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The Washington herald., 1914-02-13
MOOSE SAY T. R. WILL
RUN FOR GOVERNORSHIP
New York Progressives Vote Against
Fusion with Republicans in
State Campaien.

New York. Feb. 12-"Of course Col
Roosevelt will run for governor. He will
run for anything, from constable up
This was Theodore Douglas Robinson
reply to questions as to. whether Col
Roosevelt would accept the Progressive
nomination for governor next fall.
Mr.. Robinson Is chairman Of the Pro-
gressive State committee and presided
today at the meeting of the committee
at which it was decided that under nc
consideration should the Progressives
fuse with the Republicans in the State
campaign next fall.
More than 100 Of the lis members Of
the committee attended the all-day ses-
sion of the committee. Early in the ses-
sion Francis W. Bird, chairman OF the
Republican county committee. introduced
a resolution providing that the Pro-
gressives should go 1t alone.
His resolution was adopted unanimous
ly, and under its terms the Progressives
will nominate their own candidate for
United States Senator, governor, and the
rest of the State ticket.
Col. Roosevelt's name overshadowed all
others; in fact. no name but his was
mentioned for governor.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE HOTEL
, property Known IS The Allegheny Inn" at
Goshen. Rockbrdgs County. Virginia
Allegheny Improrement Company. incorporated.
dated July D. lslo and duly recorded In deed book
lo At page 80 ct SEQ. a the Land Recnrus Of
request Of the parties secured thereby. default hay
ing been made In the payment Of certain Of the
bonds secured hy aid deed Of trust. the under
signed trustee win sell at public auction, on tbs
premises. at Goshen. Rockbridge County. In tbs
Stats Of Virginia. all the property granted 10 the
MD trustee by the provisions Of said deed Of truse.
the ams beng all the real estate holdings 0 the
aid Alleshany Improvement Company. IncorporatsA.
consisting a hundred and tventy-four acres d
hDd more o. less. and al the personal property Of
the said corporation. more particalariy described -
furniture. hIture. housekeerang supplies. china and
giaa. nnens. aSGvare. once supplies. Storerocm
supplies. wines and Bauon. cigls. and all and
singular the contents of the hotel building on ssid
premises. all wagons. aureyx- ho,rs. mules and
SATURDAY. February u. 1914. At Il m
The improvements consist Of . modern threestoJ
hotel building d ninsty-tvo sleepans rooms md
tuenty-thres bathrooms. known ss The AleghanJ
dry. ioe horse. summer houses. swimming pool
water tower. tank. &c. all IN good repair.
Terms of sale: rventy-fve rsr cent Of the purchase
pfics in oash and the balance ; PR cent even siI
months for which the notes obligations Of the
purchaser. bearng interest at the rate of crnt
Per annum from the date cf ssle. may Be taken. the
sane 10 % secured by deed of trust on lne pfup-
oty sold. - required By tsrms Of said deed Of
trust all cash. at the option of the purchaser.
deposit Of five thousand dollars C5. .onD Win b
required at the time Of sale AL couveJsndns and
recording VIII be 1t the cost Of the purchaser terms
to Be complied with within nftern days from the
date Of sale the trustee reseving the night to rcse
u the rsk and cost Of the deaultinx purchaser after
ten days advertisement of the resale IN the Rock-
ortdse County News. . weekly nevspapsf. published
In Rockhridge County. State of Virginia.
For further informs tion address the undersirned
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
By FRANK sTErsoN. Trust Orcer. Trustee,
Address Fifteenth street and New York asenus
northwest. Washington, ID. O
de4.5.n IL 2Isis.5 .Sjai. .ss. s.lS.s.2 23.a. .NsIl3N
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS.

