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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-19
Guild Tea
Will Honor
Mrs. Porter

Invitations have been issued by
the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild for
tea April 2 at the Pail nurses
residence. 1882 West Michigan
street
The tea will honor Mrs. Andrew
]. Porter, founder and first presi-
dent of the guild, and the group Of
charter members. The. women who
composed this first group of volln-
teerS are Mrs. Blanch McNew. Mrs.
w. D. Decker. Mrs. L. NJ. Della
meter, Mrs. Paul Keller, Mrs. H. c.
Meyers, Mrs. Henry Sanders, Mrs.
J. NJ. Tomlinson, Miss Alice Velsey.
Miss Ida Ceilings and Miss Agnes
Mahoney.
In the six years since its found
ing. the organization has grown to
a membership of more than 1900,
with forty-Six auxiliary chapters
throughout the state
The guild has for its objective
the comfort and happiness of the
patients of the James Whitcomb
Riley hospital for children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-19
Z0NTA CLUB TO GIVE
CAFETERIA PARTY

Plans for a party to be given at
the Russet cafeteria Tuesday night
by Mrs. Charlotte Mcpherson were
made at a meeting of the Indian
apoliS Zonta Club Tuesday at the
Columbia Club. Members will wear
costumes representing their bust
neSSeS.
Miss Olice Killer was in charge
of the program at the luncheon
meeting. Miss Patricia Elliott spoke
on AN Employment Bureau and
How it Functions"
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Ellsworth Boyce
Joseph Higgins
MRS, HELMUTH WILL
ENTERTAIN CLASS

Mrs. Frank Helmuth, 221 North
Jefferson avenue, will entertain
members Of the womens Bible
class of the Central Christian
church at her home at 2 p. m.
Thursday.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. G. D. Weaver, Mrs. Harriet
Schiffman, Mrs. w. w. Turpin,
Mrs. Fuller M Avant, Mrs. Eliza
beth Frye, Mrs. Ada Boles, Mrs.
Fount Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Zimmerman.
Mrs. M. c. Moore will have
charge Of the program. Mrs.
Samuel AshbY is teacher.
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MRS, ROBERSTON is
BANQUET GUEST

Mrs. Bonnie K. Robertson, Ham
nond, state president of the Bust
less and Professional Womens
Clubs of Indiana. was the guest of
lono< and speaker at the banquet
given Monday night by the Brazil
}. and P. W. More than hundred
MEMBERS and guests attended the
flair.
Mrs. Robertson also spoke at a
pecial high school chapel, held at
he Senior high school Monday
afternoon. Business Womens week
vas celebrated with a special dis
)lay in the Chamber of Commerce
)ffice window. showing the contrast
stween business women twenty-five
-'ears ago and today.
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DINNER Is GIVEN FOR
WOMEN'S CLUB

Miss Lois Henley Miss Grace
Thompson and Miss Florence Park
err entertained with o'clock din
ner Tuesday night at their home,
1902 North New Jersey street.
Fifty members of the Business
Women's Club of Friends church
were guests. The tables were deco
rated with green sweet peas and
lighted with green tapers.
Miss Elizabeth Blackmore, Baffin-
land. dressed in native costume,
talked on the Eskimo. Miss Leona
Wright sang Irish songs and Miss
Eileen Sweeney and Miss Berna-
dette Sweeney gave Irish readings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-19
MRS. BAXTER ELECTED
BROOKSIDE HEAD

Mrs. Walter Baxter was elected
president of the BrookSide Park
Woman'S Club at a meeting held
at the Brookside Park Com
munity house. The organization OBJ
served Founders day.
Other new officers are: Vice
president, Mrs. F. V. Knyvett; sec
rotary, Mrs Ray Carter, and treas
urer. Mrs. B. H. Bisler Miss Julia
Landers of the recreational depart
ment of the board of park COM
misionerS spoke on her work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-19
Celebrates Birthddu

