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uled for the week are the following:
Tuesday, Sarah Bernhard in Moth
ers OF France" Wednesday, Theo-
dore Roberts in THE Cost OF Ha-
tred:" Thursday. Earle williams In
The Hawk" Friday, Fannie Ward in
"A School For Husbands" Saturday,
Lionel Barrymore in "The Million
aires Double"
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tered into between her and her SON
in-law, William d. Bowers, Of Fred
erick.
On April IA last, a jury in the cir
cult court there awarded young Bow
ers a verdict of 5000 against Mrs.
Helfenstein, II being contended that
Mrs. Helfenstein had Alienated the AZ
fections OF Bowers wife. A motion
for q new trial was filed by the de-
PENDANT, and while Judges Urner and
Worthington had the motion under
Amusement an agreement was enter
ed into between Bowers and his moth
er-in-law, under the terms OF which
he was to accept $1,000, Mrs. Helfen-
stein was to pay all costs OF the liti-
cation, and the plaintiffs wife was to
dismiss a suit for divorce she had
filed against him and pay all costs.
The terms Of the agreement were to
have been complied with not later
than May Is.
1t is represented in the petition
that Mrs. Helfenstein has failed to
live up to the terms of the agree
ment and. inasmuch as the time limit
is passed, the court Is asked to act
Both par ties belong to prominent
Frederick families and the proceed
ings have attracted much attention.
The will OF Mrs. E. Dora Delaney,
OF Chevy Chase, who died recently
leaving a large estate, including per-
sonal property worth $4,000 and VAL
liable real estate, has been admitted
to probate here. It was executed May
Is. ISIS, and a codicil was executed
March 8, 1914 Helen S. Delaney, 9
daughter, and the Scranton Trust
Company, of Scranton, Pa, are named
executors. The three children OF the
teStatrtx are the principal benehciar-
les.
Ira Darby, son of Mrs. Amanda z.
Darby, OF Gaithersburg. who enlisted
In the United States Marine Corps,
September Is. 1915, has been promot-
ed to the rank OF corporal. He is now
on the battleship Nevada
The county board OF registration
has appointed James c. Christopher.
tration work in Laytonsville district
Tuesday.
Miss Helena May Webster, daughter
of Mrs. Francis NJ. Webster, of Ken
sington, and Ensign Peon Buford
Scott, U. S. N, OF Aiken, S. c., were
married at the home of the brides
brother yesterday by the Rev. Henry
Runner, formerly pastor OF Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Ken
sington.
The Rev. Samuel r. White. Of the
Baptist Church. oficiated at the mar
rage here OF Miss Lillian Cater,
and Samuel E. Wade, thirty
two, both OF Alexandria, Va
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AUCTION SALES
TAos. ,. Owra 4 seas. Aaetioneers-

- 80 = - = -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BIZ TWO NEARLY.
NEW BUNGALOWS, NOS. 1oo AND "a
GARRISON STREET ". ".
By virtue Of two certain deeds % trust
duly recorded. IN Lfber No. 10, Toiio s. e
seq.. and Lfbsr 11o5. folio q e ssq rospsc-
lively, OF the land rscorcs1 Of ths Distric9 Of
Columbia and At the request Of tha party -
cured thereby, The undermined trul1oa1 viii
sell. At public auction. IN the ofhco ef Thos.
J. Owen 4 Son. I'm @ y. N. w, On Tues
day. the nth day Of June. A. D. 1eI7. - .
and premises. situate IN the District OF Co
lumbla. and designated being Lot and
the West 70 feet front on Garrison street BY
the full depth thereof Of lot 4. aleo Lot two
and the East 10 feet On Garrison street BY
ne null depth thereof Of lot :. all m square
lIp IN the Capital Realty Company's sub
division OF part Of 4 tract Of land called
Friendship A. per plat recorded IN the Of
nee % The surveyor for tbS District q Co
lnmDla IN Liber County 2 a. foiio ~
TERMS OF SALEs The nrst parcel yin
Be sold sub1ect 70 = prior truBt for Ike,
ana the second parcel subject TO q prior trust
for 1900, and all over said trust to Be paid
IN cash A deposit o. 500 viii b required
At time Of sale. All conveynncing,' racord-
ing, revenue stamps. etc, At cost Of pur-
Chaser Terms Of sale 70 Be complied with
within Is days from day Of nAie. otherwfss
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property At the risk and cost Of dsfauiting
purchaser, after ave days advertisements %
S Sr Esssie n some nsWHpaper published n
BENJAMIN II. GRUvER.
BRUCE CLEVELAND.
Trustesa
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Sheriff Robert F. Gates is forward
ing the registration cards OF Prince
Georges absentees to the proper reg
istrars in the county. Most OF the
cards received in Hyattsville district
are from former members Of Company
F, First MARYLAND Infantry.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

