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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19

OO llCl dDI0 ups, nGdNy mercerized damask, hem :. med, ready for use, regular 75c .. .. <. .. .. 6SG
 Crash toweling, heavy quality, linen finish, red border, regular PC, 19C
 Crash toweling, half linen, good weight and absorbent, fast color, red border, regu- lar 2oc :. .. :. .-.. 2AC
 Bed spreads, full size, cro- chet hemmed, good weight, close weave, regular $2.50, .. .. ;. :. .. .. S1.19
 Huck Towels in a good size and weight, with red border, regular 23c, 19C
 Turkish Towels, with blue border, size 18x36, good heavy weight, regular 42c, :. :. :. ... 3SC each 36 inch White outing flan- nel, heavy fleeced quality, in lengths of 10 to 20 yards, worth 45o a yd., 29c a yd.
 36 inch heavy unbleach- ed muslin, regular 29c a yd. .. :. 23C a yd.
 40 inch heavy unbleached muslin, good strong quality, excellent for the making of sheets, regular 39c a yd.
 .. :. :. .. :. 32c a yd-
 Iron Clad'' seamless sheets, made of strong sheet ing, regularly $2.29,
 .. ;. :. .. .. .. &1 ,9g
 Full size Wool finished Blankets in white and grey, bound, cut single, regularly $2.OO .. .... .S1- -S0 Silks and Dress Goods Silk remnants in waist, 1 dress and trimming lengths in assortment of plain and fancy colors, choice
 :. .. :. .. 79c a yd. Dress Goods Remnants in skirt, dress and suit lengths, also many lengths suitable for children's dresses, in all colors and black also fancy weaves, reasonably priced. Wash Goods
 36 inch percales and B inch Dress Ginghams in a | good assortment of colors and patterns, regularly 35c and 39c :. :. :. 2Sc a yd.
 36 inch percales in light and dark grounds, figure stripes and checks, regular ly 39c and 45c, 32c a yd.
 27 inch Dress ginghams and 32 inch shirtlng madras in a full range of plaids, fine close weave, good weight, regularly 33c and 45ec, :. :. ....- 29c a yd-
 36 inch linen finish suit ing in old rose, navy, reseda green, wisteria and white, Reg. 52c = .. 3SG a yard regularly soc a yd.
 30 inch plain color Flax om," fine sheer quality for waists dresses and chil- ] dren's wear, launders beauti- fully, regularly 5Oc,
 -. :. :. :. :. 29G a yd,
 40 inch plain color Voiles, fancy voiles and silk and cotton crepe and fancy tus- sah, slightly imperfect, worth up to 59c a yd., 29c
 32 inch Dress Ginghams in a full range of beautiful plaids. plain colors and stripes, regularly Soc
 :. :. 39c a yard
 White Goods
 E0 ;oob fine criSn o11aIitV
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19

