAamAS FRAaela
s.,sE ssso..sys.
-. r,,, a., Nun. ,,s
iHTRiIT 5SEEfHiEiMnE ~ Iiina anoE Mo,Slrs hi.,r,st D
In'i or SoLt MblH. no'ulnk phulc'
Sou.-m re the opehihs o. IhnIsen'h snes..
vset"eth .s spiihg toad anu So'1rsao a'snIs' r,i'
,s ue ms'usnhs oi sprihs Io.n. pe'~esm ~ lni ",
Wenn sIeet and sedar Ioaa. .he opehihs K.
nn'r,, Guy, pehmeem ,s sp,s 9,,,any ~
street. between Thirteenth street and cedar
rohu tpe opening ana Winehms OF hanuoIpu
s uese,h , inrtesn'h anp s',..,
sueeu, und tne opening pi 1psnur suec'
| tnrough parcel 80. ~ the DsIl.t ot C1ium-
pa' ZDs"si court 10 Ny.nSotiVe = hsns ~
\ trlct OF toiumbia pursuant 70 certain nto,
| Nrlon OF the Act OF congress, spproNea
proprlations for the eapen.es OF the govern.
! meni VI INC Dsuic, OF noiunpl"' ,or w.
hnnsry year ehd,mg a June ,nrsn w, h nneun n,r,
nuhureu ana fourteen, ehd lot otner pur-
| poses, WheIepy they are authorized 10 opeh.
es,rnd. OF widen any street. avenue. fosd OF
permanent system OF highways In that por
| uon OF the Dis,rlct OF Coiuinoia outsiaa oi
the cities OF WashinEton and Heorsetowh
adopted under the Act OF Congress; approved
@ @narcn nS. as smeh1ed Ies Sy ne o'a.,ol &c, y,
hAuoh uhuer ths WoNisions oI rup,n &
on. OF shapter hiteen Q, ,he zoe a isw s'
,,,,on ne tb r, o. r1'1 W.. nSe 'h. snnasmpa
sion OF the land necessary Tor the openinE oi
/ lhlrleenth street between sprlnS ,oa9 ana
road. between Thirteenth street. and Cedar
roaa: the opening OF Kansas avenue. oe'"ssn III,
sPting Psn foaa ana Th,r,esnh re' TINS
teenth street and cedar road: the opening
| ana widening OF hsndolph street. oet"esn
| ihHteeh'h ana fpuIteehln sueeu aho ~
opening OF Ipshur street through parcel No
| IN the Drttict OF Columbia as shomh on
plat OF map hied win the sald peuuoh. ~
| part thereof and praying also tnat jury OF
| h,e )uditiour. enlightened disihterested ineh
"G S' nS rssa T"" any 'hs
! terested In these proceedings. and not IN tne
| serNlce or the empioyInent OF the Dlstrict
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Deaths,

Elixabe,h =. Psdgeu. 81 yesrs. Eighteenth
and Bcnning road.
Mary J. 0rahsm. 70 years. Emergency Hos
pItal.
Elizabeth Bernett. 70 years. ssIs Thirteenth
street northwest.
Hannah Moee. @>years, 1900 -Four and a. half
street southwest.
warwick r. Hesiy. Is years. ss1, New Hamp.
shire avenue.
Lloyd Morgan. 27 years. Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
Alfredo Costello. 8 years. as Fourteenth
street southwest.
Henry strouss. 70 years. ,gl Fourteenth
street northwest.
Emily T. Lloyd. Sc years. Washington Home
for Incurables.
Nelson Z. Tryon. 1: years, Emergency Hos
pftai.
Josephine Kcarncy. 70 years Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Percy Button. IS years. atos North Capitol
street.
Frederick Kampfe. 6. years. Providence Hos
pitsl.
Helen Mead. IS days Chiidren's Hospital.
James Z. Hawkins. Is years. Bell street.
Burvillc. u. c.
Oscar Mctihee. ii years. Government Hospital
for the Insane
Samuel Bush. IS YEAR,. rI Nineteenth
street northwest.
Viola Webb Is years. IS l. street northwest.
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DEATHS

BRhDLEY-Sacred TO the memory VI uur
dear mother, AMANDA II. BRADLEY. who
entered into rsst November Z. 1903.
nur faith look. up to thee.
Thou lamb Of Calvary.
by Her Devoted Children.
CLEMENTS-on Monday, November ]. 1915.
a. 1880 y, m, MARY g.. widow Of the late
Major John II. Clements, In her seventy.
ninth year, at her late residence. 3lVo
Mount Pleasant street northwest.
Services will be held at the house at u
q. m.. Friday, November 8, 1916. Friends
and relatives invited. Interinent st Airing
ton.
sTERNBERG-on Wednesday, November g.
lsls at his late residence, zoos Massachu.
setts avenue northwest, General GEORGE
NJ. sTERNBERO. United States Army.
Funeral services at the residence. Friday.
November Q. 1916, at 1890 a. m. Interment
In Arlington National Cemetery.
sMITH-on Wednesday. November ., 1915. at
o;W p. m, MARY II. SMITH, beloved
mother Of Mrs. y. v. Cooksey and James
IL. gnaries ~. and George T. Smith.
Funeral from her late residence. aoo North
Carolina avenue southeast, Saturday. No
yembcr g. thence 10 81. Peters Church,
where high requiem mass will be said at
z. m. for the repose Of her soul. Relatives
and friends invited,
wHITE-suddeniy. on Wednesday. November
Hls at s:lS y. M. LOUISE D1ELMANN
WHITE. wife OF H. l.. White and mother
som.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
tbrooklyn. N. y, papers please copy.