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Evening star., 1927-04-23
SOCIETY
President of Island Republic to Be Feted
at Dinner Tonight at the
Presidents House.

| lege, from which the bride also gradu.
ated include Mrs. Charles Skin
ner of Bridgeport. Conn; Mrs. Samuel
Stoll of Brooklyn, Miss Marjoey
Brook Of Pelham, n. Y: Miss Betty
Phin of PeekskilI. Miss Mary Vial and
Miss Gladys Thomas of LeGrange,
Ill; Miss Katherine Green of Mil
waukee, Miss Doris Starkweather of
Evanston. Miss Celia Weidtman of
Utica, and Miss Ruth Barnhart Of
Dayton. Ohio.
Mr.. George Kennan of the State De.
partment will be best man. Mr.. Fer
riss has been on duty in the State
Department. but has recently been
transferred to the United States lega-
ton in Peking.
The bride will wear the gown and
veil worn by Mrs. Hugh Campbell
Wallace at her marriage, Mrs. Wallace
and Mrs. Perrine having been class
mates at Wells College.
Mr.. Ferriss and his bride will start
for his new post in China shortly.
The Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs. w. Irving Glover aud the
children have returned to their apart
ments at the Wardman Park Hotel
after spending the Easter holidays at
Grove Park Inn. Asheyille, n, c.
Nine. Rosa de la Barra, wife OF the
charge d'affaires of the Bolivian lega'
ton. has re Joined her husband in their
apartment at the Wardman Park Ho-
tel after week 8 visit as the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Edwards, daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Edward /. Edwards,
at their home in Jersey City. Miss Ed
wards accompanied Nine. de Ia Barra
on her return to Washington and will
spend the coming week at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Frau Won Lewinski. wife of the Ger
man consul general in New York, was
hostess to a company of Is at dinner
last evening. the party going later to
the Cuban embassy.
Mrs. Fred bennett entertained at a
luncheon at the Mayfiower Hotel to.
day in compliment to Mrs. z. bennett
Barrett, wife of Col. Il. J. Barrett of
Sheboygan, Wis. There were eight
guests.
Mrs Barrett has been attending the
D. A. r. convention and is the accred-
tied delegate of the Sheboygan, Wis.
D. A. R. Chapter. Mrs. Barrett leaves
for her Wisconsin home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred bennett and Mrs
Barrett were among those who attend
ed the opera, "Traviata," last eve
ming.
Maj. and Mrs. w. w. Sheppard
have issued cords announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Lucy Hol-
combe, to DR.. j. G. Bradley, Thursday
in Baltimore in the presence of only
the members of the family. Dr. and
Mrs. Bradley left Immediately after
for a motor trip through the East.
They will be at home after May 10
at 1424 Sixteenth street.
DR.. and Mrs. William Mather Lewis
left yesterday for visit in Lake For
est, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKen-
ney were hosts at dinner last evening
preceding the reception at the Cuban
embassy. Covers were laid for l6.
Miss Callie Doyle, after a visit to
New York, has returned to her apart.
ments at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Miss Frances Lawrence Gore is
leaving Washington today for visit
to Miss Jessie Sellers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sellers, at Ard.
more. Pa. She will return to Wash.
ington at the end of next week.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

The Harvard College Glee Club,
heard last night at the Masonic Audi
toriun, presented an unusual and in
teresting program of early English
and medieval songs. Led by DR.. Archi.
bald T. Dawson, their famous conduc.
tor, the club lived up to its reputa
ton and the only criticism that might
be found was that the program was a
bit heavy.
DIR. Dawson chose a charming and
beautiful group Of songs for presen.
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Mrs. Mock Special Guest
At Oriental Studio Tea.

