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RENT FROM
SHANNON q LuGHA
7l3 18th ST. NV. MAIN 2316.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS sBDVDCN.

Girard Street-Near Fourteenth
Almost new house. on Heights: 10 large
rooms and tiled baths: shower; hot-water
heat: electricity; large rear yard: WaaAkubs;
3 rear porches and large front porch: newest
=. electric fixtures and Hoosier kitchen cabinet.
81 1431 Girard st. NV.
Bloomingdale
High and cool; roens and bath: usdsen:
large rear yards: close to North Capitol st. car
lime; six bedrooms.
2114 LIST st. NV.
Near Sixteenth Street Highlands
House Of rooms and bath, on apsrs; DE-
tached; hot-water heat; electric Hghta, and
garage; near 14th st. lima.
1406 Kennedy st. NV.
36 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Bloomingdale; on beautiful, Wide street;
near ears: rooms and bath; rear yasd. and
double back porches; excellent location.
North of Park Road
lust OF Of 14th ST.. I'm all new house sec
ton; colonial front; 8 rooms and bath; cleo
tricity; porches. and yards.
1851 Perry ct.
Park View
All new house section. near Soldiers Home
and overlooking reservoir; 8 rooms and bath
front perch. and large rear yard.
3Ol5 Warder st. nv.
SHANNON LUCHs, Renting Service.
Main 2345. 713 18th st. NV Main 2s45.
OUR LIST Is COMPLETE
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EoR RBNT-13z1 @ ST. NV; ez5; Il H00oGI
bath: perfect condition throughout ou11u13
for doctor, dressmak ker. tailor roominG hpu1S
GEO. Y. wORTHINGToN son,
206 Woodward bldg.
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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT. O'BRIbN & 90. une.),
1909 G ST. NV.
Telephones Main l204-l1Q9.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.

ST. NV.
ain l204-l1Q9.
ED HOUSES.
1853 Ch'ch NV. 10, ,b40. 90
69 N Y av NV. Or. 81. so
81 V NV. 8r, b. 80. so
3405 HoImead nv NV,
6r. b. 80. so
S16 5th ne. Or. b. 80. so
So V NV, Or, b. =. 80. 90
315 n J av se. Or. b. 30. 90
135 T NV. 6r, b. d. .N.5O
63e 1st %. Arb. 90
1N2 W NV. 6r, b. .22 go
% L ne. 7r, b. .....21A6 80
SO Morton nw,o,bl8,5O
81 Schott al ne. .4r. $50
1906 d ee. 4I. ....,, 90
RED.
2040 Ga av nv, ,5r, BIT. 80
l248 Fla nv NV, 81, rs. 90
1150 11th NV, ,3r. ,l2.50
619 N b av nv. .Br. 1870
e17 Barry pi nw,As.s 90
RES.
2o0e Ga av NV. 800
1879 X NV: rs. 90
Se 1st se. .....2 p. .OC
$40 n NV, 81, B. 1000
1Oo l. nv. 20. 90
la Hanover pl nw..lo.50
l0l4 eth -. ......SO. 90
o6le 14th nW.....2S. 80
.Ts. 81
22e3 18th nw,4r, bls,5o
70 o NV. 4r, b. 1880
Over S4i6 II nw,5. bis, 90
|l19 18th ne, 4r. b.14.5O
]66 = ~. ID. 4r,b.14.O0
GA Morton ne, AZ. biz. 80
Apt ll-4r. b ....N.5o
Apt 21-4r. b ....26.0 90
Apt 1-Sr. b ....20. 90
Apt 11lSr. h .26. 90
THE HURON.
Apt. ras snsfi bssiia. s;;iii'7.S'
Iowa cirr!e.
Apt C3r, b sx- 80. 90
Apt @+. \ G. 80. %
APE A9r. .0.W
As'2. e u.s.'.
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See our list Of apartments under Apartments
, OF
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I425 Chaplin Street NV.
Apt: - sooms; .leep,ng porch and bath;
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.. Inc,
7sa 18th street NV
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APARTMENTs.

