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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
WAR LECTURES PLANNED
N Y. U. to Have Series, First
by F. |. Kent.

Archibald l.. Routon. dean OF the OF
lege 81 Arts and Pure Science. OF New
York University. announced yesterday
mat series OF lectures on the EURO
,csr war would be given az University
Heights. r.h,,
..r, bv I. /. Kent, yice-president OF
Tho BANKERS Trust Company OF Ne"
York Mr.. Kent had remarkable eN-
perience as chairman OF the relief work
prganizod in London in the opening
days OF the war. He - also Chairman
Of the Bankers Gold Fund Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
FREED OF GIRLS DEATH
Lyman, Fiance of Miss Bayles
Held on Morphine Charge.

The charge OF homicide lodged N
Friday against Robert c. Lyman. fol
lowing the death from morphine Of
Myrtle Bayles, OF Bridgeport, IN her
at 2l5 West l09th ST., wa
dismissed yesterday by Coroner Hell
lcnstein. Lyman vas still held on a
charge Of having drugs in his posses
sion.
The body Of the girl was taken from
the morgue yesterday by an und r
sgLar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
From The Tribune Bureau

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January =.
ARMY
Ma ROBERT " ROSE. 18th Inf n San Fran
cisco Tor examination for retirement. capt. WAR
ms r HANNtM Corps y Engineer, from
sIquu.cnt Go J. SD Battalion q II giusers. 20 take
.rect upon promotion 70 grade 81 major. thence
Co Honolulu assistant % Hawaiian Department
Engineer -
eith Inf March IS. 70 sAn Francisco. on trans
port :, heduled 20 lesv. Manila March u.
Re.iguaitsn u Second Lieut.. GEORGE A. SPEER.
Jr 18Th Inf. scceyed. 70 tbe eject March Is.
TIE ltltt Co. Coast Ar. designated As q mine
company.
NAVY
Capt + " BARTLETT d~achsd nay yard.
Portsmouth 20 Philadelphia a. inspector %
siurrrtug material
Lieut. Commander u. G. BARTHALOw. detached
West virginia. % Colorado
Lieut. : = LOOMS. detached West Virginia. 20
NllRaIkcc
Ensign 4 " HOLT. detached wes, yirsini,: TO
Charleston.
Pss.e At surgeon T. g. ABEKEN. detached
naval station. Guam. 90 supply
Acting Surgeon q. ". CALNER detached Supply
90 naval station. Guam
Chisf Gunner JOSEPH HILL. detached nav yard
Philadelphia 10 HAncock
Chief Gunner G. II. FOSTER. detached Hancock :.
to Minnesota
chief Gunner DANTFI. DUNCAN. detached Hart
ford to connection nffing out Baltimore ard duty
Oh board hen commissioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
American Two Wheeler Shin,

I'm the recent 24-hour relisbili,,,
test, held under the auspiee, n q
Motorcycle and Bicycle Club o. g.
ney. Australia. just seven o. 4,
twenty-seven contestants completes \.
398 miles within the time limit A..
among these seven was an Ar,r.,.
made motorcycle. A feature Of ),
Australian competition was that },
stead Of receiving awards the Eir-.,
OF the run were given certificate, :
merit, and the money received h.
the event was turned over 10 n. ~
fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer, ard Assignment, ,P,lmr 'Ian' - Nc IT,
NJ Mullins 10 Ga from th !. ID ~
porough ~ $50 from ith j. ian. - ~ -,
p ls.l 1,ni-y 10 2isth from q =. D. T. coIe-
man 10 b =. from 3sih. j. J. Donegal 75 ,;;. 10
rierics duty: r. T. Donorsu. SD. 10 cictlcdi ,9u}
A 4 Rrcy T. D % clerical ,-o5, , qI., r Mna
,. .uy i, 4 r. Ross r. D. 20 command -
iaSs Jan %; Sergt G 2. Io!oursl IN 70 ~
g yccchio 6ist 10 III /, D, 10 days jap ~
n ) Farrell 43d. ard i. !. Holland looth. 10 fth
T. -. 10 dsy, Jan p. H. sommers ana :, lap
cher ,'a' Eurse. Sist 70 18th I d. 10
Ia, jan * Vi Molio, lis,h. station house a.
no las Jan 81: T. :. Frank.W. liyth. 70 sth J.
D. 10 DAYS. Jan. =. " Charles. 1891 10 Z. o.
Leave, OF Absence pas rlmn. " iip,hi.
fs,I day. Jan. %. J. OMsley. lNih. IA, Ish
a. u ,'urry. roth I dsy Jan =. :. : M@usl.
gis' I dsr Jan -. y. scar. ..d. gay. reg, ~
Is T. Ha,es 3;th. ! day. Jan. %; J. i5"c'' i'""'
Restored to oup-Ptlmu. G ". Mer' l'o'h.
% Suspended WITHOUT Pv.-rtmn. e. W. Miers.
''Ame6dm,nt-Special Orfsr 70. 2Ss. series ~
substitute Tor name o. ptmu. D. 'n.hns. w i"a'
~ O. Waker. I'll. 81 ". iith st. Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
Paulist A. C.'s New Home

