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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
.LEWES HANDLES GOODBYE |
LETTERS FROM STEAMERS
Pilotboat Mail Sometimes Swamps
Office; Mrs. Lofiand's Reap-
pointment Unopposed.
Special Corrrspontcucs, OF Every Evening


Irwcs. July 2s-Mrs. Fredonia =.
loiland in all probability will continue
AS Postmaster, a position she has hilcd
s,ncc 1916. Mention has not been mado IN
town of any political candidate, and IT
rrsts with the postal authorities as TO
who will conduct the postofhcc for four
Years 80 come. 4,
Before the Army base was Established
lcwcs had 3rd class postothcc, butthe
enormous amount mail handled soon
brought II into the second class An as
sistant postmaster and two clerks are now
cmplovcd. with one village carrier and
two rural delivery carriers.
A pcculiar feature of the service ron-
dcrcd Il that outbound ships leave any
where from 3 10 sacks of mail periodical
ly. that il taIen off ship by pilots and
piio, boats as they pass the Brcakwater,
this being the last mailing point where
farewell messages may be sent from
steamers TO friends ashore. lhis mail
runs into the thousand pieces, IS stamped
on ship. but the postage is cancelled ana
the mail distributed here for which TINS
office gets no revenue In the sale oil stamps
omctimcs this mail swamps the fiice as
!, Is not known in advance how many
steamers are passing out TO sea ana "ha1
mail m be anticipated.
The postoffice building ranks with any
I'm Delaware in architecture and appoint
mcnt, the building having cen erected In
1913 Mt cost Of $5O0OJ, an approprla-
ton having been secured through the
Efforts of Congressman Burton.
A story is back of the appointment OF
Mrs. Lofand as postm,stress Ebe Lynch,
the former ostmaster, was shot and
killed on the streets Of Lewes, July IL,
1916. after an alteration. Mrs. Lotand
Il ccccied hun TO August 4. 1916. Pnor
~ that time Chaviss .terrr and James
Pretty man were candidates of thor TO
sIcctive political partsr for this position
Rnth wanted the cthcc and neither side
would weld the appointment to the other
FINALLY senator Willard Salisbury SAID
be would f.ss,le tho matter at Washington,
and Mn loilfusd w~s appointed ~ n
means II settling tho dsw,utr
Tho ofs,o~ ~ r~w m tho Civil ScrvIoc
t1ssss Nnd the PowtmA~tur subject 10
t'fwsl s,Mvaor Rulc and Regulations,
wh,oh mdswtg~ that the prssmt rncum-
l~a, will not In dwtartssj hul esvcr- out
ssrvtlsu tsrm ~ tou yr~r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SUSSEX ca, WHEAT CROP
IS FAR ABOVE AVERAGE
Farmers Getting $3.50 a Bushel
for It; Big Tomato Har-
vest Promised.
snecIa Corrrspondcncc OF Evcry Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Iewes. July 23.-Similarily with the
gratifying wheat conditions in other coun-
ties of Delaware, reports arc coming from
Sussex county that this seasons wheat
crop will bc one of the heaviest. Cor
roborating these reports is authentic in
formation from one who has travelled by
horse and buggy as far as Chincoteaguc,
Va, and observed the hourishing wheat
conditions.
While there are farms Of 20 and 30 acres
in the vicinity Of Lewes, Rehoboth,
Georgetown and Milton, there are others
of 200 acres also, and a 1OO-acre farm is
considered to be the averngc for this
section.
Practically all of tho wheat in Sussex
county has been cut and at least 25 por
cent Of it threshed. A good quality OF
wheat has been grown, and farmers are
receiving $3.50 bushel for it placed on
the cars. This is better than pre-war
prices When wheat sold at 81 n bushel
five years ago, farmers thought they were
getting good price.
OF late the heavy showers have been n
little threatening to the wheat crop,
especially in some places where the ground
is very low. Wheat that has been cut and
threshcd is, of course, safe. Usually 80
per cent of the wheat grown here is con-
sumcd at horne. There are two flour mills
located here where local wheat is ground
into -four. Heretofore much flour was
imported, but as il is understood the Lees
-four mills Of Wilmington are not grinding
any more, local mills here will have a
heavier percentage than formerly.
Tomato vines are now blosseming and q
good crop is promised from this section.
The early potato crop was bumper and
the late potato crop is Just being planted,
which is usually done betwocn July and
80, the potatoes being dug in November.
Next week buckwheat will bc put into the
ground.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
CNU. ca. p5.NTS UDGES.

