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early yesterday morning, tripped and fell,
badly spraining her ankle.
Miss Nora Hill, Seaford trained nurse,
was married, Monday night, to Charles
Walls, at the Methodist Protestant par
sonage, Rev. B. f. Ruley, officiating
They will reside in North Seaford.
Charles Boyce of Dayton, Ohio, is
here for several days with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Collision and son,
Huston, of Baltimore, Nd, are visiting g
Mrs. Collisions parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Huston, West Seaford.
Mrs. Otis Ellis is quite Ill at her home
in West Seaford, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Joseph Fl. Cox entertained the
Sewing Circle at her home on High street,
Tuesday evening.
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CTAYMONT NEWS.

of the Ursuline Academy gave two delight
full readings
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Claymont, Oct. 15.--Fnnk Nostor,
superintendent of tho Texas oil plants,
sails for Belgium, October %, to take charge
of the roconstructing of the Texas oil
plant there, which had been ruined during
the war
Mrs. G. w. Rexamer Of Claymont Is
i'll in Philadelphia hospital.
Mrs. r. Quinn, of Coatsville, Pa, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles
Quinn of Worthland
Mrs. McMinn of Worthland, who is
in the Methodist Hospital Of Philadelphia,
is improving and expects TO be home in
two weeks.
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Mt Calvert agricultural high; Miss
Nellie Mackey, assistant Mt Proyidence !;
Miss Annabel Martin, assistant Mt Cecil
ton; Miss Rhetta Laws, principal Of North
East colorcd school.
An oil portrait OF Former Postm aster-
General John A. J. Cresyell, who was a
member Of the Cecil county bar, has been
hung in the county court room.
Elkton high school football team open
cd its season, yesterday, aud defeated the
West End Athletic team, to o.
J. Leedom Scarborough has sold his
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Hazel Il. Frsemau ~ Newark, Del. ADD
George r. Wilkins Of Lasdcnburg. Pa.
and Ada Roy of Singshy's, Nd
JOSEPH Grant, c,lorsi, arrrstei an he
charge Of trespassing on the Pennsdylnis
Rtlrohd az Perryyilie, va seutenced -
Elkton ja,l for thirty days
Wes. Nottingham Cra nge has dosiynsi,
ed October 20 ~ the day f0f The ANNA
comm unity show.
A Teacher Institute rill b. helf r
Eikton, NOvenbsr =
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ACORN CLUB MEETING.

Seaford, Oct 15-Tuesday afternoon
ats O. clock the Acorn Club held It's regular
business meeting, the president, Mrs
il. NJ. Manning, presiding. At the con-
clusion of the business, Mrs. ". S. Morse
took charge and gave an interesting en-
tertainment on "Travel."
Mrs. Monroe Adams spoke Of her trip
TO South America, and Mrs Morse, who
has Travelled extensively through Europe,
illustrated her talk with stereoptlcan slides
showing scenes IN Italy and other coun-
tries.
The club viii not hold It's regular meet
ing next Tuesday afternoon, as the Citi-
zenship Schools will use the clubroorn for
sessions, afternoon and evening, on Mon
dry, Tuesday and Wednesday, October,
IS, 10 and 20 All are invited to attend
these meetings.
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Tho patrouesees are: Mrs. Bertha Pierce
and Mrs. Charles Schrader Of Chymont,
Mrs. Gladys W. Rice and Mrs. III. Il.
Wolcott of Holly Oak, Mrs. J. Eaton,
Mrs. u. Nj. Ocholtreo and Mrs. /. Rutan,
OF Bellefonto and Mrs. John w Rodmilc
Of Wilmington.
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BELMONT SOCIAL CLUB.