The contemplated change in quar-
,ers Of the Paulst Athletic Club VIII
occur on January %. when II moves TO
the top floor Of the Circle Theatre
Building, 10 West 60th ST, for which "A
three-year lease has been signed. where
there is steam heat, electric light and
ample room for everything necessary
for an athletic and social club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
STEAMERS Ar FOREIGN PORTS.


s,dr,, y s. ". Jan es-Cspe Corso tBrl' Neg
Yorf yia Balboa Auckland. e.. ~. ~,
Chri,tisnis. Jan i6-Liv lNor. New YORK VIA MIN
wall. ~ c-J, >.sr York
,,,t5etiurg Ian New sweden iSNflI' Wv
yo,k via kirAwsll and Shields ,, r,,,ci,co n,
"a York. Capso OBJ. Bahia Blanca tor NeN
York land both proceeded -, a, Nth
c,i.to,ai Ian 9g-thiucha New York Via Ngn0lH
sor G,tlao land proceeded. H,fry Luckennach'
New Yo-k for san Francisco. Anc9n; NeN , y
- Thomas. Jan 30. m-Pariina lBrl' Ne" io'H
fos DcWc,ara.
SAILED.
r,1nuds. jan %. l01j a m-Bcnnudian 'bp'
p.1iaubuco Jan el-Acre tBrszl Urom Klo DC
Jaucir1l. New York
PASSED.
rt,.t Il, o. Gaiileo fRrl. New York for Hull
soe.tl,k CDutchi New or6 for Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
FIRE RECORD.

q. - south a.: GImartiiN * Trundy Unknown.
s.9O--U D. i5fh ST.: Health Dcp'.. INNING
,..,-ijsf Beach A.. n. Fueller. unknown
6.ii-i33 Grecugich az: saint Corssoa' uinAN
s.ij-s3 Wooster - y !. IIsrt. $1,000.
6sQ-3lj W am 81. Eberhsrdt q Co slSiI
PM
~ 05-es9 T. ii2d St.: J. Scslii. trifing.
I0q-ilO Second sy / Hooper. tririns
2.5j-i36 Macdougsl -. VI. Mssenda. unknown
tlO-iOf Orchard ST.. :. Speci0r trnng. - -
6.65-Park a. and ill'h s.. y. Y. Centrai X X
trfHg 49,
20-.iS = us, S.. ) Zalcnka $500
C.2j-asS " 10th st. !. Conisy. td1ins
s3O-3l Nuetta Lane. J. murray; THING
al5-3O. r. l0,d St. X. Gilman. trihinE 100
9:S0-305 ". igth St. Equitable Garage CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
METCALF AND De KAY LOSE
Found Guilty of Misapplying
Funds of Providence Bank.

Providence. Jan. 49, Edward 7.
Metcalf. ex-president Of the Atlantic
National Bank, was tonight found
guilty on all ten counts, and Henry +.
De Kay, a New York broker. guilty on
all but one count. of indictments
charging misapplication Of the banks
funds. The bank closed It's doors IN
April. 1913. oweing S2l9.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
WEDNESDAY,. JANUAE
TRA\SPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer $50 ?. No.
Hawaii lana. C0fea, China. Philippine.
Ina san Frau-t,col - o,ca. ...........I Ian Q,
Hawai- via Sal Irsncfsrot- TERRA ....... Jan ~
Japan to.es china via Seattle Chicago
Nsru ............. Jan IS
Hawaii via san Frsrci,col-fur' iue. Jan D.
Tahiti Mar4ue,ss. New Zealand. Australia
fvis San Franciscol-V. rsms. .......... Ian %
Guam lcis San Frauci.coI-T = Transport Jan u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Death Lieut. J. j Weldon. u 4 J.. - Ja1 "a x,
F,ins,,I from his late home $40 Lssl llih ST. ~
am M Jan u.s. Interment a. Calrary cemetery
R,sIenstion-Frrun. go grade ]. Z. Never EHs
I,s,. Of absence tsithout pay frml 'hr,t
grade e. ~ Doo'ey. Eng s. u hours. Jan. -
Frmn ifrst grader ". T. Robinson. tns a.
4 Ingr. Jan -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the WOrd