DO"-Ol 4IOS0 supporters heavy webbing, regularly l2 1-2c :. :. :. :. :. LOG
 Hair Nets, white and gray, made of real hair, cap shape, regularly 25c :. :. :. 19c
 Hair Pin cabinets of as sorted sizes, wire hair pins, regularly 10c :. .. .. Sc
 Darning Cotton, black, white and tan, regularly 5c, :. :. .. .. .. 3 for 12C
 Hair Nets, cap, shape, made 1ade of human na-r, browns and black, regularly 15e
 .... .. .. .. .. 3 for 3SC
 Dress Fasteners, black and white, assorted sizes, regu- larly 5o :. :. :. Be a dozen
 Hooks and eyes, black and white in assorted sizes, reg ularly 5c .. .... Be a card
 Upholstery
 Felt Base floor covering, regularly 59e sq. yd. 39C
 Carpet Rugs 9x1S s1ze, reg ularly $25.0O value, sold in strips 27 in X 12 1t.
 .,.. = :. :. S4.OO each
 Carpet samples, various sizes, mostly 27 inches wide, =. .. .. 39C a yd.
 Odd lot of rug borders, i'm .tation wood grain, 24x55 in., - :. 39C a yd.
 f 1-2 x4 1-2 feet felt base rugs, worth $1.75 89c each
 Odd window shades, vari- ous widths and lengths, not many of a color, but many hundred in the lot, values to S1.25 = :. :. .. A5C each
 Slightly imperfect shelf oil cloth, in white only,
 :. Sc a yd.
 Curtain scrim with fancy border, various lengths up to i2 yds. sold by the lengths, l5c value .. .. 12hc l9c value 15C 25c value =. .. .. .. I9G 39c value .. .. .. .. 26n
 Odd lots of fine quality, fancy bordered Scrim and Marquisette, also figured Madras, regularly 59c to 75c good :. :. .... A3c a yd.
 Odd lots of good quality Cretonne, 27 inches, regular 36c .. :. .. :. .. .. 25C
 Fine quality Cretonne, value 75c and 89c short lengths :. :. :. :. G9C yd. Cretonne in small pieces, 1-4 to 3-4 yds. in pieces, 5Oc quality .. :. :. :. Sc each Odd pairs of curtains, some slightly soiled, 2, 3 and 4 pairs in lots, If off regular price.
 Dark colored Madras or over draperies, Green, Blue, Rose and Brown, regularly S1.5O :. :. S1 19 a yd-
 Mems Furnishings Mems Khaki shirts with l collar attached, regularly $l.50, all sizes Sl. .G5 Special lot of mems white negligee shirts, assortment of soisette and madras, slightly imperfect .. .. :. S1 ,95
 Special assortment of mems coIored negligee shirts, soft cuffs, all sizes $2.65 to $500 quality, slight ly imperfect .. :. S2, 1E
 Odd lot of mems soft cuff shirts, regularly $1.95,
 .. :. -. .. Sl- -GE | Mems lisle hose, Black, Navy, Smoke, double heel and toe, regularly 27c, &3c
 Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, ankle and knee | length drawers, short sleeves regularly sI,oO :. 9Qe | Mems Union Suits, / shori sleeves, ankle length, reeu- ! lar S1 .0O 2S SA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19

OdELGiS, EGS SuIdE1y OCC, ZC
 Gloves
 Ghildren's silk gloves, ? clasp, double tip fingers, grey only, regularly 79c, .. .. S5C G[I lot of chamoisette gloves, regular 79c .. CSC Odd lots of Chamoisette gloves, sizes 6, ' 1-2, 8, 8 1-2 only, regularly S1.0O, 79C
 Ladies' Slipon Chamoisette Gauntlets, not all sizes, reg ularly s2.45 =. :. S1.69
 Clip-on gauntlets, white and pongee, sizes 6 and 8 only, regularly s1.25, 89c
 Silk slipon gaunt1ets, white and grey, odd sizes, regularly S1.69 =. &1. go
 Special lot of Women's Lambskin gloves s. 165
 Shoes
 Women's dark tan and black Kid lace oxfords, mill tary heel, (sizes from 9 1-2 to 8), worth $4.5O, S3- -99
 Women's white canvas and new buck lace oxfords, mil itary heel (not all sizes), worth s4.O0-s4.5O, S3.19
 Women's patent tan Pumps, gun metal, tan and viei oxfords, broken sizes, wirth $500 and $500
 .... .. .. .. .. :. S4,29 Women's black and lace boots, broken sizes, worth &.5O, $500 and $500
 .... :. .. .. S3,89 Growing Girls white can | vas button boots, worth $500 -(sizes from 2 1-2 to ?, :. .. S1 95
 Misses and Children's white canvas lace shoe, sizes 8 1-2 to II and II 1-2 to 2, worth $2.5O and &.75
 .. e. .. S2-15
 Misses and Children's white new buck lace shoes. Krone sole, worth $3.5O,- (sizes 8 to II and fl 1-2 to 2( .. .. .. :. .. S1 -9S Misses Patent leather Mary Jane Pumps, worth S2.5O- Slightly factory damaged) .. :. S1 .95
 Ready-tO-Wear
 Boston Maid house dresses, worth $2.25 .. =. S1.85 <; Boston Maid house dress es, worth $2.5O ... S2. 19
 Boston Maid house dresses, worth $2.95 .. =. S2 ,55
 Children's white middy skirts, regularly $1.35,
 .. .. S5C Children's sweaters, were &-25, $4.95 and $500,
 ..,.. :. = :. :. S2.95 | Women's F1annelette Xii monas, reg. $1,35 =. 95C
 Children's guaranteed Rain capes in navy, were $2.95,
 .. :. :. - S2. .25 i Voile Waists in all sizes, wide variety of styles, mostly all white, worth 1925
 ... .. .. -... :. S1 .9S
 Voile Wash Dresses, va riety of good colors and pat terms. Special :. S3.25
 Stripe Percale aists, elastic bottom, guaranteed fast color :. .. :. .. .. =. .. 98c Neckwear and Yelling
 Sample neckwear at
 ...... .. 25C and 48C All new styles, clean and fresh, in lace points, large lace collars, organdie net in round and square styles, also collar and cuff sets, in many styles to select from, worth 1 Soc to $1.OO,
 ..... :. 25c and 4SC
 Slightly soiled and muss- ed neckwear, also boudoir cans all good styles, worth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19
Under MusliIls and Children's Wear

