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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

II ACRES. Mendham, N. j., containing
house. eight rooms; small barn. Land
heavily wooded, containing numerous
springs Of pure water, splendid site for
country estate. i. J., Box 30. Newark Star.
SO ACRES, 10 miles out; good i-room house;
running water peach orchard, small
fruits; Lackawanna Railroad; cheap to quick
buyer. BARGAIN. Box "a. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

COUNTRY ESTATE OF four acres in the
Catskils. with 1<-room cottage, 7-room
cottage and 4-room cottage. we'll furnished
electric light and all improvements for sale
81, 1000, or sell separate or exchange for gro
Gerry store; property with we'll established
business. NJ. zSCHACK. Tannersville, n. Y.
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LYNDHURsT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moving away COM
pels my sacrifice; beautiful sunny bunga-
low, newly built to order; rooms; all mod
ern improvements; price 81. 900; easy terms.
OWNER, Box 1, Lyndhurst, N. J.
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THE Multnomah'

gs North 18th st. East Orange. Exeeiienf
hoard. large rooms. Phone 30So.W Orange
SUMMER BOARD
ROCNAWAY Long Igland--Ths ''ssraffofsl
Inn y "a South Ocsanus Hv.. Holland, e,fe
block from ocean, excellent home cpeictn4f
rates reasonable. 2+ai-
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ELIZABETH

800 down will buy well-buiIt brick house
in Elizabeth; rooms. bath. gas steam
heat, cemented basement; 4 minutes walk
gain on the market; price only S2,650; 500
down, S25 monthly w. b. MILAN, 1888
Westfeld av., Elizabeth, N J.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
ROYAL

ROsEYILLE. South 18TH NJ, 10TH: be-
tween Central and 9Th avs.-Ffve and six
large Light rooms. respectively; ali improve
ments but heat near . trplieyH and Roscville
station; rents slT and SIS THE EDWARD
". MARTIN Co. IL Bstbgste pl agents
RoseYille.
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52-54 LINCOLN AVE.

WRIGHT ST. 75-Beautifui dve-roon f..t
all INDEPENDENTLY: large enclosed porch.
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WARREN Pom

FOR SALE, $1,000 equity in large 2-family
house lat sacrificed, opposite North Jersey
Golf Links, Rosemont, N. ]. Address MISS
H. SNYDER, Box ~. Hackensach. n. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

ROsEF1LLE-FIrst floor Of seven large. light
rooms; 2Gd floor, s rooms; separate en-
frances and heaters: 2-famiy brick house On
large lot; ] block 70 trolley. rent So AMI
$50. THE EDWARD W MARTIN co. Is
Bathgate p- near Rosevile station: phone
3e2 Branch Brook
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

FOR SALE-1S-acre farm on main road
For particulars, OWNER, Box 10, Brook
side New Jersey.
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A. REAL BARGAIN, new house. rooms
and BATH all improvements lot 50x300
hen houses fruits and berries: near station
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FACTORY SITES
FOR SALE

FACTORY site thousand feet frontage on
Pennsylvania Railroad more than leo
acres In size. sell whole, or several par
cells; worth $500 per acre, quick sale, S400;
or will keep part interest and develop with
other parties for factory purposes. BIER
NARD NELMS. sol Fifth av., New York.
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DWELLINGS TO LET.


CLINTON Az, No, .5---Tourteen rooms, q
bathrooms. Inquire SToUTENBuRGH &
CO.. 797-So5 Broad st.
ELM ST. 177 near Jefferson st.--SiX large
rooms, bath and Improvements; reasonable
rent. Inquire In store, 20 Ferry 81.
GREEN ST., 73-Ten rooms. bath, all i'm
proyements; suitable for boarding house or
two families, $50. Inquire II Columbia ct.
HOUSE of ten rooms: improvements; Third
av., near Broad ct. Inquire 81 Third RY.
HOUSE TO let, 90 East Paramount av near
Bergen ST.; seven nice, light rooms all
modern Improvements.
MT. PROSPECT Av., s27; on trolley line
Seven light rooms; bath; heat; most de-
sirable and convenient location $50. FEST &
FEIST, Broad and Commerce building, 1873
Broad st.
ORANGE ST.. cor 9TH st.--Nine-room house
all improvements5 convenient location; $40.
Inquire 9. L. MUTcHLER CO. los Rosesille
avenue
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EAST ORANGE
Sale, Rentor Exchange
All prices: easy term. largeat list Ia the
Oranges.
c. O'Donoghue Co.
$40 Main ST.. East Orange
CONNOLLY SALE
AND RENT
CONNOLLY EXCHANGE