o0s sN4asA~~ ~ Kv~y evvxvtna
IN nA Md, July Flortsn suysv-
vwusr ~ C~sa srv,rtv m sssvlo0 at uheu
-, N Uh<sn. anu~unr the sy1,omt-
oRNs u )rku~ cf ths slrct,oss through
- tasr oosu>v IN IL year. as follovs:
CuAtp hmtxr4 -fhou>s b. Jour.
r~~ Nsszra. Ft~nk Bennett, John G.
eSuun.
Ch~~Faa@ City dSarr>- -Cmtm G.
~rd. & Howard BuckwvtA, John w
6oArn, TAIAsvd Buckwyxth
Elkta d,str,ct-How~rd w. Green.
AkW NJ. Ash. ]. A. Clark. Andrew L,
ndA1m and Jossph p. Holt.
Fair Hin dstust-AIhsnt Willis, Charles
0lns11pca, l.. +. Singles, Harry Peterson.
Nsrth RAr district. Albert Roney,
Mlrsdsr Craig, S. r. Walls, T.. M. Clarl
C4nrleptpwp dis4xlok -Charins N. Coop
q, Robert Galloway.
Rnimg Sun distr,st-HArvsy r. nz~s,
L. r. Atk msoo.
Pct Depoat A.ukzsAJ. Waltnn Gimp
b~A, Walter r. Robinson, LEVIN A. Kirk,
Janas q. Carson.
Perryviile district Finer f. Camphnll
Rswsrt Suuth, T. Morgan Owens.
CmcwinEo distr,ct-G. Lewis Taylor,
=. r. Dawpon, Alvin B. Nickle, Charles A.
Cruhb.
CAlvuvt dMtrsrtryphn B. FAr.ctt, Web
strr White, J. Turner Cameron and Ross
r. Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Band Concert and Songfest.

Rodney Street park was crowded with
people last night who attended band
concert. community sing and dance given
by the Community Servi~e. The pro
gram opened with band concert by the
Philharmonic Band which included
such selections as "Semiranide," "Remi-
niscenccs Of Scotland" and THE Butter
fly, Emerson Stone, song leader again
aroused the ruwd 10 high pitch of en-
thusiasun IN the song service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
FOR QUEEN ANNE GIRLS.
Twcnty-seven to Take Washington Col
legc Course.

Centerville, Md, July 23.-Twcnty-
seven Queen Anne county girls, members
of the girls clubs of the county under the
supervision of Miss Mary l.. Byrn, County
Home Economics agent, are attending the
short course for club members held at
Washington College. There are 243
members in the county, but owing to the
busy season on the farms where the girls
reside, only 81 were able to attend. They
are as follows: Crumpton-Ethel Cole
man, Anna Il. Creswcll. Inglcside-Gcr-
trude Merrick, Pauline Bostic, Margaret
Merrick, M. Elizabeth Wilson, Grace
Johnson Rood. Tcmpleville-Elsic Skin
ner, Catherine Skinner, Ardean G. Everett
Nell Everett, Winchester-Edna Higdon.
Church Hill-Evelyn Pippin, Mary r..
Fields, Laura V. Fields, Bessie T.. Tatman,
Kathryn Wallis, Marion Wallis, Julia
Anna Bowen. Union-Louise Price, Mar
garet T.. Smith, +. Hlda Smith. Price
Catherine Brown, Virginia +. Walls, Mar
tha T.. Bowen, Corinne McCollister, Lii
liam McCollister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