VI DS o1A4Cd CS4AN 6oSASAs
 ularly 21c and 25c ;. 15c
 Women's drawers - clos
 ed or open, good muslin,
 embroidery trimmed, regu-
 lar 59c and 63c ..... soc
 Women's drawers of good
 heavy muslin, pin tucl1s and
 embroidery, regular 79c,
 :. :. CSC
 Combinations of fine nain-
 sock, fine embroidery, reg
 ularly $1.25 :. :. S1.1O
 Bungalow aprons of fine
 percale, full sizes, regular
 $1.50 .. .. :. :. S1 19
 Bungalow aprons, elastic
 belt, large pockets, fine per
 cale, good assortment of
 patterns, regular $1.95,
 .. S1 so
 Gingham aprons, with and
 without bib, plain and with
 ruffle, regular 75c .. CSC
 Children's rompers of good
 chambray, in pink only,
 Special .. :. .. .. .. 85C s. & M. Go. wear well Corsets of good wearing
 quality, sizes 22 to 28, :. ;. :. :. ... :. S1.OO Lace and EmbrOideries Salesmens samples of lace, embroideries, net and trimmings, hundreds of diff ferent things to select from, your choice at
 :. Sc and 1Oc a pc. Filet laces in a wide as sortment of patterns, in all good widths, regularly 12 1-2c :. , 1Oc yard Good quality embroidery edgings in various widths, { regularly 12 1-2c, aOc yd, Camisole embroidery in nice widths, good assort- ment of patterns, regularly 29c .. :. :. :. 19c yard Ribbons and Handkerchiefs All silk hair bow, bag and sash ribbon, in a full range of colors in moire, floral, checks, plaids, heavy qual- ity, regular 45c and 5Oc, :. = :. :: .. >39G a yard Ladies' fine lawn 6andker- chiefs, with corded border, good size, regular 10c .. :. :. .. :. 7c each
 Ladies' handkerchiefs, 6 in a box, initial in white and colored grounds, fine qual- ity, regular 75c a box
 .... :. :. :: g9c a box Boy Scout Khaki handker- S chiefs, large size, good quail E ity, regular 35c, 19C each Mems handkerchiefs, good 5 heavy quality cotton, nice B size, regularly 12 1-2c and B 15c, .. .. :. :. 90C each 5 Art Goods
 E Pillow cases, stamped in floral, French knot and eye 5 let designs, regularly 1925, 3 .. .. :. :. S1 s95 a pair 5 Stamped Night Gowns, va 5 rious floral designs-ready 5 made, Special .. Sf -30 ! Huck Towels, hemstitched, 5 stamped in neat designs E regularly $1.OO .. =. 93c 5 Scarfs, Centers, Pillow 3 Tops, hand embroidered, dis B play pieces, some are slight E ly soiled, 1-3 to 4-2 off regu- E lar price.
 Silk Cordonnet Crochet
 Cotton, white and colors, IH regular 15c each,
 B :. .. .. :. ? balls G5C .s Infants Dresses stamped in dainty floral designs, sizes .s 1-2 :. .. :. :. 83C IS Table Linens, Spreads, E Sheets, Sheeting and sK Towels
 ss Hemstitched mercerizeC sK table cloths, heavy quality sH fine in weave and assorted sS patterns, regular $2-50, SA .. .. :. :. S1 ,9S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19