900 II NV ........ 80. so
2O13 14th NV, ,4r, b. .0.6
ne 7th NV. .8r:b. Is. so
13141z 9th, 4r, b.3.@
1922 18th NV, w,1r,b.2 20. 90
GIT 9Th NV (apt) 1900
1927 11th NV. w....17.50
1929 q NV. 4r, b.15.50
Sc corT6Fla avs, bis. 90
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FOR RENr.BY Z =: H!Lls, ILL ecs 9Th "a; nv;
10 Ne. q. b.. .ool 1892 sth NV eF,w. 2o.So
1925 10th ne. er.b. 2s sol l015 NJ Nv ,b1o.5o
2e2S Ga av. 6r b. .22.b0 l7o9 VI ay nv, .bae.so
FOR RENT
White Dwellings. Oolored.
$50 5O-1S35 11th nw,9, ,b 90. .00-1e11 5th nW,<f,b
$45 50-1pl9 NV, LII, $2i .60-621 10th ne o., b
$40 5O-2526 L NV. IL, ,b $I6.b0-o011 6h'man,5, b
S45 OO-1S35 P'k I'd, 10 b e16. .BO-76 Wash ton, OF
S25 5O-22O6 NV, Sr,b $15.00-- 18th se b
S6O OO-38OB Liv'ton. lori
APARTMENTS.
The Elberon, No. 81. 6r., b.............. 183.50
The Fillmore, No. 4, 9r.. b............... b. 20.00
The Fillmore, No, p, sr, b.:......',-.... @.oo @
The Amsterdam, No. i. bf., b.......,..... 2b.0O
Psrquet hoors.
]. EDWARD LEWIS, ie2e Pa. aye. az,
SEAs Isss Asg ooLu4siA scADs z .sas;
..7fa..IsS a.IsS Rss@s'xi Rd5s ! d. 3 m . =.
DEsIRA1LE. WutL LOCATED asl. And -,
NV Sfos1 AszS tj31Ts 1seEnss - =,
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RI ave. NV.
1897 11th NV. az. b. a.W
80 Patterson. 6r, b. 1875
1897 p NV, 6r. ..-.lO.O %
1914 Kirby NV, ,6r, bis. 80
412 1st NV. Or. 1870
2220 Clev av NV. .6r14.O
Is Fenton ne, Or. ..18.6O
344 N sw. 6r. r....12.0
623 11th ne. Ar. ....12.5O
716 Euclid. br. -. .R.O
1918 9th NV. 4r.10.50
AND FLAT0.
q L NV. 4r, b....18.0o
8-612 o NV. 4f. b. 1900
453 Tenn av. II, .14.m
DWELLING.
3r. and bath. .....t@.0 90
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Just OF Of 14th ST., I'm all new house sec
ton; colonial front; 8 rooms and bath; cleo
tricity; porches. and yards.
1851 Perry st.
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703 24th NV. Or. .12.50
637 W NV, 4r. .12.h0
1857 18th NV, Or. .12.5o
313 Del av ne, IT'LL 90
3na r sw, 4r. r......10.m
z920 sth NV. 5r. 10. 90
1888 Temperance cts. so
3 Baldwin's row NV,
4f $50
% Shows NV. Or. 7.SR
222h Express al. .4r.7.40
1921 Cherry Hill. 4r.6.50
CES.
] the Union Trust build
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kooC-0-1t-Zl buerfudu.
Or, b. b............2.30
40 P NV. 7r, b. .25.50
SIC 21st NV. rs. so
461 Mo av ......25. 90
1915 l. NV. %. on
III 5th Sc ......22.0
1882 NJ NV. 20. 30
ATS Mo av 20. 90
1706 4th NV. sd
1923 18th nw(apt) 1850
AZ Defrees ......16.50
2203 18th NV. Or. 1880
Is G ne .......15. so
ORIENTAL BLDG. eth
1929 NY av,1st h.250. 90
734 18th NV, 2r. 5000
405 7th NV ......H.W
1923 NJ, 3r ......50.00
615 e, LIST d. .35. 90
STABLES-GAI
Rear 1914 R I av..85. 90
Rear 467 Mo av. $500
OUT OF
II acres. Suitland. Md.
Fort Myer Heights. Sr.
BUSINESS
1925 N Y av. .bldg.A.500
1929 N Y av. / h.3, 900
i412 n NV. sto&cel1, 500
S15 10th NV. bldg. .250
627 La nv and CPS b
(3-story) ..-.... .150
903 e NV (store) .110
e19 r NV (bldg). 100
2013 14th, sto, apt.
garage .........73.W
1877 14th, store. 80. 90
100 Pa av (bldg). 80. 90
2013 14th, sto&9ar. 80. 90
517 q ne, sto. .6r. b. 40. 90
SEND FOR OUR C,
UNADvERTISEl
EDWARD p. sc
734 18th
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PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main so. Phone Main $50.
James F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV.
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36 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
North of Park Road

