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Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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tel SabrcS $203, 919.S1; Oos iinO
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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me fomrlen miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

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einnebmeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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uripriingli9 auf MGr5 %onbsronmt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

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Gait 30 Yaar 9einfleioer bat 1nocrn
lniien miiiicn neil iic ibm olle 81
meit 1~ciuoroen nareil.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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DC Meibc mo anocrn St1otcn miro
cbeniaaS @ebor geidenft meroen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
MaHcnflndJt megifaniider SUOernli-
item nnf nmerifnniideS Webict.

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$500 Manm Der @nrniiOn Giinnsns
nit 6 WencrGlem, riucr Memsc Mn-
nitiOm nnb WeiHiben inter Gnfel
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mo Oas @epdf, mcldaS Oie llugliid.
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idaifung Der iibcr0etrctencn Soloa.
tn nnO ionitigen 6liidtlingc nod) eli.
ncm auoern Ort Gorge ST tragen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
$50 Wliaipnen.
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Nedmna Oes Nconrfs fir Die menrn
6iicnbabnbanten.

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3eidnnugspreis lit $3.50. 1ic s.
million lit oo3r beitimmt, ben 9coarf
fiir bic nsiten @iicnbabubauten 5t
0ecfcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

Nm lebteu Samstag lit Serr
Or. SAUL Sitter, ser @eionote ser
Sdiuei8 in Den Gereinigten Staten.
bon elmer Gnroporeiie 5uriidgcfebtt.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
TELLS OF HEAVENLY BODIES.
American Ephemeris and Nautical
Almanac Soon to Issue.

The publication few days ago by the
Naval Observatory of TIE American
Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for
1916 marks the beginning of new era
for one of the oldest and most important
of the manuals issued annually by the
United States government
1t Is a book containing 80 pages OF
astronomical data, such as the apparent
positions throughout the year Of the sun.
moon, planets and stars: information in
regard to eclipses. OCCUPATIONS of stars
by the moon and the satellites of the
various planets and other matter, all of
which are of use to navigators. astron-
omers and surveyors throughout the
world.
The American Nautical Almanac for
1916, which is an abridged edition of this
volume especially adapted to the use of
navigators. will be issued in a short time.
From its inception, more than sixty
years ago. until the present time, the
Ephemeric. Indispensable to the mariner,
the surveyor and the practical astrono-
mer has been made up annually, some
wears in advance. by the Nautical Alma
nae office, now a department OF Inc
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Arthur Williams of Port Deposit, Md.
died Saturday and was buried Monday
at Hopewell cemetery He was born
in Baltimore in 1S40, and served in
the civil war in the LIST Maryland In
fantry Regiment
Evening star., 1914-05-05

other countries. China Is second, with
59t students and Japan third. with .sSS
other oriental or Asiatic people are rep
resented as follows: India by 162 stu
dents. Turkey. li3: Korea. 13; Persia Il.
and Siam, IL.
OF the Latin American countries Mex
leo. with 2cs students. heads the list
Cuba sends 2oa; Costa Rica. -: Guate-
mala. 10; Honduras. IL; Nicaragua. is;
Panama, 2s. and Salvador. 10.
From South America Argentina sends
IS. Brazil. 1l5: Bolivia, 2: Chile. l.: Coz
lomhia. 81 Ecuador. 16: Paraguay. ,:
Peru. -, Uruguay. >. and Venezuela. :.
Great Britain and Ireland are repre-
sented by IL students. Germany. l2e:
Russia. l2i France. ~: Sweden. AZ.
Italy. -. Austria-iIungary, 81: Switzer-
land. -. Norway. 70, Greece. -: Spain.
20. Netherlands. 10. Bulgaria, Is. Rol-
mania. i. Belgium. 4. Portugal, 3 and
Montenegro. ].
New Zealand is represented by s6 stu
dents. Egypt by Il. Liberia by and
South Africa by ~
From the American possessions Hawaii
sends los. Porto Rico. el". and the Phii-
ippnes. Ill.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
FREDERICK TO GET 100000.
Favorable Report on Bill to REIN.
burse Gen. Early's Tribute