Miss Rosemary WuenSch celebrat-
ed her eighteenth birthday anniver-
sary Tuesday night with a party
at her home, II Palmer street. Her
guests included Mrs. Martin Gordon,
Miss Mildred Easton, Miss Thelma
Gordon, Miss Louise Stansbury, Miss
Catherine Peters, Miss Helen Pyre
and Miss Amelia Zimmerman.
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Sororitu to Plan Dance

Alpha and Beta chapters Of the
Theta Sigma Delta sorority will
have a joint meeting tonight at the
Y. w. C. A. to make final plans for
an Easter bid dance.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Taylor,
Marott, are spending several days in
New York.
Ed Kahn, who has been In Hol-
lywood, Fla, has returned to his
home at the Marott.
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GiUes Birthday PARTY

Mrs. Hold E1ler. 3155 East Wash
ington street, entertained this after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mary
Louise, on her eleventh birthday
anniversary. She was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. G. w. Salmons. !
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Miss FisEe Talks

Miss Estel Fiske spoke on Social
Service in Public Schools" at a
meeting Of the Alpha Eta Latreian
Club Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. J. McElwee, 1909
Broadway.
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Slate Dance, Cards

A dance and card party will be
given Thursday night at ll6l3 East
Maryland street, fourth floor, by
members Of Camellia lodge No. l2l,
Ladies Society TO the B. of L. F.
and z
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Republican Club to Meet

First Ward Republican Club will
meet Friday night in the new club
rooms, Twenty-fifth and Station
streets. The meeting will be in the
nature of house warming. Will
liam A. Edwards is chairman of the
entertainment committee.
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Gire Rush P1rtu

Mrs. Earl Herndon. TIA West
Thirty-flrst street. gave rush party
at her home Monday night for
members of the Phi Sigma Chi So
rority.
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Mrs. Gilmore Is
HOnOred Guest
at Group Fete

officers of Naomi chapter during
the years 1926 and 1880 entertained
with surprise dinner and party at
the South Side Y. w. G. A. Tues
day night in honor of Mrs Millie
Gilmore, grand deputy.
The honor guest was presented
with a table lamp by the hostesses.
Covers we're laid for:
Mesdames
Gilmore Kathryn C. Bortsfeld
BeSS Shaw Cora K. Weiland
Amy MCDANIEL Goldie Garden
Mabel Fuller Eva Turpin
Mamie J. Passmore Nettie Betterly
Leona Byrkett Gertrude Mary Gray
Louise E. Pedlow Hazel James
Gertrude Messick Hovey Thurman
Florence Harrison Bernice Vaught
Misses
Edith e. Harrison Beatrice Turpin
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SOrOrity Meets

Miss Edna Staub. 124S Leonard
street. entertained members of the
Alpha chapter. Delta Phi Beta So
rority, at her home Monday night.
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BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN
FOR SORORITY

Delta Gamma Delta sorority en-
tertained members of the lambda
Pi Sigma sorority with bridge
party Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Russell Roth, 25 North
Sheridan avenue. Decorations were
carried out in st. Patrick's colors.
Guests we're:
Mesdames
Ellsworth Boyce Charles Reid
Joseph Higgins
Misses
Beulah Hall Mildred Woods
Irma Lentz Bernice Thompson
Mary Miller Cleo Dale
Anne Theising Mary Neff
Florence Wilson Nellie Bottema
Lois Wintrow Joana Stephenson
Lenore MulleniX Alma GreenWald
Mildred Rounds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-19
Sen1i-Shee1~
Crebes Take
Front Rank

A widely known expert on fabric de-
Ign and styllst for one Of New York's
most important fabric houses, Alma
Archer. has returned from the spring
openings Of Paris couturiers and has
written this article exclusively for The
Times and NEA Service.
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Hostess for Meetinq

