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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
HUBRTA WILL STICK
hcsicans Say ~ Has No intention a.
Heslgnina the Presidency-Pa.
pers Charge Bad Faith

VERA CRUZ. Nav 8 V,,t.,,.
arriving here fOday from Ngtir,
CITY saw That General tfupffa sIou. .
no intention Of abandoning tho prcri
d"nry of McNico. The President fbey
assert D. pOpularly credited with
hHfinf made The statement that hc
ho left o.
That the American forces I'd Vera
cruz are violating tho armlstice bv
landing more troops ordnance and
supplies is the charge made D.. Mo-.
100 tiiy papers. which are under tho
domination 81 President liuorta
Rebels In the vicinity of the led
cral capital particularly the follow
crH ~ General Iapata. are conftnu.
ing their campaign AGAINST the cap.
ifnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09

Recall the days when you child and watched
your Gear parents trudRc on 20 church Sabbath
course The world vas not advanced then to-day But
many of the socacd advances really reccssons many
places thanks this advanced thought the name Of Cod
doesn't obtain the reverence did when you child There
denying that going church has deteroraed in anv
OF the so-calcd enlightened communities.
This enlightenment is only darkness Where is the scientist
or leader advanced thought compare Churches
the houses Of God There you will hear the word ~ oa
They should be filed overlooking
Help swell the attendance by GOING TO CHURCH SUNDAY
GO TO CHURCH next Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
RlNGLING BROS. BIG
CIRCUS IN TOWN TODAY

and from that hour there promises 10
hr a continuous caravan of animals.
people and tho paraphcrnalia OF
Spauglctown from mo tracks TO mo
show Tot at the fair grounds
Tho circus viii como here from Co
lumbus on four trains more than "A
mile in lcneih and comprising NJ
cars. I'm anucving itself 10 this city
DO VIII odd 20 the population more
man l.aH1 people. while herds OF sla-
rhants and Camcls. 135 horses aud
Ins dena ~ Wild animals The nrat
train VIII Do that which transports
the cowmiesary department Next i'm
limo of march to- the circus rromds
VIII come the animals the equipment
ana nll She parade and wardrob~
WAGONS. lastly viii arrive the per.
formers, all ring stock and the mon
ftCr elephant rullmans" containing
Che paCh} dcrms. ranging in sire from
hig Jennie to "Raby Pete"
The formal opening Of the Ring.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
NURSES ARE SENT
TO VERA CRUZ

WASHINGTON. May s-The first
American Red Cross nurses 20 be
called for service al Vera Cruz re-
ceived their orders tonight and will
leave for Mexico in the next few days
They are Misses Lulu T. Lloyd. Nan
ME II Hardy and Katherine Donnelly.
all Of Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
The ROUTE or THE
DIG STREET PAGEANT

The parade will move over
tho following route.
North on Penn street 90 Nir-
Einia. east ON virginia 10
suspension bridge Co Tenth
10 Market. south on Market
to sixteenth west on Six.
tccnth 10 Main. north on
Main to Tenth. west ON
Tenth to bridge and return 20
show grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09

While the greater portion 81 wheel.
Ing is lingering over its breakfast
rolls this morning the trains carrying
the hosts of Rlngiing Uruef circus
will have reached the yards of the
Baltimore a Ohio railroad and the
day of the elephants and pink lemon.
adc will have dawncd Local railway
officials figure that tho first section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
TINE WEATHER


WAsHfHoTor. May a.-roreoasfs
West Vfr9tnia-Cioudy SATURDAY. sun
day fafr ana warmer
ohio end western pennayIvanfs-
Fartiy cioudy Saturday. SUNDAY ftir.
with rising Temperature. variable wfnds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
ORDER HAS NOT BEEN ISSUED
But PREPARATIONS
ARE MADE
Huerta's Protest That L.. s. Is Vio-
lating Armistice Is
Answered.