In new one and two family houses and bum
galows: complete in every detail: easy terms.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS, BARGAINa
Sixteenth 1t. & Fourth av.. OPP. Ampere Sta.
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HUDSON HEIGHTS, Nj
BANKRUPTCY SALE of IS lots. See
SIEBER, Hudson Heights N. J. Once
open Sundays.
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FURNISHED bungalow for rent at Mardean;
exclusive bungalow colony; : rooms; near
wafer ARTHUR stlUL leonardo y
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SEASHORE

AT Nanamassa, N. j., along the beautiful
Deal Lake, two thoroughly modern bunga-
lows stucco fnish one IL rooms, all i'm
provements, and one rooms; terms to suit.
@. FRED BEEGLE. 4o015 Main ST., Asbury
Park, N. ].
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CHATHAM.

TWO-FAAfILY house, eleven rooms, for sale
on easy terms; in good location. Apply
OWNER, 40 Rutland av.. Arlington.
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w. f. MACDONALD
KEANsBURG

KEANsBURG
KEANSBURG s Sostssss G bDasss SoS
rent and sale. Lots on easy terms. every
part of keansburg.
More Realty Co. oak Ms st' r r., S SRD. i.
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BARGAIN-Corner lot, opposite Avon by the
Sea station, on Main st. SCHILL, $50
Van Nest av.. Bronx, New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

ATTRACTIVE Groom furnished cottage, Della.
ware River $50 miles from New York; al
titude 1. $50 feet; all improvements; bath:
open plumbing; porches; shade. boating. fish
Room Ill, $50 Broadway, New York.
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LAKE HopATCONG

BUNGALOW and tents accommodates 8; sea
son rental S125; fast motorboat for sale
S2T5. w. II. WARD, 1858 South 10th ST.
phone 525-M.
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We will your cash Auto AID advertising
your for SALE than any other paper New Jersey, refund
your money. That the quickest and swe way sell
your car is to use Star Auto Want Ads.
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RAsBRoUCK HEIGHTS

BEAUTIFUL B-room house; all improvements:
steam heat. electric light; located best sec
rion Hasbrouck Heights, y. j., on corner plot,
t00X125; newly decorated; price $1,000; terms
70 suit. Address owner, w. 70. DUNCANSON,
1852 Broadway, New York.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-13-room house, cheap; As Lin
coin ST. Inquire third floor.
HOUSE. 725 18th St, IL rooms, baths,
steam heater awnings screens; all improve
ments; lot 25xIo0; big bargain. Inquire 220
Sanford ay., Iryington, N J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

100 feet TO Washington Ry.. 10 minute
TO D.. l.. &. w. and Manhattan tubes; ! and
room apartments; all outside apartments:
bezutifEl and luxurious equipment; steam
heat hot water and jsnitor ervice furnished;
completed June 1st. rents SIS TO S35; other
particulars on application. THE EDWARD
". MARTIN CO., Is Bathgate pi. fele-
phone 500 y. 3. Near Rusevills station.
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FAIRFAX
MONTICELLO X

AT kItI 7
55I-s61 CLINTON AT.
Modern SIX and eeven room apartments;
parpuet floor; roorns nicely arranged ali
improvements; janltor service. These apart
ments VIII make a comfortable home and
we can make the rent tit your income. CoIne
in and talk II over. FIDELITY TRUST
CO., Real Estate Dept Room sI5 Prlden-
tiai Bldg.
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WESTWOQD

HOUSE rooms and bath; large living
room: open fire place; lot 50X150; near sta
zion; s3,e5o. Address J. T., Box GA, West
wood. N J.
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SOUTH JERSEY FARM6-Five to fifteen
acres of good level land at $50 per acre.
roads. pure water. Call CHAS. GEESE. 142
Market st., Newark.
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~ JEwETT, GREENE co.--House. barn.
grain house. hen house, leaf house and
wagon house; two wells of grand water, one
In wood house; very. convenient; close by
MRS. ELLA FOSTER, Harpersheld Centre,
Delaware Co., N. Y.
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BOARDING
orr on rows

COURT ST. fo-Laree rooms. sfng1e-~v.
double; home accommodations. ssf
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ROOM AND B0ARD-0UT OF TONY
NORTH FOURTEENTH ST. ia, East Or
eu9e-Beautifuliy furnished rooms, With
or without board. ATTRACTIVE SUMNER
RATES. References exchanged; convtnisdf
10 two stations.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18