Bloomingdale; on beautiful, Wide street
near cars: 9 rooms and bath; rear yasd, AND
double back porches; excellent location.
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All classes Of propert
list of desirable apartr
MOORE & HILL (Int
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FOR RENT-DOWNTOWN.
In that well kept building. 1872 New
York ave-; rooms and bath. ....... $25.0 90
Hot-water heat; plenty Of running hot wa
ter winter and summer.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
THE COYWOOD."
One 4-rcom and bath apartment at $27. so !;
one at $32 so; very desirable; newly decorat-
ed near beautiful Franklin Park; 1928 L st
NV. See janifor.
G. GORDON BAILEY,
1885 F. Agent.
n. ". COR. 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-A
beautiful apartment in this new building for
rent; large, bright rooms and bath; electric
light and every modern convenience: eonven-
lent to all lines. Rent. $45 per month.
Apply F. T. sANNER. 1908 Adams MIN roaa
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Park View

SHANNON LUCHs. Renting Service.
Main 2345. 713 18th st. NV Main 2S45.
OUR LIST Is COMPLETE,
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IVk RENT-BY GEvftGH ". LINKNSA
1I14 Rennaylyania ave. nv.
Ihones-Main 62o6-oo.
WHITE THN NTA

s10A0 10.
2f14 II m, 1of, b. .AA
12l6 N h av M, HI
. %. hwh. fur'd. ..A4
500 4 -. 10r, b. ..@.X
l4h1 " NV. q, h.,00o
40 10th nes q.
hWh ............
sos 18th NV. ee.v.N
108e 18th -. q. Ian
zoos N = pw.kAw-A0
,TAv1A."
b. bousekesp1ao. ..A0
!. houeehes19aG- 90 ~
4ENTB.
elssA b sw.E.h.A1
10o2 7th m. 1R.k120
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B. F. SAUL CO..
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main Ma. Ma. es
Prospective tenants vii
tage to inspect our prope
our houses are generally
rule being to have them r
DWELLINGS \
1926 Calvert NV. "
10r.. 3b .-....$55.O0
II Grant pl NV. :. so. so
3526 18th nv. 81. %. so. 50
1907 10th NV. 10r. b. ~. 90
1911 Eye NV, Or. $3.50
I'LL 9th NV, Or. b. as. rs |!
702 Quincy NV Or. 1850
sos P NV. Sr. b. . .32.50
les D NV, sr. b.30.J0
1880 1st NV, Orb. n so,
DWELLINGS SOUTHEAi
760 eth re. 6r. b. 20. so
1928 Water sw Or. b18.50 !
DWELLINGS \
40 d ne. 5r, b. 1.
(Aug 18) ......17.50I
HEATED APl
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81 W. Irving. Chevy
Chase. Or, %. $50
1870 16th nv, ,9r, b. IS. %
1918 Newton, 7r, r,b.@. On
1911 Col I'd, Or, b. 90. %
1914 Col I'd. 81. b. 10. .OO
3145 l7th nv, ,6r, ,2b46. 90
lOS 0eAton NV Or. h90.W
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Natchez, l44O w St. NV.
Nantucket, 1418 w St. NV.
Leonard, 1424 w St. NV.
3. 4. S and rooms and bath: best
service In city: electricity and gas. Near
new Central High School. new Meridian
PARK Henderson Castle, etc. Agent Of
buildings always premises. which in
sures good. quiet tenants Of only the
best character; others need not apply.
Applicants must furnish references.
CHAs. W. BAECHTEL, JR., Agent.
once, Leonard Apartment. 1924 W 1t. NV.
The commonwealth., 1916-12-12
Xmas Suggestions
for Ladies

