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The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
DECEMBER SALES REPORTED.
Morgan Bros, Inc, Announce Tran-
factions Amounting to $4,000.

sactions Amounting to $4,000.
Morgan Brothers, Inc, report the follow
ing real estate sales made during Decem-
Der. amounting, to $4,000: 2s4s and cs57 TIL
den street northwest to Anna C. Kistler
for $1,000; to F. P. Reside, house at
22s4 Champlain street, for $500; to George
W. Meyers. house at $40 Eighth street
northwest, for $500; to Carl L. Davis.
four lots in Chevy Chase on Bradley
Lane, for 1900; to Johnston v. Best, in
Takoma, six-room house for $500. on
Spruce street; to Daniel A. Darroch, at
Takoma, six-room house on Spruce
street for $500; to E. L. Powell, at Ia
koma, z16 Spruce street. for "a, 200; four
lots at Chillum Castle Heights, for 81, 200:
14o4 Harvard street northwest. for A.
H. Ryan. for 5000; to r. r. Lambert at
Silver Springs, bungalow and two acres
for $500; two lots at Woodbridge for $. 200.
to ]. NJ. Fitzpatrick; lot at Pinehurst,
Chevy Chase, for B. ]. Forbes, for 81 900.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
chm win Not sen BattIe.hip..

Valparaiso. Chill, Jan. S.-It is authori-
tatively stated here that the Chilean
government will not sell to Greece or to
any other country the big battleships
now building for the Chilean navy in
England Several powers are reported
to have expressed their willingness to
purchase them.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
FATHER buell.
in MONASTERY
Former Georgetown Presi-
dent Who Married Now
Secludes Himself.
WIFE m CATHOLIC HOME
Clergy Here Not Surprised to Hear Of
Return 10 Faith-Must Do
Penance.
WIFE IN CATHOLIC HOME

New York. Jan L-David Hulhouse
Buell.. former president Of Georgetown
University. who left tn, Jesuits and mar
ried. has sen; his wife to Catholic homo
and he has secluded himself in the Trap
pist Monastery at Gethsemane. near
Bradstown, X.
The Trappists maintain among them
selves silence that Is broken only by
religious chants. and the morning greet
ing. '.memento mori," meaning ''remem-
Der death" Each day they remove q
little Of the dirt from the hole that is
to be their Erave.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
Edison to Name HI. Associates.

John Joy Edison, who yesterday was
appointed chairman of the special COM
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce to
urge the designation of Washington as
a Federal reserve city, today will select
the other two members to serve with
him. Mr.. Edison said last night he would
ask two bankers to act.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
RHYTHM TOPIC OF LECTURE.
Dances Given fp Connection with
Address Before Anthony League.

Address Before Anthony League.
At the regular weekly meeting of the
Anthony League, held last night at ths
Portner, a lecture on "'Rhythm-Its Re-
lation to Health and Mental Develop
ment," was delivered by Mrs. Mary Gale
Davis. principle of the Lucia Gale Barber
School of this city. Descriptive dances
were given b. several young women in
Greek costume.
|, Nine. Mountford will speak on ''The
Nativity, at Bethlehem" at the next
meeting Of tk0league. to be held Tuesday
afternoon at the Portner.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
NEW CHIEFS IN OFFICE.
Sioux Tribe of Red Men Holds In
staIIation Ceremonies.

staIIattOn CeremOnfes.
Sioux Tribe, No. Is, Improved Order Of
Red Men, held its semf-annual installa-
ton at the wigwam at Odd Fellows Hall.
4s7 X street southwest last night.
Among the chiefs who took UP new
duties for 1914 are Jacque Heidenheimer,
sachem: Howard Orendorf, prophet;
Joseph Levi, senior sycamore, ard
Charles Smith, Junior sycamore
Addresses were made BY prominent Red
Men of this city and visiting chiefs
Prominent among these were Great
Sachem Whitman. OF the District. At the
conclusion Of the installation ceremonies
refreshments were served. The installa-
ton was performed by the great chiefs Of
the Great Council Of the District Of
Columbia
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
Destroyer Damaged in Crash.

Kiel Germany. Jan. "A German tor
pedo boat destroyer and the Belgian
steamer Ambior Kotka collided today.
The destroyer was badly damaged.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
Mail Clerk Dies Suddenly.