Mrs. John Mock will be the guest
of honor of the Art Promoters Club at
tea on Sunday afternoon in the Ori-
entail Studio, 2009 l street north
west, from 4;30 to 6 pm. Miss Ger
trude Brigham will be hostess, assisted
by the officers, Mr.. Kermit Girdner
Mr.. Rowland Lyon, Miss Katherine
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at the Willard Hotel yesterday.
The guests included Mrs. John
Marrier, regent of Hot Springs ARK
Chapter; Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs r.
Hardin Seay, Mrs. Charles G. Gaylord
and Miss Mae Helm
Miss Alice Schroeder. Miss Elsie
Schroeder, Miss Emma w Frey and
Miss Hilda Morris of New York are
guests at the Mayfiower Hotel.
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T. r. Gardner of the Bureau Of Et.
omology, has left for Yokohama. ia
pan, to resume the work he has been
carrying on i'm that country for three
years in collecting and shipping 10
this country all kinds of Japanese
beetle parasites for study
Evening star., 1927-04-23

DR.. and Mrs. II. Wells Woodward of
the Northumberland apartment have
returned from trip to New York and
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

An increase of the tobacco tax in
England is contemplated owing to the
increase of smoking among British
women.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

Mrs. Daniel Roper, regent Of Con.
sdtution Chapter, D. A. r., was the
guest of honor at a luncheon given
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FeTriss-Perrine Wedding
Interesting Society Today

The marriage of Miss Sally Perrine.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson n.
Perrine of Evanston, ILL.,. to Mr.. Wal
ton Candy Ferriss, will take place
his afternoon I'm the Washington
home Of the brides parents. at 2029
Connecticut avenue. The ceremony
will be performed at o'clock in the
presence of the immediate members
be the two families. The Rev. DR.. Paul
Jenkins, uncle Of the bride, who with
AIRS Jenkins came from Lake Geneva
TOR the wedding, win officiate, and a
small reception will follow immediate
~ after.
Miss Sarah Ferriss, sister of the
bridegroom, who with her father, Mr..
Walter Ferriss, and her brother, Mr..
John Ferriss, came from Milwaukee
for the wedding viii be maid Of
boz @r The brides other attendants,
FhS are all graduates of Wells Col
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of Argentina and Sonora de Pueyr-
fedon, who will entertain a company
bf %.
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. van Roijen had as their guests
et luncheon yesterday in the presi-
tential dining room of the Mayflower
the counselor of the legation, Jonk.
beer DR.. II. van Asch van Wyck; the
secretary of legation and Baroness
ran Boetzelaer, and the newly appoint
ed attache, Jonkheer r. van Schuyler
burch.
Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom
win give a dinner party this evening
BIT the Mayfiower in honor of Signor
knd Signora de Luca and Signor and
Eignora Polacco, who are here for the
three performances of the Metro.
poitan Opera Co.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Yates, daughter of Representative and
Mrs Richard Yates Of Illinois, to Mr..
Fohn Henderson Of Scotland viii take
blace this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
The Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, the pastor, Rev.
Dr. James Shera Montgomery, offici-
lting. DR. Montgomery, who is chap
kiI be assisted by Bishop William F.
Mcdowell, and a reception will follow
kt 2400 Sixteenth street, where Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Yates have an
apartment.
Air. l.. Howland Brown of New York
Entertained at dinner at the Ward.
nan Park Hotel last evening for Miss
Yates and Mr.. Henderson. The guests
Kere the members Of the bridal
barty-Mrs. John l.. Pickering. jr., of
Detroit. sister Of the bride; Mrs.
Ernest Cottam Of Hoylake, Cheshire,
England, sister Of the bridegroom, and
Der daughter, Miss Aubrey Cottam:
Mrs A. II. l.. Mackinnon of Aberdeen,
Scotland, also a sister Of Mr.. Hen
berson; DR.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Booth
pf New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Delos
Walker, Mrs. Howard Knots, Dr.
William Earl Clark, Mr.. Harry Eaton
Ind Mr.. Alfred Hobson. The ether
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Stead,
brother-in-law and sister Of the host;
Miss Eula A. Macdonald and Miss
Louise de Chatedelaine Of New York.
The counselor Of the German EN-.
bassy and Frau Kiep entertained a
company of y at luncheon informally
Today at the Mayflower in compli-
ment to the wcll known German tenor,
Herr Werner Kirchkoff of the Met.
scpolitan Opera Co.
The counselor of the Czechoslovak
legation and Nine. Lipa entertained
ht luncheon today in compliment TO
MFR. Pavel Ludikar Of the Metropolitan
Opera Co, now in Washington for a
short season Of opera.
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and Mr.. David Ross Beattie have re-
turned from motor trip in the
Shenandoah Valley in Virginia.
The national vice chairman Of
pages. Mrs. Archibald l. McColl. and
the following Michigan pages to the
thirty sixth Continental Congress of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, Miss Frances Louise Seydel
Frederick Fyfe Goodwin, Eleanor
Grey. Sarah Harris, Mary Louise Rey-
nolds, Marguerite Riddle and Helen
Eloise Carey, gave a luncheon in the
presidential dining room of the May
flower yesterday for the vice president
general from Michigan, Mrs. L. Victor
Seydel: the historian general. Miss
Alice Louise McDuftie; the State re-
gent OF Michigan, Mrs. Lucius G.. Hol-
land and the national chairman of
pages, Mrs. John d. Nevin.
Mrs. Lavinia Quinn of 1923 Ogden
street northwest is entertaining with a
dance this evening in the Garden
House of the Grace Dodge Hotel in
honor of the eighteenth birthday an
niversary of her daughter. Miss Doro.
thy Eva Quinn. About so school
friends of Miss Quinn are invited as
guests, With the refreshments will be
served a birthday cake lighted with
candles
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ambassador and Mime. PueyrredOn
Hosts to Cabinet Member.

