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New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
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Peter Lyster loses his memory through shell shock In France. Upon his return to London he fails to recognize
 Nan Marraby. the girl to whom he became engaged before he went away Nan, broken hearted, has re- turned home 10 care for her three motherless stepbrothers. Nan has seen Peter often since he came to stay with
 Joan Arnott, at the home of Ar uotts widowed sister. near the Mar rsby estate. But Peter has shown no signs of recognition. Driven to desperation by Peters apparent in- difference and her fathers financial difficulties, Nan has agreed to marry Harley Sefton, money lender, who has told her that Peter is also in his debt. By chance Peter learns the true state of affairs and he ar ranges with
 Joan Endicott, who is staying with Nan, to find out why Nan is going to marry sefton. Their plans are only partially successful but in i q fight with sefton Peter's memory | Is restored. He comes in the early evening to make amends to his sweetheart. They walk into the gar l den where Nan breaks down and 1 cries.
 i NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 a+ l.s ba raiaed haT ! head and tried to laugh.
 Have qpite drowned you?" she asked tremulousIy. I'm 50 sorry, i but but ." She dried her : eyes hard and tried to straighten ! her ruftled hair.
 : Its a good thing you didn't come in after all,' she said, broken 1 ly We should have had all the house about our ears by now if you 1 had
 And you can forgive me. de- serve it so little, Nan"
 Tt hasn't been your fault -- but even now I don't understand--this morning in the wood" Her blue eyes sought his face jealously. You hadn't remembered me then, Peter| l 'I had--that was why l couldn't trust myself. Nan. there is so much ] must tell you--first of all l saw sefton tonight -- I went to the Red House to see him, and l got the truth out of him. His voice grew grim. "A bully is nearly always coward, l suppose" he said. At any rate, I made him tell me the whole story. ." He drew hard breath. T don't think you will ever be troubled with him again"
 What do you mean? You haven't hurt him. .. Oh, Peter you don't know -- you don't un- derstand what harm he can do to 1 you TT to all of us"
 He can do nothing-he's a liar and a coward, and Nan -- that It, tie friend of yours Mrs. Endi- colt, isn't her name?
 "Why, yes" said Nan in amaze ment, But you don't know her"
 He laughed. "I do-" and then he told her of his chancs meeting | with Joan.
 She G~ Y away from him, the blood 's to her face.
 "Th~t was Joan and if you hadn't ii her you wouldn't ever have, ~
 He caught her hand.
 q should what she told me was only what I'd always really known at the back of my mind. At first I couldn't understand why 1t was that you worried me so - kept thinking about you and want
 ing to see you I couldn't settle 10 anything when I was not with
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

My poor girl"
 She bit her lip hard.
 If you say things like that shall cry again"
 You shall never shed another tear as long as you live"
 She smiled and shook her head.
 Isn't that rather a big promise ? But I love you for 1t - and Peter ." She pulled at the little chain round her neck and showed him his ring. That is where 1t has been all the time" she said, shyly. And you asked MT. Arnott |"
 Peter scowled.
 "Arnott is to blame for all this -- he ought to have told me the truth from the beginning. :"
 He tried to --- he is not to blame
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

store and brought the Vegetable Com pound home to me. In a few days began to improve and 1 have often taken it since. am now passing through the Change of Life and stiil stick by it and am enjoying wonder ful health. When first started with your medicines I was mere shadow. My health seemed to be gone. The last doctor I had said he would give me no more local treatments unless
 I went to the hospital and was oper. ated on. That was when I gave the doctors up. Now l am healthy TO- bust woman. l wish could tell the world what wonderful medicine Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. pound is. "- Mrs. ]. A. JONES. BIT Golleg Avenue. Norfolk. Virginia.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
SICK WOMEN
 ATTENTION!
Read this Remarkable Testimony ' Regarding Results from Taking
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound
Norfolk, Virginia. "If you only knew how many women and girls have

taken your medl- cine byhearingmy testimony, itwould seem wonderful to you. Every d sy and every chance1 have l advise some
 one to tryit. Itwas Fin June, 1904, when
 1 had given up
 ever getting well,
 that l wrote to you. My husband went. tn tha 1ruu.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

and pour over mclted butter and lemon juice. Rake in a slow oven for ono hour, A dripping pan is con- trnient 7o use ror randying the po- taiocs. Increase the heat for the last few minu'es Of cooking tu color ~" eyrup and potatoes.
 tCnpyrght, 1925, NEA Service
 Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

