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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-01

DELIGHTFUL WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Fine three.story home.
Twelve room ro es1,.I ra. aoar heat
-Four rooms, tiled bath. third floor.
Frlee ,lo 500 6nlg R soo e..s
Splendid location, square from
Onering only special home bargains.
r: W BEALL. 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500: Call Residence Columbia 1905.
A LIBERTY BOND FREE.
1o-RooM RESIDENCE.
Nearly now three-story brick dwelling, 8 fine
each Of ii: second and third aoor. io, eas
lain laundry tubs. cellar. cement garage, TITLED Tiled
mant.ls. al outside rooms: side and rear alleys
sive section of Mount Pleasant west 81 18th It.
Builder: price. $500. offered for $3.50 for
r: ". BEALL. 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Call Residence Columbia 1906
Three:story brick residence.
Brownstone trim.
6outh-front home. Back porches.
rooms and bath.
South Of Park road Fine neghbors.
w;,,, West sso Of ~ l4t L, street ,s., ....
oI Price ee IS S. &C., 5ec 0a T.ams.
Rw. BEALL. 1920 Sew YORK ave. NV.
Call Main $500: Residence. call Columbia 1905
FOR SALE
A wonderful roomins house offer.
Best boarding house section In city.
three.story adjoining brick houses.
Is rooms and two baths. south fronts, within
200 feet Of 18th street.
Two blocks north 18th and Columbia road.
One block 18th or Mt. Pleasant cars.
Price for two houses. $11.250.
II 500 cash on both and monthly
r. W BEALL. 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Residence. call Columbia 1906
FOB sAlEA f1afk KEEd SSNR FIVE kEE:
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Near 18th d. st; and pd,l kaiorama ave.
81. BRITT. n9hs o1 1een s' sna bath.
Cellar; bot heat.
Ca. MAIN ss5S 81. f1s Sss .e dG.ss: iso,
A GEN OF A HOUSE N THE BEST NV.
! section: rooms and bath; three stories and
F. W. GRXHAM CO.. GIT 18th.
LAMONT ST. HOUSE. 1900 BLOCK; KENNEDY
Bros. builders; 10 rooms. baths; double garage
want cash. Address Boz 2ss-K. Star once.
sIx-RooM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE. LO-
c. ds Sc; large yard: with alleys price. CO.,
N ST. NV. NEAR 9TH; EIGHT ROOMS AND
bath: large lot; excellent neiEhbOrhood; price,
ESQ; easy terms. Address Box 270-K. Star
A&SoA. A.sD hhl WOclohI OA Twin
dow brick: hot-water heat: double rear porch;
cellar under entire house; near 18th and Colum-
SON. North 9l7-W.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOME OF RMS,
close 70 city; finely furnished electric light hot
respect: 81 minutes by trolley to Treasury Dept ;
blocks from cars. Rent, $175 per month. A.
b: CAMPBELL. 1910 H NV.
1 WILL SELL AT $50 MONTH. WITHOUT
cash payment No: 5l9 Harvard st. NV. Six
| rooms and hath. electric lights. hot heat.
hardwood trim. large basement, with laundry
and extra toilet. Price. $500. See owner.
| ". r. WILSON. Riverdale. Nd. Telephone
BEST BARGAIN AT 81 GOO IN THE NORTH
| Es1@Coxy broom brick; bright. airy rooms:
ane cellar; furnace: cold storage; good yard.
quiet residential street; three lines available
In perfect order: never rented. Less than 81 ,O0U
| isb. Immediate action necessary.
| A. b. CAMPBELL. 141O II st.
FACING UNION STATION PLAzA--sTURY
49QQk~ oQQ St.
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FOR sALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSTON; 653 I.
st. ne: rooms and BATH splendid cnndi-
ton; price. $500: trust. 5000 now on PROV
"rfy: $500 cash. balance monthly.
~" ne; rooms. 3 baths: splendid cond-
ION, PRICE, s8'~o- Immediate possession.
1904 Massachusetts, ave. ne: 3 rooms and
Dath splendid condition. Price, $3.50,
Apply to JOS. A. HERBERT & SON
BIS East Capitol st.
STREET NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-A SUB
stantia! brick dwelling. having l: large rooms
and bath: CELLAR large lot; leased to October l.