soft quality, excellent for making under garments, reg ularly soc a yd. 39c a yd.
 36 inch white Gabardine, fine mercerized finish, just the thing for separate skirts and children's wear, ? 1-2 to 10 yd lengths, worth up to 75c .. :. .. :. A5C a yd.
 Flesh color figured Ba- <tiste and 36 and 70 inch fancy voiles, these are excel lent values, regularly 45c to 59c .. .. .. 99G a yd.
 Odds and ends of white and colored wash goods in various weaves, in 1 to 5 yd. lengths .. :. 1Oc a yd. Wonnen's & ChiIdren's
 Hosiery
 Women's fibre silk hose, double heel and toe, scanned back, very slightly imper- feet, cordovan and grey,
 .. .. :. :. S1 co a pr.
 Women's fibre silk hose, with out seam, double heel and toe, colors pearl, medium grey, light blue, pink or white :. .. :. .. soc pr.
 Women mercerized iIsIe nose, scanned DacH, double neel aild toe, slightly imper- -ect, black only SUc a pr. Ghildren's fine collon hose, very sIi"htly imperfect, black or cordovan, sizes G. , 1-2 :. ...... 39C a pr. Infants hose, fine cotton rib, white only, slightly i'm perfect, sizes 4-6 1-2,
 =. :. ..-.. .. 15C a pr. Women's fine cotton rib vests, low neck. no sleeves, sizes 36 to 38 :. 21C each Boys summer union suits, high neck, short sleeves. knee length, perfect goods. sizes 6 to 16 .. E0c each
 Girls summer union suits, low neck, no sleeves. lace or cuff knee, not all sizes, :. .. :. :. .. AgC each | Toilet Goods
 Toilet Paper, oz. rolls, the usual DC size,
 ... :. .. :. ' rolls 2Sc Absorbent cotton, 16 oz. rolls, good grade :. AOG Hydrogen of Peroxide, 16 oz. bottles, regularly 18c,
 :. .. :. :. :. :. . 1SC
 Witch Hazel, full strength, i5 percent alcohol, regular 1 ~oC &1 C.
 Oriental Peroxide Cream, a non-greasy skin cream, reg ularly 25c :. .... l9C
 Tooth Brushes, an odd lot, many styles,
 :. :. :. aee-3 for 25~
 Toilet Soap, old fashioned Buttermilk. 3 cakes to box, regularly 25c box .. 2dC JeWelry
 | Assorted lots of Bar Pins. Brooch Pins, Cuff Pins, Col lar Pins, in plain or engrav- I ed designs, some with stone settings, regularly 25c and ''S Necklace of coiored BeSds, 35 S E in various colors, and metal chains with colored beads regularly 25c :. :. .. 19C l Necklace of Pearl Beads, in | long chain style-54 inch long, regularly 9Sc .. 79C 1 Bar Pins of white metal with white stones, in vari- ous designs, regularly 59c
 .. .. .. :. .. .. .. AYG
 Side combs and back combs in shell and amber color extra heavy quality regularly 39c and 50c.
 .. GS F'
 Notions
 Safety Pins, nickle finish assorted sizes. re0ularlv 10c ZN A dnzer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19
White Goods