William r. Hill, of Trenton. N. j., a
railway mail clerk. died last night about
o'clock I'm the police room Of Union
Station. He was taken i'll on the train
coming to Washington. Coroner hewitt
said death was due to acute Indigestion.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
Handbook Case t. Be Heard.

The case of Porter L. Paylor. one of
the alleged handbook makers taken by
the police last September in raid at
the navy yard. will be given q hearing
in Police Court socn- As soon a. his
case is disposed of that of Jerome Cole
man will be heard. Seven other cases
are under investigation by the United
States attorneys office.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
woman smoked d

Woman Smoked for Ninety Years.
Edinburg. Scotland. Jan. s.-Mrs
Helen Kerr died today at her home at
Newcastleton. Roxbroughshire. aged
1es. She had smoked for ninety years.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets furnish
just those elements-pepsin and other
ingredients-that the normal stomach
secrets for the digestion of food. One
or two of these tablets will completely
digest the heartiest meal without any
aid from the stomach. At the same
time they tone up and invigorate the
e. .feebled stomach SO that IL is soon in
q healthy condition again.
Prudent men always have a box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on hand.
They make digestion certain, no mat
ter what or how much is eaten. Don't
think because your stomach is usually
ali right that you don't need them. The
policeman carries revolver not be-
cause he needs II all the time, but be-
cause when. he does need 1T. he needs it
right then. When you want relief
from Indigestion, you want relief at
once. Be armed against stomach trou-
bles with a box Of Stuares Dyspepsia
Tablets SO cents at any drug store.
-. ssfu1 men everywhere indorse
and rely upon them. -.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
Clergy Not Surprised.

Members of the Catholic clergy last
night stated that they were not surprised
to hear Of Father BuelIs return to the
church. His sound religious training
and the natural trend of his mind, they
said. furnished hope, from the time Of
his apostacys that he ultimately would
return.
It was said that Father Buell. would be
expected to remain at the Trappist Mon
astery about year. In prayer and medi-
tation he will offer penance for the scam
dal occasioned by the breaking of his
vows. Af.e- this time he probably will
be permitted by his superiors to celebrate
mass daily, Just as he did prior to leav-
ing the church. In all probability, it was
said, he will not be permitted to enter
the religious order of which he formerly
was member, but it IL expected nat on
the expiration of his term of prayer and
penance his priestly faculties will be re-
stored to him. and that he will be as
signed to come field of church work by
one of the bishops.
The reported action of Father Buell.
in entering the Trappist Monastery at
Gethsemane is in compliance with the
regular procedure in such cases. Living
according to the Trappist rules of silence,
prayer. and meditation, for one year, il
is said, is considered a good proof of sin
Scrc repentance
Born an Episcopalian.
Father Buelrs mother was one Of the
famous Hillhouse family, of New Haven
Conn. He was born an Episcopalian
and is an alumnus of Yale. After leav-
ing college he became a Catholic and
ardor for his adopted faith led him to
Join the Jesuits. He afterward became
the head of Georgetown University.
Father Buell. met, Miss Frances Pow
ers. of New York, while she was at
tending her brother, who was sick at the
University Hospital. Mr.. Powers was
then a scholastic under Father Buell.,
and he has since been ordained a Jesuit
priest. Two of his sisters are nuns in a
Catholic convent.
An attachment grew up between
Father Buell. and Miss Powers and they
for several years. He was
relieved of the presidency of the college |
and after work at a church in this city |
was removed TO a small parish in the |
rural section Of Eastern Maryland. He |
then notified the provincial that he |
would leave the Jesuit order and a few |
weeks later friends were shocked when |
they learned he had married Miss Pow |
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Buell. took an apartment
in New York and he is supposed to have
derived some assistance from members
of his family. who are wealthy.
Founded by French Monks.
The monastery at Gethsernane was es-
tablished by French monks in ls4s.
The rules of the order are the most |
rigid of the Catholic societies. They
sleep on boards with punches of straw |
for pillows and they begin the day at
2 o'clock in the morning. Immediately |
after getting up they file out to the
close to the community build |
ing, and each monk takes a little soil
out of his own grave.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09

Honolulu and Manila will be linked BIZ
wireless, though 5000 miles apart
The Washington herald., 1914-01-09
PRESENTATION
The Mausoleum Construction
Company Of America
District National Bank Building
Washington D. c.

