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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-11

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-11

The winter schedule of the At.
lantic Coast Line is now IN effect. It
is as follows:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06
For sale-Houses
DWIGHT b. HEARD
IN V L S T NJ L n T S

No. Close in bungalow
home. new and modern. 2
baths, 2 screen. rooms, hard-
wood floors. part of house rents
at $35 per month. price s3S00.
Furnished and will accept lot
north of city as part payment.
No. Meat little five room
home well located, best thing in
town at $2700. Very easy
terms and monthly payments,
owner must sell.
No. 3-New modern 5 room
home, never occupied, near car
line built to sell at $3.100. Own
err will take $4,000, one half in
cash, balance monthly.
No. Large close in rental
house for sale, furnished $500
cash and $500 each year on
principal, I per cent interest
on payments. Pays IA per cent
interest in rent. Buyer can live
in part and rent balance. Price
away below surrounding prop
crty. Price $4,000.
The above bargains are for
immediate sale. the owners
sacrificing for quick disposal.
DWIGHT b. HEARD
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

WANT ADVERTISING
One Cent a World
Auctions

GETSINGER WANTS YOUR AUG
TION SALES. SEE HIM FOR DATES
At 16 EAST ADAMS ST BIS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06
NJ. H. SHELTON
Us w. Washington.

FOR SALE-OpposIte Osborn school
on Central Ave, east front, lot 56 foot
frontage, $50 feet deep, 100000; one
lot on Osborn Road near Central Ave,
south front, rs TT. by 226 feet deep,
$4,000; five acre tract, AZ miles north
of city on Seventh St. 100000; two
acre tract, corner, 100000; two acre
tract, not corner. $4,000. For full in
formation see "Owner" at Lamson
Business College. % w. Washington st.
If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

ROOMS AND BOARD furnished
healthseekers C. to Is weekly Pro-
prietors communicate accommodation
and references with DR.. Woodall,
O'Neill Bldg, LIST Ave, and Adams, to
II. Phones $3.50 1874. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

SEE MARDIS for Navajo Indian
blankets, open today. large stock of
curios. 1876 West Adams. tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06
HOME SWEET HOME

BEAUTIFUL HOME in high class
residence district, one block off Cen
trail Ave, one block from car line. Five
large rooms and bath. two large
screened porches and spacious open
porches. Every modern convenience
including Day & Night Solar Heater,
70x165 foot lot. Owner will sell direct
for $500, $500 down. balance easy
terms. Call 210 Noll Bldg. If
FOR SALE-Small rooming house
at a bargain; completely furnished;
new; best location in city. GIT North
Center st I'm
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

EXCEPTIONALLY well furnished
room, with or without board. for rent;
reasonabe; also garage. 341 West
Adams. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06
For Sale-Real Estate
PHOENIX SPIRIT BEATS THE
WORLD

PHOENIX SPIRIT BEATS THE
WORLD
For Sale, Watch Phoenix Grow.
Phoenix people have learned to do
all things we'll Valley bank depositors
think so much of the good reliable VAL
ley bank that they would not even buy
gilt edge property when the land was
cut to half the value. Here is bar
gain, so acres of fine orange land, 1000
peach trees viii bear this coming sum
mer, s fine cows, 6 fine horses, some
calves, turkeys and chickens, $4,000
house, barn, garage, all farm impli-
ments. owner paid $4,000 will take
$4,000 for the whole cheese. will take
some in trade, Arizona. Washington or
California.
40 acres fine stand alfalfa, IL cows,
horses, $50 chickens, all farm impli-
ments, Groom house, wind mill, all for
S11 500 $500 cash, balance to suit.
10 acres. 4-room house, 10 ton hay in
stack, fine stand of alfalfa, 80 chicks,
all farm implements, $50 fruit trees.
fine vineyard of mixed grapes, $500.
$1,000 cash, balance in years.
S525 buys ] acre lot at Acre City, $25
cash, SIG per month. House for sale
like rent
open Sunday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

