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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

Best bargains in stand lamps. W. H.
Welch Electric Co., 264 North CONNER
cial.
G. w sarff, formerly Of Seattle, has
opened box ball alleys in the basement
Of'tho Bligh' building.
A big line Of velocipedes from
which to select. Moderate prices
Baren & Hamilton.
Suit to. quiet title TO lands in this
county was filed in the circuit court
yeatesday,by D. w. Fisher against E.
Smith, ct al.
Order your Christmas tree electric
lamps from The W. H. welch Electric
Co., 264 North Commercial.
New things in draperies and uphol-
Stery goods just arrived. Buren 6 Ham.
ilton.
A fine selection Of printed and in.
laid linoleums now ready for your in.
spection in our carpet department.
Buren, & Hamilton.
Christmas shoppers are floeking from
all directions to get share of the big
bargains in jewelry at c. T. Pomeroy g
cut.rhte sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gremmels, of this
city, are being visited by their daugh.
ter, Mrs. F. Douglas, and little daugh.
ter, OF Viola, Ore.
No nicer gift than an electric iron. A
ten.year guarantee with each $3.50
iron at The W. H. welch Electric Co g
store, 264 North Commercial.
John B. Lutherman left for his home
in Boise, Idaho, this morning, after Wis
iting for some time with his brother,
George c., Of this city.
Miss Eugenia MeInturff and brother,
D. N, left today for Spokane, where
they viii visit their sister, Mrs, J. N.
Cassalman, during the holidays.
Surprise her with a Frantz Premier
this Xmas. It's the most efficient and
moderately priced electric vacuum
cleaner manufactured. The price is
$50, Easy terms Buren g. Hamilton.
Pomeroy quality has never been
higher; PomerOy prices will never be
lower. Get down town early for his
big bargain day sale in jewelry tOmor-
row.
An address viii be delivered by t.
G. Blieh, proprietor Of the BIigh thea.
tire, at the convention of picture show
managers to be held in Portland, De.
cember 90.
Gel stovo,n Gel Chafo," GEL
Bako," "El Toasto" make classy
Christmas presents. The W. H. welch
Electric Co, will show you, at a64
North Commercial.
With the intention of making his
future home In Northern California, G.
A. Christensen left for the southern
state yesterday morning, His family
went with him
We are quoting close-out prices on
manicure sets, toilet sets and fancy
brassware. Ray L. Farmer Hdw, Co,
wearEver aluminium makes a most
acceptable Xmas gift, Ray L, Farmer
Hdw. Co,
The line Of coaster wagons we select.
ed for this years trade is the best the
market affords. Bring tho "kid" in
and let him select his own; he knows
tho best Ray l.. Farmer Hdw. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
d. Utter, dentist, Masonic Bldg.

Dr. Utter, dentist, Masonic Bldg
No fusp-nO display just bona fid,
cut'ra,O bargain sale at Q. r. Pcmeroy 4.
jewcrly store tomorrow.
American elcc,ric irons and electric
warming pads make a most acceptable
Xmas gift II she has one, buy her
the other, she needs both, Ray L.
Farmer Hdw, Co,
A reply to tho complaint in the ease
Of r. $, Montgomery against William
Berringcp Q, al, was filed In the cir.
cult court yesterday. Tho defendants
are charged in the complaint with as.
saul.ing the defendant, but deny every
allegation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
DoNA1.DsoN-HAesrAD.

At the Donaldson home, 54s South
Fourteenth street, Wednesday after
noon, December II, 1918, George ].
Donaldson and Miss Amanda Hagstad,
both of Salem, were united as husband
and'wife, Rev. p s.'Knight performing
the ceremony in the presence of a few
relatives and friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
= = > 2 = = = $50 . F+ .
= MARRIAGES. =
3 . = . q q +%* = = .
DU RETTE-LUrHY.

At the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. Margaret Luthy, 1896 South Thir
teenth street, at noon, December IT
1913, Donald B. DuRette, Of Gervais
and Miss Helen 0. Luthy, Of Salem
were united in marriage.
Rev. P. s. Knight performed the
ceremony in the presence of about 2C
relatives and friends. The wedding was
a quiet affair. The young couple will
live on farm near Gervais.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
PIANOS Tor SALE.

Having received a shipment of pianos
direct from the factory, will give the
purchaser the benefit of factory prices.
Don't fail to call and get prices and
terms. Call evenings between 6 and o,
or write, Frank Dorsey, 22O North
Front street, Salem, Oregon. Leave
orders for tuning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
Notice of Assessment for Improvement
Of South Twelfth Street. From Mis-
sion Street to South City Limits.

Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council of the City Of Salem, Ore.
gon, win at or about 1880 o'clock D. m,
on the 22d day of December, 1913, or at
the same hour at any subsequent regu.
lar council meeting thereafter, at the
Common Council chambers in the city
Of Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess
upon each lot or part thereof or parcel
of land liable therefor, its proportion.
ate share of the total cost Of improving
South Twelfth street from Mission
street TO the South city limits.
All persons interested in said assess.
ment are hereby notified to appear ut
said timo before the said Common Coun.
ell and present their objection, If any
they have, to said assessment aud ap.
ply to said Common Council on or be.
fore the said 22d day Of December,
1918, to equaize their propOrtionate
share Of the total cost of improving
said South Twelfth street, and their
said assessment.
cHAs. F. ELGIN, City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

Denver, Colo, Dec. 1s.-That the city
commissioners had pigeoDhOled a com
munication from Judge Lindsey, asking
$4,000 appropriation to stage a juv.
emile court exhibit at the San Fran.
cisco fair leaked out today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
NOTICE.

Under no condition will / stand re.
sponsible for goods or accounts charged
against me, without my written orders.
SE1D BACK,
Portland, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

Some children are spoiled in their
raising because that is tho easiest way
to raise them,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

Chinese streets are always made,
little crooked to keep the evil spirits
out Of them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

The German navy mas salvage boat
especially designed for the recovery Of
sunken submarines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
A Man Likes Something Useful

There are so many
things that will
please-socks, neck.
ties will be the
choice Of many
some will give order
for a suit or an over
coat will please any
man-yes, we have
bath robes, smoking
jackets and such
things
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01

Services next Sunday: II am,
topic Opened Eyes 5 pm, mon.
thly musical service by choir solo
Mother 81 Nine Mrs Holt.
The Red and Blue contest will
be started Sunday ii the Sunday
school. Come and see the enthu-
siastn begin
At the board meeting Monday
evening the pastor was given a
very cordial invitation 10 remain
az pastor another year
The ANIMAL conference meets
August n at La Grande, Oregon.
suSDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
The Sunday school picnic at
Cess grove last Tuesday was i
most enjoyable affair. A bountifnl
picnic dinner was served and
games enjoyed Croquet, tennis
and swings were kept going all the
time. bit the game of baseball be
tween married and single men was
the game followed with the keen.
est interest by i large crowd.
The teams we're as follows:
The married men we're: Captain,
Rebbe 9 aud p; T M Hashbarger
b and lib; J r Baird, Id and p;
w J Luscombe IS; G G Miller 2b;
Fl Mersdorf 3D.; Mr. Kellum RI;
Fl @. irwin Of
Single Captain, Powers Ct;
Jean Kegler lb and p; Alvin Hash
harger p and lib; Clarence Irwin
2h; Orville Dunkin 3b; Hughes d;
Ford Watts So EMPIRES: Floyd
Adams aud Denver Headrick
Scurekeeper, $. M. Burns.
The game was holly contested
from start to finish. AT times the
fans lind to be prevented from
crowding onto the diamond by the
umpire. The final score stood
Single 81; married l6. Messrs
| Hashbarger Sr. and Jr pitched
mice ball ia which however Alvin
came out ahead Of bis father. H.F
Irwin for the married men brought
of brilliant catch in the center
garden. The catcher for each side
| did excellent work. The big hi
of the game was made by Keglel
when lie swat the pill clear out d
the ground. Herbert Mersdort
held down 81 base in professional
style only a ditch near by pre-
vented some quick returns.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01
birthday Party

The day was calm and cool and bright,
When twelve little girls with great
delight,
Met with Ardash on her birthday,
To celebrate and laugh and play.
There was ELLA Hedges and Inez Doan,
Carol Hayden and Rebecca Jones,
Endora Barr and Edna Slater,
And Georgia veaeh, a little later.
Then Edna aud Nola Finch, by name,
And Helen Giese from Boise came,
Ardath Caldwell, ANA Alene Long
Who entertained with nice little
cong.
n amy games they plAyedwere new,
For they wese assisted by mamas. too
And with the piano and songs they sang
Their voices with Joyous music rang.
And when the hour arrived to dine,
The room was lighted with candles
nine,
Which was only meant TO Indicate
The age 81 one whom they celebrate.
The presents exchanged were only a
token,
That true friendship should not be
broken.
AT the hour Of departure, they all SAY.
s.wish you many returns Of your natal
day
one Who Was There.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01

