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CoIored Conference.

The annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal rChurch, colored,
will be held here on April at As
bury Church, Rev. Williams, pastor.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.

3a2s: store4packed, per H., HAS.
OHEESE-New York. new. per ID. y; fat. per
H.. d. Swiss, domestic. per h.. .; do. foreign.
LIVE PouIrRY-Bens. Per H.. u; roster.
per H., 10; chickens. per h.. HAS; ducks. per Ib.
l5sls; turkeys. per H.. Dse ..
potatoes. North Carolin.. per Dbl. 1.os23; do.
native, per Dbl. l5oa20: potatoes. per sack 1los
as: do. No. ?. per bbl, LouaIz5; beans. Florida.
per sa basket basket 1893; ssboass New Ys,t per
Loo do. Florida, per Dbl, 3oos3a; car
rots. per bunch. 2a3; ndishes. homegrown.
per 100. 5oal.o; lettuce per basket. 125as 50;
zsas5; do. per crate 25oais- cucumbers. per has,
s.sOa5oo; Western yellow onions per bag alsa2 50
white onions, per bus. 2oos2a; beets pr 100. 2ooz
: sa r Pc box s' -. to@.s6 senP Ro q. 0S
crate, 275a4.0o: do. New York dollhouse, per lb,
aaso; cauHhouer California. per y crate, i5oaLf5;
do, Florida. per basket. IsOa2oo: pumpkins each.
cTsnhsries per snail box. Hooa125: do. per ssQt
boz. 40; do. per s6L: laesltoo: Brussels sprouts
IS; per bas.. L75a2.2s: Florida peas per has.
Looa6oo; beets. Florida per crate. 23es7s
DRESSED PoULTIY-chickens. per h.. lsso:
hens. choice. per H.. ls: ducks. per H.. lsas6;
turkeys, per h.. 2a2i; roosters. per h.. II.
LIVE sTocK-vsaI calves. choice. per ID. III;
spring lambs. best ID. ssss: DO. Ordinary:
' bR III ist per h. pais
per H.. 1oialI; do. heavy. per h.. salo; rabbits. per
ioz.. 2oa2O
SEEDS-CloIer. ret. per IL. c2isIyi: d. alsike.
Pc h.. 10; do. alfalfa. per H., loiialIh; timothy
seed, per bushel. 2aeS s.; orchard grass per bushel.
l5oal IS; red top per h.. 2lA Blue gras. per
bushel. Lsoala
FRESH FISH AND cRABs-tprice. give, belo.
are BY the pound unless otherwise stated l-Butter
and STAR. large loaI5; CARP CAS- crocus, medium to
large, Dbl. lo.oosl25o; do. small. fooaso: Bay
mackerel %; rock. boiling %; do. medium, %; do.
pan. IS; white perch large. 1sa2o: d. white. small
loal5; yellow perch large. III; do small 9: salmon
trout, Lao; gray trout, large sa12; do. small salo;
Founders. sal2: catfish loal2 pike. native Is:
sells medium to large Gas; spots large Is: tailora
large. Is; do small. 10: surgeons. dressed. 8; do.
skin on. 20: clans. per 100. LIE: snappers to
buehsh. Is: salmon. 3: fresh cod. Is: paddock. 10:
Spanish mackere. l5so; Potomac bass. boiling. .;
DO. pan. Is; shad. roe. each. LIZ; d. buck each.
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HERALD WANT ADS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
c. II. SYME and JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court In re:
the opening Of a minor street through square SIS
from street to w street, IN extension Of shan
non place. in the Distinct q Columbia District
Court No W6.-Notice is heteby given that the
Commissioners q the District Of Columbia. pur-
lbs ] inclusive Of the code of law for the Dis
trict q Columbia, have fled a petition IN this
court praying the condemnation Of the land neces-
ssr5 for the opening Of minor street through
square SIS. from street to W street. in e1tsa-
sion Of Shannon place in the District q Columbia.
as shown 4 pla. map fled with the said
Petition. part thereof. and przying also that
Jury Of five iudicous dsinteresed men, not related
to any person interested in these pro.FedinGs and
not in the service employment Of the Distrct
Of Columbia Of the United States. be sum
moued by the United States marshal for the Dis
trict OF Columbia to asses the dGnzxS each owner
opening Of the said minor street md the cnndenna-
ton NJ the land for tho purposes thereof
and to ass as benefits Ysulths ther.frOu the
penses q these proceedings. upon each lot part
Of lot. parcel o. land in the square block
In which said alley minor street Is to be opened.
extended. widened straightened. and upon each
lot part Of lot, parc-l Of ground in the square,
OF blocks confronting the squara N which said
alley or minor street Is to be opened. provided
for in and By the Aforesaid ose Of Law. II
is BY the court, this 18th day II January, A. II.
1914 ordered that all persons hHieg any interest
