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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
Columbia Oval Eleven Victor.

The Columbia oval soccer footpaii
o1aven defeated the Camerons at van
Cortlandt Park yesterday afternoon # I1o S.o 6y
> goals TO l. j. Toal ana 1: h r;ners
While Will Scott saved the Camerons from
BEING thanked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18

ref: due. ss.ss 20; taxes. etc. 100; sub to nr''
mtg $4,000.
BY George Price.
FOX ST. 1914. . Q, s5sn n lsoth 81 -, @o !;
3 sy dwg: Clara Best agt Martha I'm.
all Arrowsmith & D. attys: I ) har'e' 's''
due, 81. $40 IS. taxes. etc, s5'.
BY II. Morgenthau. Jr.. Company
r,~xsoN Az s.s and $50. 8. 40 . 1874
ri. bOxi04, s sty tenmt and stores; 3 HOFFMAN
agt Froma Realty Co ct al: Fielschman n r.
attys: W l. Bowman. ref; due. $3.50 q; taxes
etc, 1850 II.
BY Charles A. Berrian-
BPOOK AVE 1916. - 1911 issth 81. Sx
sos stv shop: NJ Josephson agt II Tru-
berg IT al; a " Wattenberg. atty; VI y No
Carthy. ref; due. 1908 IS; taxes. etc. VII w.
sub to prior mtg 5000.
BY Henry Brady.
1SsD ST, rs +. n $. $50 Cypress ay, p TfI1
1855. sty tint: Harlem savings Bk egt A OIL, ,.
man ct al: + S Clinch. atty: J Foiey' 'e''
due, 1854 q; taxes. etc. si5s 49,
on FRIDAY.
At IA vesey ST:
BY Herbert A Sherman.
isisT ST IS and 81 W. n $. 40 " OF Stn av;
b0x99 H. 6 sty tenmt: W l. condit ct al agss
j Moss ct al: Elkus @ =. attys;, y vi
Richie. ref: due. s53.ses.73; taxes, ETC. ''' W.
BY Joseph p. Day.
iosD ST. $50 q. 5. z.s OF L1insM.3 np9s en-.
2OxlOs TO- 5 sty tenmt and stores; o Morsen
stern AIT ! Vogelfanger ct al: Howell. NJ & g
attys: II McTernan. ref: due N,4s2 ~ tsnss;
etc. 1858 80; sub to prior migs ass'esa''"s
BY NJ. Morgenthsu. Jr.. co.
,2sTu ST. $40 w, s S. rs W Of Amsterosn
av 25xlO0. sty tenmt; II kempner az
Morris FEEDER ct al; Eisman J. .sxss a.
attys; G l. Lewis. ref; due *-'o4S W. 'A~NS'
etc. sSO5 20.
At 1908 Third ay.:
BY Henry Brady.
INST ST. 4ss T. q s. l24 W OF Sd av loAyNvi
. stv dwlg: LAWYERS Mortgage co ass ~
Tanenbaum ct al: Cary c, attys;a ~
Hunter. ref; due, 49, ss1 "a: taxes, ETC. s''' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
Southern Association Results.

New Orleans. 3: Nashville. 4.
Chattanooga, 10: Montgomery, ?.
Mobile. .. Atlanta, 1.
Memphis, g; Birmingham, 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18

INTERVAI.E Az, 1917. on map lob. W
cor Is5th ST. ll1.3xa. ex126 lOx40.3, 5-sty tenmt
and stores; j Eggers ct al agt Inferno Consth
Co ct al: a & III Bloch. attys; IL ClArhe'
The Washington herald., 1914-07-25

