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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07
l. MAY
HAVE A CANDIDATE

Florence, February 6.-(Special)-Sincc
Judge Richardson has declined to become
candidate for Congress in the Eighth
congressional district, several gentlemen
have been solicited to make the race from
Lauderdale. Attorney George p. Jones
declines to become a candidate as his in
terests are all centered in another di-
Iectlon. Attorney Paul Hodges is silent
on the subjeCl, while M. w. Camper
would be a strong man to pit against
any competito:.
There has been ginned 22,055 bales of
cotton in Lauderdale this year. This is
registered as the largest crop ever made
in this county, with one exception.
Superintendent .. O. Warren has re-
ceived tho list of teachers who received
certificates from the last examination.
Fifty-four of the 80 applicants passed.
Miss Josephine Miner received a life
glade certificate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07

same entrance to their several cars for
both white and colCred department be-
fore reaching the white department or
vice versa. Believing it to be for the best
interest of our public safety, comfort
and welfare we most earnestly ask our
city commissioners that such action be
taken as may be necessary to prevent
such system being placed in operation by
not only companies now operating, but
companies hereafter operating.
I'VE do not object to the pay as you
enter system where cars are provided
with separate entrances for white and
colored passenEers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07
VIM. G.. BREASTED NAMED
NAVY SURGEON GENERAL
Naval Medical Inspector Selected to Succeed Charles Stokes
BY Secretary Danies-Issues Statement Praising
Administration of Stokes

Washington, February 6.-Secretary
Daniels today selected William G.
Braisted, navy medical inspector. to be
surgeon general of the navy, relieving
Charles f. Stokes. whose term OF four
years expired today.
Surgeon General Stokes is relieved OF
his detail under Secretary Daniels pol
Icy of making such appointments for one
term Of four years only to insure varia-
ton in service.
The secretary issued statement prais-
ing the administration of Surgeon GEN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07

eral Stokes. and declaring that never be-
fore has the standing and reputation of
the medical corps of the navy been SO
high.
Director Braisted. who now is fleet sur
geon of the Atlantic fleet. was born in
Ohio and appointed TO the navy from
Michigan. He attained a reputation for
scientific knowledge and observation IN
the Russo-Japanese war, when he made
a report on the operations of the forces
In the field in Manchuria. He has been
president of the Military Surgeons Medi-
ca. association.
President Wilson probably will send the
nomination of the new surgeon general
to the Senate tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07
Interpretations

800, ,000--Southern Pickle company,
birmingham. Begins business with $685.
600 paid-up capital Officers, J. w. Will
son. president and treasurer: II. C. DAN
forth, vice president; L. Il. Danforth,
secretary.
$2000-Lyric School of Music, located
In Birmingham. Officers. T.. II. r.
Flood, president; J. w. Moody, vice
president; F. o. Flood. treasurer; Jo-
scph I. Collins, secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07
WALDREP'S SENTENCE
MAY BE COMMITTED

Montgomery, February 6.-(Special)
DR. McDougall, president of the Ala
bama Presbyterian college, and S. C.
Tate of Admission came to the capital
today and asked the governor to com
mute to life Imprisonment the death
sentence imposed upon Alex Raldrep,
wife murderer of Calhoun. Waldrep
would have been hanged today, but the
governor granted him a respite until
midnight on February 10, in order that
he might make a further examination
of the records in the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07
MUNRO-FERGUSON TO
SUCCEED DENMAN

London, February ct is officially an
nounced that the Right Rev. Ronald Craw-
ford Munro-Ferguson, member of Par
liament for Leith will succeed Lord Dem
man as governor general of Australia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-07
CALLAHAN HAS NOT
RETIRED FROM RACE