in those prooeedinSs he and they zrr hereby warned
and Commanded TO appear this court on or BE-
fore the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. d. 1915.
At 10 O'Clock q M. and cuntinus in Attendance
until the court shall have mad- its final order
ratifying and confirming the award Of damASes and
the Assessment Of benefits Of the jury to be en-
paneled and sworn hcren and ir is further Orierrd
that a copy Of this notice and order he published
once in the Washington Law Reporsr, and tuics
a week for two successive weeks in the Washington
Evening Star. the Washington Times. and The
Washington Herald. newspapers published IN tn.
said District, before the said nth day Of Feiruazy
A. ID. 1874 1t is further ordered, that copy u this
notice and order he served By the United States mar
sha, his deputies upon each OF the ovners Of the
fee o the land to be enndsmned herein as may
be found by the said marshal. or his deruties
within the District Of Columbia before the said Eth
day OF February. A. p. Isi By the court:
WRIGHT. Justice. A true coSy-Test: (Sealn J.
r. YOUNG. Clerk. By +. Il CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk. jacs.0-fe4.s
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&. II. SYME. and JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH. ATTORNEYS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding a District Court In 70:
The opening of Kane place northeast from Wet
ford Subdivision To Browning place. in the Dir
trict Of COhImbia- District Court No. Nsi -Notics
IS hereby given that the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. pursuauS TO the provisions 1t
section 1915 10 section l6S l. inclusive q the code
Il law for the District uf Columbia have fleSi
q pstition in this court. IrayinE the cDndenra-
ton of the land necessary foS the opening Of Kane
place northeast. from V'cstfnrd Subdivision T.,
Browning piaoe IN tbs District Of Columbia q,
shown On plat or map fled with the said Teti-
ton, as part thereof. and praying, also that a
tury OF hre judicioCs. dssirtsrestsd men, not
lated tn any person inu-rcsted in these proceed
ings and not the serxice 90 employment II tho
District of Columbia or Of the United State ~
summoned By the Unitcil State MARSHAL for tn.
District Of Columbia IN asses the damages each
owner Of land to Dc taEsn may sustain ry rra-on
Of the opening Of said Kane place and the c,n-
demnatiOn of the land Necessary for the rgIrpr-4z
thereof. and 70 as>ess hcnehts resulting thera-
from the entire amount Of said damages incluf-
ing the expenses Of these proceedings. upCu each
lot part Of lot or parcel Of land in tn. SQUARE
or block in which said alley minor street IS
TO b. opened. extended. widencd or straizhtensd
and upon each lot part OF lot or Varcel Of ground
in the squares % blocks confronting the square
in which said alley minor strat is to be oprned
as provided for in and by the Aforesaid code %
Law. II is. by the court. this 9Th dag Of
January. A. ID. 1914. ordered. that all persons
having any interest in these pruoeedinss b. and
they are hereby. warned ard Commanded TO ap-
rear in this court on or before the 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY A. n. 1914. at 10 O'Clock a. m and
continue in Attendance until the cn1rt shall have
made its final order ratifyiuy and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment Of benefit,
II the jury 10 he emraneed and sworn herpin: and
1t is further ordered. that COPY Of this Motto,
and order he Published orce in the Washington
Law Reporter. and twice week for two successive
weeks in the Washington Evening Star the Wash.
ington Post. and The Washington Herald news
papers published in the said District hcfor~ tn.
said 18th day of Feb1rry. 4. D. 1914 It IL
further ordered. that a cory Of this notire and
order he ssrrcd by tho Unucd States marshal or
his deputies. upon each Of the oWners of the f.,
n the land to be cnrsiemned herein As NAV b.
found by the said marshal. his deputies within
The District Of Columba hcforr the said 18th day
II February, 4. ID. 1914 By the court: WRIGHT.
Justice. tine copy-Test: CSeaI) ]. II. YOUNG
Clerk BY F. F. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
jaS5pfe4s
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Copyright, leli.)

