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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-03

SEATTLE RAILWAY MAIL ExAMfSA-
lions February -. $500 month. Sam
pie questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept t57K. Rochester. - v.
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a DAIRY RANCH
OF 20 acres all under cultivation; 80
acres bottom Land half mile from
Elma. ChehAiis county. 7.ronm house
iarR. barn. : horses I . head - cattle .
80 hogs chickens farm tools Price
so 900 wni take $500 in Seattle
property. o.. 900 cash. balance ionE
siu~
" W MOVES siT Boston Biocs
WE HAVE THREE HfGHLT I'M
proved dAirp ranches that can he
bought - a bargain. also Siii take
sgfn~ exchange
3.e acres wIth aons improvements. near
Morton. viii consider msfchHiiis hgsi-
ness
NORTHWEST LOCATIONS
GraaN IlLLr
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NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
Wants men and womsn 10 learn tho bar
Der trade. wages paid while learning
Call or write
High Grade school a. Washington n,
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MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
Wants men and women to learn barber
trace, Wages paid while learning
a7f Occidental Az. 9enttis
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@s'aehcare
VIZ 1de Coo~JoHCsne,v

where ws are selling ana iG-aere
tracts 81 t-ss ~ 81 300. 90 terms 49,
low ne dollar an acre a month
nigh or 81 3 railroad near Seattle.
Everett and Hnohonish good roads
exceptionally fertile aoil and excellent
water our Illustrated booklet tells
YOU All about the lands More rhnn
1900 acres soid to date Appiy for
particulars 10
WEST WHEELER
ads Cnlman Block Main 1877
80 acres skasit county LAND ! mile from
Mi vernon. 30 acres cleared balance
IN good pasture: GOOD house; iarre
barn and outbniidinRs: dandy buy
~. 900 terms
20 acres half mile out. improved bottom
land s-roofn house large barn. etc
1890. good terms
20 acres - miles ~ vernon. nice and
level, finely improved s-ronfn house
large res barn and other buildings; all
IN fret class shape. ie.i0q. ana good
terms
Tifsi -ciass saw mill. near mouth 81
Fkaslt river. Write krhirmau Co.
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FOR sALE-BAY PACING HORSE
sound also nearly new rubber tired
buggy and harness. Apply 1915 Rainier
boulevard
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WIDOW. a. sri.ENpfp unAf.rm. NO
children. edaeaasd. musical. love. home,
some property. wishes TO meet man %
good character object matfimony. Al
hfuss star Trlol
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ALL KINDS OF FRESH cows MD
springsrs always on hand. guaranteed
"a represented. J. W. Harris, At For
Festsr's stable fT7s First av
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HALLS FOR RENT
HOTELS

HOTEL. IA aAf.t.r. ieis rfNr 81
Al Fearrs modern esrssniencss. family
snf trsnsisn,
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LEAHN OPERATING MOVING PIC
turs machine. earn fso weekly. Of
flee. iot Cedar st. a m 10 o m
coLLEcTioNs-aoi Lyon BuILDINo
Elliott 7iss
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STORES FOR RENT

Top nisNT- IN A sunuHpAN rows.
one store room. sosse feet. Nth counter
and shsivins shed addition! htlnE
rooms upstairs. partly furnished stable
for tis6 pes month. fnauirs a. ~
Celmsn ngliaing ~ sh ssts:> e Ssla
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GOOD LAND CHEAP
INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE MOHroAOEs $500 ".
- 90 -. fully secured. for sails By jos
y Thomas Co. Inc, 100 chsrry -
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o HOUSES--FURNISHED

HOUSE q ROOMS Am HATH cfgosF
In Including raaEs aaf mas stove sns
sindnp shades a. III psr month Iahn
oceafsiie~ Sons 81 rafirosd Er-
change raiifins
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10 Male HELP WANTED

Ns..ns9sh.. .. Q Ist. %. 80 9.
