davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Another Mexican Raider Dead

The last of the wounded Mexicans
except the ll-year old hoy. died at
the court house on Thursday night.
IL j. rumored that he was one If
ihc Officers ia the Villa raid. The
young Mexican boy who has been
differing from blood poisoning AMI
dangerously i'll is now on the road 20
recovery. DR.. Frank d. Vickers
performed II most skillful Operations
"n the lad. removing the diseased
Imp bone, giving him the initiative for
a lighting chance and he j. displa,-
ing remarkable ability along that
line.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31

NOTICE. OF SALE

NOTICE OF sAl,E
J. no Disirid Court Of hs Siuh judicial
Disiri~i 81 ne state of Nsr Merico. ITdhia
aud for me Caunig 81 Luna
The Pacific Mutual Life Insr
an'r Company ~ tnliior
mia, corporation. plaintiff
vs.. tivil Ne iiS
James W bradshaw. bertha
T. bradshaw. aud the prmins
National Bank. corporation
defendants
Notice i hcrchi given
TIL At WHEREAS by virtue u certain
decree rendered h, the ahovr Court on the 9TH
dns ~ January 1915 IN tho above entitled
aud numbered cause wherein aud whereby
iudginrn; wa rendered IN favor ~ III. ahovc
named nlniniif aud against ahr,r named lie.
i"udant james W bradshaw. for III. sum
II rvn Thousand Five Hundred Thirty. five
aud sI.luo dollars with interest thereon Al,
Tho rH'r 81 .e,cn rrr cent per annnm from
thc said TAN day II January. 1915. until
paid and the rnsis 81 this cause said sum and
,".is hcing b, said decree declared tn b. a
valid lio, ~ the inlowing described lands
ind l.,ni.e tu.wf
rhc North onch,lf tN's) u The south.
eaa punrirr ,sEs VI scciion Twelve u.l.
rowrship Twenty four ton south Range 81
Eirhi West New Mexico Principal Meridian IN
Luri Comfy New MrNico.
AND WHEREAS. by said decree. Il was
,riered that said land and premises h. s"ld
%, ~, undersigned a. Commissioner. in lie
fHnlt ui raym.nt 81 said Judgment aud costs
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31

State of New Mexico
County Of Luna ISIS

County Of Luna ss
To whom il may concern; and es-
pecially to all persons who are or
may become Interested IN the estate
of Dwight b. Stephens, deceased. late
of the County Of Luna in the afore-
said State Of New Mexico.
Whereas, an instrument purport-
ing to he the late Will and Testament
of Dwight b. Stephens, deceaseds has
been filed in the ofgcc Of the County
Clerk for probate, yon are hereby
ritrd TO appear before the Probate
Court to be held at the office of the
Probate Judge in the Village Of Dem
ine on the first day of May, A. ID.
1916 at two o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, the time set by the said
court for the probating of said last
Will and Testament of said Dwight
y. Stephens. deceased.
Witness my hand and seal of sait
Court this 2Sth day of February
4. ID. 1916.
Seal
G. II. Hughes,
CountvClcrk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31
ROBBERS FAIL TO FIND LOOT
IN WEAVER BROS. PLANT

The sulcnnizing plant of Weaver
BROTHERS, ON Gold avenue, was broken
into Monday night presumably by
burglars in search of cash. Hower
er, the would he thieves were disap-
pointed The Viewers on opening
their place of business the next day,
found the place rifled but nothing
was missing as they had placed their
cash in the bank the day before.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31
Western Wooesnware Company, Inc.

ri Iaso. Texas. March =. l"lb
10 our Customers:
You are aware of the -eriou, pap
or famine tina, i confronting The
country AZ the present time. and you
are. undoubtedly. acquainted with
some of the reasons: viz: shortage Of,
wood pulp. shortage of dycstulT,,
bleaching and all chemicals that en-
ter INTO he manufacture of paper.
Where there j. possibly no shortage
OF certain ingredients used in the
manufacture of paper. ammunition
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31

\ latter day slogan We often hear
j.; III pays to advrtise" and 1t does,
hut IN the following instance it paid
the other fellow.
One of our progressive citizens
who returned recently from an East
ern business trip was approached ~
a fellow citizen who queried him thus
We'll, what kind Of a time did You
have in ---------l "0h, had
Fl OF n time and five thousand
dollars worth of publicity with it."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31
Like Spider Like Man