Caymont, Oct. 15.-Belmont social
club admitted three now members at ifs
last meeting. The Club holds its first
dance of the season in the Green Lantern
this evening. This will be masked dance.
The committee III charge aro: Miss Elonoro
Redmilo, chairman; Rachel Eaton, Ruth
Ocheltroe, Samuel McSorlcy and Once
WolCoft
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farm near Pleasant Hill To e. Roy Pugh :,
Of Virginia. DIR. Gordon Potter has sold
his farm near singerly's TO .Joseph Devo-
rak Of Texp.
j. Dslmar Curry has resigned ~ chief
engineer on the steamship Lake and In
spending a few weeks with his mpthcr A.
Chesapeake City.
State Superintendent Of Education Albert
>. Cook is spending tbs week visiting the
schools throughout Cecil county.
Marriage licenses were issued IN Fix
ton, yesterday, To Walter o. Kendall and
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YEAR OLD
STOMACH COUGH
Stopped by Chasco-Vin

Tor one whole year ! was troubled
with bad stomach cough that Just raekod
me terribly. In fact, il Just got on my
nerve.
u doctored right along, but nothing
reached the spot until | took Chasco-
Vm. A half a bottle stopped it and now
when 10 occasionally comes back / take two
or three doses and it fixes me right up
again. It sure IS great medicine"
John ID. Middleton,
425 Clinton street,
Camden, n. j.
Chasco-Vin not only relieves chronic
coughs and colds Of all kinds, but in its
strength-creating properties it acts rs an
appetizer and body-builder too Equally
good for young and old
Because Of the wonderful results report
ed by users Of Chasco-Yin, the local
agency, EckeFd's Cut-Rate, adds its per-
sonal recommendation too. Call at Eek
eds, 50S Market street, and as. about it.
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EXCHANGE THE
BIC PROBLEM

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Events OF the
last week disturbed tho financial ana
commodity markets and little more tnsn
mr. derate recovery from this crisis IN
the international credit situation may,
be expected In the near future. .
The many conflicting economic ele-
ments involved in any effort TO eNect
even ,psrtial sterilization or toreiSn
exchange present inSuperaole dlrhcu!t!eS
In the opinion Of expert observers, WITH
out world wide financial and industrlaI
cooperation.
There Is reason 70 believe. however
that conferences Of foremost inter
national banking interests are likely 10
be held either in London or Paris when
plans to brirG about order out OF exist
Ing chaos Will receive earnest consider
alton. Primarily tn" vIo!ent reaction In
stocks which caused many ieadlns
shares TO fail from 10 {" nearly NteS
noirts was directly connected with the
crash OF exchange. HIGHER rates Tor
call money. bank ac@ep;aaceS ana ni'T-
chants paper were the outcome 81 loah
Withdrawals L., b"rk~ herr. ana ~ other
reserve centres. l. IS generally agreed
that curtallw,Ut DO: rNo"rt credits. Nc
ccssitatiug Nl,r.lIr.al "rcrIn-S ~ trr-
sign bills WAS thu weakest point III the
financial structure.
In tn. E.rnr;t reversal Z was regard
ed as noteworthy thpt representatives
Industrial shares sustained "nF n"""r-
stn losses. Relative SteaGIu"SS was
shown by issues "f ia" steel and eGu'N-
ment companies which claim 20 have
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CLEWS' REVIEW