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- CHILDREN TO BoARI
~ LOST AND FOUND

Losr CONFLUENCE IL wsrcHMAN.
sr.r Try aFman. sass ron~x ara
trouble Cleaning 81 &C. utaInspsfrss
rte. III. Jsueirs that sirags sells foe
les. res PIKE. a~st pwi pras Co.
LosT-pf.Ark cockEW SPANIEL Ftfr.
uaonfas cid good reward Nafn sati
or East Tsss fit v Thomas. corner
Eastiak-
rOtSD--A WHITE MALE ut'f.i bo1.
frnair. AZ zee toth az
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40 WTD REAL ESTATE

WANTED dooD LISTING or RESI-
dsurs property from owners We haFs
many prospective buysrs The Item
I.ga cog,gs ~ J.. Observation-Disclosures
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LIVE STOCK

HORSES FOR SALE. ALI KINDS.
cheap. guaranteed. y. AEnssix. iTi7
First 81
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WAIT sECoSp-HNSp hCd0Y or
av.. city
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ENhN Ntl"NN hAs'AAhVhN ~"
dfuss star. T-loi.
MRH MARTIN. rNAfSND sunsn. cox
r7nement hems reasonable soes noren
sv Phone Eiiiat, fstf-t
MArnfMoSr. sgArrLkH BEiiAnim
Friendship Ciut Ada y. Evan. sii
unlon AT "
wlfrN runotum WITH riir Doc
tors. and all else has fstira. raii for
IireffakuefauY Tfoa drmonstfAfiSn
Phone q sat setT. 1851 Hfssawsy
BACHELOR WOULD LikE riiE A..
auaintanes - working wanAH. one
that Waaid IKE "a I've On ranch ass
80 to iti object. snairlmenY. h.tos
cato % star
LApirs MY. Et.tIiHi.r ffsr NOM
ready. ssea s,afag H.ies star
wANTEp~ nAruEfson. ~ THK
acquaintance OF woman between ~
and %. object, marriage. a \ nimp.
sen. ssgulm, wash
FLINT i HYPSoTtsr krtfpESr wfrH.
=. 90 .tufT Nth another star. L.iei
urr ACQUAINTED FpcIfsrY WANTS
ard sddre.ss. isi rihs q t.aai.. NJ.
|cIlicA0o CANDY KITCHEN tss u
pise
EtEcrhicAf, HOUSE, wfntSu uotsE
tsisphens srs'rns repaired raa lesi
nArHs MAsaAGr III UNION Arr q
kav.aaash. ~ % Hs,. isss F,fss a.
coon PRIVATE nArit nAtfsrp iss
~~~~-~~.~~~~-~-~s~0~~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Is FEMALE SITUATIONS
10 Male HELP WANTED

WASTEp-HY WOMAN. my KIN
ef wass ~ hggr ~ III
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Mrs. MARTIN. rNAfSNp sunsn. cox
rnemsnt home reasonable secs noren
sv Phone Eiiiat, fstf-t
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership composed Of Geo y
wrirh, and John L. Dumas doing
business At eos Third av.. Seattle. rs
Puget Sound Farms Co. 10 dissolved
business viii be continued under the
firm name by John l.. Dumas. who
will pay all liabilities OF the partner
shfp
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~ ROOMS-FURNISHED
"a RooMs-HoUsEKPNG

hrrUInH T0UIns : or N7TWUfN HIlIF"FI NJ
modern aud In walking dia,Anes. Va
and SO a month q 4 1iti. tlp liar
risan si. ono block of wssilahe blvd
ron HEST-rwo LARGE. WELL frH-
utshsd rooms TOT three lap boys. - 90
month. four boy. - 90 month. snap.
EiT rins ct
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A DAIRY RANCH

Flfsi-ciass saw mill near mouth az
Fkasii river write sehirman Co.