CALIFORNIA property for Phoe-
nix-Want clear residence or business
to $4,000 for Los Angeles bungalow
10 acres fruit land and five lots, San
Diego; value, $1,000: mortgage, $1,000
Mr.. Strain, ITO Magnolia ave, Los
Angeles 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

SPECIAL Low PRICE on all fruits
and vegetables. Nuts and all holiday
goods. Phoenix Fruit and Produce Co.
1l9 West Jefferson. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY. DEC. s

AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, DEC. 8
miles west of Grand Ave. on the
Maricopa road and IA miles north, or
10 miles northwest of Phoenix. Com
mencing at 1920 sharp. Having sold
my ranch, l will sell at auction the
following stock:
so head of stock; 20 Al dairy cows,
fresh and coming fresh; 25 2-year old
Holstein heifers, coming fresh: 10
calves, yearling heifers, yearling
steers. 1 Holstein bull, pair work
horses.
Free Lunch at Noon.
Terms: All sums of 800 and under,
cash; over that amount credit of six
months, purchaser giving a bankable
note bearing 10 per cent interest from
date; per cent discount for cash.
w. 7. CAMPBELL and j. BANSER
owners
C. 0. McMURTRY, Auctioneer If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

FOR SALE CHEAP-House 12x12.
good condition, to be moved; also Ma
jestic steel range. 500 North St
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

WON HOTEL-New and modern,
pleasant location, take Kenilworth car
Cor. Mckinley and 9th Ave Phone
17O5. 12-dp
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06
For Sale-Miscellaneous.

"A GOOD GIFT, Arizona oranges sor
grape fruit, packed in special Xmas
boxes, of four different sizes. For
quotations address
PHOENIX FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO,
119 West jefferson Dig
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

FOR SALE-A 7-room new, strictly
modern house, close in town; will
rent. Apply to owner. 507 N. Sd st.
Phone 1866. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

HOMESTEAD entry for sale or
trade; fine soil. water to- IS feet
Inquire SAT n. Seventh ave. bd
IF YOU HAVE HOUSE AND LOT.
land, team, auto or other property to-
swap for property or, a business enter
prise, comparatively without money or
price, call while the wisdom of pros
perity taps at your door, and investi-
gate at 401 w. Washington ST., corner
room. entrance from sidewalk or. adj
dress No. 5619 Republican. 1t
FOR TRADE-The controlling inter-
est in an incorporated live general
store; capital $4,000. all paid up cash
100000 a year, price $4,000, want city
or country property; reason, health.
Address G. c. Wilcox, Attiea, Kansas.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-06

BRING YOUR CONTRACTOR, will
sell for $500 less than can be built,
beautiful fiveroom and screen room,
succeed brick. modern, ALI buiH-in
features, hardwood floors, shade, good
barn for horse or machine, lot 75x140,
built by owner last March. $2400, terms,
leaving town. Apply 213S w, Adams, k
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