The bill of Representative Lewis Of
Mary land 10 refund to the corporate au-
thorit4es of Frederick city. Nd $4,000
enacted Of them by the Confederate army
under Gen. Juhal Early. July .. 1864.
under penalty of burning the city, has
been reported 10 the House by the war
claims committee. with an amendment
providing that the money shall he applied
by the Frederick authorities To the re
tirement Of an equal amount Of It's
bonded debt
Tho report says the payment of rhe
S2h."n ransom levied by Early saved
the government stores. exceeding Sansu
from destruction, and the object Of the
NIL is to retire and pay off the 500. 200
n bonds the town issued to nav The
ransom, which bonds are still unpaid
and outstandini. E"
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Resolution of Protest.

Mr.. Mackenzie introduced a resolution
protesting against the George-Prouty
Dill which proposes changing the method
Of assessment and taxation which would
increase the taxes 80 per cent. without
giving the people of the District proper
consideration. Mr. Mackenzie said this
was an opportune time to pass this reso-
LUTON as the bill comes up for consider
alton in Congress next Monday.
l.. ]. Matthews and Hugh Everett de-
clared the District appropriation bill had
provided for asphalt being laid on Adams
street, but that macadam had been laid.
They also stated that V and w streets
had been skipped and proposed appeal
to the Commissioners for better care of
these streets.
+. NJ. Hoadley, the secretary. read a
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Gray Hair
Lost His Job

The sad experience Of Anthony
Simpson at the early age of forty
seven, who lost profitable position
because his hair was streaked with
gray. is unfortunately a very com
mon one Capable. active. strong,
} alert, Intelligent he knew his bust
ness. and performed his duties per-
} fectly. vet was discharged to make
way for younger-looking man.
I 1t is cruel condition. yet an every
( day occurrence. AS soon as a bad
( condition is recognized some one finds
( the way to remedy it. In the matter
{ of gray hair a means has been dis
| covered to keep fading hair true to its
natural color, to restore it, even when
quite gray to its former appearance.
There are lots Of dyes on the market.
many preparations for staining the
J hair, hut it has remained for the
} Ira Laboratories to find a remedy
J that is entirely satisfactory. Used
} al the first signs of gray appearing,
I it. at once. restores the color. If
used after the hair has become thor
oughly gray in few days It re-
stores all the lost color
( Named after the man whose expert
( ments resulted in producing this sat-
isfactory article. it is called "Sayer's
Hair Hue" It is clear as pure water.
} odorless and free from disagreeable
J sickness. Savers Hair Hue is put
! up in bottles that sell for 81. but to
make it easy for any one to have the
( proof of its genuine merit. generous
( trial sizes are sold for 25c. 1t is
[ made only by the Ira Laboratories,
{ los Fulton st, New York. Either the
regular size or the trial size for 2Ic
can he obtained in Washington at any
Of the O'Donnell Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Of their properties. He quoted benefits
that the national government enjoys
equally with the citizens and property
owners of the District and said that the
nited States government should pay
It's share equally for these benefits. He
urged other members to follow his ex-
ample in having their friends in the
various states of the Union protest to
1heir representatives against disturbing
the present system of financing the Dis
trict
Evening star., 1914-05-05
GERMAN ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

United States Naval Observa tory. com
pletely and Independently; but beginning
with the issue for 1916 its contents will
be 4 composite of the work Of the Wash
ington office combined with that of sim
liar Offices conducted ny the govern
ments of England. France. Germany.
Italy and Spain. At the same time a
careful rearrangement of the contents of
the Ephemeris has been made, with the
result that the data are given in better
and more convenient form than hereto
fore
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Chosen for Alaskan R. R. Commission

