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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
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EHCTuS E1RhER5

Dear Do,,,' cactus Corners, Dec. 80.
Dld you see what some dro,derI
person wrote about me in tho So
Chleitain' Smart Alec connt 800 OIL, =
respondent indeed! Just because that
metropolis has court house WIN \
CLOCK that has no hands and iva
BLOCKS of cement sidewalks ana
weekly paper it thinks It can cali uo
corners country! Here is tho clir-
ping. '"' O"p1
In Defense.
10 say we are mad is putting N
entirely too mild, we are simoN fnrl
ious, at that smart Alec counrw, ,orl
respondent who signs herself Nar5
mesquite and halls from Cactus ear.
ner, for poking fun at the newly In.
stalled society editor of the Albu6uer.
que journal about her tin can article.
Tor We have the honor of personal.
acquaintance with the young lady and.
admire her immensely, and feel COM
tldent that She had no intention. what
ever, of tincanning SocorrO but sim
ply took few of the Gem Citys oye1
abundant supply along with her to
lie to some Duke City rooming house
where you pay a perfectly good punB
and a half for the privilege of sleep.
ing in bed that smells like dead men
and the Chambermaid swipes rour
very best toys in which YOU had hop4
ed to appear at some one of the varl
GUS social functions for which All
buquerque is noted, where they servo
those swell victuals' about which th4
dear departed Pandora was want ID
write
But the straw that broke thd
camels back and is a case of insult
to injury and we lay the blame en-
tirely at the door of the local cor
Respondent who furnishes the big
city daily with the comings and gOl
ings Of the social bunch OF this conf
munity, and we intend to tell het
about it the very next time We see
her, and that liz, while we have even
recognized the blithesome Mrs. Bur
sum as a leader in the social life OF
the town, we simply won't stand foi
the Hon H O.'s sheep and ranchcs
sneaking into the society news col.
umn. Buttng. as it We're, into th6
very sacred innermost sanctums OF
Socorro's select 'fou' hundred-No.
stree, not while the present social edit
or Of the Chieftain is on the job I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
ROSWELL

Miss Nell Mason has accented the
| position of stenographer in the offices
Of the new district attorney. Judge
Robert Dow of Carlsbad Miss Mason
arrived from Denver this week for a
visit with her mother and sister, Mrs.
Mason and Mrs. John r. Mcclure, be-
fore taking up her new duties.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. sowdor are
guests at the Gilkeson for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr., and Mrs. Owen Smith and
/ daughter Mary Edith Smith. and Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Smith of Mckinney,
! Texas, arrived Saturday for Christ
mas visit with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. w. Brough and to attend the
| marriage Of Miss Freda Brough and
| Lockridge Wilson on January 5.
Miss Leila Christian, Miss Eulallie
Merchant and Miss Dorothy Mcintosh
o9 A-as14@I43d arc house guests of 4--.s 9
Mary White for the Christmas ho!i-
days. They were entertained by the
Gamma Tau Chi club at a theater
party Thursday evening,
Mrs, c. G. Martin was a dinner hos
tess Sunday evening at her home.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs r. c. Sow
der, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. f. Gilkeson.
The forty-ninth wedding anniverl
sary Of MI and Mrs. t. p. Wetmorc
was celebrated at their home Christ
mas eve with a dinner party anu
family reunion.
A musicale was given Sunday after
noon in the parlors of Hotel Wilkeson
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs Hard
ing and Miss Harding of Amarillo.
Miss Sadie Cooper who is attend
ing the National kindergarten college
IN Chicago, is home for the holiday
vacation.
Laurie Nauchelet is home from the
University of New Mexico to spend
the Christmas vacation.
c. c. Croke, district manager of the
Mountain States Telephone company.
presided as host Saturday evenine
over dinner at Hotel Gilkeson. A
unique feature Of which was long dis
lance Christmas greetings to many
different points from a telephone in
stalled at the table
Miss Mary White was hostess to the
Gamma Tau Chi girls Saturday even
ing at a merry Christmas party.
A Christmas dance was given for
the guests at Hotel Gilkeson by the
MANAGEMENT Monday evening. The
tea rooms Of the hotel were gay and
bright with the sparkling trappings
of the season and Christmas ioy was
expressed in the tripping measures of
the dance until late hour
The marriage Of Miss Willard Pick
erel and VIII Farrankamp of Big
Springs, Texas, took place Saturday
evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. O. r. Rutledge. and
following the ceremony the Young
couple left for a honeymoon trip to
Florida
Wade Corn was host at a Christ
mas dance last evening at Hotel Gill
der
John Mccoy was a dinner host
Tuesday evening at the home Of his
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ner-
ton Mccoy. Christmas decorations
were used and quail dinner served. |
bietlde dinner cards marked places /
or the Misses Daisy Motley. Asnes |
\iedokorn, Kate Douthitt. Zilla
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mccoy, l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
SOCORRO