Decatur, February G. - Especially
There appeared in the daily newspa-
pers today a special from Huntsville
saying that w. w. Callahan of Deca-
tur had not announced for Congress
This Is untrue. Mr. Callahan's an
nouncement for Congress appears in q
local newspaper and a few days ago
Mr.. Callahan himself authorized The
Age Herald correspondent to send out
a special to the daily newspapers say
ing he had announced for Congress.
When seen today and shown the spe-
cial from Huntsville Mr. Callahan said
he was in the race and was at this
time actively engaged in the cam
paign.
The Morgan county law and equity
court will convene next Monday with
Judge Thomas w. Vert presiding. The
juries for the term have all been sum-
moned. There are a number of cases
on the docket set for trial.
over a mile of Moulton street has
been paved by the Southern Asphalt
and Construction company with btu
lithic. This will be one of the finest
streets in New Decatur when COM
pleted Grant street in New Decatur is
also being paved for over a mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20

trains on new branch line donr
stop there.
c. O. oIichriss. csnsrsIia banker.
buys sapesiai Powder Co. Al Coal
creek.
Montana will celebrate sosh an
niversary % territory and sssh an
adversary OF state at noseman
Aug. =.
Jspsness company wiIi develop
SILICA deposit In East selah valley.
near North Yakima.
chshsIIs schools adopt simpll-
fled spelling
Thirty thousand textile workers.
locked out at Forst. Prussia
George Turner. democrat. flee
for u. 4. senatorial race.
chlcsoo's vice dlstrict will be
wiped out ~ result OF shooting Of
policeman.
charies Z. George. alleged bIos-
mist. formerly OF Seattle. sucd for
divorce at san Francisco.
U. o. bird census shows robins 70
bc most numerous.
"tUUfNI 1&ldHfftt1Sf0 w WV
Haven railroad enter suit for NAL
administration.
Cholera breaks out In Southwest
Russia
Wood Stewart. Seattle Episco-
paiian rector. mnrries Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond G. Steinmctx. Charles
ton. w. Va, while returning 70
their home on Elks' train from
Denver.
Two suffrs0ets horsewhIpped
the Schwahishe Zeitung's editor Al
Stuttgart. Germany. for comment
Ing unfayorsbly on equal rights-
pveen Bros, New York srt
dealers, bought Samuel Romney's
portrait OF Mrs. Penelope Acton
from Lord Do Saumares for
1915. 900.
Cuban steamship, cienfueoos
and the Norwegian steamship Rag.
ma wrecked on Cape Breton coast.
No lives lost.
w. e. Noble. desert teamster.
shot at a rattiesnake and discov-
cred a rich silver deposit where
his bullet Clipped granite wall.
at Calico Canyon. Nevada.
Mercury" . turtle owned $5
years by Chas. A. Garfield, disap-
pearcd At Venice. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
hBtSs{llDAfEfWhfRE


Jacob sehasssr and Rev. J. q o.
Powers viii attend peace conference
in Michigan.
Nellie Whitehead sues for par o.
grAndmofher's estate.
Mayer Gil Joins Mysssrievs Order
Of Nuts.
c. o. iseIln. Morgan Belmont and
n. G.. Morgan sail North.
Steamers Admiral Dewey srd
Admiral schiey sail for Seattle a.
soon AZ they can pass through Pan
anna canal
Washington imports increase
S2.s<t.s3f In six months.
n. J. RitchIe. wanted for passlnp
bad checks. viii be exsradited from
Manila.
press club excursion 10 Port An
geies August ..
c. e Alien appointed secretary ~
publican party headquarters
steamship easonIa arrives from
Orient with cargo from wrecked
liner Sambia.
veehs Olympic, built for Frank
nFlAus~ NNtHfH ~ VARVW tott'
with prop~..s turning.
cordova resurns after breaking
record for getting into Kotxebuc
early In season.
Search made here for mother Of
A. Fulton. drowned In Salt Lake.
Jacob eIarsnson breaks leg In
fall from staging.
q. c. Wiiibsnks badly hurt whsn
hit by hoop on railroad crane.
Helen Iooe goes TO Paris TO Get
line on latest styles.
In past "a days. rain fell on only
three days.
Pigeon. entered by n. Thomp-
son. wins race from Chehalis.
Mrs. Mary Roe Booth. 81 years
resident OF this state, dies.
SHORTS
Mrs. Richard Hipbee will enter.
tain Clara Barton Tent. Daughters
OF Veterans. at her home. 40o7 Chill
berg av.. Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
WOMAN'S LEG IS
BROKEN As AUTO
GOES over BANK