NEW YORK. Feb. Sin his weekly
review, Henry Clcws says:
efforts on tho part Of European
countries 70 attain n better degree OF
and cooperation on Tor
rIgn affairs and to include in tho l."aEu"
Of Nations. even from the very nrH.h,
ming, q representative Of tho lnltrd
States. have been tho most helpful fca-
ture Of tho past week IN foreign AFFAIRS
At home the best indication of returning
rOrmallty has been the evident DISPOSE
ton on the part OF tho Congressional
cunfcrccs 70 reach moderately sat
isfactory understanding on the railroad
measure. Coupled with the latter dis
position, tho growth OF an Inclination
and TO arrive at some agreement has
heen at least q favorable symptom in
tho economic political situation. The
good Indications afforded Ivy this fhrtor
have been IN somo measure strengthened
nv publication OF semi-Offio!al state
ments OF opinion abroad to tn" effect
that the reservations already suggested
IN connection with the treaty would Z"
satisfactory TO tho British authorities.
There has been little onset T." the
prospect Of peace aErcemcnt h"id out
bv tho latter developments in the fact
that this concIliatory disposition abroad
has seemed 70 create an obstinate IN
cIination in tho minds of some Ameri-
can officials not 10 assent TO tho mod'-
fed basis thus supported by good au-
thoritics 1t Is however too carly as
vet 10 sive weight 10 these cross cur
rents Of intrigue. What Is apparent -
that there Is steady. II slow. progress
toward peace settlement. and that
some adjustment in tho comparatively
carly future may apparently be arrived
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January was more than 100000 tonS
and heavier than In any on" month since
last March. February Will likely see n
considerable decline.
Copper has be"n quiet. Export husi-
ness Is at standStill and domestic ~"n-
>uuIcrS n" covered for the time being
Dealers have been selling small lots al
from IS. To lS%. cents and III" produc-
ers arc offering first. quarter az ~
cents and second quarter at lS"4 TO l?i%
cents. The tone Of tho market iS'"nsY.
Lead is in fair demand hut not frec-
w offered 1t ~. consumed as fast az
produced and the out turn as faSt as
creasug. Tho tone IS strong.
Foreign demand for zinc has stopped
and domestic consumption Is light. The
market has been steadily declining and
IS easy. Demand of late has been most
ly between dealers.
Tin also has been steadily declining
without regard TO London. The weak
ness has been caused by tho drop In "N-
change and anxiety Of holders 10 rca'Ize'
Antlnl"ny continues strong and active
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; THE THEATRES
DIXON'S BIG REVIEW

! Burlesque IS monarch of the stage
| nowadays Today Henry +. Dixon and
| his big Review" will advance standing
room at premium at the popular Court
| theatre Ample warrant for the aSsInnp-
| ton Of such fruitious cognomen IS to
| be found in the facts. figures and wit.
t.cism. dancing and high kicking. etc. Of
this bevy OF mirth making burlesquers
! Every artist taking part Is star. not
/ q saetillte, including such we'll known
! artists as Harry (Hickey) lie Van. Mel
lie Greenwood. Claire Devine. Billy Col
/ ton, Jean barrow, Lettie Bolles. and
Bob Gilbert.
/ Harry (Hickey) 10 Van IS a comedian
who does not resort 10 the methods Of
others. Everything is strictly origina!
; with him. This may be the principal
| reason for his enormous success lie
needs no Introduction TO Wheeling aud
! fences having won his way to the TOP
OF the profession by real talcnt aud
! ability.
| Miss Claire Devine IS we'll qualified 10
! play the Prima Donna role, nature hav
| ing gifted her with n beautiful face,
I ngure as sypetrical as the Venus do
, Milo, a natural stage presence and an
! airy fairy style OF showing latent
! charms.
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IRON REVIEW
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Thcre are large

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Thcre are large
accumulat!onS Of finished steel Mt the
mills which are taxing storage capacity
10 the limit because there are no ears
to move them. Because Of this conscs-
ton and car ShOtagc. production Is cur
tailed. independents no longer make
any attempt to conform TO the o!d
schedule and prices for scmilfinishSd
and finished products arc rapidly ad-
vanCing. The mills, however. arc so
heavily sold that 1t is difficult to place
orders ut any price. Many large CON
sumerS do not care 10 commit them
selves I" their own customers beyond
the second quarter because Of the I'M
certainty OF steel. Structural material,
harS. sheets. plates and wire products
are considerably short OF requirements.
After 4 period of remarkable activity.
iron is again quiet. The furnaces have
virtually nothing 10 offer for The Soc
nrd quarter and are we'll sold for the
second half. Many have withdrawn from
the market. Others have hccn forced
to bank for lack Of coal and coke.
Foundry iron has advanced 81 and -
within the week. Production during
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itInr friends in North Warwood. has re-
Il I.--.. lL..LL

