davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

are no Improvement on this land.
Sale '''; NJ Sec; p. NEN Sec. 2, 7.
are no improvements on this land
sWN Sec. IT. ISM. r. JOE. eont.iSiss
200 acres. There are no improvements g
this land.
Sale 800. EH Sec. II. NKNWH, NEN Sec. n.
WNNWN Sec. 10. T. I'm, r. 33E., contain.
ing $40 acres. There are no im~provemesAe
on this land.
NEN, ENNWN. 'NwNNwX Sec. 10. n5
Sec. II. T. .aN.. R. sac. containing ins.D
acres. The improvements on this land Coz.
sist OF fencing. value sl2s.oo.
Sale '9S. Lots l, .. EHNWN, SwHNEA.
81 Sec. y. Lot !. NENNWN. NXNEH.
SEANEN Sec. 80. T.. 27N.. r. sac, contais-
ing 1892 acres. There are no Improvements
on this land.
7; IN, R. S4E,'' containing is6.a 'es acres -.
Sal; Sale 80 z R4 l&R4S'f NEasE% On ! sea. land s. t.
IN, X. EE., containing 100 acres. There
are no improvements On this land.
Sale 40l, EHSWA. SWHSEA Sec. 4. NJ.
S 'wMNWA Sec. IS, NifEaANEHa Sec. q.
SE4; NHNWA, NNSEI Sec. q. T. 2sk,.
no Improvements on this land.
Sale +02. VIZ. WEI Sec. g. T. PAN.
K. 9E,. containing 4sO acres. Their. ar.
no improvements on this land.
Sal, i0{ W. yEn g, 10 n onN
uF r.n,.ir,, agt ~ SoN, ~
on tb,s I,rds ,o,s InpIo.e
sQ00 m ~ " 'ehS'hs sa"e
10.
'd'' fF 80 SNNA sec, Z, tI9 SWMNWH,
EtI"% z; HE4SNA Sec. ), NWANEA, SEA
,tL%, HL49E4 Soc. y, NHNEH, SWA
n ~, ETaN Va SWANWM Sec. 10 NEH
Nt3NNA. SEANWA, NASE4, NEASWX
II, T. hN., X. 1yE,. containing t7l6A
i"f.,'. There are no Improvement on this
and
~ bid viii Be accented for I,ss than FL.
Dollars tS5OJJ ne acre which ia H. ,nn,,;ss5
value thereof.
Sal. ,ns U,.-LtI ~ 90.
~ So 81; SVN-' r
,rt ~ ON aOrts' l"eTe are no
y. ,r In 'ns ANU no pld on
n XII 100. fS1a ~" 'S'-P1,u iot iess man
d " lfioy'' per acre winch Is the
'l.'' HaIu' luo'e'i'
sale No. 400, Mex, SWA, NHSEN, SEA
oEA. Sec, /; SEX Sec. 2; 7. pm, r. 3sEk
W., seq. Sec. q; M, sec. 2; T. aJN.
BOZ. All OF Sec. So, T. PAN. R. 3sE
obtaining 2Out.3s acres. The ;mnrovrmrrf.
IN these lands consist of a we'll windn;n
and fencing. value. SIPS m No ia Vii r.
,rrcn,ed go H.. ~, ss m ~ ~ ~
= The 49, , nSn So Per acre ~n'c"
pH1 '"'"' '"'''oh
Inc Ab2Fe sale OF lands viii be subject
% the following terms and conditions. viz:
he successful bidders must pay to the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

land will be accepted for less than Three
Dollars ($J.0O per acre. which 10 the ap-
praised value thereof.
Sale No. ~. All Of Sec. i6. r. rs, Z.
w.. containing SO acres. There are no i'm
r%rovements on this land.
land will be accepted for less than Ten
Dollars $1,000 per acre. which is the ap.
praised value thereof.
The above sale of lands will ne subject
to the following terms and conditions. viz:
The successful bidders must pay to the
commissioner OF Public Lands, or his agent
holding such sale, one.tenth Of the prices
offered by them respectively for the land;
q per cent interest in advance for the
balance Of such purchase prices: the fees
for advertising and appraisement aud all
costs incidental to the sale herein. and each
and all of said amounts, must be deposited
in cash or certified echange at the time Of
sale. and which said amounts and all Of
them are subject TO forfeiture to the State
Of New Mexico If the successful bidders do
not execute 4 contract within thirty days
af'cf it has been mailed TO them by the
State Land Office, said contract to provide
Tor the payment of the balance OF the pur.
prices OF said tracts of land in thirty
equal! annual payments, with interests on
deferred payments at the rate of four
and interests due on October LIST OF each
and such other conditions, obligations,
reservations and terms as may be required
ty law.
Each Of the tracts as described herein
viii be offered separately.
Tho Commissioner of Public Lands Of Ncw
or his agent holding such sale,
= serves the right to teiect any and ali
lids offered at said sale, Possession under
Of sale for the above described
taets will tie given within thirty days
'ttcr date OF sale.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22
State OF New Mexico.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
UNION COUNTY