Lost eumethmpT Try a classified ssfvrr-
tsecment in Every Evening e.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

The average weekly wage in the auto
mobile industry in the United States
last year was S2574.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SKIRTS

Values up to $500.
Made in smart sport
styles, with wide belts
and pockets, also em-
broidered and tucked
models; just 100
while they last, choice
Saturday at. ....-..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

And you will pay that price
elsewhere. We have 800 of
them (sizes from 16 to 52)
that will be sold on our sec
ond floor tomorrow at =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
GRAN FESTIVAL A Los MARINos
ESPANOLES


Maflana jueves Sc llevara efecto en-
tel PGrqWe BorinQaen un hermoso festi-
val EN- honor de los bizarros marinos
del. Alfonso XIII, organizado por ell
.CNb Deportivo de San Juan.
"a la una y media de la tarde, par
tran de La Marina, cinco carros elec
.tricos especiales con los. simpaticos vi
.sitantes, y de dos cuatro de la tarde,
Sc llevara a efecto un gran concurso
de bolos entire 20 marinos del Alfonso
XIII, Montaneses ysAsturianos, otros
20 jugadores de las mismas regiones
de Espafa, pertenecientes al. Club De
portivo de San Juan, discuti6ndose la
hermosa copa, Alfonso xii.
Despues de este acto, Sc obsequia
raS los marines con una merienda en-
los salones del Parque, que generosa-
mente ha cedide el simpatico amigo
senior Harry Denton. Los partidarios
del Alfonso XIII, 10 componen los ST
guientes profesionales:
EANTANDER
Emilio Alvaro, Ventura Aware, Lau!
- a~~ Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
En- Ell Casino DE PUERTO RICO

El bale de. etiqueta dado anoche en-
este gran Centro social resulto magni-
fco. Ell hermoso y amphsimo local
del Casino, parecia va pequeiio para
contener la enorme tconcurrencia que
ALI Sc congrego El s1ujo eesplendido Y
ell buen gusto proverbial de las damas
que daban attractive encantador la
fiesta, rayo anoche gran altura.
Los marinos espanoles asistieron con
Sus trajes de gala, y con las condeco-
raciones que atestiguan su valor BIZ
zarria, y el concurso de caballeros par
ticulares fue tambien de 10 me1or Y
mas granada de la ciudad de la isla.
La orquesta bien, como siempre, aun-
que nos parecio algo recargada en-
instrumentos de bronco Y en- accessories
un tanto ruidosos y atangados, que
ahora son del gusto dominante como
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18

que expresan la nota mas alta del entu-
siasmo coreografico, pero que. disuenan
algo de la verdadera expression artis-
tica
Los obsequios fueron tambien abun-
dantess y magnidcos, y la cortesia del
ilustre Presidente de sus compaheros
de Comision fue correcta y expresiva
en- grado sumo.
Los jefes ofciales de La marina
espanola, en- honor de los cuales Sc ce-
lebraba el bale, no cesaban de EXPIRE
sar su satisfaction, y 10 bien impresio-
nados que Sc hallaban ante la frater
nidad cordial y la cultura exquisite de
aquel acto.
El bale duro como hasta la una de
la madrugada, y de el han quedado
recuerdos gratisinos en- Ell amino de la
concurrencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
Ell NUEVO HOTEL. ANIERICl
145-155 WEST 47TII STREET cerca Broadway \
NEW YORK CITY N "

