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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20
Henry Gassaway Davis

Henry Gassaway Davis. % years
old, died recently in Washington. Mr.
Davis was the vice presidential candi-
date on the democratic ticket In 1904.
Senator Davis active political career
began the year after the Civil War.
when he was elected q member Of the
house Of delegates of the new state Of
West Virginia. and later served a.
state senator. West Virginia sent
him to the United States senate % it,
hrst democratic representative in
1871. He served two terms with dis
tinction.
The former senator. It recently was
estimated. was worth sSo.o00.o0o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20
DISCRIMINATING Field Mice
United Press Seryice

bERNE, Switzerland, March 20
German scientists are concentrating
'heir minds on methods OF sxtermi-
mating Held mice. As a result OF the
m'id winter the mice have multiplied
enormously and expert agriculturists
say they threaten to damage the next
crop seriously. In view OF the enor-
nous Importance Of a full Yield, the
government took the alarm immedi-
ately.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

Apartment house. price $500.
small payment down; completely fur
nished; rents now for S100-per month
aside from living apartments. 133
renth. corner OF Pine. Call at prop
erty or address Box Sc. Mrs. Lucille
cunningham. 16.l0ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

IF. AS HAY SAYS. his bill for in
creasing the army by 10000 men Is
virtually the presidents measure.
then Wilson is by no means the ad-
vocate Of adequate preparedness he
represented himself to be in his stump
speeches.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

suit to Forecl0se.
through Rutenic e. Kent, Christ
niedr'cksen has started foreclosure
OF mortgage suit against A, G. Cum
h'ngham and e. Il. Fitch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

no sooner had Newton d. Baker,
former mayor Of Cleveland, taken his
desK as the new secretary of war
than he had to issue the order for the
invasion OF Mexico to catch the Villa
bandits who attacked Columbus. N, M.
he started the machinery which has
resulted In the hunt for the Mexican
bandit leader.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20
Something About Newton
D. Baker, War Secretary
anese war.

Judy 3. 1902. They have three chill
dren, Jack, .; Betty. 10. and Mar
garet. 4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

Subscribe for the Herald. SO cents
month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

Tho advertisements In this mana,
reach tho entire community.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

Subscribe for the Herald. 50 csats
! month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

IF YOU DON'T register-well
you're not a good citizen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

1T is SAID that for some reason
Our klamath candidates don't ca
pie at home any more.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20
FOR SALE
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Man and wife desire work
on ranch; lady to cook and man for
general farm work; or would accept
work in logging camp; lady first class
cook; no children. Inquire Slater's
rooming house. 17-Sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20
Scattered Shots

IT'S NOT YET too late to register
but 1t soon will be.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

MANY PEOPLE strenuously OBJ
tcct to Chamberlain's army bill whicl
comes up today. but this at leas
tries to give US what we do not en-
Joy right now-adequate protection
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-20

DON'T HEAR any Of the ranchers
or amateur gardeners who've finished
planting kicking about the shower.
THE AMERICAN expedition might
have been slow in getting started into
Mexico. but once 1t did get to going.
1t sure has rambled some.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04


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USA p FuI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
Troe Yrtie tl scrGs: 9unnertag 26. Ottober 1916.