extend from Maine IN Noriicrn Iilorii, u ,Io..i,.
.0ucnhsf usruer SUNDAY iI tHr West Hu m,..io.
between me florsy ami tIc Allcgney 's,,,i.,
and Boz rho Gull state There nNI pc ~. -, ~
In ne south Alaufir state and pronspg ~ -,
cur coast anl Snow BOO eastern Nef fhgh,.,, -,
,biy foiloge-l hy fair weather Mo'lD 80 "a
rn,.ieraieiy fair weather ~il preTsh SUM-" ,oij
Nonday except ON the uorl Psr'nc '''' ,f,,,l'
rayr Saruings have been Ordered fot the ~ 80,
And s.st Cuf states N northern lpfl'a' '''
isle region and Tho upper ONO van, -, ..f,,,i~
Wind, 'or sunIsy md Mordij NgIiI att1.,'
fresh 10 strong southwest % vest. wilic N,.,tr
fre.b ,,os,: south A'iantir. fresh SCUM. 80
variable. east GuIf fresh 20 sirnng not" 80
northeast. Fest Gun. mode'a.e n'r,le1't .'f
lakes. moderate variable. lower LAKES. ie'" N'
Forecast for Special tocslltIo.-s'" fors '"o
New England. cloudy and much cold" oo'""'
cold wave al riaht. Monday. fsf.
New J,r,y. thc District n coiumoi' NAi' 4" w.
D,lAvNe virginia and Eastern fenI,s' ' ~,
rioidy and cold SUNDAY. cod va'o A. his"'' "''
dsv cloudy aud cold. . .-t. $50,
Ne.t Virglnis and Western Pennsylvania sci'
orslly FAIR Sundsy and Monday.
Local Orciai Rsoord.-Tlis foil"Eins onolsi 'e''.'
from the Weather Bureau Sh1es the changes III "'
,cr,pers,tro for tho lat t,euiy four hours IN com
p,rsou nth fhc corresponding date ~ I's' 5e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

fUgi,.f tcupersture yesterday. - ~ n - " "
Lowest 70 - D. = m.'. average ~. a,erss, p.
cor--p ondlng date las 'e1r. y. s'c'aee '"' '
sp,ndug dsic last ihirtj three jcars ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
MONDAY. JA.tARy %.

MONDAY. JANUARY %
Nars Vessel
Vrssaf For Line close. sss.
.sorta Gf,..o,r sr-bor 10 am
Z ~ Nfonfrore-~ Sararrsh say 90 pm
TUESDAY. JANUARY 26.
p,,.5.,, pof,s-Ism Ho' Am s.70sm l. 30 m
rs,rn7ins Nenie. italian 70 %
-f7,,er U.,,ra d. on m
.bs-be I.~t.c..tHc Clvse 90 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

Local For.cnt.-Psriy cloud, 'nd fnuch 'o'ae'
sunday. strong ucs, 20 northeast Winds cod '"e
q, night. .Nouday. far
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
5000 BALES WERE
SENT TO RUSSIA
Cargo Will Be Unloaded at oothen-
burg and Transshlpped to
Moscow Firm

Galveston. Tex, May 6. - The
American steamer Leelanaw sailed
from here Wednesday afternoon for
Gothenburg with 5000 bales Of cotton.
which viii be transhipped to Moscow.
Russia, according to the agents oath
on the manifest 2 81
This is the first time that cotton has
been shipped 10 European Russia
since the war began. Russia is badly
in need of the staple, and this is an
experiment by the Harris-Irby CON-
pany. owners OF the ship and shippers
Of the cotton. to open a way to send
ing cotton to that country. The Brit
ish Admiralty ruling forbids ship
ments to Sweden, on account of tram
shipments to Germany, but it is not
thought the Leelanaw will be held up
as her cargo is for an ally of Great
Britain. AS Germany has not de-
clared cotton contraband or prohibit
ed its importation by neutral Nations
as England has done. it is thought the
vessel will not be in danger Of being
stopped by the Germans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
GERMANS lID NOT
HIVE To INTERN
Many Thousands in England Are Free
and Only Have to Report
at Stated Times