EXPERIENCED aeetylene wslders, rnaehin.
lists toolmakers. motor ASssmblers and
overhaul men: steady work and exceptional
future Address r. o. YOST, employment
manager. Curtiss Aeroplane 4 Motor Corp,
Hamm0ndsport, ". Y, stating wages sx.
pected-
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NEWS AT ANAcoSTIA
Head Of Government Employees Body
Addresses Meeting.

George l. Cain. president Of the Ma
tional League OF Government EN-
ployes. was the principal speaker at
4 meeting Of Branch IS, composed of
employees Of the Government Hospital
for the Insane. last night in Masonic
Hall Mr.. Cain spoke particularly of
Senate amendment los in the sundry
civil bill, calling for an appropriation
OF -SsI,77s:4O for placing the ward
Service at the local hospital on an
efEht-hour basis. He said the league
was doing everything in its power to
see that this item remained in the
BILL In most hospitals in the coun-
try eight hours comprise a days work.
he said, while at St Elizabeth some
OF the employees are required to work
from ten TO fourteen hours. with small
pay. He cited instances where en-
ployes at the Government Hospital
who had reached the maximum wage
OF $3.50 had left TO accept similar
work in other hospitals and were re-
ceiving from $40 to $3.50 a month,
with shorter hours.
About fifty members of Branch 4, OF
the navy yard. were guests OF the
local branch, as was Edward W. Rowe,
president of the District branches
The committee in charge Of the meet
ing consisted Of George E. Baxter,
president, who also presided: c. J.
Burch. vice president; James Goddard
and Charles HarbauEh.
Several women here are procuring
signatures 10 a petition requesting the
Commissioners to refuse to grant a
license for the operation Of Eureka
Park. in Hillsdale, this season.
James A Soper has erected a garage
IN the rear OF his premises. 1912 V
street. Charles E. Tubby has permits
sion 10 erect a frame cling at 6ls
Portland street R. Lee White will
make extensive improvements to his
property at 1918 W street. Willis
Harlan is erecting a two-story brick
residence at 1892 High street. Taylor
Bros. have a permit to erect two
frame dwellings at 1900 and 1918 First
street. Townsend & Burgess have
permission to erect four brick dwell
inEs at 1905, 1907. 1918. and 1915 Tall
bert street. James Buron will erect
@ two-story frame residence at sos
Alabama avenue.
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Bids for the construction OF three
and one-Quarter miles OF national de-
Tense highway from Washington to
Annapolis will be opened by the State
roads commission June -.
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The Innocent Suffer Even Unto
the Third and Fourth Genera
lions, But Relief Is Now In
Sight.
II has long been accepted as a
matter Of course that the sins OF the
fathers must be suffered by innocent
posterity, yet # is hard to become
reconciled TO this condition. The
heritage OF physical infrmity is a
handicap under which thousands
must face the battle OF life.
ScrOfula is probably the most no
ticeable Of the transmitted blood dis
orders. though there are other more
severe diseases Of the blood that pass
from one generation to another. No
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

David o. Morrsn, u yrs. o. s. Soldiers
ArtSmseia RatcliIe. 70 yrs. I7eo U st. NV.
Sarah A. Magruder. 50 yrB, iso st. NV.
Catherine n. Lang. yra, ms d St %.
John w Myers. q yrs, ISIS Columbia 81. NV.
Robert p. Caps. s. yrs. 2e04 Fiagler pl.
Robert B. Dalton. % yrs, - A u. me-
Manuel A. 7. Cobellero. , days, Columbia
Hos
Charles Green. 90 yrs. Freedmen's Hos
Claiborne Scott. 40 yrs. Freednen8 Hos.
Leitha A. Martin, Is yrs, ISIS gt. ge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

Clarence, Robinson, Albert V. Bryan,
Bruce Morton. and Topper Barrett are
home from the University OF Virginia
for the summer vacation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

Mrs II. D. Read. OF PhiIadelphia.
who has been the guest Of her brother.
Samuel q. Brent on North Columbus
street has returned home
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Apollo.

