Evening star., 1918-10-24

GIRL WHO. WALKED !:
PACIFIC. DIES
: ~!
Geneyieye. Alexander Was
Secretary Of Woodrow
Wilson League.

Miss Genevieve Alexander, twenty
seven. years old, who recently came
to Washington from her home in
Californiasto accept position in the
food administration died yesterday
Of influenza.
Miss Alexander, walked to Wash
ington from Berkeley, Cal. She was
secretary of the Woodrow Wilson
League during the last campaign.
She walked for the purpose Of Sc
curing statistics on food prices and
material for book. This book she
hoped to write was planned to show
the social, political and economic
conditions in the country.
Word Of her death has been sent
to relatives in California.
John Randolph Harman.
John Randolph Harman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank P. Hartman, died at
4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon of
pneumonia, following an attack of
influenza, at the home Of his parents,
1900 Florida avenue.
Mr.. Harman. who was twenty-one
years old, enlisted in the Navy sew
eral months ago. He had received his
promotion as yeoman and recently
passed competitive examination for
entrance to the paymaster's course at
Princeton University. His father.
Frank P. Harman, is president of the
Commercial National Bank.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Joseph g. Mcdonald.
Joseph G. Mcdonald, a graduate of
| the 1917 class of the law school of
of the United States Naval Reserve
Force. in training at Hampton roads,
Va, is dead of influenza, according to
; word which has reached the secretary
of the law school.
Mr.. Mcdonald lived at 2131 Penn
sylvanfa avenue. He enlisted in the
| naval service in September. While on
| duty at Hampton roads he was stricken
with influenza. This was followed by
| pneumonia, and he died in the Naval
| ber %.
T. A. vinaco.
! company No. 8, District fire depart
ment, died at his home. in Arthur
| place, this morning. of influenza, after
| two weeks illness.
He was twenty-eight years old and
joined, the department last August.
No arrangements for the funeral
have been made.
DR.. John Winthrop Hawley.
DR.. John Winthrop Hawley. only son
| of Rear Admiral and Mrs. John M.
Hawley, died at Georgetown University
i Hospital last Thursday of pneumonia
following influenza
! DIR. Hawley was born in Baltimore in
1884 and was educated in the public
schools Of Washington. He attend
ed school in Europe for time, where
he developed as a Siolinist. Later he
studied at Harvard University.
Deaths in Twenty-Four Hours.
| Deaths reported from influenza in
the last twenty-four hours follow:
Public Health Service Hospital; Rega
Florfnda. 9 months, United States
Public Health Service Hospital; James
L. Phillips, "a, 1900 21st street north
Hospital: Ethel M. Parsons, 1s. George
town University Hospital: Philip
Rubin, 2s, 20s New York avenue
northwest; John Dee, IS, st. Elizabeth
Hospital; Nils Larson, 63, st. Eliza
beth Hospital: Thomas Corolin. 35, st.
Elizabeth Hospital; Fred N. Frey. Al,
Washington Asylum Hospital; Mar
| shall P. Hogue, jr., 1, Children's Hos
| pitals Clarence P. Peters, 27, 1872 Sd
street northwest; William Wasson, 27,
Walter Reed Hospital: Marie Frank
lin, 30. Washington Asylum Hospital;
Margerey Comper. 1s. 1852 Biltmore
street; Thomas M. May, 36, SSk Fen
! ton, street northeast; John Brown, "a.
118 F street southwest; William King.
! IS, Washington Asylum Hospital; Bert
pfta1; Ivan A. Hi1liard, 26. 1922 Illi-
nois avenue northwest; Elizabeth
Queen, SO; 427 Temple court south
west; James R Bennett. 80. 2s5 yir;
Warren. Is, National Training school;
Harry Palmer. 8, 1912 Carrollburg
place southwest: Lillah Morgan, %.
1871 Columbia road; Sister Gabriel
Mullen. 80, Providence Hospital: Bea-
trice Smith, 20. 52s U street north
bull street northwest; Charles john
son, 13, st. Elizabeth Hospital; Grace
Sumwaldt.- %. United States Public
Health Service Hospital; Richard Bal
ard Strothers, 36, Washington Asylum
Hospital; Ed Dunbar. 25, Freedmen's
Hospital; Edward P. Thompson, 16,
1887 E street southeast; Emma Berry.
| 80, 313 9Th street southeast; Margaret
| West, %, 1902 Maryland avenue south
west; Earnest E. Johnson, 33, 1905
| goth street northwest; Julia A. Mag
| gio. %. 2207 L street; James L. White,
36, st. Elizabeth Hospital; Edgar Hol-
| lenbeck, A, 215 r street northeast;
Thomas M. Young, Al, Washington
Asylum Hospital: Margaret Jones, %,
Washington Asylum Hospital; Helen
Martin, L. IT'S 18th. street; Oltie
Bright, 2, 1898 6h street; Bessie Bren-
ner, 81, National Homeopathic Hos
pital; Harry E. Keller, 13, 1904 18th
street northwest: Kathryn Sainpolis,
"a, United States Public Health Serv-
ice Hospital; Clarence M Randall, 26,
5025 Colorado avenue; Marth Kuntson,
Is, United States Public Health Serv-
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