The Postmaster General and Mrs.
New will be the guests of honor at
dinner this evening of the Ambassador
of Argentina and Sonora de Pueyr-
fedon, who will entertain company
bf %.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom
win give a dinner party this evening
BIT the Mayfiower in honor Of Signor
knd Signora de Luca and Signor and
signora Polacco, who are here for the
three performances of the Metro.
bolitan Opera Co.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

Miss Callie Doyle, after visit to
New York, has returned to her apart
ments at the MaYf1ower Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKen-
ney were hosts at dinner last evening
preceding the reception at the Cuban
embassy. Covers were laid for l6.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

Miss Frances Lawrence Gore is
leaving Washington today for visit
to Miss Jessie Sellers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sellers, at Ard.
more. Pa. She will return to Wash.
ington at the end of next week.
Evening star., 1927-04-23

DR.. and Mrs. William Mather Lewis
left yesterday for a visit in Lake For.
est Ill
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F. II. STEPHENS AND A. II. BELL. JR,
Attorneys

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
LdT d.iIt qE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a District
the widening Of Nichols Avenue "a and fH South iI
capitol Street, also First Street. in the Dis
tr T6a,, OF Columbia. District Court No: 1863
Notice is hereby given, that the Commits
sloness OF the District of Columbia tpur.
sS nnrrss 70 certain provision Of the Act Of
AN Act making appropriations for the eX.
penses OF the government of the District Of
COLUMBIA, for the fiscal year ending June
and for other purposes" whereby they are are
authorized to open. extend. or widen any
street, avenue, road or highway to conform
with the plan of the permanent system of
highways in that portion of the District of
COLUMBIA outside of the cities of Washing
OF Congress APPROVED March uner 1s sas A 81
June 28. 1893. and May 90. 1926. respect
of subchapter one of chapter fifteen of the
Code Of Law for. the District of Columbial .
have filed petition in this Court praying
the widening Of Nichols Avenue. and South
capitol Street. also First Street. in the Dis
Irlet q Columbia; as shown on map or
pat Tiled with the said petition, as part
thereof, and praying also that this Court
empanel Jury in accordance with the law
provided for in such cases Il, assess the
may sustain by reason of the said widening
99f Nichols Avenue, and South Capitol
dl1O y lISb SIfeets IN the District OF
Columbia, and the condemnation of the land
necessary Ior the purposes thereof and to
assess the benefits resulting therefron1 in
cludlng the expenses of these proceedings.
upon any lands which the Jury may find
VIII be benefited as provided for in and by
the Aforesaid Act of Congress approved Nav
~. 1926, 1t ls, by the Court this 4th day
OF January, 1927. ORDERED: That all Der
sons having. any interest in these proceed
lngs be. and they are hereby. warned and
commando ~ appear In this Court ON or
ne1ore Tie 4th day Of February. 1927. at
ten O'Clock. A. M, and continue in attend
anee until the Court shall have made its
1lnal order ratifving and confirming the
aWarg OF DAMAGES and the assessment Of
benefits OF the Jury to be empaneled and
sworn herein: and Il is further ORDERED
That copy of this notice and order be pub,
Hshed twice a week for two successive
weeks In the Washington Evening Star The
washington Post and The WashinRton
IImes. newspapers published in the said
Lastr1ct. commencing at least twenty days
before. the said 9Th day of February 1897.
1T IL further ordered That a COW Of This
notice and order be served BY the United
States marshal, or his deputies. upon each
OF the owners of the fee of the land to he
condemned herein as may be found by the
said marshal. or his deputies within the
District OF Columbia. and upon the tenants
ana occupants OF the same, before the said
4th day of February. 1927 Bv the ConTt.
tSiRnedl WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justice
I seal a true copy, Test: FRANK E.
C 4. SS; Clerk By W. W, MACK
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Legal Notices