IoI; shEsuSbary, le; RsiIsacs, lG; Alst11. ~
ssIas., ~ 4lso slirbas. Sir E1saE. Ia saIAst
BedVen sntry.
THIRD RACE-Prince Edward Selling Stakes
purss. 81. go; threSssaF-olds and up~ard; one and
oOsquaTte- miles Tactics. los: 'Pryst Petal. %
Gooday. les; 'Barnes1t. to. Tactics and 6oodAI
Mcbride entT5.
FOURTH RACBJuly StseplschAse; fouryeaE
dds and upward pure, $40; ssllingi two nalas
Joe GAiety, I3; Frijole, lA; PanormA, iH; dor
othy Webb, La; High Peak. lc; Button, lIs; fhs
African, I5; BenSAlore. ID; Luekoll. le.
FIFTH RAoE-PuTss, $50: 6laufOsd Hsndiosp
hrseyear-olds and upward; siT fuiongS- PanGsE
eta, lo4; Moving Picture, 81 OIhArst. III; Knights
Differ, III; MAnAsseh, IS; Back Bay. LIZ: Marian.
S; Lochiel, loI; ElwGh, 100. Moving Picture and
Knights Differ DIsis sntry; Lochia and ElEGh
BedwsIl entry.
SIXTH RACE-Pun-. $50; thrss-yssF-oIdS and
upward; selling; ave and onehah fnoRgE. Cod
cap. 60; Rife Brigade, ld2: Lady Lightning los;
VreelEnd los; Wanda PitEer, los; York Lad, liz
stouthsart. Ids; Mama johnson. 81; U See It, IlSi
PetlnS I0: EaydSTnssros 100. Also ehdble, Flam-
nsroH, 81; ArFsn 100; Little Ep 100; Birdie VIII
iHns, Is: Feather Duster. ma Psupinl los; SUR
get. 80; SsckcIosh, o.
SEVENTH RACE-Puss. 800: thrseyeGroldS
and upward; selling; one and ons-SiItssuth miles
On the trf. 'FEtheT Riisy. %; Fountain Fay, Ill
Noble Grand, 100; BONANZA. Ill: 'Clih Stream,
10; Runway. mS; Kingling lo6; Dynamite, los;
Zodiac. %; Holtnn. %; 'DT. DcuEhsrty le4; Mock
ey. ID Also eligible. 'Nstnaker. =.
'APplsntios anossncr claimed
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So ss 1t ls-AMER SEQ 4 II 90 TO Daily L
Armstrong SO
| l3l7 W st nwD :
| So. sd pt 1t los Mt PI-BURKE. Thns N A %
Edwin A Goodwin SO
| u7th bet Newton OIks SIS nw) q
So 8S4 1t 50 biz Mt PICARD. Geo p to Aura
SiddlskHua 30 tn
| IN Of Duolid st. oE Ebsrnan svel q
So aSi 1t % blk Mt Pi-ssns To sane so IN
IN Of Eudn st, Z Of shsrraap arel %
! So - It % blk ut PI-sSme to Lams so tn
| IN of Euclid 81 z Of sherman svel %
So S55 II Is blk II HighHsp-CHANEY. Jno n TO
chhs o'connsl e ! Matte Joint tenants SO
covenants & tr E,5o
n8s R ave mel
So III 1t IS blk 4 West Holnssd MEnor-CoZLIN.
Harry ct " Marian to Jno ChSney & Thos
Bones Joint tenants so covenants l. TT
So zu5 1t S indolenee-EDIE, Marie TO Jno Il
CLANCY SO covenants
buchanan st bet I''t & 18th SITS uwI
So 35s Its H& DMt PI PI PIs-GREE-
LEY. Frank huna c to Neiis A Good
CloH I0Is Fin wi s.
So 8sS 1t 81 b 1t PI l. p Pis-GRAY.
Rosalis N to Cauie High 30
(loE Euclid st nWl @
So 2ss4 1t % Blk Mt Pl-GouLDER. n Preston
ct VI Carrie B to Aura / Middleksui so ts
IN Of Euclid st, z Of Sherman ave nw1 81
Sc 2ss4 1t 70 BLK Mt PI-K1LY. TsoS ct ux
Elizabeth to Aura Middlekauh so tn
On Of Euclid st, L of Sherman ave nw1 81
So Co5 1t 20 BrookIEpd-KSoPP, Jpo ct VI
Flora K to Harry Scott e uI sublett
joint tenants SO
W Of 18th st, s OF LAvrencs st mel 3
Sc Of SS56 It Is biz 10 HishVie~-o'CoNNELL.
ohhs ct ux Matte to Thos Bones & Jno Il
CLANCY Joint tenants so covenants & u
lTs st mel s
So "a pts Its & 6 L 1t s-PAINE. Jno to u
Frank Rupert 5000
GoS TO go st nW) IS
So 1sI Its 3 D blk Ls Droit Pk-PIrCH.
LYNN. Grace N to May Bauy so
18th bet 7 & SIS uuD =
So "a 1t 5 & pt It's 4 L s-PAINE, Estslle T1yioe,
OEle T1yloe PSine ct VI MArguerite Hart de-
viBees of Julia d PGins heirs at Law Juo "
& Julia d Psins 70 yno Psins so
1905 to 20 list st nu1 81
So IA 1t 2-sHAw. Cyrus W ct uI Clara W to
GrenTine u Weeks q tn
d2 G st mel III
So $50 Its 81 & e blk Long Meado1s-sALr
TER, VIM TO Washington Whaley so trs
The Washington herald., 1914-07-25
Yesterdays Results.
EMPIRE CITY.