WASHINGTON. o. c. May a.
Late tonight the South American me-
diators were notified by the huerta
government that the Mexican dele
gates would leave Mexico City for Nj
ss9sra Fails via Vera Cruz and Key
West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
Where Is the Father Who Is Not
Interested In the Morals of His Child?

DARENIS set your children good example by GOING TO
CHURCH SUNDAY. The Of the home who bravely
declares that the churches for he lies
bed Or aanges 10 spend the day ungody not only
injuries himself but his idle boastful heard bv the
little boy girl home Children mpressionabe and
they quickly accept the fathers viewpoint
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09

WHERE IS TIE FATHER NOT INTERESTED IN
TIE MORALS OF HIS cHLo7 WHERE WILL THE cHtLp
Be TAUGHT LESSONS or FioHTEoUsNEss NOT in THE
HOUSE OF GoD7 THE EXAMPLE a FATHER WHO IS
REGULAR ATTENDANT At CHURCH POWERFUL
THAN ANY sERMoN THAT CAN PREACHED NJ you THINK
you ARE TOO FAR ADVANCED THOUGHT. iF you ARg
SURE rHAT THE cLERoYMANs SERMONS ARg DRY n you
MUST FOREGo An HOUR or YOUR sLUMBER SUNDAY MAKE
-'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09

Cloudy Saturday; Sunday fair and
warmer.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

$3.50 p. m. Subject. The Prince OF
Peace" Isaiah 9:6-S. Salvation rail-
iy and effort for ,ouls, S p. IN. Sub
ject, Let us Make us Name" Gen.
ma. The Christmas program and
tree will be given at The Salvation
Army hall on Xmas night, Friday, &
y. M. with lots of good things TO-.
the children.
There are many who call on us for
relief at this time. and there are
many who will have no Xmas cheer
unless brought to them by us with
the kind cooperation OF the people
who are able to give. Funds are not
coming in very freely: we kindly ask
the well-to-do to give as God has
prospered them. others in proportion
in like manner. Last year cash ana
produce was given amounting to
over two hundred dollars. A like
ONT will be necessary this year
for Xmas dinners and winter relief
+. .rk. ne that hath pity on the
poor iendeth to the Lord" Prov.
1917.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
HEFLIN AND MOON PEP
HAVE MERRY ROW

Washington, Dec. 19.-Chairman
Moon of tie postoffice committee and
Representative Heflin OF Alabama
had a row on the floor of the house
late today which other members
feared would develop into blows.
Representative Heflin launched
into a denunciation of Representa-
tive Moons declaration that rail
road influence" had defeated a spe-
cial rule to provide consideration of
certain postal reforms and that
Democrats who had voted against it
had "betrayed' the Democratic ad-
ministration. Il denOunce the state
ment as absolutely untrue" shouted
Heflin.
.You don't dare say that to me eN-
cept on this floor" returned Noon.
Il am willing to say anything
outside have said here retorted
Heflin. and as both men advanced
with threatening gestures other
members srrang between them.
Hostilities died away as suddenly
as they began.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

chronicle-News, soc "a month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

A Trinidad Business college erad-
uatc to take n good position. rhone
Red 81. 3t
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
Sacred Concert
at N. E. Church
Sunday Night