The local correspondent wishes to
make apology for a little item, men
tionng the sheep belonging to Hon.
II. o. Bursum, printed in the notes
from Socorro on the society page of
the Albuquerque Journal, December
IL, which appears to have been re-
cClved with some distaste. We would
be very loath to offend anyone, even
thc sheep, As for the matter of
dragging them into society that is en-
tircly out OF our province, we attempt
only to chronicle the trials and ad.
ventures of those who have already
gotten IN, not TO assist them in the
process of getting, We sincerely
hope that this will lie considered due
apology for giving any unwilling vic
TINS such rude publicity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
of the Old Year
and the Arrival of the New
Take Precedence This Week

rcsday evening IN January at odd
Fellows hall state Deputy G.. Il.
Wilson has been invited TO take part
in the ceremonies. A reception viii
follow.
o.
Miss Amy Chaplin Will return New
Years from III Paso, where she spent
the holidays visiting relatives ana
friends.
Harold Little It's expected home
Sunday from Kansas city, whore he
has been visiting his friend, Alfred
Tholin, who is attending the Kansas
city Dental college.
o.
At St Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
parsonage last Wednesday evening
thc pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs. f..
=. Schuelor. entertained the young
people of the church at a holiday
party a program Of games occupied
lhc evening, followed by refreshments.
Tho Lutheran people remembered
their pastor and family handsomely
at Christmas time, the gifts including,
besides number Of substantial tok-
ems from individuals, two beautiful
Navajo rugs from the congregation
and friends
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
WINSLOW

Miss Pearl Allen of this city was
married to Thomas Wickham Of Al
huQuerquo on Christmas morning at
8 o'clock at the home of the bride S
parents in East Winslow. The Rev,
f, S. Carter of the Christian church
read the service Miss Agnes Ward
was maid of honor and Hays La
PWde, cousin Of the bride, acted as
hest man. Both the bride and her
maid of honor wore suits. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wickham left on the $3.50 train
for Albuquerque for a brief honey
moon, after which they will so to
Gallup where they will make their
home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
NEW YEARS GREETING

Into the depths Of his sunkissed Kiva
I'm the far Off purple lands
Dcvoutly dcsccnds tho silent CaCiquo
There with sacred rite and ancient
ceremony
10 make agc-old Solano Medicine for
our friends,
Good Wishes True, Long Life. Gooo
Breath,
Abundant Corn, and Shells a'plouty
Arc waited softly from his sacred
Fire
In spirit form, the while We Greet
You
Heartily ChcSyiy.
The Cossidys. (Sant3 Fo Art
ColonyO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
For Throat and Lungs
STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS
ECKMAN'S
Alternative
Sold by All Leading Druggists

For thirty three years, "onc-thId Oh
a century our aim has been TO con-
duct icwelry business which in point
of service and reliability should DC
The equal Of the best in the land. our
success is the result Of that Lifelong
endeayor and has been made pos'IOlc
by the generous support of the pcO'
pie Of Albuquerque and vicinity we
have cndeayOred to make our store y
place of which our people can ocI
proud. We hope we have done 500
viii you not help us the coming year
TO make il bigger and better aunt
more scrNiceablc to the conl'll'''''''
than ever.
With the most cordial thanks 10 ou'
patrons, we wish one ana al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31