70 inch, fine crisp quality voile, excellent for waist and dresses, regularly Soc, :. :. :. 99C a yard
 32 and 36 inch white ma dras in stripes and figures. excellent merceriZed quality, regular 39c and Soc,
 ... .. :. 35c a yard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19

POLICY 
 
  at this sale Remember Tuesday the day83o the time
Evening star., 1920-02-11
THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1920

gineers' replacement troops: Mrs. W.
J. Opperman, 21st street northeast.
care OF Mrs. J. T. Kidd.
Leo J. Osborne. private. first class.
Anna Osborne. 343 11th street north
east.
Thomas O'Toole. private. c. 14th Ma
chine Gun Battalion: Mrs. Anna
OTooie. 118 street southeast
Douglas w. Pate, private. c. 115th
Pate. 1O3 I'd street northeast
Howard II. Morrow, private. F. 115th
Infantry: Mrs. Grace A. Payne, ss7
Kenyon get northwest.
Griffin Payne. private c. B72d In
fantrsi Kate Payne. sess 10th street
northwest.
J"aeph Peluzzo. private. F. G2sth
Infantryi Mrs. Cesara pelusse. e1ah
Quincy street.
Claude w. Pogue sergeant. Rani-
tary detachment, 572d Infantry; Mrs,
Mary j. Pogue, 416 5sth street north
east.
William o. Quesenberry. private
Company, G. 15oth Infantry. Mrs
Gladys II: Quesenberry. 1900 NJ street
northwest.
william T. Kelley. private. Com
pany A. 12Gth Infantry: Mrs. Arde-
MIA A. Reiley, 1127 Il street south
east.
ialpn W. ReHnGk. corporal. Com.
pany NJ. !7th Infahtry: Mrs. Ida May
, l;ennick. G37 1st street northwest
Charles a. Turner. private. Com
pany b. 304th Labor Burenu; Daniel
Rogers. 3501 Newark street north
west.
Warner M. Rodgers. bugler. Com
pany r. 162d Infantry: Mrs. Henry
Rogers. 1907 23d street northwest
Joseph Budd. private. Company l.
312th Infantry: Ethel Rubin. 225 Nor
gan street.
Robert Rush. private. Company B
145th Infantry; John l.. Rush. sta
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! tion H. r. No. 1. Anacostia. D. G.
Ferdinand Sauers. private. 30tth
Labor Battalion; Joseph Sauers, 1922
18th street.
Henry H. Scott. corporal. Machine
Gun Company. 372d infantry: Flor
ence Scott. 1922 street.
Richard McA. Shamley. private.
Company G. 372d Infantry: Fannie
Shamley. 1926 18th street northw est.
Robert L. Shepherd. private. Med
ical Detachment. 320th Infantry
east.
Terry Small. private. Company X,
18TH Infantry: Robert Small. 1914 T
street northwest
{ William +. Smith. private. Company
\ G0sth lone Infantry Mrs. Cath
crime Smith. 5 baltimore street
Ernest s. Smith private Company
A. eGsth Infantry: Mrs. Elmlha c.
Smith. Washington. ID. G.
Israel Smith. corporal. military mis-
sion. Berlin; Mrs. Z. Smith as r street
northeast
Maurice b. Snyder. corporal. Com
; pany F. 115th Infantry; Bradley A
Snyder. 1344 street northwest.
Norman H. Sonneman. private. Com
pany L. 16sth Infantry; Clara Some
| man. 3703 Grant road. Tenleytown.
Henry c. Spengler; Mrs John Speng-
ler. 1914 Euclid street northwest.
Edwin NJ. stanton. sergeant. Com
| pany /. 61st Infantry: Sophy L. STAN
ton, 1C2S 21st street.
George f. Stewart. private. Com
, pany d. 312th Machine Gun Battalion;
Theodore Stewart, Congress Heights
! William G. Toone. private. S16th
Ambulance Company; Joseph +. Toone
ST.. COG 5th street northwest.
George J. Trane, private. Comps
! I. 520th Infantry: George ]. Trane
Washington Hotels for Governme nj
Workers.
John e. Utterback. corporal. Com
pany d, list Gas Regiment; Mrs. Fran
Evening star., 1920-02-11