knowing the nadequacy of preseny ground BURIAL rea
ing the lack of modern coupled with the dangers attendant
thereon; approaching the Of eahbua due removal
and instances the abandonment of cemeteries mindful OF the
features connection with the final consignment earth
THE MAUSOLEUM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF AMERICA
keeping with advanced civilization method that dates origin
the days when the reached the zenith Of their culture and
tammen final disposition, the predominant features Of which
ABSOLUTE PEFANCY PERPETUAL PRESERVATION OF The
REMAINS THOROUGH SANITARY DESCCATON
THE COMMUNITY MAUSOLEUM an advanced progressive move
rapidly spreading throughout the country, mpeed by Of
sentimental feeling The BODY PRESERVING methods employed
buildings guarantee sanitation and fully described booklet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
TAX OFFICIALS TO CONFER.

The conference OF county assessors
and boards OF review and equalization
provided for by the enterprising Tax
Commissioner. begins a two DAYS ses.
sion at Petersburg tomorrow. and
too much praise cannot be given Mr..
Blue in arranging for this practical
school OF instruction. He has been
particularly happy in choosing the
men TO construe the spirit and mean
ing OF the tax laws by selecting three
former incumbents of the tax Office.
the Auditor and the Governor. The
value of this meeting to the assessors
will be incaleulable. and it's benefits
TO the taxpayers will be reflected I'm
more intelligent assessment of prop
erty and values.
The present tax laws IL intelllgentIy
applied would give rise to no com.
plants on the part of those who bear
the burden of taxation. The American
people are willing to be taxed. but
when man sees that his neigbbor
has not been equitably measured for
this burden. that he pays less than
his just share. dissatisfaction results.
This is mainly due to a lack of 81.
nciency ON the part of the official
charged with the assessment. This is
what the school arranged for at Par.
kersburg will seek to correct in i'm
parting to the assessor a better .un.
derstanding OF the laws he is TO appIy
In making up his assessments. II
VIII be helpful all round. and the Intel.
hgencer hopes TO see every assessor
answer at roll call Thursday.
OF course. attendance is not com.
puisory. but surely every county tax
Official realizes what IL will mean 10
him to be present in giving him a
more intelligent grasp OF his duties.
In some of the States attendance on
yearly conferences OF this nature is
made compulsory. the State paying
the expenses of attendance. Yves,
virginia would surely profit by adopt.
ing a similar course. and the Intelli.
gencer urges this suggestion upon the
consideration OF Governor Hatfield
and Tax Commissioner Blue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
THE ULSTER CRISIS.

At this distance and with a limited
knowledge OF some OF the factors in
the Ulster rebellion. IL begins 10 look
like Sir Edward Carson and his
Ulster following had bested the Brit
ish government through the defcc.
tons In the army. which does not
seem such a dependable institution
as was anticipated. The situation
has also resolved itself into a menace
to the Home Rule bill. which may cul.
inmate in its defeat. or through dis
solution OF parliament before the
measure comes 20 vote.
The English premier claims that the
crisis is relieved of its intensity
through better understanding with
the officers who threatened TO resign
II ordered to fight the Ulster army.
This may be a pleasant way for the
government to let itself down. but IL
Is likely due TO the attitude taken by
King George. who saw grave possib1i.
ties I'm the mutinous attitude Of the
army The King. IL Is said. realized
the danger TO the throne. and has
pressed upon the cabinet Cancellation
measures OF his own. which stipuIate
that the Ulster counties be given
twelve years exemption from the oper
ations Of the Home Rule bill. and the
further and significant concession. that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
EDITOR MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST A Chiffon APPOINTEE

It would enable Hamilton to build up
an organization TO help him back TO
the House this year. The word was
his friends. and he proceeded To give
endorsements to those of them who
aspired to appointive Offices. Editor
shirley Mitchell was among this mum.
Der. Hamilton endorsed him for the
post Office at Elizabeth.
All OF these Hamilton endorsements
have gone for naught. Chiffon backed
away with his offer OF the patronage
10 Hamilton. and the latter has been
LEFT in an uncomfortably embarrassing
position. In recent weeks Chiffon has
sent Col. Bob Carr. OF Charleston.
into the Fourth district. and after per.
sonally investigating. Carr IL making
the recommendation TO Chiffon as
how the pap in that district should
be ladled out. This was done in Har.
~ Bumgarner's ease. After n confer.
ence at Parkersburg between Col.
Carr and G. ~. (Bud) Bumgarner. ex.
sheriff OF Writ county. the latter's
brother received the Watson Chiffon
20. X.
A Sesthing Arrangement.
OF this. Editor Mitchell says: This
recommendation means that corrup-
ton. political degeneracy, boodIeism
and all that is deep. dark and damna.
BILE in the politics of Writ county has
been endorsed by Senator Chiffon. and
knowingly. too. As the titular head
OF the Democratic party OF the State.
Senator Chiffon has made this recon-.
mendation at the expense Of truth.
honor. decercy and democracy: a rec.
ommendation that is an insult 10
every true Democrat I'm the county.
ana slur on Wilson's administra-
uOn. II is n recommendation that
means wreck and ruin TO party or.
sanitation. as u gives every Democrat
a license TO bolt party nominees here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
OBSTINATE CASES
OF RHEU MATISM
Rheuma Gives Miraculous Relief
and Puts the Whole System in a
Healthy Condition.