1919 Price: 5000. This is a bargain.
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 142022 H ST. NV.
MI. PLEASANT
A beautiful. practically new house: containing
rooms and bath: fine dry cellar; hot-water heat:
electric light: newly papered and vanished
throughout; in perfect condition; colonial front
NOW VACANT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
For price and terms and key to inspect see
MOORE HILL. Inc. 142O22 at. NV.
NEAR 10Th AND sTs. N.W(-A FINE
locality: rooms and bath; cellar: hot-water
heat: large rear yard to alley; plenty Of room
for garage.
Possession in short while
MOORE HILL. Inc. 1420-22 at NV.
WONDERFUL INVESTMENT OPPORTTSTTY
requiring little money two six-room brick houses
near the Interior Department and all the other
fine large buildings recently erected in this
section; rent. $3.50 Per month each; adjoining
houses now bringing Sl6aO per month: price,
$500 for the two: will leave 81 500 ut 6eo I,
years the property.
This Is an excellent income producing property
and one that should greatly enhance in value
in u very short time.
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1420-oo st. NV.
FOR COLORED-8 ROOMS AND BATH: NEAR.
" new house on Sherman ave.: $500 cash and
$25 per month; price, $500; Groom house, on u
heat and all modern improvements; rented To-.
$35 per month: will sell terms of $500 or
more cash. and $45 per month. IRWIN 4 SHANK,
1410 ct. NV. Main 1908.
FOR $4.85O-BEsT SECTION BLOOMINGDALE.
er and b.: porches; $3.50 cash. bal, S33.5 so mo.
See OWNER. 2301 LIST ct. NV. TO . pm
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FOR sALE-PR1CE. $3.50. IN sAULs ADDI-
tion. fully detached. eight room and attic
house. having a garage. This house is vacant
and immediate possession he obtained.
Is modern and up-to-date. with hot-water
heat. electric lights and porches. This house
sos e 'G'f Elan tSs nett los feM a.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. $3.50. IN MT. PLEAS
ant. west of 18th st. A desirable. well built.
sxroom house. having hotwater heat. oak
venient location. We believe this is the only
house for sale in this block. Possession can
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14os st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. So. $50. ON HARVARD ST.
decided bargain in a three-story. bay-win-
0rcH house harng op
garage. The whole house is In excellent
BOSS L PHELPS. INC. 1906 H st. NV.
dale. not far out. two-story. si1-room
house. In fine repair. Cellar under entire
house Furnace heat ., large back S sard'
Possession given.
BOSS { PHELPS. ING. 14oe H st. NV.
FOR sALEIPRICE, $4,000. N THE CHEVY
please yon Occupied by owner and in per
lights. large front porch and sleeping porch.
Large lot with garden and chicken house.
Prompt possession given.
BOSS PHELPS INC. 1408 Fl at. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000. A CORNER
house. near 14th and Park road. Just offered
for sale for the first time. very large six
room house, attractive in every respect. hav-
ing hot-water heat. electric lights. and owner
in house. Will give prompt possession.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC, 14O6 H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $3.50. IN MT. PLEAS
ant. Positively one Of the most attractive.
up-todate homes obtainable. having hot
water heat, electric lights. oak hoors three
HVph nj In he
inspected at any time and possession given.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1406 H st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50 A WELL LOCATED
home in Columbia Heights. A colonial
house. having bay windows. front porch red
tile roof. six large rooms, hot-water heat,
electric lights and rear porches. You should
see this house at once.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 14Oe h st. NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.


