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Suit Department.

5 women's Well Tailored Suits, Of
serge and poplin. in<navy blue and
black: plain tailored or belted styles
with black bone buttons; sizes "a and
&c small: 42k and 44h large: s14.75
each. Were up to $3.50
is Women's Well Tailored Suits. of
navy blue and black serge and poplin ::
the coats are made semi-Norfolk style
and plain flare and the strictly tai
lored style is finished with self or
bone buttons: skirts have gathered
backs and plain full flare with tailored
belts. Sizes from "a to "A: sfS.75 each.
Were up to $500.
1 Women's .Dressy Combination Suit.
of serge and chiffon taffeta with fancy
cut coat trimmed in corded silk and
braid. finished with silk buttons and
lined with crepe de chine: simulated
overskirt of taffeta finished with folds
of serge: size 50: $500. Was $500.
/ Black vigerole Gabardine Suit. full
flare coat trimmed with pipings of
black. silk and fancy buttons: skirt
made on fancy yoke and full flaring;
size So: $35.OO. Was $47.50.
Third floor. G street.
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China Department.

Plain White German China Meat Dishes, o5e
each. Were sl.oo.
1 Richly Decorated Austrian China Celery
Tray, 75c. Was 500.
II Odd Imported Decorated Dinner Plates, 15c
each. Were 25r and zoe
/ Imported China Teapot. Sugar and Cream
Set SOC. Was s1.J0.
Imported Jsrdiniere. slightly imperfect. TIC.
Was $50.
] China Narmalnde jar, SOC. Was 81 so.
Decorated Covered Stop Pals. 800 each.
Were 500.
] Imported Decorated Bowl and Pitcher. 81. so.
Was 500.
white and Gold sonp Diah Toothbrush
Holder and Mug. SOC for the set. Was 1.25.
Decorated Covered Soap Dishes, DC each.
Were TIE.
3 ODD Decorated Toothbrush Holders. 15c each.
Were Joe.
ODD Decorated Wash Basin. Toe. Was
$50.
. Decorated Imported Water Pitchers, &c
each We're Soc
l French China Gold Incrusred and Ivory
Tinted Chocolate Pot, 81 .95. Was $500.
Richly Decorated Imported China Gravy
Boat and Stand. 75c Vas $1.75
Imported Decorated China Syrup Pitcher on
plate. BE. Was $I..5
Handsome Decorated Bedside Set. ST.
Wa. $50.
Imported decorated Water Pitchers. 35c
each We're sI.Oo.
Fifth moor street.
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C0NSTANTlNOPLE TO BE
RUSSIAN SPOILS OF WAR
Promised by Her Allies as Reward
in Event Of Defeat of the
Central Powers.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 14.-That
Constantinople has been promised to
Russia by the entente allies should the
central empires be defeated in war is
the statement made here by NJ. NJ.
Itchas. member of the duma and one
of the Russian parliamentary deputa-
ton sent by the car to England,
France and Italy to confer with these
governments.
The reason for the visit Of the duma
deputation ), to England. France and
Italy" said Mr.. Itchas, was to con-
vince ourselves of the military and
economic resources of our allies. Hav-
ing seen, we are more than ever pre-
pared to go on with the war, the more
so as we now have all the munitions
we require and can maintain a con-
tinuous offensive.
Russia has the solemn promise of
the other allies that Constantinople
and the Dardanelles will become Rus
sian territory" Mr.. Itchas. who came
here by way of Japan. said he was Wis
iting America to consult with commit
tees of his countrymen on measures
for the relief of the thousands of refu-
gees who fed into Russia when Ger
man troops occupied Lithuania.
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HEADS HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
B. T. Donovan Elected President Of
BrightWood ORGANIZATION.

:
r. T. Donovan was elected president
Of the Holy Name Society of the Church
Of the Nativity. Brightwood, d. c..
which was organized at meeting held
in the church hall last night The newly
organized society will parade in the
Holy Name parade in Baltimore on
October Is. and expects to. send 100
men. -
Other oflcers elected Were J. B. Clio
yer. vice president; John j., King, secre-
tary: Robert c. Hunter, treasurer. and
&C. Eugene Edwards marshal The
society will meet September u to conf
plete arrangements for the Baltimore
parade. ~
Addresses were made last nizht by
Rev. F. Bischoff. pastor of the church;
j. Hadley. Doyle. president Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia branch of the Holy
Name Society. and Michael D. Schaeffer.
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Coat Department.