turned To her home.
,.,, -. C,,t,, b,. r,,urned ,o his
Nt"' ir@ ~, 'i,'y, ta,rnn.Hrg , shurt
t Iot'tI ~ -.
-, ~ u'rr,,, ,,r t'r,,irr Wa,-
,n',d Inf, vrs,Irnny for baltimore. Mu.,
whsro >br will s,rrud several day, w.
mn,Ic ,n | Ini.,tv,s
''T Is ~ y W,,i-,r ,ynn has been ~
,or iho na.t w',.rE a, bis home On Sin
icr,ih street * nhl, To- be- Out.
L",y,pI I;,n,rII = III ~ h- h"nc ON
Twrnti,rh stree, with an alttrK "i tn"
lM'h'i''h S't'''' WIN "''
e'hp, ,o,,,,, ,.r GAINESVILLE Is sprnd-
inS % srycrai ', DAYS IA N. Hur,n End >r,'..
ims' tr,,nGs
b., l., !, ,.,rs,,, hos r,.ruri,rd t. h..'
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FOUR WEEK MISSION
BEGINS ON FEB. Y

H,rmnme on SUNDAY. f"hrH2ry
The rpcnGng Of Lent. th"rr VIII ne
mis,,.n conducted at -. Joseph -"
ih.driI. which viii continue Tor l"n'
weeks. rnndu,'-d ~ Rev. j. II. S,rin-
hrunrr Rev WIN. l.. Curtain ana KEY
John a. Costello.
Tho schedule has hr"u arranged %
include instructions for ""In"n th'
first week. the SECOND week devoted :"
mon and tn" lwr concluding weeks
for the instruction of n"n-' athoilcS
AVID any Catholics who arc intcrrSte" III
continuing 'lr mission iilI IT. '!"!'
Mission masses and '"''ru'ii"n AZ
ard IN IT," morning. Rosary sermon
and Rcn",.r'iun IncmdInE conGr'Ga-
Iinnal singing viii II" -" general Fou-
,irc Of The mission s"rvir"s. TIL" CUES
ton Box. answers t. which VIII D"
read Ivy the priests IN "harS" OF 'h'
mission will -" al interesting feature
Father St"iuhrnuu"r and Father ''ur-
tain are sell huuwu here, Father St"ln-
hrunnsr having conducted IN" mission
rnur wears arn. FollwnE this h" was
rharla.n ar camp sherman. thHli""ih"'
q Cr~ two years. fath"; curtain r"'t-
Ju.,od the m:as.on given to The S"da.-
irv of ,hr H'rssrd Virgin Mary three
wears ago.
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The Chocolate Soldier "

Much interest is evidence in the list
Of principals who interpret the roles IN
THE Chocolate Soldier" which will DO
heard at the Court Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
! In this respect Manager Johnson as
! sured us too much cannot be said. FOR
| In the cities whore tho company has
! given the comic OPERA tho newspapers
commend II with particular emphasis.
Tho cast includes Ave that were IN
tho orig NAL New York cast at the time
/ It finished It's two year run at tho Cas-
! mo in New York. George Q,Donnell, III"
/ col. ropofr" Is undoubtedly tho most
! satisfying comedian that ever cssayrd
that part which he has played more
| than two thousand times.
The leading lady. Helena Morrcll. Ia"
"Nadina" OF the cast. is tho poSs"s>"r
ct 4 vuico OF exceptional beauty ana
flex!hility and In interposing H." diiri-
cut music which Oscar Straus has as
signed to the part. she is at her best.
The others OF the cast arc well known
operate artists. Seats now selling for
this guaranteed attraction.
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NARWOOD
WARWOOD BASKETBALL
TEAMS HAVE BIG WEEK

Warwood High school basketball
teams have q big schedule before them
this week. with three games. Of which
TWO will be played away from home
while one VIII he played on the local
floor. Several OF the players, both on
tho girls and boys tcamsh who have
been sick during the past week reported
Friday at school. so TINT practice Will
begin this afternoon with all old play
crs hack on the teams.
On Wednesday evening the local
teams Will journey to Wheeling Park.
where they will clash with the fast TIL
adclph!a High teams. On THURSDAY
they Will 20 10 Weirton. w. Va. 10 play
Wcirton High teams Will" on Friday
they will play Martins Ferry on the To-
cal floor
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Gus Hills Minstrels