FOR SALON II ST. NV. NEAR 9Th st..
brick. rooms and modern bath. Possession
given. Price. s.. $50. Big bargain. G. r. WAR.
ING SOL Southern bldg.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

LINCOLN PARK.
On East Capitol St; two-story
house. seven rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electricity; garage.
Cheap house at $4,000.
NEAR UNION STATION.
Corner Of alley: easy terms: six
rooms and bath; 1850 for immedi-
ate purchaser.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE.
Near Lincoln Park; six rooms, re-
ception hall and bath; electricity. A
good buy, $1,000.
MARYLAND AVE. NE. AT 9th.
Eight rooms and bath: furnace
heat: sleeping porch: new fixtures;
5000, il bought at once.
SHANNON & LUCHS, s SkFF
713 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
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NEAR 9Th AND EAST CAPITOL STREETS
rooms. baths. hot-water heat, two porches
in rear. Price. $500. EDW. p. SCHWARTZ,
Inc. 1874 18th NV.
s., GO: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; Cash,
81 900: balance like rent; nearly new; frst-class
condition.; Or. b.. furnace. front and
porches: good alley: convenient to . car lines;
very high location; 15s INLAND terrace ne
HUBERT NEWSOM. ITO II So ne.
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so500.0O. $1,000 CASH
Near Pa. ave. and 18th st. Sc. Con-
venient to navy yard Well built, g.
room and bath brick. Cellar under en-
tire house. See this without fail.
NEAR 9Th AND L SITS. NE.
1O-room and bath brick. Price, 50, $50.
CONVENIENT DOwNTOwN LOCATION.
Nenr Goth and h SITS. NV. Groom
snd bath brick; furnace heat; large lot.
Room for garage. Price, $4,000.
NEAR 18TH & PARK ROAD NV.
rooms and bath; irst-noor kitchen;
hot-water heat. Deep lot. with room
for a garage. Price, 5000.
NEAR 18TH 4 IRVING SITS.
Desirable detached home; . rooms and
bath; frame. Splendid lot with fine oak
trees. Price, $1,000.
21ST STREET NEAR s.
rooms and = baths; hot-water heat
Possession October 18th. Price, SD, 500.
2lST ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
rooms and 2 baths; hot-water heat.
Possession September 18th. Price, 81. $50.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO., INC.
1888 street NV.
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BY OWNER ONLY,

two Of the best o-room modern houses ever bull! :
possession May 1; SIS and go 18th Of. ne
Price, S, 600 each. Inquire CHAS. A. PETERS,
626 18th st. ne. Line. 249.
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FOR sALE-oNLY $3.50.
Northwest corner. On 18th ct. near
Park road. . rooms and bath. Large
lot with some fruit and 2-story
stable. Possession June I. II pur-
chased this week.
W. s. MISNIX. Room Q, 14l6 = NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE on RENT.
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FACING UNION STATION PLAZA--sTURY
Dr,sx; !! rooms and bath; 1900. J. B.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

COLUMBIAN BLDG, 41e 9Th N.w.-MODERN
ONCE rooms. single suite. at reasonable
rates. II. y. TAPLIN ESTATE. Union Trus,
bldg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-14