N.rWrw
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MArniMoNY. sgArrLkn nEiIAni.m
Friendship Ciuh Ada y. Evans sit
tnton. Apt ~
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WAN 7 ED

A rfATEN pHEss a. least
fextB. aisn te+tach cutter
state condition ani best price
first letter Address F-ief.
star office
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
HOLD THREE ON
SWINDLE CHARGE

By The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA a, Pa, Jan. s. Nhafg-
ed with operating one OF the biggest
merchandise swindling games of recent
years. Charles l.. Greenfield Samuel
Brown and Myer Rotman wcer aualgn
ed i'm court today. the first being held
in $4,000 bail and the last two IN
slOOO0 each. u is claimed their opera
tions covered five years, involving ST.
oOO.0OO in money aud merchants all over
the country. They will probably be
taken TO ST. Louis to answer charges ol
fraudulent bankruptcy preferred by G.
ID West of the board of trade, in con
nection with the failure last summer oil
the Great Western Jobbing Company Tor
sl2jOOO. This is alleged 10 be one OF
! the chain OF companies, which, having
bought goods ON credit. shipped them
elsewhere. and then failed without as
sets. Charges of fraudulent use OF the
mails have been preferred by William
skinner and Company, OF Chicago.
While the swindlcrcs are alleged tf
have had branch in Wilmington. moth
ing of il could be learned today. Posta
Inspector Pmmmer said he did not kno"
of II.
Postal Inspector Robinson OF Philadcl
phia was in Wilmington and conferred
with the police today, supposedly abou
the swmdle case.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
HOW RESINOL
CLEARS AWAY
UGLY PIMPLES

II is so easy to get rid of pimpies
and blackheads with Resinol, and II
costs so little. too. that anyone whose
face is disngured by those pests Is
foolish TO keep ON with useless
creams, washes, or complicated
beauty treatments" See how simply
il is done.
Battle your face for several minutes
with Resinol Soap and ho' water. then
apply a little Reslnol Ointment very
gently. Let this stay on ten minutes,
and wash off with Rosinol Soap and
more hot water. finishing with a dash
of cold water to close the pores. Do
this once or twice day, and you VIII
be astonished to see how quickly the
healing. antiseptic Resinol medication
: soothes and cleanscs every pore, lcav-
ing the complexion clear aud velvety-
/ Resinol stops itching instantly and
speedily heals eczerla and other skin
I humors dandruil sores. burns and
piles. Sold by every druggist Resinol
Ointment, so cts. and 81. Resinol Soap
25 cts. For free trial size, write Dept
: 3S-R. Resinol. Baltimore, Md Don't be
fooled by limitations
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
RATES
Are SLASHED
BY COMPANIES

The United States end Adams Ex-
press Companies, with Offices in this
city. made public today the new
schedule of rates TO become effective
on February I. The rates show "a
material reduction from the present
rates which have been changed by
orders of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, but in spite Of the sweep
ing reduction, the express rates are
still in excess of the parcel post rates
for the first two zones. This terri
tory covers q radius of $50 miles from
the shipping place. In these two
zones the bulk Of the business OF each
lcity is transacted. For the heavier
packages the Express rates for longer
distances will be lower. The second
lclass express rates are much nearer
lthe parcel post rates and are about
I % per cent? less than the first class
rates.
The following is illustrative Of the
reductions in the rates from Whining
ton to long distance points:
10 Chicago-For pounds. new
rate 80 cents. old rate go cents; ter
pounds. now rate 41 cents, old rat
IS cents: twenty pounds, new rae
62 cents; old rate, 81.
To st. Louis pounds, new rate
30 cents; old rate. 60 cents; tel
pounds. new rate, 4S cents; old rate
so cents: 90 pounds. new rate, s
cents; old rate. S110.
To Denver pounds, new rate. q
cents: old rate, so cents; ten pounds
new rate, 70 cents; old rate. Sl.25
20 pounds, new rate, s1.2I; old rate
, So
To Butte. Mont-Five pounds. me-
rate, 5S cents; cid rate. so cents
3 ten pounds, new rate, 96 GEMS ol
. rate. S1.4O; 20 pounds new rat
a IS1.72; old rate. $3.50
To Dallas. Tex Five pounds. ne
{. rate. "A cents; old rate as cents; te
e pounds. new rate. 90 cents; old ra.