Clara Kimball Young will be seen
at Crandalrs Apollo Theater on Sum
day and Monday in the photoplay yer
sion OF Eugene Walters stage sue
cess, The Easiest Way" in which
Frances Starr was featured.
Rockcliffe Fellowes. formerly with
the Poll Players, OF this city. and
Joseph Kilgour, are pictured in the
roles opposite Miss Young.
Among the other attractions sched-
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Savoy.

A screen version OF Robert w.
Chambers novel. 1.-THE Girl Philippa."
will be seen at crandall's Savoy The
alter on Sunday and Monday with
Anita Stewart pictured in the titular
role.
Other pictures to be shown during
the week are: Tuesday. Earle Will
liams In THE Hawk" Wednesday and
Thursday, Marguerite Clark in THE
Valentine Girl" Friday. Dorothy Dal-
ton in THE Dark Road" Saturday.
Vivian Martin and Jack Pickford in
THE Girl At Home" and Slim Sum
merville in the keystone comedy, The
Villa OF the Movies"
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NEWS AT ROCKVILLE
Mr.. Mamie e. HeIfensteIn, Ered,

WFbs NaHHIe < HeTeHbteInI FredeF.
lex, Cited in Alienation Case.
Chief Judge Hammond Urder, in
the circuit court here. has signed
an order directing Mrs Mamie f.
Helfenstein, Of Frederick, TO show
cause why she should not be required
specifically TO comply with the terms
Of an agreement of compromise en-
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An entertainment will be given this
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Cation, In North Braddock.
the proceeds OF which will be used
Tor furnishing ward in the new hos
pttal by the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

The Rev. William J. Morton, acting
president Of the city ministerial asso-
eiation, has called a meeting to be
held in the parish hall of Christ
Church Sunday afternoon at Q o'clock
70 perfect arrangements for the re-
ligious-patriotic meetings to be held
IN the churches on the evening Of
registration day.
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STEAMSHIPS

MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
FRANK n. DEPRo. successor 10 walter b.
Williams Co. Storage, per load, rer
month. ". W. cor. 10Th ST. and Pa ave. n.
": Main LI7ly. EEtablshed lS5S.
MOVING PAP 3E,E12,y Vans
Phone II. 2oi03Oil.
KRElG'S EXPRESS,
l22s II Street N. W.
Storage. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
E7 LKEE MOVING FoH
RAtiMIHV STORAGE. y; ssts oH
LII SMITHS n Ts ssts .
Nt4 STORAGE CO.