Gus Hits big Minstrel Show. now
conceded TO be an. attraction without n
peer in it's particular line. viii hold
song. melody and revelry at the Court
theatre commencing Friday, February
-, with tho usual matinee Saturday.
Heading the company "f forty people
is George Wilson. recognized HS the best
minstrel before tho public. today. AS IL
purvcyor OF novelties. features and r"al
minstreIs James German stands In 4
class by himself.
Tho big show Is brand new IN every
detail and embraces all tho ingredients
OF burnt-cork comedy from tho days OF
It's incubation To- tho present time. Look
ont for the dAly street parade. II WI!
hc n hummer. Seats so on sal" WcdncS-
daY
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Thomas Mckee. young son vf DIR. ana
Mrs. w Is. Mckee. is csrIVuSlE Ill n
the home pt his parents on sixteenth
street. Young Mckee had complained
about 4 healing in his Gear and after an
examination by local physician II WIS
found that an operation would have -
he performed. This was done Friday.
II was reported late last evening tha;
hN WAS resting Il little better. YOUNG
Mexico was one OF the players or 'h'
WarwoOd foot ball team ami has largo
circle OF friends who r"Er't his llln"s'
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Number Of Tenchers III.

Considnrabl" trouble is experienced At
the present time by III" superintendent
Of schools and board Of education on
account Of the number nt teachers bcin-;
i'll. Last week four teachers were of
which caused those that We're WORKING
to double and teach II number of grades
instead q" one. Several Of IN students
IN the high school have h"'u teaching
during the past couple days.
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Thimhle Reo 70 Meet.

The regular meeting "f ih' Thrmh.'
Re" club of Warwuod VIII l." h"Id lhI~
evening at the hUm" 90 Mr.. John j"l-
fcrS. Of RirhlaUl avenue. \""dl"wo"k
Will he thc principal prst!m" OF the
evening and at a sCas"unb!c hour re
freShmcntS will BE- served.
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Members Of the Il. II. NJ. club o. War.
wood. viii entertain u number OF thor
friends Wednesday evening with n f"-
aire part at tho Victoria theatre. Ai'"f
this the guests will hH uSECr"d to IN"
Hoge- Davis tea room Wh"r" they VIII b.
served with dainty r,iroshn"mtS.
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RrInfs md Persenals.

Louis Strnton. of Pittsburgh, is spend
INK several days visiting friends in This
city.
Mr.. Earl Jackson. Of IIellaire. is tho
guest of MI and Mrs. Casey, of Center
Wnrwuud
Nil, sarah Cots. of West Liberty.
who hus been spending several days Wis
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Services poorly Attended.

Roth morning and evening. as VOL ~
Sunday school, were very poorly attend
ed Yesterday at the local churches. This
IS due 70 the large amount OF sickness
in town at the present time. II Is
thought that IL tho sickness still con-
tinues or gets worse thu; the local
churches will have to be closed. ns w@s
done during lgIS. when the flu was so
had in this vicinity.
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series OF mission services VIII nc
conducted this week IT tn" Corpus
Christi church. Rev. J. II. Si"inbrum-
NOR. member Of the Ap"Stolatc Of the
archdiocese Of Cincinnati, ONO. Viii
have charge of the services. Rev. Stem
Drummer Is good talk"r ard n large
number are expected 10 attend tho scrv-
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Election Of Officers.