i.vroN r0,.,r,,,
Santa I,, N-~ Mexico. june 9. ri,
Notice is hereby given .ha, pursuant +
,1s p5oYi.,.ns of, TAX =" At Of c''nfGe., ap
tt 5ion New Of me Mc'! STATE 'q Land dc of iaiss ,3 3@d r5 5saai;
ssl9n'F OF PUBLIC lands vii oifer At Public
s,ale; to INC highest bidder at 10 o'sioek
the town m Of CIayiion. county ;}upt, o. 81 'I In,o N
5ouSc u ihcr ryw W th2 ioJlo w in 'r' Gt sG or b n4f , [a@5
Of land, viz:
N!sSEA, SSEHStA Sec, ?. Al of Sec :, Lot
~ 3.fNW Sc. - J.. az r @Ea 81
~ ~ SGt22ST 'G Tw i W SEn NL%2EH S Sc
Ss;WA SIS. !, Al 81 Sc 5 5 W :: Nkhs&EAS
\ NE %EAX sENH SET Lots soc o : See; .; s, 10,
g 70, ~ SSWWin NEn'M NJ NH WI s ~ s &c
Sec 3 NSWWnNIEHxN. NNItNVW%r" phza; WE11'%NTT
SEA, sMN See. IL N}1NEM. $WNSWN
NV Sec. a. NNZH3NSWWIH; s see, IS All Th .,
Sec. i. sENSEN; NHsIS, sWx, sw Y Z
NEA, wv. 81 Sec. 81. All Al Of Sec sT e
S SHnNE a s"ANwN; Eh>5M'
SWN Sc sS z; ~ Sect OF s. Sci WV Il xS%s zaNHa
q. All OF Sec. %. T.. ISM. (. siE.. NJ sWN
Sec. 8. All Of Sec. 10, SWNNEN, SWKNWN.
MS4sEN; sWM Sec; Z. Lot' !. a..
S sWft e. e. Sec ss IN 80 NJ s i sESWM' wv "
SWN Sec. 20, VIZ, SCI Sec. 81. Ali q
Sec %. EH' EhSWn' Ia, = Sec 10 Iot.
q :; =; E%WwH, SEH' sNMSSEA. sWHSEH
Sec a. II DIN 81 SIEfIcEE; TS.o"nn
SHSH Sec. ii, wHNWX SENNWA, NWT
SEHNWH. NEMSEX Sec. & Aii 81
Secs. e. 81, SMNH, 81 Sec. %. SwT
SEX + sZs% w { Sc. T. IN NJ Sec. =: X,
Of a's sec. MHsM% 5hISW I see sr 2; ni'
n Il S SsJs: 90 e, ~ va ~ . EWt,<H SEMoEEM
a M"SS"M NE Zee; e, W. s sGn; SWAE NtSw See'
WWEsEN. sETSIN Sec 4 NJ SCI IL,
syUI% g, "iE4'haMT ~ '5ITS' II
az" All =, (; an VI "I' ~ Wv <"N Su "
WI SStET g. g. TO- CSDc,L EIaNnH' oW%
NW u G IfI@ So ~ Mn Se. ~, 1877.
J, NEMNEA, sENSEH, SEX sWM
Sec. 20, All Of Secs. 81, i 50, SHNWH, EWE
NWA,SWH Sec. 81, T. ION. R. BE. Lots 1884
J. lT Iais i ! : Z 4. S sWfHNE1h;. S s3aNWn15 ,sH Sff
EHSEH. SWXSEX Sc. T. STSI Ser -
~, VS.. SNTSEN. SWNSWn, Sec.
Is, NhAlNEH, Sec, a. T, 24N, R. SiE,
SEMSWA Sec. !, NWA, WHNEH, SEN
R. . f Lots ? / WF%sWNI' Sec 1' Ali
II Sec, II Lots J. Z. g. i. EHNIVH. EHSWX'
NEL,. F1SET. SWISH; Sec. ia lots i
, "a FHWH III sec 10 All Of Sec 20
NJ NTSEX. 'SWH SFH. NHSWK SFX
SWH Sec, 30. TN26N-, r % lots I
!, SENNFN, SEA, SEHSWN Sec. 6. Lot.
t. SHEH. F%SWT' Er,SEH Sec. (
Al NJ SCI. : WI. SFH Sec is NNX
NLNFH SWENFX NWHSFX So 10 7
4N., r. 32E., containing 566l7.R acres
There are no improvements on this rand.
S.,o ,-o An ~ Soc Il r 7sN % ,eE
R mRS 49, = JINH3N SSMNET 81
HTnts = 'SESinNSEInT & ZIG, SyyH'
NWnSEH SEMSTX4'SS S3/1,"A' '"71'
e SISWUI1 err; EtSuL TnuHH
SSw1Il So Enc 'tSMc, I n ~, 80
II - IA ~ Ni/SFX 60
II. NJ, seq, NHSWA Sec. q, r. 24N.,
R. 2SE.. containing s.556-47 acres. There are
no improvements on this land.
Sale 81, SH Sec. 8. r.. 26N., K. SE., con.
tanning jl6.47 acres. There are no improve.
ments on this land.
Sale 372 WV WKNFH So n T 2.\
R 5qF Il 81" Il r IN R SF con.
taining So :, acres Thee are no ifrnroyr.
mcnts on this land.
Cale "a III ETNNE FrLSVH cWHSwH
See. :. Ni5NWl, NijNEi4 See IS, r. 56N'a'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22
the total amount offered by him for these