Sunday evening at the First NJ. Z
church sacred Christmas concert
will be given. Anthems will be rem
dcrcd by a choir of fifty voices. as
sisted by some of the best musical
talent in the city. The following pro-
gram of Christmas music will be CIV
en-:
Organ. "Sanctus' tGounod)-
Price Dunlavy. Jr.
Hymn, Joy to The World" (Stain-
err.
Prayer-Rev. Henderson. .-
Response. Chant Lords Prayer
Choir. .....
Anthem, 20 Paradise" (Ambrosc) J
Choir.
Solo. List to the Voice Divine
tGardner)-Mrs. Alice Parker Will
liams.
Duet, There Was JOY in Heaven
(Smart Misses Farquharson and
Henderson.
Solo. 90 Holy Night" tAdams)-
Mr.. Barker. with violin obligato by
Mr.. Woodward
Organ, March of the Magi kings
IHtDubois)-Mrs. I Plcsted.
+ Reading. Selected-Mrs. Houston.
Solo, Those Bells So Softly Peel
ing" tKlafner)-Miss Henderson.
Male Quartet, Selected-Messrs
Dunlavy and Dake. VIII and Tureck
Offcrtory, HOLY Night DUDLEY
Buck)--Price Dunlavy. Jr.
Solo. THE Angels Refrain" tGa-
Hriel-Mr. Davies.
Violin. "Capricca" (WienwaskD-
Mr. Woodward.
Quartet, Ashamed of Jesus" (Par-
Henderson and Far
qufarson Messrs. Davies and Tur-
eek.
Anthem. Worthy is the Lamb
tHandeD D-Choir.
Doxology-Choir and Congresa-
tfon.
Ben encdiction--Pastor.
-Postlude. christmas March" Cos
,ta)-Organ.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
GIRL MURDER CONSPIRATOR
GOES TO REFORMATORY

GalesbuTg, ILL.,, Dec. l3.-.Iulia
Flake, the iG-year-old school girl
who plotted with her stepfather.
Robert Higgins, to kill her mother in
their home in North Henderson last
January. was given Il hearing at
Aledo today and sent to the state in
dustrial home for girls at Geneva.
there to remain until she is 81 years
old
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
MINING MAN A SUICIDE.

Denver Dec. 79.-Thc body of
John Buchley. 60, pioneer mining
man of Colorado, was found In his
home today here. Buckley had shot
himself. Mrs. Buckley contended that
the shooting was an accident. but Il
coroner's jury inquest will be held.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

The girl witnessed the shooting OF
her mother by Higgins with whom
she was infatuated. Higgins was
lridc and sentenced to life imprison-
ment for the murder.
Letters suggesting that Mrs. .His-
gins be killed were written by the
girl while she was ir,schooi and be-
fore the relations which existed be-
tween her and Higgins Were discov-
cred.
Chronicle-News, soc a month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
MEN SLAIN IN SONORA
WERE BRITISH SUBJECTS

Washington, Dec. l9.-The state
department was Informed late today
in an official dispatch from Douglas,
Arizona. that Il. h. Dunn and Thorn
as Francis, the two men reported
killed near Nacozari, Sonora, We're
British subjects and not Americans,
as at first supposed. The British
consul at Douglas has undertaken an
invest cation.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

Equity in 5-rOOm modern house;
doesn't take much money to handle
this: house is new; this is bargain.
II you are interested write A. A.
care C.-N. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

Turkeys, live or dressed. Call Red
3A4. 1t
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
FOR SALE.

High grade grapefruit land hcar
Tampa, Fla. John Conkie, Red 2S22.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19
The Salvation Army.
Irlt nsr 1NI.,, 81

Sunday morning knee drill. an
early hour with God. Z a. III. Open
air march and meeting, 10 u. III.
Holiness meeting at hall. 1 u. m.
Company meeting for adults and chill
dren, 1880 p. M. Subject, THE Cav
ior's Forerunner Promised Luke /:
5-23. Meeting of Y. P. Legioners,
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

Roomers and boarders; handy to
car line: home cooking. Trinidad
700. Call 40 w. Baca.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

Napoleon mahogany bed complete
with box mattress. PHI. Trim. ol1. At
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-19

Two second hand stoves. J. +. Sim
clair. Phone Red 1852. H st
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
DRAPER FEARS DEATH.