IN DAINTY NOVELTIES SUCH AS HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK
WEAR, HOSIERY, DAINTY RIBBONS, WORK BAGS BOUDOIRS
CLUNEY CENTERS, AND OTHER GIFTS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION
The commonwealth., 1916-12-12

FEW CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS LEST SHOULD FOR
GET
Mats
oner Artificial flowers Baskets and Pots Hand Made Consoles
Gowns Cushions Boudoir Caps Bed Room Slippers
Work fact nuberless things that space let mention
do say Come and see for yourself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
PLAN TO TABULATE
INDUSTRIES OF D. G.
Inventory VIII Show Capacity Of
Washington as Producing
Center.

A definite plan for taking an invsp-
tory of the industries Of the District
has been settled upon by District Of
Coiumtia associate members OF the
naval consulting board OF the United
States.
This announcement was made today
following a meeting at which field
agents were named ana definite assign-
ments CT industries made 70 men who
are T. take the inventory. ts
Hennen Jennings II chairman Of the
District committee which will have
charge OF the work, and on II are G.
b. Hunt. engineer Of highways; DR.. W.
s. stratton. director Of the 2ureau OF
Standards: J. II. Finney. southern mem
Der OF the Aluminium Company OF
America, and Charles L. Parsons. OF
the United states Bureau OF Mined.
The survey 10 intended to determine
accurately the mechanical and indus
ttlal capacity OF washington for pro-
ducine goods needed IN war time.
members or the American Institute of
Electrics' Engineers, John ]. Carly.
president OF the organization. said:
"As engineers we have been respon-
sible fer the initiation and development
of every line OF industry. We are most
Intimately acquainted with the intri-
cate details OF the Industrial life OF
this nation. We now know that II 10
upon us that must fall the responsibility
IN any future event Of war. Of marshall
ing our national manufacturing and pro-
ducing resources In support Of our
fighting line. Nearly two years Of the
European struggle has taught US that
We must revise our entire past concep.
tion of war. A failure on the part Of
foreign countries to perfect plans calm
| Is and efficiently In time Of peace has
led to such economic confusion, and ia
ton that the costs both In lives and
| money may be counted only by the mil.
lions. We have learned that organized
| industry In the bedrock upon which
we muFt build our defensive structure"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in good
condition. be careful what YOU wash
Il with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle, and
In very harmful. Just plain mulsified
cocoanut oil (Which is pure and entire
ly greaseless), Is much better than the
most expensive soap or anything else
you can use for shampooing, as this
can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub II In. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make an abundance of rich, creamy
lather, and c,eanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily
and removes every particle OF dust, dirt,
dandruff. and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves
II fine and silky. bright, fluffy and easy
to manage.
|. You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at
most any drug store. IL Is very cheap,
and few ounces Is enough to last every
ore IN the family TO- T"n'h- ASvt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
HEAR PROTESTS ON
HOSPITAL LOCATION
Commissioners Listen to Argu-
ments Against Proposed Site
for Institution.

A public hearing win be given by the
Commissioners In the board room OF
the District Building Monday nj 10
o'clock to. consider protests from north
west citizens' associations and residents
against the proposed location OF the
new municipal hospital at Fourteenth
and Upsnur streets.
Notices OF the hearing have been
sent to the following associations:
Brightwood,, Brightwood Park, Column
bia Heights. Petworth, Piney Branch,
Park View. WOODBURY., and Chillum
Castle Heights.
The board has received numerous
protests against the proposed site based
on the ground that the location OF an
institution of this character In a resi-
dental nelghborhood would affect prop
erty values.
The purchase OF the site was COM
pleted In 1907 at total cost Of approx
imateiy 100000. The Commissioners
have Included In their estimates for
the next fiscal year an item OF s150. 900
for beginning the erection OF buildings
to cost not more than 100000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
FreckleS and BlotcheS
Are Easily Peeled Off