treten, sic @rie6enlano leidt gegen
oie entente o1f Ste 8eine bringen
fonnen. 2iegt GltmGnien ont So
Ben, 10 peroen b1lgariide uno tiir=
fiibe Streitfrafte fret uno es fam
fuum einem 3meifel nnterliegen,
ooB Damn Ser Sarrailf6en grpe-
oition ons 2ebens1i6t allsgebIalen
miro, INN ouf oem galfon enblid)
einmal reinen Sii6 5u l6affen. 9es
@eiltan0es Ser g%eiammten bulgari-
i6en Mrmee iider, mag aber 8rie=
6enlono MIR 51 lei6t Die Neigung
in ii6 berlpiirer, ii6 an Der Sous=
reinigu1tg 8u beteiligen. Sn Cont
SON unb Baris lit man iid) pa6r=
i6einli6 6es einen 10 1iGer nie Oes
onoeren. Mon liebt 0ie Nottpenoig=
felt boraus, oas gon5e nngliifli6e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abbre6en 5u
miiI1err, Oh nun NIT ooer obne bull
gorii6en 9ruf, un6 iudt iid ba=
Der re6t5eitig bogegen at iidern,
in ienem obnebin bon peinli6e1
@efiiblen 6eeleiteten @ugenbliG oltd
nod Sen grie6ii6en Stiefel I'M
@ei6B GIT fiiblen.
Mit Ser 8etpaffnung ser griedi-
iden Slottc boben Die MGiierten
freilid 5l ibrer Si6eruns nod
nidt bieI getponnen. 8efonntlih
itonb tie iabreGong inter elmer brit
tilfen Marinefommiilion ltno 0iaie
pir6, gerooe 10 tpie aomiral Clint
pns In ser giirfei i6on bafur
geiorgt baben, bob oie &~rieesfabne
feline iiberfliiiIige 8antpffraft auf-
mieIen. gu 2onoe dber miro, tpenn
Sic Mtbener Geaierung gebeime ab-
iiften begen ioIlte, piel 6apon Of
bdnge1t, Oh fie oie 2inie 4tben-oo-
riiia CUR freien Gerfiigltng bebdlt,
sic CUR Srltppenfon8entration iii
.SbeiiaIien nnentbebrli6 lit. Im
BirGlts uno in 9tben tltmlneln iid
8lpar fran5oiiide uno italieriide
@arinemannIdaften, Elm @nblid.
Ser Die griehilhe goIfsieeIe MIR
nod mebr erbtben fam, aber lamb
ei11pGrts lit Der S6ienenitrang bor=
l1ltfig nod in griediiden SanOen.
@entt ser &nig oie 2inie in Doner
@usbebnunq an Die Mdiierten aus
liefern piirbe, Damn mare ba1nit al-
lerbings oie @etpiBbeit gegeben, on}
er Bic Hoae bes inter Dem Stiefel
Sarrail's ii6 friimmenOen @nr=
mes nibt 5n itberidreiten fpagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
NIIerIe !.

eStt Der am Wt1ttfDo1 III Der
8eetbopen : 9aae abgebaltenen Ser
iammlung, Die lebr gut beiudt mar,
griff Der republifaniibe &anoiOut
fiir oas Gmt oes Gountprihters,
tSerr q. gngelfina Die iebige Goun-
tp : @ermaItltng 5iemlih i1arf al.
gr madte Der Administration ben
8orpurt $4,000 mebr fir ben
nelien 9lnbat an Dos gourtbaus aus
gegeben 5u babeL als Die Stelier=
5abler uno Stimmgeber bemiqigt
batten, 6aB BET Iusgabe oes $780,
900 &ontrafts fir oie rYlumbing"-
Irbeiten i'm &obert Green &ranfen-
ba1ie perionlide Sittereiien maBge-
bend gemeien ieien uno baB, mdb-
reno bas geiammte @igentum I'M
Gountp in ben lebten bier Sa6ren
beoeuteno bober eineeidatt lei, man
ben @eiis Der @iIenbabnen i'm Count
tp I'M 100000 ~nieoriger tariert
babe. :
WfaDor SrDfDl bat llad]ltetl
Sonnabeno nnb Spnntag als Cant
meltage fir ben SiiIfsfono Der not
leioenoen Snrier uno 4rmenier felt
Seiett.
@dbrelo Oes iaditen @in-
fers loIen 25 m~spdrtige Motor
Sruf- &ompagnietL aus lie SO Wfa-
dhinen beitebeno, alio ettua 825 I'M
@an5en, alif Sort Sam Souiton nm
tergebraft peroen.
SSi1 einem Store an Der Sou
fton StraBe ipllrbe am Wittpod
elm 41idbriger Mann, Der i'm Ser
0adt itebt elm 2aoenOieb 81 fem
bon Der Yoli5ei nerbaftet.
Srau @lilabetb &onig DC Sil-
larenl bot in ibrem unO ibres mtno-
rennen Sobnes Hamen Die Grben
bon gpariito Mnoero I'M 73. 9t-
itriftsgeridt nif 3ahlling bon 81
59S.40 perflagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
grmnbeiaentnms ; llebertrasnnsen.