FIRST RACE-Fu thrse-year-olds and upxIrd
selling; five and onshlH furinss- Miss valam, 10
Sumter, z to l. sto TO 2 won; Sir Csledore
l0l CNsyion). L TO l. to to 2, second; AndrsV
lo5 eBurlingamel . to-S. to 10. to J. third
Time. lN7 Is Young Emblem, Phew, Beethoven
Ashcsn. Doc Allen, and Flatbush also ran
SECOND RACE-Three-yeGT-olds and UPWARD
selling; and onesixfeernh miles. Belle Of Bryr
MEwr lO5 ButwelD, II TO s. TO S. to S, won
Progressive, 100 (Sumterl, to . 6 to 5, to s. sec
oDd; Loveland IO2 (Neylcn), g 70 . 8 TO s Z TO 10
third. Time, l:85 IS Mary Warren, Oakhurst and
Louise TraEers also ran.
THIRD RACE-For thrseye8r-olds and upward
selling: and one-STIeenth miles Camsllia, 10
CTaylorl, TO !, 10 L to s won: Lohengrin, 10
FairbrotheTl, II TO 8 10 10, 10 s. second; Stan
and Stripes 9 (Stswardl, IS to l, to l, 5 TO 2
third Time, l4s rs Gauop, Hedge Rose, Heller
N, and Herman Doyle also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For threeyear-ohs; handicap
one mile and seventy yards Punch Bowl, III CBut.
weID. II TO %. out. won; Charmeuse, s6 tSumter1,
10 to J. 5 TO . out second; Undzunted, i0e CKe
deTisl, 70 2, II to TO- out, third Time, IA4 IS
Perth Rock also ran.
FIFTH RACE-For threeyearolds and upward
selling; five and onehaH fulongs OtheIlo Io4
CdcCabel, TO ?, ) to 5, l to ;. won; yellow Eyes
los CNeylonl, Is To 5. TO 5. to s. second; Bosom
1Os (Kedensl, to !, to !, even, third. Time
los S5. Phyllis Antoinette, TrheT, Stentor, Yeng-
hee. and Duncraig also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For fouryear-ods and UPWARD :
selling; one and one-siItsenth miles Monoczcy Ii3
CButweID, to 3. out, won; King Box IS Steward
10 70 l. TO s. out. second; Rolling Stone Il
Kedsrisl. to 2, to ), out, third. Tina, lsE.
Only three starters.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
PHONE N. "a.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District of Columbia. Washington. D. c. July
a. DI-on FRIDAY. JULY 5lST. 1914. at the
piaces and times hereinafter named, the ConnIs-
sioners of the District Of Columbia viii offer for
sale, at auction 20 the highest bidder. the ex3u-
awe night and privilege f using the several munii-
pal hay scales from July H. 1914 August l. sgl5.
Tor the purpose of weighing hay straw. fodder oats
In the straw and live stock; TO wit: No ; sits ed
At the intersection Of llth and Streets y. W
No. Z. situated near 7th and F1a- Avenue y. W (:
No. s. situated at Ga Avenue and the District
Line No. s. situated rear Of Market House
Georgetown. n. c: No. :. located on Wisconsin
Avenue. TsnnsllytOwn. D. C; No. g. situated at
the intersection of Nichols Avenue and Hamilton
Road, Congress Heights d. c.. to Be sold together
IS a group at the Office Of scale No. ; situated
near llth and Streets y. W. At twelve o'cOck
noon. snd No. >. situated at the conner Of Ilth and
Va Avenue : Z. to be sold a. 10 % O'Clock e. m
a. its ste. Conditions Of sale will Be announced
by the AuctiOEser at the tine Of sale Terms:
Onsfclrth cash, balance on or before August l.
lS4 OLIVER P. NEWMAN, FREDERICK l.
sIDDONs. CHESTER HARDING, Commissioners.
ID. c JUS 2 = 3 30
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FRANK BOGASH,
JR., NNEW MARK
Tom Murphy Pilots Gelding
to Victory IN Championship
Pacing Sweepstake.
FASTEST MILE OF YEAR
Walter Cox Puts Over First Win Of
Meet with Ella Maekay-Geers
Lands Guy Nello.
FASTEST MILE OF YEAR