Like Spider Like Man
The modern merchant pondered
pom the ways of mel
Who take as their example
The spider in his den,
Let others il the WILL quoth he,
lie low and wait for flies.
IL II dingy cob webbed corner,
But I'm going To advertise"
The true secret of feminine beauty
j. to be born pretty.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31
PAPER STILL GOING UP:
TOP NOT VET IN SIGHT

The Increase IN the prices of paper
nwing To- -hortagc of the different in
gradients l. enormous aud Judging
from the communications W" are re-
rcivins ia'ly. the top price ha~ not
vet been reached. We are printing
q letter from one al The largest deul
cr- IN paper in the Southwest show.
nc the public what the printer nuo
uubhshrr /. up against,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31

Wouldn't Il jar you? Here I've
been going along for years. with one
desperate corn after another, trying
to get rid OF them with salves that
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31
JAMES s FIELDER.

". e. Kendall of lIllsboro arrived
IN the city Monday io transact bust
ness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-31
HAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS

Clarence Hon returned the first
of the week from trip Ia Illinois
where he ha- been representing the
local chamber of commerce.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square SOS. lots II and Is-Jsmes W. BARLEY ct
uX Josephine NJ. to George o. Watson and
Simon Bube. trustees. TO secure the Anacostia
Bank; 500; years. per cent, semiannualy.
South Grounds Columbia University. lots 1853 and
l6e-Julia Middleton to Theodore Michael and
James W. French. to secure ]. sobotks; $50.
demand; per cent.
Square south of So, lot 7-John s. Gianars ct al.
TO Daniel W. Baker and George T.-ThOmsides.
to secure jeremiah and Mary NJ. Broderick;
S,SD; monthly payments, per cent.
Addition Brookland, lots and ., block b-Ed-
ward NJ. Nevis ct VI. EVylyn to Frman II
Homer and James L. Marshall. trustees. to
secure McLachlen Banking COrporation; $40;
year,. per cent, semi-annually. On lot 8.
same to To same; $3.50; years.
per cent. semi annually; on lot ..
Square So, lot l2t-James o. lotion ct VI. Rose
T., joint tenants TO George NJ. Emmerich and
Douglass s. Macksll. trustees. to secure Wash
ington Six Per Cent Permanent B. A: 81 500
Square zoo. lot lS-JOhn p. Sanner ct uI Marie
X. joint tenants. 10 II. Bradley Davidson and
Francis A. Blundon. trustees to secure MARY
G. Machen: 500; monthly payments Ter
cent. semi i-annually
Moore and BarbOurs Second Addition lot 81. block
- 5-Georgs C. Altemus and Nellie B. AltemuS
to Samuel A. DrurJ and James B. Nicholson
trustees, to secure Lee Brown; S.T5o; years
per cent, Semi-a annually.
ASbury Park, lots q and .. block ELLEN C.
DAILY to Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustees. To secure Equitable Cooperative B,
Moore and Bsrbours Second Addition. lot 90, block
lo-Ena c. Tumpkins. tO b. Frsncis Saul and
James +. Shea, trustees. to secus Home SaV
inEs Bank; 5000: monthly payments, 6 per cent
Washington HeghtA lot 20, block s-Msrt +. Fin
ley and Donald Mcpherson Company to Jess,
L. Hsisken and Robert Callahan, to securs
William D Il Merritt. s,ap; years. s Pc,
cent, semi- annually.
Square looe part orig lot 3-Luther W. Gibson
ct Al. to z l. Schmidt and George II. Emms
rich, to secure German American B, A; 81 600.
PetBorth. lot 70. block sl-Csr-nce @. Fisher 6.
VI. TO r. Francis Saul and J. Wrfley Jacobs, 10
secure Thomas Z. Allsn; s2.T50; years. 6 De,
cent. quarterly Same to William z Shannon
and Charles NJ wallinssord. to secure Mid
daugh and Shannon. Inc; N.lpQ; monthE
payments. per cent
LeDroit Park. lots =, . and n block z-John O
Kemmis to Harry L. Rust and George G. Bowl.
to secure A. Elizabeth Onphant; S. 900; yesrs
per cent, semi annually.
Square lis. orig lot T-Jamss r. skinker ct ux
to Leonard ". Grooues and Harry J. Sasrs tc
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
POLICEMAN ARRESTED
FOR ASSAULT on "COP"
c. L. Burton, of Second Precinct. Said
to Have Shot at Colleague in
Midnisht Fight.