1 Copenhagen Afternoon Coat. of taffeta silk.
collar and cuffs trimmed in pic0t quilting; size
So: 81. 90. Was $3.50
Black Taneta Coat. With cape and turn
over collar Of white satin; size 40: $500. Was
$500.
I Gray Taffeta Coat. with collar and cuffs of
navy tafeta; size 3s: $500. Was $500.
Lavender Satin Evening Wrap. marabout
trimmed: size 80; $500 Was $500.
/ Light Blue Chinchilla Coat. with turnover
collar and patch pockets: size 3s; $1,000. Was
$3.50.
Angora Sport Coats. with collars. patch
pockets and belt of contrasting colors: blue.
white. green with yellow and rose with orange;
sizes SO and IS: 5000 each. Were $500.
kayser Silk Sport Coats, with large sailor
collars: ties and sashes in green and Nile; sizes
IS and 40: $500 each. Were $12.75.
Third floor, street.
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SHORTAGE OF PAPER
MATERIAL

vour attention is called to the
fact that there is a serious short
age of raw material for the man
ufacture of paper including rags
and old papers. The collecting
and saving OF Rags and Old Pa
pers would greatly. better exist
ing conditions for the American
Paper Manufactures.
Something like $4,000 tons of
different kinds of paper. and pa
per board are manufactured
every day in the United States
and a large portion Of this, after
II. has served its. purpose, GOULD
be used over again IN some class
ever, Is either burned Or other p.
wise wasted. This, of, course.
has to be replaced by new ma
terials. In the early history of
tfespaper industry publicity; was
given to the Importance Of saw I
ing rags. 1t, is Of scarcely less
Importance now. The attention
of the public is called to this in
the hope, that practical results.
may fiow from It.. A little .atten-
tion to the saving OF rags and
old. papers will mean genuine
relief to our paper industry and
4, diminishing drain upon our :
sources OF supply. of new ma
terfais.'s - 60 -
; An adequate supply of rags and
old paper is, of vital Importance
to all branches of the paper In
: will YOU Help
Then save your rags and old
paper.
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Waist Department.

A lot of Georgette Crepe. lCrepe de
China and Pussy Willow Silk
Biouses, also those of Lace; long
sleeves and low collars.
S3.95 each-were SS.75.
SOS each-were S3.o5
A small lot of Japanese Silk. Lace
and Messaline Blouses, low collars,
long or short sleeves.
Sl.9s each-were $3.50 and S3.95.
A lot of Fancy Vests, to be worn
over Blouses.
sl.oo each-were sL95.
$3.50 each-were S3.z5.
a lot of Striped Silk Waists. plain
tailored styles with long sleeves and
hlgh collars; sizes "a and g.
$l.1S each-were sos.
Lingerie Blouses. tucked and lace
trimmed. with long or short sleeves
WIS each-were sos.
1878 each-were $500 and s5.75,
$z.95 each-were S3.o5.
Sl.95 each-were SOS
a lot of Co1ored Lingerie Blouses
with large collars and long sleeves
$l.95 each-were sz.95 and s3zs
Colored Striped Cotton Blouses in
green, blue and rose.
Sl.00 each-were SI.95.
Third floor. G street.
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Housefurnishing Dept.