c. 315th Infantry. Michael N. Mallus,
SOS ~ street southwest.
George Baldwin Mccoy Justice
Walter l. Mccoy. the Wyoming.
Company c: l17th Field Battalion. Sig
nal Corps, Charles ". Macdonald, S2s
North Capitol street.
George r. Mcdonald. private. Com
pany c. 10th Field Signal battalion.
Mani NJ. Mcdonald. the Portner.
fantry. Mrs. Alice Medley. 1910 9th
, street southeast.
Robert E. Ms'nekheim. private. Bat
terry +. aa1st Field Artillery, Mrs.
Margaret MeineAheIin. 11s6 aoth
street northwest.
D. 111th Infantry, Emma Miller. .:4l
lst street.
Harry Thurman Miller. privatr. et,,
Company. list Air Eervice, mechanic.
Truman H. Miller. 2sap q street
southeast.
Leonard r. Mi,lican. sergeant. Com
pany h. 102d Machine Gun Battalion.
Wrjl-e.i Ml,l.can. 624 Kennedy
street northwest.
samue, Moore. .priva:' Company c.
sosth Hlonecr Infantry, Rosaoelio
Moore. wnshinston. d. G. 49,.
class. Company A. 812th Machine Gun
Battalion. Mr.. David Mushekian.
1919 H street northwest.
Mart Francis, Myers. private: 104th
Mobile Repair shop, ordnance depart
ment. James A. Myers. 1870 street
northwest. .>
Charles 8. Weaver. private. Machine
Gun Company. 12Sth Infantry: Ethel
8. Mock. 1l2s New Hampshire avenue
Seymour. Nottingham. private. X,
cad Infantry: Edwin F. Nottingham
l21 18th street northeast
David T. O'Connel. private. F. 23d
Infantry: Miss Elizabeth r. O'Connel
1890 w street northeast.
william J. Opperman. corporal. en-
Evening star., 1920-02-11