Two-FAMILy HOUSE AND CORNER LOT.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS, REASONABLE.
INQUIRE go SECOND AV.
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ORANGE. High St. 2sS-Larae. light, con
Portable rooms, with board prices rsa
sonRhle, sr~sz.-,
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THE BUCKINGHAM
Il Prospect st., East Orange--Ercnfl reoiil..
single OF connecting rooms; summer xA2S
table guests; phone 24o1 Orange. z4e- ~.
ORANGE, High ST., ie3-farge, eomfertAaia
rooms with board; near Edlson's: prices
rea sonable. s
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THE HARVARD

Tour and five large, light rooms and bath: all
modern improvements; steam heat furnished,
unlimited hot water supply; electric lights;
vacuum cleaners; excellent fainter service;
minutes 70 RoSeTiiie station. ID. L. and ".
quire ianltor. 5O1 Central av., or ". sAsIEL
LES Hilleide az.
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RGAfN--20-acre farm, buildings. fruit,
only $1,000; easy terms A. HERITAGE,
Elmer. n. ).
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CRESSKILLs--30 minutes on Erie, for rent,
fine nine-room modern house five bed
rooms; large plot; trees; S35. MRS. HENRY
lie GENDRE
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IDAHO

FOR SALE BY owNER-stock ranch OF
1900 acres in the famous Salmon River
Valley Idaho County, Idaho good range,
long summers, mild winters; outfit is fully
equipped and in operation; consists OF the
land, cattle, horses, sheep and hogs, all we'll
bred some being registered animals: gross
profits, $4,000 to $4,000 annually: expenses
light; this viii bear closest investigation;
after first payment yearly payments can be
arranged: complete list Of stock and equip
ment furnished on application. S. DEL
MAGB. Box 2. White Bird. IDA.
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4 and 5 Rooms

4th av. and 18th ST.. East Orange-Iv7o
minutes TO Ampers station OF D. L. & W.
r. r.; cents fare 70 Newark. s1l outside
rooms; big. light bathroom: parquet floors
cisl Inducements II taken az once. Apply
on premises 70 II. L. SPANNHAkE. Il zth
av., East Orange.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
SHOCKING HE SAYS
OF MINERS CONDITION
Chairman Foster Declares Situation in
Colorado Fields Was Fouad to
Be Deplorable.
TELLS OF WRONGS AGAINST MEN

Deplorable" and shocking were the
words with which Chairman Foster, Of
the house Mines and Mining Committee,
on the return OF his subcommittee from
the Colorado strike zone yesterday, de-
scrioed the situation In the warfare Of
the coal miners against the mine opera
tors throughout the southern half of that
State. His impression was heightened by
the receipt during the day of a telegram
from officers OF the United Mine Work
ers' Union at Trinidad. reading:
"Twenty-three militismen under orders
Of Adjt. Gen. John Chase this morning
demolished strikers tent colony at
are homeless in binding snowstorm.
Inhabitants Of upper tent colony ordered
by muitiamen to leave their homes
within forty-eight hours or be deported."
That the committee had been shocked
by the conditions which II had uncovered
In Its investigation was freely confessed
by Representative Foster. He intimated
that drastic legislation would be recon-
mended to Congress In the report which
his committee will draft.
1--WE have actual admission he said.
from the mine companies that they is
sued company checks to pay their men
instead OF postal orders as required by
law, while charging the regular Federal
rate for the checks. There have been
many killings. We have had evidence of
men imprisoned and intimidated In the
tented cities over which militiamen In
the pay CT the mine companies stand
guard with the result that these men
had to fee over the hills to escape"
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

U. Q. Dept Of Agriculture Weather Burean.
Washington. ID. G., "Wednesday. March lis r. NJ.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
and MaryIsnd-Fair Thursday. Friday
fair and warmers Hight to moderate
northwest winds.
The Southwestern disturbance has been forced
southeastward by extensive area of high baro-
metric pressure that covers the Middle West. The
disturbance. however. has caused general rains In
the Gulf States. Tennessee. and North Carolina,
and snow in the Middle Atlantic States and the
Ohio and Middle Mississippi Valleys In all ether
parts Of the country the weather remained fair.
Decidedly colder Westher has oEerspread the Gulf
States. Arkansas. Tennessee, the Ohio Valley. and
the Middle Atlantic States while warmer weather
zppears over the Northwest
The indications that there will he rain Thurs
day in the South Atlantic States followed by fair
weather in that region Friday. In all other parts
Of the country the weather will be fair Thursday
and Friday.
Colder wczther is indicated foythe South Atlantic
States THURSDAY. A geneTzr change to warmer
weather will OEerspreAd the Plains States the Mis-
sissippi Valley and the Lake region Thursday and
the Eastern and Southeastern States Friday.
The winds along the North Atlantic Coast will
be moderate west: oa the Middle ATLANTIC Coast
moderate north and northwest: on the South At
lsntic Coast moderate variable becOminx north on
the East Gulf Coast moderate TO brisk north on
the West Gulf Coast brisk north. diminishing; on
Lake Michigan light TO moderate west
Local Temperatures.
Midnight, .; a. m, :; .. m -: =. m = /:
a. m, z; 10 a. m. u; e noon. il; q m, =; &
.. m. %: p. m. >; .. m. .: 10 p. m. -
Highest IS: lowest. =.
Relative hrmdity-s a. m. " 7. m. 100; .
.. m. %. Rainfall IS 2. m. TO 2. M. op. Hours
of sunshine o; Per cent of possible s1nshine. o.
Temperature same date last ycar-Highest %; low
CT, e:
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
KELLY GIVES AZ NAMES.
Representatives say Th~y Asked
Roll Call I'm MulhaIi Case.