Jarm-gruAaSte.
San Irtonip, IA. 6ept., 1915. -
Butter -. $500 per Bfuno |
gier thur faide) Ito. l.. .84c ber StO.
gier, No. q. !. ..20c Der 9bD.
Qens -. ......~. 24c Der 3fun6 |
.Srlers" -. 28c per HfuuD
Surte9s -. ...... Zoe per Bfltuo
Wetden .......... 1920 Der Blic6ei
aorn - -. $3.50 her @ufhel
pnter 49,. 49,. 96c per BlifdlcI
9ei -. :. $4,000 bet Come
0emSie.
&GrtofFeln, California, 1890 H. $500.
SifbiMtoffeln, Dnn, $3.50 II. $500.
3tpiehtIn, TegaS @ertmi1aa, 81. so NIB
$1.75; Critical @are SITS
8pmGten, ter, $3.50 urb $500.
Spbnen. COLORADO. Bilto. pei Hia
$1,000; California; gabous. Der ept.
5000; Yinfs, $3.50; Elmo. STA. so:
Nabb. $500; 8fadepes. S1f.0O.
Stride Gtrina @edus. $3.50.
Gc1l. $3.50 Der TOO Hfune.
9iis1el.
@abiesden. 60c Der $50. girnbeI.
Reerrettra>N urseln. per Efo. 1914,
@urfen. $500 her g4ishef.
grbfen, per ftsiner Crate, $500.
Yeeten, $3.50 per 100 Rfuio.
aopffaInt, $500 uae 1926 Der Grats
Reteriilie, 40c per Darben6 sBiinbeI.
Yfiriide, $1.65 nnb $f.75 her gratc.
@elbe 8lr5eIn, $4.00 per 100 Wfb.
gierp1aa5en. $3.50 per guideI.
@iiben. $500 per 100 0fun6.
Squni6, $1.59 per 8uShef.
9antelerpes, $3.50.
Spinat, SITS Der camper.
Crime grbien. $500 per 0nmner.
Seuerie. COLORADO. 85c per Crate.
gieh.Mnrft.
Gan antouip, IA. Sept. lots.
aHbe. $500 bis SITS.
adlber, $3.50 bis $1,000.
BuIen. $7.75 Bis $12.60
C6ien, $11.00 Bis $500.
ct. Souis. IA. Septcmber. f9fs.-
Ainobieb, Serass@ier, $40 bfsS1So0s
Shipeine. STATS bis $4,000.
SelIe.
98olf nno Studs 30 eta.
Nneords Sieeen. per 8fo. 10 cts
aneoras 3ieaeH. bsihdSiai s Gts
SGufe.
@eidl5eue 9dlte ....>..1 5c per BIO
4riine 0diite .....-.... t2c per Rfn
Srofene 9date ........- zoe per $40
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Hns Der staStbaae.

SSn Der Sitrilg am 5reitns mllr-
cen Die ~folgenoen aolttrafte ausge-
seben: goung & 8amiep, Yau oes
gilbert IN Der Martin StraBe uuo
fredericksburg Moap, $1,000; llpaI-
be Nod g(spbalt eompnnpt Reparl-
tnr BON apenue 6, 5fpiiAeii Souitpn
StraBe nno @rano gpenlle, So, 5ee,
Heparatur Don Sit-Souiton StraBc,
5tuiiden Alamo YIa5a nno gbeitnut.
$4,000; geras 0itulitbic @omparn.
Rcp1rotur In Der 0oro ct. Marp
StraBe, 5000; WcGin Contraction
Eompanp, Hepdratllr in Der Gincin-
nati @petnle, $1,f00. Dos @nerbie-
ten bon So. 3. Dor uno u. s. 2ptle,
entlang Dem 5[uB BON Der Soiitoll
Biz sur 9rapis StraBe einen adj
Sub breiten Seitenpeg ber5u5teHen,
miro angenommen. @. $. Dapis err
halt grfnubnis, in Der Samilton
apern1e einen SeiDer ansuleaen.
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SnlanS.

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tionierte Soloat 2pnlan 9. Sorton
fat in ieinem 3eimatsort Union
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gcrseKen Sic ridjt, SIR N6on.
ntnlent 1T ernenern, iuenn Sbnen Die
c0reie Erefie fir seras" mad BEN
4. cffober suaeididt iuerben ion.
lin Ser merifanildlen 4usn,

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0cruHg Ginbalt 81 TIN, fat ii6 Ole
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brmlden diisgeilomnien fie geben
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@iir0errcht ertuerben 81 molen.
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I.okdies.
Grbobnns bes Sabrpreiies anf Ser
StrakeababH.

