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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Brokers' Looms Drop
$4,000, 900 in Waek

By the Associated Press
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported today that leans to brokers
and dealers on securities held by re-
porting member banks in New York
City totaled 1891 900 600 in the week
ended Wednesday, decrease of
$116,000.000 compared with the pre-
vious week.
Loans for the corresponding week
year ago totaled $362,000,00O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
New Type of Cork Made

Made from the roots of the plant
Cow apple found in swamps of ia
malca. new type of cork may be
used for corking bottles of vinegar
and similar products, but it cannot
cork bottles of rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Local Buses Planned
To Replace Express
To Bradbury Heights
W. M. & A. President Tells
Citizens Association
Change Is Necessary

The recent curtailment of express
service to Bradbury Heights was ne
cess.tated by the need to transport
workers to the newly constructed
Government buildings in Suitland,
Nd, Leslie L. Altman, president OF
the Washington, Marlboro & An
rapoiis Motor Lines. told members
of the Bradbury Heights Citizens
Association last night.
Declaring the Office of Defense
Transportation had refused the
ccmpany'S request for more buses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

a letter be sent to the substation
commencing its good work during
the recent holiday rush.
The meeting was held in the Brad
bury Heights M. E. Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Swiss Heat CurtoiIed

Heated water for apartment
houses, hotels and hospitals in
Switzerland must be curtailed so
per cent this winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

hat and the person whose name
is drawn gets the implement Of
fered for sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

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''''' H"',' .e Ld"I'T ~ a'E'"' q" P''''H' o''e'
'-'.'0'' HI'er'oaA nurse Vas one '.'o'e oP'
''''.'E' '"'S uiIle WIN 'e'''Se r-i-
N''.I minus ,i'l' - 80 s1l'' -l.'-7 80
,''' OILY ''..'' rom '''''i ,'-'7 a.
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:. 10 ''.l -. ".
cr, s.,.1o ,,',,,o,, t,,,et 90 11.r,,, rt,ns, no
fart II orr, nro-cr - atm tcr in The same
stvIc
Go no turned ,,,.., .,,,, rcic,s Ce GOVERN.
mon, 70 b,s urcIo tho Mahar,;qb ~ neu.,s
nacI,od nm q hurd~od ~ CO has and Trunks
and naid Pm tho cxtra,arerf cor,rrjr7ent
of travelling half wav rour5 the world 70
mako II tho seem, NJ The ditrbfng
Tho or.cor,, or no .aff.jr ,,.irl rrot,h1,,
he 81 uttIc concern n Mr. Uor,ar.s e25 GOO
subjects for tbcv only recognize their own
form Of marriage and have never considered
bir, really we'd 20 his American wife
tn tho Western cvc however the snec.
tacIe of a Mabaraiab going through the Reno
divorce p,}u is piouant. and should become
more. Gu
Though the name Of the principalitv he
'eS IS moore Mr.. fioK%F Is Pr PreIIy nluch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

IS giving her the air is that she has failed
TO give him an heir
1t IS reported that In return for his free
DOM the Maharajah is signing over 20 Mar
Euorite the custody of 9-yoar-old Princess
Usha. his daughter by his first, native wife
and also his $4,000 California castle
He Wlu soon wond his way 90 court TO
have All this certified
Name" the clerk will ask, and unable
20 preserve his iucognito in this solemn mo-
ment. the plaintiff will have 10 unload the
following: His Hghness. the Maharajadhiraj
Raj Rajeshwar Sawai Shrec Yeshwant Rao
Holkar Bahadur"
Translated into English that means: His
Hghness the Lord Paramount King Of Kings,
one Quarter Better Than Anybody Else, Beau
tiful King shepherd Brave Warrior
His nicknames are; Junior and "Indore
Sport"
Then, when the clerk has painfully re-
corded all or some Of that VIII be the time
for the S6i question: Are you resident Of
the state of Nevada ?"
And the Lord Paramount. the King Of
Kings, the ruling Maharajah Of Indore VIII
answer. Yes"
He will not be stretching the truth. for
by that time he will have fulfilled the Nevada
6-weck residence requirement
Nevertheless, that simple affirmative will
stand as the most fantastic statement ever
made in a Nevada court. the reductio al abb
surdum Of the States major Industry
II all this would \seem 90 Indicate that
Junior is not without a talent for making
a noise in the world, IL still leaves him be-
hind Mis- revered and sim living papa. "a noise
maker par excellence
Blessed with an income Of S70O0OO0O a
year, the latter, TIkoi Rao III first at
tracted attention when one Of his lady friends
died suddenly from causes which by no stretch
~ Che imagination could be considered natural
Next a beautiful nautch girl named Mum.
taz Begun, IN whom he was iRtorstcd. bore
a girl baby even legitimately begotten girl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