Cleveland, Ohio, July PA new track
record was established az North Ran
dali this afternoon when TONY Murphy
piloted Frank Begash, Jr., to victory in
the Championship pacing sweopstakss.
Earl Jr.. and Bogash having hard fight
all the way in the first heat. Bogash win-
ming right at the wire in 2:0l IA, a new
record for the gelding, new track rec
ord for North Randall and the fastest
nilesof the season The performance was
not expected, for the COURSE was soft
from the heavy rain of last night.
WaltsE 0ox won his first race Of the
week when he landed the 2:II pace with
Ella Mackay and Pop" Geers won his
second race Of the meeting when Guy
Nello was a straight heat victor Of the
2:a trot ..-.
Deridsr was put UP behind Lucy Patch
en- in the fifth heat Of the 2:12 trot and
won. and Valentine replaced Jones be-
hind Our Colonel in the 2so6 pace also
winning. Summaries:
2:4 pace. three in hEei pqrse SsOoo1 Chres hsats
Thursday:
Ella NIackay, blk N, BY ornonde-
Evslyn MAckay, BY Pegasus Day
fCox) ...-....-..--.....-.---... 2 2 ]
R. q. Brelt, b. g. By Waplcnst
IN. Gr7dyl.---- 1 > u
VieWpoiutsr. b b., By starpptntsT
tSlliShD ....------.--..---.--...--.t zro
Fred Detorest bE. h, By Defmest
Lsura Patch. Little Director. Majo ong Rodney
W, Prince Michael. and Tom King also started
Best time. 205k-
Championship Pacing Sweepstakes, two In three;
81 .O09 sdded:
Frank Bogash, IT., b. e, by FrDk BosaSh-
Phyllis Stanford. b5 Stanford AIrEphy1- -...... 1
Earl il, (HanifAnl
Flower Direct, b. m. Whitehead ..-.-..........S
Evelyn W. and Pickles also started Best time,
20lK
2:a trot, three in eve: purse 81 600:
Guy Nello, b. n, BY Guy ATEorthy, dam
unUaced tGeersl
Barbara oTerton, b. f. GIurphy). ..............S 81
Willow Mack b. c. BroWnl.................-.2
Blue Weather b h. CCoI)-..-..................T3
Dr.. Peter. Banker Binsen. Blackburn, and Watts
also started Best time, 2:lIh
2:l2 tTot; three in five; purse, s. 900:
Lucy Patchsn, b. m, by the Patchen
Boy-Lucy Wilkes, by HambletoniHn
Wilkes CNickerson and Derider1 ....... 4lIll
John Ruskin, b. &, by Red Medium
lShank) 5 3
Mirthful, b. m; (Murphyl l............--. 2 2 |
Daring, b. h. tCox)-
William L Snyder also started Best time 2IIk
206 pace two in three; purse s. ,OO:
Our Colonel, b. b.. By Col Cochran
Bersn. by Beual gones and Valentine).. |
Baron A, br. h. by Baron Medium COoI1 ! 2 |
Billy N, Oh. g., BY Newton Boy (SWee-
neyD ] ? |
ZonbreEer. 6. m. lSnor). Ssu
Alcyca E. Marietta also started Best time 204k |
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DIED.