Miss Coda Heidrich, 210 Penn
Arts apartments. will entertain for
members of Beta Tau Sigma So
rority at her horne tonight.
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Hold Joint MeetinQ

Alpha and Beta chapters, Chi
Delta Chi sorority, will meet
Wednesday at the Chamber of Com
merce.
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S0rOritn to Meet

Regular meeting of Omicron Beta
Gamma sorority will be held on
tonight at the home Of Miss Cathe-
rine Morris, IA East Shiller street.
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ChGpter to Meet

Miss iona Maze, 1905 Balsam ave-
nue., will be hostess for the regular
meeting of Alpha chapter, Phi
Theta Delta sorority, at her home
tonight Miss Mary Ellen Winks re-
Gently was pledged to the chapter.
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Meetin0 Scheduled

Theta Delta Mu sorority members
will meet at the home of Miss Jessie
Byers, 1854 Eugene street, tonight.
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Mrs. Carter Hostess

Members Of the 1908 Club will
meet Thursday at the country home
Of Mrs. Byron Carter.
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SOrOritu to Meet

Delta Tau sorority will meet at 8
D. m, Thursday, at the English
hotel.
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TO
GiUe Benefit
Bridge Fete

Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta
sorority, will give a benefit bridge
party Thursday night at the Wom-
ans Department Club, 1902 North
Meridian street. Mrs. Claybourne
Blue is general chairman, assisted
by Miss Mary Lou Matlock, Miss
Katherine Gibson, Miss Alice Mont
gomery and Miss Virginia Mattern.
Among those who have made res
ervationS are
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Clark
Misses
June Woodwork Marcella Brayne
Alice Miller Catherine Carlyle
Media Klipstine Pearl Moore
Mabel Henry Mary Alice Toomey
Betty Clark Patty warner
iona Maze Norma Keller
Genevfeve Davis Mildred Bray
Betty McCracken Norma Bray
Carolyn Lachnit Ruth McVey
Ellen Clark Lorraine Beauchamp
Jane Wise Virginia Raffen-
Geneva Tatum Sperger
Mary Ellen Winks Edna Gage
Frances WolSe
MeSsrs
Robert o. Haver Earl Matock
Joseph Foy GAYLORD Starks
Dale Whistler
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Hold Weekly Meeting

Weekly meeting of Delta Tau
Omega sorority will be held at 8
tonight at the Spink-Arms hotel.
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Mary Attend
Card Party of
Music Clubs

Additional reservations for the
card party given this afternoon at
the Marott by the members of the
Indiana Federation Of Music Clubs
were made by the following:
Mesdames
D. T. Gruber w. c. Lynn
A. G. Rose A. NJ. Robertson
John E. Cady Leo Rappaport
F. r Edenharter James H. Lowry
Arch Oids Glenn Friermood
Birney D. Spradling Robert s. K5naird
Fred Mccain Robert o. Bonner
j. B. Vanawerker Edward Hereth
D. o. Wilmeth L. S. Thomas
Ella Lazarus J. 2. O'Brien
Preston Rubbish Robert Locke
Marcus White J. H. Kennedy
E. J. EVERY Harry Hull
Nesbit Searcy George Rossebo
Bonnie Cline Andrew J. Pratt
George Phillip Meier A. A. Barrett
Jack Goodman
Misses
Margaret Sander Norma Mueller
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WOMEN VOTERS OFFICER

Mrs. Walter
S. GreemoWgh
is chairman
Of the
efficiency
IN government
committee
of the
Indiana
League Of
Women
Voters,
1Uhich 1Uill
hold its
eleventh
annual
convention
at the
Lincoln
Thursday
and
Friday.
She 1C5U talk
at the
Friday
morning
session
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Rentals
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY

-l.. THE CECIL,
!. SOUTHWEST CORNER 18Th AND
-. DOWNTOWN BUILDING
shtalng distance Government Depts.
snc,.sr and shOppinR section All
s4:HouHfRBo HRoSuHfBoe EIEvHEfFSe;K ane IqEfFe; SERVICE
q TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD
rooms and hath to 2 rooms kitchen
$500 10 $50 90 Per Month.
AFPLY RESIDENT MANAGER
THE PORTSMOUTH,
,lT36 n h AVE N. W.
very Reasonable Rentala
Seneral Electric Refrigeration
Ielephone Switchboard 24-HOur
q .o,,.. Elevator Service
!, 4 rco.. Anu Oatn ......... $4,000
rooms and bstS Sasn '.''''''''.' sn7'een sn7'een
THE WALRAFF,
=, 3025 18TH ST. N W.
Near 10Th and Columbia Rd.
rooms and bath ........ $50. 80
o rooms and hath ........... $3.50
S4O7-9-11 GOTH ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Just south of Ordway St. and
Near Connecticut Ave
fine Location for Families ~tth
. L. Children. Large Yards
ro0ms and bath ..... S4S so
rooms and bath .... 80 90
THE CLIFTON,
SOUTHEAST CORNER 14TH AND
THOMAS CIRCLE.
large rooms and bath ...... S65.00
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
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HARRY C. @. STILES

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
in All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church. Cathedral Avenue and
Woodley Road Northwest, for
Harry C. c. Stiles, So, who died
Of pneumonia yesterday at his
home, 2276 Cathedral Avenue
Northwest. Interment will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Stiles was the treasurer
and general manager Of the
Maurice Joyce Engraving Com.
pany, with which organization he
had been associated for 35 years.
He was former president of the
American Photo Engravers' As
Sociation.
For eight years he was Secre-
tary Of the Commercial, now the
City Club. He was also a mem
Der Of the Washington Board Of
Trade. Chamber of Commerce,
and the Advertising Club, and Of
Almas Temple Of the Mystic
Shrine. He had been i'll less tnan
a week.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mrs. Adele Miller Stiles; two sons,
Donald and Richard stiles: a
daughter, Miss Marjorie Stiles,
and sister, Miss Florence Fraser
Stiles.
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MAIL FOR GRAF.
S1.20 AN OUNCE.

The Postoffice Department is.
exceedingly interested" in every
development in lighter-than-air
devices for flying and will do its
share to encourage such trans
portation through the air, Post
master General Brown today told
DR.. Hugo Eckener, commander Of
the Graf Zeppelin, and Herr Emil
Baer, secretary Of the German
embassy.
However, the entire load Of
development must not be placed
on the Postoffice Department"
Brown added.
Eckener and postal officials alS9;
perfected arrangements for trans.
porting mail on the Graf Zep+
pelin on its forthcoming Euro.
pean South American United
States trip, to be undertaken from
riedrichShafen early in May.
S1.2O Per Ounce
Postage on letters on the re.
turn trip from LakehurSt, N. J..
to Germany will be $1.20 per
ounce and so cents each for
postal cards.
A special arrangement will bS
made with the German com.
pany - LuftSchiffbau Zeppelin
through its American representa-,
tive, F. w. Won MeiSter, whereby
there will be better handling Of
philatelic mail to be carried on
the Graf Zeppelin throughout all
its stops. These arrangements will
be made for the round trip Of
the Graf as well as for intermedi.
ate points.
A special stamp" viii be pro-
vided for this trip by the German
postal administration, while the
United States will furnish q Spe-
cial cachet to be used on all mail
carried on the Graf.
Super Gas Sought
with the development and
greater use Of lighterthan-air
craft" said Brown, there will be
increased demands on the pres
ent supply Of helium gas. As q.
consequence, it is likely to become
exhausted In time II means are,
not devised to supplement the
supply"
Eckener said he believed that
supplies Of he1ium would be dis
covered In other places than In
the United States. He said Ger.
man chemists are WORKING on q
process for making hydrogeD cas-
non-inflammAble, and he Ne com
fident the experimeu y Ould
prove ,entiral RSa$is S~sz a !
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FLORISTS
FLORISTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1912 F st. N. w.
| b. ATH :.
LN(lT' ICES.