Messrs Mitchell. Veezv GoodseI1 and
the host
Mrs w r Wilson was bostees IN
marty of friends Tuesday evening
at her home at an informal dance
Mrs. I s CooDer snd Misc Mary
Cooper entertained informally Thurs
day. complimentary to Miss Sadie
Cooper. who IS home from Chicago
for The HOLIDAYS
The high school set dancad at the
Country club Tuesday evening Mrs
sidney Prayer was the chaDeron
Mrs GranyiIlo A piobor,.on ON
teitalned at dinner Tuesday even
ing honorinr tho birthday anniversary
of her son. Donald Richardson. and
niece. JuIia RockafeI,ow
Mrs. John w. Rhea was q dinner
hostess Tuesday evening compliment
tary to her father J. p Lodbatter of
Coleman. Tex.
Mic Etbol uoClu,o ,of. yos.o.s...
for Dauas - ato, ~ AZ, o9,ie9,iIS
Ieee followinq tho cbriet,,,aa V rooo.S
The EI<e uoro bost.. W., 1Co,9,
sr 49, u-...s-.. -.
club bo,,yo 60, IA 5ls.. ,'I gIeil
,tba ayenine 6i, w. j,,,u Ual,g'Hs Nele
II RaSsott Me- Do, ~, ,,,!u MI ., D.
rarfa Wiion an5 NJ, ~ D%nlels, MIS-
wero tho bost ,'.o 100 ''0'' o'u"ue'S
Nfiss NJ, &C.. -.
tbo Cirle' Au,tior, 1sriI' 19 Io5'o2S ~
nosdoy a. NJ ,.o'i h ,a.u9e cup Weu-
euosts ,,,or. Nj i, nj. SUBSTITUTE
n 9foCo,,noi ~ - :, 20 a. NEE MIS-. d.
Mrs Honrv su,a,t7 - - ""'le anu
NJ IIii.a I"''i w.,
o,,a Iat,. ~ ~ mart presided
NV, 0n0 ,u'' ~ NJ " euneSuay compIl-
C 5itl'''''' ~ MISS -AudiilSoh OF Kansas
Mrs Pow Donio,- o...,
,,,,',r w. . ny DdIlleis entertained the
f ~ uaS i1NGllIhB rive hundred club
l ~, '.'e'' iesu lar meeting and o'clock
'"T NJ ..c,-
a., ne Gamma TAU en- Five Hun
' uIeu cIup was hostess Thursday even
ing at theater party complimentary
20 70. MSS ,S5 mary Whites house guests,
C cue MISSES Merchant, Mcintosh anG
ii HISI w Oh CarlSDad'
1,l Mrs, w. A. wilson and Mrs, w. A.
Johnson entertained the young people
Vi lle Plrst baptist church Thursday
.,' e'Iils WIN a CHRISTMAS party in
'he church parlors'
p y weekend mouse party at the c. !
- Martin ranch included Judge and
MIS-. sylvester JOHNSON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
Kellu

Kelly has joined the communit
spirit and this year had its first com
munity Christmas tree last Sunda
afternoon. The school children CAV
a program in the afternoon, and il
the evening the entire population o
the town turned out and took part il
the singing.
D. f. Wicker, superintendent o.
schools, and his associates are respon
sibe for the Christmas celebration as
well as the organization of a civic so
cial and literary club among thd
townspeople which has more than d
hundred members
Mrs. viii Hackley Of El Paso is
spending the holiday season with her
sister Mrs. O n. Marion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31


EIltST In Importance In society tlis
week is the departure OF an Al
luqucrquc guest who has made VISIT
Of year MI Nineteen sixteen, ana
the arrival Of his successor, Ihltle Mr.,
Nineteen Seventeen. Both events VIII
take place tonight
Affairs given IN honor Of the Two
guests which take FIRST place are the
Elks Midnight at MaNlms,' at inc
club house and the concert ana dance
ut the Alvarado hotel Albuquerque
society VIII divide itself between the
two places, with perhaps the majority
Of the younger people led by the IhlI-
" club at the Alyarado, ana the old
er but none the more sedate members
Of the four hundred at the Elks'
ono group, composed or some l"en-
ty-odd OF the forestry boys mere I"t
the winter from forests IN TINS as
ulct as planning to SKIM me 'io' M,
or would 1t be the iroth z from boln
affairs by starting at one place ana
then iouneylng to the other ana
perhaps back to the first, an depend
ing upon the kalciy ana ih' lhau''-
monts offered
Many are entertaining groups VI
friends az bolh atialfs'
The Elfs ON opens AZ ~ 0 clooN
with dinner interpreted with enter
Rlhlh'hi ita'uIeS ar u',htu y, "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
w. ami Mrs w. c. oostroich gave