COMING COMMISSION or THE DISTRICT
: OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON January
Of Secti9n OF an ,Act Of Congress. ap.
Goth Congress. entitled An Act to regulate
District Of Columbia and 70 create q Zonins
l Iff g hereby given that PUBLIC hearing
Lrict Building Beginning at 900 a. NJ.
siderins The following proposed pro Changes sin ID
soS q t caAS Ss EseFsR oa and RESI- esq
Ri2EENSgT,IIASL 4 REsTRtGTEb AREA. 60
New Hampshire Avenue n W between Du.
pont Circle and s Street described ae fol.
lows: 81 West side, all of square 1885: lots
ali Of ssuare i5$: iot s isa sa 10 to 'S &
incl 500 "a, S04, S03 90 to 20 incl. 1873
e Ss so so 1na 500 square l5s east sds
800. % and 90 square i36: lots SS. 81
sIJ. iSO and 81 square i5b: lots Fl ape L
a q a9 Isl to c8AR Sa VI fko 81 K fad sl2
TIAL G AREA. 90 no FIRST CONNER
Ga SIDE a a I'm sIr aElHT onlaFs 2,
York Avenue and . Street, being lots 4
E EIRsI RGESSilip5EESSgT 1IS$iIS o AREA % IS
HEIGHT: Lot 81. SQUARE III, located a
cHS sgEf fRoM gl REs Sis istEeel
aEkcfAL Area 90 o. aE 81 HIST ps Godi
and an y 1927 a Reservoir and Ridge Road
kq FEoM * REs shS Nk4fstfoUs A TERf
GO, 10 FIRST COMMERCIAL. 6 AREA
go a HEIGHT ~ Lot o. sanaEs 25Se Peng
s sEEEGsN DSoeAM MEaKFSRRAAhl1 AREA 60 e r.
Square trna, ~ 99o bounded BY llth 18th,
E.ooLhoWlNG PROPOSED CHANGES IN
APTEsNooNE sEssSoGNS s ~ FHR At PB hHG
HEARING ! AR \ BEG1NN,NlNe At 100 2. N.
FIRST EilIss COMMERCIAL D AREA. ITO
akEas ls6o aE EhEaT GS0ShbEE kE GTJ4lafoR
LTY OF ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
JGNE l.. 1910: Lots As and sos. SQUARE
Esd !; 80, east side OF 18th Street y W, be
COMMERCIAL. & AREA &c 90 4 2E FfdHSl
Frontage on east side Of 18th Street $. e.
e 6erween East Capitol pnn Street and Masss
and ls6 sqnare o Toss ''ce R "a FRo n
F1RSI COMMERCIAL. Y AREA 40 TIC
RESIDENTIAL, A AREA. 40 HEIGHT
s. E.. fronfings Isl 81 feet on Bladensbu IN
Bead for depth Of 100 feet CHANGE
EE1M IS kesipEANa4.H A AHkERA1 g
PoPtIand Street f Seiwe ss'ao5e SSsS
and Newoomb Streets. and lots 9 to incl
square 1usn1 1924; 90, on north side of Seweomt
per :, new spbdiyision Of August 81. 1925
SIDNEY, E. TALIAFERR0. DAVID LYNN
Ne nis G,NANT 3rG z9nine Commission oil
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SAMUEL HAYDEN LILLY