the total amount offered by him for these
lands.
Sale No. sO2. EHWH Sec. II, ENWh, WV
EH Sec. %, EHNWN, NWHNEN Sec. rs. 7.
1875, R. l2W.. containing 600 acres There are
no improvements on this land
No bid will accepted for less than Three
Dollars $500 per acre the appraised value
thereof and the successful bidder will be re.
quired to pay in cash or certified exchange
the total amount offered by him for these
lands.
The above sale of lands will be subject
TO the following terms and conditions, viz:
The successful bidders must pay to the
commissioner Of Public Lands, or his agent
holding such sale, one-tenth Of the prices
offered by them respectively for the land;
! per cent interest in advance TO- the
balance Of such purchase prices: the fees
for advertising and appraisenent ard all
costs incidental to the sale nerein. and each
and all of said amounts, must he deposited
in cash or certified echangc ut the time of
sale, and which said amounts and all of
them arc subject to forfeiture to the State
Of New Mexico il the successful bidders do
not execute a contract within thirty DAYS
after It has been mailed to thcm by the
state Land Office, said contract to provide
for the payment of the balance OF the pur.
chased prices of said tracts of land in thirty
equal, annual payments, with interests on
per cent per snnum, in advance, payments
and interests due on October LIST of each
year. and such other conditions, obligations.
reservations and terms as may be required
by Law. /
Each of the tracts as described herein
will be offered separately.
The Commissioner of Public Lands of New
Mexico, or his agent holding such sale,
reserves the night to reject any and all
bids offered at said sale. Possession under
t~ENtNa1ta % - T. It. 81
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NINA ANA
DONA ANA

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Santa Fe. New Mexico, August 4, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act of Congress-, APP
proved June 20, 1910, the laws of the State
of New Mexico. and the rules and rcgula-
tons Of the State Land Office, the Conn
missioner Of Public Lands will offer at Public
Public Sale, to the highest bidder at 2
o'clock, p. NJ, on Saturday, October 2ist.
1916, in the town Of Las Cruces, County
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

ROBT. p. ERVFN
commissioner of Public Lands.
State of New Mexico.
lr,t Publication August II, 1915.
Las. Publication October 20, 1916.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
ONLY IS IRREGULAR
BEGGARS in CITY
Washington Police Will Gladly Go.
operate with Charity
Association.

Mai Raymond Pullman yesterday COM
mended the announced intention of the
Associated Charities to help provide a
better means OF livelihood for Washing
toms beggars. and said the police de-
partment will gladly cooperate in any
way possible in the work.
Washington has only thirteen regular
street beggars known to the police.
Washington probably has as many un-
employed who accost people on the street
for, "a nickel to get a cup Of coffee,
as any other city, Maj. Pullman said
The heads of the police department are
understood to be of the opinion that
TO drive this small army of thirteen
beggars, practically all of them crippled
In some way. from the streets in the
middle of winter, would make them a
bigger burden on the community than
to allow thep to collect their little
pittances under police surveillance.
Blind mendicants are not permitted to
linger on the streets of Washington. oc-
casionally, one arrives In the city, but
Is prevented from operating as soon as
discovered by the police.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
WILL LINE UP FOR WEEKS.