tnnoe GhmarS auf NeiB in Der .Spltspplt~
selebrise Sdiiler 9efunoen bat, Die iih
baourh uno oieleidt nur nod NIT 0llfe
eiles Geitfaoens ilber oie1e &lfienitaft. mie
!. y. unfere sN%aturupolt" |, gu nabeSu
@rperten BARN herangebiloet baben, oies
babe ib burb bunoerte uno tauienoe BON
er1taunliden SeiIberihten in oielen
Spalten lGE9it tetpie len.
Sieleidlt erltcben i'm QuuIe fcinmenoer
9eiten Mobltbdter Der Ntenidlbeit Die nit
reiden Mitteln aub Der Naturhei.tunoe Die
Eabn ebnen uno liz Dem Solte 3uadu9ig
MAIDEN, dhnlid mie Del StInoaro' Oeltoni9
nit Millpnen fem % 0 defeller' & II lti>
tut arlinoete, baS aber leiosr nur Der
O. tmeoisin unb ibren ra9uen @rperi'
menten 9eipiomet 1T, uer9llhen nit melden
ole Ndturbeiltunoe etne eratte sSiIiens
idaft g%enannt meroen fam, dber mir olirfz
ten CO nift inebr erlehen!
SIN llebrigen fomme ib Gnoe n1hlten
Mpnats, y pr / I, nit benz %nationaleu HreBs
perein au elmer oreita9i9en Gonpentipn nab
0oulton, uno banah tperoen mir ale
qrDeeren Stdote oon 9eras beiuhen. 9as
9enaue Heiiepro9ralnm lit nod nldt teit9e'
ItelIt, opd meroe i'd IN elner Der n1hlten
Nunlmern Ndberes barber mittbeilen tens
men. Menu es mir irgenopie m0gllf III 10
iperoe i'd bel oieier @elegenbett an oer(6le~
eenen Srten in 5eras &orleiunaen arran9is
rem. uno ib freue mid lebt Ihon odrduf.
babel nit Dielen mlelner Nfier perlonllh be-
fonHt 6u Der0en, ihnen ms Nuge gu blifen
uno einen pnrmen 0di0eorut NIT ibnen
iped3iel' 5u tpuner!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

entbebren molten. Sd modte ben Srn.
Selunobettsrath UNI gtpas bitten, ndmlth
Der Seuh b Ii NE herridt bier herum
nno mir BADEN I 6lnoer, bod es bat es
nod tfines sebaht. 8enn tie ibn betom.
men louten, mas lit oa gut oaaegen?
gsouen sic bite ettpas barber ihreiber.
SIN Sorous pielmal SAINT
ueber Seubhuiten babe i'd lhon uiel 9e'
ldrieben, uno tpenn Der CUTE Sr. g8., ME
er es tbuH lolte. ben o@plfsratb" aufbe.
mabrte 10 tonHte er Tugs BARN nadIdiaeen
hno nd l%ntormiren. uno oleie Nnfrage mare
lbn eripurt sebIieben.
Seuhbuite n If, mie i'd furs mieoers
bplen MIL, elm oft elibem d. portom'
member Gatnrrb in Der 9uftrpben uno
Der Defenders I'M Nriitiabr uno Serbit elm.
tritt; Sinoer bis 81 Il Sabren limb ibm an
meiiten aus9eiest.
l1rluteu, uno ba oiele llriateu aft
9emein uorfommen 10 erttdrt lid ihon
oarnus Der eptbemihe Character bic
Ter 3eufelei. - Iino d. ii d ung
Der &inoer, unpaiienbe @rndbrung. mie
4. 9. Die peroerblihe %llniiite baB &inoer
BON Helm auf nidt nur am ielb,a Glide nit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