Policeman C. l. Burton, of the Second
police precinct, was arrested yesterday
on a charge Of assaulting with a deadly
weapon e. 8. Waller, a fellow policeman
In the precinct. The alleged assault fol-
lowed an argument about midnight Mon
day, when the policemen were preparing
to leave their beats. Burton was sus-
pended from the police department pend
Ing the settlement of the case.
Burton and Waller, with Policeman
Stello. were passing near Fifth and NJ
streets northwest on the way to their
station when a wordy argument concern
Ing an investigation of one of their SER
geants was climaxed with a fistic en-
counter, II is alleged. 1t was then that
Burton drew his revolver and fired, Pros
ecuting Attorney Given was told yester-
day.
Burton left Policeman Waller and
Stello, who went to the station. Burton
reported at o'clock. He was taken be-
fore the prosecuting attorney, who d.
rected the swearing out of the warrant
Burton was released under bonds of s., 600
furnished by his attorney. Robert I.
Miller
Burton was appointed to the police
force in 1910. Waller in 1913
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
United States Court Of Custom
Anneals


Present: Presiding Judge Mont
gomery and Associate Judges Smith,
Barber, De Vries and Martin.
Mr.. Eugene C. Brokmeyer and Mr.
Leonard J. Mather, OF Washington,
d. c.. were admitted to practice be-
fore the court.
Siegman VS.. U. S. Metsl-thread
goods. Argument commenced by Mr..
Edward P. Sharretts for the appel
liant. continued by Mr.. Martin T. Bald
win for the appellee, and concluded by
Mr.. Edward P. Sharretts for the ap-
pellant-
U. s vs.. Siegman. ,Metal-thread
goods. Argument commenced by Mr..
Martin T Baldwin for the appellant,
continued by Mr.. Edward P. Shar-
retts for the appellee, and concluded
by Mr.. Martin T. Baldwin for the
appellant.
u. S. VS.. Macy. Clo-clo braids.
Argument commenced by Mr.. Martin
T. Baldwin for the appellant, and
concluded by Mr.. Edward P. Sharretts
for the appellee.
Tavshanjian VS.. L. S. Slippers
Order of afirmance entered by con-
sent OF appellant
General Electric Co. VS.. U. S. Para
bolic mirrors. Argument commenced
by Mr.. Edward P. Sharretts for the
appellant. continued by Mr.. Bert
Hanson for the appellee, and concluded
by Mr.. Edward P. Shsrretts for the
appellant.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
a9al and Real Estate Record Complete

secure James h. Grant; $3.50; yesn. III pss
cent. semlannually.
Square 5os. lot A-AKonzo and Gresss Oanco TO
Arthur Cam and Marvin A. Cusais. to secure
Perpetual B. A.; N,m.
Square 90. lot n-Charles r. Neal ct NJ. 70
Washington Loan and Trust Company. to secure
Equitable Co-operation B. A.; N6o.
Square ls. east part lot ll-Chariotte n. Mauss
to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts to secure
Perpetual B. A.; 500.
Mount Pleasant, part lot s. block l0-Annis Shea
to Washington Loan and Trust Company, to
secure Equitable Cooperative b. A; $500
Square rs. lot 3l-Marsaret o. Davis to L. Pierce
Boteler and William K. Hill, to secure Mutual
Tire Insurance Company; S.7o; ! year, per
cent. semi annually
Friendship and Mount Airy. parts lots to ).
block SHarriet A. Burrows to samuel Arn ano
Emory h Bosley. to secure Lottis B. Albey;
1000; ! year. per cent, semtannualy.
Square 1885. lot S3-Patrick H. Horan ct uI- TO
W. L. Lester and NJ. J. Colbert, to secure
National Permanent B. A.; 5000
Square 49, lot E-Msnd Bdce to William T.
Edmonstou and George @. McElwee. to secure
Edward s. McKnew; 5000; years. per cent,
semi-snnualy
West lexington, loS Iol, block s-Clarence Fl. Zepp
and Annis zepp TO American Security and Trust
COMPANY. to secure National savings and Trust
Company; $500; April 5, 1918. per cent. semi
annually.
Washington Heights lot 50. block 5-Mau-ice
Keane ct TO James d. Hobbs and Joseph
=. Thompson to secure Harry wardmsn; 81 900;
] and years, per cent, semi annually.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
District Supreme Court.
Equity DiyLsiOn No. L,
Justice Anderson.