CRANE--on Thursday. July q, 1914. at
Aberdeen, South Dakota, vINTON
CHARLES, only child of Judge
George W. Crane. jr.. and Edith
Coombs. aged two years.
Funeral Saturday, July 25, at Aberdeen.
S. Oak
CALLAHAN-on Friday, July "a, 1914 at
II a m. at the residence of her son,
D. ]. Callahan, 1893 Euclid street,
MARY b, widow Of John Callahan,
aged seventy-four.
Funeral from ST. Paurs Church. Fif-
teenth and V streets northwest, Mon
day, July q, at 8 a. m.
ECKLoFF-suddenly on Monday, July
%. 1914. at Montpelier, Idaho. RAN.
DOLPH J. ECKLOFF. sr., aged fifty-
three years. Beloved husband Of
Laura Judd Eclzloff
Interment and services at Rock Creek
Cemetery, this city. Saturday, july 3.
at p m. Relatives and friends in.
vited.
LA FONTAINE-On Thursday. JuIv q
1914 at e:2 a. m. at his residence 4st
Maryland avenue southwest JAMES
LA FONTAINE, aged seventy-Six
years, four months and eleven days.
Funeral from his late residence Sun
day, July g at p. m; thence to ST.
Dominic's Church. where funeral serv-
ices will be held at 300
The Washington herald., 1914-07-25
PROPOSALS.


NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Sealed pToposals win Be revived at the SJperin-
tendsnts Office until JULY .. 1914. Al Z O'Clock
N, ard then opened for furnishing said school dur
ing tie hseGl year ending June % 1915, supplies Of
coal. shoes, groceries, meats, hay. straw ice. dry
goods Taria and reeds. dairy products school books
stationary. brooms. brushes and buckets, to Be fur
nished from tine 10 time and in such quantities as
may be ordered. Applications for specifcatiors and
all proposals must b. addressed 10 the Superintend
snt Of the National Training School for Girls Oon-
dUit Road D. c. The night TO reject any and all
proposals is reserved. J. SOTA MeGILL Presi-
dent Board Of Trustees.
July n 1914 iy39E
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Today's Entries.
EMPIRE CITY

FIRST RACE-Two-yearold maidens; Eve and
0ne-hsH furlongS Andrew n, 10; Sing Song 10
Ahzra- 10; Bars and Stars. 10: Runes 10: Joe,
Marquette. no; Voluspa. lN; DeTiluy, Io7; Pier
rette, IU7.
SECOND RACE-Three-ysar-olds; selling; one anc
one-sixteenth miles Song Of Valley, 10; woodsr
Shoes, 10; J. J. LlHs. I05: Louise Trarers 100
hlcrea. l@; Executor. %; The Urchin, 90; Mar
Ezret Msise, 81.
THIRD RACE-Two-year-oIds: the Fivolity
Stakes: value. $500: FIVE and onehaH furiJngs
George Roesoh, III: Al Reeves. 10; GnGt, 1H; Lads
Teresa, lG.
FOURTH RACE-ThTeeyesr-olds and upward
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TO PLAY ROUGH RIDERS.