Ten Z n d ie zen FSeH ipnoeru SeUiu
oteielbe & o i betommeu. ierner uuo
nor Nnem unQeuuGenoe &uttuHg
I'M RtnofrSlHtmer. uno Damn ohenoren nod
bic Tolleu Der permlieoeltem 2 hmuSs
impfung. go ale olcie SeoiH9ungeu
ppthanoeH iHo, BE- iii Damn Die AN
iteduua 10 lelht mi ungeIdhr has Grplps
olren pom z hteBpuIoer mIttellt etnes
Tenerfunfens. Sei meoHiuiih,r BE.
hauoGung ,piro oleis arantheit, ME nlaenIein
betannt, oft grenSenios IN Die Sdn9e aes
Soaen, uno enoet pteGlah io9dr NIT benz
Eooe.
6eudbhulteu tpiro nit Seittmmtheit aennu
ebenio perhltet ipie ale auoern Rrdnts
heiten, barnnter Gud) Die y Iattern, uno
oarnber babe id porlteheno an Srn. Z.
Snfer in 9unfap. Teras a~usiuhr=
ilh geitrieben.
Nas ole 9 ehanbIun9 betriiit, 10 fam
bel rehtseitiger Nnuenoung Der Yaturheil-
meiie Der 4euhhulien IN hohlteus etn his
amei Wofeu sur 0eilung 9ebraht weroen.
Np inoeiien oas llebel berelts e iugewurs
3ett uno hrontlt aeworoen. poer no
meoiSini1de 8ebanolun9 uprber9e9cu.
gen III. Tam Der Setlunasprp5eB aud meb=
rere Woden, II Hanger ais eInen Yfon1t
mdbreu.
9ie genauen 9 y m y 0 ne gu beItrei'
ben, nit pelten Der &tubhulteu elnher'
9eht, Tam ih mir iuobl eriparen, oenn mo
er eintebrt ba fennt man oieieIben nur
alISu gut. Die NaturbeilweiIe hat per
ihieoene neutrality-suspicious. oa9egen. le'
bod obne peientlthe unterihteoe. 3as
@rlte 1T peinllde. 9rnnollhe GENT
Iation Der &ranfenItube, am belten lpllte
bielelbe suerlt gut a usgei d e II mer.
ben. unb oann mltiien bic sSenlter Z a uno
Naht oben uno nnten etpas oren
bleiben, le nab Der @itterun9, uno bel
feinem g8etter oiirfen lie q rs suAeben.
Sic bette Stat aber ltrena NJ 1910 per'
abreitt, limb Mehls ooer 3 bituppen,
friIbcs Sbit. Mtilt, @emiiie, fem 6Ieli d.
feline & leiihbrlipe. feline EeiSmtts
tel pber gar MIcohoIica. Seoeu Gag elm
@las red. mnrmes 9Sailer ~trlnten, unn
Smilhen ben MtablSelten offers etneu Shlud
mdBia tnltcs irlihts 0alier. @iue CUTE
Mailerbebanolung lit fir trail
tiee ainoer td9l,dl 3 10 E i Ntal elm @ d :
IeGppIlbao, fir idrpdd)ere nur eln
Ipldes, oas marine Dab pom . N3inuten
9auer, uno gum ShluB oas ia lite uur
1-2 Setunoen lang. Our Maht ben ripas
niiden Mantei", alio elm in oleiem
Sale in n a e nj 8aiier gut a~ussewunoes
mes 2einenben nj B uno barber etn mar.
mes 10 pllenes uno 10 in ) Sett uno gut
5u9eoedt, un0 pam 6mst Stunoeh ooer,
tpenn D M Ydtlenten an9enebm, aud Die
gauge 9tadlt lieger belalieno. Nui oleie Grt
fdbrt man fort bis Der 3uitano lif belicrt;
alsoann 9enii9t es uenn oieie NuWenpuns
gen w0hentIid) 81 NfaI pol5oaen meroen.
Nn Steue oes gipIniihen Manteis" tonncn
aud ab uno gu @etBwaiier. IS OF
prelien auf Brult uno Wa9eu, 1915
berieIben Slpei MaI I'M 3age uno ale )
Mtlnuten erneuert beib auiSeIegt, oermenoet
weroen. 3is leete Gompreiie fam oann
nod un9efGbr enc Siunoe lang lIegen
blelben.
Sod aud cine pindiide Seite Der
@eudbbulteu 8ebanoluag bari 9ani cntibte-
ben nlht auBer Adt 9elaI' n luerotn. 99
tommt oarauf an, oaB ole tlelnen Xltlenten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