Liberty VS.. Liberty; rule returnable
February IS; plaintiffs attorney, H.
F. Kennedy.
Hinyard vs.. Camp; order Of pub
Iication; plaintiffs attorney. George c.
Gertmsn.
Wells vs.. Wells; order granting
leave to withdraw appearance; ds-
fendant's attorney, NJ. E O'Brien-
Richardson vs.. FitZsimmons; order
granting leave to amend bill; plain
tins attorneys, NJ. n. Richardson and
Lyon & Lyon; defendants attorney. j.
H. label
In re Iunacy Of Adam BozI; referred
to auditor.
In re Iunacy of Mathilde Wurde-
mann; order authorizing renewal Of
investment
ASSIGNMENTS TODAY.
Hicks VS.. Hicks; attorneys-Owen-
Wiener.
Holmes vs.. Holmes; attorneys. Hen
dry, Farmer-Helphenstei
Pearson VS.. Pearson; attorneys,
DOyle-Truitt, Turnage.
Jenkins vs.. Jenkins; attorneys,
Doyle MOriarty-Bell.
Lambie Co. vs.. Kellogg; attorneys,
Brandenburg - Brandenb burg-Hsvell
Bowling vs.. Bowling; attorneys.
Purcell, Shore-Birney.
Lee VS.. Minor: attorney, Davis
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

CITY View Heishts--samucl W. Muddiman ct ux.
to George O. Round. lot 70, square t13. 30
III Massachusetts avenue northwsst-Jeremiah
BSoder.ck ct to John s. Gianaris and Nasiios
g. Benos, lot Z square sout hof $50, SW.
Indolence-Msry G. Machen ct al. to John p. and
Marie X. sanner. lot Is. square zoo. 800
249 Foureenth street northeast-Howsrd University
to William X. Hill. sub lot 4, square 1850 y
Efdnsham place-Howard University to Aairina
E. Bush, part lot 5. block ). S.
n street between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
northwest-Julia p. Denny to James r. Sktnker.
orig. lot II, square lls SO.
As Ridge street northwest-SaIlie d. Ossel,
admin, to George W. Cssel parts lots "
and 20. square SIS, s5S.
bs Ridge street northwest-George W. Cissel ct
ux. to Henry Essis and Hattie N. Esss part
orig. lots % and 10. square 5l3 so.
fZ street northwest-Henry La Streo ct ur.
to AhOuzo and Gresse Ciancio. lot ~, square sos.
SO; AlfonIo CiancIO ct ux., conveys same property
to Dumnio and Josephine Lorenzo. so.
NJ street between TwentJ-tu and Twenty nfth
streets northwest-R. Preston Shealsy ct al. rus
tees to Thomas 4 soerrile. part lot G, square
"a S,7o
Mount Pieasant-william T. Larssnt. ct uI.. to
Annie Shea part lot 6, block 10
LeDruit Psrk-Eugene H. Kerwin ct uI- 70
James A. Farrahsr. lot 10. block u, $40.
Washington Heghts-S. Percy Thompson and Her
bert t. Shannon. trustees to Maurice Kesne. lot
90 block 5, 500.
o street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
noCthesst-Home Amusement Company TO Luther
W. Gibson, Harry BOskey and Cornelius {.
Weeks, part orig. lot ) square 1909. SO
Butler HeghtS-Hiram P. Butler ct uK. to Al
bert RaIlweit lots 70 and So square Ssl2 SO.
PstWGth-Middaugh & Shannon. Inc. to Clr-
snce G. and Carolyn B. Fisher lot 70. block 2 $40.
LeDroit Park-MArgretta Z Sharp to John c.
Kemmis, lots z. 9 and g. block 2. SO.
IngleSde-Same TO same, lot Il. block ls SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
PAPERHANGER ENDS
LIFE BY GAS POISON
William S. Sammons Found Dead in
Bed With Tube in Mouth.
Ill Health Cause.