The Bradhurst Athletic Club will play
the Rough Riders this afternoon at 5
o'clock and q good game Is assured The
Bradhurst nine would like to arrange
games with some fast team in and around
the District averaging fourteen. Address
challenges to II. Ingiey. TT Fourteenth
street northwest
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CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G..
July u, IsI-Ssaled proposals. will b received
At this ofhoe. room 10 District Building, until .
O'Clock p. N, On AUGUST ; 1914 fog the eol-
structoa of sewers in the District Of Columbia. in-
JolIinG the Construction Of l0eD linear feet of
pipe and cnncete sewer. 10 inches to feet inches
diAmetsr. Forms Of pToposss specifications. and
necessary information may hs ObtIinsd from the
Chief Clark. EnEinesr Dsparnsnt Room q, Dis
trict Building Washington, d. G. OLIVER p
NEWMAN. FREDERIcK L. sIDDoNs. CHEs-
TER HARDING. Commissioners. D. @.
july3z329a
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DIR. s. A. CZARRA

s82 18th 81. n. W., WaShington, ID. G.
Treating Chronic and So-eAllsd Incurabls DiseaSeG
SPECIALTY-AbdomiuAI Complications, Kidney
BlSddeE Structure. Rupture. and Piles cured without
operation Blood Poison. Eruption. Private Dissassa
etc, &C.
Electric Treatment for Nervousness and General
Debility Onice houB from - m to S p N.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-25

SLIGHTLY USED AUTO IN Ex-
change for city or suburban lots i'm
proved or unimproved. Address BOX g.
Herald office.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Help Wanted An PER
Wanted Agents ,nAan
Lost and Found Minimum space
Business Ops. l5 words
On orders for seven times or
more minimum space II wordA
CLASS d.
Can ciassided advertising not
listed under Class A or other elassi-
dcations):
Per line. s15
. times within . week.. II
. times within q week.. 10
times cousecutivsly.... 90
Is times consecutively. J0S
80 times eonsecutlvely. .0I
50 times consecutively. .0eh
90 times eonseeutivsly. -
1000 lines In one year,. -
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FOR sALE-MISCEIIANEoUS.
AUTOMOBILE WANTED.

HAND BOOKS. WILL CALI
for few loc. pH y. Y ave. Main 1858
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
lHnbiA. july 2, lslL-sealed proposals will be
csiTed q Room, SO, District Building. until
o'dot p N, AUGUST 4. 1914. for furnishing and
installing one horizontal hsfle, WGtsT-tubs boiler.
with hestihg surface of not les than 500 squIrs feet.
IN the Public LbTITy. At Mount Vernon Square.
Proposal forms and speeiheAtioas may Be obtained
At once a Chisf Csrk Engineer Dsplrtmsut Room
q, District Building OLIVER p. NEWMAN.
FREDERICK L. sIDDoHS. CHESTER HARD
ING Commissioners. d. O. hA5Nz.9.O
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