9I1 8 ST.. NIGHT PHONE " ss9a.
SAFETY FIRST"
ABSOLUTELY FIREPRoOF sToRA0H
UNITED STATES STORAGE %.
Phone Main l2s lI-t2f OOH q. n. W
CLEAN. dry storage for furniture and pianos.
Eliminates eheerfuliy Eiven. WEsCHLER's.
&c Pa ave y. ". Phone Main llae
LOST AND FOUND
PREMO NO. | CAMERA on jitnsy line Dis.
trict line. Return to S. W. MILLER. 8
Ellston apart. Pa, ave. S. Z. Reward.
BAG-Blue silk. in auto. on Monday. Return
% l2l0 Park I'd.
CAMERA-Near Basin. Potomac Park, May
10 tai, Reward for return 10 1907 q 81:
ST BERNARD DoG-MAls; name Carlo.
Phone Lincoln 2o53. 1901 LIST. st. y. w. -
HELP WANTED-MALE
BARBER-At once. NATIONAL HOTEL
BARRIER SHOP.
BELL BoYs-salary thirty dollars per
~ month: bring references. CoAMEhClaL
20 BOYs-To take tickets on Kennedy shows
all next week: hiEh school students pre-
terred. Apply w. d. COIN, Capitol Park
holel. 70 2. %. sat
BoY-whI,s delivery. wheel furnished. JAS
=. MATHEWS. sl3 llth q. y. W.
BOY over Is TO work in drug store from 40
III II p. m. Address Bon 40
BoY.To help timers. Apply III 81.
BOY-whre. to run erfands and to make
himself generally useful. Apply N. a.
LEEsE. 6M 9th y. W.
BoYs-Four coiored, as bOOtblacks. 500 18th
ct. y. W
CARPENTER
Apply HOS H st. n. W.
DIsHwAsHERs-Two, : cooks. lil7 C st.
DIsHwAsHERs-T sood nay and steady
portion. PRESTO LUNCH, blI 9Th 81.
n W.
ti-ii-IE-issss-lF-is-
/ DRIVERS +
i For Freight Wagons. T
+ Must know the city. Good T
F wages for good men, +
T Merchants Transfer & +
t Storage Co. T
4-l-ii-i-gsssllssii i-i-tt-tiI
HOUSE MAN Early cleaner Apply
HoUsEKEEPER, NEW COCHRAN no
IEL.
LABoRERs for general work, Apply WHIT.
NEK CO. lnl3 18th st.
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harm than good Today doctors
prescribe organic iron = Nuxated
iron. This particular form OF iron IL
easily assimilated, does not blacken
nor injure the teeth nor upset the
GtomRch. It will increase the
strength and endurance of weak,
nervous, irritable, careworn, haEHard
looking women 100 per cent in two
weeks time ia many instances.
have used IL In my own practice with
most surprising results.-FerdInand
King. II. d.
NOTE: NUXATED IRON recommends ed
above by DR.. Ferdinand King can be obtained
from any good druggist, With an absolute
guarantees Of success or money refunded. II
Il dispensed IN this city by Jas. ODon-
nslrs Drug Stores. Peoples Drug storaS
and all good druGEistA.-Advt.
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FOR RENT-RooMs
Furnished.

FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. n. W.. 7ls-Two fur
nlshed front rooms: /. h. X: heat, Eas'
bath, s. per week.
IDEAL APT. Co. lSs Pa. Avs.-Thrss-roor
apt; furnished complete Tor hoasekssp
month, Main III. e-.-.
ID ST. n. W, G9s-Rooms. clean and com
Portable: transient or housekeepins' reason
e2le.
Furnished Room-By young
man; convenient to bath
with unlimited use of tele-
phone. Box 452, Times Office.
IDEAL APART. Co. isCs PA AVE. n. w
Two-room apart $50; room and kitchenette.
SIS single room, up. Phone Main III
ST. n. Z. 5oLTwo communicating cool
rooms. completely Surnishsd Tor Ink on
car line.
md floor front: blocks from Confederate
Veterans camp; can accommodate u: Per
LET us DIRECT You
70 the hest roor.s IN the city. We havs y.
IESs Chr eaRisT T ss Sc sl IN
a. n. w HaIs "a.
ITrf,-,;.haA
Oa- - 1.-------
D 81. 3. z. 5lO-Three large rooms for Ink.
Heat -Sas. bath.
18th ST. s. T., E7-Thrss large bright rooms
Furnished or Unturnished.
Isth 81. y. w.. zsis-Three furnished or W.
furnished rooms on sseond noor; reasonable
Wanted
7oUNa NAN ..ai: rom Mn q v t!I
ASdTss. !. < D. 10 celor.de Bldg.
-5@ 40 6aT7I6
: !! HUNS y 5, anu s!l.g s .:-- ~ =,
:, sooms with board; southern sIUOsur'. y
ssis MR. 5;IecE1I 1NEoiIe
WAN e0-mlS3sl LANso9 ~
ra Assn 9 R & ga e ~ Se'irIs ss s ksts
Send for D. Notes BID BIG S9 2oE
your furniture; carpets. stoess Of meEsh,a-
E. LE TS.n Of tn; -.. q s.1 ss:
% your second-hAn car. We also buy junk
W ,; ?; 1o- e..s, s.1 zo.7
goods 70 the man who giyes The most money
PSS5s fa so4 . Ran' or S.Ts u s
ssWEscHLER,s," 90 "a. ave. =. ".
We pay cash for AZ 5ins' t e e1p'E, "a
e. N W. Il. ID.
PRICES incomparabis for new and used fur
Z. ave NV; NJ go; ilD TN nv: N. ll11.
E0b CATC lHIcNCI AnE0IIc
,-----,-- =
-.Rrins. and bureau. ehssR. So A 4. \. 2.
WANTE0- 0EElHE CPAHE
-
-.
iliiilIeu Use "a 'el -. o.Ie
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LABORERS
Wanted Immediately.
Hotel Washington site, 18th
and Pa. Ave. N. w.
Highest wages paid.
NELSON & LEVIN
MAN 70, nous. cleaning: Can bet, 10 ana II
experience REQUIRED. 1000 Park I'd.
BoTTLING Co. s9s Ia. ave. n. w.
old. TO work on farm near city. A. J.
STABLER. los { q. N. ".
MAN-InteIliEent white, to drive laundry
wagon; cash deposit required. Apply MS
18th 81.
MEN-Colored. to work in silver and dish
pantry. Apply at once. SHOREHAN
HOTEL, 18th and III SIS.
FA A1S rFS4EE CO. ;sO: :S sss kVe
PREssER.colOrsd; good wages. Call L.
24s2-J. l5o6 8. g. ave. s. e.
SHIFTING cLERR-AsAstant: one who thor
ouEhlY understands furniture. Apply HUB
FuRNITURE CO.. 1th and D sts. ". W.
SCHOOL BOYS and high school students,
with wheels. after school and Saturdays,
IS per week and up. Apply At once. III i3th
must have experience
1904 Pa. ave. N. W., AossBURG's RES
wANTED-Ten cooks, % dish washers, %
women. . boys to serve coffee and water:
50 walters; all colored: 10 serve AZ confed-
crate reunion Apply SPENCER, Head
WOODS CAFE, s9s ard ct. Il. Z.
and commission; ready for work 81 = St
WHITE DECK HAND on drsdeo. Apply L.
z. SHOOT, foot OF 10Th q. NJ. W.
WINDOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Apply
at once, n A. HANNANI Munsey Bldg.
YOUNG MAN for good outside position II q
hustler. Apply aIs ltth =.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
cHAlfpERMAID-whIte. Apply RALEIGH
HOTEL HoUsEKEEPER, al once.
CooK-Good, boarding house: good salary:
stay nights. Apply l5sl Mass. ave.
DIsHwAsHERs-TwO. Apply Si7 9TH II
N. W.
GIRL to attend soda fountain. Apply
THoMPsON's DRUG STORE, 20 18th 81.
LADY SOLICITORS to sell high class pretty
and appropriate souvenir for reunion: "a
triotic. pleasant and profitable. See W. A.
CAMP. from 10 q. m TO p. m and TO
.. m, Saturday. June 2. General Rotunda or
office floor. Metropolitan Hotel.
$50 10 $40 .. m, 50
per month. "a Jackson pl n. W.
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Or. Ferdinand King, New York
Physician and Medical Author, Says:
EVERY WOMAN
EVERY MOTHER
EVERY DAUGHTER
NEEDS IRON
AT TIMES
To put strength into her nerves
and color N her cheeka