Two statements were issued yester-
day at the Capitol, both favorable to
the Presidential candidacy of Senator
Weeks. Senator Gallinger. of New
Hampshire, followed the action of the
Massachusetts, Republican committee
In declaring for him. with the state
ment that the Senator would have the
united and harmonious support OF the
New Hampshire delegation.
Representative Greene, of Massachu-
setts. said that Senator Weeks would
have the entire New England delega-
tion behind him and would be accept
able to both Republican regulars and
progressives as business man
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
women ADVOCATE
AID FOR Aliens
Lady Aberdeen Would Fur
nish Escorts Back Home for
Deported Immigrants.
JEWISH WOMEN HELP
Most Important SESSIONS Of National
Council VIII Occur Today.
Officers to Be Elected,

= immigration in ali its phases-the prob
lens Of the United States In receiving
and deportfng inmigrants. and the prob
lem other countries are facing ms losing
them-was the topic of discussion by
speakers before the National Council OF
Women in the ballroom Of the Raleigh
Hotel last night.
special plea was made by Lady Aber-
deem. president Of the International Coun-
ell asking that the women take steps
10 have consumptfve. insane, or other de-
fectives that are deported according to
the laws of the United States Bureau
Of Immigration escorted to their homes
after they have reached the other side.
Notifications OF the deportation OF
such people are sent to London In ad-
vance, and It would be easy for another
notification to be sent to the authorities
of Ireland. and allow them to look out
for them on arrival" said Lady Aber-
deem.
Mrs. Harris, of the Jewish Council of
Women, under auspices of which organi-
zation the meeting was conducted, pre-
sided last night in place of Mrs. Adolphus
Kahn. and replied to Lady Aberdeen's
plea by stating that the Council of jew
ish Women had already made arrange
ments to have attendants go with all
immigrants deported and see them safely
to their guardians on the other side.
A. Caminetti, commissioner general of
immigration, talked on How Private Or
ganizations May Aid the Federal Govern
ment-"
Others who talked during the even
ing were Mrs. Julia Andrews, of Bos-
ton; Mrs. Hanna G. Solomon. of Chi
cago; Mrs. Henry Glickman. of New
Haven. Conn. and Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett, president of the council
At. the afternoon session Lady Aber-
deem said the greatest problem of re-
construction the world has ever known
will be put up to the women of the
United States at the close of the
present war. Thinking women of the
world must set about preparing them
selves for this task OF Redistribution"
she said.
One of the most important programs
of the National Council of Women will
take place today. The ELECTION of Of
icers will occur at the business meet
ing starting at 10 O'Clock, and a round
table luncheon in the Raleigh will be
held at 1880 o'clock. An open meet
ing in the oak room of the Raleigh will
start at ESQ under auspices of the
D. A r. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Franklin d. Roosevelt will speak.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and vfr-
ginia-Partly cloudy and much colder Friday. Sat
urday fair. continued cold moderate northwest to
north winds
Generally fair weather will prevail Friday and Sat
urday east Of the Ais-issippi River and II Will be
decidedly colder in the Atlantic States In the
interior low temperatures will also continue, but
with rising tendency Friday night and Saturday.
Gold wave warnings have been ordered for the
Atlantic Stats. except Southern Florida.
Local temperatme-Midnight .; 2 q. m, y;
a. m. y; a. m, y; q. m, q: 10 n m, n; Il
noon, %; p. m. g; p m. a; D. m. .; 8
p. m, IS: 10 .. m. q Highest 30; lowest 81
Relative humidity-s a. m, g; 2 p. m. is; 9
p. m, 4s. Rainfall Cs .. m. to p. M, COZ.
Hours Of sunshine. IL. Per cent Of possible sun
shine 1s.
Temp-raturs same date l,s yesr-Hishest, 81;
lowest, 3.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
Chief ENGINEER
At DEWEY Hotel
Tells How "Dreco" Relieved Him OF
Constipation. Kidney, and
Stomach Troubles.