DEEDS,
So 5I5 1t -BowEN. ROsaIe to RObt Berberich
QI9 Ilth st nNl Il
50 5ssi pt 81 Barry Fam-BUTLER. Geo
ct I1 Lena; Pred. Lucinda & Mrs Laura Butler
So 5aos It's a to p bR & 81 sss Its & 10 blk
sec BmTille-C0IIINs, Albert Z to Frank 7
Rawlings SO trust to Its n To . 500 s.
i52nd L0Ene sts Browning st L of sind st mel
So sZil Its & sec Burville- CAMPBELL. Mil
ton ID ct uI Fannie TO VIM Harris SO tr SO
-tBen Pl & Jay mel q
50 son 1t z blk Petworth Adj ELLIOTT.
Henry TO Robt Stevens SO
$50 Webster st nwD y
So a7s 1t q BeaRs Adventurc-FREEMAN. Berthe
ct rr Waller to ID II Roland DRUM SO trs
Is Of G st, W Of 5oh st mel
81 1875 Its 5 to Chevy Chase Grove cte-GORDON
Fulton II ct ux Cora A to Alfred klesncr 4
Harry Hooper S.aF covenants IS
SQ B6 u 8 blk 5 Ed-ewood-JAPHET NJ Raw Ct
uI Florence l. to Howard McC NARROW SO trs
cd Bryant SITS mel q
So loe 1t e5-KAUFFMAN. Henrietta ct rir L
Hayes to Horato n Taplin SO tr
-tl2th bet & st- mel
So ST. 1t Is blk L RandIc Highlands Mar
shall ct uH Louise F to Louise F King SO
So Is Ii so-MAJoR, Mary derises Of Jno R
Major to Bernard schlosbrrg SO n
So ss5 1t Is Center Eckinston-o'CoNNoR. Harry
10 Fred HsyS $40 tr Zoo 3
tE Of st, z of Sd st me-
So 5aol Its = & . Congress Hts ETtension-RED-
MOSD. Wm A tr to JnO Bobysk S6s5 coIe-
nants II
81 y 1t z-STEvENS. Robt. b ct ux Elizabeth A
to Henry Elliott SO trs $50 Z
t215 J. st nw)
So sosl Its , & 3 oahand-sHANK. Chas L ct rrx
Blanche NJ to II L Herrell $40 GO
IS of st. e Of i2i st
So Sli Il Is North Addn Ctillum Castle Hs-THE
WAsH'N LAND q MTG CO TO Ada Cross
Se5e. covenants 81
Is Of Peabody 81. a lst st mel
80 Do6 Its IS & . blk . Howard Gniv-TAPIIN
q Thos DeaNtt trs to " frank Eup-
pert s2.71 &
t22l Ga x rearl
So 3ss 1t blk 6 Oak View-TAYLOR. Louise ct rIr
Chss TO agnes Husband SO -
Lowell bet sith & 18th nwl
Sy 45le II 10 II ] Tcrrsce-vIETH Henry A et III
LaTinia h TO Cecil Ferguson $40 covenants %
DEED OF CORRECTION
All int in Item under will Of Jos H. McCortney-|
MUNCASTER. Steuart Il to Alex Muncaster A.
Thos Ruffn trs SO to correct deed in trust in lib
zoo fol 30 =
50 5Sl II 5-RlGGLES, Jno to Jas L Feency $40
rerecord Dec 4. 1911 lib 3467 fol ~ q
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BIG PISTOL IN HER STOCKING.
..Little Bo Peep Went Prepared Il
Bachelors' Ball.

New York, Feb. 12.-Pretty Edna
Freund is a demure miss OF eighteen
summers, but she knows how TO take
care of herself. She admitted this today
modestly, but without any reservations.
This is how it happened:
The Bachelors Club gave a fancy dress
ball at Wakefield Casino Miss Freund
attended. Through her friends she
learned that gang of Yonkers hoodlums
had planned to cause trouble at the fes-
tivities and so she prepared.
While the guests were tangoing, tur-
key trotting, bunny hugging, and hesi-
tating to mirthful strains in the early
hours Of this morning a detective who
had been called to the Casino to prevent
any outbreak noticed a suspicious bulge
in the silk stocking of Miss Freund. just
above the right ankle. She was attired
as Little Bo-Peep," and there was a
liberal display of silk hose. The de-
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TRIBUTE TO WAR NURSES,
hassachusetts Unveils Shaft t.
"AnReIs of BattIeheId.o