@uitap MlIeler ulo Srau IN Sohn 3.
8ipells, @rnnOitiif an Der Sdirbanfs
Nbemie, Uaiiiionfielb; $4,000.
Grant Reibeman II. q. an 81. u.
Slemming IT,, @runoitiid i'm Neuen Ctr
8lod 1869; $1,000.
Sobn 6eiBer an Srnu q. @eines,
@rnnbitiid i'm neren gitp glod 1901;
5000.
s. 6. abtle unb q. @. 8bobe an
Sranf &eif, @runoitiid an Der @ooos
lafpn Gbenue; $500.
Sic Senag If. unb SrnI an Sbomas
Seneg. @runbitiid an Der Grodett Stras
Be; $40 II. 81.
Sobn s. Gdaefer uno Srau an q
ganoIb. @rmoftiid I'M nelen 9th 8lod
2842; $3.50.
q. s. 9fc@ee rnb Hrau an Sofepf
@inbofer, @runoitiid am Gait gno,
5000.
@aroaretha gebrens II. ". Sran;
@ehrens. 155.2s10 Gder 2ano, 49,:
742.40.
Srau 5enrb Seider H.. q. an 4lber.
uno grnit Stebes, @runoitiid i'm neuel
Giths8lpd 978; $40 II. q.
6. s.. @oelb II. Trau an Geo Boelb
@runoitiid ON Der 8ecos unb e5altnaS
Ctr; 81 II. u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
o 8eradpG


San antonio, Ser, Is Gents.
@albeIton, seitern, 1890 Cts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26

meitere S1ritte III Der Inter ll6ntg,
bie BON ibnen ol1f @runo mebrerer
bonn @ouperne1r gegen Wfitglieoer
oes 2ebrer : &o1egiums gemadter1
4nflagen angeiteat rpuroe, inter
nonlmen ait baben.
= Ser Dor einiger 3eit gum Bra=
iioertten Ser Seras = Staats : Uni
perlitat ernanrte 81. &obert s. Sin-
ion miro ont 9anflagungstage I'M
Stoats : &apitol 5n Mnlttn IN lelne
nerle SteGung formea eingefi1brt
merben.
Ia6 iiebeniabriger &ranfbeit
perI6ieo ir @ltItin Srau Wfattie
Sines Sartmonn, Satin bes Or.
Carl Sartmonn, ser an Der Staots=
l1nioerlitdt ols 8rofeiior Ser 3oolo-
Gle ougeltelt lit. Die Geri6ieoene
miro ouBer bon ibrem @attert, nod
BON i6rem Safer, Or. Sines BON
Can Mntonio, iopie bon 5tpei S6fpe-
1tern nno orei 8riioern, ebenfals
BORT Iebeno, betrouert. Oie 8eeroi=
gung miro arf 8rni6 Ser geri6ie-
oener in Gan @ntonio ituttfinben.
- Die Morgan 9ampfer 2inie
miro oos lett einigen Monaten bette
benoe embargo pom 4. Nopember an
anfbeben uno pieoer mie friiber
Sradt bon @alpeiton na6 BEN gtoro-
ltaaten nno &anaoa %beforoer1t.
Ser ONT Samstag IN Dallas
megen 8eteiligung an Der Sur
rougbs Mboing Weudine So. IN Oe-
troit periibten Hdltberei berbaftete
Sames @alton lit na6 Wfi6igan
transporter moroe1, er Iegte ieiner
@nslieferung feline S6mierigfeiten
in Ben @eg.
Staots Senator Sobn 90.
Senoeripn BON Serorfana bat err
fart, oaB er bel groffnung Ser ndd)-
item 2egislatur unper5iiglid cine
abitimmung iiber oas 8robibitions-
ENHANCEMENT berbei5ufiibren sebenft.
Gem iungen SAP @ilion BON
Clan gountp, Ser oils 17iabriger
Sdiiler ieinen 2ebrer @rigbt IN Ser
So6i1ule gu 0etpport eriboiien bat-
tie uno ser 0esbalb 81 % Sabren
s3udtbaus perlrteiIt mar, lit bonn
&riminal : @ppe1ationsgeri6t Elm
rlelter Tro5eB betpiliet %tporoen.
Iltf ser Snrm BON @iaial1
gippert, bier Weilen BON Sictoria,
perbramlten pier5ebn gonnen 6eu.
- Der Sj1brige Mattbep &acef
BON SaGettspiGe eridoB beim Spie-
len NIT elmer fleinfalibrigen 6linte
leinen 6i1brigen 8ruoer So1epb.
Die neuli6 BON gnnOesgeridt
in Soulton nerurteilten 8earlten Ser
@barton NotionaI ganf, 8. s. gol-
ton uno 81. 81. Saplor, merben feinen
@ntrag auf @epabrung zines rtelten
8ro5eiles iteGer, ood ionen lire Ser
teioiger oen Geriu6 MAIDEN tpo0en.
8egnaoiguns fir tie 81 ertpirfen.
- Serer, oeiien llriprung bis iebt
ilift ermittelt merben fonnte, 5eritor-
te ON Wittpod oben0 Den gabn-
hof Der s. & 8. q. 8abn in &ple;
Der angerihtete Shaoen miro anf
geldast.
SSn @eimar neri1ieo Der in
einem 9rD Goods @eId)dft als
Glerf ongeitedte Serbert @einiobn;
hie Seiietung finoet IN Sapettepide
Der Seimat oes Geritorbeneny itatt.
SIN @lter BON 60 Sabren itor6
qouis g. 6ubele IN @alpeiton; er
piro bon ieiner @attin lotpie orei
Sobnen iiberlebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
I.okaIes.
8abrideinlides @etter.
Sir Gan @ntonio nno nmgegello:
Seule abenb uno Sreitag: flor.
@erid5nerans ser Sones NOemme.