For Sale "A head Poland China
bears, from ,weanings to l25 lbs.
All eligable to registry. Span Of
Belgian mares, close matches, sired
by Forney, ? aud 8 or old, VT $500
or better, 8 heifers, / 2-yr.old and
2 coming ? this fall; ! fresh soon,
] fresh Oct. ! fresh Feb /; all
Jersey breed. A. P. Wolfe, Ind.
$50. 3 N southeast Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01

Fred Fenton, who went to 0ren-
ana last week, was taken i'll soon
after arriving there and was
threatened with case Of typhoid
fever. He came home yesterday
with Mrs. Fenton, who had gone
10 0reana when news came OF his
illness.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01

lsly.
Is. q Dunkin and son, Oryille
haxe returned from their trip toI
Portland, Oregon
A j Bridges has charge of the
w w Groves furniture stock and
il closing il ont Al the Hunt stand
% Broadway.
Ed Mathews has sold his black
smith shop q N d Wisner and
Mamie Alysa, and Mathews has
hired ont 10 Webb, tie Second
street blacksmith.
j.. Il. Jones Is ready 70 do ali
kinds Of dray and team work and
invites yonr patronage Phone
him either at No. 400. his resi-.
dence or at the Rice Pharmacy
Percy Mcfarland and J r.
.Iones have dissolved partnership.
Ia the dray business and each
will hustle for business alone
Ben Lusby will drive one Of
percy's teams
George Morgan. who has taken
over the Humphrey plumbing
business, has been joined by Mrs
Morgan and they have taken the
house formerly occupied by Mr..
Gore, south Of the track
Ed Crawford was bitten on the
hand quite severely by dog
Tuesday. The animal had gotten
into wire fence and Mr. Craw
ford ia attempting to play the
iood Samaritan got the bite for
his pains.
There will be a change III the
time card Sunday on the Short
Line but notice has not been res
ceived by Agent Williams. II will
be we'll for those who contemplate
trip In the meantime, 10 phone
the agent for particulars
Mrs. j Nj. Anderson and Mrs
Frank Anderson 81 Caldwell, are
visiting at New Meadows With
Mrs. Marshal Lewis. Mayor An.
derson says his wife has only been
away few days but II seems like
a month.
Lee Moore, Amos Whiteley, w.
A. Palmer aud Frank Slater are
hnsily engaged on their contract
1T hauling from Boise 10 the new
payette river bridge and are get
my along we'll, although tho re-.
cent heavy rain has caused them
10 abandon the Shaffer creek
route and they now 90 by way 81
the Idaho city summit road
u q Smith is at Dunkin't
stand and is prepared 10 do at
kinds Of grinding, including gra
ham -four, corn meal, etc, and viii
have for sale oats. wheat. bran and
shorts. Will sell for cash, quick
sale and small profits A full lint
IL grease and oil for wagons
machinery and autos. Gasoline
for sale
Prof N. s. Robb, oF Breoken
ridge, Minnesota, who will take
the place OF Prof Ireland as agri
cultural teacher in our schools, ar.
rived in Meridian Wednesday and
has made good impression with
uur people. Prof J q. Hayden
who has had temporary charge
since Prof. Ireland went to Cald.
we'll left this week for Mississippi
where he will teach at the state
university
Arthur Brookhart arrived III
Meridian this week from Walla
WaIla, Washington for a visit with
his father, who was the victim d
severe runaway accident last
week. The injured man Is doing
as we'll as could be expected. He
was badly hurt about the head and
back and part Of the time is in d
semi .concious condition. The
doctor, however holds out much
encouragement for his ultimate
recovery.
(Sanr0a faVeia who xaa am
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01

George Lewis, who was EN-.
ployed by the Beaver River Power
Co. in Meridian as local agent,
and who left town two weeks ago
without informing people Of his
intentions, was arrested aud
brought back 10 Boise this week,
charged with misrepresentation Of
funds by the Beaver River Co.
He was bound over to the district
court and not being able to get
bail, was turned over 10 Sheriff
Roberts for safe keeping Lewis
used the credit Of the company il
fitting up an elaborate picture
show in Meridian aud as near az
can be learned. be gave promises
to pay" for every thing used 10
the place, including chairs and
carpenter work. ]. Nj. Anderson,
the furniture man, was early on
the ground and secured his money
but the others will wait One
strange feature is that Lewis reek
lessly incurred bills without hope
of personal benefit and seems 10
have had no thought Of the
trouble that would be caused TO
others. He evidently was dishon,
ast ia his transactions with the
Beaver River Co. also, as they
caused bis apprehension and ar.
rest.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01

Lorrin Caldwell arrived home
Wednesday for a brief visit with
home folks, before returning to
Berkeley, California, where he
will resume his college work. He
has recently boon connected with
a chautauqua association as CASH
Ter and the tour has included
thirty stops in various cities on
the coast and In Montana. G. III.
White, Of Boise, is manager OF the
organization. They have nine
different attractions, one OF which
il the Artists Trio. the soprano
member being Miss Charlotte
Berg, a favorite with Meridian
music lovers.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-08-01
Church ol Christ Notes.