IN YOU are bothered with any cutane-
GUS biemish. it's a poor plan TO use
pnIn;. powder or anything else to cover
II up. Too often this only emphasizes
the defect, Besides, it's much easier to
remove the Disagreement with ordinary
inercolIzed wax. Applied nightly. the
wax will gradually remove freckles.
pimplcs moth patches. liver spots. sal
itwness, red blotches or any surface
eruption. The affected cuticle Is absorb-
ed, q little each day, until the clear. soft.
youthful and beautiful skin beneath is
brought wholly to view. Ask the drug
gist fer one ounce of mercolizcd wax
and use this like you use cold cream.
Remove in morning with soap and
" alter. Many who have tried this simple
harmless treatment report astonishing
results.
n wasi. lotion made by dissolving 1 OF.
powdered saxollte In " pint witch hazel.
viii prove wonderfully effective.-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
UNIVERSITY CLUB is
DEFENDANT IN SUIT
Lewis Johnson Company Trustees
Want to Recover Sl,i04.30.

Suit TO recover sI.1o43o from William
A. Mearns and the University Club has
beer Instituted In the District Supreme
Court by Miller Kenyon. II. Rozier Du-
lany and Byron Y. Graham. trustees In
bankruptcy for Lewis johnson q Co.
The petitioners allege there Is due
on the books Of the defunct firm an
overdraft OF s1.104so from the 'Univer-
sity Club Banquet Committee. william
A. Mearns, treasurer" and the court
IL asked for judgment In this sum and
for an accounting.
The court is informed that the club
repudiated the obligation. and when de-
mand was made on Mr.. Mearns. he IN
formed the trustees that the matter
would be Strengthened out. and request
ed that suit be not brought.
The petition asks the court TO DE-
termine which OF the defendants 10 liable
for the overdraft and for decree
awarding payment. The petition was
filed by Attorneys c. G. Tucker. IL.
Prescott Galley and Leon Tobriner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN
.FORDR|DES-TO-DE
Miss Hanna Willard Taylor and
Miss May d'Aiton Powers
Are Guests Of Honor.

Miss Dorothy Taylor Is entertaining
Informally at bridge this afternoon In
compliment to Miss Hanna willard
Taylor and Miss May dalton Power
who will both be among the spring
brides. Bridge will be followed by tea
Miss Tayior's mother. Mrs. David w.
Taylor, and her cousin. Mrs. Graham
Holly, OF Short Hills. N. j., who is her
guest. will preside at the tea table. The
decorations will be Of pink sweet peas.
A.E -
Mrs. Philip Sheridan has cards out
for n dinner tomorrow evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wells will enter
tain at dinner ut the Chevy Chase Clun
on Wednesday evening, May 8.
Mrs. charle. G. dover has cards gu,
for Tuesday, May .. at o'clock al
Mestover.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
Trial for Frankford Z
Trunk Staying Resumed

PHILADELPHIA. April $.-when the
trial OF Edward Keller. charged With
the murder Of Daniel J. McNichol. al
legged 10 be the Frankrord trunk victim.
was resumed today. the prosecution
again directed its efforts toward identi-
ficaticn of the body. %
Assistant District Attorney Taulane
put ersl more witnesses on the stand
to support testimony already given that;
the BODY found in the trunk was that
of McNichoi. a former business as
s!stant OF Keller's, ana a nephew Of
Reller's demeanor during the trial has
been calm. After she was brought into
court today he took his seat quietly ana
casually looked the room over. He
chcwed gum and listened attentiyely t.
testimony. without the slightest sign OF
emotion. t''r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
PRESIDENT RECEIVES
DAUGHTERS OF 1872
Mrs. Wilson Arranges to Give
Series Of Sittings to A. Muller
Ury, Of New York.
Photo BY Buck.