Representative Clyde Kelly. OF Penn
sylvania. Progressive. yesterday read TO
the House list cf forty-seven members
who declared In writing In answer to
questions from the National Voters
League that on December . last they
rose In their seats and Joined In the
demand for roll call on the referring
OF the Mulhall lobby report and the
Macdonald resolution calling for the ex-
pulsion Of Representative McDermott TO
the Judiciary Committee. Macdonald on
that occasion sought immediate action on
his resolution. The list of names was
contained in letter tc. Representative
Kelly from Lynn Haines. secretary OF
the league
II was the statement that about fifty
members had declared they voted for a
uoll call ON this occasion, when the
Speaker counted only twenty-three Of
them, that led the Speaker last Saturday
TO dcnounce the statement as false
hood.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
SHARK" CASES GO OVER.

Failure to get a panel Of jurors for the
trial OF the loan shark Cases scheduled
for yesterdays session Of the Police Court
was responsible for the postponement OF
the prosecutions until next Tuesday. Sick
ness broke up one panel and the milk
cases disrupted the other.
The trial OF between ten and fifteen
OF the cases before the special panel, to
De called next week, Is planned. 1t Is
thought that the prosecution OF the cases
will require several days. George r.
Taggart, Roger whiteford. and RobeN
L. Williams, assistants TO the corpora
ton counsel, will handle the prosecu-
tons
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
THINK GIRL TOOK POISON.

Supposed to be suffering from poison,
Miss Mamie Kline. sixteen years old. OF
900 NJ street northwest was removed to
Georgetown University Hospital yester-
day afternoon in the patrol of the
Seventh precinct. Her mother said she
thought the girl had swallowed mercury,
but physicians at the hospital failed TO
find any trace of poison. The girl denied
she had taken IL.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
FOUR WOULD MOVE SALOONS.
More Application. for License
Transfer. Before Board.

0Ore AppAtcAtsomn tor EsccnSS
Transfer. Before Board.
-Four new liquor license applications
yesterday were added to the list OF
these ON which hearings will be held by
the excise board this month. They are
the applications of John j. Madden. from
1000 Sixth street southwest. TO 1907 B
street northwest. March ls; Louis Brow
dy. from Ills ourteenth street northwest
TO 11S3 Fourteenth street northwest.
March IS: Jeremiah costello. from g.
Delaware avenue southwest to 521 First
street southwest. March 70; Peter LOTUS.
from 1924 d street northwest to SO Thir-
street northwest. March
20.
Application of Edwin Z. Farley sor
from the name of James A.
Duffy. at 4l5 Thirteenth street northwest,
will be heard March II. Attorney A 4.
of the Anti-Saloon League.
yesterday protested against the transfer
Of the application OF Patrick Smyth.
from 101 ID street southwest to so First
street southwest. The excise board took
the case under advisement.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
THREE HELD FOR THEFT.

The police OF the harbor precinct yes
terday formally placed charges of petit
larceny against Clarence Dozier. George
Kicks and John Monroe. all colored. held
in connection with the theft of 5000 feet
o: Virginia white pine lumber from tho
Elm Lumber Company. Fourteenth and
Water streets southwest. Twelve charges
were placed against Dozier. two against
Kicks and one against Monroe. II Is
alleged the 5000 feet of lumber were
taken in small loads.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
SEEK TO CLEAR RIVER OF ICE.