The following articles sre shopworn. defaced
slightly damaged:
White Flour Can. 25c. Was 75c.
] Cake Box BIC. Was 75c.
I Square Bread BoI. 33c. Was 75c.
] Nickel frame Casserole. TIC. Was $1.OO
Oyster Fryer. DC. Was Soc.
White Enameled Pitcher. SIC. Was 81 90
] ironing Board stand. $l.00 Was 81 10
Tie and Collar Hutton Holder, 23c. Was
300
Aluminium Saucepan. 35c. Wss &c.
Aluminium Preserving Kettle. 75c. WNs
$l.00.
boxes Sweeping Powder. l5c each. We're
25c.
lot Garment Hangers. SC each. Were DOC.
AT. Kitchen Table. $500. Was $2.75.
Alcohol Stoves nc each. Were SOC.
boxes Fancy Shelf Paper. 2Jc. Were 81 co.
Folding Clothes Horse. TIC. Was $1.o5
! Dnstless Floor Mop. SOC. Was 75c.
] Dusiless Floor Mop Use. Was SIS.
Oil Floor Mop soc. Was 75c
Oil Floor Mop. 75c. Was SIS.
Fifth door. street.
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Infants Department.

fhildr"ns I:lae SIX roatr. high waist win
collars - lace and embroidery and finished wifi
i1+.t'.Hs - ris'ch So. 10 each. Were $40 90 and
sl.on anu
'Fildrcn,s rongee six Goat. with round
tn&" ard sino"kinG: crepe collars edged with
81 -
fh'idr'B'E silk Coats. in coIors Of white
f"n aHI r"sH- empire style. with shirring al
waist embroidered chiffon, COLLAR and cun,
$50 80 each- Were SIS 90
10 Chilfr"n's LINN Dresses in colors Of pink
ian 'op>nhagen. long whist style. some witt
vest snd sleeves u rep and others with white
infita linen cJimpes; 500 each. Were 81 30 4
Childrsn's Blue and White Plaid Dresser
with bit. collar and cuffs Of Persian lawn
trimmed with stitching and feather stitch
ing: 800 eacf. Were 81 80
Third foor street
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Must Explain Missing Horses

request by Maj. Gen. Funston for
the return to the border. probably for
trial by court-martial, of Capts. Laas
and Walrath, quartermasters of the
LIST and I'd Illinois Regiments. respect
lively. was received today at the War
Department and referred to the Cen
trail Department commander, with in
structions that 1t be complied with
It is alleged that the two officers
failed to account for some forty horses
issued to their regiments by the gov
eminent.
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Charges Deliberate Act.

He first took the pistol from his pock-
ct and exhibited it. the patient stated,
and said: DO you see this?" following
with the question: Now will you go
with me?" Miss Sacrey said that her
negative answer was followed by the
shooting.
While behind the bars at the first pre-
cinct police station yesterday the
youthful prisoner did not hesitate to
tell stories of his past experiences with
the police. He recited. how he had
fooled Juvenile Court officers and the
police when they searched him for a
pistol he had In his pocket, explaining
the weapon was In long pocket of his
coat. which he manipulated in a way
that prevented finding the weapon.
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

> Naiusook Corset Covers. trimmed with lace,
bcaiins ard ribbons: 35e each. Were SOC
3 White Sausook Long Petticoats trimmed
with Is"e aud embroidery. beading and ribbons
3.,r each. We're 81 80.
10 pairs knickerbockrr Drawers. good quality
nainsook with lace embroidery trimming.
beading and ribbons; SOC pair. We're 73c.
Extra size Nainsook Gowns tucked yokes
and trimming of embroidery and ribbons: high
neck and long sleeves: 9Jc each Were 81 80.
Pink Null Chemises finished with French
folis and eolored ribbons; Bic each. Were Soc.
Third floor, street.
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Edward Grinder, seventeen years old,
who Is under arrest, charged with the
shooting of Elsie Sacrey. sixteen years
Tuesday night. was taken to Police
Court this morning.
charge of assault and battery with
intent to. kill was lodged against him.
He was committed to Jail.
Witnesses in the case were summoned
before the grand jury today to tell
their versions of the affair. 1t is prob
able that the grand jury will not re-
port for several days.
Small Hope for Victim.
Miss Sacrey. under treatment at
Emergency Hospital. spent comfort
able night. This morning it was said
that her condition was unchanged. No
hope for her recovery is held out by her
attending surgeons.
Yesterday afternoon the patient, fully
realizing, the. seriousness of her con-
dition, made an ante-mortem statement
to Assistant United States Attorney
William +. Leahy. The patient said
she knew of no reason for the shooting
other than he, refusal to take a walk
to the Mall with Grinder.
Two months ago, she stated, Grinder
threatened to blow my brains out
Miss Sacrey told her grandmother OF
the threats. She also said he threat
ened her life on numerous occasions.
Tuesday night, she said, when they
met at 7th and D streets and she offered
him piece of candy he refused to &C
cept it. When she refused to accom-
pany him to the park. she said, he de-
liberately shot her
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First sergt. Cummings Arrested.