Boston, Feb. 12.-Lincoln,s birthday to-
day was celebrated in every town and
city throughout New England Exercises
in schools and other public buildings
marked the anniversary
One Of the principal events was the
unvelling OF memorial statue to the
massachusetts, army nurses of the civil
war at the entrance OF the Hall of Flags
at the Boston State House The statue
was unveiled by Miss Dorothy Standish
Lewis, a descendant of Myles Standish.
Gov. Walsh and his staff, together with
hundreds Of members of the G. 4. r.,
were present.
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VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building,
S07 18th Street Northwest.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ct Columbia, Court OF Bankruptcy. In the
matter Of Samuel II. Berman. bankrupt. In Bank
Tuptcy, No. E.-To the creditors Of Samuel II.
Berman, Of Washington, ID. G., bankrupt: Notice
been duly AdJudiczted bankrupt and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held at my Office
Rooms 6. !. and 8. No. ijs Louisiana avenue north
west Washington. d. C.. on the 9TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1914, at II O'Clock a. m. At which
time the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may rrpperly
cusne before said meeting WILLIAM NJ. HALLAM.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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College President Resigns.

Easton, Pa, Feb. 12.-Because OF a dis.
pute with members of the faculty and
the student body, DIR. Z. d. Warfield to-
day resigned as president of Lafayette
College. The resignation was accepted
to take effect June 90
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tective ordered her to the cloak room
and there she was searched by the wom-
an attendant. The bulge was a revolver.
She was sent to Jail
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CHIROPRACTIC.

CHIRoPRACTIC-DRUGLE HEALING THAT
removes the cause q your ils-rheumatisni, stom-
, ach and bowel troubles: asthma, gDitsr. &c.
II. w. o'BRYANT, %. C., Nerve and Eyesight
Specialist sT7 llth ST. NV. Washington
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FOR sALE-FARMs.
"a ACRES

Gentleman's beautiful country home:
30 minutes ride from Union Station.
hour by trolley, and near the Baltimore
be ulevard; IL miles from trolley and
steam road. on good road; handsome.
large nine-room. reception hall home;
front and rear stairs; large pantries
and closets; concrete basement under
entire house. with large. well-lfghtsd
attic for servants; latest modern hot
water heating plant: latest modern
bath, with high pressure and sewerags
all wall papering hand
decorated: hardwood trim; largo
porches: beautiful lawns; abundance OF
fruit and flowers and shade; large two-
story barn for three horses. three cows.
and feed: large poultry plant. wagon
sheds, engine house, with gasoline en-
gIne and engine pump: "a acres Of fer
tile loan, mostly clear; large spring In
grove; large stream in rear Of farm:
high elevation. fronting good country
road: phone and mail delivery. A
$4,000 home for s7,5Oo.' $4,000 cash
for deed.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

WE Need Furniture Store Fixtures. Grcceries. and
Mdss. Of all kinds Once furniture. &c. Willing
10 pay for IL d. Notes s5 "a Ave. Main aO&
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
Rents Reduced
Close to Agricultural
Department
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

Desirable brick dwelling, Z rooms
and bath, No. POT Linworth Place
s. w. Rent reduced to. %. $3.50
Four and six room brick houses
on C Street between Sixth and
Seventh SITS. s. w. One month S
rent free.
Rents reduced to. .$12.50 and $14
No. HOO Eighth St. N. E., brick
dwelling. rooms and bath, furnace
heat; will make necessary repairs.
Store and Dwelling-301 First
St. S. W.; formerly rented for $50.
Will consider reasonable offer.
j. w. PHLING
14l6 F St. N. w,
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGMG.

WALL PAPER, 1OC. &c, sc. AND soc
paper SC and 1oc per piece; rooms pa
pered 81 up. Estimates for painting and
paperhanging free. LIE PREUA, SW p St
NV. Phone. N. 34Sl.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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PLAsTERING AND CEMENTING.

William NJ Minor. plastering kalsomining. crment-
ing brickvork. and whitew ashing: jobbing 4 spe-
cialty. 1905 Church st. Phone North l4T.
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FLOOR OIL.

@ T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUSr-KILJING
FLOOR 0IL-kecps the floors clean and bright.
gives sthem polished finish; good for Your furniture,
try it 20 cents gallon delivered: ofhce ll3 Pa ave.
NV. Washington, ID. C.. U. 8. A; phone Main
5ass Used by u. s. Government and over 1000
families for the last 5 years.
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] FOR. sALE-HoUsEs.
STONE FAIRFAX, I,4s New York ave.

