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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07
p + II s q n A L.

MISS Ulld TiSl was WIN hOi>
folks over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Sparks is with
relatives ia Louisville.
Russell Niceley is fountain boy
at the Davis Drug Store.
Mrs. Geo. Ovens is with hel
daughter, Mrs. Henry Daily.
Cashier w. L. Richards was
in Louisville during the week.
William VanWinkle aid Wen
dell Early, of Berea, are visitors
here.
II. ]. Mullins has been num-
bered among the sick for few
days.
Miss Maggie Smith, of the
Brodhead vicinity was in town
Tuesday.
John Albright is with Bryant
Bros. garage for the summer
vacation.
Judge r. G. Williams was here
from Covington Saturday on
business.
Mrs. w. B. Spipey is with
her husband in Lansing, Tenn ,
for a few days.
Mrs. John Cummins has re-
turned from a visit to her dangh-
ter, at JellicO.
MIS-. w. H. Fish returned yes
terday from a visit to Mrs. De
Bolt at Bond.
Miss Edna Davis sentertained a
number of her little friends
We dnesday evening.
Miss Maude Brown, of Willail
la. was the guest of Miss May
belle Cummins this week.
Misses Christine Davis and Sid
ney Crawford will attend house
party at Pineville next week.
Corporal less Fish returned
yesterday to Camp Taylor after
being home for three weeks.
Mrs. Landrum and daughter.
Louise. were visiting in Pittsburg
and London during the week.
Master Jack Fish spent Sun
day and Monday with his little
friend Charley Baugh at London
Richard Cox will leave Sum-
dav night for Toledo, where he
will work in a muuition factory.
Mrs. NJ. Pennington was called
to Benge yesterday on account Of
the serious illness of her sister
in law.
Miss Blanche Crawford, who
taught in the High school at
Flemiugsburg, is at home for
vacation.
Mrs. Robert Bales of Orlando,
Fla, has arrived to spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs.
join Baker.
Sam Maharg and family were
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J. c.
Moore, Monday, and attendants
at the Red Cross picture show.
Mrs. w. T. Masden, of Tenn.
essee. is visiting her sister, Miss
Onie Silvers, at the home of
Judge and Mrs. @. NJ. Ballard.
Miss Mary Langford will leave
in a few days for Richmond
where she will take a summer
course in the Eastern Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Wood
came over with their son Alfred
who had to register Morday. He
had, however, already enlisted in
the Navy.
Mrs w. H. Kruger was in
London during the week to see
Mrs. R. W. Dyche, who is rapid
ly recovering from her severe at
tack of pneumonia.
Miss Anna Belle Stewart was
In Dauville Tuesday and was &C
companied home by Miss Mary
Bradle, for the night. Miss
Stewart left yesterday for Gin
clnnati and thence to San Diego,
California, on to Old Mexico,
thence back to California and
then OIL an ocean trip to Sitka,
Alaska; where she will spend the
simmer.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

CARD OF THANKS - wish to
thank the people of Mt. Vernon
and Harlan for their kindness in
the death of my beloved husband.
Mrs. w. CUMMINS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

The most critical time in any
mans life is when the folks be
gin to pat him on the back.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

Rev. James Riddle will preach
at Fairview church tomorrow
night and Sunday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

The following special from
Frankfort says: The degree
of Master of Arts was conferred
on the husband and wife at the
same time today. Nat B. Sewell,
State Inspector and Examiner,
and Mrs. Sewell, his wife, have
this distinction, as Berea College
today conferred this degree on
them. Mrs. sSewell before mar
riage was head of the Depart
ment of English of the Western
Normal School at Bowling
Green"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

FERTIL IgER: Just received
car load 10 per cent Phosporic
Acid Fertilizer, at 81. 80 per hun
dred at my fertillze house.
May3I-3t JACK HYSINGER
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07
LOCAL

Swami Hats and Arrow Shirts
at Fish's.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

Word reached here Monday
that Robert Long, a farmer Roci-
castle boy, whose wife was a Miss
Mckenzie of the Freedom Sec
ton, died suddenly at his home
in Indiana.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

For SALE OR TRADE:-A Ford
car in good condition for sale OF
trade for a team.
ORDER BARNETT,
Ottawa, KY.
May 3I-3t.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

Those who object to liquid medi-
hines can procure Peruna Tablets.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