William n Cummings, frst sergeant
Of Company E. Sd Infantry. C. d. c..
was taken ipto custody. yesterday by
the police, of. the first precinct He is
believed to be william H. Miller, who
Artillery, Corps of the NUnited States
Army. He was transferred last night
to the military authorities at Fort
Myer.
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Sweater Department

Lavender Shetland Wool Sweater, made with
We We neck ana belted back; slightly faded: size
~: $500. Was 800 'i~'
white Basket-weaye Sweater, with convert
ipie collar and packets; slightly ssed; size 20:
$500. Was s1i so ~' ""'
POCKETS; shades are coral. emerald, black and
white; 4!5 each. Were $500
small lot Of Children's White Knit
$2.95. $50 and 1896
Third floor. G street,
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In Memoriam.

BROWN. In sad but loving remem-
hrancn OF nv dear husband. CLAY
TON BROWN who departed this life
two wears ago. September IA. 1914.
Dar br day ! saw him fade
And slowly pass away.
Yet in my heart I often prayed
That he might longer stay.
Through oil his surprncs at times he smiled.
The smiles Of heavenly birth.
Apd when the angels called him home
Tie smiled farewell to earth.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE, ELLA BROWN.
DIEGS. In sad but loving remem-
hrnnrn % nv dear husband. COR
NELICS DIGGS who departnd this
1ifo ten wears ago. Sentember l ?. 1906.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE. Z. DIGGS.
my darling mother. who entered into
eternal rest eight years ago today.
Santemher IA. 1908.
Nothing hut the grave heals q broken heart.
BY HER LONELY CHILD. L. EMMA.
Atlantic City. n. ].
HIGDON. In loving remembrance of
nv dear mother. KATHRANE HIG-
DON. who departed this life four
years ago. today, September IA. 1872.
-Four years have passed. my hearts still sore:
As time goes on miss her more.
Her memory is dear today
As in the hour she passed awav.
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
HOLSENDORF. In sad but loving re-
membrane of our dear mother.
MARY Z. HOLSENDORF. who de-
parted this iife one year ago today.
September IA. 1915.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
BY HER CHILDREN.
mccoy. In sad but loving remem-
brance of my husband and our dear
father, WILLIAM LACY Mccoy. who
departed this life six years ago today.
September IA. 1910.
Six wears have passed. our hearts still sore:
As time goes miss you more.
Your memory is dear today
As in the hour you passed away.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, CHILDREN
AND SON-IN-LAW.
How love to think of father.
How l love the cherished past;
How I love to sound the praises
Due my father to the last.
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, MA
RON A. HUNTER.
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Skirt Department.

Clearance prices on all small lots,
odd styles and incomplete assort-
ments; especially good choosing.
Is Oyster White Linen Skirts. with crushed
or narrow tailored belt. button front or side
effect: 81. Is each We're $1,000.
Jersey silk Skirts. in rose, green and green
and white stripe: % and % inch waists; short
lengths: 5000 each. Were $500.
About 30 White Pique, Gabardine and Rep
Skirts. specially priced at 81 90 each.
Were s..05
s. Striped Sport skirts. in green and rose, 81 90
each. Were 1915.
Third floor, q street. -
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Misses Department,

white Taneta and Net Evening Dress with
fuii-na skirt; size is. 1926: was s1s.7s
smocked Linen MILDLY Dresses with fuIr
skirts and long sleeves; sizes Ia and Is sc ~
each. Were 1880 "N 10 s"''"
white Corduroy Suit. belfed coat with large
pocktts. fuil skirt: size 49, 1925. wa. 90, m
Green Corduroy SHIT beited coat ara a.,
mare skirt: size 16 s12.85. was so. 90 A"''
Third floor, g street.
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And the Il
Mems Clothing Dept.