Sim 5reitag 6egaim Sic 9eratln3
amiider Der 5tabtbebDroc urb Scr,
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einidlieBlib Der Grbobuns Ser 2o1ne
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bereits befannt gegebenen ginpanb,
DOB Die Staot fein Neft babe, at
benz alien Mbfommen 81 riitteln uno
Ole feltgeieste State 81 berdnoer,t, be-
gcgtete er nit Der 8ennerfung, onB
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Jahrgelo Der Shnlfinoer INN Die
0dlfte reolt5iert BADEN tpoute. Die
Rompagnie babe oies in ben @erid)=
ten angefoften unb oieielben gaberl
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ring Der Sabrrate Ole alcinige &c
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fe Sabrrate 81 fontrabieren. Sci it,
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lotion uno lie fonnen Die Slate err
Hieorigerl; folglid nlub ihnen aid
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erb0ben. Durd Die ertp1bnte Serab-
ieblffg oes Jabrgeloes fir Sdpalfiu=
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ten finf5ebn Sabren $500. 600 ein-
gebiiBt.
9ie @erihte baben ferner III pie
len 51aen Die gittfd)eiouna abaegc.
ben, oaB eine Tllblic Gerpice Cont
PAM auf ibr aagelegfes &apital Ell
men fairen @etpinn baben miB ct
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ben aber mr. cine 2~[einigfeit iiber 5
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pairp lit 1928 900.
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te Mnior S. g. Suftle, Ser friibere
Brdiioent Der aontpoanic, nit cen
~folgenoen Mngaben: Das Mfiebment
betr1gt $4,000, 900, etma Der grd]-
Dert oes Gigentums. Die Stelern
belaufen iid mif $4,000; tie lino
non Snbr 81 sSabr geltiegen. @ab-
reno Der I'M Sui enoeltoen feds $40.
nate 0es Sabres 1916 betrugen Die
Belnnlntt- 81 nrmbmen 1902 ,980.62
Die getriebsfoiten tparen $7O2, 673.
rs, moourh elm @etpim BON $780,. j
BOOST lber 8etriebsfoiten perbIieb.
Sm Monat Sitli bieies Sobres mo-
rem bic ginnahmen $139, 707. SO,
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quit tudren sic gimabmen S138,
305.28, oie Nusgaben $f39.977.5 IS,
suns einem Berlult BON $1,672.30 be-
oeatet. Maior glittle betonte, oaB oic
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gem finan5iellen Gage nid)t imitanne
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= Benll Sic nidjt fuiiniden, BAH
bic 3nienbnng Der nJrtit EreTe" an
|. Gftpber an Sic einsfiteIt mirS,
~ bitten mir nm pronlpte @eSdblnns
oes MOnnements Dor Sieiem Ser
mine.
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Saben Sic SIR announcement
anf bic rSreie BreHe fit serns" ct.
neuert uno besablt?
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Die oSreie EreFe" bictet Dem
seier nod einntal 10 piel gefriebi-
smns nnb lInttrbaItnns, ipenn er
,ueik, 6af er lie beaablt fat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
CHALONER SALE HELD Up.
University Of Virginia Claims PROP.
erty to he Sold By Court.

Charlottesville, Va, Jan. 2.-Inter-
vention by the University Of Virginia
to whor, John Armstrong Cnalonee
in 1897 decided his personal property
al4i his home Merry Mills" has re-
suited III the postponement of th4
auction sale Of the property when
was TO have taken place here last
week. Tho sale Lad been ordered to
satisfy Judgments under Virginia !
poor debtors law" of Hugh Gordon
Miller ant William Dixie Reed. at
torneys who once represented Chalon-
ar. Tic University gave bond pendtnG
: hearing III District Court TO deter
mina ownership o.: the property.
Chaioner IS rated 9 millionaire, but
r4u:iv Ill his property IS in New TorE.
STATE wlicrc the Courts have held Il m
irGaMc. aal clacad TIE property in
dis hands Of E guardian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
NEWS OF the OLD DOMINION
RICHMoND's DEATH RATE.