Our Government needs two
billion dollars from the sale of
War Saving Stamps and has
askt Kentucky for two million of
these dollars. You can depend
on Rockcastle and every other
Kentucky county pledging all
they can on War Savings Day
June 2Sth. You are not askt to
donate anything, but you are
askt to lend Uncle Sam all you
possibly can at 4 per cent COM
pound interest
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

Make your plans now to be
at your school house promptly
at 2 p. m. June 28th and pledge
yourself to buy as many War
Savings Stamps as you possibly
can between that date and Ian
Ist. next year. Every stamp you
buy kills a German.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-07

This is the third and will be
the last week that we will carry
the Patriotic pledge found on
second page. 1t may not mean
anything to some people, but the
fellow who fails TO ill out one, is
going to come pretty near wish
ing he had before it is all over.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
DIED.

LUCHS-on Tuesday, May Z. 1s1s, at
tis q. m, at her residence. @4
seventh street northwest, HAM
NAH. beloved wife OF Leopold
Luchs, In Der s5th year.
day at % pa me- nsr Rsitmors sss rsslrsnss pspeps ee
please copy9
MATTHEW'S - Departed this life
Tuesday. May 2. 1918, at Providence
Hospital. MAGGIE MATTHEW'S,
the devoted wife Of the late Rich
ara Matthews and sister of Bell
Funeral tomorrow at , O'Clock, from
teenth street northwest, N. W.
Clair officiating.
NEWsoME - Departed this life, In
New York City, Saturday, May 4.
DoNNEssA NEwsoME, beloved
daughter Of George and Kate
ssrs Ssws6%. smd loving s,,a, sister SS q
George Newsome. jF.
Funeral from her mothers resi-
dence, 1900 Fifth street northwest.
today. Relatives and friends in
RYERsoN Suddenly. at Camp
Meade, Mo. on Monday. May 9.
1913. EDWARD RYERSoN. Of IN
1nterment at Brooklyn, N. Y.
THRIFT-on Monday, May s, 1913, at
her residence, LIT Twenty-third
street northwest, LILLE, beloved
wife Of William Thrift.
Funeral from above residence to-
day at Q o'clock. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited. In
terment (private) at Rock Greek
Cemetery.
TILToN-on Wednesday. May s. 1918.
at her residence, 1923 II street
northwest, ELIZABETH TILTON,
daughter Of the late Edward g..
Til.on. commander. y. 8. N.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wILsoN-On Wednesday, May g.
1918. MARTHA K, widow Of
George B. Wilson, in the 18th year
Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence.
1417 Tenth street northwest, to-
morrow at p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment private.
wooD-on Monday, May 9. 1913, at
$50 p. m. ANNA WOOD. widow
Of the late James II. Wood.
Funeral services at Perry's under
taking parlor, % H street north
west today at s a. m. A mass
will be said at st. Mary's Church.
Interment at Laurel, Nd.
wOOD-MARY ROBERTA, wife of
Mai. william NJ. Wood, Paymast-
ers' Corps. u. s. a.
Funeral in New York City today.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Claiming; purse s6OO 3year-
olds; SIX furlOhgs: Mary's Beau. 1G CGruber)
80. so. 80: king. lo5 CHoWard), $40, 80;
Katie Canal. ioo tsimpson), IN Time. lib 35
n lShiro. SaEanmamy. Unar. Madeline c., Misc
Wright, Clairovogsnt also ran.
SECOND RACE-CIaiming: purse, 1850:
maiden hlhes; years. old: four and one-half
sfurlougs: LaTerne. ll2 (HoHard), l30, SO and
30. won: Miss Ivan. l07 uIunSford), 1910 and
Ill.0. seCond; Astrae. IL (Geutry), lG9o, third.
rTime. 80 l-S Walter Ina, Lamp Post, Alice
FCrman. Orman, Hattie viii Do also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 500; years old and
mp: SIX furiongs: Liberator. lA: Dursch. SO,
30, 30OT Mere, 96 tGrubeTl. 800, go: Little
Jake. loe CMetealD. $50 Time. 1:ll Is. Toy
Miss The Grader, Fritz Ernst, Harmony, Hasty
ora and Justice Goebel also ran.
\ FOUR RACE-PurSe. 500; , years old and up;
sK furionss: King GOrin. III (Crump), 500
ksO. and out. won; .Burford. lOs (simpsou). T.sO
and out second; Bling Baggage. fz5 tGentry),
|cut. third. Time, ll2 Is. Atalanta also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 800; years old; i've
EGrlouG: Frogtown. lo4 Dforysl. SOD. 400 and
gut. won; Brother MacLesn. 100 (Gentry), go
md out second: Jaguw. liz CMstcafl. out,
thlrd. Tine. l9z IS. Psstoureau also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mns and sixteenth: Cora
Ane. los Iunsfordl, I5D 10. 40: surpa.sing,
t0 tBurk). I'm. lilo: Howdy Howdy, IOs
Drr5Gl. IN Tine. IRI IS John Graham,
u. c. Cole. Ben Levy, Elizabeth R., Black
SEVENTH RACE-AIile and sirteeuth. Pbili-
stinA l9 Donahusl. 1910 $50, $40: Tae Ii.
4H tSGnds). So. 40: Parr l02 UIunsford) 3To
third. Time. . Is Perugino, Athena, wads-
tOrths Last. Irish Gentlenan. Executor also
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claimins $50; tyesr-OldS and
upward; six furlongs: 'Gladys Am. ICE; Gold
en- List. lo2; Running Queen, lC2; The Grader.
l04; 'OphelA w. 100; 'Lal. ghuEne. lG; High
Gear. lN; Harry Mason. IC7: Busy Alice. lG
Velvet Joe. lne; SOaus. 100; Toy Mis-. no.
SECOND RACE-Pwsc, 500; for 2-yearolds;
maidens; four and one-haH furlongs: Allah,
100; Renege, 100; Madras lGo; Mayor Calvin. liz;
sam Rob. III, Sun Myth. liz; By Heck. liz;
Louie Lou, III.
THIRD RACE-Prse. 800; Fayette Handi-
cap; 3year-olds and up: one mile: diamond.
%; Dorothy Dean, 100; American. lOl; Believe
Be Boys. le; Opportunity. us. livingston en-
Try.
FOURTH RACE-a.ao added: IdlehOur
stakes; 2-year-old colts and geidings; four and
one-haf furlongs: Col Livingston. ITO; :Ginger,
Ii; tSam Rth. LII; sVulcanite. Il3; sBilly Kelly.
lB; Mack Garner. 1l5; Col. Taylor, llS; Major
Park,. lls. Hewitt entry; sPolSon entrs.
FIFTH RACE-Claiming; 500; Syear-oIds and
up; mile and an eighth; Chick Barkley. 100;
Madame Hermann. 100; Surprising, lO2; Little
Bigger, l0e; Zetetie. l6; For Fair. los; Gen
eral Mrchmont, lG; Howdy HoWdy. lN.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming. 500; for 3year-olds
and up; mile and eighth: Cora Lane, 100;
Margaret z. 100; Solid Rock. lOo: Sea Urchin.
N2; Cruces, lo: Ask Her, lO6; Eddie T, lO7
John Graham, lG
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming 300: for 3year-
olds and up; mile and an eighth: Butcher Boy,
90; Glare. los; ALERT, lO6; Old Broom, 100;
Gordon. Russell. ll6
.Apprentics allowance claimed.
Clear: fast
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITES.