meme 4uaen YhpiifuItur l%ciitet. Nber lest
babe lih elm b%artn1di9cS llebel, ndmlid
6 onltipdtion etugeltellt, 9e9en iuelhe
ale Iciue 8emiibuneen uergeblit ieieu. @r
metB feline anoere @rtldrun9 bafir ais oaB
err bis lebten Nopember tdglIf BON 1T
@las Bier su trinten pile9te uno ieither gar
teins mebr aenieBt, neil bic @ele9eubelt
oasu nab ben neueu @eieBen ntht mehr
9iinltia. MIR nod Elm Saloon I'M 3orie uno
Der melt wea lit.
Sm menihllhen &orper 9eben tort uao
fort 8erdnoerungen Dor, uno oa sets
gen lid Su 3eiten Soio lpntraiteu,
@riheinuu9en, Die man lth nlht ertlaren
fam, uno oann auf einmal gtbt iih cine
ebenlo unerfllrlide Seiierung gang BON
ielber tuno. Der ueber9ang Su elmer aaui
altobolfreten 3tGt ipleIt bier pbne
2ueiIel cine Eolle. uno &c bat itb eIne Nrt
&riiiS ein9eltellt. 3erielbtn 81 ot9egntn,
oeht 8rpbiren iber Stuoircn. or.
Steinfe iol meiue 9idt'@orihriiten nod
mails hurhItuoiren uno iclen pb er nldt
Sehler bc9an9en hat. @r lol ale He'Snut
tel meioen, oenn 4. .. Sdlii9es, @efuttrStes,
Saures b inbet, ipQbreno IS m lleber+
q i a~enofien abfIhrt. @r ioli leben
gRoraen uno Nbeno Dor benz Siieu l bis 2
Sronaen eiien uHo iiberhaupt betnl Z b il
aenu e anoere s 0 m btuatipneu prps
biren. @aiier fol er Bpiihen ben Itabt-
ieiten relhlth %trinten, ober INNER muir
Qans weuis ouf Elm 9Rai. nur EN- paar
Shlud. aneipp oeroronete bftanntlld
oeaen Mageubeihueroen uno Stubltrd9heIt
friihcs 8aiitr IoifeImetie, morllber
Giele Ia h bis lies probtrtei, nuo
ounn ludten tie II d. mchr. &r. Steinte
loq aLb oas Surnen IN Der Hi1enla4e nab
meIuem &e9ime 6 nldt uergcneH. uno
offers Ma9en uno llnterleib tllhtI9 Hta :
iiren uno nit Den iluben Sduoen uno
Den 6auIten betlatidcn uno oeham :
mern. Nles Dies uno mas or bis leBt tbut
ipiro i'm obne 3peiiel sum 3tcIe ilItren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

9n Ren9fen por semi 81 e u6 Stuff Ell CWhoopng Coughs 2Sie3otfe oronaare
GeufGet Su per Bit ten, uno mic Ge Su 6ebouocfn no 5u
Betrcu 1T. Die pin 6i fbc ente ser 2ebonorr19
Sorf ri6t u6cre6er rperoe1t!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

g%rreauua DE 0aitigF,it oar 0uit'uauidat
iofgrt iiei3crt, @3an iou oeshdlo oen Gram
len moglIbit lottren uuo por aA,u GIN
ar ME mt anoertn an @eUhbalten Or
~trantten Suienmentgiuqeu. o0 ionlt Die
aranteH iih eegenieltla ~ ouiteuauiaien
aeraoesu reiSen. @udl bari ods 4ileses
perional ~teinerIeI qltitdtctt Selgen
poer aar Den &ranteu auI ictae @ranthelt
auimertiam MAIDEN, pieIutthr RUB man
allies tbun I'M ielne Aufmerfiahtett tdpon
absulenten. Cine oerartlse @pmbtnot,onss
8ehanoluug wirb eriiaunllhe &eiuItatc sei'
tiaen, uno uur eaus %ielieue sale UNI BET
pelfen anoere Romente ms Spiel toms
men. tonnen oerieibeu LANCE Sidno salEen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

TT Tohu &eis.
haar in Y. Sli..
ihrelbt mir:
~. 3u.. oen 26.
SEER 1914.
SeiIieaeuo mt
ben SIe ben 8es
trog iiir Elm petes
res Sabr Der
.%oItsppit". Dit
MIR idun 10 Iauae
baben als tie alt III.
uno lie nud ME
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13
Gin fyaa BON hartnadiaer Sonftipa:
tipn; Die Ordination nno Il bic
Muacm.H bpiifultnr iiHo prcbat.