London, May 6.-(Correspondence
OF the Associated Press )-Of the 81
200 male Germans above the age OF
II years in the United Kingdom, only
$500 have been interned in the con
centration camps. The remaining IS,
coo are. save for having to report TO
the police at certain periods. quite
as free as the neutral aliens in Great
Britain.
These figures we're made public
in a government paper containing the
correspondence between the British
Foreign Office and the American Am
bassador regarding the treatment OF
civilians.
The British government allowed
German subjects to leave the country
in the early days of the war as fol
lows:
Women and children. males under
16 and over a and persons between
these years not liable to military
service, provided they would give an
undertaking to take no part. zirect or
indirect, in assisting in the opera.
tions OF war"
Persons who we're not allowed to
leave we're:
Those under duty of naval or mill
tary service in Germany. Persons
held in custody for crimes or on a
definite suspicion of espionage Per
sons between the ages OF IS and A
who. although free from military or
naval duty, would not give the un-
dertaking referred to-"
An agreement was accordingly
made between the two governments.
But elderly invalid British officers
who were taking cures at the German
baths at the time OF the outbreak
have not been released. Britain al
lowed retired German 'facers to re-
turn home, but Germany now de-
mands an equivalent number of Ger
man officers captured in battle in ex-
change for the invalids.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
Germany Esreets Great VICTORY.

Berlin. May Cit is believed here
the French aud British will hardly be
able TO hold Ypres another week. The
Germans. It is reported, gained nearly
three miles of ground near there in
the last few days. 1t is declared the
allies retreat is disorderly. leaving
numerous dead and wounded.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
VICTIMS Of FLAMES
NEAR UNTO DEATH
Little Hope for Men Caught in the
Thrall Explosion Of
Gasoline.

Taylor, Tex. May 6.-Ben Fuchs,
nephew OF Fritz Fuchs. the oil king.
and Carl Hanson, so horribly burned
about midnight Tuesday night at
Thrall when a ffty.gallon tank OF
gasoline exploded, throwing the burn
ing oil over them. are still in a critl.
cal condition and reports from the
Taylor Santarium, where they we're
taken In an ambulance Tuesday night,
state that their chances for recovery
are slight. Fritz Fuchs, Louis Lutz
and John Hahn we're also badly burn.
ed az the same time. but their IN.
iuries. while severe. are not serious.
The big tank was exploded in the fire
that burned the A. c. Probst ware.
house. and these five we're among the
scores seeking 10 extinguish the
flames. The big warehouse fire broke
out shortly before midnight and,
large crowd gathered, seeking to ex
tinguish the flames. The building was
destroyed entailing $4,000 damage.
covered By insurance. There were
FIVE fitty-gallon tanks Of gasoline in
the building. and two we're successful
ly removed before the others ez.
ploded.
Ben Fuchs home Is at Paugervilie
and his parents, Mr. and MIS-. WI
liam Fuchs. the former brother of
Fritz Fuchs, we're notified and arrived
here at noon Wednesday
Carl Hanson is from Detroit, Mich.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
Turkey Makes Denial.

Constantinople, May 6. - The War
0Hice announces that the allies hold
only two points on Gallipoli PENN.
sula, both on the coast, one at Seddul
Bahr and the other at AriburaG, Only
the constant FIRE o. the warships en-.
abes them to hold these positions.
The ro7orts that Gallipoli and Nacara
are occupied by the allies are untrue,
say the Turks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
Would stop Esypts Gotten.