The President and Mrs. Wilson re-
celved the Daughters OF 1912 In the East
Room of the White House this afternoon.
Col. w. W. Harris making the presenta-
tons.
Mrs. Wilson has arranged to give a
series OF sittings to A. Muller Try. Of
New York. who will paint her portrait.
Mr.. Ury will arrive in Washington
this evening from Hot SPRINGS. where
he has been the guest OF Mrs. Charles
kOhler. of New York
Mrs. Philip A. welker was hostess al
luncheon Of eighteen covers today al
her apartment In the Parkwood. The
table and centerpiece of yellow and
white spring flowers.
Yesterday Mrs. welker entertained al
luncheon and bridge party. Among
the guests were a number of Balti-
rloreans. Mrs. welker has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. oliver Veeder, OF Bal
timoIe.
On friday Philip L. welker. the little
SON of Captain and Mrs. welker. will
be hosts at a theater party and tea for
his cousin and house guest. Thomas
Hughes. OF Baltimore.
Attorney General, who has been In
Texas for month. returned to Wash.
ington yesterday.
-
Entertain AT Dinner.
Cant. James II. Glennon. commands
ant or the navy yard. and Mrs Giennon
entertained at dinner last evening IL
compliment to Senator Phelan and Mis-,
Piclan. The other guests were Con
gresham and Mrs. RagsdaIe, Can't. ant
Mrs. j. ii. oliver. Col. ana Mrs. Chaun
cey Baker. Capt. and Mrs. strothe,
smiih. and Capt. ana Mrs. Spence
Nuham butterworth, OF Moline, IN.
game came 10 Washington yesterday 10 joi,
MIS-. Buuerworth upon her arrival from
tue south. They are at the Willard TO
| a few days while Mrs. Butterworth 4
attending the meeting OF the Daughter
OF M Other arrivals OF yesterday in
Lehigh University, a member OF Tn
naval consulting board: Mrs. Rober
Bruce Lewis, of Philadelphia: Mr.. an,
Mrs. II. II. Downing, of Virginia. an,
Mr; and Mrs. Charles c. Bolton and Mi
ana mrs' David H. Norton, of Cleveland
| The marriage of Miss M. Edith Nc
kee and Clarence NJ. Jarboe took Mac
az the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs; James w. Mckee, at moo
| yesterday. The brides nieces, Annita
Winnifred, and Louise Mckee, acted a
nower girls. and her nephew, Maste
Ralph Mckee. was ring bearer. Tn
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Charles z. Fultz, after which Mr.. an
Mrs. Jarboe left for Atlantic City. o.
their return they. will be at home I
their friends at their new residence h
Prince George county. Md.
i -:
Mrs. Julia J. Bronson. OF Oakland
Cal, Is visiting In Washington with he
son, +. r. Bronson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
Stepdaughter Is Married
Despite His Objections

NEW YORK. Aprp as.-Her stepfather.
Samuel Winfield. vigorously opposed the
marriage Of Helen Martin. of New
Brunswick. N. j.. to David Du Bois. OF
Piscataway. on the ground that she was
too young at seventeen.
Mrs! Winfield. who edits the Raritan
Independent. did not think SO. Sunday
she asked her husband to accompany
her to church.
Take Helen instead" he advised.
Helen went. After the church service
there was a marriage. When a close
friend OF the Winhelds was asked IL the
husband had forgiven his wife and step.
daughter. the reply was:
don't believe any ones asked him
to-"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
LOBBY FIGHTS ARMY
BILL, SAYS SPEAKER
Breckenridge Denounces Infiu-
ences Before Security League.

Observation-Disclosures
act for the people against the pernicious
and insidious lobby Of the special inter-
est fighting the army bill. II will have
render" said former Assistant Secre-
tary OF War Henry 8. Breckinridge. be-
fore the Washington branch of the Ma
tIonal Security League yesterday after
noon.
He spoke at meeting at the New
Masonic Temple held to organize a
mems branch. which will be CONSOLE
dated with the women's branch already
organized here.
Mr.. Breckinridge attacked the militia
lobby" He said the officers OF the
State militia have a lobby working
here-a clever. shrewd. calculating
lobby"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
Hooks Pheasant as
He Fishes for Trout

wILLIAMsPoRT. Pa. April Is
Frank Flock. Of Lycoming. went trout
fishing along Little Gap run. In Ly-
coming township. yesterday, ana
hooked a large pheasant.
Flock was casting his line, when
frightened pheasant flew ahead OF
him Just in time to be caught In the
wing by the hook. A sudden jerk.
and the fisherman was minus his
hook, leader and half his line. The
bird ESCAPED