FOR SALEM THE SWELL SECTION OF THE
NORTHWEST
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND ST.
5000 viii buy . threestory. ten-roon brick dwell.
ins with hotwaer heat. tiled bath. and about evey
modern convenience. ...-
-Four roms deep on the frst floor.
The houss has the sdv.ntaess Of a corner.
To divide pevcral Interests md to realize soon tine
owners have concluded to sell this house at tins
ridiculousiy, loS price..
An opportunity to locate in this desirable section
At comparatively smal outlay. less than others are
paying for little six room housH q mile or two
farther out in cheap neighbcrhoods.
Invest your money here. where values inceaS
ing. where you can realizs . handsome profit.
STONE x FAIRFAX. I3n New York ave.
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N0N.MEDICAL HEALING.
SEWING MACHINES.

GOOD DROPHEAD WHEELER & WILSON NO.
o. S4; Tdrawer close case e-l Singer half price re-
pairing +. 4. HARRIS. 200 18th NV. Ph. y. l8s
ss-l MODEL SINGERS SLIGHTLY
used; ses to S35; other Singer machines
81. SO. and s12; guaranteed: all attach
ments. 3l3 Penn. ave. sc. Phone L. As.
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LET Us COLLECT FOR YOU.
WINDOW CLEANING.

PHONE NJ ne TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. a nv.
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MONEY FOR SkLARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names;
cheap rates, easy payments. confidential
Wells 4 co. Room Ens SSa 18th st NV
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FOR SALE - -THREE-STORY BRICK
building on 7th ST. NV, including two
stores and four apartments in good con-
when 7th st. is paved will sell at 90 per cent
profit on price for which II Is offered to-
day. For particulars phone Columbia 80.
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FOR RENT-HoUsES UNFUR.