you, Leslie, that even at that mo- ment 1 didn't think of anything but of saving you from reading in the morning papers that l had been joy-riding with one of my stenogra- phers. l think I went little out of my mind. It was not for myself, but for you.
 Perhaps you all know l am a very selfish man, and now that am making an open confession 1 may us well say that l didn't think any thing about the occupants of that other car and very little about the occupants of my own car. was just thinking about my wife.
 They say that man reviews his whole life in the moment he loses consciousness when drowning. In that moment, before my foot came down hard on tho accelcrator, l saw
 ow foolishIy unhlu1 [ had been 10 you, how uureasorahIy I had been acting. Bindly I rushed away, add ing puslllanimons coWardice 10 my other unaccounfabe action,
 T didn't get very far l was over taken by the cops "nd, you know 'ho rest"
 What became Of Maggie stimp- son." asked Sally, John started, and looked at her in a dazod fashion. l knew ho had forgotten she was there.
 T don't know what became of her" he said, hclplessly. T sent her home in taxi" said Syd, crispIy.
 Good old syd" lmurmured Jack. Syd responded with q cynical smile. while I, who was looking at him, did not understand. Ii seemed 10 mo that that smile meant Don't thank me. was not doing 1t for rnu."
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Isr The Machine

po not waste time by sewing by hand H hen II can be more effective F done by ine sewing machine.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Hot Water for Tea

When you are making tea be sure that the water is boiling hot, before you pour 1t over the tea leaves. Water below the boiling point will give the tea lat. bitter taste.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Mpat Tri0,n1iura

Have all meat trimmings sent home by the butcher. You can use them in making your soup stock.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Baking MoIasses Cakes

Cakes containing molasses burn easily. They should be baked in tins lined with greased paper and in an oven that is not too hot.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
| Nr.r pr1tnc nish

f you tire Of pruaes in their usual form, pit them and add 10 a eustard. They make 8 very tasty dish.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Removes Tarnish

1 1tle lemon juice or vinegar mlycd with some ialcum powder ni0 rrmoEe the tarnish from your silver.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

To preserve ham, put 1t into a flour sack, tie, and pack in box of wood ashes.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
kepnS Cranherries

Cranberries will keep for a long time if covered with cold water and sealed in a jar.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Salt Tuoghens Meat.
Tn Preserre A Ham

Never add salt to uncooked meat as it toughens even tender meat
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
Cossip;s Corner
Cooking Vegetables

Green vegetables will keep their color better If cooked uncov- cred.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
THE QUEST BEGINS

This is one days chapter of the famous story of The Golden Fleece" Cut out and save the
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

There are 10 letters In the first word of this puzzle. but don't let that frighten you.
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 VERTICAL 1 Braided thong Pitcher
 5 Drops Of moisture found on
 plants in the morning. You and me Machine for replanting trees Electrified particles
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

Many nf the new fur collars have ribbon ties or streamers that give a slightly frivolous aspect to a very practical garment, Fashion these days does not insist upon our being severe as to line or material. and asks only that We make ourselves aktTaruNA .
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

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New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

To fool the wise, we must admit, It sometimes takes but little wit.
 Welcome Robin.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

Tomorrow -- Letter from Leslie Prescott to Inc Little Marquisc.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

Peter Guesses in Vain By THORNTON W. BURGESS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

: Lyric poem
 Point of compass
 Membranous bags 10 Native metal Il Bone IA Undertakings IS Rented by contract Y Fragrant rootstock IS To resolve a sentence into Its
 parts 20 Weight ol Intention 22 Feminine pronoun 23 Correlatiye of either 25 Cover for pot o6 Parts of d roof 27 River % Invaded 30 To plot again 32 steeps 35 Evil 37 Exclamation of surprise, S3 Sixth note in scale 42 Destructions 43 Commanders 45 Tiny particle 48 To classify 49 To civilize 50 More wan 3 Time gone by 52 To love 53 To cheat 54 Was victorious 55 Headgear 56 To cry conyulsiyeiy 57 Mother 58 3.1416 59 Italian river
Evening star., 1925-09-16