Funeral services for Samuel Hay
den Lilly. IS. a clerk in the Court
of Claims for the past 20 years.
will be held tomorrow at his late
residence. 2415 M ST., and at ST.
Stephen'si Church.
A native of Pennsylvania, Mr..
Lilly moved with his parents to
Missouri at the age of eight. Since
1908. he had lived in Washington
He was member of the Modern
Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors
lie was taken i'll suddenly with
heart trouble, dying at his home
late Wednesday night. He leaves
his. wife, Mrs. Mary C. Lilly and a
sister, Mrs. Dave Hanney. of this
citV
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs

Herbert W. Smith, As, and hyd,,
W Tae stewart Il. The Rev. L. S
Walter r careford, 90. of Urbana
va. and Lusie Ellen Keogel, i9. o
Jamaica, Va. The Rev. William NJ
Robert E. Daley. 2s and Marie v
Albert Jennings Betner, 80. and Mar,
AdeH Holstine. 26, both of Harrisburg
Pa. The Rev. s. I. Nichols
Dave Schneider. 30, Of New York
and Ida v. Sapperstein, 20, of Baiti
more. Md. The, Rev. j. r. Loeb.
Floyd Dennis 81 and Nancie v
freeman, 10. The Rev. william NJ
James Paul Sanford. 81. and Laura
May Weaver, 81. The Rev. ]. e
Julius H. Riley. 80. and Leila Clara
Robey, 20, of Brooklyn, Iowa. The
Rev. e. NJ. Bowman.
Joseph A. Monaghan. 80. and Mars
Carroll Whitaker, %. The Rev. r. b
Harris
Granville Garter Brothers, "a, and
Helen Virginia Moore, 20, of Richmond
Va. The Rev. III. r. Downs.
Daniel Aston, "a, and Flossie Gowens
30. The Rev. ]. w. King.
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Bids and Proposals

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uary IL, 1927. Sealed proposals viii
be received at room 500 District Build.
l,ng; until o'clock q. m. February 4.
dy31 Ior furnishing snd delivering Print
shop Equipment. Specifications and M
formation at Room 800 District Building.
Z, g., WASH NGION.
January IL, 1927. Sealed proposals will be
until Z o'clock y. M, February 8. 1927. for
IrH nIlliiR and delivering Laboratory and
information at Room a9O District BnijdinE
D.. G.. WASHINGTON
January 18th, 1927. Sealed proposals
WI MI De received at Room 500 District Build.
Ms s;- unnll O'Clock o. m. January 26th
II.I2I. Tor relocating. street railway tracks on
n Mdsc4 3a m Avenue from Massachusetts Ave.
may be obtained at Room 427 District
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
DENNIS A. McINERNEY

A requiem mass will be said in
st. Aloysius Church tomorrow for
Dennis A. McInerney. 40. assis-
tant foreman of the car. inspection
division at the Union Station. who
was killed Wednesday at the sta
ton by a brake handle that flew
off "a car he was inspecting. Death
was due to a fractured skull.
Mr.. McInerney was native of
Washington. He had been en-
ployed at the Union Station nine
years. He leaves a wife and five
children, Catherine. Pearl. Mary,
Dennis, jr., and Ella. Burial will
be in Mt. Olivet.
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JAMES MILTON RARNARn