- st.15; 20 pounds. new rate, $1.lS; ol
: rate. sl65.
n To San Francisco -- Five pound
IS new rate, 40 cents; so cents old rats
20 ten pounds. new rate. S12l; old rat
L $3.50; 20 pounds, new rate. seq; ol
e rate. $2.S5.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
BAND ORGAN UNVEILED
AT THE OPERA HOUSE

The new $4,000 band organ, which
really combines all the effects OF a
big orchestra, was unveiled in the
Grand Opera House this afternoon
with a concert by Professor Rinker.
He is an accomplished musician,
graduate of foreign conseryatories,
and possessor Of the degree OF Doc
tor of Music. The new organ was
highly pleasing TO the audience tnat
heard il at the opening performance.
this afternoon. Professor Rinker VIII
play at the various performances for
some time.
Notwithstanding the great expense
of installing the wonderful organ. the
price of admission at he moving pic
| ture shows at the Opera House VIII
continue the same, five cents, and
there will be no lowering of the high
standard OF ,he pictures.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
HURT WHEN PULLEY
FORCES UP FLOOR

Adolph Boehm Of No. 1905 West
Second Street. employed as a sortar
al The United Leather Company
plant Fourth and Monroe streets,
was badly injured there on Tuesday
afternoon. AS a result Mr. Boehm is
at the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pltal, with a broken ankle, badly cut
left arm and a cut right hand.
Mr.. Boehm was standing in a small
room. when, without warning. the
floor raised, tossing him toward the
ceiling A heavy pulley on the lower
floor had become loose and had
struck the ceiling. pushing the floor
up. lt was said this morning that
Mr.. Boehm would recover
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
SLICK SWINDLER
WITH AUTO GETS
AWAY WITH COAT

The local police have been unable
to locate man who has been sccur-
ing wearing apparel by clever
sirdlIng game in this and other
cities. The man while here used the
same of j. c. Wilson and his address
a. No. 1900 jefferson street but in
Quiry failed to show any one living
there by that name
rle man first appeared at the store
of Kennard and Company before
Christmas and ordered two coats val
led at S125 and four shirtwaists worth
"15 each, saying they were for his
wife. He des red to take them to his
home to have his wife pick out what
she wanted. He rode to the store In
taxicab and offered to take a sales
woman with the articles selected to
his home. After a short conference
the man was told a clerk would take
the clothing IN the firms automobile
to the house. This was acceptable tC
the stranger, who said he would fol.
low. The young woman went to the
house in Jefferson street only to fnC
that no one by that name lived there
In the meantime the taxicab with thu
supposed Mr.. Wilson had disappeared
The saleswoman returned with th'
goods to the store.
Several days later man. supposed
to be the same one, entered thu
Smith -Zollinger store and after or
dering a coat asked permission t
take It to his home. This the firm
consented to. at the same time send
ing a boy in an automobile with tn
man. When they reached No. 100
Jefferson street, the stranger told tn
boy to call his wife to the door, a
he wanted to surprise her with th
coat, which he retained When tn
10y stepped from the automobile tn
stranger started the machine an
dashed away. carrying the coat. valu
ed at s25. with him. The youth not
fed his employers and they starte
q search. but it ended at Frenc
street station. where it was -learno
that a man carrying many bundle
had boarded a train for Philadelphia
The same swindle was operated
Trenton. where man made way wit
FIVE coats.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
FREE PACKAGE COUP0N.
CROWD THE MILLER
STORE FOR BARGAINS

An enormous crowd Of eager shoppers
was present at the opening OF the fire
sale of Miller Brothers store at No. 2lJ
Market street at . o'clock this morning
Some time ago the stock of the store
was damaged hy fire and it was de-
cidcd to dispose OF the stock as soon as
possible. Nuy little OF the stock ON
Tho first. second. third and fourth floors
of the store was damaged by the fire
hut the well known house decided that
instead OF settling the stock to salv'ge
comnanv it would bc better To give the
buyino public oil Wilmington an oppoi-
tunity TO take advantage OF a sweeping
reduction in prices of articles IN stock
nearly all the articles being as good as
they were the day they were eived by
the company.