1
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
FREE MOVING FoR sToRAGE-cM y. tss tOs
estinatsA 10 sepaTste rooms SMITHS TRANS
FER STORAGE CO. 81 Il kSht I'd \ ga
PERSONALS.
wORKINGMEN-BE THIS TO
be OF great Importance 10 the man who
| must save cash, we would say, see the
new tailored suits at IS to SIS, and we
won't expect you TO spend duIn cent
unless you want to; ope price. JUsTFs
OLD STAND, 6ls d.
ALTHOUGH I"GRIpIRoN CLUB aAs JUsf
been put 90 the market. it u already . popular
Einsz ale. CAL for it, oTd1 IT Of any dsals'.
ORA L FibLD,
Magnets nsasAEe. fsee. Sa;p trsEtns.t
g Il Street ~.
MISS WELLS AND ASSISTANT.
MGnicIring and salp treatment H0u1 0 70 8
80 n. Y. Ave ID noog fruut
notice. Pawn Tickets cashed. Second.
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Ahraham.: SIS g: OPP: Pat onies:
MATTRESS MAKING.
MArTREssE5 RENOVGTED AND
REMADE. N.T5
WORK guaranteed Prompt deliveries. EAGLE
WATCH REPAIRING.
ANERIcAN. ENGLIsB, FRENCH. SWISS
watch and clock repairins. n. sCHUNACHEA
iSot llth It ~. Phone y. mn An .ort En.rantssd
Qsoo on each It
tKramer St bet 18Th nth StS mel n
81 ans It s. BrooklInd-ScoTT, Harry r ct VI
sublett to Jno Knopp SO
Nv Of 9th 81, OF LaWrsncs tt mel -
So 2Ss4 Il % blk 2 Mt Pl-SwART Winter ct
ux Edna o to AurA I Middlekaud SO trs
IN Of Euclid st. Y Of Sherman ave nwD 50
So S2 Its 10 & II North Add n Chillum. Castle
Hts-THE .wASH'N LAND & MTG Co 70
Chas R weifner 500 covenants
On of Peabody ST. Z q ID st mel %
So SH Its y & North Add'n ChiIluu Castle
Hts-Same to r Kennedy and Myrtle D Ksa-
nedy 500 covenants
On Of Peabody st, Z Il ID st n,l g.
So S1 It s-WAMsLEY, jos to Hymsn zirkin 80
u s.. 800
uo6 st uWl D|
So la Il lwILBUR. LedI Pirkhan. jas "a.
monds PinkhGn st Ada Davis, Ralph Ed
monds Barker Ct ux Helen r & Merle Taft Bar.
ker et N Helen deEisees under will Of Lydia
Ednonds to Mary Z Dulin SO
ti63 st nS1 81
So so It's 81 & "a blk 2 Long Msadows-wILL-
IAMs, Ralph p Ct uI Lydia 70 Wm SIItsr
so tr 800 on each II
tkramer 81 bet 18Th & nth mel sol
So is Its Is & H-wARDAIAH Harry e. ux
Lillian TO ThoS Bones Jno n Chaney Joint
tenants SO trs $3.50
tsb III Conn ave nw)
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

RELIABLE cOLORED GIRL WISHES
. light house work morning and evening,
g week. Apply 1907 Wallace pl. NV.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
COUNTRY BOARD.

: sURRIEs AND . TOP BCGGIES. sGita6Ie
country: . light delivery wagons 42l sth st. N
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

WALL PAPER loC. 16C. sc, AND SOC
paper. be and Ice per piece; rooms pa:
paperhanging free. LIE PREux. SO7 P st
NV. Phone ". &d
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Quality-Economy
Eroa,ina You're assured quality goods
IIC0GiH6 at lowest prices when ordering
CaH and our Freezing Salt and Flavoring
SotL oHH Extracts. Druggists and con
EIo,,a.ian. fectoneTs should czll Us IN
TldtOHhSS NO CONSUMERS SUPPLIED.
B. B. EARNSHAW 6 BRO.
Wholesalers. 11th and NJ Sts. 8. q.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR A NIGHT LIGHT NOTHING BEATS
a Dim-a-lite. Four distinct Changes
JOHN J. 'oDENWALD. Elect. Cont, 12O4
H st nv. Phone Main 1910
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BOARDERS WANTED AT MOUNT
View House. LOO feet above sea level,
plenty OF shade. good water. table fur
nished from farm. plenty Of chickens and
eggs. Address. Mrs. HARRIET 4.
SNYDER. Germantown, Nd. r F D.
No. !, box No. .. Phone. Damascus I7-I2
ESPECIALLY FINE BOARD AND
room for summer months. near Chevy
Chase Lake: large porches and lawn;
plenty Of shade; electric and steam cars,
Phone 81. Kensington. Nd.
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HAMILTON