GreenvIIle. S. C., April S.-The condition
Of former Gov Eben s. Draper. of
Massachusetts,. who suffered stroke of
paralysis yesterday, showed no improve
ment today. The sick man passed rest
less night and expressed the utmost anx-
iety over his condition
There was a consultation of physicians
this afternoon. When asked IL former
Gov. Draper would recover none OF the
doctors would venture prediction.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
SAY UNION VIOLATED TRUST LAW

New York. April s.-The United States
Court Of Appeals today upheld the ac-
ton OF Federal Judge Mayer in granting
an Injunction to the Paine Lumber Com
pany against the Brotherhood OF Car
penters and Joiners, FIVE manufacturers
OF wood materials with more than 100 boss
carpenters and builders. The plaintin
ALLEGED that the defendants, comprising
the Master Carpenters Association, vio-
Inicd the sherman antitrust law.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
REA1 EsTATE raAagFEas.

DEEDS
- ~ 4 o m r Kaio-zna Hts-B1LDxIS,
~ May y Nasy Msa-ns 80
& Bancsa = hst md 2ssh ~ up1 :
= En I 2 IN is Kalndsna Hts-s.ps 70 same 50
fi1nclon n b1t zsd { 1ith - NV :
- szE 4 t-cHRIsrsiAS. Phfap H 70 ca
Il ~ Ga a m ~ ~
sa y SY D-curTs. Ga, H 10 Jearie q
cie 80 ~ ssrl G
- ~ pls ns Z 70 D-coLLINs srssnaa A "a
HdN n Dulin 80
90 ave - hw1 q
6a northasx q Ias5 y ss-oox Aiex T q III Eliza,
t<sh " . chss n ctz-rz 50
IN "a ~
"a us-thsaa e lo6s i Iz-ooRsoN. chas N %
Alex @. e AK Elizab-sh " iuiHt tenants 50
usD Pa n, G
co~-DUSIeAS. Da'id TO Carenes II Small
Nd Kenyon s. W Of ws-d-r E n-l Is
"A isa n & 70 . q 80 i,s Is 10 iSs q $50 Its
GeRaHsa. Jsnnss c 70 cS.s a Cuts 50
20 -. isA nn 81 <. sd& p.a-r IS ne S
= d.iss =. q isth ne 4 go y 4 e a ri 4ta
= sr %
- go n. sks % IS bIs 2 Ions Mssdov.-GRA.
HAN. .ounsr Q q uz y P % Jennie @ Graham
s e Gais. $. Of lsh 81 .el .
a
DON II ir ts Fulton Gordon S.0s
rw Il Mckinley =. y Of I'D H mi
81 N0 u , chsry ceass Grove esc-sa'ns 10 sar;s
aE
n q ssKInies -. of Cd a nrl .
- 5s h 70 chsEy cs.'s crO-e stc-ssnas 70 '-ias
= = = ~ Ass ss : M n - M Pl Ku-eoKpoE
I'D q Robs Hs-tsr t-s % Faiion X SoruOh
grsisr ;, Ss. iTu, isth s.s nv, o
L. hs = a Cnase--sI1c
- q Ksokus q. Of PEE I'd iis' ;;
- Us ~ y a - oher- c'isse-s~zne to sane
,ss,h b. Lusst'cn & Iartas4 s4Oa ~ n-l q
"a lsE n ; Chery cha-e-same 20 zane s..Sl
u Of Keotuk s. Z q Sth 4 uWl
"a Ic I. ai-uIIL, wn ct ux Josephine TO
Rndoarh Max EEusnsnn SO tr $50
"a s-s - s-ssriy pt II nc It q UniOntOyr-
IINKINs. Geo suET Z 70 fS1l-khn hro
= 70 = be- Flnmoe Piercs sts So 2
a iacs n ITE-MUDD Julia c to Elmer Brown
tlc Sub &c right ot way
5rs a rs I9,h 4 nel
s. ~ n s-REAMEH.. Roger Brewster to las H
Hayden so
"a zSS 3 bk II HiEhrie=-RoBISsoN. las
Hsrbert c, Gertrude TO BOYD Read SO.
covenants and trust
~ - O - " II summit ri ne
"a - Ns . A q Chew Chase Grove etc--STEEREs
VIM q NJ Ella 5 70 Fulton Gordon Slo
~ q Mckinley &, = of 8 nul
- nj u 7-STUCKERT. Jno r et tx Hester
to Lncills G lester so IT a,9o
= 10 n xs-THoMPsoN. Mary own right to
Harry A l. Barker tr in ea cause =. 81 $40
a Issl IT'S NJ. lSS ZIG & 81 Io75 Its IS, 50 II
wHITFoRD. Royden ct ux Julia to
Linnassu Savage $40, trusts $50 on each IL
On a lna a ss!ooo each u IN 81 lo75
q = het iith & 18th SIS ne 18th St bet ID =
ss ~ .
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
FOR RENT-CoLORED.