TAkF of the people in bust
ness, and out of it, in the
- factory, and in the shop, and
even in the professions, are clock
men, automatons, who work on
schedule. who start on time or be-
hind time, and stop on time. 9th
crs think for them. They do what
they are told to do, or what they
have to do, and are controlled more
by instinct than by mind.
Many clockmen are faithful and
honest, and may be depended upon
to do their prescribed and staked
out duty, and neither to loaf nor
to squirt. They are of the stay
there rather than of the get
there" class. They locate themselves
within the smallest circle, and eth
er fill the space allotted TO them or
rattle around in it.
As clockunen go, they earn their
living and are usually able to sup
port their families in moderate COM
fort. They are more or less ac-
curately running wheels in the great
machine of business and of social
life. and few of them run down TN
til they wear out.
You know where they are. you
know what they are doing, and you
know what they will do. You can
diagnose their activity or inactiv-
ity. their successes and failures,
with a considerable degree of ac-
curacy. You are reasonably sure
that they will be trustworthy, and
you feel that, collectively, the world
can use them to its advantage; yet
you, and all thinking others, are of
the opinion that not one of them
is indispensable. If he drops out,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
proved property. being three lots By virtue Of q
certain deed Of trust duly recorded in Libcr 5l3
folio 3S ct seq. Of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request Of the party -
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell NJ
public auction On the premises the 9TH DAY
OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1914. at . O'Clock p. m. tbs
following described land. situated in the County Of
Washington. District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being lots numbered one ~. two e., and
three 80. IN block numbered ten tle, now known
as square No. $50. in Congress Heights Subdivision.
Plat Of which is duly recorded in the Office Of the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia. in SANITY
book Z, page s. Terms Of sale to he one-third cash,
balance in one and two yean. JOHN L. MELTON.
CLEMENT r. billiard Trustees
NreDu2EH8T,29
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Getting a Stafta77m.1nsss { FOWLER FOWLER
DON'T BE A CLOCK MAN