WHITES.
George W. Ma1feld. %. Walter Reed Hospital,
and Lucy Foster. q l79 Calvert street north.
west, city. Rev. Lewis e Purdurn
Jerome Murphy. 2. and Mn. Elizabeth
Gour. u. both Of Philadelphia. Pa Rev. John
H. Jsdries.
Sagt- William NJ. Cawood 3, and Susie Oar
ter. .. both Of Knoxville. Tenn. Rev. John Z.
Briggs.
Alvin L. Mcintyre. 2. and Inez L. Bauske 20.
both Of Aberdeen. S. OAK Rev. Harry D. Nit
chell
J. Neal Pugh. q. Akron. Ohio. and Mamie B.
CluF. 10. Daniel. Va. Rev. W. A. Hasgerty
Leland p. Hart, o. and Virginia A. Han. 10.
both of this city. Rev. Harry d. Mitchell.
Gordon McGauvron, s., Washington. and Mrs.
Rev. W. Z. Burnette.
James Franklin O'Brien. .. Richmond. Va.
and Madeline Sue Reynolds. %. Powhatau Court
House. Va. Rev. John Z. Briggs.
Walter T. Squires. q. Elizabeth, N. J.. and
Mabel L. Wood, Is. MitchellsTille. Md. Rev.
Howard r. Downs.
Claude I. Bowman. 8. o. 8. Navy, and
Loretta whelan. Ie. 81 New York avenue north
west. city. Rev. 7. +. Davis.
Virgil G. Harris n Tarkio, NO., and Grace
showalter. p; Rockport. Mo. Rev. Howard f.
Downs
OoLORED.
John Lewis. Sc. and Mrs. Mary r. King. %.
both Of this city. Rev. Charles Cushingberry.
Paul shafter Barnes. 9. and Henrietta Jones,
ID. both Of this city. Rev J. r. Matthews.
Daniel Williams. q. and Mollie shipley, n,
both of this city. Rev James l. Roberta
James A. Baker. e. and Fannie II. Javiu.. q,
both Of this city. Rev. John Richard.
Henry Ed. Jackson, 2. Ross. Va. and Alice
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
Braves Get Hoosier Pitcher.