TO FIRST-CLASS COLORED TENANT:
! just put I'm best of condition; rent re-
! duCed: corner; large yard: 1881 Vermont
ave. NV; T. b. brick; S2.50. CAYWOOD
| & GARRETT. 1871 y. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
STORY & COBB,
REAL ESTATE,
1102 Connecticut Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS UNFUR

FOR RENT-DOwNTOwN APART
ment: refined and convenient; r b.;
every room just tastily papered and paint
ed: for business or residence: over office.
GARRETT. 1871 y. Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-APARTMENT FOR FIRST
class colored tenant: central location:
near 18th and L sts. NV, T. b., modern:
excellent condition: $50. CAYWOOD &
GARRETT. 1871 y. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

s.. 4.OOO-s4OO CASH: BALANCE sS6 MONTH
ly: handsome 9-room residence: one
square frorS- trolley; fine elevation; nice
shade; 21-2 acres Of land; all kinds of
grapes. etc E. W. PIERCE, Room 926'
Colorado Bldg
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
BARRY MEMORIAL.

THOSE HAVING ACCOMMODATIONS
for visitors during Barry Monument
Unwilling, May 16r may register same at
l2 Southern Bldg. before May !. NJ. G.
MCCORMICK, Chairman, Committee VS.
ito-s Welfare.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
TO LET-HoUSES.

4 SELECTED LIST.
1904 PARK ROAD.
gesiI.sls home oi 10 ,YEs ro0ms; reception hal
aOI4 WYOMING AVE.
n HandanFne setnt-1etached nntae socaled M WASH
ington Heigits oOusenient 70 cars; stean heat gas
and electric iahi: II To1uis Ead bath. Hae
DRSMNoND, ND.
TN Rockville and TennAils torrn Electrie Line
opposite chevy. Chase fare TO city ID ronin
and baths lot 90 q front lspns. Ear'ien, orchard
Eo;-Wstcf heat: tlrcific light. Gas range. S5@
:eI5 NINETEENTH ST.
OyeriootIrs It-zu estats usndsufhe ncuss Of y
rooms aDc tab IN Tulrndid order first-uoni
sitehen ncI-waitr Bast S-e.a
I4:s QUE ST
htat elective light: laundry In rear; Ine, hrse
conYebent housr: oper iur irsp7ctiou. ssto
.sa2 25TH ST.
In deliehffui iocahty. rtst North OF tonnscticnt
Avenue Bridge: houAe nf tonins ana nath .ice-
tIic Hghi ao.-Wa;er heat excellent condtuor 70 2
1879 TWELFTH ST.
ConTSrisn. NptoRu iucaucn, IN best RON Icy
inE section; large focnS and bath vel hss'sd'
COED uTdeT SO 50
~ y. Y. AVE. ". r.
Comfortable house Of rooms and sath, In good
order. SEQ
THE H. SMITH CO.,
1fas NEW YORK AVENUE.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
MOVING. PACKING. STORING.