Suffering from q broken leg. a
fractured Jaw and nose. and other
severe injuries. Miss Margaret NJ.
Askrcn. N2s. sister Of Attorney
Thomas NJ. Askrcn. AIS Woodland
Park nv. is in tho Minor hospital
today. victim Of au auto fool.
MFR. and Nrs. Askrcn and their
baby. and SIR. and Mira. August Hal
berg and Miss Askren were In the
Halberg car. on the Snoqualmie
Falls road. yesterday. between Red
mond and Fall City.
An autoist behind them blew his
horn insistently. TO be allowed 70
pass.
The Haiberg car turned out on
the narrow roadway. and rolled over
twice. as the unknown driver sped
by without offering assistance.
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ELsEwHEaG

Green timber 10 burning NJ 8iI.
yer lake. near Everett. and IL
spreading rapidly.
Fire esusss $4,000 loss a Win.
lock. Wash.
Gov. Later Will address Fedora.
ton Of Womcn's clubs 1T Raymond
and puyaliup Chaafauaua.
stats prison board in ssssion AZ
Waiia waila will Discuss changes
IN Law 10 give II broader powers
William Hswes. 70. with 20
grandchildren and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hall. 90. grandmother OF IS. wod
At Oakland.
v. .. cruiser Milwaukee returns
from Honolulu with naval militia
BRIG. Gen. Albert Lee Meyer. v.
q. A.. retired. diea In New York.
steamship Msssaehusetss, with
400 aboard. takes fire In New York
bay. Fire out. proceeds on voyage.
-Four members Of parliament de-
sert nstionalists for Ulster side.
Bark King MsIeom strikes rock
off Yarmouth. ". s.. In fog.
Shrinerr and Eiks are asked 10
look for NJ. II. Hare. missing from
Spokane.
c. o. johnson. EiIensburp. rec
cues woman from drowning In
Lake Keecheius nj Elks' picnic.
Executive council A. r. Of L. sp-
proves Seven Sisters" measures.
Prospects Of averting engine
mems strike by mediation are
good.
King George calls meeting Of
leaders to settle Home Rule row.
Esther zisbisn arrested AZ Chi
cago for rocking the boat"
Chsrred bodies Of two men found
In log cabin At Fort Smith. Ark,
believed victims of mine guards.
House naval affairs COMMITTEES
revives question of whether Cook
or Peary discovered North Pole.
Senate Will probe alleged bot
thing OF Southern coal fields by
PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
First NstIonaI Bank Of Auburn,
capital stock $4,000. obtains
charter.
Mary Fowler Van Buren,. direct
descendant of former president.
starves to death In New York.
Daylight target practice by bat.
terics ut Fort worden starts.
First ten months OF operation Of
new tariff Law shows very slight
decrease In foreign commerce.
chelan falls shippers complain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
ON AN AUTO TOUR

An automobile tour OF 1000 miles.
10 last al days. was started today
by is Seattle people. In four ma,
chimes. They started for Portland.
and will visit Northwest scenic
places and Glacier National Park.
returning through Spokane. The
party includes Judge and Mrs.
James T. Ronald and Mr. and Mrs.
". n. Tremper. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Warren Gould and Mr.. and Mrs.
NARROW J. Loveless. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holland II. Denny and Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Virtue. and Mr.. and Mrs.
u. J. G. Dutton. their daughter. Miss
Virginia. and Miss Daigity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
.Stung Again!

q cattle fell hard for the auto meet at the
~ Meadows Sunday. And il rank farce.
Incidentally the promoters got away with fancy lot
81 change.
There hasn't been yet held at the Meadows
which didn't prove bunko game TO those who paid TO
get in
The Star refused publish deliberately gotten up
press agent notices several days before the
Assurance given. however that the meet 10 be
vel conducted when the and several drivers visited
TIE Office and declared with sincerity that conditions
rood for the big o0me and they for blood
II another is attempted the Meadows track under
DE conditions. DON'T CO. II is possible TO put
The in proper shape for real race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20