Toledo. O.. May s.-Pitcher Dana
Filingim. of the Indianapolis Ameri-
can Association Club, has been trad
ed to the Boston Nationals for First
Baseman Covington and Pitcher
Crum. according to announcement
made by Larry Lajoie, the In
dianapolis manager. Fillingim is
already on his way East, Lajoie
said. Fillingim is a spitball pitcher
and his work has been made ineffec-
tive by the ban placed on the moist
ball in the Association. Coving-
ton and Crum will report some time
next week, Lajoie said.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
s4OO, 100000
WAGE RAISE TO
RAILROAD MEN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

frankly that they did not wish an
Increased rate for overtime save
as a means of compelling .obser-
vance of shorter hours-a penalizing
OF the employers for too long a
work day. At this time. however,
when urgent and serious necessity
compels sacrifice from all, to PEN
alize the government for working
its men as long as they have been
in the habit of working under their
private employers, the railroad
companies, is to take advantage of
the twofold embarrassment of the
government-its need for work and
its inability to call in outside men.
The commission does not believe
that the railroad employees want
thus to hamper the transportation
facilities of the country in its hour
of reed.
High-paid OniciaIs Affected.
what to do with some Of the
highly paid officials now that the
government has taken over the roads.
Is indicated by the commission IN
the following paragraph:
The commission recommends that
during the period Of government con-
duct OF the railroads, no salaries paid
to officials who are not essential TO
the operation of the road, shall be
charged as a part OF the operating
expenses. and that a careful study
be made Of the proper relation be-
tween the salaries OF the higher Of
ficials and these of their subordinates
with a view to readjustments in the
interest of the highest efficiency Of
the service
Organized and unorganized en-
ployes are to be treated alike Women
end men who perform equal service
are to be given equal pay and differ
ences in pay are not to be predicated
upon differences OF color"
The report of the wage commission
was made public late today at the
office of Franklin K. Lane, Secretary
OF the Interior. and chairman of ne
commission. 1t bears his signature
and that of the three other members
Charles c. McChord. j. Harry Cow
ington and William r. Wilcox,
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09

5yearods: mile. George strairS Il; Hill
hampton Gmp). lis: Jack Hare, r., IL; Red
sox Cimp.l. lOs Zululand Cimp). 100; Duke OF
DeTonshire. lOe; FlaGe, lO6; Mary Mauds limp. !.
ia; Recount, il2; Elmendorf. 100; Jappel, l4;
Man O. The House timp). los; Col. Clun Cimp)'
lO6
SIXTH RACE-Ths Jockey Club Handicap;
selling; 5year-olds and up; six fuEiongs: adele,
8; Favour. lG; LAngden. le; Tie Pin. lei;
Bierman Gmp). lol; King John, 100; Master
Karms Ill; Theresa J.. IS; Eddie Henry. H.:
Knstis's Cub. %; Rubber, ii Gmp). 90
SEVENTH RACE-The Jockey Club Handi-
cap; selling (second division) 3year-old and
upward; Ex furlonEs: Cadillac. lo6: Hondo. los;
Louise ". 100; Wonderful. los; 'El MAhdi. lg;
Jack Mount imp.). lm; Sandman. II. llI;
'BackbGy. %: Election. rs: Pierre A. Ecu
timp.l. los; swoon (imp.l. IO2
Apprentice sllowanS. claimed.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