babies are viewed askance in India-which
is probably why Junior is letting Princess
Usha go so easily and the baby died.
When the Begun blamed the tragedy on
her protector nothing happened TO the Maha-
rajah but the nautch girl found herself
adrift in the world.
Mr.. Abdul Dawla. wealthy Bombay mer-
chant, moored her in his home, and shortly
afterwards lived, or rather died to regret IT,
Tukoji Rao considered il a disgrace for
a former protegee Of his 10 have taken up
with a mere merchant Seven of his choice
cutthroats undertook to right the wrong.
In approved American gangster fashion
they forced the Rolls Royce in which Mumtaz
Begun and Mr. Dawla were taking the air.
into ditch shot the gentleman and sashed
the lady across the face with a knife
British officials, swinging golf clubs. in
terfered and the attackers went to Jail.
And this time Tukoji Rao did not escape
the consequences. Told either 10 abdcate or
stand trial, he chose the former. and Junior
became the Maharajah Of Indore
Two years later the irrepressbe Tukoi
married an American woman, Nancy Miller.
of Seattle Washington
Unlike Marguerite her spepdaughter-in-
law 20 be, Nancy assumed the Hindu religion
and underwent revolving ceremonies of puri-
fication She drank the sewage-filled waters
of the holy river Gadavari and let herself
be smeared with the contents Of the local
stable Of the sacred COWS.
Attended by 10000 people, the wedding
proper lasted all day and was sensation.
Practically everyone. including Junior pre-
dicted that the marriage would be flop
Instead, 1t turned out very happily
Chief reason why Juniors hasn't done like.
wise seems 20 have been Marguerite's failure
20 bear children
AS result, Mr. Holkar has failed 20 find
the mental peace which be expected 10 en-
JOY IN her company and without which. he
told his SUBJECTS he could not discharge his
duties as ruler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

The one with tho fishing rod
Gould l forget him"
Well my dear, I'm SO excited can hardly
talk! Maybe you thought he was cook
And he was fixed up that way because he's
incoguito! You know--sort OF in Disguise.
But he wasn't a cook at all, He's the Maha-
raiah of Indorc, But for Heavens sake don't
tell anybody because it's supposed TO be very
hush hush
So in a little while, everybody Or miles
around knew that the Maharalah Of Iudorc.
sometimes called "the richest man in the
world" was in Reno.
Why? For the usual reasons?
There was a rush OF reporters 90 tho Pala-
miuo Ranch. but they got cold comfort from
its owner. a Mr. McCreavy, who is a specialist
in dishing out cold comfort, since he used TO
be a refrigerator manufacturer
All the reporters managed 90 learn was
that their quarry actually was the Maharajah
and mat he had arrived there a week before.
alone and under his family name Of Holkar.
Mr. Hokar said the register. .u.
Further inquiries were discouraged By a
brace Of Misunderstanding characters
armed with shotguns.
However information continued to leak
out through channels beyond the range of
shotguns
Mr. Holkar definitely was on hand for the
usual reasons
His taste for Western customs Cthc same
which had led him, four years before to marry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

course attain its
climax Of interest
and uity
~ h en- his divorce
suit comes 20 traL
He is charging
Marguerite with cx-
trc-,r mental cTuCl-
~. The details arc
lacking but usual
~ well-informc Il
sources assert that
the real reason bo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Waiting for the Nevada Courts to
Pry Him Loose From His American
Wife. The Ruler Of lndore. Called
the Richest Man in The World. Lives
at q Dude Ranch. Where He Is Often
Mistaken for The Cook and Has
Coined IS Pounds Fishing for Catfish
La gaceta., 1943-07-22