FIRST RACE-Purse. $50: threeyeIr-olds and
upward; Canadian breeds; one and one-sixtesnth
miles. Bee Hive. Ii: Sea Lord IS; MEusoluS IL;
Irish Heart, IIn; Rock Spring lA
SECOND RACE-Puse. SOo; tEoyeAr-oIds: ave
and onehan furionn. M1P Cassidy. lis; OTnulu,
1ol; EaEIe lol; Dr.. LAnS, le: Archer King l0I ;
Rancher. los; Star Of Love. lbs: Polly Flinders,
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the Mount vsrnon HIndicap; As0 addsd; oas
mile. Ten Point. IN; LeoohIres, IL; surritng
los; Punchbowi, los: Strong. leo: Vsnde1Eift q.
FIFTH RACE-Tmeeyearolds and upward
handicap; ix furlDnEz. Leochares LIS; spEinsboard
Ill; Grover Hughes. 10; ISidora. les; Black foney
los; Frsdsrick L., 1o4I Pomstts Blue, 81; yIodsr-
grift, IS; AltanGyzs %. Also eligible Adams Ia.
press, ll6
SIXTH RACE-F5ur-year-old and upward; sell.
ing; and ooe-hzh miles 'PGton, III; Be- llo;
TAy Pay. los; Any Port. l06; Capt SWGnsou, is;
Annie Sellers 100; Short Order. 81
sAnrrentice allnunnca rlnirsd
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| AGENTS-WANTRD.
WANTED By WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co.
| two hrst-elass salesmsn; must be sober and in
GHsthous Apply to supt- of sSlssmsn. ID door Of
/ Is 10Th St nv. July 5 at Il = m
TWENTY AGENTS wANTED-IF YoU
/ want work call and see me, but II you
day morning. . 70 Il o'clock. Room No.
| aoS. l421 New York avenue. POUCH
| kEEPSIE UTILITIES CORP, ]. H.
Safes % q &srsisnd &sd 'Si and SirSiniS 81 'u'n0'1
AGENTS WANTED FOR ATLAS
tUnitiss for Intelligent men with ability
| to sell. Write for particulars RAND.
McNALLY & CO.. Dept. B. Chicago, III.
MADE SsAns IN Five YEARS WITH A SMALL
mail order buGiness; bsgzR with IS. Send fer free
sooslst. Ten. hos. EEAcock: LoesPert: y
HELP WANTED-MALE.
w1NTED-EXPERTENCED SHOE SALESMAN.
Apply Saturday. a, N BECK SHOE Co,
800 Pa nv.
wANTED-JUNIoR CLERK; YEARS ExPE-
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
wANTED-CooK AND LAUNDRESs
Cwhite) near Buffalo, n. Y: SIS and $50;
fares given. EUREKA" loll y. Y. ave.
WINDOW SHADES.
Keep Cool These Hot Days
Let Us put up suitable shades 70 protect your home
from the Elaring heat of the midsummer s1n- We
can save you money on work Of this ehIrartsE
phone cal OF postal TiI brlnz our REPRESENTATIVE
Tho wil gladly submit s1EEestonS and sSnnIts>
THE SHADE SHOP,
12th&H SITS. N. W. Phone Main 4763
FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
GET OUR SALES AND RENT LsTa |
John r DONoHoE Sons.
IA Pa Ave. s =
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGNG. |
WALL PAPER, I0C, I5c, sc, AND SOC |
paper. be and Ice per piece; rooms pa |
pared 50 up. Estimates for painting and |
paperhanging free LIE PREU4- SU + st /
NV Phone ". As1
REFRIGERAToRS-IcE BOXES. |
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR
And Cooling Rooms Are UnequaIea.
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO.
611 + 81. N. w.
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AUTOMOBrES
CLEANING

a Avoid That 9a.tims aEtS nsS-you eas eie.a
utility way and keep Il clean for months for 80
POUGHKEEPsIE UTILITY OoRP. PRODUCTS,
J. II. Hams Room M lt0 n Y ave NJ 6Os.
HIGH-eLAss BARGAIN: sEvEN-PAssENGER
Columbia touring: almost new. fully squipped
perfect condition. Phone " A5 Room Ts. Sui
Ivan Bldg.