Hardly day passes now but some
Washington citizen stops in at ,~O'Don-
nelfs and tells MIR. Fulton, who is per-
sonally conducting the Dreco sales here,
Of the great benefits they are receiving
by taking the new herbal medicine. Read
what Mr.. Webb. the chief engineer at
the Dewey Hotel, says IL did for him:
For several years I have suffered from
constipation. indigestion and general
stomach troubles. Gas would form and
make me so uncomfortable i did not en-
joy sitting around home at night. and
did not know what II was to appreciate
a good meal. My kidneys were also CIV
ing some trouble, causing pains in my
back end limbs. / had tried every medi-
cine I saw advertised or that anyone
recommended to me for my troubles.
so thought / would risk one more dollar
on Dreco. The hrst bottle made me feel
better than I had in years / have now
finished three bottles and feel like q
new man. All the constipation is gone.
no more gas on my stomach, kidneys
good as ever. In fact l am now a we'll
man. You can tell anyone to ask me
what I think of Dreco."
Dreco Is q combination of the extracts
Of roots. herbs, barks and berries, Of
proven value for such diseases as con-
stipation, catarrh, rheuma tism. kidney
and liver complaints, stomach disorders.
Lack Of energy and ambition. dizziness.
poor circulation. unsound sleep, in fact
any trouble caused by poor elimination
OF waste matter from the system
The Dreco man Is at O'DonneIPs main
store. D4 F street. where he is daIlyl
meeting the public and introducing and
explaining the merits Of this remedy.
When you want Dreco. ask for It by that
name and accept no substitute. Man or
ders shipped prompuy.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
TND0RSE CENTIGRADE SCALE.
Washington Chemical Society Fa
vors Bill Before Congress.

A resolution indorsing House Resolution
52s. bill now before Congress providing
for the exclusive use of the Centigrade
scale of temperature in preference to
the Fareinheit scale in all of the gov
ernment laboratories, was adopted by the
Chemical Society of the Washington
Academy of Sciences, in a meeting held
last night in the Cosmos Club
At the annual meeting of the Academy,
previous to ths meeting of the Chemical
Society. the following officers were elect
ed; President, l. o. Howard: treasurer,
William Bowie; recording secretary, w
]. Humphreys; corresponding secretary,
f. E. Wright; members of the executive
board, G. K. Burgess and c. Alsberg.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

Marvin Stewart. l, Georgetown Hospital.
Matthew McMiiisns, S. Providence Hospstzl.
John Z. Bremen. n. lS2o st. nv.
SsDh L. CayWood. 70, $50 s. c. ave. sc.
Mary s. Lucas. IS. 81 h st. Sc.
Annie Fitzgerald. g., Govt. Hospital for Insane
Frances r. Griffith, 2, 2S st. ne.
Ada v. Watson. 50. sic X Il. nv.
Harry A. Edwards, S. the Alberta.
Martha A. Sssoss. s, l2ls Irving st. nv.
Charles Scott, IS. Io5 Pa. ave Sc
Catherine NJ. Csmnack, So loli 8. Cap. 81
joseph p. Kelly .. s2s st. NV.
EstellA Shsfer, s. Providence Hozritsl
John II. Murphy, af Wash. Asylum Hospital
sCpL0RED.
Maria Hayes, IS. LIS 10Th st. nv.
Mar Clayton, a. Govt Hosgitsl for Insane
George Wright, 80, Rreedmen's Hospital
James H. Smith, g., Freednen's Hospital.
Heury L. Smith, month, VA Kenyon St NV
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
GEORGIA is PRAISED
in SONG AND VERSE
Distinguished Citizens Foresather at
Meeting of Georgia Society
at the Raleigh.

George was praised in song and verse
by members of Congress and other dis
tinguished citizens from the State at a
meeting of the Georgia Society at the
Raleigh last night.
Senator F, W. Hardwick and Represen-
tative w. c. Adamson both referred TO
the Industrial and natural resources of
She State. Edgar Watkins, of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, told of
Georgia's great men.
musical program was presented by
Miss Lydia Keefer. Mrs. Ethel Richards,
Francis Fitzgerald and wellington
George. William ]. Harris. of the Fed
eral Trade Commission, presided.
At a business session preceding the en-
tertainment. II was decided to hold the
annual banquet of the society at the Ra-
leigh the evening OF the first Tuesday
In March.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
MILK DRIVERS ELECT.
Organization VIII Seek Better Work
ing Conditions and Pay.