o.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Oestreich gave
aP iufar 'tA..A-A.AaAA42S par'4 49, -
, day evening at their home I'm honor
of Mrs Trautwein 4 feature of the
evening was music by a cowboy OF
world rcnown, Irish Shealy, COW
boy ndIcr of Phoenix, Aril. Mr.
Shcalv has won championships at
the san Francisco exposition, St Lou'j
aud New Orleans oNpositions. lie ap-
pearod i'm typical western cowboy cos-
tune.
o.
Miss Maybcuc Iovclacc and her SIS
{ ter Miss top Luvolacc entertained
at bridge informally Thursday after
noon for Mrs Trautwein, Mrs. w, C.
, Reid won the prize for highest score.
90
Mrs w NJ, Wayman Of Denver
4 Colorado, arrived Friday evening for
visit with hcr brother w. q, pes-
trciCh and MIS- OCstrCiCh at lois
, West Central avenue.
o.
Miss Adele Carr Tie daughter ~
Captain and Mrs Clark NJ Carr of
col North Fourth street, Is home for
the holidays from st, Louis, whore
she Ia attcndng the Convent Of Ma
DANES OF tho Sacred Heart. \ NUM-
her Of affairs were given In her hon
or last week Mrs carr gave
. luncheon for her daughter on Tues
day There we're ten guests. ON
Wednesday Miss Carr was the guest
Of honor at q luncheon given ly Miss
Esther Howdcn at her home, and Mrs.
L. Kempcnleh entertained for her on
Friday afternoon with a card party
Yesterday afternoon Miss Lorna los.
ter took Miss Carr and a number OIL
her friends to the movies,
o.
Pledges 81 Sigma chi gave an I'M
formal dance at the fraternity house
on FRIDAY evening for the members
left in town oycr the holidays.
%
A Christmas dinner party in honor
OF little Miss Catherine puybylski, one /
OF Albuquerque youthful composers, I
was given hy Mrs George II Wheeler. /
There were eight guests \ Wild I
goose roast was the feature uf the (
dinner. which was followed by /
games,
Mrs VIII Springer left Wednesday /
for Hot Spriags. Arkansas. 70 remain /
a month with her sister, Mrs. Ralph 4
Hunt Of El paso. Texas. Mrs. Hunt /
Is az the springs for her health.
o.
The Modern Woodmen and ROYAL
Neighbors viii have a joint installa-
ton OF officers on the fourth We'd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31
z=.5=5=z= Society News Of the State -:
Ballad Of the Breakfast Table

MTHEN the Festal Board, the papers say,
w Groans meath the weight of a lot to
At breakfast Fuhstucl dejeuner
CAS- a bard ringual I'm rather ncat)
At breakfast.
This Is what into huff
This Is not beat:
Why don't they have spoons enough?
I've broken with the grave gay
with the ho polloi and with the elite
I've been all the L. S. A.
From Dorchester Kearney street
But when sit in the morning
Comes to notice the selfsame bluff,
Plenty of food but in this they cheat;
Why don't they have spoons enough?
Take 1t at breakfast, only today:
This the layout,
Cantaloupe, sweet as the hays
Cerealonc Of the brands . of wheat;
Soft-boled (we've the
Coffee Ga slarOmania- bufD
Napery china glasses complete
Why don't they have spoons enough?
L'ENVOI
Autocratesses, forgive my
change that stuff?
Small is the benson | entrea-
Why don't they have spoons enough?
Franklin p. Adams.
'And about edible
''To advertisers This space for sale.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31