Thomas Riggs. jr., has been selected
by Secretary Lane as the third member
Of the Alaskan railroad commission. Mr..
Riggs is an engineer of the coast and
Seodetic survey. and was one of the chief
engineers of the Alaskan-Canadian
boundary. He made a survey extending
from the Pacific 10 the Arctic ocean. The
entire commission. consisting of William
G. Edes. Lieut.. Frederick Mears and Mr..
Riggs. with a party of assistants, will
leave later this month for Alaska to
begin surveys of the routes for the gov
ernment railroads.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
List of Appointments.
rhe appointments follow

The appointments follow.
Baltimore district-Rev. u. q. Hlll.
presiding elder. Bethel. Baltimore, l.. ;.
Flag. Trinity. Baltimore, Samuel NJ.
johnson. Havfe de Grace l.. NJ. Beckett.
Stewardsville. J. II Wing. Berkely. Md,
T. :. Dennis; Handy Memorial, Ba
more ". II. LEWIS. OAK Street, Balu-
more ana Shiloh Mission, Joseph Gwynn;
EIktun Md. ;. +. Maloney; Quaker
Bottom circuit, z. . Bundich: Coekeys-
vile, Md, " H. :. Bailey. Carroll cir
rait. T. r. Slnkheld East Baltimore
Mission, James K. Nelson: Mount Calva-
IL. Towson, Md. f. H. Greene. confer
euce evangelist and agent OF kittrell
,tollese. John Offer GUSTS: city mission
ary. f. H. lIertzfeld.
HaSerstowu Gistrict-ReV. John W.
Norris. presiding elder Ebenezer. Ha-
-grstown. David johnson: Cumberland
!. =. curtis; Ebenezer, Baltimore, |. y.
Ross, Payne Memorial. Baltimore j. c.
Martin. Allen. Baltimore p. j Jordan.
Nayuan. Baltimore. J. G. McEady:
FrostburC, ]. II. Dutton. clear Spring.
Md. j. NJ. McEIderfy. Mount Pleasant
Md. II. Young, Ellicott city, Md. &.
II, Young, Randallstown. Md. crowd
enSvl!le. Md. J. II. Jackson
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Joseph = Giles of Vance. Va. has
been appointed sheriff of Pittsylvania
county. Va, to serve the uneNpired
term made vacant by the death OF
Sheriff Harvey.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
OPPOSED TO CHANGE
IN DISTRICT SYSTEM
Citizens Association Protests
Against Prouty Amendment
to George Bill.
Advocates Continuance of Half-and-
Half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Comment on Stars Position.

Resolutions protesting against any
change in the half-and- half system of
financing the District and against the
Prouty amendment to the George bill,
which would change the valuation sys-
tenn and double the taxes in the Dis
trict. were adopted by the North Wash
ington Citizens Association last night.
Favorable comment was made upon
the series of articles written by Theo-
dore W. Noyes on the system of taxa
ton and government in the District
which are appearing in The Star. The
meeting was held in the Parish Hall.
Church of the Advent. I'd and U streets
northwest, with II. F. Worley presid-
ing.
Action was taken favorins the in
PRODUCTION of bills in Congress to reg
ulate the sale of cigarettes in the Dis
| trict and to secure segregation OF
homes An effort has been started to
secure band concerts in Mcmillan Park.
TO get better street watering and street
oiling service in that territory and for
better street Surfacing.
Discuss District Interests.
D. s. Hoover introduced the resolu-
| zion which put the association on rec
ord as opposed to any change In the
present half-and- half system of paying
the expenses Of the District
| ". u. Mackenzie stated his opinion
| that "thc committee of one hundred docs
not represent the best interests of the
| citizens of the capital. They practt-
cally say to Congress II you will con
! tnue 10 pay one-half of the expenses OF
! this city. we are willing to be olsen
! francbised They are to all intents
I and purposes selling out the citizens of
4 the District as regards the right of suf-
4 frage."
/ G. A. Ford urged that the first duty OF
4 the citizens was to protect themselves
against any increase i'll taxation that
! would further lessen the earning power
Evening star., 1914-05-05
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
BY A. M. {. CONFERENCE
List of Appointments Includes Those
10 Washington Churches.
Final Session.