\ FTRST RACE-seIing: 2-year-olds; five fur
IonS: .Perruse. p7; 'Dr. Rae, 10; sweeplet,
I2; Dunedin. us; UuSiss Child. IU; Little
EIaudis. IL
SECOND RACE-SeIling; 3ysar-oIds and I'D;
nileL UnatiIla. %; High Low, IS; sGreetingz.
70: DerTish. lis; sMfIlrace. 20; @. N. Miller,
20; Mis- Krutsr. 16; Dr.. Swords, Il3; Hsr-
God. n5 Poor Butterfly. 100; Sunny Hnl
fmp.l, 100; 'Marianao. 10; MGxims Choice, Us :
|a1hams journey GmpI). 6; Julia L., lo5.
THIRD RACEJThe Potomac Stesplechase;
ysarolds GnI up: two miles: L.ouTois, III;
ixJ -Four. lfs; Brand. lS; Ormeshead, 49,;
Eutmes. Ia: Jack Carl. lS; W. T. Knebel-
amp. lA; The Carmel. ~; Dorofis. ID; Com
odors 0aunt. Ii
FOURTH RAOE-Ths Spring Juvenile: 2year-
a.: -four and q half furlonss: Bon Jour. lIa:
be Wandrer, is; Madam Byng. liz; Ophslia
npl. Il2; Blus Laddie. lis: Blair Covrie, us;
ahony. Us; Star Realm, lis
FIFTH RAcE-The Woodbury. Handicsp,
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
To Stop Freak Pitchins.

Chicago. May s.-Rules prohibiting
the "spitball" and other freak de-
liveries in the American Association
this season were thoroughly explained
by Thomas J. Hickey, president of the
association, at a meeting held today
Of the club managers and stan of
eight umpires.
Pitchers will not be allowed to place
their hands TO their mouth before de-
livering a ball. nor will they be per-
mitted to use emery or any other for
eign substance in their delivery. The
umpires will be the sole judges of
violations. Pitchers found guilty OF
breaking the rules will be fined s25
for the first offense and banished from
the game for the second.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
Athlete Dies in Camp.

Bloomsburg. May Sword has
Just reached here that Captain Da-
Vld Williams, former Scranton boy,
died Of pneumonia in an army train
ing camp in Minnesota. Williams,
when DIR. Aldinger was director of
athletics at the Bloomsbury State
Normal School, was the pitching
sensation OF the team, which was
one Of the strongest in interscholas-
tic circles in the East. Williams
later pitched for the Boston Ameri-
cans.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
Smith, Football Coach.

Reading. Pa. May g. - Percy l.
Grubb. Harrisburg Technical Highs
director of athletics. announced the
selection of Paul Smith as coach
of the Tech. eleven. The schedule
follows: September 2s, Mount Car
mel High. at home; October s,
Wilkesbarre High, at home; IL,
Lebanon High. at home: 10, at Mer-
cersburg Academy; z6 Lancaster
High, a home: November 2, Penn
sylvania State Scrubs, at home; 9,
Lebanon Valley Freshmen, at home
1S. Greensburg High; %. William
son Trades, at home; Thanksgiv-
ing day. Steeltun High, at home.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
DIED.