At the annual election OF officers of
Milk Wagon Drivers Union, Local No.
110. at 423 street northwest. last
night, c. e. Smith was elected presi-
dent; L. r. Anderson, vice president;
NJ. Gundersheimer. recording secretary;
L. Ostener. secretary and treasurer.
and +. c. Helm, C. Collins. and r.
Wenner. trustees.
An agreement was formulated which
will be presented to the dairymen of
Washington looking to the betterment
of conditions and an Increased wage
scale. A committee composed of ]. E.
Toone, of the American Federation of
Labor. and members of the adjustment
committee of Central Labor Union, will
confer with the officials of the White
Cross Dairy this evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
BIRTHS MEPoRrEp.
WHITE.

John B. apd Nellie G. o'Donnell, bog.
James A. and Blanche Burroughs, boy.
Louis @. and Katherine " Bouscarem, giri
Leonard and Virginia White boy.
Aksel and Jessie Hansen, boy.
Harry G. and Anna NJ. Murray. boy.
Ralph NJ. and Antoinette A. Berger, boy.
Frederick W. and Margaret Martin. riri
Frank and Teresa selsagxio, girl.
William and Katherine D'Amato, boy.
COLORED.
William and Florence Del Porter. s1rl.
Thomas and Florence Dyson, boy.
Christopher and Sarah Brooks, boz.
Richard and Mandy Washington, bog.
Eugene and Maud BROCK, girl.
Andrew and Mary fBowmsn, boz.
William and Sadie Jones, boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
And STOP PAIN
Instant Relief with Small Trial
Bottle of Old "St.
Jacob Oil"
rheumatism is pain" only.

Rheumatism is pain only
Not one case In fifty requires inter-
nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub
soothing. penetrating 'St Jacobs Oil'
right into your sore, stin, aching
Joints. and relief comes instantly. est.
Jacobs Oip' is harmless rheumatism
liniment which never disappoints and
cannot burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complainingl Get
small trial bottle of old, honest '.st.
Jacobs OiP' at any drug store, and in
Just q moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer. Relief awaits you. "St
Jacobs Ofl' Is just as good for sciakica,
-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
Opposition TO Chance Ends.

Democratic leaders in Congress ex-
pressed the belief yesterday that the con-
hrmation by the Senate of Merritt o.
Chance as postmaster Of the District is
almost a certainty. When Mr.. Chance 8
name was sent to the Senate charges
were filed to the effect that Chance was
not Democrat. Members Of the COM
mittee on post Offices and post roads
looked into the charges and are said
to have concluded that there Is no just
reason against his confirmation.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
RHYTHM SCHOOL ENTERTAINs.
Requirement of Poise and Balance
by Rhythmic Dancing Explained.

An entertainment was given by the
Lucia Gale Barber School of Rhythm
last night at the Brighton Hotel. under
the direction of Mrs. Mary Gale. director
of the school. Mrs. Davis spoke on the
principles OF rhythmic dancing. and told
of its advantages in acquiring poise and
balance.
Among those included in the. program
were Miss Charlotte Hogan in wild
Rose and Caprice" Mrs. Elizabeth
O'Dell i'm Storm" from William Tell
and Miss Mary Depew. Miss Ruth Nc.
Kee. Miss Virginia Clark and Miss Lucille
De Coursey.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
North Carolinians to Meet.

The North Carolina Society, of Wash
inston. will hold its first regular monthly
meeting for 1916 at Confederate veterans'
Hall, 1s2 Vermont avenue northwest, to-
night at o'clock. Election of officers.
adoption of a constitution, brief ad-
dresses. refreshments, and . social hour
are on the program.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
Against Misuse Of Music

Music should not be misused for pur-
poses of amusement; there is an edI,ca-
tional value back of IT," declared Louis
de Haas In a lecture on Music IN
Education" last night In the Portner
Hotel parlors. This age, he said. with
its tendency to classify its desire to
educate, its longing for security in the
professional side of every fine of work
has not yet given to the musical profess
sion the protection It has granted to
other professions.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

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Owen B. Myers. q, Of Ednbrg Va and Gene
We've o. Peer. q, Of Woodstock Va Rev, J. s.
Montgomery. -.".
Percy NJ. Baumsard. a. and Fanny saiolsky,
"a. Rabbi Moses A. Hsrwitz.
COLORED.
William n White, So and Agnes Queen, z Rev.
]. z. Fields
Henry Ciasett, q. and Esteil Qsrf, q. Rev.
W. J. Brooks.
GeorEe Henderson. q. and Nellie L. Garnet, o.
Rev. George a. Harris