'rr y. u. Stetnte
in y. .Gbio. idrelbi
in hptllhii lobenoeu
Wprten non ietnen
9uten @ripl9en nit
ineiner brleflIdlenG Or
hiuation 9e9en ieis
men Ma9eutrubel
uno BON ben gang
herrliden 2ieniteu,
welde aud ibni
The Washington times., 1914-03-08

their children should have the same
gymnasium training in the grades that
the comparatively small percentage who
went to high schools received, and OBJ
tanned permission for the use Of the
gymnasium at the new normal school
for afternoon classes.
In this work. Mrs. Ransome stated.
the league had received hearty cooper
alton from DR.. Rooecca Stoneroad, phy-
sical director of the schools, and the
organization has betrayed the expense
Of gymnasium teachers for two after
moons q week to give the younger pupils
physical training not now provided In
the grade schools.
The leagues wish, as expressed by its
president, is not to embarrass. in any
way the new superintendent and his as
sistant, but to work with them in every
way to obtain the improvements, many
of which they have indorsed.
I'VE have faith in Superintendent
Thurston and in Mr.. Kramer she said.
In many ways their hands are tied,
and to other matters they have not yet
had time to give attention. The league
does not believe in agitation SO much
as in work. based upon a thorough
knowledge of facts. That knowledge We
try to get before We go ahead.
The Washington times., 1914-03-08
HOW TO CURE
RHEUMATISM
A Home Treatment Made Up of the
Most Simple Remedies.
Relieves Most Cases In IS Hours.

Relieves Most Cases In IS Hours.
Some Of the most serious diseases are
being cured nowadays by the most SIM
PIE everyday articles used in the house
hold, and the use of which a few Years
ago would have been ridiculed. Poisons
are growing into disuse as being worse
than the disease which they aim to
cure.
Most people now know that cream Of
tartar Is a preventive Of smallpox or
that hemorrhage can be stopped with
salt. SO rheumatism, lumbago, gout,
sciatica, pain in the back, have been
cured. in the real meaning of the word.
by a little stillingia, iodde of potassium.
poke root, and guaiac resin. These
remedies any one, even a young child.
with perfect safety, and the results
have been found to be astonishing. 1t
has been proven that this combination
makes up the best rheumatism remedy
in existence, and an absolute killer OF
uric acid in the blood.
The four simple remedies mentioned
above, together with other simple in
easily assimilated into the blood, are
put I'D in the most effective. pleasing
and tempting form (tablet form), and
are called ''Smith's Potassium Com
pound" II you suffer from any form
Of uric acid in the b ood. and have rheu-
matism. gout. lumbago. sciatica, this Is
the way to drive it out of your system
in quick time. 1t Is guaranteed to be
free from morphine or other narcotics
and your money will be refunded II a
dollar bottle falls to relieve you In ~
hours.
Store and Peoples Drug Store.-AoVL
The Washington times., 1914-03-08
VICE PRESIDENT To
ADDRESS Y. ". c. A.
Several Officers of State Will
Attend Big Gathering at
BeIasco Today.