Funeral services for James Mil
ton Barnard. 81, native of Wash
ington and an employe of the Post
office Department since 1893. will
be held tomorrow. Burial will be
In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Barnard was an active
Mason, belonging to the Royal
Arch. Knights Templars and the
Shrine. He died Yesterday at his
home, 1853 Columbia Rd. ". w.
He leaves widow, Mrs. Annie NJ.
Bernard.
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G.. F. O'Brien Reelected
Hannibal Assn. Head

G. F. o'Brien was reelected presi
dent of the Hannibal Athletic Asso.
citation, composed of colored police.
men and firemen Of the District,
and endorsement of the advocacy of
more colored policemen and fire.
fighters was given at last nights
banquet OF the association, held in
Engine House No. A.
Other officers chosen included
w. w. orme. first vice president
G. e. Gibson, second vice president,
and ]. A. Briscce, recording, secre.
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THINGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. ill.,
Mrs. Mildred L. Penn. who disap-
peared from her home in Potomac
January 4. has been located in
Washington at 1928 Columbia iRd.
according to the police report, she
refused to come home. She has
la husband David L. Penn and an
18-mOnths-old child.
William Daniel, railroad engi-
neer. was fined $3.50 today and
sentenced to three months in Jail
for possession of 0 half-galIon Jars
|of liquor, found in his home by "a
raiding party after Charles Will.
Jams, colored, said that he bought
fined $50 and COSTS Daniels noted
an appeal.
Two new automatic traffic signals
are being installed at Alfred and
Prince street and Alfred and Duke
streets. Duke and Alfred streets
is considered the most dangerous
intersection in the city.
A charter win be issued to Christ
Church for a troop of Boy Scouts
Ito be known as Troop 1874 at the
evening services Sunday. The
charter will be presented by George
il. Parker, in charge of the north
ern Virginia scouting district.
AT the annual meeting of the
Alexandria Trust and Mortgage Cor
poration, held at the George Mason
Hotel Wednesday night, Robert S.
Jones was reelected president: c. T..
Nicholson, vice president and man
ager, and j. r. Cation. secretary. A
stock issue of 100000 preferred
stock was authorized. ;.
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BIRTHS

Emmett A. and Florence E wright.
boy, &rlF.s 49,
SAMUEL n and Anna Lsmanuas boy.
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DEATHS

James B. strawbridge Sc years, Provi-
dence Hospital.
Charles W. Saunders. 50 years 1903
Park Pl. N. E.
George W. Penniman, 81 years. Cap
Kate Thibout, II years, Walter Reed
Hospital.
John T G Car IS years. 1885 1rv-
Maud e. Butler, 25 years Garfield
GeorEena Cole. "a years 54ss Eighth
Samuel A. Knouse. 20 years, Gar.
field Hospital.
Alein Fastnaught, 81 years, Garfield
Hospital
stella A, Ryers. So years, Waiter
Franklin W, Lantz. n years, 1898
Connecticut, Ave. N. W.
Lee Deu 81 years ss5 Pennsylvania
Infant Of jeremiah j. and Agnes r.
Desmond. "a hours, Garfield Hospital.
Murray Nelson, 20 years. tuberculosis
Hospital
Henry L. Godsden. "a years Tubsr-
Fannie 4. Johnston. 20 years Tuber.
flames e.. Chandei. Il years. Emer-
gency Hospital.
Ellen Lee. 81 wears. 1905 Twelfth St.
Archie Vaughn, ST years. 1ss For,
q. Anna !. I I, 6 eearoe. SO years, 1908 rrv-
Infant Of James W. and Eva Man
ming 3 days, 1242a carrollburg st. s, w.
BIRTHS
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SAMUEL b. HILL

Samuel B.. Hill, 40, an employee
of the general accounting office of
the Postoffice Department, will be
buried Monday with Masonic hon
ors under the auspices of the
Acacia Grand Lodge of colored
Masons.
He died at his home, 2017 Fifth
st. N. W., last night. The
survivors are the widow, a daugh-
ter, Gretchen Hill, and his mother,
Mrs. Harriet Fairfax. Marietta, Pa.