John A. and Mary A. Ofenstein, girl.
Linwood J. and Opal e. Lancaster
girl.
Bernard L. and Shirley A. Gordon.
Albert w. and Sophie R. BookOsf.
Aubrey T. and Bertha B. Ritchie, girl.
William A. and Enmabelle Ryons
girl.
John L. and Evelyn v. Bladen. boy. ,
George C. and Celestins n. Martini
James W. and Sophie 81 Sampson.
boy.
boy.
Paul NJ. and Gertrude Dyer. boy.
Julian G. and Dorothy e. Gibbs. boy.
Claude F. and Beulah e. Gicker, boy
Clarence L. and Florence L Boyer.
girl.
Francis and Lois r. Smith. boy. -..
Michele and Maria Battaglini. boy.
Robert e. and Mabel v. Lloyd, girl.
Salvatore and Catherine Maggie. girl.
Henry r and Thelma Franklin, girl
Thomas n. and Milye Morris, girl
Jesse and Elease Middleton, boy.
Charles and Adel Barnes, boy.
John ana Josephine Washington, girl.
John and Rosa Harrison. girl.
Edward and Evelyn Carmichael. girl.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
MARRIAGE


Elmer A. Frank. 81. and Edith Bush.
Is. The Rev. J. H. Miers.
Is. The Rev. Alexander Wil6anks.
Fairbanks Smith. -. and Lillian
Crump 20. The Rev. W. D. Jarvis.
John A. Summess. %. and Virginia
Ross. 81. The Rev. A. F. Poore.
Edgar ]. Appel. IS. and Ruth A. D.
Miller. SO. The Rev. r. B. Harris.
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DEATH NOTICES
DEATHS

II
CAERSLI ks3Hs.dss ks3hscEs N9sSA Is S
g slSisS 4 81 iTfsmSStsi I :S ,SA ,FkAAScEs BERS1ES
Rsss1EG sss EsdoTS GSE5C of sss 12d ST. Eys T. Carroll
b; s.,rISsI i5!s rssidsTS: I$s q
lie Church, where requiem SiEh ma mass win
soul % GI foc% IN oRs
Cemetery. Relatives and friends are In
GRIFFIN. MARGARET--;PssSed awey On
GARET GRtFFIN, native Of curTSh county.
Ai @.sn:: q %an % = fe9SSstss fys f;S
SsSn asrsS % 1sao ss @ 50 oSicek. pis; tSsae:
mass win be said at 10 o'clock. Relatives
sn. aRd TfRd: a ioCa Ryfd IN ovs s'eaS csH Inter
cETBEE FbaIs5sy MaDSE RsS ~ ISso g
SADsE M ~ gGsaaXA tis!SfISi GRGBER, fS tie Beloved
S Remains 3 are resting IEISE st HysOns's funeral
@ vii Ss sspdusS:d S = Ill., It. Fssr: EHIseoP a
Saturday morning March 70. issc; At
SS sGr1 S follow rpPsri s sysss nS In
LySsMShb SaIch 81 nnn iase R1ca1PnS hSld Salovsd
husband Of Mary Luskey. aged So years.
Funeral from W. W. Deals funeral home.
S16 H st. n. E.. on Saturday. March 20,
at $50 .. m. Thence to St. Aloysiue'
Church. where reduium macs. will be said
no r. fSE the q his sST In
STEPHENSON. WILLIAM S.-PasSed
away. on Tuesday. March 25. 1880. at
the Episcopal Eye Ear Snd ThEont IT1IE HcS;
s. STEPHENSON. the beloved father of
william r. Stephenson and the devoted
friend Of Mrs. Jessie Waters.
Remains are resting at Lomax CHAPEL.
1900 s ST. N. W.. until Friday. March 2S,
1880. thereafter at his late residence, s31
New Hampshire Ave. n. W. Funeral ser.
vices will be CONDUCTED on Sunday after
moo noon ma March 30, 1890 G I At o'clock; clock from rom
N W. Body win lie in state on sunday,
March 80. 1880. from 10 a. m. until 2
D. m. Interment will follow in Mt. Zion
Cemetery. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend.
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EDWARD L. WITTsTATT