With the demand for tickets exceed
ing the capacity of the house, the rally
al the Belasco Theater this afternoon
gives promise of being the most largely
attended service ever conducted in this
city under the auspices of the Young
Women's Christian Association.
On the state will be seated many
prominent Government officials and
business and professional men of Wash
incton, and the boxes will be occupied
b. leaders in the social and philan-
thrcpic life of the National Capital.
Mrs William Hamilton Bayly, presi-
dent of the association, will call the
meeting to order and present Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels, who will preside.
Vice President Marshall will be the
principal speaker.
Bishop Harding will pronounce the
invocation. The Rev. ]. T. Huddle,
pastor of st. Paul's Lutheran Church,
ard the Rev. Samuel H. Greene. pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church, will conduct
q prayer service.
Under the leadership Of Mrs. A. NJ
Blair, the Y. w. C. A. Choral Club will
provide musical program which will
and "Open Mine Eyes" The Rev. w.
X. Wedderspoon, of Foundry Methodist
Church. will pronounce the benediction.
Among those who will occupy boxes
will be Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Daniels.
Mrs. Redfeld, Mrs. Burleson. Mrs. John
w. Foster. Mrs. Joseph W. Folk, and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe.
On the platform will be James H.
Taylor. Fl. B. F. Macfarland, Arthur F.
Fox. John S. Scully. George OTIS Smith,
Cuno II. Rudolph. William F. GUIDE,
CONGRESSMAN Robert N. Page. Of North
Carolina: CONGRESSMAN II. H. Seldom
ridge. of Colorado: Justice Josiah A.
Van Orsdel. and John w. Foster.
The Washington times., 1914-03-08
Truths By Women
Who Know
A New Series to Be Published by
The WASHINGTON Times

" OMORROWS publication of The Times will carry the
first article of the series, Truths BY Wome, Who
Know" series which promises to be one of the
most interesting published for the numbers of it will
be written by and not about the
The first article will deal with the necessity for the
eghthour lawn the District applied to women and has
been strongly written by Miss Constance Leupp, of the Con-
sumers League energetic young who is thor
ougy in touch with the situation have array of
facts at her Gngerps and understanding of conditions
second to
Arrangements have not yet been completed for the
entire SERIES the time of appearance of the concluding
article be forecast there fifty manuscripts
now hand and there promises be as many more,
the interesting and instructive series will for weeks and
months
Under the circumstances, it will pay those and
who of the thinkers who take notice of their
civic duties and interested real of what the world
of is doing subscribe to The Times, at least for
for the period of publication of the seres that they may
not miss a single number.
Watch for the article in Mondays Times.
The Washington times., 1914-03-08
Boost Bill to Provide
Sanitary Tenements

In Senate and House strong pressure
is put forth to insure early considera-
ton of the Borland bill for construc-
ton Of sanitary dwellings at low rent
al for unskllled wage-earners in the
District.
The bill has been introduced Ivy Con-
gressman Borland and By Senator
Fomerene. 1t Is in the District Com
mittee at each end OF the Capitol.
Civic workers generally are eager to
have the bill pass. 1t Is aimed at the
abolition of alley and slum life In
Washington. and has for its purpose
The Washington times., 1914-03-08

Elm Lumber Company. at Fourteert1
and Water streets southwest.
Sam Williams. Of los X street south.
west. Is charged with receiving stoles,
property. All are colored- Six thou.
sand feet of lumber has been recov.
cred by the police from sheds. alleys
and courts In the southwest.
IL is alleged that Dozier and Rick,
backed up a wagon to the lumber yarc
and carried the lumber OF. II Is
storage yard. and none Of the EN-.
ployes Of the company is about, usually
The Washington times., 1914-03-08
Three Are Indicted on
Charges of Shanghaiing

SEATTLE, March s.-Capt. Henry
Bune, formerly master Of the American
bark Guy c. Goss, now in command of
the csnnery ship st. Paul: H. III. Field.
a sailor, and J. T. K'kutake. labor
AGENT. have been indicted on a charge
OF shanghaiing Julian E. Bryant, John
Mullen, John Middleton, and James
Grady. They were released on $1,000
bail each
The Washington times., 1914-03-08
Three Are Under Arrest
For Lumber Yard Theft

Clarence Dozier. of 3B Second street
northwest, and George R.cks. of Third
and G streets southwest, are under ar
rest at the harbor precinct. charged
with grand larceny In connection with
ginia pine lumber from the yard OF the