Henry B. Burch and wife. 33o4
Brothers place. $S.5f.
Harry s. Bladen, Takoma Park,
s19,76.
Mrs. Hermie B. Bowers, 1859 B
street southeast, $13.42.
Neville S. Bullitt, 1125 Investment
Building. $20.06.
Miriam Z. Bowles. Colonial Hotel,
% cents.
William H. Butler. 1904 North Car
olina avenue southeast. s21.52.
Royal II. Brase. Gil Columbia road,
| $9.99.
Frances Bresnahan, $500 Thirteenth
street. $3.50
Herbert J. Brandes and wife. Seat
Pleasant, Nd. $2.36.
Arthur Blum. Fendall and
| streets southeast, $1.S2.
Bertram l.. r. Brimes, 341 Eleventh
street southeast, $16.71.
Achille NJ. Burklin, 1898 klingle
road, $1S73.
Pearl w. Baltzell. 6lo Tenth street
southwest. s2.25.
| Harry S. Burke, 27O5 North Capitoi
Bernice Brown. 7ss Quebec street,
96 cents.
Louise F. Blair, 1886 Summit place
northeast, 1927.
Samuel W. Bilson, 221S North Capt.
tol street, $1.05.
William w. Boyle, 1907 Massachu
setts avenue northeast. $13.05.
Milborne Bross. 222 c street south
east, $50.
Laura NJ. Brooke, 1899 Irving street
$3.50.
James F. Brennan. 221 Ninth street
$10.97.
Frank f. Boyer and wife, $40 Irving
street, $1,000.
Eliza Belle Boners. 1141 Fifth street
s1.OS.
Louis F. Beck. jr.. 51s Newton street
S6.61.
w. d. Baston. 1915 Monroe street
S11.5O.
Harry w. Bacon, first lieutenant. Ma
rine Barracks, Quantico. Va, s1.03.
Luella E. Bennett. 1872 Twenty-f1rs
street, S10.65.
Thomas j. Bresnahan. 1912 Thir
teenth street, $6,15.
Henry w. Branson, 7oS Taylor
street. $3.50.
Alice E: Bartholow. 1896 Harvard
Clifton E. NJ. Binsted, 52lo sherrie'
place. 1892.
| G. Grand Birdsell. Pension Bureau
1927.
J. Elizabeth Bacon, the Sherman
Fifteenth and L streets, $5.06.
Bessie T.. Bombercer, 3609 New
Hampshire avenue, S5.91.
Vernon II. Brewster, 1913 Seven
teenth street, $7.91.
| Theodore f. Butts, 1921 n street
$10.43.
Lillian A Bennett. Rockville, Md.
$10.50.
Edwin Monroe Bryan, 4717 Georgia
avenue, 1851.
John w. Bauer, 1926 Seventeenth
street, $3.50.
John w. Burrus, 174S Q street, $24
Evening star., 1925-09-16

Henry E. Bergman, 1434 Longfellow
street 81 cents.
Helen S. Bisset, 3o2e wisconsin ave-
nue., s1.21.
John P. Buckley, Bureau Of Stand
ards, S773
Mrs. Ruth w. NJ. Barnes. 1904 Six
teenth street, $3.50.
Carl c. Bond and wife, 1112 Fifth
William Brown, 635 New York ave-
nue.. SS.16.
Kathleen NJ. Blush. 72S Lawrence
street northeast, S4.95.
Madge II. Beck, 1925 Vermont ave-
nue., s6.11.
John j. Bowens, Fourteenth street
| southeast, SIPS.
Aloysius P. Burns, $40 X street
Maud Margaret BicknelI. Govern
ment Hotels, $5.79.
Nellie A. Brown, 1926 Euclid street,
$685.
Grace A. Brown, 2464 Sixth street.
| S6.95.
j. Leslie Bowling. 1899 T street.
| S1.44.
Mary S. Brown, 1928 Phelps place,
! S20.13.
Stanley S. Barrow. 14Os P street,
S3.23.
Allen A. Broida, 134o Fourteenth
street, S4,53.
Harry |. Blum, S31 Delafield place,
| S1.S9
Emile Buhler, District Building,
! $19.S9.
Carol Bowignlgnon, SIS Sixth street
$2.93
Efie r. Boughton, Government
Hotels, $3.50.
Benno Basch and wife, 3134 Twen
|
]. W. Borland, 1477 Newton street
S717.
Margaret E. Bluge, Government
| Hotels, S955.
Thelma A. Baker, 1715 North Cap
itol street, $500.
William A. Bowman. 1924 Twenty
first street, $3.3S.
Joseph H. Bait. 1920 street. s1?.27
Frank B. Barnes, 1929 North Capi
tol street, SIS.
James Melvin Bradley, 1867 F street
northeast, S4.39.
Louise Brownley, 1920 Kansas ave
nue., 81
Mao B. Borst. 1929 Eighteenth street
S555.
c. D. Baird, III v street northeast
S2.10.
Gretta NJ. Batty, 1905 street
S49S
Estelle J. Brereton, 3o33 Sixteenth
street, S25.1i.
Miss Mildred F. Borden. 1886
street, S7.21.
Ruth B1essington. 2s27 Fourteenth
street, $3.50.
Lucy NJ. Burtt, ia B street. south
west, S10.35.
Helen T. Byrne, 1914 Seventeenth
street, S1o.S0.
Caroline l.. Boak, 1928 Massachusett,
! avenue. s1.S7.
Louis Bauer, sol G street southeast
Sl.50.
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1924 Income Taxes Paid
By District Residents