William s. Sammons, 80, Of 7I3 Ninth
street northwest, was found dead In his
bed yesterday by his wife. The gas was
turned on. Coroner hewitt. who was told
sammons was in i'll health, gave a GER
tihcate OF suicide. Sammons was a pa
perhanger.
sammons complained of Illness yester-
day ana Kept to his room. HIS wife
called him to the noon meal, but he de-
clined to get up. declaring he felt too
Ill. Shortly before o'clock she went to
his room and discovered his lifeless
body.
Sammons had run a gas hose from a
wall bracket to his bed. He inhaled the
gas from the hose, held in his mouth.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1916.

United states vs.. Garry A. Rouse; vio-
ation postal law; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Ray Hoggsett; grand
larceny; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. William r. Green;
housebreaking; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Walter Washington;
second ofrense petit larceny; nolle pros
entered.
United States VS.. Jackson Malone;
housebreaking: nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Benjamin Butler;
nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Irene Mflstead; mur-
der hrst degree: jury respited; attorneys,
NJ. E O'Brien and j. II. label.
United states VS.. Richard Genies; non
support; plea guilty; sentenced jail one
year; sentence suspended and placed on
probation; per recognizance 800 taken;
ordered to pay wife 81 per week.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Crlminai Division No. 2,
Justice siddonA

Myers and Booth Company VS.. Wit
kOwisd; sealed verdict for plaintiff for
S127.5O; plaintiffs attorneys, Shin &
Owen and E. H. McLachlen; defendants s
attorney, J. F. Kelly.
Metzger rs. Pluym; death OF defendant
suggested, and case continued; defen-
dant's attorney, Charles Linkins.
Welsh VS.. Clement; time to file trans
cript extended to February %, plaintiffs $
attorney, Burton; defendants attorney
A. A. Hoehling. jr.
Smith VS. Prudential Insurance Com
pany; continued for term: plaintiffs at
tOrney, W. G. Gardiner; defendants at
torneys, Berry and Minor.
Rosenthal VS.. Barnett Bros; verdict
for defendant; plaintiffs attorney, Louis
Gutenberg; defendants attorney, W. G.
Gardiner.
Ward VS.. Gray; time to file transcript
extended to March l; plaintiffs attorney,
R. H Yeatman; defendants attorneys,
B. L. Gaskins and A. w. Gray.
Ciffo VS.. Byrnes; verdict for plaintiff
for $50; plaintiffs attorney, L. L Ham
by; defendants attorneys, Lang and
Patterson.
Marschold vs.. Marschold; time to file
transcript extended to March ?; plain
tiff's attorney, Quinn; defendants at
torneys, S. McC. Hawken, and Sydney
Mudd.
Hewlett VS.. McGarter, and Tignor VS..
McGarter; motion to dismiss overruled; ;
plea to fourth count of amended declara-
ton field: fourth count to second amended
declaration allowed to be filed; third
count OF amended declaration withdrawn;
jury respited; plaintiffs attorneys. ].
H. Stewart and w. H. Richards: defen-
dant's attorneys, W. c. Martin and A.
W. Scott.
ASSIGNMENT FOR TO-DAY.
International Textbook Company vs..
Adams; attorneys, Wheatley-Lambert.
YeIlott VS.. May; attorneys, Peter
Blair, Drayton.
McBurney VS.. Pope Automobile Com
pany; attorneys, Bailey-Euis and
Donaldson.
Lockwood vs.. Cation. attorneys, sheehy
& Sheehy.
Cation vs. Lockwood; attorneys. sheehy
& Sheehy-Wilson.
Lakewood Market Company VS.. Low;
attorney, Costigan.
PIuym vs.. Gebhard; attorneys, Handy
Darlington.
Harney VS.. Daniel; attorneys, Bal
lingef.
Drury VS.. Daniel; attorney, Ballinser.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16

Lieut. tjunior gTzde) Thomas Moran, commissioned
from March 2 1915.
Lieut.. (iunior grade) r. c. Smith, H. curnrns-
stoned from March 2 1915
Lieut., Junior gT1deJ L. r. Morissey. comm's-
stoned from June s. 1915
Lieut.. Junior gradel NJ. NcC. BranhaIn, commits
stoned from March :, 1915.
Lieut.. Junior gradel L. P. Bisch0H, Commissioned
from June s, 1876.
Lieut.. Junior grade) C. K Osborn,. commissioned
from June s, 1915.
CorTs commissioned from December IS 1915
Assistant Surgeon q. b. Corcorsn, Medical Re
serve Cons. commissioned from Ds-'mbe- L. 1915.
fvymAstT Il. Ii. Brooke, commissioned fror1
October q 1918
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
SEVEN HOUSES ARE PLANNED.
Kennedy Brothers VIII Improve
Property at Princeton Heights.