Gladys mother was entertain.
ing visitors whom suddenly the
door was flung open and In burst
Gladys like the provcfblal whirl
wind.
MY dear child" said the moth.
or. rebukingiy. Il never heard
such . noisc IA you made coming
downstairs. Nov 90 right back
and come downstairs properly
GLADYS retired and a few mo
msnts later re-~nter~d tho room.
did you hear me come down
that time. mammal sh. asked.
"No.- replied the mother. Now.
why can't you always behave like
shatr You came downstairs like
a lady then"
-Yes. mamma" said Gladys.
du,ifuIiy. 4 slid down the banis-
srrs."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
PLAN TO BUILD
HOME FOR AGED

Acting on the win OF the late
Caroline Kline Galland. the Seattle
Trust Co. VIII erect $3.50. 900 homo
for the aged on a fiye-acre tract OF
land on Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
REMEMBER SICK

Rev. DIR. n. ". Gowen. at the
Trinity Parish church, yesterday.
talked on the uses Christian may
make OF sickness. lie emphasized
the need of ministers visiting the
sick TO impart comfort and cheer.
fu.neeg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20

II 10 said that In khartour, Egypt,
man may be fined 81 for every
mosquito found alive on his prop
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
CAN'T RECOVER

OLYMPIA. July 2o.--T'hc su.
preme court has confirmed the
Judgment OF the Pierce county
court in declaring that person
riding on free pass is not entitled
to recover damages from the rail-
road IL injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
Pity Prosperity

nrTIFuI indeed is the story of r. NJ Frazier and his
IS wife, who spending few months in Kansas
City jail
The though,ess say tina, they are the victims OF too
much posperityand the story OF their disaster unusual
Both have passed the meridian of lie. For years they
struggled sacrificed and endured Few pleasures came
into their The wife looked at the silks IN the windows
and wore cacoes She read Of vouptuous banquets-and
hungry. -
their laps. .
Away with PERJURY. away with toll away with prvaton
The bright lights. which before existed only to create
1hadows now beckoned The caharcts called. In month
he wife very fond of the brightly cooed glasses
and funny subtle avors OF the drinks that are found IN
1ancng places The husband broke loose and INDUCED
siotousiy-as became man OF means.
The pace startled the police. They have some money
left but has ordered them Jail to reiorm-and
there are say that they ruined by too much
money"
But pause for and consider those dreary joy
less years.
Blame prosperity Rather blame those toisome weary
1eaes days in which poverty drove away ideals and weak
oned powers temptation Blame that system
which destroyed body and soul by denying them share OF
lhe worlds happneand pity them for what they missed
II hours OF want what they unwisely chose pie
thoric days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20


'-ruttut-it was only . sell"
On Approval
beg pardon. sir" said the stew
ard. hut may I bring you some
dinner. rir7"
"Oh. I guess So" replied the pas
senger. waniy. as he gaxed out
across the bounding deep. II
guess you can bring mo ono on
approval"
beg pardon. sir" repeated the
steward. did you SAY on APP
prevail sir7"
"Ycs." Erosned the passenger.
weakly. You see. may not want
TO keep it."--Iippincott's.
A distinguished member OF the
bar was once sojovrnIno AZ farm
In the west OF Scotland. One
morning the farmer asked him 20
90 out and have . shot or two ~
the rabbits, which were very
plentiful. Tho learned lawyer
WIFI 4U0 10 1f4A&6 sWoy wv
whole afternoon. but without
sirpeirg the hair Of rabbit
The farmer and the wouid-be
sportsman returned horne. the for
NOR silent and disappointed. A.
last an idea struck him.
mr.. S." he exclaimed.
clspplnu his companion on the
back. "supposIn' sne o. thss rsb-
bits had turned on 70. what wud
- hss ounsf"
a Sad story. Mstes
There was q young lady Of Guam.
Who said Now tho sea In 20
calm
will swim for q lark"
HUT abe met with a shark.
Let Us now sing the 18th Psalm.
--liolton KAN Signal.
Ruby Turner. white girl, denied
license 20 wed Chinese a. Van.
couver. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
Government BY Judges