Extra salcspcoplr have been added t.
the large force OF the store and It J.
thought that ii the rush continued for
Jew more days the stock viii be en-
tirclv disposed of in short time.
Prices in some instances have beel
cut two-thirds and there was grca'
scramble to ret the bargains this morn
ING. Mr. Miller intends to close GU
the stock as soon IS possible no matte
what the stock brings.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
PILES QUICKLY
CURED AT HOME
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed free 70 All
in Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF Piles have been cur
ed hy n trial package OF Pyramid PIE
Remedy without further treatment.
When It proves its value to you. gel
more from your druggis; ~ soc a box
end be sure you get the kind you ask
for. Simply fill out free coupon be,
low and mail today. save yoursel'
from the surgeons knife and its tor
ture. the doctor and his bills.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
ArcInrNrs nr THE nAY.

b. Martino. of No. 1920 East Four
teenth street. was treated at the Del
aware Hospital this morning for an
injured foot. He was able to so to
his home.
r. ID. Brinton, of No. 923 10 Mar
lket street, woodworker at the
American Car and Foundry Company
plant. had a finger on his right hand
Injured this morning. He was treat
cd at the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
lINIoR BOARD MEETING.

Twelve now members we've voted IN
and the names OF four now members pro-
posed at the Junior Board meeting ot
the Homeopathic Hospital, which was
held &C the hospital this morning with
the president, Mrs. J.. 4. Negendank, m
the chair.
The treasurer. Mrs Pcnnocks reported
halance i'm the treasury.
other reports included the one from
the recent doll sale at the New Century
Club. which showed the net proceeds to
lie SG-2.75.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
HIGM Tn PICk CAPTAIN.

Members Of the 1918 Wilmington
High school football team Will meet
tomorrow TO elect a captain for next
years team. Several men nave been
mentioned for the place, and the race
is oxpectea 10 be close if more than
ono man is nominated. On February
%. eighteen men of the team will be
awarded the school letter.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
REAL ESTATE MEN AT BANQUET.

Members of the Real Estate Broh-
ers' Association will hold a live
wire banquet in Hanna's cafe this
evening, at which Mayor Howell, Will
liam p. White. president OF City
Council; Daniel o. Hastings, city So
licitor and others will be guests. j.
Bail Pierce. president of the associa'
ton. will be toastmaster.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
GRANn MIRY INpICTMENTs.

The New Castle County Grand
Jury today returned the following
true bills
Charging highway robbery-Goorge
Vincent
Escaping frcm the workhouse-
Harry Kane.
wife beating Constantine Comde-
skie
These bills were ignored
Larceny George Redden. Norman
] Ward
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
SANTA CLAUS PARTY At CHURCH

The Junior EpwC rth League of Nc
Cabe NJ +. Church. will give the
cantata, Santa C.aus' Party in the
Lutheran church, Madison street and
Concord avenue, tomorrow evening.
Previous to the canta.a, the chill
dren of the church will trim a
Christmas tree with gifts of money
to be used in payins for memorial
window, which the JUNIOR League vii
place in the Monroe street side OF the
new building. Every member and
friend OF the chprch are invited TO
take part in trimiug the tree be-
tween ( and ) o'clock, Friday after
moo
slOcum is prosentins
tw as TO the two children
-oi al one members OF
the Ju vi League, who contribute tho
most money.
The cast of the cantata follows
Santa Claus Stanley II. Keen
Holly" Edna Strong; "Mistletoe,
Ruth Talley; "Jack-in-the-box," Ro
land Butler; plum Puddins,' ed
ward Records Pumpkin Pie Kath
leen Anderson; christmas Candle,
Lillian Loose; christmas Tree,
Harry keenan,; Candy Cane Alic
Smith; head scholar os school. "Lol
Anderson; "Christmas Poinsetts,
Samuel NJ. Keen, Jr.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
Is SUppORTING FAMILY.