FOR RENT-H0UsES UNFUR.
| CAYwooD GARRETT.
III n. Y. Ave. N. W.
"a NV: NV. H. 80 b. q % NV: .is.i S!:: sS 3 3
Is IS sit y nv. ave- 49, g. s. s. sis IL Es sh ave Ss T. s. Sc
81 iSth NV. sr.. B.: 9@ lsl PotOmae NV. 6. 20
IS n Nv. .'fn. so @ s Sas F.RSas NV. n.: e. E. s% s
iss VI. ave- nv. a. 2 9 5iI loh NV. s. B.. 80
ne e: d.: Sia$. {si'Rt1 GS a. aa Nv ~ ss
+. 4: Is SsIH&t Psi = = a gssE! X; Mr..
as' ~ ~ q; 4. s s e, nv: =: t. H. g. g.! &:
COO ne. sr.. b...-s5oOlN n~..........-..So.oo %
sROoM. BATH. BRICK: RENT REDUCED 10
SD; near 10Th and N sts NV. In god condition
CArwOoD GARRETT.
Kl n. Y. ave. nv.
MODERN 7-R.. B.. BRICK: FRONT AND REAR
porches; hrye yards; Ingrzham ST. NV. rust OF
CGYwoop 4 GARRETT. Isl n. Y. ave. nv.
NEAR gTH AND SIS. NV; DESIRABLE
central location; lor. b.. brick: suitable for any
hight business OF boarding house: ss II: SaS
CAYwOOD & GARRETT.
I'll y. Y. ave. nv.
TO FIRsT-CLAss coLoRED TENANT. sR.. B..
briek. go; ISL Vt ave. NV; fine condition.
CAYwooD & GARRETT.
r9l n. Y. ave. nv.
FOR RENT-UNFUR. APARTMENTS
THE NEWPORT MASS. AND FLA. AYES NV;
and large. light and cheerful rooms; shower
hath; electricity. porches anitor service; walk
ing distance from downtown: $50. S.so.
CAYwOoD & GARRETT. III n. Y. ave. NV.
FIRsrCI-Ass CoLoRED TENANT: sR and B. !:
strictly modern; near 18th and U sts. NV: select
and convenient location; rery desirable: SEQ
CAYWOOD GARRETT. Iz3i n. Y. ave. nv.
THE NEWPORT, MASS. AND FLA. AYES NV. !:
and large. HSht and cheerful rooms: shower
ing distance do~ntS~n: ESQ. S7.6 CAYwOoD
& GARRETT, II, n. Y. are. nw.
FOR RENT-0FFICE ROOMS.
18th ST. BUSINESS OFFICE ROOMS: LARGE
front rooms. main floor: No. .E; water sappiy;
CAYwooD GARRETT.
izl y. Y. ave. nv.
FOR RENT-DANCING HALL.
$1,000. LARGE HALL. $1,000.
For dancing and entertainments.
INTERSTATE CLUB ROOM.
Caterer in Bldg. 1906 @ N. w.
MOTORCYCLES.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN USED MOTOR.
cycles; fully guaranteed; one 1913 twin Merkle;
twin Excelsior $40; twin Excelsior. $40; three
twin E1celsiors $50 each: twin EIcslEir.
$50; 1911 Harley twin. So: 1910 Excelsior. sinse.
$50; 1913 Henderson, SIS OSBORN LEISHEAR.
Agents for Excelsior and Hendsrson motorcycle.
20 9Th St nv.
MOVING. PACKING, STORING.
FREE MOVING FOR sToRAGE-Can N. t,is fos
estimates 80 separste rpoma SMITHS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO.. 81 st. Night Tel N. ses2
WALL PAPER.
DO YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS PAPERED By
expert artist! II 50. call on Us --latest designs
go nth ST. NV. Phone W. lSe.
ROOMS PAPERED. g AND s. PAINTING. e
New spring designs row ready. G. b. THOMPSON
& CO., yD llth St NV. Phone Col 61a
MATTRESS MAKING.
HAVE your mattresses renovated at . reliable and
long established place. Gladly furnish estimato.
Capital Bed Co. I'll 7th 81 North &
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FOR SALE - THREE-SToRY BRICK
building on 7th st. NV, including two
stores and four apartments in good con-
dition: now pays per cent on price asked; !;
when 1th ST. Is paved will sell at 80 per cent
profit on price for which It is offered to-
day: For Particulars phone Columbia 80.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
GET OUR SALES AND RENT LISTS.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS.
5ll Pa Ave. 8. E.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
MONEY - LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and large sums. All transac-
1aon aor e. s%
DERS & CO.. Southern Bldg. so7 18th St
NC NEY 10 LOAN on appl owed city real
estate At lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect TO prior paymentA
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. 80 18th 81
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE SMALL THEATRICAL
hotel cheap. Is n. High St, Balti-
wANTED-PARTNER WITH A FEW
thousand dollars in an established, sta
lttlhtudNt tACtlItUl pTOHles
or will sell II desired. Reasons, must de-
vote time to other interests. BOX II,
N0N-MEDICAL HEALING.
1!oe DRTGLEss PHYSICIANS IL O. 5.
LOCOMOTOR ATAxIA
and kindred CHRONIC. INCURABLE -caIedl
RE6 : hy msSs ss o, nS: Rsa sSas tks fsE
Of tho Blood--ithoat Drugs-to the DISEASED
BOOKLET and CONSULTATION FREE
LADY ASSISTANT.
HourB: 10 a. m. TO Il m Sunday. Il TO /
PROF. II. y. u. PARKER,
l6S 9Th II. nv, Washington, ID. e.
READ my BIG AID here neat MONnAY:
SEWING MACHINES.
GOOD DRoPHEAD WHEELER & WILSON NO.
o. H: 7drawer close case e6l Singer half price re-
pairing +. Z. HARRIS. 200 18th NV. IN. !. l85
es| MODEL SINGERS SLIGHTLY
used; ses to S35; other Singer machines
81. so. and s12: guaranteed: all attach
ments. 3l3 Penn. ave. sc. Phone Z. ~.
FLOOR OIL.
@ t. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsr-KILLING
FLOOR OIL-keeps the hoo-s clean and bright.
gives .them polished finish good for your furniture,
Try it 50 cents gallon delivered: ofice l3 Pa ave.
nv. Washington, ID. C.. U. 8. A; phone Main
5Ss. Used by u. s. Government and over 10"
families for the last 3 years.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