FREE MOVING FOR sToKAGE-CaE n 4sl3 for
estimates. so separate rooms SMITH S TRANS
FER STORAGE CO.. sl2 ST. Night Tel y. an
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
DIsINFECTANT.
CEDAR SPRAY
ssrEnARMT.r

CEDAR SPRAY
''CEDARMIST"
ISSEC-ICIDE EISINFECTAST DEODOg-
IZER, kills all roEcits. EED BUGS. Water
Bugs. Moths. Mc~Iri.ocs etc VIII not stain
Rod cIGthiug Pint car With srTAysr &c.
HUNTERS Il5 Pa. ave Phone n. 5IEs
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

FOR RENT-If4 NEWTON ST y. W.
for six months. furnished: newly mar
riPtl COuDla DrPferred
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

IL ACRES ON D. c. LINE, Md; 80
bearing fruit trees, fine spring. all
cleared: a fine truck soil, r. h. and
out bldgs-. $500; 5 a. of garden. spring.
fruit, new T. h., stable and chicken runs,
large list of suburban estates or farm
properties. J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT,
1404 H NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
For Rent

s125.0O e0s 9th st. NV, store & dwell
$3.50 9es II st. NV, 3 =. d b.
1890 SIS y. J. ave. NV, r, & b.
$3.50 1919 Columbia rd.,- o r. g. b..
$3.50 1915 1st st. NV. 6 7. & n.
$3.50 I55 INLAND Terrace. s Z. & b.
$3.50 350S y. Hamp. ayr. r. & b.
20.50 221 F. st. ne. 6 r. & b..
1850 sos Nd. ave me-. s r.
is.S0 1915 q 81. Sc, s r.
1900 654 Park rd., store. reduced.
" CoLoRED.
ss0.5O los + st. NV, r. x b. 81
s7.5O 400 n. J. ave. NV. r. & b.
1850 926 French. 6 r. & b.
$3.50 43l st. NV. r. & h.
1850 1889 Mar st. NV, 6 r.
t7.5V SIS Myrtle st. ne. T. & b.
1890 $50 ST. Sc, 6 r.
1850 SO o St, r.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

Washington Heights Home. 1873 On
tario Piaee-Near both car lines. S
large rooms. rec. hall. tiled bath, and
. servants room: oak floors and trim,
h. W. h.. 2-story rear porch. large yard
and cellar. Rent, 500
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Cleveland Park. 3124 Highland Ave.
Beautiful home, 10 bright outside
rooms. tiled bath. oak floors. gas and
elec. lights. front porch and sleeping
porch. Rent. $50.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Near Naval Observatory. 25O2 35th
st.-Detached brick. large outside
rooms. tiled bath. h. W. h.. front porch.
$3.50.
woodIey Park. 2s24 Garfield ST.
Half block from car 10 rooms. tiled
baths. gas and cleo. lights. oak floors,
front porch. :-story rear porch. h. W. h.
Rent $50.
SsuI's Addition, 1907 Decatur ST.
Beautiful detached home. large
rooms. tiled bath. gas and elec. lights,
front porch. near 18th ST. cars. Rent.
$3.50.
Petworth. $50 Quiscy st.-Six Large
rooms, tiled bath, front porch, good
yard and cellar, furnace heat, near
ears. Rent $3.50
Get our complete list Of vacant
houses-furnished and unfurnished.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
For sALE-suBURBAN.
FACTS

Not hearsay. nor guesses. nor sup
poses.
SOLD IN SIXTEENTH STREET
HEIGHTS TO BUYERS who know the
value OF these lots. to PEOPLE in the
District of Colombia, to SBREWD
realty speculators who know a bar-
gain, and 10 PEOPLE who appreciate
the most attractive spot In the suburbs
OF Washington for HOME.
The only suburb of this city where
no lot Is less than so feet wide and
each lot restricted to one house.
SIXTEENTH STREET. HEIGHTS
overlooks Rock Creek Park. with its
beautiful driveways, valleys. and lofty
hilltops.
IMPROVEMENTS SEWER.
|CGNCRETE SIDEWALKS, MACAD-
AMIZEE STREETS 3 L z c r G
LIGHTS, ETC.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
WALL PAPER

10 NOT ~ hasty in selecting yuHr paperhsnsers.
For loves. prices and permanent work phone
Main s'sI VI. Chas y. Evans. LIB 5yh st.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING, Sl.59; WORK GUAR
anteed; 80 yeaEs' experience IN repair
work r HOLYERSON. I2e2 North Caro-
lima ave. ne. LIN. 3S5S
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