another will take his place, and no.
body will notice the change. At
best he is sort of interchangeable
part in the machinery of trade,
which can be purchased by number
in the open market.
Clockmen are human machines,
that is all. They are automatic and
systematic, each doing his part
without thought of connections, each
playing his little role upon the
stage of the world. taking his cue
from the last speaker, without in
terest in what is to be said by the
other actors. Their brains, capable
of thinking, think not. Their
hands, competent to do better work,
never reach beyond the bench of
their self-made or accidental envi-
ronment. They are guided by the
hands of the clock. and allow time
to master them, without a thought
of mastering themselves.
Don't be a clockman. Be a man.
Don't be an automatic machine.
Think while you work, and under
stand why this is right and why that
is wrong. Do as you are told, if
you are an employee, but under
stand 1rhy, and don't work. blindly.
Success depends upon the coop
Grafton of brain and hand. Either
without the others has little value
in any market. Together they are
responsible for all accomplishment
Don't watch the clock. The clock
will take care of itself.
Watch yourself. Render unto
yourself that which is due to your
self. and render unto others that
which is due to others, remembering
that he who doesn't take care Of
himself is untitled, physically and
mentally, to take care of others.
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HERALD WANT ADS.
FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE HIGH CLASS. RESI-
dences, finely located
Avenue of the Presidents, Scott Cir
Gle and Mass. Ave, $4,000.
Avenue of the Presidents, Scott Cir
Gle and r. ]. Ave-, $4,000.
Connecticut Ave, IS rooms, garage,
&c, $4,000.
Avenue of the Presidents, north Of
Scott Circle, S22,5oo.
Avenue of the Presidents, near P ST.,
needs remodeling, $4,000.
Beautiful semi-suburban stone and
brick house; IS rooms; large library,
parlor, reception hall, dining room,
kitchen and pantries first floor; beauti-
full yard, nearly half acre, surrounded
by a 7-foot brick ornamental wall; ;
fronts attractive street; garage 'front.'
ing street in rear; will cost $4,000 to
duplicate; price, $4,000, or exchange
for house of 10 or IL rooms.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Bldg, Boz 18th ST.
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and s sgy ssss q n i s ai Ne a,
q couns. Snd At e. us q ne Of p sss p.,
BY said deed Of trust and party to certain sgI.e
gs is,s md s.eoTded on the sns Day n Ls e;
No s.,, 20 foiS e sQ Of The land reofds Of ID.
THgks6H{ iss ds Ssy Of ,sa.is a a
i,Hs end 4 oos. tu:s ne i ne y
II q original oss on. pH sessn Is ,. and Osls
thirteen d. fourteen 10. hftern ds,. siIteen tis.
ssre s. ,, 90. and eighteen uH. N sqssre i've
Also p.t q original p. eish. 90. in ..id -,u.-.
nete, and bounds Tiz Besnnins for , iSsilUsn n:
.t the soa;heast corner of aid lot. and r,,pSins
an inch: 70 cOnsr q said lot eleven Gb. tsspe :.
west tventy-nIe feet; thence south twenty -eisst
q said IOt eight 81; thence east tsenty,ars n rsi
i'1 TS. to ,t ths PIT q besinnins "''
70 tserty.tso t9. both inclusive. in z NJ W
Sss .cssFssd a iieil' s.o F eun faa ( is
e The r.S :; Of the ocs Of the Surveys q IL.
TERMS OF SALE-The property Will
he offered for sale as . whole. or the
purchase money. not exceeding seven
hundred thousand doliars (R7OO, oo0) or
any part thereof. may remain on fhs
property, to he evidenced NV the ,cts
or note. Of the purchaser or purchas-
Sa,. psyaeis ON or before January 1.
the day OF sale, payable semi-annuaIIy
on June i and December I of eaeh yenr
snd secured By free and unencumbercd
first deed Of trust on the properly soId.
the balance of the purchase money 10
ne paid In cash, or the entire purchase
price may be paid in cash. at the on
uoa OF the purchaser. A deposit Of
$4,000 In cash, bank draft. or certified
check acceptable to the trustees aod
payable to their order. will he required
af the time of sale. Taxes adjusted 10
Day Of sale. All conveyancing. record
Ing, &C, At COST of purchaser. Terms
of sale to he complied with within 30
days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, At the risk and cost of the
defaultfng purchaser. after ten days,
advertisement Of such resale In some
newspaper or newspapers published In
ID. c.
Adds Ii. BROWNE,
1912 III st. ". w.
FREDERICK F.. CHAPLIN,
Hibbs building.
TRUSTEES
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Is.
FRUITS-Nev APPLES. per Dbl. 15os6.oo; lemons.
per box. 3l5a4o; oranges California. Per bcx 25oa
2T5; do Florida, sooa2 So tangerines, Florida. per
strap 35Oa40o; pineapples Florida pines per crate
3Ooa35O: lines per 100. s5aloo grapes. Malaga. per
500; do Florida, 2ooa2 90: tangrines Florida. per
strap 3Oaa5o: pineapples. Florida pines. per crate
2oss3u: lines. pe leo Saloo; Gape. Malaga. per
y Dbl kes. i5oa7oo grapefruit. per crate. 3soa4 50
HAY, STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy.
per ton. 1a0o; do, medium. 100; old hay. Nooa
800; straw. long rye. per ton. l5o6: do. tangled
rye 1ooozlL5; wheat straw 500: corn. ear. per Dbl.
1.fs
WOOL AND HIDES-wod washed, free Of bum.
Der ID, zsas: WOOL un~sshed, pa h.. ss,s: hide.
dry per ID, l6als: alt hid.s dry. per h, ID; salt
hides. per ID. u; caif,kins. green. each. lssl7s;
sTeen hides per h.. L
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HERALD WANT ADS.
FOR RENT-APART.-UNFUR.