AAf aA-HNHAaAANa U.s.
London. May England has re-
quested the government Of Egypt to
prohibit the export OF cotton to all
ports other than French. Russian.
Spanish and Portuguese. England ex-
poets Egypt to very soon apply this
embargo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
BR|BE WAS OFFERED
IN CARMAN CASE
Negro Maid swore Negro Detective
Offered Her Money to
Change Testimony.
[Ry Associated Press.l

Mineola, n. Y, May Cecilia Cole
man, the negro maid, at Mrs. Flor
ence Carmans trial today testified a
negro detective offered her $500 TO
change her testimony in favor of Mrs.
Carman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06

but all her passengers and crew were
saved.
A German submarine sank the
trawler stratton by gun FIRE and took
the crew aboard the submarine.
Another submarine sank the
schooner Earl OF Latham of the Irish
coast with shells A trawler rescued
the crew.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06

Paris, May e.-The French War OF.
fee says the French last night easily
repulsed another German attack north
Of Ypres.
The British have ressined part Of
the trenches on Hill Number Sixty,
which they lest to the Germans yes.
terday during attacks with poisonous
gases.
Unofficial reports indicate Germany
to be msssins troops for another
drive to the English Channel.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
DESPERATE BATTLE RACES.

lby Associated Fress.l
Vienna, May GA battle Of the
mest desperate character continued
all night and an today without ls,.up
on the West oalieian front
The Austro-cermsn forces eortin.
ued to gain ground on the southwest.
ern section Of the. battle front, cap
turing position after position from the
Russians.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
VILLA -OBRECON
BATTLE IS ON
fBy Associated press.1

Washington, May Cit is reported
that villa and Obregon troops are
fighting at Morales The Carranza
agency says Obregon is attacking
Aguas Calientes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
Arrested for Espionage.

Vienna, May s. 90 Former United
States Senator Lafayette Young OF
Des Moines. Iowa. and the farmer
American vice consul at Berne. swift
zerland. arrested at Innsbruck. Aus
tria, on suspicion Of espionage, proved
10 be a case Of mistaken Identity.
Both were released and apologies
we're made TO Nr. Yo1ns
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
TAKE JITNEY CASE
TO SUPREME COURT

Fort Worth, Tex. May Cit was
announced the iitney attorneys expect
TO appeal 10 the United States su.
preme Court the case decided against
them by the State Court OF Criminal
Appeals yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
Dardanelles Fight Satisfactory.

London. May Premier Asquith
today told the House OF Commons the
operations against the Dardanelles
are being pressed forward under high
ly satisfactory conditions.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
Three More Torpedoed.

London, May G. 90 The steamer
Cathay, bound from Copenhagen for
Chinese ports either hit a mine or
was torpedoed in the North Sea last
night She sank in twenty minutes,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
WILL TRY TO REACH ENGLISH CHANNEL
NOW MASS|NC
TROOPS FOR STRUGGLE

This is the Belief at Paris Based on Reports From
the Front British Regained Trenches on
Hill Sixty Lost Yesterday Through Poison
Gus GaseS-Desperate Battle Still RACES in
the CapathianS, Continuing all Night-The
.Austro.G German Forces are Capturing Many
Russian Positions Turkey Says Allies
Hold but two Points on GalIipoli Peninsula
Three More Ships Torpedoed and Sunk
England Asks Egypt to Stop Shipping Cotton
Except to Allies-Asquith Reports Dardan-
ellis Attack Satisfactory
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-06
FRUIT TREES ARE
SNOW COVERED
West Texas Pulls OF Another Won
derful Weather Stunt
for May.
[Ry Assoclated Press.1

Dalhart Tex, May 6.7%Fruit trees
in this section that are heavily laden
with unr.pened fruit today are white
with snow. The snow followed an all
night rain.
The Washington times., 1915-03-01
DEATHS

BEUTER-On Saturday. February 27, 1915.
at Emergency Hospital. MAX A. BETTER,
beloved husband Of Mrs. ]. II. Beuter.
Funeral from his late residence. 1911
Ninth street northwest Wednesday. March
q at 2 D. m. interment Congressional
Cemetery.
BRUNER-On Monday, March 1, 1915. at her
residence. @1 East Capitol street. Mrs.
JESSIE A. VAN DOREN BRUNER.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. VI
Cannon Sunday. February g. 1916. at 6:co
o'clock p. m. at his residence, 1921 Thir-
teenth street northwest. CALVIN, beloved
husband Of Ann Elizabeth Cain. In the sew
enty-fourth year OF his age.
Funeral services at the residence on Tues
day. March y. At 2:30 p. IN. Friends and
relatives invited. Interment private.
FORD-On Sunday, February g. 1915. ut 4:3o
o'clock .. m, MILTON r., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs: j. N. Ford and beloved husband Of
katheryne T. Ford In the thirty second
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 1901
buchanan street, Tuesday, March 2, at 2:So
o'clock p. IN. Intermeut 1t Glenwood Gem
etery.
RICD-On Sunday. February Is, 1915. at 6:11
p. M, MARY CARHARfT RICE widow
OF Capt. Alphonso A. Rice and mother Of
ID: L. Rice, aged seventy-hve yesrs.
Funeral from her late residence, 2t7 +
street northwest, at o'clock p. m. Tues
day March 2. Services at Rock Creek
Church At 9 o'clock. Rev Charles 4. Buck
oniciating 1nterment in Rock Creek Come
terry.
The Washington times., 1915-03-01
Deaths,