The Ten Dous entertained at the
Country club on Thursday evening
with a dinner aud program In honor
of their wives. A grafodola supplied
tho music aud a. b. Stroup read New
Years poems by contemporary auth
ors
G. y. Hodgin gave the following
humorous selections. 81 Want to Go
Tomorrow" "The Peanut Man ana
Mericann Girl" and when My Paw
Wus Boy"
Special guests were Miss Alice RoNd
of this city and Mrs. Alice Moody OF
Lenexa. Kan. The Ten Dons and
their wives present were DR. ana Mrs
w. @, Hope. Mr. and Mrs A. b. Me-
Mncn, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Hickey
Mr. and Mrs u. j Cristy, Or. end
Mrs j. ~ Wroth Mr., and Mrs, A..
u. Sroup. pr and Mrs David II.
Bovd. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Perry
Professor and Mrs. c. N. Hodain and
MIR. and Mrs. r. u. Pdncy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31

Miss Betty Morrissetto has aa her
guest Miss Susie Morris Of Las Vegas.
Miss Mildred Harris has as a house
guest Miss Ethel Danzingcr, also OF
Las Vegas dancing party IN honor
OF the two guests was given by the
hostesses on Thursday evening at the
Womau's club,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31

Mrs. Isaac Blrth gave card party
in honor of Mrs II. NJ Trautwein Of
FRESNO CART, ON Wednesday evening
ut her home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31

Q PEAKING Of doing It early, How
- about swattinR flies one now
saves a squilllon In September
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-31

r EsoL'E your New Years resop-
first headache this year u ''' january
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

Wyoming AVe-lo large RS. ?b, h. ". h. So. 70
l2li G ST. sw.. rooms and bath........... 10 so
S@t 7 ST NV. 10 rooms and bath CcolD. 80. 80
c3J Mass. ave. NV. rooms. b. (Col.J.. o.. 70
WARREN N. YORK. 1877 y. Y. ave y. W
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Home Club Hears Talk
About Visiting Nurses

An address on AN Unsupplied Need
in Health Conservation" by Dr.. " il
liam c. Woodward. health officer Of
the District, dealing principally with
preventing the spread of disease, and an
account of the work of the Visiting
Nurses Society by Miss Elizabeth Fox,
its superintendent, We're features of an
entertainment by the Home Club of the
Interior Department in its auditorium
last night.
The entertainment WAS given urG"r
the auspices of Mrs. Franklin X. Ian"
and Mrs. William Eustis. and Wa Tor
the pnrICse of Ccnterins interest in the
visiting nurses work. Secretary Lane
prey ded and introduced the speakers
A musical program was contributed
by Congressman Nicholas LongWorlh
who played several violin selections
MyrOn W. Whitney, with u number OF
vocal solos; and Mrs. Cotheran, accom-
,.,.. nv NiCs HV"gins
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
(Synopsis of Previous Ins, a,lments.)

Max, Lamar. crime specialist. is m
formed of the release OF Circle" jim
Borden, a notorious criminal. The name
circle" >omes from the hereditary red
circle wnich appears on the right hahd
In each generation OF the Bordens:
June Travis and her mother, Interested
IN the reform of ex-convicts, are awaiting
Borden's release. Borden refuses ,heir
aid. AID. Borden,s son Ted, a sood.for.n91Chh-
when his father pulls him away. pur-
sued by d large crowd. Lamar among
re rnem Borden nn and his 0, son b reaSn eoom In
which the boy is asleep and turns on ne
gas. Borden kills himself. ,..
thinking that the circle oandeu ia ia"s ny
Is extinct, Lamar is surprised to see the
Red Circle on the hand OF woman IN =
swiftly moving automobile. lie oNer'aMse NJ
woman slinks into a nearby PARK anu
turns her coat INSIDE out exposing
dress and hat of white. ,s..
The woman in black Is no other man
June Travis. To Mary, her old nurse:
June confesses what she has done and inc .ne
old servant Is overcome. Ihe snb tbs
nurse to give an exclamation that GROUSE %arS
June's curiosity and she insists that Mais
tell her all she knows. .,. J,n.
that she is not MrS. Travis' daughter:
but the daughter OF Jim Borden. Nsss
having changed the infa1s Nv when nn Juns ,n
and she jokes with him about ths f,e'
Circle. ,o,,,.
Mary, in trying to divert the sus :.
Of Detective Lamar, finds hersel .n
precarious situation. She has aon,ou ~
Junss coat and Lamar seeing 'ne "a
miltar black, pursues and cornesss m in m.
q garage. her coat having caught IN '.e
door. While Lamar awaits pernishson So cost ~
force the door, Mary slips from me oss oos.
and escapes. Lamar asks sU, aOd fOdsiNei hvrries
from June for suspecting her ana h'''''
to headquarters with the coat. ..r,.
with a set purpose June purchases some
mems apparel and wig. ~,
In this strange attire she goes 10 10
lice headquarters and by a clever f"'s
secures the incrimina ting coat
Lamar and the police chief are a non,
pluesed at the escape Of the suppSseu
tailor and Lamar goes to interview sam
Egsn. a former associate OF jim T,rdic SSraen zen
to learn what he can OF hed S,rcis a.
tivitjes, June pursuades Mrs. Travis 10
close her city home and go to the sea
shore. r,
shop which he suspects has secret
compartment and Is about TO inVesu-
gate when June comes In to say sooo-
hyc
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Police Searching for
Aged Mans Relatives