There c q q
be no beauti-
full, healthy
rosy checked
women with
out iron. The
trouble in the
past has been
that when wo-
men n e g d e d
iron they gem
orally took
ordinary me-
tRllic ir o n ,
which o TT z n
corroded n .
stomach a n d
did far more
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

Raymond Arnold and Miss Lucille
3. Worsham were married last night
At the parsonage OF the Methodist
Protestant Church by the Rev. Ray
mond W. White. They will reside in
Alexandria
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Marriage Licenses.
william N. johnson, q; Esther P. Gogier, =.
The Rev. Samuel H Greene. -
Francis Joseph Becker. Is. Hortense N A
Edwards. Is. Ths Rev. James B. Beeksr.
Russell Dodson. n: Laura Lee. II. Ihe Kew.
Peter Hayes. -
william R. BowdeI, Is: Lillian p. King. %.
The Rev. Titus z. Davis
BENJAMIN H Dorsey. %. ThedA z. Fulton, >;
Dunlop.
Henry ". Heine, y; Anna p. Duehay. "a.
The Rev. John E. A. Doermann-
Carl c. Lipp. -: Evelyn A Reeves, z Ihe
Rev. Luciua @. Clark.
John C. Bostian, q; Blanche L. Williams, -.
The Rev. Hugh +. Stevenson
Dewitt T Baker y washington: Olive L.
Taylor. IS Marshall. Tex The Rev. Harry
d. Mitchell.
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Members OF the Relief Association
Of the Colonial Danes will send an
other box OF garments to their head
quarters In Richmond Tuesday for
the benefit of the soldiers.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.,
Washington. May 3lst, 1911. Sealed Propos-
ais will be received at the office Of the Sec
rotary TO the Board OF Commissioners, Room
bos District Building, until o'clock p. NJ
on Saturday. June 18th, 1871. for construct
ing two bridges In the line OF Sixty-hrst
street between Southern avenue and Clay
street northeast. Forms Of proposals, speei-
ncations and necessary Information may be
obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
partment Room az, District Building.
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
LOW. CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commissioners,
d. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
washington. d. c.. May -, 1911. Sealed
proposals will be received at this office. Room
sh9 District Building, until two o'clock p.
NJ June l.. 1911. for furnishing and deliver
ing one gasoline motor Bdueegee for cleaning
streets. Form OF proposal and specification
may be obtained upon application 70 the Pur-
chasing Ofncer. D. c., Room 80, District
Building. OLIVER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROwNLOW. CHARLES W. kuTz. Com
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Vital Records.
BIrshs

BlrthG
Russell and Eunies Wilson. gfri.
Harry and Rae silvsrman. girl
Francis J. and Vivian ". Smith, boz.
James c. and IsahslIs K Naughton. girl
John V. and AGnes n. MrFaddsn. Eirl.
William =. and Margaret Z. Hnhaney giri--
benjamin and Pauline Krasnick. GIRL.
Timothy II. and Florence A. Jonroen, giri-
John H and Rose Z. Haske. Girl
Michael and Mertle George. SRI.
Arthur and sAlonae oooding. girl.
Harold C. and Katharan A. Graham. boy
John W. and Jane Dedman. boy.
Joseph A and Lalla n. Carr. boy.
Edward s. and Elsie n. Biilingsley, boy.
Theodore W. and Margaret C.. Alexander,
Raymond and Lulu washinEton. boy.
Percy H. and Maud Z. Taylor. girl
Stuart and Alkaline Martin, boy
william and Etla Kidvsli. by - - =
James and Edith Brooks. girl.
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The body OF the colored man killed
near the Seminary Station Wednesday
night by q fast train on the Wash
MISREPRESENTATION railroad, was identi-
ned yesterday as that Of Henry
Walker.
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The Rev. Samuel r. White, Of the
Baptist Church. officiated at the mar
rage here OF Miss Lillian Cater,
and Samuel E. Wade, thirty
two, both OF Alexandria, Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

Great interest is shown in the joint
meeting of the city council to be held
this evening to act on the proposed
increase in rates by the Alexandria
Water Company, to which there Is
much opposition on the part Of citi-
sans.
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HAPPENINGS IN THE
CAPITALSSUBURBS
Speakers to Aid Liberty Bond
Sale in Alexandra.
TO ADDRESS THEATER CROWDS
Council to Act Tonight on Proposed
Increase in Water Rates.

ALEXANDRIA, June Eighteen
men have been conscripted as speak
ers. to urge the purchase Of Liberty
bonds before audiences in the thea
tiers here during the campaign which
has been lnaugurated in this city.
The Chamber OF Commerce, Retail
Merchants Association, and other
civic and fraternaI organizations are
taking an active interest in the
work, which will be prosecuted Wig
orously for the next ten days or
more. The banks will do all in their
power to assist in the sale OF the
bonds. and It is believed a generous
allotment will be disposed OF before
the campaign closes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

Several women here are procuring
signatures 10 q petition requesting the
Commissioners to refuse to grant a
license for the operation Of Eureka
Park. in Hillsdale, this season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

The county board of registration
has appointed James c. Christopher.
Jr-, to assist with the military regis
Tuesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

Ira Darby, son OF Mrs. Amanda z.
Darby, OF Gaithersburg. who enlisted
In the United States Marine Corps,
September Is, 1915, has been promot-
ed to the rank OF corporal. He is now
on the battleship Nevada
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-01

RHODE ISLAND AVE. n. w. Tis-Two fur-
nlshed front rooms: !. h. X: heat, Es$
hath No.
Evening star., 1917-01-21

1t has just been announced that Lord