BALTIMORE. May with the an
nouncement Of the appointments for the
tnsuins wear hy Bishop l.. ]. Coppin, the
iinety-sevcuth annual session of the Bal
tmore conference of the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church came to an end
last night at st Johns Church. The
next session will he held at Waters
church, this city.
John r. Hawkins. financial secretary
Of the denomination. delivered an ad-
dress yesterday, outlining the upward
strides of the African Methodist Church
since It's organization in 1876 The con
ference appropriated Sl,o6o for Kittre1!
college. and gave nearly 500 for the
support Of superannuated ministers.
widows and orphans.
Pulpit Changes.
As has been forecasted Rev. J., {.
curtis was not sent back to Trinity
church. He was stationed at Cumber-
and Md Rev $. NJ. Johnson was sue
reeded as presiding elder of the Hagers-
town district by Rev. j. w. Norris, and
the former stationed at Trinity church.
thi. city Rev. &. W MorSeil was ap-
iointed presiding elder OF the Potomac
district. TO succeed Rev. G. II. Stepteau,
who goes To metropolitan Church, Wash
Ington. IN place of Rev. ]. y. Ross. who
aomes to Ebenezer Church, this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

tb0e odurfi0n fhey aln exposed
hy their irnoranre and inability 1
earn "a living and subjected t0 %
course of training hirh would ml-
tI.aie their beIfcr Impulses enirhf
On their m.uds md give 4kiil 20 their
hall many of them al leas can be-
saved from an unspeakahlc fate t0
which others they are doomed
Such e PROJECT as this must coma
uaud ihr upport Of eyer5 man to
give. 10 moment reflection and Do
command support Nifh au mper
ufrre. hat void 900 Che objection
which tHc extraordinary conditions o-
Tho tmc might allow 900 'br case u.
'ai lr worthy than tHi ono
Dallas Ncrf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
uON'S rms

Tho Texas Wonder cures Kidney
tud bladder troubles. dissolves gray.
81. cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all irregu-
laritlcs of the Kidneys and bladder IN
both men ana women. Regulates
bladder troubles IN children. n not
sold by your druggist. will be sent
by mail on receipt OF 800. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails TO perfect "a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. Dr. r. w..
Hail. 1926 Oliye 81, 81. Louis. Mo.
(Adv.D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
75c AL WOOL SERGES 45c Yd

We have the best al wool Nmo,kcag brand
'"rRc, also crepe and mtngs m al the
leading shades Of rhc season and they Will
make dainty one piece dresses and the
price is only .............. i5c Yard
$50 TUSSAH CARINA CSC Yard
The popular cloth which IS spot proof and
dust proof made only ~ inches wide. IN
black Copenhagen blue plum. Mic green
'hr best wearing material made. and the
pu.c ihis week is . CSC Yard
35c ROBE LAND FLEECE pc Yard
The best cloth that .s made 20 mako Bath
Robe. We have new assortment ol pat.
TERMS r mostly al dark shadcs good heavy
weight so mike yow Hubby % Bath Robe
ioi Christmas BE Yard
lss BLACK SATEEN &c YARD
We savc five piece. loo 90 oi Black Natccu.
winch Is now the tune oi the year 10 make
hIoomcrs loJ your children and while these
five pieces last D. viii cost YOU only &c Yd
$3.50 BED SPREADS Sl.79
lht, is o. special value the best bed spreads
Chat you have ever seen "a the price. they
,rr as good a.. genuine Nlr,ciIIcs We have
them with srallopcd edges ol inngcd with
.st com-rs the puce ....... Sl.79
20 AND Sc CURTAIN SCRIMS Toe YD.
u you need curtain srrims for those win
anvs % ,y.ll pay you 90 buy them TN. week
ls you get better values than We have offer
od for sometime They arc all ncw pot
terms and th, purr Toe Yard
$50 LINEN SHEETINC CSC YARD
Al. rr1 ~h~rurr an extra good grade
.tr u.rd l1r Pillow Cases Sheet, 90
.. embroidered the thread in this shccunr
. 3D. H-s. thlf can be- had. and u Is 90
inches arr. .he rror IS only csc Yard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
IOe AMoSKEAG APRON GINGHAMS
s LIE YARD