Improvement OF Princeton Heights
property, near Rock Creek Church road
and Park place, has been undertaken by
Kennedy Brothers, real estate dealers
and builders, with the starting Of work
on the erection of a group of seven houses
II is believed the dwellings will be COM
pleted for occupancy by early summer.
Plans for the houses contain several re-
markable features, the most important
being fire proof garages in the rear OF
each. The houses will be semi-detached
and constructed OF tapestry brick. With
six rooms and a bath, each will have a
frontage of from q to IS feet.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE
sothron and ususta Key. boy t-ips
John A. and Marie K. Williams. zih.
Joseph and Eleanor Shelly, boy.
John II. and Katie Ralph, girl.
Charles c. and Emile Mayer, girl.
John r. and Alice L. McGrory. boy.
James I. and Mamie r. Jones. girl.
Edgar T. and G1ce NJ. GdRsbc, sdri.
James L and Margaret Dillon, girl
Maurice B. and Sinclair Clagett, boy.
Lewis II. and Catherine z. Burch. boy.
Frank T. and Zula V. Be,ll, boy.
CQLOPGD.
Carl and Grsn- b. skinner, girl.
Thomas and Emma Reynolds. girl.
Benjamin F. and Ceoslis Holland, bog.
David and Alice Hill, boy.
Minor and Mary L. Gle~n, bog.
William and Bessie Campbell, girl
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
Jesse D. Patterson. 3 Of Mount Vernon. Va. and
Mae /. Nicholson, IS, Of this city. Rev W. A.
Melvin
Leslie A. Fritter. .. and Mildred Y. Mott. u.
Rev. John Z. Briggs
Carroll +. Kines 3. Of Potomac Va. and Dhel
V. Gowen. z. OF Rectnrtown. Va Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson.
Franklin NJ. Roshon. 2. Of Sorseovn, Ia, and
Daisy l. Rrownback q, Of PhoeniIrine Pa Rev.
H. Schroeder.
George g. Cochran. q, and Ella s. Lynne. ~
Rev Cha Is L. Fultz-
COLDRED
William A. Saunders %. and Dorothy NJ. Mar
tin II. Rev. Walter H Brooka
Lloyd +. Jackson, 2, and Anna z Warren. z
Rev William II. Barnes.
Alfred H. McPherson q and Bessie Scott =
Rev. William Fantruy.
st. Charles Taper, 80 and Jeanette Shonck, q
Rev. Noah W. Clark.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
John F. Mccarthy, 50 years. Wash. Asyln. Hos
Mary J. Chase, ST. 2 ST. ne.
Otdd Lzmpkins. g. Tuberculosis HosrStal.
Joseph COUney a, Providence Hospital.
Charles E. Fox, 81, l75 st. NV.
Mary +. May. IS, llls 7th st. ne.
Mary V. Smith, Is, 900 Sd It., NV.
Isaac A. Ransom, g. Govt Hosp. Insane.
Henry Durand. 81, Govt Hosp. Insane.
Alfred b. HeTness, 50, Govt. Hosp. Insane
Cornelius Cauick, 70. Providence Hospital
Dorothy z. Phipps. 10 days. lZs st sc.
COLORED
Dncy B. Christian, 50 years, l754 10Th Of. nv.
Jesse stottS, 70. Govt. Hosp. Insane.
Suie /. Pinchback. q, 5U n. h. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
No War Head Yet.

An official announcement was made
yesterday that President Wilson has not
selected successor to Secretary of War
Garrison. This information was given
out with the view Of discrediting numer-
Gus reports as to the identity OF the Pres
ldents choice, and II was said suthorita-
lively that no forecast could be made, in
asmueh as the Presidents mind is open
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Colombian Treaty Hitx Snag.

Another stumbling block IN the way Of
ratification OF the Colombian treaty, ne
sotiated by william Jennings Bryan when
be vasy Secretary Of state, appeared yes
terdAy in the form OF a resolution intro
duced in the House by Representative
Moore, Of Pennsylvsnia- II directed the
Ways and Means Committee Of the House
10 Investigate whether such action could
be taken without the approval Of the
House.