ND you notice that joker clause in the program OF the
~ Big Businessmen who have been visiting Wilson,
They're for = trade commission with power define
ard detect unfair competition but they favor review by
~ courts"
half years OF delayed justice and the
md government by disappointed and unreliable federal
Judges. most OF whom AL right" for Big Business
Congress should think twice before delegates the
on Of awess judges whom tho people can't reach
susss
saying
JUST io4 IN shs shsds phssslu. srs shade.
rHosG NEW HAVEN kinSsrssssn
THAT sENATEHousE fight mileage
between
AeTnoNoMERs CLAIM . hundred million
pooko Essx believe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20


so your grocer refuses TO give
you credit for another thing"
mot exactly: b. says he'll give
me credit for any cash pay on
account"
Appealed 10 Him
The bishop was talking about
email boys.
boy nature" he snid. shows
itself Ia numbcricss ways. ! once
said 10 little boy.
DO yon know the parahles.
my childr'
Yes. sir he replied.
And which ~ the parallels.
said I. do you like bcssT
81 like the one. he answered.
after q moments thought. where
somebody ioass and flahes.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20

Moonlight Excnrsion ana Dane
ing on Steamer issaquah on Lake
Washington tonight leaving Leschi
at s:is and Madison park a. $3.50.
ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-20
TO END TROUBLE

WASHINGTON. July eo.--Either
end your differences or suffer In
PREVENTION at the hands OF the Unit.
cd States 10 the attitude OF the gov
eminent toward the Haitien and
Dominican governments. Three
hundred American marines are on
their way TO tho seat Of trouble ~
. vanguard
Evening journal., 1914-04-03
CLAIRVOYANT


NJ ADAM ELDON, SCIENTIFIC PIANIST
w clsirvoyunt ond astrolosisi test read.
ing BY mail send birth date and tive 2ccnl
stamps. $500 FOURTEENTH ST. n. W.
Washington. ID. e. apri-ft
Evening journal., 1914-04-03

1is 7a rsls.SS - os sso. 3 sss. og i6so
ais s55 aso 4ss. soa-
1885. .oi.. g. ~, 93s,.tl 90.
sso. ss 10Y or e55 10. 7oo 49, SOL: so5F 9a
sS Ssrs 3 is A. ss Il sos g g. +, M
Baltimore Washington 4l2-, ~ =
os. sds. & 1oSs & @g y so g o.. s.
TO and Washington SUNDAYS NJ soe OF. q IL,
TO Baltimore and Wy stations NJ as a. 81, g. iae
M.--5.5o.
DELAWARE DIVISION P B.. RAILROAD.
Points Down state a NJ Oh s.io, 1o44'. PM.-
States A.
&
and A. NJ
P.49' $40 4,54'
nal@9 @ ana washington sunday % M 5e s5s io5s' NJ
gss! icsS s i sIs! sia 9ia
Philadelphia sanday A. M31ot.. s 22 7ao III ess. 10 S.
r. Nj. .ae', 3.27' s. 49,
PHIIADELPHrA & READING RAILWAY s
SUNDAY -. A.. !, and 4.15 p. NJ. ' '
Daily. A. NJ. P. MI
4l5 and p. NJ.
PERRY
IeaveF Fourhs strotWh m DO m
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
every minutes
CaseIevs every malt houron
hour and half hour for instance 90 and
CITY as Tor instance~s 10 is etc, W W ~ CATS '0' Ds"Wrs
every IS
darsi leaving 10 min
the Brandywine Springs
fhonra
65s and IS -
Evening journal., 1914-04-03
-
If THIS is YOUR BIBTHDAY
APRIL 5.

Mars and Neptune are the planets
governing this birthdate and Aries is
the sign. Aries gives a silent spiritual
nature with strong will and stubborn
nature.
This person will be fond OF PLAN
ming, but viii not ike to carry out
the details OF big proposition.
Mars governs and the sign Aries
controls and influences all birthdatcs
between March q and April 10.
Persons OF this birthdate will find
their best companions between No
vember % and December 81 A mar
riage viii be a happy one between
people Of these birthdates.
Prominent men. whose characters
and lives should be studied, arc
Washington Irving. Edward Everett
Hale and John Burroughs, each one
OF these writer's Indicating the great
power Of imagination bestowed upon
the natives Of Aries.
A Want Ad viii help people OF this
birthdate 70 positions with increased
salaries during the month OF MAY.
Advantageous sales may be made by
a Want Ad ip Aprit and May. -
Evening journal., 1914-04-03