Means for breaking up the ice which
the Aqueduct Bridge and is a menace to
property along the river were discussed
at a meeting OF the river and harbor
committee OF the Board OF Trade yes
terday. The ice foes already have dam
aged boat houses. IL was said. Efforts
will be made to enlist the services of the
..Firefighter"
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Richard r. Won Eydof. 2. and Emilio ID. Rit.
tershofer. q. Rev. ]. Z. A. Doermann
Milton A. wsnnall. q. and Louise NJ. Hudson.
10. Rev. c. 8. Abbott jr
William L Irwin. Is. and Pauline V Cullers. 10.
both Of Woodstock Va. Rev. II. L. Hout
Oswald Q. Craft. 3. and Ruth II. Haynes, 70,
both Of Clifton Forge Va
Edward II. Nash. 2. and Gace s. Howe. %
Rev. James 5. Montgomery
C0LORED.
NJ. A. Carter, 2. and Beatrice NJ. Parker. n
X. l. Hall, ., and Rosetta B. Brown. n
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
TO GIVE BADGES OF MERIT.

1t vas announced at the War Depart
ment yesterday that persons having GER
tificates of merit for military service prior
to January II. 1906 may obtain the badges
OF honor that go with them by applying
to the adjutant general Arrangements
nave been made with the United States
Mint to supply these badges for 30 cents
each.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
C0LORED.
BIRTHS REPORTED.

Henry c. and Helen smitber. boy.
George A. and Margaret L. Schaefer, boy,
William J. and Ethel Phythian. girl
James Z. and Tberesa.A- Payne, girl.
Frank and Margaret A. Miller. girl.
Eugene and Ida Msyhew. girl.
William 7. and Mary Jacobs, girl.
John H. and Olive Graham. girl.
Mnthrop ID. and Christian Fbster. boy.
Charlie :. 11d Nallie v. Evans. boy.
Charles Z. and Agnes Burdette. boz.
Arthur d. and Minnie L. Byrd. girl.
Robert L. and Cora Armstrong. boy.
CoLoREp
William and Laura Wells. boz.
Peter and Alice Hawkins, girl
Henry and Jeanette Cater, boy.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
"GET.ToGETHERo DINNER.

The membership committee Of the Board
OF Trade will hold its 'get-together' din
ner at the University Club tonight at
7:i5 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Harvey !, Kass1n. 50 year.. los Tenn. ave. ne.
Charles A. DUNCAN, Sc. $40 Mt. Pleasant It. NV.
Elizabeth Kuhpert. ~ so q st. sc.
Julia A. O'DonncII. Sc. sol ST. sE
Frances 4. Culver. g.. ff21 ST. NV.
Charles y. Brrnlcy. = Emergency Hospital.
William ID. Yinglins, days ct 81. NV.
COLORED
Ella jenkins. 2. National Homeopathic Hospital.
Charlotte Porter. IS. Tuberculosis Hospital.
George \. johnson. Z. Limerick court sw.
Mary Saunders. 81, Garfield Hospital.
Lizzie Harris. Al. Government Hospital for Insane.
Robert l. Reynolds. z 736 I'd st. sw.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12

Al German submarine boats have been eluipp>d
with bnoys that he detached from the deck
Of a sunken craft al the end Of cable Containing
telephone wire TO enable rcscuers to converse
with persons within the boat
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
LOCAL MENTION.

F. V. LUNCH, zoos PA. Ay.-
ADV.
violcts, Roses. Sweet Peas, and Orchids,
Shafer's New Store. 900 1lth st-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
Temperature. I'm Other Cities.

Temperatures In other cities. tozsther with IN.
amount Of rainfall for the tuenty-hours hours ended
At .. N yesterday are as folIoWS:
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12

The Home and school Association of
Friendship. Md, will meet tonight to
receive and consider the reports of the
building committee on site and build
ing. A talk on Montgomery County
school affairs also will be heard. En-
ory II. Eogley. first vice president of
the Association. will preside. The
meeting will be held at the home of A.
W. Starratt, in Somerset
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
TOURS.
EUROPEAN TOURS

Personally Conducted, SIs9 to 1895,
including ALL expenses.
Three trips. June "a, July 3, Aug. z.
Small parties. congenial people. Send
for itineraries.
Mays Tours. Room Sc. Home Life
Rldy., Washington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12

The women's Alliance, Of All Souls
Unitarian Church will hold a regular
meeting in the lecture room of the
church tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
The subject will be Twentieth Century
Ideals and the Child" The speakers
will be DR.. William c. Woodward.
Miss Elizabeth y. Brown, and Miss
Margaret. All women are invited.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
WINTER RESORTS.

lGf1G INN Ocean ED Virginia Ave Greatly
NtVH INN improved Rooms with private bath
and running water. Elevator. hot water heat spe-
rial syring rates. H. W. WILLIAMS