Suits. young mems single and
doubIe-bTeasted models. in gray, blue
and brown colors: plaid. checked and
striped patterns. with silk or alpaca
lining: sizes rs 20. IS and 80; S12.75
each. Were $500.
3 pairs Trousers, white serge with
neat stripe: sizes IS and 80 waist;
$3.50 pair Were $500.
Main floor. Tenth street.
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The Wirthmor Waists
On Sale Tomorrow
at $1.OO
Are New in Style and Exceptional
in Quality.

These four new styles have
lust arrived this week. and are
different from any we have pre-
viously had on sale.
They are the very best Waists
that $40 will buy, and they may
be bought only here in Washing
ton and on Friday only.
The assortment is large, but tc
guard against disappointment we
advise an early response.
Descriptions follow: -
H13-This Blouse is of wolfe
with collar and yoke of or
candy, prettily embroidered:
collars are lace trimmed and
cuffs have front group of fine
tucks.
H14-Fr ont embroidered
and trimmed with two rows
of hemstitching: collar fin
ished with plated band
H15-A Semi tailored Waist.
made of satin-striped wolfe.
H16-A particularly smart
collar is on this waist; front
is tucked in an arrangement
that forms double collar
effect.
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Frank Talbot, War Veteran, Dies.

Frank Talbot. veteran of the civil
war. died in the Soldiers Home. in
Richmond, Va, last Friday, according
to information received here. He was
eighty-three years old. He was buried
in the Confederate Veterans section OF
Hollywood cemetery in Richmond last
Saturday Mr. Talbot. who served in the
war in Company H of the 3Sth Alabama
Infantry. was a member of Camp III,
United Confederate Veterans OF Rich-
mond
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Corset Department.

: pairs Madame Irene Corsets, Of fine coutiI.
with walohn boning; low bust and long hin
pair. Were $3.50 F""'
pairs Girdle Corsets. Of pink embroidered
batiste. lightly boned; sizes 81 20 and "a: "A 5G
pair. Were 800 "'
pairs Ivy and p. y. Corsets, coutfl. very
10" In bust end long hip; well boned; size 20:
81 90 pair. Were $500 ~
Sl.OO - "' were
u pairs Mercerzed Laces. in pink and blue. 8
yards long: BE pair. Were DC
Third floor Eleventh street
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Dress Department.

White Wolfe Dresses, trimmed with
pink or blue: sizes 36 and 80; $3.50
each. Were $685..
3 White Wolfe Dresses. trimmed with
yellow or blue wolfe; $3.50 ench- Were
s1o95.
White Washable Silk Coat Dresses.
striped skirts. with collars: $3.50 ench.
Were $500.
2 Broad-striped Gabardine Coat
Dresses. green, size SO. and blue, size
Sc: 1895 each. Were 1855.
1 Lavender and White Striped Wolfe
Dress. size Al: 1895. Was $1,000.
Blue and White Striped Wolfe Coat
Dresses. sizes So and IS; S1.85 eneh.
Were sS.75.
Third floor. G street.
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Friday Sale of
Boys Fine School Suits
At the Special Price
Of S5.65 Each.

II would rot he possible to offer these
splendid suits at the low price OF S'.o'
were it not for the very favorah'e con :
c.sSion at which they We're bought-
Mad.. of very durable and high quatit!
fabrics in serviceable patterns. they
are in sizes to is years, and are
splendid in every particular.
Special price, $685. each.
A lot or Boys MILDLY Blouses, IN an
white white with navy blue collars
a;;d striped patterns with blue collars:
fast colors throughout: in sizes s.. T.
and FEARS only.
Special price. SIC each.
Broker lots of Boys Wash Suits. in
new models, and the best materials
have been assembled for clearance.
They are in sizes 8 to years. and We're
formerly priced from $3.50 to SOD
Special price, 500 each.
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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DIED.