Elton V. Ashby, 427 Massachusetts,
avenue, S1.23.
Sarah A. Alexander COS keefer
place, S4.61.
Arthur Asheton, Silver Spring, Md,
S1.69.
Glenna D. Allen. 625 Maryland ave
nue. northeast, 1898.
]. ii. Albert and wife, 1921 Sherman
avenue, S2.16.
Harriet Z. Alden, 500 L street
$14.17.
Emma A. Armstrong, Bethesda,
Md, s6.04.
Bertha Armlin, So Bryant street
$1490.
Gertrude Gee Anderson. Don Carlos
Apartment, 20 cents.
James Armstrong, 1916 Kenilworth
avenue northeast, S2.5S.
Ruth 5. Ainsworth, 241 Tenth
street northeast, S12.75.
Gertrude Aveilhe, the Portner. S3.57.
Margaret w. Anderson, 1922 n
street. Sab.
Francis Askew, 1887 Quincy street,
Brookland, d. c.. Sl.96.
Mrs. Stella NJ. Arseneau, 1740 X
street, $I.06.
| Ellen NJ Armstrong Estate, 3723
| Jenifer street, $500.
Orrie G. Aleshire, SIS c street
southwest. $3.50.
Davis G. Arnold, Bethesda, Md.
| s20.64
Miss Bertha E. Adams, $50 F street,
$1l.64
Nellie Alsup. 1913 Oak street, S6.S1.
Earl H. Ankeny, 220 Rittenhouse
street, S17.55.
Paul Y. Anderson, 1924 Connecticut
avenue, S17.70.
Edith l. /; Adams, $500 Sixteenth
Dorothea A. Angerman, 1886 Kenyon
street. 1887.
| Charles c. zimmerman, 9 West
| Backbone street, Chevy Chase
S11.33.
Emmie NJ Allen, 63 w street, Sc 50
Edna T. Arth, 2904 Thirteenth street
4 s6.6S.
Mary Pratt Allen, 1920 r street
S16.40.
William S. Adkins, 1923 Park road
Sam Antonio, 1o14 Fourth street
$500.
Walter Q. Allen, 1903 Seventh stree
northeast, S6.65.
Helen W. Atwater, the Burlington
S42.52.
Thomas c. and Ray E. Bragg, 134t
Fifteenth street, S2.SS.
J. Calvin Baxter, 8 Adams ST. SS.62.
Evening star., 1925-09-16

Helen Marie Barrett, 1910 Thir-
teenth street, S6.05.
Linda NJ. Rroadhurst, 1419 Chaplin
street, SALE.
Elvery NJ. Berg, $500 Kansas ave
nue., S14.52.
Margaret M. Banna, Chatham
Courts, $3.50.
William r. Belts. 9o1 C street north
east, $20.23.
Lee Brown, ITO street, s2635.
Fletcher F. Bernsdorff, 3O14 Dent
place, S12.27.
Loretto NJ Brooks, II K street,
s10.35.
Mary E. Boyd, 1925 Fl street. $2I7.
Edw. K. Bachschmid, 907 Twenty
third street, S5.62.
Irene G; Brooks. 1882 Fairmont
Ralph w. Black, 412 B street north
Rose l. Brown, 1921 Thirtythird
street, 85 cents.
Lillian Fl Beach. 1919 Thirteenth
street, S4.62
Frederick Barker. 1865 Church
| street, S5.27.
Judson +. Blackwell, 80 Thirteenth
| street southwest, 1881.
| 1nga G. Brauner, 2009 Bryant street
northeast, $3.50.
Sallie Bronaugh, 1349 Kenyon street,
1881.
Miss Emma f. Bischoff, 1904 Twen-
tieth street northeast. S2.47.
| Anna NJ. Boiler, 1920 X street, S7O5
Mary E. Bottazzi 410 Seventh street
southwest, $4.32.
Wallace j. BrilIe and wife, 1I01 Eu.
cid street, s16.59.
Jerome Blondheim, SIS Quincy
street. Sc 90
NJ. E. BealI, 70 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast, 63 cents.
j. Radcliffe Boyd, 1868 Fifteenth
street. s5.51.
Travis H. Brewer. 1912 R street. Sc
cents
Lewis Sylvester Boyer, 2o15 Park
road, $26.57
Jesse L. Bartlett, $40 Fourth street
southeast, $3.50.
James j. Buckley, 1907 Irving
street, s2.62.
Bessie V. Brown, 1881 California
street, $3.50.
Henry W. Bender. 224 I street,
Byron S. Beau. All varnum street.
s242O.
Charles r. Brown. 1915 Sixteenth
street, S26.7O.
Jacob Berger. 1913 Belmont street.
1927.
Herbert l.. Brooks. box 1924 U
Street Post Office, Sl4I3.
y. L. Besson, 4436 Holiday street.
Brentwood, Md. 1888.
Henry l.. Bryan, 604 East Capitol
street, S1.24.
Thomas ]. Buford, Interstate Com
merce Commission, s2.72.
Continued on Page Twenty-three1
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c. II. Curl, 631 I street, $3.50.
Sophye Bernstein, 1928 Sevent