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at 2 p. m. at 4T07
Eighth st. N. w., the late home
of Edward L. Wittstatt, so, who
died yesterday at the Washington
Sanitarium, after a long illness.
Interment will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Wittstatt was a lifelong
resident Of Washington. He was
the proprietor of a radiator and
fender repair business at 1908
Fourteenth st. N. w. and 319
Thirteenth st. N. w.
He was a member Of the Wash
ington Board of Trade, the Cham
Der Of Commerce, the Automotive
Trade Association and the Hiram
Lodge of Masons.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mrs. Jennie N. WittStatt; three
daughters, the Misses Virginia,
jeanette and Mary Ellen Witt
staff; his mother, Mrs. Barga~a
WittStatt, and a brother, Police
man John T. WittStatt.
Milton F. Chamberlain. IS years
Casualty Hospital.
Edmund Burke, 50 years Home for
Incurab bles.
William Nsuland. 10 years. s22 East
Capitol St
Clara T. Garner G years s7Os T
st. n. w.
Elizabeth N; TlngleA 81 years. AsOs
Ninth st. N. w.
Margaret Barker. s3 years. st.
Eliza abeths Hospital.
John TrimerchL 81 years. Gallinger
Hospital.
Annie L. Dubrof. 4s years. 1903
Thomas E. shearer. ~ years. sib-
ley Hospital.
Fannie Mandelbaum. II years. George
Washington Hospital
Edna FontG 10 years. callingsr
Hospital.
:, En- Em%s ma tsffysar' a w "a years s'0' On
raM:,S Mary =. \. Herbert @ /" years. 1888
Ida Baker, Ss years. GallinEer Hos
pital.
Emma Bookman. So years. Garfield
Hospital.
william N. Holmes, ~ years Freed
Fl Tlofs =, West; = " year. 1901 Carroll
John Harris. ST years. St. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Gentina williams. 20 years Gallinger
Hospital.
Joseph Butler. 27 years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
Infant Of Logan and Sarah Ksaney.
12 days. Gallinger Hospital.
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The Washington Herald daily and Sun.
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D. c. MONEY BILL
RAISES RATES
FOR WATER
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page 4.
the old Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal.
Authority for joining with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
the cost Of reconstruction og a via
duct or bridge and approaches to
replace the existing viaduct in the
line Of Monroe Street, Northeast,
over the tracks and right Of way
Of the B. - o.
Big Water Rate Jump.
In connection whit the water
rent situation, the House commit
tee said water revenues were show.
ing a deficit which would increase
II rates are not raised. The re.
port says that about 1900 con-
sumerS now paying minimum
meter rate Of $685. would pay $8.75
under the proposed legislation.
The same percentage Of increase
would apply to minimum meter,
commercial.
The present water main assess
ments would Jump so per cent,
with about a 10 per cent Jump in
flat rate, minimum residence.
The $4,000 to investigate the
power needs Of the District is to
be with a view to establishing a
municipally-owned and operated
service therefor" a subject little
discussed since the Great Falls
development agitation Of several
years ago.
Street Assessment
Other new limitations and leg.
iSlatiove items in the District bill
were:
Assessment Of 40 per cent OF
the cost against owners Of abut
ting property in the widening and
repaVing Of H Street Northwest
from Seventh to Thirteenth
Streets.
Authorization for the Commits
Sioners to rent temporarily build
ings being acquired on the pro
posed Municipal Center site.