WASHINGTON, Julio I'll
ONA-La opinion pGblica Sc
muestra dividida en- esta capt.
tai, sobre los efectos que ha de
tener ell ultimatum dirigido a
Italia por Mr.. Churchill y Mr..
Roosevelt.
Agunos observadores predi-
cen que la resistencia italiana
cesara dentro de I'm mes, y a
este seguira la desintegracion
total del imperio de Hitler y
ell I'M de Ia guerra para prime
ros de Enero del ano entran-
te.
Por otro lado, en- los CEN
trso liberales italianos no sc
cifran grandes eSperanzas en-
un levantamiento revoluciona-
rio del pueblo italiano, en- la
forma expontanea que otros
anticipan. Aunque generalmen
te Sc considera que la pobla-
ci6n civil italiana Sc regocija-
ria ante la invasion del terrific
rio metropolitan por las Nacio-
mes midas, en- vista de los
numerosos virculos que la unen
a Sus connacionales residences
y nacionalizados en- America v
a causa del descontento reinan-
te contra Ell regimen fa~scista,
los anti-faScistss activos Sc cree
que son demasiado pocos y es-
tan muy desorganizados para q.
puedan preStar gran ayuda a
~nueStros ejercitos.
Informes recientes de proce-
dencis clandestina han asegura-
do que los grupos ilegsles Sc
han agrupado en- Italia bajo una
direction central y 1nica; pero
tales versiones son deScartadaS,
Sc hsce notar que 81 bien los
La gaceta., 1943-07-22
FL DESTINO DE
CASA De SAROYA

anti-fascistas italianos .
g~eneralmente zimpatias
canas, eStan ia.ernameu
didos en- 10 que Sc refer
cipios Y metodos.
Sea cusl fuere 81 81
politica, todos los nOud
italianoS clandeSn@ te
punto de coincidara al
oposicion a Ia nOnarVul
fascismo. Todos ellO esta
vencidos de que Ia tsta
bersiidad en- Victor EmsI
la cauSa de sus males. FL
~arguyen-cedio y Sc entrI
manos de MuSSolini, mud
ties de que la fuerza y p
del fascismo juStificara {
nimiento del Duce a Ia p
magistratura. Fl MOnara.
rrido todas las sventuras
belladas de Mussolini y
psra ST mismo e. titulo o
perador de Etiopia", y !
Albania, asi como el De
de Croacia", para 81 SOOl
Duuue de Spoleto.
Victor Emanuel esta
do demasiado intimsHne
fascismo para que pueda
vivir a una derrota italia
heredero, Ell Principe III
to es tambien Odiado pOE
n .nti-fsscistaS y 10
deran de fibra tan deOll
siquiera tuvo valOr para
trar pdblicamente su DC
do ante los atropellos !
E de Mussollnl'
A e n de que is ?
Naciones Unidas y el Va
interpongan su vallmlen
Casa de Saboya paIe''
a d~eSaparecer'
La gaceta., 1943-07-22
ChmmgGS y No ChMngGS

Cuando mataba a un nazi, le quitaoa
los cartuchOs y seguia su Obra.
DesesperadOs, los alemanes empezaron
a matar a los campesinos que, segdn la GeS-
tapo, -pOsiblenente" habian dado de conner
al minerO.
Mathenet no Sc alejaba de Ia veeindad'
y sus amigos y compatriOtas no lie t~raiciona-
ban.
Finalmente los nazis hicieron traer a
su cuarto hijo. al ~prisionero. y 10 ataron a
un arbol, su cuerpO cubierto de heridas.
Dos c~entinelas lie vigilaban y luegO de
48 horas e matarOn en- presencia de su ma
DIRE y hermanas, que arrodilladas rezaban
y lOraban.
FL mismo dfa, Mathenet, mat6 a I'm CO
ronel nazi que eStaba sentado e Su oficina.
Los "~arios", Ia raza superior, encerra-
ron a la mujer y Ia hija en- su pequena casa,
la rOciaron con gasClina y lie dieron fuegO.
Durante algunos minutes Sc oyeron los
gritos de las victimas, que imploraban la
ayuda divina -.
Anora MaTnenet no Tlene mas IamIlla
que 81 venganza.
Hace tres amos que sostiene una guerra
privada con los verdugos nazis.
Para evitar que los alemanes tomasen
nuevas represalias con los habitantes de su
aldea, sc trasla6 a otra vecindad. Pero 81
gui6 operandO en- el norte, en- ell pals de las
minas y las fabricas.
De noche sale de "'caza," con su rifle.
Siempre encuentra una puerta alberta Y
manos que lie alimenten.
AL amanecer sale Y no dice a sus bien-
hechores nj una sofa palabra.
Varias organizaciones de resistencia lie
han ofrecido Sacarlo de Francia Y mandar-
10 a Inglaterra o Africa; pero ell contesta
mo, MI GUERRA ESTA AQUP.
La gaceta., 1943-07-22