El Hotel America, el dnico ho-
tel netamente espalol que eXiste
en- Nueva York, ACADIA de ser tras-
ladado al nIlnero ciento eincuenta
v cinco, de la calle cuarenta y SIZE
te, a pocos pasos de la gran Ayeni-
da broadway.
Fundado ell aiIo 1885 ha lido SUI
friendO transformacaiQnes y eXpe-
riIhentando progresses a medida que
10 han demandado las necesidades.
La impertancia que han adquiri-
do las, corrientes comerciales espa-
flolas e hispanoamericanas con es-
te pals, y el gran ndmero de tu-
ristas que diario 10 yisitan, hizo
pequelo el iiltimo edificio que Ocu-
paba ell Hotel America" v la em-
presa compr0 una magnftica casa
moderna con dieZ pisOs, dotada de
to1os los adelantos, y "A la aifura
del mas exigente comfort.
La nueva casa tiene capacidad
para alojar c6modamente, 500 per-
sonas sus trescientas habitaciones
accomplishments amuebladas, al
igual que slIs amplios cOmedores
bellamente decorados, NADIA tienen
que envidiar a los de los grandes
hoteles neoyorquinos.
Els su administrator ell condueilo
del antique hotel, don Juan NJ.
Berutich, quien goza de gran popu-
laridad Y une a Su eXpresiya anna
bilidad, una energfa vigorosa, pues:
ia al servicio del constante mejora-
miento del Hotel America. Lo
secundan EN- sus faenas antiques
Y entusiastas empleados del hotel
v este undo a que Sc trata de una
empresa rica, NOS hace augurar que
el 'fHotel America, 10 que es 10
mismo: el unico hotel netamente
espafiol que, eXiste en- Nueya York,
est6 llamadO ser el verdaderO ho-
gar de todOs los individuos de la
Raza que visiten la gran ciudad
Las notas peculiares del "Ho-
tel America" han sido siempre las
del mas neto. hispanismo Y el am
biente familiar que Ell el Sc .respira
No es uno' de es0s hoteles en- que
nadie Sc conoce. En- 81 hay ambien
te de hogar. Y este, aiiadidO a que
el idioma que ell el Sc habla es el
castellano, 10 ha hecho, para los
espanoles e hispano-americanos. que
visitan New York, algo asf como un
oasis salvador en- medic de esta
gran ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18

Fu6 un acto espl6ndido el celebrado
aver en- ell Rotary Club, reunido EN- la
terraza del Hotel Palace. Alrededor
de unOs Glen eomensales tomaron asien
to en- torno la mesa, artfsticamente
decorada con banderas Y flores. Ell
local estaba adornado, con banderas
de los Estados Unidos, de Espaia Y
el escudo de Puerto Rico. Preside ell
almuerzo ell 1icenciado Soto Grds, que
tenfa su derecha al senior don Jose
GOnzalez-Bill6n, Comandante del AGO.
razado "Alfonso XIII. al almuer-
so asistieron tambien ell segundo CONAN
dante don E1adio Ceano.Vivas, Ell jefe
de la artillerfa seilor Marques y un
nu1nero de brilaates1 ohciales. Fran in
vitad0s del Club @! seilor Consul de
Espafia don Antonio L. Serrano, el emf
nente Opador don Antonio Alvarez Ma
va, don Manuel Fernandez Juncos, don
Jose Ma. Lonba, don J. NJ Mosques
y don Jose Perez Losada.
El menG servido fu6 digno de la ia
ma del gran hotel en- que Sc celebraba
la fiesta.
Despu9s del discurso inicial del Sc
nor Soto Grds, que fu6 muy aplaudido,
Ofreci6 el homemade los Marines Es-
paho1es el distinguido ex-Presidente
del Ateneo, D. Jesus Ma. Lago, uno de
nuestros mas inspirados poetas, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
ANTONIO MEDIZ BoLIO.
(Mexicano). .a

. a. Y
reano Garcia. Ricardo Batalla Agustin
Muhiz, Jose Garcia, Enrique Menen-
dez, Jose Men6ndez, Manuel Alvarez,
Manuel Perez.
dS1'URIAS
Anastasio Gandarillas, Nicolas Pre-
ciados. Amalio Garcia, Julio Puente,
Juan Gutierrez, Francisco Gomez, An
gel Agtiero. Antonio Sierra, Lucas Fer
ndndez, Geronimo San Roman.
Sc invita- a las Se1oritas de las
40 provincias Espanolas para que den
mas realce al acto con su presencia,
y lleven flores para los simpaticos
marinos Habrd mdsica.' AL Parque
el Jueves
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
LAuRITA RUIZ CEsTERo.