The most obstinate cases of rheu.
matism quickly give way to Rheuma,
prepared from doctors prescription
carefully compounded for the relief OF
all forms OF the disease. II drives
out the excess OF uric acid. purifies
the blood. and restores the kidneys.
liver and bowels to natural working
order. Here are a few proofs:
Il had been afflicted with rheuma.
tism for more than 25 years. | could
not walk. Rheuma reached my case
and can again use my feet and do
my work. Prof. II. II. Rolling. Rich
moud. Ind
For six years ! was a cripple on
clutches from rheumatism. One bot.
tie OF Rheuma cured me j X.
Greenburg. Chicago. III
For twenty years I suffered with
rheumatism and much of that time I
could not do my homework Thanks
10 Rheuma. ! am now bl eto do any.
thing. Mrs. Herbert Mason. East
Aurora. y. y
such testimony should be convinc-
ing. Get bottle Of John Coleman
co. stores for 50 cents and try 81
Your money returned II IL fails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
WILL THE PRESIDENT STUMP

The matter of doubt as to whether
President Wilson would take any
part In the coming campaign. has no,
yet been set at rest. We cannot see
however. that he can escape taking
speaking part. because the Demo.
cratic party to-day l. mainly Wilson.
To parsphrase the famous saving of
the French king: The Democratic
party? IL is l."
Just now the administration is
showing some anxiety about Pennsyl
vania. While President Wilson Is
going 10 keep his hands OF in the
primary Tight. although he nibbed in
by prevailing on Congressman Palmer
TO run for the Senate. he is sending
Secretary OF Labor Wilson and Secr..
tary OF the Navy Daniels there. who
are 20 speak for principle" not fac.
lions. and for support of the national
administration. When the real fght
begins Wilson. as the dominant
Democracy. will have to bear the
brunt on the line Of defenses. He has
absorbed Congress. and is credited
with the tariff law. the currency
measure. all that is to come in the
way of antitrust legislation and the
administrations foreign policy. and
he will be compelled TO come out in
the open and defend them. Can he
trust such defense to proxies. Most
emphatically not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

to Be purified and other conditions
connected with the problem After
exhaustive tests and a thorough study
Of the question this board has re-
ported 20 the Board Of Control in IA
vor Of the rapid sand or mechanical
system as a choice between the slow
sand and well systems.
The Intelligeneer IL In accord with
the recommendation OF the engineers.
Tor the reason that Il Is the only one
proposed that will give continued
practical results. Water taken from
wells Ii pure enough. but hard. IL ia
unsatisfactory for both domestic and
Industrial uses. without considering
the probable failure or uncertainty OF
the supply. The slow sand filtration
method has its objections from the
polluted conditions Of the surface
water. which more or less eontamln.
ate the filtered product. At least there
IL no assurance OF chemical purity.
And then the matter OF cost and
The assured constant supply OF hygIen.
ieally pure water. ~ for all purposes.
command the most favorable consId.
Grafton for the mechanical system
as recommended by the engineers.
The only difficulty that obtrudes itself
at this time Is the money provision
on the part OF the city to secure the
installation of the system. Perhaps
some OF the insnciers and economists
OF council may suggest way out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
NEW MOVE IN DEBT QUESTION