C. H. Curl, e31 I street. $3.50.
sophye Bernstein. 1925 Seventh
istreet, $1.19.
Louis v. Beauregard and wife. 5407
Fifth street, $10.58.
Caroline b. Baker, 238 Massachu-
setts avenue northeast, 60 cents.
Eugene Van Buskirk. 1912 Seventh
street. $7.35.
:. Bessie B; Borst. 141s Buchanan
:. Ma, Marion Baden 81 and wife, 1s45 Gales
c. l.. Beverly. 1917 Thirteenth
street. 50 cents.
William NJ. Bowers, 12O Quincy
place northeast, $6.75.
M. II. Bayley. 1855 Monroe street,
s1.06.
David Bass, 1853 Otis place, s2.55
George Langford Billings, 1919 n
street, 1851.
b. j. Burns. so4 Claiming street
northeast. $12.75.
Raymond M. Bear. 1902 Park road,
S23.
James J. Byrne, so7 Munsey Build
ing, $32.64.
Alethea A. Basford, 4123 New
Hampshire avenue. $500.
Katharine j. Burroughs, 2419 First
street. $2.82.
Mrs. Margaret Isabel Beck, 2O34
First street. $6.3S.
r. G. Barrick. AIS 10th street north.
east. $6.98.
A. H. Bennett. 1928 Connection
avenue, $3.50.
William H. w. Briscoe and wife
651s Ridgewood avenue. Chevy Chase
Md, @14.45.
Charles l.. Brown and wife, 174t
kalorama road, $3.50.
Thaddeua A. Bean, 1919 Kennedy
| street. $11.25.
ut1ss, Esily, $50. 2; Burgess 1s~ 1rvins
J. Chester Bowen. Chevy Chase
Ethel NJ. Bubb, 71s Ninth street
northeast, s13ss.
Lillian D. Baum, 1893 Irving street
| $4.69.
Spencer E. Burk. 1888 Newtor
street. s23.85.
William Briggs. 237 Ninth stree
| northeast. $43.73.
Ethel C. Boarman. ss7 Fifth street
| northeast. $6.14.
Anna !. Ballenger. 44oo Georgia
avenue, $457.
Bernard Braskamp, Kenesaw Apart
ments, $22.12.
Randolph NJ. Brown, United State.
| Forest Service, S18.17.
NJ. Estelle Batson. 112 Wooten ave
nue., Chevy Chase, Md, $50.
John Borba, Federal-American Ma
tional Bank, s11.78.
| Frank Bauer and wife, 1890 "
street, 1920.
| Helen G; Brook. 1886 Fairmon
| street, 1925.
l.. r. Brown. Ash Iowa avenue, 81. .os
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Walter W. Artz and wife, SIT
Kennedy street. $5.41.
.EIRobert G.. Amies, 124S Girard street.
$7.93.
William Alderman, 1903 j street
southeast, $5.32.
?, Carroll August Alber, All X street
northeast. S11.66.
Edward c. Adresser, jr., 5211 Con-
necticut avenue, $9.S4.
g Ellie NJ. Allen, 232 S street north
east, S10.75.
Malcolm J. Annadale, box q, S7.O5.
Charles B. Allen, GIL Elliott street
northeast, s2S.10.
Thomas F. Adams and wife, 9l4l2 -
street southwest. 1919.
William T. Anderson, Good Hope
Park southeast. S10.17.
Charles B. Abbott. 215 Tenth street
northeast, S4.46.
John Adlung. 1918 lngleside Terrace,
$3.50
Carolyn Ammon, 3424 Thirteenth
street, $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. Louise Anderson, 1886
Eleventh street. $3.50.
" Davis G. Arnold, Bethesda. Md,
S20.64
e Eunice V. Avery, 14s4 Madison
street. SLABS.