Hoy embarca para los Estados Uni
dos en- Ell yapor CoGmo en- compafifa de
su ito Angel, nuestra amiguita la dis
tinguida sefiorita Laurita Ruiz Cestero,
donde piensa pasac una breve tellipo-
rada.
La sefiorita Ruiz cestero fijara su
residencia con los esposos Ruiz Arnau-
Cestero en- la ciudad de New York.
Buen yiaje lie deseanos I.anrta v
'pfonto regreso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
PARA FL NoRTE !

Fsta tarde embarca para Estados
Unidos en- el yapor Coamo, nuestro
buen amigo el conocido agriculto' lie
Iiayam6n persona infiuyente Ell aIuel
distrito. ell sefor Angel Ceste-
TO, en- compafifa de dos de sus ni1as.
FL senior Cestero va al Norte con ell
proposito de reponers su salud, la cual
hace va algunos meses tiene aIgo que
brantada.
Buen yiaje lie deseamos, Y que re-
cobre la salud perdida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
.EL ALNDERIO EN- Ell Rotary Club

hizo un discurso impecable. Despues
habl6 ell doctor Lippitt, y habl6 en- es-
pailol. con gran afluencia y amenidad
extraordinaria.
Y despues, aludido por ell senior Soto
Gras, que estuvo felicfsimo, brind6 Ell
senior Comandante don Jose Gonzalez
Billion, agradeciendo con atildada pa
labra bellos conceptos, ell homenaje
cordial.
FL discurso del seiior Gonzalez Bi-
lion fu6 oportuno, tan gentil, que ell
Club acord6 por unanimidad, nombrar
lie Socio de Honor.
Despu6s hiceron uso de la palabra
el sefior Consul de Espafia, el senior
Vizcarrondo, el gran orador Alvarez
Nava, don Manuel Fernandez Juncos u
don Jose Perez Losada Todos fueron
muy aplaudidos.
\ FL famoso TeatetO del Club, cant6
varias canciones que todos los concu-
rrentes corearon.
~ al final del almuerzo en- el que
triunf6 la nota de la mas fntima cor
dialidad, el senior Lee, propuso, y fue
por todos sancionados, que Sc desc
un viva al Rey Alfonso de Espaiia y
al Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
Los ilustres marinos espafoles que
daron encantados de la originalidad
de esta fiesta simpatica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
Ell BALE DE MANANA EN-
Ell UNION CLUB

Para el bale de manana que ha de
celebrarse en- el Union Club, reina en-
tire nuestra sociedad una inusitada
animation
Una comisi6n de j6yenes de nuestro
mundo elegante ha, sido encargada de
la decoration del salon otra para ha-
cerle los honores al senior Comandante
Billion y los oficiales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
rARJErAs DE IDENTIFICATION

Ell Permit Agent de San Juan, ha
expedidoa tarjetas de identification pa
ra. Santo Domingo a las siguientes per-
sonas: senores Alfonso Garcia Lugo
Tomas Lopez Bou, Malvin d. Hill Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
EDELMIRO tCoNTRAJo MAaRINIo-
MO I'm ESPANN xi,$ys

Por correspondence recibida en San
Juan aver, hemos sabido que Huestro
amigo el senior Edelmiro, Gonzilez Dc
la firma Gonzalez Martinez " Co, con
trajo matrimonio en- Barcelona, seI dta
diez seis del mes pasado.
Deseamos al amigo Edelmiro todo
g6nero de felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
ADELITA AsTOL ENFERAlA