Catherine T. Geddes. 1912 North Caro-
lima avenue northeast.
Ernest !. Gillen. private. Headquar-
ters s0Sth Pioneer Infantry; A1exan-
Walter 4. Goddard. sergeant. !. 18th
Infantry: Miss H. F. Goddard. Hotel
stratford.
Frank Gordon. private, A. s73d In
fantry; Mrs. Harriet Gordon. 21aS
Newport place northwest.
John D. Green. private. x. s12d In
fantry: Mrs. Caroline Green. 1908 Lou
den court southeast.
Donald r. Green. sergeant. Battery
f, 18th Field Artillery: Mrs. l.. N.
Green. 1108 Columbia road.
! Benjamin J. Griswold. army field
Mary e. Greene. f%6a W street.
Sherman r. Greene. private. frst
class D. 105th Machine Gun Battalion:
! Mrs sallie F.. Griswold. 1889 Emerson
street northeast.
James F. Hagan. corporal. F. 18th
Field Artillery; Mira. Martha c. Hagan.
122S Chester street Doutheast.
Mark Hardin. corporal. HeadQuar-
tiers Company, 21st Engineers: Dr.
Bernard L. Hardin. 1a11 Connecticut
avenue.
John A. Havener. coo'. s1eth Aerial
Squadron: Martha a. Havener. SOTO
Conduit road.
Harry w. Hawes. private. NJ. csd In
fantry; Mrs. Florence Halves. 32s 18th
street southwest.
James Douglas Holland. corporal.
Motor Transport Corps: c. D. Holland,
1873 r, apartment 3.
Claude Holley. private. B. S17th In
fantry:- Mrs. Catherine Holly. eo7
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Mathew Holmes. priv ..e. Battery F.
34Sth Field Artillery: Mrs. Susan ].
Holmes. 1919 18th street southeast.
Wallace F. Howard. corporal. H.
Howard. 421 G street northwest
Harvey Reginald Humphries. pri-
vate. F. 18TH Infantry; Anna r
Humphries, 3os Woodward building.
John A. Kendall. private. Company
I. 326th Infantry. Mrs. Annie A. Ken
dali. 703 Rhode Island avenue north
west
William c. Keyer. private. Battery
F. s5oth Field Artillery; Mabel Keyer.
S34 O street northwest.
William G. Kidd. private. Pontoon
Company. 29th Engineers: Julia Agnes
Kidd. 6ss NJ street southeast.
Allen L. Kidwell. sergeant. Company
A. 312th Machine Gun Battalion. Mrs.
Emma Kidwell. BIO woodley road.
Paul G. Kimban. private. Medical
Detachment. 39th Infantry; Jessie G.
Kimball. 30S Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
Rolph c. King. private. Company c.
6th Engineers: Mrs. Annie King, 1850
AZ street southwest.
Maurice Keplinger. sergeant. 108th
Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop: Stella
LeFeore. 1920 Newton street.
Kenneth Lewis. private, Medical De-
partment. 372d Infantry: Mrs. Hattie
B. Lewis. zoos 18th street northwest
John Lewis. corporal. Company M.
41th Infantry: John Lewis, 40O8 7th
street northwest.
John ]. Loulan. private, first class.
replacement troops: John T. Loulan,
1881 Morse street northeast.
Norman A. Loveless. private, Com
pany B, 312th Machine Gun Battalion;
George A: Loveless, Ill varnum
street northwest
Joseph Lovings. corporal. Company
F. S0Sth Pioneer Infantry: Bertha E.
Lovings. 1922 " street northwest.
George MaEruder. private. Company
e. 36Sth Infantry. Mrs. Millie Ma
gruder, 129 Pierce street
Maurice ]. Mahoney. wagner.
Company E. s1sth Engineers. Mrs.
James B. Mahoney. 141 1st street
northwest
Maurice F. Mahoney. private. Ma
chine Gun Company. s72d Infantry.
Rosa Mahoney. 1900 18th street.
James N. MaIlns. nrivate. Comnapv
Evening star., 1920-02-11

ces Utterback. 1887 14th street north
west.
Norval vermillion. private. Com
pany b, 1O1st Infantry; Howard Yer
million, police headquarters. Wash
ington, ID. G..
B. 372d Infantry; Mrs. Dora Vinson.
1865 21st street northwest.
William Chopper Wade. private. first
class. Company l.. 125th Infantry.
William H. Wade. 1921 Sth street
northwest.
Stuart Walcott: DIR. Charles ID. Wal
cott 1743 22d street
Leonard Waldman. private. Head
quarters Company. 64th Infantry:
John Wn'iman. ri New York avenue
Louis walker. private. Company b.
31od lnfantr%: Mrr. Lizzie Walker. 603
W street northwest.
Henry 7, Collision. wagner. Head
quarters Company. 134th Machine
Gun battalion: Mrs. Hattie G. Wal
lace. S22 18th street northwest
Hillary Washington. private. Com
pany A. 5S5th Engineers: Mary T..
Washington. 2oe l. street southeast.
James II. Coleman. private. Head
quarters Company. S0Sth Pioneer In
fantry: Mrs. Sarah Watson. 1919 Sd
street southwest.
Carl II. Weber, sergeant. HeadQuar-
ters Detachment. 35th Coast Artillery;
Mrs. Bessie Martell Weber. 303. the
, Plaza apartment.
Albert White. cook. Company A.
112th Engineers; Mrs Elusaket White
700 9Th Street southeast.
Laurence o. Wilkins. private. "0lst
Ice Plant Company; Frank G. Wilkins,
Congressional apartments
Robert L. Willingham. mechanic
Camp Hospital 50: Mrs. A. NJ. Willing
ham. 16O Bryant street northwest
Harry V. Wilson, private, Company
G. 125th Infantry; Sue II. Wilson, sos
Sd street northwest.
Carl A. Woline, master engineer
Evening star., 1920-02-11

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THE BLOOD
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! to Other Germs
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