: Mary w. Allen, 1886 Massachusetts
avenue, SS.Uo.
T. B. Adams. Cherrydale. Va, s1.92
Is Shuford C. Adams, 1888 Thirteenth
street, S2.s5.
Clarence Aylor, 1926 Sixth street
fs3.11.
George A. and Aminetta I. NJ. Eos.
ter 4441 Grant street northeast, S3.42.
Capt. John Miller Arthur, United
States Marine Corps. S39.17.
.s- Freeda Adams, Al Rhode Island
avenue. sails.
Frank L. Arnold, 1143 Morse street
northeast, $3.50.
Lola L. Allan, 34O2 Sixteenth street
s5.06.
James Acton, 1886 D street south
east, $1.13.
Marie Alders, 41l2 Illinois avenue
$3.50.
Frank Akers. Bureau of Naviga
ton, S12.01.
Emeline F. Austin. 34S5 Holmeat
place, S2323
Emily r. Allen. 76s Princeton place
$1.66.
Aurie B. Allen. Carlisle Court. $3.45
Miss Margaret II. Andrews, 1861
Lamont street, S3.7S.
Jennie Ash, the Cecil, S4.17.
Mary l.. Allen, 1925 Thirteenth
street, 6S cents.
r. n. Ashmeen. 1872 Newton street
northeast, 1881.
n. S. Asbury. 1881 NJ street. 1886.
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Louis Fl. Bean. 713 North Carolina
avenue southeast, 5000.
William H. Butler, Naval Air Sta
tionr Anacostia, $728.
Kathryn Beppler, 1749 street,
S6.43.
Henryette Brumm, SIT E street
northeast, 1852.
Ida E. Barnhart. 2oo3 / street.
$10.12.
Charles w. Bacon. 1889 Twelfth
street. 1925.
William George Buchanan, Vienna,
Va, s1.92.
Eugenia NJ Buchanan, Vienna. Va.
S1.05.
Arthur II. Baum. 11O4 Monroe
| street, S1997.
Martin II. Boghostan, 2119 Q street,
$12.22.
Ernest Burns, 22O4 Navy Depart
ment, $16.65.
James Boyle, United States Soldiers
| Home, 25 cents.
Leroy S. Boyd. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue, $2O.37.
Minnie V. Burroughs, 332 Indiana
| avenue, $5.40.
Kenneth c. Beede, 1886 C street,
$17.96
Thaddeus r. Bean, 1919 Kennedy
street, $2.02.
Ella Allen Blount, PIT Eighth street
southwest, 1888.
Josiah Bedon, 1911 Twentieth
street $26.60.
Hannah NJ. Blanford, 22o Eighth
street southwest, $16.54.
| Alexis NJ. Bagusin, 1923 Buchanan
street, $3.50.
Jeane Blanche Bimont. 3o32
| street, $7.95.
Rose Brown. 1901 New Hampshire
avenue. s4.53.
Irwin f. Buck. 1865 California
street, $8.40.
w. c. Brooke and wife. 761;
Georgia avenue, $41.00.
Samuel NJ. Burgess. End, 1923 Mt
Pleasant street $5.S2.
Richard p Burgee and wife, II.
| Massachusetts avenue, S2.96.
Edward H. Brian. All Upshur street
$213.
Arthur c. Black. 1909 Alaska ave
nue.. s31.50.
Harry ]. Baer, 1885 varnum street
$445
Robert B. Blundon. sos n street
Leon Brill, jr. 1929 Spring road
$1S.24.
r. E. Burnett and wife, 147 r stree
northeast, $2.70.
Ralph Bowman, Silver Spring, Md.
60 cents.
Edith M Boener, Copley Courts
S9.78
Raymond l.. Beard, 311 F street
northeast, 1886.
Raymond A. Bartlett, 3237 Hiatt
place. S33.01.
Albert Ernest Boadle, Commerce
Building, S22.S4.