HAVE your mattresses renovated at . reliable and
loug-established place. Gladly furnish esttnato.
Capital Bed Co. rll 7th 81 North 66-
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

PAINTER. PAPERHASGER. PLAsrERER. AND
kal,ominer wants work Rom papsrei. 81; painted.
SIS. p. GOLDBLATT. 99 I'd Il.
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CLOCK & JEWELRY REPAIRING

AMERICAN, ENGLISH. FRENCH. SWISS
watch and clock repairing. NJ SCHUMACHER.
Iso 18th St nv. Phone N. flT-
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HERALD WANT ADS.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-TEN LADY USHERS AT
the American Theater. 1914 Pa ave. NV.
Apply Friday to head usher at II a m.
WANTED-A TYPIST. EXPERIENCED
and accurate; permanent position Ap-
ply IL a. m. or p. M at l3e2 r. i. ave. NV.
WANTED PRIVATE SECRETARY:
good education essential: stenography
and typewriting not necessary. Apply II
a m. or p. m, 1S22 r l. ave.
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WANTED-APARTMENT.

FAMILY OF TWO WANT FOUR OR
fve-room apartment on car line with
all-night service: rent not to exceed $40
References exchanged. Address c. F. T,
Herald office.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR LE-THREE-QUARTER ENAMEL BED.
brass fittings best felt mattress. cnuplstc. 80
Call Sunday, lsi Mount Pleasant st. nv.
FOR sALE-FCRNITURE NEW AND SLIGHTLY
used; easy terms II desired. discount for cash
Save money Buy At HOPwOODfs sth and h
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GEO.C.WALKER

Kenois Bldg, 11th and G SITS. NV
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LOANS.

NnppIc BIRD AND PET STORE.
| NOnnAo Csnanes parruts dogs. cats. rabbits.
guinea pigs. N5 Nth 81 Phone Col ls5.
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LOST-HAT BOX MARKED PHILIPS
born containing ladies spring hat. waist
lace, and handkerchiefs. Communicate
with No. s, Washington Barracks. Phone
NJ. 679.
LOST-SIGNET SHIRT WAIST PIN:
monogram o. G. w: valued as Keep
sake. Reward II returned 10 1913 @ st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.

18th ST. BUSINESS OFFICE ROOMS: LARGE
front rooms main floor: No. .ls; water auppiy;
nominal rent, s.
CAYwoOD & GARRETT.
lg1l y. Y ave. NV
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PIANO TUNING, sl.50: WORK GUAR
anteed; 20 years experience in repair
work. T. HOLvERSON. I2e2 North Caro-
lima ave. ne. Lin. 1855.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

MADAM FIELD tells names. your life frum cradle
TO crave. Rernites separated: everything reTealcd.
oTrn Sunday: readings &c and ST. IZS 7th st. nv
Evening star., 1914-03-15

sOO-foot level at Marshall Pass, but in
doing so it starts at a mile above the
sea at the foothills of the Rockies and
when it has gone for hundreds of miles
through the gorges it has attained an al
titude which Is still a mile lower than
the highest rail on the Central. The
Transandean road which crosses from
Buenos Aires to Chile is not more than
two miles in height and the Uganda road
which, beginning at Mombasa on the
east coast of Africa, goes over the divide
to Lake Victoria, is several thousand feet
lower.
The other high railways require days
for their climb. The Central takes you
from sea level to point higher than the
top of any mountain in Europe or the
United States proper between breakfast
and dinner; and If your heart can stand
the strain and you can keep off the
soroche, you may be in comfort all the
way up.
The soroche is the great thorn in the
rose of this wonderful journey. 1t Is the
mountain sickness that aff1icts almost all
when they take this mighty leap of three
miles straight up into the air. 1t brings
on faintness. terrible headaches and often
a bleeding at the eyes and nose. 1t Is
worse than seasickness, for the vomiting
is accompanied by diarrhea and terrible
retchings. Some have the disease in
less degree and some cannot stand it at
all.
AS I came here today 1 could feel the