Notwithstanding the mud good
audience greeted the pastor last
Lords day
Sunday, Aug. Sd, services as fol-
lows; loan Sunday school; | j am
communion, III 80 am. "a Princely
Ciivera, I pm, Young Peoples
meeting, ! pm Fathers aud
Mothers. Parents are especially
invited at 3 y. IN.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-01

Putty to escape from the institution.
Violation of section 13s Of the United
States Statutes is charged.
Anna Taylor. colored, was indicted on
charge Of having put arsenic In gin
she served to Laura Sommerville.
Violation Of the food and drug act is
charged against Ervey F. Cole. George
w. Day, William Z. Howe, and Henry B.
Witter. Maryland milkmen. 1t is alleged
that water was used in the milk fur
nished Washington consumers.
Guy Brosse was indicated on a charge
of assault with a dangerous weapon. 1t
Is alleged that on January / he shot at
Rose Groveman and her escort, Charles
Middleton. and wounded the latter.
A charge against Joseph f. Mancha is
that he swore falsely in regard to the
age of Gertrude Griffith when he pro-
cured a marriage license at City Hail. 1t
is alleged that he swore that she was
eighteen years old whereas she was
only sixteen years of age.
Other indictments returned were: Vio-
lation of section 1876 Of the United States
criminal code, George z. c. Walker; as
sault with intent to commit robbery,
Rufus Gordon and John Richardson;
housebreaking and larceny. Reese Wal
lace; grand larceny, Nelson Mundy:
nonsupport, Edward ]. Brooks; embez-
Element, Reuben A. Howell: forgery.
William King and Costanzo Spugnardi;
forgery and uttering, William King and
Costanzo Spugnardi; false pretenses,
William King and Costanzo Spugnardi.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-01
PRESIDENT RECEIVES
SUFFRAGE ADVOCATES
MIR. Wilson Listens to Pleas for the
Ballot Offered by
Women.
NO PROMISE is MADE

President Wilson again has been urged
by the suffragists to adopt their cause.
A delegation of prominent women, repre-
senting the nine suffrage States, yester-
day morning called upon the President.
They told him of the good equal suf-
frage reform has accomplished in the
States where it has been tried.
The nine women who urged him to use
the influence of his Office for women's
enfranchisement are voters and members
of the National Council of Women
Voters. They were warmly received by
the President. He was not asked to make
promises, and, therefore, did not indi-
cate what action, If any, he would take.
DR.. Cora Smith King. now of the Dis
trict. but formerly of Seattle. Wash,
headed the delegation and acted as mas
ter of ceremonies. With her were Mrs.
Frank Mondell. wife of Representative
Mondell of Wyoming; Mrs. E. A. Wall,
wife of Col. #. A. Wall. of Salt Lake
City; Mrs. John Z. Raker, wife of Rep
resentative Raker of California; Mrs.
Fred Dubois. wife of former Senator Du-
Bots of Idaho: Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst.
wife of Senator Ashurst of Arizona
Mrs. William H. Thompson. Of Kansas;
Mrs. Charles Morton, wife Of Gen. Nor
ton: Mrs. Annie Hamilton Pitzer, Of Col
orado, sister-in-law of Speaker Clark, and
Mrs. NJ j. Sinnot, Of Oregon.
The aid and counsel of the women
voters of tine country were freely offered
to the President by the several members
of the delegation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-01
BRYAN AT PIE COUNTER.
Visits McAdOo in Behalf of Friends
Who Want Jobs.

Secretary of State Bryan. who found it
necessary to barricade his doors against
the onslaught of oficeseekers. SO he
could work, became pie hunter himself
yesterday and managed to slip by a SINH
lar barricade in the office of Secretary
OF the Treasury McAdoo The Secretary
of State explained that he had dropped
in to pay his respects to his fellow-Cabi-
net member. and incidentally to make
some inquiries in behalf of a few of his
friends Of some sixteen years standing,
particularly back home in Nebraska
Although this was the first visit of the
Cabinet premier to the Office OF the sec
ond ranking Cabinet member. there was
nothing about their meeting to indicate
a feeling of GOODNESS between them, as
was intimated prior to the incoming Of
the Wilson administration. They had a
good visit, and Col. Bryan departed with
the assurance that Secretary McAdoo
would give careful consideration to his
recommendations. Secretary Bryan made
it clear that he wasn't boosting any one
for any of the bigger offices un0Sr the
Treasury Department.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-01