Aver tarde fuimos informados de q. la
distinguida sehorita de nuestra buena
sociedad, Adelita Astol, hiJa del pre-
sidente del Ateneo, nuestro disitingui-
do amigo don Eugenio Astol, Sc We obli-
gada guardian cana desde hace algu,
nos dfas.
Sinceramente deseamos que Ia seho-
rita Astol, tan duerida en- nuestros
cfrculos sociales, restablezca 10 antes
possible, para tranquilidad de sus pa
dres Y sus numerosos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18

Pablo Calder0n Cepeda, todos de San
Juan; Robert f. Mcnamara. de New
York City: Francisco Cruz de I.aias :;
Andres Alvarez. de Santo Domingo,
r. D.; Eugenio Fernandez Garcia de
Fajardo; v Erncsto Gonzalez Cintr6n,
de Mayagiiez. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
EMBARcA Ell %

Ell % del corriente embarca en- New
York con rumbo Puerto Rico, Ell
Lcdo. Carmelo Honore, Jefe del Ne
gociado del Trabajo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
vERBENA EsPASoLA

En- Ell salon de bale "Princesa", ST!
tuado en- la Marina, frente la esta-
cion de los carros electricos, Sc cele-
.brara manana por la noche, una Yer
bena Espaiiola en- honor de los ma
linos del acoraaado alfonso NIIP,
la mfsica que Sc toque sera toda esi
pahola
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-18
DON RAFAEL MATos BERNIER

Ell partido uniOnista, seg1n Sc nos
informa, nominara para Representa-
tie a la Camara por el distrito Gle Pom
ce, al notable periodista don Rafael
Matos Bernier
Evening star., 1920-02-11