The notice are searching for the rela-
tives Of Harry A. Edward found henh
In bed Yesterday in the Alberta apart
ment. Eighth nnd g streets southeast.
I'dwa rds. who the police We're tod
was ninetv-six years old. had heen a
resident Of Washington fer more than
twenty vears He had rented n room in
an apartment at the Alberta but few
weeks ago. Coroner hewitt. investi-
eating the case, issued certificate OF
death from natural causes.
The police are told that Edwards was
native OF West Virginia. and that his
wife. Mrs. Dore Edwards. lives at West
minSter. Md
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Policemen's Association
To Install Its Officers

The Policemcn's Association of tie
District win install officers tonight.
The ceremonies will be conducted in
Pythian Temple and will begin ut 3
o'clock. Following the installation and
a vaudeville show. "A SMOKER Will be
held.
Those to be inductcd into Office to-
night include: President Charles II.
Smith, of the Tcnch precinct: hrst vice
president, Wash Sanford, Of tie
Ninth precinct. second vice president
financial secretary. J. f.. Wilson, of 20
Third precinct: treasurer. Lieut.. G. =.
NJ Lord. oe the Zenith precinct: record.
ing Secretary. George w, SolleTs, OF
the Fourth Precinct, and trustee. Lieut.
f.. j. Keefe, of the Third precinct.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Deaths.

deaths.
George Montgomery, 45 years provi-
dence Hospital
sallie NJ Miller. SO years, Minnesota
avenue and Gait street northeast,
|hnaIles Esiin, % years, Providence
Ellen J. Banks, 60 years. 174S Kill
bourne street northwest
herman Corse. 40 years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
William j. Mothershead. years 1912
Four "a half street southwest
s. Leona Herring, rs wears. 21OS T
street northwest
William +. Ricketts,, 20 years, 1907 III
street northeast
John II. Walker. 64 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Virginia F. Lowe. ~ years. go Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
James f. Carico. 43 years, 1863 First
street southeast
Charles Elliott, 81 years. Tuberculosis
Hospital
Sarah a. Carpenter, GO years, At G.
street northwest.
Caleb Parkinson. 50 years. Sl1 =
street southeast.
william II. Bryan. ~ years, 1928 Park
place northeast.
Thomas +. Jarboe. months, 206 Fifth
street southeast
Mary l.. Brown, "a days, Georgetown
University Hospital
Matte jackson, % years, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Robert Hurd. 81 years, 327 II street
southwest.
John Z. Snowden, 65 years. 2o6 d
william, Granville Richardson. 80
wears, 1924 Fourth street northwest:
william Butler, % years, Casualty
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

PSYCHIC.
READINGS ONE DOLLAR.
STUDIO. So4 1ith st. \. W. Phone NJ. &4ls
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Charles +. EsIin.

Funeral services for Charles f. Eslin,
who died yesterday at Providence Hos
pital. in his fifty-second year, will be
held at his late residence Silver
Spring. Md. tomorrow al . o'clock,
thence to st. Johns Church, Forest
Glen. where requiem masses will be
celebrated