Sones Mbenue Ioa bonn SluB, mo-
be Ser Zone Star 8ralterei, bis gum
4obler, reip. 8radenriOge 8arf, nod
Dem 9ei9luB Der &%nipobner iener
StraBe uno @egero, in einen crit
flaIIiaen 8ouleparo ltmgerpanoelt
iperoen. Die Stabt itebt our6 Die
@eidenfafte inter Ser @erpfli6t1ng,
SsSones Mpenre bon Der 8riide in
Ser @penue g Bis gum &obler 8arf
All pflaItern. 9isber lit oos nod
ni6t geideben. 9ie 8iirger moaea
nun elm ltebriges tim, Seitenpege
b~erifellen, 8dltme nno Slume1
pflan5en, Gltbeplabe einri6ten ultO
SITES anfbieten, I'M Die StraBe 10
attroftip 8u MAIDEN, mfe nltr mog=
ltd. Das &omite, ipel6es Die an-
gelegenbeit ~bearbeitet, beltebt aus:
$. grubn, 6. 6. Smitb, 6. &.
grieit 50. 81. Code, @ S. @Ilen,
S. s. &ooriglte5, 8. o. 2lter, Soc
&ubiolo, 8. 6. Sougb, stephen
s. aearnepL &. $. &iogpap, 8. 81.
@lmenoorf Sa11l SaIfopib, 8eas
Gbompion 0adlaB, repraientiert
burh &idter Green BON Souiton;
6. Mlbn1gb, 6. g. Smitb, 6. sc.
&ibas, 6. 6. 8aumberger, CHARLES
GfurnQnfr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
=,