A SEVEN-R DON APARTMENT
southern. eastern. and western expos
ures. The Wyoming.
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PHONE NJ Ilss TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. 81 @ nv.
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BUSINESS BROKERS.

SEE MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS
for roominG houses, lunchrooms, cigar
stores, groceries, theaters. drug stores,
business places of all kinds at bargain
prices. II you have a place to sell list
IL with us. Special sale. Rooming house.
beautiful furniture; must be sold: full
of roomers. Lunchroom, best of n. w.
$50 Rent. 81. Price. $50 MARSHALL
BUSINESS BROKERS'. 9l3 New York
ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
LAYING n o. THE REfoRTER.


ANA now some on mr FaR III'lu '
are lay ing II on lue I'p1 N'ls Wn'
handled his speech loi WI Ion ,"l
newspapers. Ihdt Is am o'u qI'N' oIl',
attempted ana tholoukoF Yia.leui.eu
Let us nope that aif. rage. l'l'''sel l'
no party To the attempt w llia 'a
IN America mere tue pup1D lu"i tlv
Trips ln "a pubic address Fl N!' TO wy
'hat t'ieh III an eii'it " 'V"''' 'l'
tlulllnrluhL ne VIII af''n, very
warmly and soiemhlN tuiI lne pee
{ poiltIS t"t me ail Ml"nh r"'E
didn't 'ateh What ] SAD N nluh i un
delathhd Wiat lheN cauEhq lu', ",
made me say Tie very Opposite oil Whal
! did saN' ! deh \ fccoshIi' W. w,
menls " thfir statemeh'aHl "ih Nh'
SO torth
the newspaper reporter h"7 lli- l.il' +
ltations lie does not uhutl ,"
eNciNIhinH. &c sometimes lluua "iih
sen un ief AN assis naeli'. "l'l'n '.'N'-
his equipment unduly llf Iar "l'entl
he @ thoroaHhly Qullpgvu lot ~
Work ana performs NJ rNfH'h,H. ~,
desires To rank with thq most useiu'
uI pudlia Servants
There are public heh a'-'.'liel
statesmen VINO holu l"N' or 'N
freme patronage tnW7rdpll reporters
And VET strangely enoyel tnrN are
often the very men mFt deeply lh
debt to Those whom thci ihus pull'H-
he. For while the representative rr-
porter Is entirely competent lot hla
work and performs it WIN scrupulo's
regard for hits ro8ponhnihlN 'A 'c-
spccts sentiments uttered he mas y
n his power 90 intro uec % speaker
90 the papers readers tlotteunsN'
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LNNCuNG At sANrNIIt.

The iNnchln IL santa I'e early yos-
to-day mofnus beats strong rcs,m-
hlnnco Co that Il few months ago u
North Dakota Three men accused OF
murder bad been acquitted at the mst
term az court for aamo cause or
other iust a. eix men accused OF muir
dr had escaped punishment BIO uo
county 20 North Dakota whore tne
hnchng occurred
iHnchmea never are Justified, bot
people bccomo impatient when d ape
pears to them th4t criminals are al-
lowed 90 go fro in tho courts aud
Violence is the Inevitable consequence.
The journal daes NOT pretend 60
lasa Judgment uu the casos where
there have been aeuutlls There was
one. whore a father was charged with
thc murder of his child that appeared
60 bo peculiarly atrocloue llo was
diacharged throueh a teehnlcauty of
thc law which made q mandatory on
me court 90 take that action.
There arc more homlcldoH in the
tnitcd states than amy other civilized
country of the world except Russiu.
students of the subject charge chat
fact 90 the axness with which JUS
u,c a executed ia om courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

While railroad employees are being
laid of by the tens of thougands,
thereby sweeping the country toward
Ia financial cataelysm, the Interstate
Commerce commission continues 20
drag out IT'S hearings regarding the
adwsabilty Of permitting the railroads
east OF the Mississippi river and north
OF the Ohio to increase freight rates
per cent
II Is shown by the reports TO the
Interstate Commerce commission that
the railroads of the eastern states ask
Ing for the increase lost In the seven
months. ending January L. more than
S51, 100000 compared with the same
period of the preceding year
The Philadelphia Public Ledger In
The center Of the country most az
fcctcd, sizes up The situation MS fol-
lows
"The business OF the whole United
states must now wait until the Inter-
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With Scissors and Paste
BRIGHAM YOUNG.

philadelphia Public Lcdger)
Brigham Young. the Mormon chief
married five wives In one month,
thereby establishing a marital record
Ia this country Mankind In general
bestoWs upon him no especial credit
for that act, but IL does owe him a
debt for an entirely different perfor-
nance.
When he marched his 1900 Nor
mons over 1000 miles into the Salt
Lake valley It was desert Then this
religious fanatic began the scheme OF
artificial irrigation on big scale, 1t
WIS the first time II was ever done In
America but since he showed the way
desert lands just half the size Of Penn
sylvania have been converted into rich
farms
Thus this mueh-married mans best
monument is not the city he founded
nor the huge granite temple he reared
but thousands of blOssoming fields
and the countless orchards which
We're a by-product Of his religious zeal
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QUE WOMEN's WORK.

OBixby IN Nebraska state Journall
Heaven bless the Hastings club
women who have established a home
for the old and helpless where they
may find comfort and rest in life s.
decline This is so much more help
full and inspiring than political activi-
ties that we can but wonder why
women everywhere do not pursue the
same altruIstic tactics instead OF
clamoring dscorlantly for political
privileges which are burdensome and
perpleXing and Of no particular bene-
FIT to anybody. We plead for women
to take an interest In the practical
affairs Of life. In better homes, better
cooking, sane methods of dress, more
modest ana w0manly department
everywhere. Oh, the good that wo-
man can accomplish If she viii set
about il In dead earnest II cannot
be computed. It can only be guessed
at.