BABER-On Tuesday, May I. 1918, at
killam HospitaL, Richmond,
GEORGE BABER, aged u.
Funeral services at st. Margaret's S
Episcopal Church. today at go D.
m. Interment private.
BATESon Monday. May 8, 1918. at
her residence 2Sl S street north
west. FRANCIS B.. beloved wife
of William H. Bates (nee Sherry.
Funeral services at the chapel at
Glenwood Cemetery today at II
a. m. Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
BLATZHEIM-On Tuesday, May z,
1913, ERNESTINE, widow of Jacob
Blatzheim, in her 7Sd year. She
leaves to mourn one daughter,
Mrs. A. NJ. ScannelI. and three
Funeral services at the parlors of
II. B. Nevius. 926 New York avenue
northwest, today at 2:30 D. m.
!nterment at Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
BROWN-Departed this life Tuesday,
May 1915, at 80 a. M, CATH
ERNIE BROWN. 1922 Twelfth
street northwest. She leaves to
mourn their loss one daughter.
three sons, three grandchildren and
three nieces and nephews.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BYRNE-on Monday, May 6, 1918, at
the Emergency Hospital, Wash
beloved husband Of Mary F.
Byrne, of Alexandria, Va.
Funeral today at p. m. from
exaedrs Maedriss Vs mor'udsS RsstjRep SSspe and A
friends invited to attend.
DoYLE-on Monday, May 6, 1918, at
I a. m, JAMES p, husband of
Mary v. Doyle (nee McCann.)
Funeral from his late residence. S1l
Tenth street. northeast. today
at $3.50 o'clock. Thence to Holy
Name Church, where high mass
will be said for the repose OF his
vited. Interment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
DUCKETT-Departed her life Mon
day. May 6, 1918. at her residence
115 l. street northwest, MARY A.
DUCKETT, beloved mother OF
Thomas A. Duckett and sister OF
Elizabeth Bean and Robert A
Bean.
Funeral today at 10 a. m, from
her late residence. Relatives and
friends invited.
EDWARDS-Depart this life on
Tuesday. May Z. 1918. at 4:5 p. m.
at her residence, 1908 Twenty
sixth street northwest, MARTHA
EDWARDS. She leaves to mourn
a daughter. granddaughter, two
brothers and nine sisters.
Funeral from Mount Zion NJ. e
Church, Twenty-ninth street be.
tween Dumbarton avenue and G
street. today at 2 p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Baltimore
and Philadelphia papers please
copy)
FRANKLIN-On Sunday, May S, 1918
at Jersey City. N. j., SARAH A,
wife Of George H. Franklin.
Funeral today at 2 p. m, from Rob-
erts Chapel. S. Washington street
Alexandra, Va.
FRY-Entered into rest, Tuesday
May z, 1918. at 1:13 a. M, at the
residence of Harvey o. Young, 22;
FRY.
Funeral from his late residence. In
terment at Alexandria. Va.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
CUDGEL BEATS
OMARKHAYYAM
Commodore Ross Horse
Captures Spring Handicap
at Pimlico Track.
PIMLIcO SELECTIONS.

First raee-Little Maudie, Pen
rose. Sweeplet.
Second race-Julia l.. Umatilla,
Sunny Hill.
Third race-Nutmeg, Sixty-four,
Dorcris.
Fourth race-Aphelia, Blue Lad
die, Bon Jour.
Fifth race-Duke OF Devonshire,
Red Sox. George Staire.
Langden.
Seventh raee-Louise v, Election,
Hondo.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Charles and Bessie I. Trunnell. girl.
VIM. W. and Agnes Sherman, girl
Bernard and Agnes Naylor, boy.
Graham II. and Susan Hill, bog.
Richard d. and Mary A Hodge, girl twins.
Robert s. and Roberta L Fullerton, girl
Ferdinand and Maria Daeman, girl.
Fred W. B. and Alma r. Clements, bog.
Homer and Gertrude Blackhurst, girl.
Joseph ]. and Helen Bottash, girl.
COLORED.
Dorsey and Bessie Frazier. boy.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-09
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Elizabeth Riley. @ years. Geo. Wash. Uni
Eersity Hospital.
Jossph 4. Bishop. 70. Hotel strltford.
Marths X. Wilson. I3. ls07 10th 1t. nv.
Catherine Sickel, 20, Sibley Hospital
Daniel Fry. q, ~ II Ut. NV.
Robert J. Buckley. SC. III Pa. ave. nv.
Lille Thrift, IS, III S3rd st. NV.
VIM. II. johnson. s.. lTs Wis ave nv.
Aretta Sanford, 80. st. Ehzabeths Hop
Ernestine Blotzheim. -. l2a 9Th 1t. w.
Hannah Luchs s. 7lI 9Th Of. NV.
James P. Doyle, g, sll 10th st. ne.
Anie Wood. GO. st. EhEabeth's Hospital.
Frances d. Bates. 46. ~ st.
COLORED.
Alice G. Fleet. 70. Emergency Hospital
Margaret Matthews. CO. Providence Hospital
Moss Lewis. Is, Freednens Hospital.
Lucy Anderson. .. Freedmcns Hospital.
Ruby Baldwin, Il, 60 =. NV.
Mary A. Duckett, Sc, lis l. ST.
Mary Watson, 2. Alex Court nv.