Hemos tomados los datos del hero;smo-
no de Mathenet y de la muerte gloriosa
e Peri de un art5culo de Paul Bringuier
Son muchos los hombres de America
lUe estan bien enterados de las a~ctividades
De Ia Francia Combatiente de la Francia
lue manana recuperara en- la civilization 81
sitio de honor que le pertenece.
Ayudar a los franceses Iibres. es con-
tribuir a la liberation de Europa.
Antes de que negue agosto Stella Sc
rendira.
Los derechos de todos los ~italianos IL
das. NPS Ai'0
iLos propios sicilianos exteminaran .
SuS v~erdugoS!
La gaceta., 1943-07-22
-LAMENTACIONES
LA FRAcIA HEROICA
Ell MINERO MATHENET
GABRIEL PERI

Larnentan los cat6ieos ingieses que Ro-
ma haya sido bombardeada.
Deplorsn los cat6licos americsnos que Ia
~ciudad e~terna". que en- IN tempo gOberna-
ran los Borgias, haya sido stacada desde e
aire por los cuatrimotOres norteamericanos.
Todos amentzmos que las ciudades sean
srruinsdas y atomizadas por los artaactos
de Ia syiaci6n; pero los sehores de Roma y
de Berlin fueron los primeros en- agredir,
satajemente, a los pueblos de Ethiopia, las
ciudades de Espaha, Londres, Varsovia
Mussolini hizo a~sesinar desde l aire 4
miles de habitants del imperio de- Negus;
Hitter y Mussolini atOmizaron con sus bonn
bas, en- el territorio de Ia Rep1blica Espano-
la, a docenas de miles de mujeres, ancianOs
y nihos.
Condenaron La barbarie de los nazis y
f~ascistas los clerigos prOtestantes de este
pals y de La Gran Bretana; pero los cat6li-
COS, descontadas mobiles excepciones, NADIA
dijeron.
lPOr que no protestaron de los a~sesina-
taos realizados pOr la aviaci6n totalitaria en-
Africa, Asia y Europa, esOs ~valiosOs y res
petables elementos que ahora @gloran" FL
bOmbardeO de Roma?
Roma tiene precioSos monumentos; pc
10 tambien los tenian Madrid, Guernica,
Barcelona, Valencia, Londres Y los COM
pungidOs de hoy guardaban un absolute ST.
lenciO.
Roma, dominada por Mussolini, es una
yciudad, apesar de su historic, como otra cual
quiera.
Terrible es que los monumentos Y edi-
ficiOs sean demdlidos; pero los fascistas Y
nazistas iniciaron Ia destruction de ciuda-
des Leales y Aliadas, y ahora son castigados
Asi es Ell herOismo de los franceses libres
cOmbatientes:
I'm viejO minero de Lille, Luis Mathe-
net, viva con su espoSa, una n~ietecita y Qua
trO hijos en- las afueraS de la ciudad.
I'm suboficial aleman vino a buscar alO-
jamiento en- su casa. Sentado a la mesa fren
te un vase de vino, Ell "nazi' dijo riendo que
.tOmaria para 81 la habitacf6n de la Meta, y
la muchacha junto con la alcoba.
Mathenet cogio su pico de minero y ma
to al i~nsOlente germano.
Despues recogi6 Ell rifle y los centena-
res de cartuchos del muerto, bes6 a su fami-
liza y Sc perdi6 en- la noche.
Tom6 posici6n en- un cruce de caminos
y, con tOda cama, mat6 a los dos primeros
soldados nazis que cruzaron por ALI.
En- dos Semanas liquid6 a mas de treinta
sOldados enemigos.
Los alemanes lie p~usieron precio a su
cabeza; pero no Sc lie po5ia e~ncontrar.
Entonces lie mataron al minero sus tres
hijos mas j6venes, que eran inocentes, uno
1pSn1AS do otro III e,or+c - n~s:... 1.
La gaceta., 1943-07-22