o The proceedings taken by Attorney
, General Lilly OF this State before the
. United States Supreme Court. on the
motion for leave to file a supplement.
= al answer to the original bill OF com.
: plant OF the State OF Virginia in the
long drawn out State debt suit. in
. spires a new hope that West Virginia
may yet obtain a fair and Just &C.
counting OF her share OF the ante
war obligations of the undivided
sstate. In common equity and as be-
tween friends. or partners in a bust.
sness enterprise. the amount assigned
: for West Virginia to pay has long
sbeen deemed unfair and unjust. an
= arbitrary act on the part OF Virginia.
The present action brought by West
Virginia, TO reopen the case. results
sfrom refusal of the old State TO
accept the compromise offer made TO
: her debt commission by a similar
commission OF this State. in which IL
was most conclusively shown that
snewiy discovered credits due West
= virginia would reduce her share OF
.the old debt from $1,000, 900. in round
. numbers. to 100000. This refusal
n ended all negotiations between the
two commissions OF the States. The
contention OF West Virginia is so man.
. ifestly fair. and the attitude OF the
Old Dominion so arrogant and untena.
BILE. that It Is confidently expected
that the court OF last resort will be
. compelled in simple justice TO reopen
the matter for final adjustment.
. The case. stripped OF all technical.
ties and legal subterfuges. is compar.
able to the honest liquidation OF a
partnership business concern. wherein
>, the assets are equally divided among
the partners for the payment OF the
debts Of the establishment When
1.-THE State was divided Virginia took
s'charge OF all the assets. the greater
part OF which she disposed OF to her
: advantage. Credits due West Virginia
on the basis established for the as
seertainment OF her share OF the old
debt. from this source. amount 10 over
sS.OOO.O00. These offsets AGAINST the
' original amount OF the debt were. for
some reason. concealed by Virginia
and were only discovered by Yves,
Virginia after the last order had been
made In the matter by the United
States Supreme Court.
West Virginia stands ready to per
form an honest part in this conten.
ton. She never has assumed the atti
tude of reputation. but she main
, tains that by this new accounting her
rightful obligations are decreased BY
these proper credits; and her Law
officers are determined to leave moth.
ing undone in their efforts TO secure
a decision that will not only establish
her honor. but relieve the mother
state from the possible odium OF dis.
.honesty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
THE FILTRATION PROBLEM

One Of the most important questions
TO be solved by Wheeling Is pure
water and how 10 get It. Il Is a mat
ter that has engaged the attention Of
council and health conservers for a
number OF years past All are agreed
that we ought TO have a fairly con
ditioned supply OF drinking water.
and the only disagreement has been
on the best method OF securing It. and
the cost. two very important factors
Some months sgo the matter was sub.
mitted 10 board OF engineers for
investigation. and ghis board was
asked 10 recommend the plan best
suited TO the demands OF Wheeling.
taking in the character OF the water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
WHEN GROUP COMES
TREAT EXTERNALLY

The old system Of dosing delicate lit
tie stomachs with nauseous drugs and
opium syrups Is wrong and harmful.
Try the external treatment-Vick's
"Nap-O-Rub' Group and Pneumonia
Salve. Just rub a little over throat
and chest and cover with a war flan-
mel cloth. The warmth Of the body
releases vapors OF Pine Tar. Menthol,
Thymol. and Eucalyptol. that loosen
the choking phlegm and ease the diff
ficult breathing Immediately One
application al bedtime insures n
sound nights sleep Nicks Is better
than internal medicines for all forms
OF cold troubles. Three sizes-25c,
SOC. and 81 .00.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

al army ofioers who resigned BE- re-
inst.ted without loss Of merit
Whether or not the contentious Of
the Obstetrics are Just. one fac,
stands out clearly. that the British
army has not come out Of the affair
with credit to its loyalty or the funda-
mental function OF the true soldier.
obedience to the orders OF the govern
ment Just how the Liberals claim
TO be vindieated BY the present status
OF affairs. and the Unionlsts a victory
over the government. is beyond our
ken IL may be that clearer revels-
ton will come later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.

hey DO not they do the gentle
neep or mix the sadyed they DO build
toll not in the noisy mill. guide the ulc-draun
SIAESmEN pillow We've heard them tell
and sincw Of the land. nd have cheercd and
gned ut words all from all
lot Tor all they sell IS wind We produce store and
hau twenty miles or provisions statesmen
get all things they need the
pay wind We work u halt blind and we get month
behind threats m our dnncd but work a.
an thcy loaf IN palace and hail. square wind They
Drink the nobe wines OF Spain and Of the Dane and
from Ind
command and al they wind chumps We are 70 roll
VINO i've az ease Nlc We 10
ehHoren soup! WALT MASON
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