J on know tha, Amoskeag Apron Bingham
viii not fade. and outwear any other kind,
small aud medium checks black and white.
and blue and white, makes the best witchcn
aprons and childrens aprons at per yard
Only .......... ......... 6 LIE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
35e MEMS NECKWEAR lsc

VIC have Just received new Inc OF neck
wear. all silk fourth hand. they have been
bough, to sell at s. cents. but we wan, to
give you very special. therefore VIC will
sell them at the low price OF ......... l9c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
l2l.2e OUTING FLANNELs &c Yd.

The very best grade Of outing flannels.
which are sold all the tins at , lie yard
in light or dark colors. stripes. checks OF
solid colors. fine and soft finish. and the
puce IS only ................. &c Yard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
35r IRISH POPLINS 23c YARD

W. have The best Pophns and Crcpcs that
arc made Ton The money, and they always
lrt'H a. 81 cents per yard SO that you get
% know the value OF them We are giving
YOU your choice ol any color at 23c Yard
TABLE CLOTHS
s., Liable Cloth, - inches WIDE at the
low price OF ............. 2dc Yd
Use Table Cloth y inches wide. At thu
low price OF ............. f9c Yd
800 all Linen Table Cloth. % inches
wide. but good value .......... &c Yd
81. % best quality Table Linen. u inches
wide - ............... CSC Yd
$500 MEMS HATS $l.95
These hats arc the very latest models that
oIc worn. and every ono OF the very ates,
color We have your size. and we have
hui q limited quantity The price thu, week
o. only ....... ............... Sl.95
TURKISH TOWELS csc DOZ.
Turkish Towels with hemmed cdsc th,-
s the lrst time that a towel with hcmmcu
.jrc has ever brcn sold at this price. anj
.r hove quite lew on hand. so mat Won
vtII not get disappointed at only 9Sc Dor.
pc ARMoR PLATE HOSE Isc Pr.
w have discontinued handlnc the Inc OF
hose ior ladies and We arc going to sell
you whatever We have in stock IN the p
cent Inc at this low price OF . l9e Pair
Sl.5O AND SI.OO CoRSETS CSC
American Lady Corscls also all the other
mtkrs oi Corsets which We A., selling At
81 50 and sl.2j we are going 10 sell you
al low pncc So that YOU wlll Try them
W. guarantee every one, and the price is
only .......... ............ 95c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
FLANNELETTE. KIMoNAS

We have the greatest Inc of Outing aud
lannclc,lc klmonas that VIC have ever had,
and We happened to find a firm who made
us special concessions Ia get our business.
reason Of these low prices d9c TO S2.18
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
THE LIMIT CAFE

For iirsf clgr ..Hia a.d uuehe
4 trial will co. vince Won
how 10 Olive Qulnlne 30 Children.
rrnRfftNr is the tfsdr mark r,re giy-n o. a.
improved puinius ttsa Bsteless sfup. pleas
nn' o. take and d0fg nnf disturb the stomach
ildrrn takr b and newer know % D. Quiuinr.
Also especially Hdafted 90 adults who cannot
tIkr ordinary QuiniHe. DOES noe nautfIic me-
cause Nervousness nor fingiHg in ne heed TfY
10 tr- a 'imc ynu need Ou.ninc for any puT.
pose Atf i0f q ounce Original p1rkar-. The
name iEnRil.iHE s blown ga bottle. IS cents