The case of John b. Mongar
charged with non-support. was con-
tinued for a month in City Court this
morning. Humane Agent Stout re-
ported that Mongar is carrying out
the orders OF the court and Is paying
his wife $3.50 week.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
colds ro BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY

Intelligent people realize that common
,olds should be- treated promptly. II
there is sneezing and chilllness. with
loarscness tickline throat and coughing.
ocgin promptly the use Of Foley's Honey
anil Tar CompoHhd. 1t is effective.
pleasant to take. checks cold and
stops the cough. which causes loss oi
sleep ami lnwsrs the vital resistance.
For sale by y. B. Dantorth, Market anu
Second stTccts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08

SNEFFELS, col. \. J. Wash was
badly done up with rheumatism and sent
for Foley Kidney pills. which was the
only thing shat would cure him. Geo.
Z l.ottcr. OF Pontiac. Mo-. was down ON
iri- hack with kidney and bladder
trouble ami Foley Kidney Pills madr
/ him Vel and able 90 work. II IS a srlen-
Ibid medicine and a.wsys helps. Just try
lit For sale by y. B. Dantortn, Market
and Second stroets.- Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
"EvERyBoDY- TO -cEURCu-DAY."

The Rcv j.. T. Iunsberger, the Rev.
c. l.. Candoe. the Rev. d. NJ. Cleland,
the Rev. q. H. Dole, the Rev w. \.
Wise will meet today TO arrange for the
Every ybody- -go-to- Church Day in the
near future. The lntcr-church Fedora
ton has given this into the hands OF
their committee.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
FRIENDS TO PLAY yINELAND.

Friends School basketball team VIII
play Vineland High School in FRIENDS
gymnasium tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
sim AND TIDES.

High water ...... So \. NJ. v.ul - VI
Low water ..... 2.il A. NJ. BPS =. NJ.
Recdy lslqnd high and low water ono
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
rrHE PLAYHOUSE.
1 Ph IadeIphia Orchestra

LEOPOLD SrONOWSki. Conductor.
WAGNER PROGRAM
NoNDav EVENING. JAN n, At SIS.
solo.st. GERTRUDE RENNNsoN. soprano
TICKETs-s5c. soc, 75c, $i.00 and sl.oo'
at box ofice.
Evening journal., 1914-01-08
MISS cRUMLIsH ENTERTAINs.

Miss Hanna Crumlish. of \ ana
Clavmont streets. entertained at hel
homo nn Tuesday evening in honor ol
a number of hcr friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-14
VI AGtNEs WHO HEIID VERA
CItIL 10 BE RIM AltDlD

washington, Nov 10 ANH
mufiu,- who have 1ecu under General
ttuuston.s command ars 10 be- reward
cd tot their excellent and prolonged
service.
General Barnett, commsadant OF
marines. said today that as soon as
The urlsad, arrived at Philadelphia
from Vera cruz, about the END OF the
present month, not only THE officers,
hut every enlisted man would be- given
as much leave as possible. even cX-
tending 40 a month, before taking up
active duty.
The First ana second regiments Win
bee put iu barracks 40 League island.
and ths Third regiment ain be- dis
irihuttd among other Atlantic coast
stations from which they were drawn
Protection for Hollands subjects
aud their propeits in Mexico vac ask
"a today boy Minister Van happard.
who at "a conference with Secretary
Bryan said that "a WAS urgen that the
United States take steps tp look after
these Interests during the present sill
nation in MeAiCO.
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official circles that furthe~ bioodshed
between The Mexican factions might
bc avoided by the truce the Catranza
and Nilla factions are reported 90
have entered lneo until November 20
Carran1as call q" General Con
z1lcs the leading general Lpou whom
he depends, to come 60 Mexico CITY
was regarded as evidence that further
influences were at work 60 prevent
20 new civil war which military cs
pcrts say would Be- the hlpodicst set
uf the Mexican conflicts.
Meanwhile 90 was Indicated that
villa holding san Luis Puto-i and
The railroad running 60 Tumpicp. was
resting his army ON its arms await
ing developments.
Brigadier General Bliss. iu com
muud ON the border. reported The ST.
uatiou unchanged among the con
tending forces near Naco