Gprreinonbems.- Gibolo, Ger,
25. Oft. Die gibolo Gniino @eiel-
idaft mdblte BEL ibrer AZ. General
periamnlling folgenoe Serren gu
9ireftoren: &obert Stopper, Ilfrso
Yfeil, Glib. 9iaoeloff, Bouts &opp-
lin, Aug. S. Bfeil, Hobert Oies,
Ssfnr Stapper gmalo Yfeil uno
Garl Stapper. Nad Der Serfamnl-
lung fano nod cine ref)t gemiitlide
llnterbnltllng Itntt.-- Mm 80. Otto
Der fiilbet Die Ginmeibrng Der 81
boIo @o6I6ule itatt. Die 9nmen bon
Gibolo baben iid pereinigt, Inn elm
groBes Set oaraus 5u MAIDEN. Sof-
fentlih miro ii6 Die llmgegeno ltarf
beteiligen. 9os Shulgebdloe lit
cine 3ieroe fir infer Stdot6en.
llnlere Cotton : @rnte lit 5iernlid)
81 gnoe, es muroe i'm. 9urdlfniit
5mei 9rittel 8aIlen bonn Mfer geern-
tet. &orn tpar iebr ~mangeIbaft. Sut-
teritoffe braften cine itarfe @rnte.
Yf.
0as Smpreme @erid)t BON
Seras bot in Dem Saae bon 6. 6.
Gilmore bs. Eaiil Staples, ben 8or-
fibenoen oes oemofratii6en Staats,
Grefutip . Gomites einen a@rit Of
error" geipdbrt itnb Die GerbanO.
lung Der an~aeIegenbeit auf ben 81
D. Mts. ongeiebt. gs miro boriibel
entldieoen meroen, OBJ baS oemofrati
f6e Gtaatsfomite oas &edt bat,
Den Iomen bon Charles 8. S1trblei
5ton ols Nadfolger bes neulid Der
itorbenen giienbnbn : aommiii0rs
@iaioms mif oas 6emofrntii6e Sif
fet su leben ODER ni6t. Oas 81
itriftsaeridt bottle eegen oas appel
lationsgerift inoeB gu @uniten oe'
Gtaatsfomites entidie6en.
Ger ngonro of &eqents" De-
9cros : Staats : llniperiitGt bat lid
bis gum 10. Hobentber bertagt, obnI
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Gin 8eiueis.

&idter Tin einem 9ro3eB megen
gruds oes @beoeripredens): Sic
b~e5aupten sic ieien nid)t 5ure6-
n~ungsfdbig ~getpeien, ors sic Der
aldgerin ben Mntrog mnften. $50
nit molten Sic 6as beweiien?"
@ngeflogter; .@oaen sic bel
leiht 10 freunoIid iein, Serr Gid)'
ter, uno Der &Idgerin einmal ben
S6leier l~iiften?"
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Gem ManaeI abae6olfen.

Bit Oh nift Ser Sssiinge, Der Dor
elmer ISOLDE bier mar uno bier cine
@nltealng iudte9"
aSa, Ser"
u@s fam mir nud glei6 10 Dor.
Nun. babe i6 Dir ni6t geIagt, id)
uolte einen 6lteren Suneen ba.
benz"
rSa, oarum fomnae i6 ia bertc
ipieoer."
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@abl Mm5eigem.
Sir Gumntp Gidlter.

Die ySreie 8refe" lit autorifiert,
Germ 9. Gnselfing nls republifanifden
&anoioaten fir oas 4mt Oes County
@idJter nDn 8erar Gpuntp nls @egner
gesen Gi6ter 9nbis in ser 8nbl am
7. 3obember an5rtfiinoigen. @r bittei
nm Die llnteritiibung aler 9entfden i'm
Gounth.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
Gpttpnjamen=ErpDu

Gan slntpnip, Ser, 90. Oft. 1916
Srime @rube Cotton Seeo Oil, 81
9euts per 8nllone
Geiu gprf, 26. Oft. Spot $11.90
bio; Sftober, $1,000 unb $3.50; No@
pember, $11.87 unb $11.90; Se5ember,
$11.89 unb $11.90; Snnuar. $11.91
S11.93; Sebruar, $11.92 uno $11.9 5;
Ndr8, $11.94 nno $11.95; Gpril,
$11.99 unb $12.05; Iai. $12.01 uno
S12.22.
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Sir Gpnntp-GummiIGr Gresinft
Sci. 4.