All members Of the Lov"laId NOlun-
t"rr Fire and Protection association RrH
requested 10 be on hand this evening AZ
their building, corner FfClh street ana
WarwuOd avenue At this tim" an cleo
tiou. Of officers for tn" ensuing year
VIII be- held. Several other importan'
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A spCCIaI SCr|,Cc WIZ TI'Td N"NI"fEN'
morning IN the Warwood Methodist
church for the Roy Scouts aud their
friends IN this Vicinity. Rev. Arthur
LHZcnky preached 4 very .u''r">'Iu"
sermon along tn" line Of IA" w"rk wh:rr
the Boy Scouts have don" in thus CON
munity since the organization was form
T1
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PROMOTION FOR DUvAL.

charles Duval, former chier Of the
pass bureau Of the t. & O.. railroad has
been promoted to chief "f the employ
ment bureau. Duval Is well known in
this city having OcEun ls connection
with the railroad hero III 1904 as Il
stcnographer. HIS advance has been
extraordinarily rapid.
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Closed Real Estate Deal.

urdnv afternoon when MIR. <. +. DUty
sold LIS property to Thomas J. M"'ann.
ON Twcnty-nrSt street. Mr.. Mccain
with his family will rcnov" into their
new residence on March LIST.
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WILLIAM BILLY" WELTY

Tho many friends nf William "EiIii,
W"'ty. fur many wears hSNoriaich Wih
th. lnhn : Wrliy & Sons Company. gro
rrrS has ..SurlaInd himself with II
liaIhit2rr & Sons stove and hardwar''
h,nar Nos, l050.IU5@ Market street.
vL.rc he v i'll u" pleased !" see ms many
rr,,udS He 5 one OF tn" most widely
I. nnwn business men Of the city.
CT Al NC
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
DIRECTORS MEET TODAY

The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF directors OF the Associated
Charities will be held Monday after.
noon at four o'clock In the Board or
Trade building.
Thu large amount Of sickness among
tho poor of the city is making unusual
demands upon the resources OF the So
ciety, the nurses and other welfare
workers being taxed to tho utmost, and
number OF Important matters must be
given attention at this meeting.
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cts calling for capacity produc

contracts calling for capacity prodnc-
tlon into tho years third quarter
New low records were made In tho
bond market, Liberty and Victory issues
yielding T. greatly enlarged "rerln"S
with several 81 the foreign war h"''-
tions. Railroad hu'.ds. especially those
OF speculative character. also weakened.
Evening star., 1920-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Ives l. Payton and Agnes NJ. Virgins.
Leo NJ. Hill and Margaret NJ. Chldress. botl
of Richmond, Va.
George W. Banks of Culpeper. Va. an'
Willie 2. Brooks of Warrenton, Va.
Joseph T. Harrison Of Seattle, Wash, ant
Mary D. Reid of this city.
Gordon b. Birrel and Marian F. Bowers.
George T. J. West and Grace NJ. Good.
Waymond A. Matthews and Beatrice Z
Bailey.
Theodor Pendleton and Augusta Lewis.
Leo Brandenburg and Florence G. Spittel
both Of Baltimore. Md.
Gordon Il. Bradley and Rena NJ. Lundell
German A. Charles of Pittsburgh, Pa, an'
Sarah A. Leach Of Texarkana. Tex.
Robert G. Chaplin and Lottie Walters, boti
Of Dunn Loring, Va.
| William Sherley and Carrie Henderson.
Richard +. Davis and Elsie NJ. Jones.
George A. Tate and Mary B. Goodman
both of Richmond, Va.
Aaron " Palmer of Harrisburg, Pa, an,
Ivy NJ. Luft of RSyalton. Pa.
Fred Pingel OF st. Louis, Mo-. and Edn;
f. Bryant of Mason, H.
Westley G.. Dean of Minneapolis, MINI.
and Claudine II. Frantz of this city.
Walter B. Reherd and Goldic l. Gehb. botl
of Stewartstown, Pa.
Evening star., 1920-03-01
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
Ulysses g. Winston, sc. 634 street south
west
Mary J. Mclaughlin, 81, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Effie b. Orrison. 61. Kalmia road.
Morris Pigett. -. o18 street northeast
william Dudley g. Children's Hospital.
Alice L. Clarke. "a. Garfield Hospital.
Henry Mink, 81, United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Franklin Johnston, 81, United States Naval
Hospital.
Frank Di Mise, IL months. POS 18th street.
Emanuel Pierce SO. 1910 Sth street.
Joseph Seweil. "a. Freedmen's Hospital.
James +. Spinks, months, 1920 South
Capitol street.