So AL 1t IS City View Hts-Same to NJ Allen
SO covenants 81
Is of NJ W of 9th mel
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lious SO covenants g
Is of NJ w of 10Th mel
So Ss It 1.-THE wASHN L TR Co n
Leroy NJ Taylor Jr & Chas Lnkins assignee
to Robt r Mahorney Sl,70 u
ALLEY bet 9th & 10Th d d X Il nw}
So 5s II K-THOMAS, Edw and Geo W Evans
trs to Robt r Mahorney $500 "a
GALLEY bet 9th & 10th & d & Il nw)
So 514 Its - to Is North Adm to Chillum Castle
Hts-UNDERHILL, L ct ux Resale to Her
man Butcher s. 80 covenants y
Is Of Peabody w of mel
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ct ux Mary F to Margaret e Benham SO 81
(Biltmore st f OF 10Th nwl
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tr 5000 81
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Geo Klipstein $40 trs $4,000 6s
(l3O NV The Ilkley)
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ct Tx Edith NJ to Henry Wurdeman, $40 sub
!, to right of way & tr 5000
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sp $50 1t S-BARKMAN. Geo W ct u1 Sarah z to
Floda NJ Carter 80 tr $500 So
10Th bet & mel
sp Isl 1t lIo-BowMAN. Marie ct vir Harry W to
Fredk G Sinclair so g.
n773 Willard nw)
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w Fowler trs to Fanny Howard Douglass
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50 1926 1t 10 Villa Pk-CARPENTER. c E to A T
Carpenter sS covenants 10
(E Of oath Of Perry SITS mel
So 2l0s 1t Ito blk IS Inglcside-CAHILL. Jas ct
Mary & David J DUNCAN to Wilbur J Helm
SO a
"a Of Garfield st f Of 9th nwl
So 37s Its f & G-DORE. Robt ct ux to Robt R
Mahorney SO 70
(Alley bet 9Th & 10Th & & f nv)
So 5oa 1t Ii blk Manning Hts-EDELEN. Eva NJ
10 Rich ID Williams ct al trs st Agnes Chapel.
Trinity Parish, Diocese Wasln SO Is
t42d st bet Dirty Pl & SITS ne)
So $3.50 1t blk 10 Twining City--FTsCHER. Alfred
& Mathilda to Herman Fischer $40 le
PA ave Of MINI ave mel
Thos Bones $40
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So 1865 Its 50 to 5s-KLIPsTEIN. Geo T to Hugo
l. Walter SO 50
So 1904 1t z36-KAUFFMAN. Sarah E to Jno
Bardroff $40 "A
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So 4296 Its IL & 10 Villa Pk-MARDEN, Clara
A ct vir Edwin r to Carpenter $s74 coven-
nants 3
(E of 9th N Of Perry st mel
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ct ux Cora to Jos Weller SO 70
(Alley bet 9Th & 10th & d & Z nw)
So 3T west u org It S-MURRAY. SamI b TO
VIM r Shield ct ux Laura joint tenants $40
QlO X st nw) .
So SO 1t H-NoRMENT. Harry to Robt R Ma
honey $40 IS
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So 1895 Its 80 TO 57-REAVIS, Andrew B to Har-
old Duaue $40 tr $40 ga
nth & A SCI
So 2sss ]. l4 blk Mt Pl & Pl Pls-RULLMAN.
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tenants $40 covenants & tr q
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to Chas H Cults tr $4,000 y
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LAND & MTG Co to W Kirkland, $, 100
covenants q
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-01
WANT AD' HOROSCOPE
APRIL 1.

In spite of the fact that this is
designated as april FOOLS Day." this
date is a most fortunate one on which
TO be born.
It comes under the sign called Aries,
which is The head sign of the fire tri-
plicity. This sign imparts to its people
extraordinary characters. with great
push. energy, and executive ability.
A man having this birth date recog-
nizes no opposition and no fear. Great
leaders of the world have been born
under this sign. for IL gives command
ing powers and domination over 9TH
ers. Many generals Of the army were
born under this sign. Women Of this
birth date are as good fighters as the
men.
Both men and women are inclined to
be tickle and changeable, quick tenn
pered. and impatient of results.
These people should marry person
born in the last of November or the
first two weeks in December.
The astrological conditions favor the
use of the Want Ads for people of this
birth date for locating new homes buy
ing and selling real estate and employ
ing domestic help.