Marcus G. Powell A. years. Ila Tennessee
Elisha A. Jacobs. 70 years sos Twelfth street
Frank Mickey johnson. 81 years. George
Washington University Hospital.
Henry Matthews. "a yuars. Sl9 Elliott street
northeast.
sarah +. Wilson. 6s years Government Hos:
william s; schwlns. II years. 7m Noun,
George Keppler. 70 years. Buchanan street.
Martin ). Williams, 10 years. Washington
Csrri. clifford. IS years. 112o street south
James J., Van Kirk. :. yesra 1854 Inslsside
Sarah Hayes. 81 years. II and Third streets
Ella Jackson. 80 years. 1883 B stree, south
John Miburn. 4s years, 1873 Cedar street
Mary f. brooks. ~ years. 70 Canal street
southwest.
Louisa jackson. "a years 1893 street north
Samuel E. johnson. H years. 1914 Ninth
John .: Bruce, 20 yeau. 1888 Fourth street
Mary Offutt. % years. 1872 Twenty-seven,h
william Padgtt. 70 years Good Hope Park
Katie Holland. "a years. 2~ Fourteenth
street northeast.
Minnie T.. psbney, Is years 1880 Fifth street
Manricio Nathan. 70 years. National Homeo-
pathic Hospital
Ida I. Wilmington. ~ year,. 1l3s New Jer-
sey avenue southeast.
George W. Gessford. 5s years lo14 South
Carolina avenue southeast.
Demetrios G: Nicolopuios. Is years, 9oe Sixth
street northwest.
John p. Peterson. 76 years. United States
Soldiers Home Hosnital.
George II. Parker. 60 years. 81 @ stree,
Anne NM E. beers. s. years. :25 Morgan street
Louisa 4. Walsh. Il years. 1876 Wisconsin
avenue.
Mary X. Hemingway. g. years. Emerg ,nc,
Max <. Beuter. 60 years. Emergency Hos
Aauilia r. Yeaklc. ss years, sl3s Highland
avenue. Cleveland Park
Lille NJ. Humphrey. years. sl5 Eleventh
street northeast.
Annie Windsor. 81 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Mary +. Mahoney. g wears. c3o9 NJ street
northwest.
John T. Finney 81 years. l4:l Thirty-iftf
street northwest
Blanche NJ. Keifcr So years. 1904 L stree
Blanche Lampldns. E years. Gallinger Hos
pital
George Brown. &c years. Frecdmens Hos
Harrison Scott. 70 years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Alice Gibson. q years. Freedmens Hospital
Clarence Albright - years, Freedmens Hos
pital
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IN MEMORIAM

sAUL--In sad remembrance OF Q loving wife
and mother. ELLA F. SAUL tnee Polly.
who departed this life suddenly ono year
ago March /, 1914.
Sleep. dear mother and take your rest.
God took you home, He thought II best;
1t was hard. indeed. TO part from thee.
But Gods strong arm will support us.
Oh. pity us for weeping.
Fur sorrow shades our brow:
She has gone from, Us to heaven.
We have no mother now.
BY HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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cents nat. either prose or poetry. In case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess Of ten.)
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

COO ~ FEET uI nuu spsCe. 2ul nu"r;
."rner hntI'!,,s, "am, -" , eide, T..n 4. .
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The Washington times., 1915-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

Frederick J. Foels and Marian L. Primrose
Samuel Forester and Sophia Il. Cook.
Edward Holman and Hattie r. Thomas.
The Washington times., 1915-03-01

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c..
AIS will be received at this office. Room 6oe,
District Building until o'clock P. NJ. on
March sth, 1918, for the construction Of Sew
ers in the District Of Columbia. involving
the construction OF about 2l0o linear feet Of
pipe sewer, q inches to u inches diameter.
sary Information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk Engineer Department. Room ~.
District Building. Washington. n c.
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. I.OCIS BROWN
Low. CHARLES ". kUTZ. Commissioners,