8, ,oOo-s3OO CASH: BALANCE s1e MONTH
ly; good 4-room house: one acre OF land;
good white neighoorhood. Room s25, Colo
rado Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
FOR SALE OR RENT.
PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN-B MORE
difficult job to ind good quality tailored
new suits at figures We sell for, but II =
our way; sooner save YOU . per cent ON
pants at s. To 81: that's why trade is
good. one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
619 ID.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
TYPTWRTTERs FOB BENT

is-YdU ARE S0= RE1bY 70 BUY A NON
arch Nistbis Typewfiter ye.. wky not rczt onei
r.ly g pr noah. snd trss moa-h's rental VII
I~1T Il any ene On parrhsae paca. Addzca
N@1,nans T1pswr.g O.. lDc-. 10 n I. are ~.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CHANCE TO MAKE BIG MONEY
Capitalists are negotiating to buy the
Bonanza Copper Mines of Idaho. / have
Loco to 5000 shares to sell Cpar 81. Make
offer. Act quick. Address BOX 45. Herald
office.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
FOR SALE-BIRDS.

RECEIVED FINE LOT SINGING CA.
naries and cages: suitable for Easter
preAents SCHMID'S PET STORE. a.
i2tn st NV
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CLOCK & JEWELRY REPAIRING.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH. SwIsl
watch and clock repairing. NJ SCHUMACHER,
1901 18th st NV Phone n. ;ITc. All work guaranteed
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
j. LEO KOLB

e2s y. y.Aye. \. W. 1881 wisconsIs Ave,
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McCRAY REFRIGERATORs
And Cooling Rooms Are UuequsIea.
NeCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO.
6I1 81. v. w,
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uNFURNIsHEp HoUsEs.

'Ew YORK AVE. NV. PHONE MAIN N
COMPLETE LIST on REQUEST.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Ifos NEW YORK AVENUE.

Southern BIdE-. So7 18th -. y. w.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, TIE PRINCE
ton, 1850 V. large rooms: nice condition
ST. 81 J. J. LIGHTFOOT. 1904 II NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

PARTY THAT'S GOT A GOOD PATENT
will sell One-half. Box Is. Herald Office.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

IyOsT-ANTIoUE JET AND GOLD
brooch. grape pattern; $ reward. Room
6. priseoli Hotel.
LOST-si5 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
Inc apder Of "Dennis." an Irish terrier
OF medium size, with shaggy yellow hair.
Return 20 12s3 Connecticut ave. Phone
The Washington herald., 1914-04-09

VhA 4 III.V.
Magnetic Massage. fscr. scalp treatment
925 n Stree NV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-13

annuity Trent settles upon her. al
though she nurses the memory OF her
wrong. Rose places her infant daugh-
ter Lillian under the care Of the Sis
ters Of Mercy. Trent's wife dies short
ly after the birth Of their first daugh-
ter Dorothy. Years later Rose Mas
tiers meets Dorothy socially and sets
about TO punish Trent through his
daughter. How she does this is shown
IN some thrilling pictures.
Other pictures for today are Fine
Feathers Make Fine Birds" a Vita
graph drama, Jones Wedding Day."
a Kalem comedy, "a Horseshoe for
Luck" Vitagraph comedy with Sidney
Drew. and the Selig weekly current
news showing scenes Of the British,
French and Belgian soldiers who were
wounded in fighting along the Fran
Co-Belgian frontier being brought to
Wenduyne where they are tenderly
cared for by the Red Cross nurses in
a private home transformed into a
hospital
Other remarkable war scenes from
Ostend and Client are shown. In Los
Angeles, thousands are shown march
ing in parade to protest against con-
tinuing the war and in New York 9TH
er thousands march 10 Grants tomb
where they repeat the words OF the
soldier president, Let US have peace"