81 movimiento ''subterraneo' frances
tiene su lista de heroes, como ell movimiento
subterraneo eSpanol.
PequenOs grupos de ciudadanos lie han
~eclarado la guerra a los invasores v para
"aplastarlos" trabajan, dia y noche, a pesar
de la Gestapo, de los 'colaboracionistas' y
de los traidores.
Aceptan las misioneS mas dificiles Y
mas peligrosas, y muchos de ellOs wien ale
Jados de sus espoSas Y suS hijos.
Los alemanes encarclan Y matan; pero
los ciudadanos de Francia no ceden el cam
po y "su5terraneamente" lie amargan Ia e.
xistsncia a los malditos 'boches."
Dicen que ell diputado y periodista Ga
brlel Peri, un comunista, muri6 en- las trim
cheraS de Vincennes gritando luego de ha-
Der Sido acribillado por las balas de los 'hit-
2eristas": VIVA LA FRANCIA! VIVA
LA uIBERTAD!
La gaceta., 1943-07-22

La Francia immortal, la Francia que to-
COS Eevamos en- ell cOraz6n, tiene Ell temple
del minero Mathenet.
81 pecho de cada frances libre es una
muralla.
Diariamente Sc desafia a la muerte, en-
espera de que la libertad renazca.
Evening star., 1943-08-24

bleed us, was not willing to be bled
by us and so she evacuated Kiska.
The same process seems now to be
going on in the Central Solomons.
Kolombangara has become a wound
through which the blood of Japan,
not ours, is draining, and it is q
question how long she will continue
to waste her substance useleSsly.
A point that might be emphasized
in connection with all these Jap re-
treats is that we can now remove
from our military calculations any
uncomplicated notions we may have
had about the ancient japanese
habit of losing the head to save the
face. The Japanese, it is now clear.
do not seem to be willing to invest
anything costly in face saving. They
are fighting this war as realistically
as we are
tReleased by North American Newspa per
Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1943-08-24