Mr.. William F. Kelly of Denver is
visiting his sister in Washington for
a few days. Mr. Kelly is member
Of a number of Greek letter societies
and clubs.
Evening star., 1920-02-11
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-ioui
hours:
Daniel J. and Martha A. Lee. boy.
Nicholas and Rose A. Thaden. boy.
Michael A. and Caroline NJ. Ratttgan, ooy.
John j. and Mary A. Ryan. boy.
Arthur B. and Catherine N. Willtamson' girl
John j. and Jane A. Gibbons, girl.
Murry and Grace F. Leonard, boy:
Abraham J. and Alice s. Kroon. boy:
Walter r. and Agnes c. Wilkinson. boy;
Thomas 3. ana Katherine NJ. Tucker, S1ri.
william Z. and Emily johnson. girl.
I,eop and Louise s. MaWGhum, girl.
Charles H. and Sylvia NJ Davis. boy.
Parran ]. and Catherine L. Wheeler, boy.
Herbert n and Ella f. Hirst, girl
Victor r. and Nell Ruchl. girl.
John C. and Mildred Il. Montgomery, boy.
John l.. and Elsie V. Slingland. girl
Harry b. and Margarie Ham'elton. boy
Jackson II. and Edith l.. Weldon, girl
Julian and Ida johnson. girl.
Frederick n. md R,sth Rose l.. Marks, ooy
John F. and Ethel X. Fofsythe. girl.
Wilfred T. and Mildred BoughtOn, girl
Saul and Ethel GOlomb. girl.
BENJAMIN and Rose Rachlin, hoy. u
Daniel l., and Pauline z. Borden. boy
Edward and Vina Bowie, boy.
Harry and Nellie Benau. hoy.
John and MarEia Young. boy.
Harry and Margaret Conway. girl.
Samuel and Cora Coleman, girl
Evening star., 1920-02-11
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
Anna schuler. 81. 1527 street southeast.
| George w Iisler. 49, Homeopa thic Hospital.
Sister Gonzaga (nee Ryan,. 70. Providence
Sadie b. Thompson. SO. 2115 street.
Mary Mamazza, 55, Washington Asylum Hos
pitaI. -
Elsie NJ. Rellinger s5. $500 lf.h street.
i Leila J. Specs. 40. 1871 Fairnont street.
Robert Lee Tinsboom, 8. 106 street.
Emma c. Anderson. 81. S22 G street north
Monte I. Lay, 81, Washington Asylum Hos
p"set George Swami. 4s, 22s Sd street southwest.
Emma cSae g. Psvidense a.e PesPita
william F. Thomas. 4s. sibley Hoepital.
James Hugh Murphy. 53. 61s sth street
Margaret A. Cullinane. 40. 500 D street
southeast.
| Deima J. Gatche1l. a. 1893 Clifton street.
Clark A. Crum. 70. United States Soldiers
''pHiS AlSert t'1Ssa Ware. 90, 1909 esth street
Thomas Latim.r "a. -GarAeid Hospital.
| Anastasia Leahy. IS. 146 East Capitol street
Regina Rose Boerman. months, 45e n
street southwest. -
Mildred Beatriee Poynton. days, 1902 Penn
| sylvania avenue southeast.
Frederick W. Bonhls. r.. days. Walter
| Reed Hospital.
Infant cf Dorothy md Charles Gunnell, 16
hours 4Oa 35th street.
aubrey Miller. 80. 2e71 9Th street.
Elizabeth Fryer. 50. Freedmen's Hospital
| William Hall, 3S. 139 l. street southeast
| David Dias 82. 1908 fifth street.
| Annie Tyler. 60. a25 Knox court southwest.
| Rncheal Wood. 1S. Freedmen's HOSPITAL.
John Proctor. 40, 4fo e1st street.
| PiicilIa Garrett, 80. Garfield Hospital :
| James Thurman. 62. Washington Asylum Hos
| pital.
pital.
! willard Crews, months. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Elizabeth Higgins. 10. III I street southwest.
Anna NJ. Thomas. "a. Glendale. D. c.
Ressie Jacksos, q. 1870 Lev1s street north
Eliza Marshall. "a. sl7 1st street southwest.
+, Squire Lee, Is. l%16 17th street.
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patroness for the Hilary Herbert
Chapter. U. D. c.. which will give a
card party on Saturday afternoon,
February IA, at 2:30 o'clock
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to tn,
Allen Norris and Lillian sheperd. both o.
1 Alta Vista. Md.
Lafayette ". Duvail Of Baltimore. Nd, ant
Susan M Duvan of Martinsburg. w. VI.
| Edward G. Harris Of this city and Blanch,
| R. Martin of Newark, n. J.
Giovanni Cernuschi and Maddelena 8. Ger
| nIschi. 80.
| Holomon Lazarus and Fannie r. Lazarus.
! Edward McAuley and Essie Dunhum. both Of
Richmond, Va.
i Cornelius r. Robinson Of Point Eastern, Va
| and Mary williams Of Cuipeper. Va.
William H. Doyle and Malinda Carter
Leonard T. Hillman and Margaret E. Allen
Oscar W. Walker Of Jacksonville, Fla, and
Cecilia +. Mason Of this city.
John Douis and Ethel Cole.
William Bell and Elizabeth Brooks.
Herbert Bauer and Anna McGrail.
Rattle Greek. Mich.
Mary f. Burke Of this city.
James NJ. Cleary and Nora R. Wright, both
Of Marbury. Nd.
Harold l. Hall Of Milwaukee. Wis, and
Elma w. Blinn of Frankfort. Ind.
William II. Lindley of Norfolk. Va, and
Virginia A. Richter of Baltimore, Nd.
Wilbee G. limbaugh and BERTHE E. Hartshorn
Victor II. Hook Of Akron. Ohio. and Gladys
Conner Of this city
Harvey NJ. Powers and Helen NJ Davis.
Thomas J. Saddler of Baltimore Nd, and
Be rnadette L. Thompson Of this city.