40 Less Deaths occur Here in le1i
Than Occurred in 1916.
Directly attributable TO the unt.r
ing efforts OF the Health Department.
Richnond's death rate set Z. new lc7.
.ccord during the year ending at mid
eight, surprising by considerabia
tiGuro tie previous low record. which
"a established il 1915 Not onl!
.yas The doath rate decreased Pc.
.00Q Inhabitants, but there we're %
sually $50 less deaths in the c.ty dun.
Ing 1917 than in 1915, accord.rg Z
.;gurcs announced last night bJ D1
Fog <. Ela,insg2.., Chief Health OF
f:ar.
sianJ obstacles we're overcome Uy
liz Health Department iaz: year, aI-
Ike difficulties confronting It war-
exceedingly varied and numerous
lnerc we're Greate: nurnoer O. case
.-.i.e.-- .s+--1LsS --+-SSs-Iss-' I!S's-&..~ =
curing inc yWcive months, gaJ i. fl
instances 1ne death rate was lowered.
Much Of the credit Tor this excellent
record is due, according to Dr.. F!aE-
aagan, 10 the tremendous effort made
>: The departments visiting nurs::s.
ard to tic cooperation OF physicians.
As indicated b. tie statistics in thc.
possession Of The Bureau of Vial
Statistics there was decrease in this
State Of 157 deaths and an incraaaa
/ 1874 births. Or. W \. Picker;
Registrar oG the Bureau Of Vital
satisfies, state Beard Of H:2l.l! CT
Tirginia, expressed the cp.nicn tnaS!
he deer ease IN deaths vas DIE sot
he activities OF the State health o.!
icers and to prohibition. lie stated,
hat the same, if rot Increased, Ell
'orts were made 70 keep Il correct
registration Of all deaths IL the;
S.atc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
INFANT ABANDONED.
Little Innocent. tousut- on Steps u
.OnIsanage in Richmond.


Josephine Mckenzie, formerly CT
South Carolina, twenty-one years oil
and rather pretty, was before Jurs-
nile Judge Kicks today on the charge
Of abandoning her three-mcnths-o old
baby girl tie night Of December q
or the steps Of St. Joseph's Orphan
ega III Richmond. Judge Rick5, aIta'
hearing most Of the evidence, let The
case go over until January 8. tle
wishes TO ascertain whether or ao1
the gil registered at the r7omlng
house On East Main streat, where sas
sad she 5per.5 tic -=so d 5na G.:g!,;.
aad whether 81 not Floyd Ee-,p.
t-'- ee:x1y- Two 5eacs cid, spent the night
il the same place
-lccorair@ % Jl'e To2!:ce: Kemp p.!d
ti..s g;vis wav 81 Es!ciagors. nut Is
..a.ja. ss..a5 ~ dill 3oj 4ton Al ths sa1.ia
i,t;..e t!2:ge.
When the infant was Eoana, Il w&s
vel wrapped, wild, . 81 Oil pinned !.
It's cioak, It had ? p2c:G3r IN IT,;
mouth, ard was also provided with al
oottle Of milk.
1t was intiinated that white slave
charges might be preferred agains
Kemp. He is from North Carolina
The young woman says that Ha:.r3
Firing, young man now in the nav '
was engaged 10 her and she was c,l-
pecting him 10 marry her before Til"
birth Of the child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
FOOD GTESTInNNhiRE@
III Wholesale and Retail iEcn Must
Furnish Government Complete n
rentcrr

Richmond. Jan 2.-Q2cstion-
AIRES 6. The national tocj
administration are Jeing reccivcti Il,
.rhoIcaaic and rct".i. circles handling
.7odstuCfS. These MIST be fillcu Of.
nd returned to The administration,
.si'ri~ Tic results Of ocm2'ctc in
fentorS tonlcrrCy e al stoc.. II IucI
stores aid warehouses. Blai.As also
ave been sent @tr.oe: & -GE-~'
tentative homes. This survey Is &c
s:gned tc afford the administration
efficiently accurate figures on which
. base it, work. The answers re-
ard cig.lty-si;. itcu,5, divided ;nSc
en- grcaps. Failure ~ comply witii
~ regulations q ,hc a&al!r:st..;.-
:tr concerning these queS.io@ralrcs
nay mean : fine 70 the Offender ..
81 n13re nan $1,000 o. Imprisonment
lot eyr eding one year.