@ir Ttno ailtoriliert, GERM q. q.
Gmcas als &anOioat fir County &ome
miildr 8resinft $50. 4 auf DEM republic
faniihen Sidet in Der 9obem6ertpa1i
aa8ufilf1oiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-26
Tar,n-Ero6nfte.
Wen1I5e.


&artoffeln, California, $500.
GiiRe &artoffeln, @bite gnm. SITS:
Brrmpfin Gam. $t.75 uno $500.
3niebeln, California, 1926.
Sobnen. Crime, $2.2h her 8ul9eI.
Spmaten. Seras. A a6rbe. S5c unb
90c.
Mabieshen. 40c T. 1 Obb.a ginbeI.
glnmenfohl. &c uno Il per Yfb.
&ohl, $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner Bfeffer. 81 Der gufheI.
Seqerie, 75c unb SOC per 9mbeno.
8eterfilie. 35e Der 9hb. zgiinbel.
&opflalat. $500 per Crate.
@elbe Wur8eln, 40c II. Soc Der 9bo.
gantalonpes. Stanonrb, 1925 per
Crate; Honb. 75c per Crate.
@ierpfIonaeu. $1.25 per 8uffeI.
Sqiafb, $1.00 per 8ui6el.
Spinat. Tic Der gnsfel.
ORA, $t.00 fir 8uIheI.
Heefen. 4hc per 9b0. z8iinbel.
Weerrettias Wuraein per BIB. 1917
@nrfen. per Crate $500.
Tieb Marft.
San 4ntonip, Ser, 26. OFT 1915 -
aiihe 1885 biz $6.85.
adIber $500 biz $7.75.
Sdfen 1928 biz $7.70.
8uIlen $4.75 biz $500.
ct. 2ouis. %. Oft. 1916 = Rirtos
ct. 2ouis. "a. Oft. 1915. - Ninos
bieh. Ferassg'ieh $3.50 Bis $500.
Sdtpeine $8.75 Bis $1,000.
SGnte.
Ghtpere ponr gfIadbter 20 gte
0eidte btm GHlafter ....... .22 Cts
@rifn aefalaene ..........1oh gt<
Evening star., 1916-09-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department within
the last twenty-four hours:
Ernest Allen. S5 years, Soldiers Home
Chester A. Forrest ,jr., 6 months, 217
Florida avenue northwest.
Ellen d. Rice, ~ years, 625 Rock
Creek Church road.
Ida Thompson, 40 years, Providence
Hospital.
George T. Donnell, 65 years, Chatham
Courts.
Mamie Robinson, SO years, Garfield
Hospital.
Sallie G. Rollins. 2s years, Garfield
John NJ. Sage. AZ years, ST. Elizabeth
Hospital.
James J. Lamph, SO years, Providence
Hospital.
Joseph A. Ketcham, 80 years, ST. Eliza
beth Hospital.
Miranda Morgan, so years, 1903 G
street northwest.
Edward r. Mahoney, 40 years, 329
street southeast.
Fannie Washington, 80 years. 220
street southwest.
John Chandler, 43 years, 1922 Cham
plain street northwest.
Rufus Contillo, 43 years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
Della Turner, 81 years. 1920 P street
northwest.
Evening star., 1916-09-25
EIGHTY IN AUTO PARTY
TO BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Residents Of Woodbridge, d. c.,
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r.
Engel-Picnic Luncheon Held.