~ THOROUGHBRED BUFF COCHIN AND
i Rhode Island Red Eggs for hatching.
Prize winning stock eggs from Si.5O, $500
dottes New York prize winnersl eggs for
Matching Mrs. r. l.. Cook. No. IA West
Thirtieth street. apr5-eod- Inn.
Evening journal., 1914-04-03
CHIROPODIsTS

II IORA JOHNSON STRADLEY, No COL
Il Market street Graduate OF Fowler snd
Hanna Treats Corns, Bunions, lngrown
Nails, Etc Evenings by appointment d.
A. a6l7. uov2eti
A NNIE NJ. sCHAFFER. CHIRoPoDISI,
"A Corns, bunions ingrown nals treated
foot massage. Consult me for all foot trou-
bies D. A. Phone. 1898. No. az
West Tenth street lansott
II NAZARETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanns. Ltd Chiropody ano
msnicuring hair dressing and massaglng.
No. 900 Adams ST. d. & a ZOOS. Even
ing BY appointment mario lyr'
Evening journal., 1914-04-03

NJ ICE CLEAE FURNISHED ROOMS
~ for light housekeeping and lodging
mari .eod-imo. his KING ST
Evening journal., 1914-04-03
ISAAC DILLIN.
.EOR SALE
NO. I'll W. ELEVENTH ST.

FEW OF OUR SPECIALS MUST GO
3O7 W. Eighteenth St., opposite Washing
ton Heights, just on the Boulevard Il
rooms uptodate.
Goth and Harrison sts.. 8 rooms upto date
detached.
Cor. McCabe avenue and Jefferson street
10 rooms. hot water heat nearly new viii
sacrifice to quick buyer.
231o Monroe ST., 8 rooms, modern, cas-,
400 and 4o4 W Tuenty.6fih ST.. rooms
square built modern
$40 W. Twentieth St., 8 rooms, squarf
built. modern.
1918 and 1891 Washington ST., nearly new
rooms. up.to-dste hot water heat.
1910 Monroe St., rooms, modern.
1914 Shallcross avenue, rooms, modern
owner moved 20 a farm.
1912 Pennsylvania avenue s rooms, modern
closing up a receivership.
1907 Rowland ST., new, rooms, up-to- date
viii exchange for building lots.
1906 Tower Rd or Park avenue, rooms
modern.
1926 W. Fifth St.. 8 rooms, exchange fo
larger house.
s3l and s33 W. Second ST.. each rent 81
month. Price $1,000.
2O6-42o + Sixth St., each rooms
All and 500 Lombard St, good renters
Montrose. view Of river, rooms, city con
veniences, sell or exchange for corner prop
erty
Ashley. Newport pike. on trolleys, rooms,
city convenences, large lot.
Richardson Park rooms city convenienoei
exchange for city property.
Farms-17, 20 and 61 acres each, Con
cord Pike.
Farms-2s and IL acres each, Of Ken
nett Pike
Farms-i4 90 and 1o2 acres each. Mt.
Cuba.
Farms-5s. 70 and 1o6 acres each. Newark
Farms--5 and 9s acres each State Road.
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses. some new, or
easy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms ano country resi-,
dences. near city: all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban at sacrifice prices.
Renting q specially.
Evening journal., 1914-04-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

u OR RENT-NO. 1918 LINCOLN ST,
- rooms and bath. Hot water heat.
Apply No. s27 dupont St. msr2T I'm.
z OR RENT-FRoM APRIL %. 1914 NO.
29l4 Washington street az SIC. Apply
Evening Journal once apr3-tf
Il OR PENTHOUSE NO 2s3 BRooME
II street 10 rooms, bath and front porch
Apply d. W. Lynch Co. NJ W.. Corner
fourlh ana Madison Ste. marl6itt
nRY GOODS STORE AND DWELLING.
- Washington Heights section, immedi-
arc possession Good reason for renting.
All modern improvements. Apply
WM " CRAVEN.
D. A. $3.50. .5O0 Jefferson St.
Or Bulls Head Hotel.
mar4 1mO
Evening journal., 1914-04-03
DANCING.

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