... DIED. t.-..--
DEUTELIN-PLAZ. Mrs., NJ. c. tnee
Albrecht), at Wiesbaden. Germany.
after a long illness. beloved sister OF
Fred. julius and Marie Albrecht and
Mrs. Katie Jorss.
EwALD. On Wednesday. september
13. 1916. at 1870 am. JULIA. widow
of the late Henry Ewald. aged fifty
three years.
Funeral will take place from the chapel
of Frank Geier's Sons Company. lib
7th street northwest. on Friday. Sep
TENDER Is, at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at Prospect
Hill cemetery. H.
KRIEGER. On September IL. 1915. at
Ais pm. SUSAN, E. KR1EGER,
widow of John G. Krieger. departed
this life. at the age of .eighty-one
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services. at the
parlors Of w. W. Deal & Co. SIS II
street northeast, Friday, September
Is. at 2 pm
Rochester IN. y papers please cory.
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Basket Department.

1 Large Bamboo Clothes Hamper, $500. Wa,
800.
Infants Toilet Basket, CSC. Was 81 90.
. Sewing Baskets, Soc each. We're $l.0O.
Flower Basket. with inset. Acc. Was 75c
Market Basket, zoe. Was 75c.
4 Silver Basket, 100. Was $1.50
Sewing Baskets. DC each. We're soc.
Fifth door. y street.
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Special price,
And the following :

3S pairs Extra Size Black Cotton Hose. with
heInrned and ribbed tops. double soIes and high
sI,lired h.pls: subject to slight mended places;
lie pair. , for soc.
% pairs UnbIeached RalbriSgan Hose. mended.
sizes .. 3is and 10: special price. lie pair.
Main floor. C street.
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Friday Sale Of
Women's Isle Hose.

30 dozen pairs of Women's Full
Fashioned Black and White Isle
Thread Hose. with double soles
and garter tops; sizes 8 to 10.
Special price, Csc pair.
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DIED.

LADD. On Wednesday. September 10.
1915. at 4:30 pm, at the Washington
Home for Incurables, FREDERICK
LADD.
September Is. at pm. 1ntermcnt al
Rock Creek cemetery
MANGAN. On Wednesday. September
~. 1916, at 12:45 am. JOHN l.. MAN
Ian. son of LAURENCE and the late
catherine Mangan.
Funeral from his late residence. 1887 L
street northwest. on Friday. Septem-
per 10. at $40 am. Mass at st. Mat
thews Church at 2 am Ia
MERGNER. On Wednesday, September
10. 1916. after a long Illness, HELEN.
beloved daughter of John +. and
Gertrude Mergncr
Funeral services will be held at the
family residence. AS East Capitol
street, on Friday. September Is at
2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in
| vited to attend Interment in Pros
pect Hill cemetery.
MOREIL. On Wednesday. September
ID. 1915, at her residence, I35 eth
street northwest. AGNES. wife of the
late Adoiph Morell. in her seventy
fifth year.
Funeral Friday, September Is, at :
PM, from her late residence.
SNEDECOR. At Bay Shore. Long
Island. on Monday. September IL,
1916. at the age of sixty-five years.
MARY j. SNEDECOR. eldest daugh-
ter of Sarah E. and the late Alphonso
Hilton.
May her dear soul rest in peace,
MOTHER.
Baltimore papers please copy.
TAYLOR. On Tuesday morning. Sep
TENDER ~. 1916. at HE o'clock. at
her residence. High View Park. Va.
| MARY F.. TAYLOR. beloved wife OF
William Taylor.
Funeral Saturday, September 16. at
| pm. from the Liberty Baptist
Church, 23d street between II and l.
| Is
WELLS. On Monday, September II.
1915. at 9:15 pm. at the residence OF
| her son-in-law, Charles F. Sprague.
| 2521 Georgia avenue northwest. AN
| ME WELLS. widow of the late Rich
| ord Wells beloved mother of Mrs.
| Gertrude Crawford, Mrs. Alice Lynn.
| Mrs. Ruth Turner and Mrs. Hattie
| Sprague.
| Funeral services Friday. September Il.
| at pm. at Galbraith a. NJ E Ito-
Church. 9Th street between L and NJ
streets northwest. Relatives and
| friends invited. maryland paners
please copy) ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-14
CARD or THANKS.

PICKETT-NELSON. We wish to ex-
press our sincere appreciation for the
kindness and many floral tributes
extended on the occasion Of the death
OF our mother and sister
THE FAMILY.