With Mr.. and Mrs. Carl R. Engel as
hosts. eighty residents of Woodbridge
D. c.. made an automobile party tour to
Braddock Heights. Md, yesterday
Starting from gath street and Rhode Is
land avenue northeast yesterday morn.
ing, a leisurely run of about three
hours was made to the Maryland town
where a picnic luncheon was held in
the grounds around the observation
tower
The return run was made by way ot
Ridgeville, Rockville. Rock Creek Parl
and Soldiers Home grounds.
Those who participated in the triy
are: Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Torbert
w. J. Sando. jr., whose guests were Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Sando, ST.. and D. D
Lore: DR.. and Mrs. John L. Norris and
family. DR.. and Mrs. Rush w. Conklir
with whom were Mr. and Mrs Munsor
o. Bull: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frank Ferrell
and family. accompanied by Francis
Harper; Mr.. and Mrs O. R. Peterson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Mcdowell and fam
ilv, who had with them Harry Grigg;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coon, who had as
guest Mrs Harry C. Calls; Mr.. and
Mrs Conrad NJ CLANCY, with whom
were Mr. and Mrs Emmett Midkiff: Mr.
and Mrs j. H. Durand, Miss Durand and
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued te
the following:
John H. Butler and Alberta Briscoe.
Milton Harley Of Forestville. Md, an6
Mary G. Butler of this city.
George L. Wonycott of Portsmouth
Va. and Violet C. Davis of Ocean View
We.
Cary Rochester Sage and Frances Isa-
bel Sinclair.
Fenwick S. Smith and Iiottie l.. Davis
Daniel r. Forbes of Chicago. ILL.,, ant
Edna +. May of this city.
DomeGo Ciffolli and Fflomena Cara
manic.
Moses T. Poles and Esther DOVE, both
of Hume. Va.
Henry E. Gundersheimer and Anna E
Johnson.
John J. Ferber and Leola G. Seis.
William w. Jackson of Mays Landing
n. j.. and Mary l.. Luskey of this city.
Morgan B. Callahan of Somerset, Md.
and Lorraine f. Graham of this city.
Ernest H. Meyer and Mona B. Cowan
John l.. Macdonald and Mary 3. Gep-
ford.
George f. Thrall of this city and Car.
rfe NJ. Cawood of Clements. Nd.
Milton e. Gossam and Ruby M. Wal
lace. both of Baltimore, Nd.
James w. Bennett and Eula Ann Ross
both of Vienna, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Stone have an
apartment at the Toronto for the sea-
son. The latter's daughter, Miss Alice
Veil, is with them until she returns to
school on October 5.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department withir
the last twenty-four hours:
Thomas ]. and Ada Z. Whinerey, boy
Myer and Rose !. Kaminsky. girl.
Charles f. and Margaret E. Kelly
boy.
John w. and Myrtle l. Kaiser. boy.
Henry r. ard Catherine B. Burch, boy
James NJ. and Loretto Rinehart, girl.
Edward and Louise O'Dea, girl.
Edward and Laura Mitchell, boy.
John and Rebecca Brown. girl.
James and Henrietta Kitmond, girl.
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Miss Mamie Randolph Heth is visiting
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Rufus L.
Allen in Waynesville, n. c.
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Senator and Mrs. OGorman left
Hot Springs, Va, yesterday for New
York, after spending some time there.
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the west, has returned to her residence
on Ashmead place.
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Mrs John Robertson of GAL A street
northeast has returned to her home
after visit to Virginia.
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EARL OF ESSEX DEAD.
Large British Landowner and Hus-
hand of American Woman.

LONDON. September 25, $50 p.m.-The
Earl of Essex was found dead in bed to-
day at Newmarket. He had been ill
for some time.
The seventh Earl of Essex, George
Devereux de We're Capell, was fifty nine
years of age. He was a large land
holder. owning about 5000 acres. His
second wife. whom he married in 1893,
was Adele Grant, daughter of Beach
Gran: of New York.
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Mrs Charles Leves and her son. Mr..
Rufus Putnam. I'd, are spending the
| fall at Asbury Park, n. J.
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Carl Durand, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zook,
whose guests were Mr.. and Mrs. David
McWilliams: Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Goch-
enour. with whom were Miss Gochenour
and Mr.. FOX: John Roth and his chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gilchrist. Mr..
and Mrs. .. H: Galdwin and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hayes.
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Misses Lucy and Pamela Henry,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Henry, returned last week from vir-
ginia, where they spent the summer.
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