and Justine Fello. So. 1914 i4th st. ne. ne.
Logis schumann, 3s, and Fay Abramowitz.
George VIII wills. o 49, n'sn0Tf 81 1fth st. se and
wsrIss Ellsabesh sh,ic Birch 1s 4o1s 5th st. NV.
-. sty Park, Md
'iS5GF ofsa oltTST msF 5 g. les sss 12th St Sc and
John Evans ~ Arnsson G meSs'er Sa snd ss Mar Mary
EussRs ss9S r Reed 2s: ana clara @ Meadows, Is.
"bhssS spfss. M e. T. s'AsSFa sSFs 18th yt
Ebert ,It PAM P9nIels ,;,, 40. 24oo s7th st. NV
% v and jean a. Ho2b.srien G2 se
o0EdqR Ra9R Widmer% MFhg y PGEtsmqgsn Sns Va and
,vs and Jane Fuller, - 44o5 sth st st. NV NV
"isl5am ApaF Nc Msshlpine. ,in. 80 clifton Terrace
EqTss FsS5e+s4 Iss' IS g. ia and Ruby
Frank Weaver: 81, 1900 / st. NV. and
Marsaret simons. As, 2eIs Cathedral
ana MARY seaen 60 .sdi soI5 i3h i59h st s. NV NV
siPef BETTY p scboTten bVTiss 81 9aanteo ga Va and
PaHi GROUSE; %, Hampton, Va, and Eliza
James sfashs sRagss' 9 HHysttssls Hystsys Ma
sidney @ A@sn 55 Minnes o3 poiis Il Ss MIN. w. and
Ra1 Heien ad1ts Hanager as ESQ.,! ssol 10Th st. NV.
Major Patrick Smith, "a s6s 56s 81 Riltmore ro st
Rbods RRiT,; and I.fanJ MARGARET Knight, 2l, 1877
EdSySSd S1i3 Gins. =; az smithers. W. Va. and
lie Re Ros SssewsTt, ssndersoH 81 % ere pint st. nv
~, Helen Cooke, 2I. l40 36th st. ne. """
Wal1er M4ayberrys 3b; oArlinston. Va, and
and Dorothy stetson,o =. i9'H 147 s' st. me- NE
FFfneiS Eea5o1 Mfteski Rsokn 81 Bsnnins Ca and
caPt 6b,o Herman 9 hasbbert g e cinsinnati q na;
Rn'rs and Edith DuDov - 1000 4th St. me, ne
and Mary walters, "a. Alexandria. tirf va Va
vincent sa9 ES ss9sa = I'll s5 {asS ausS.s Z, i r'
apd Virginia Kelsey, 20, 1888 Meridian
Del a RF'Se5S Se5S Of e. lss d os1snns
L0Bs SaS as5ess q; ts.rss. 90 sns Frances Webster 30
nsa.tn, ne and virginia Young g, $3.50 $3.50
Robert Wiley. IS 1909 3rd st. NV and
rr1nefs Eiissn FteEsis Ms U.s. S siYsE iso sggnF Nd
Daniel Costteelio, %. 8l3 9TH ST. ne, and
Orig Davis, 30, 20 Massachusetts av.
nv and Carrie Murrell, 2s. l404 Mon
tello aye, ne.
Jesse Williams. 30. and Lucretia Warner
-, 10. both Of 73a Harvard st. NV
Elmer Hairston, "a, 1910 U St NV, and
~ Mar Shetheld. 9. 1929 9Th st. NV.
Clyde ware; y 46l M st. NV. and Helen
Perry, %. 1910 Dent pl NV
Issued at Rockville.
Harry Walker Davis, a.. Washir gton, and
. Veda Davis. 35, Tampa. Fla
Samuel W, Brown, 80 Newport News, Va
ano Grace N Smurthwaite, 3s, East
Floyd Robert Ward, "a. Newport r l.
and Ruth Ellen Henning, 20, saltwater,
Mimi.
Frances Claytor Rowley, 80. Wash
inston
Leonard Lee Sass. 90, Camp Stewart, Ga
and Doreen Loree Hungerford. II, Ia
coma Wash
William slade Hardee. 80. Miami. Fla. and
Anna Louise Pritchard 90. Wa shinston.
Glen Garth ONeil, 80. Lincoln. Neor
and Edna n. Narner 36 Manassas Va
Evening star., 1943-08-24
Deaths Reported

Louise Hood 81. 1914 M st. NV.
Ruth E. Jones. 50. 1901 Connecticut ave
NV
Ruth E. Row, 20, 18th and DOUGLAS SITS. n e
Ioa Diaman, 20, Tskoma Park. Nd
Rahert T TAYLOR: 81; 703 l st. Sc.
William Burton 81, Bethesda Nd
Tony R2nelli, 54. H. ST. NV
Thomas Croxton 81 500 st Sc
Herman B. Forbes. So Newport. N. c.
Otto Goldberg, 40. $500 Sth St NV
Marearet l.. Cwikiel - al6 H st. NV.
Horace E Bauer "a. Alexandria, Va.
infant De Hart. I07 E st nv
Infant Carroll l.. Travis, as Seaton pI n W
infant Garnett 4I4 F st. ne
Infant Sedman. Suttland. Md
Infant O'Connor, 3I1S 18th st ne
Infant Thompson. Arlington, Va
Infant Sedman, Suitland, Md
infant Griffth. iil5 East Capitol ST.
infant Anderson. 2022 37th ST. Sc
Infant Besll, Fairfax, Va
Sarah Allen. "a. a. Ridee ST. NV
Joseph W. Thomas ~. Huahesville Md.
Charles Mack. -; 1873 r St NV
infant Roach, 1912 4th st. sw
Infant Lynn, 5403 Grant st. ne
Infant WoolridRe. 1922 llth ST. NV
infant Butler 243l ! st NV
Infant Parker Parole. Md
Infant Rapley, 53iA 3rd st. Sc