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The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two year-olds: maidens; SIX fur
longs. Mike Mullen. los CRobinsonl. $3.50, %.
S. won; Buzz Joe. los Gentry, $780, $50, second
CosSsck. Iu7 Mctcalfel. $50. third. Time liza.
Inctation, Running Queen. Queen Of the Mist
Dick WeSt Circulate. SautersIle James Oakley, and
Sayonaua also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and upward
six furlongs. Huntress. lG on. Garner. $40. $50.
$40. won; Carrie Orne q (Stearnsl, $3.50 81 10.
second; Miss Declare. lG Gentry. S.s. third.
Time. liz IS. Cbameuss. Hocnir, CounAught. Un-
Gle Hart. Mater. Tale Bearer Rosdmaster. The
Spirit, and Zindel also ran.
THIRD RACE-Puse; 2-year-olds; FIVE and one
half furlonES Sands Of Pleasure 100 CRobinsOn).
$40. $40. $50. won; Big Fellow liz Wsndusen),
ST. SD second; Alex GCtz. IL (iuy) $50. third
Muriel's Pet. Paul Son. J. c. WEIGH, SAnsyning.
Countess |ilmot. and JerTy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward; six
furlongs. Othelo loo Mott, SlLso $50. 81,
Ed Crume. - &c. Ganerl. $50. $50 second
Commando, loo tRobinson). $50 third. Time.
LIE IS. Luke. Bringurst, and Uncle Jimmie also
Ian
FIFTH RACE-Allowsnces; 3-year-olds and up
ward: one mile. Amazon. lo5 IN. Ganerl s., $40
$50. won; Christie, IO6 (Gentr). a.l0 $50 second
McAdoo, los UapAillel. $50. third. Time. 1:3e
Harry L.. Moneymaker. Zali. Silver Bill, and
Grumpy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and threesixteenth miles;
5year-olds and upward selling. Dude. % Qapaillel.
S5.lo. IS. Syl-0, won; Transport. loi (Robinsonl
500. $50. second; ApriSa, lol on. Gamer $40
Hemuda, 'ioldy, st. Charlotte. Olgar Star, Jenny
Geddes Guide Post and Aston also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Selne; 3year olds and up
ward; one and hreesiIteenth miles shyness %
(RobnsonD. 1880 $50. second; Reno. 90 (Steams).
$40. third lime. las IS. Lckrose. First Star.
Fly Home Lamode Acis, Beaupere. Chang Mock
cry, Joe Stein. and Hard Ball also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIling: maiden 5year-oldS and
upward; one nile. .Stonevood, l0i; 'MaIiIe. lci
.ssnto, lot: TIlotsru, 100: Matte g. Ip; Juliet,
100: Bean SplIer 100; ALLEN Brdgewater 100; Joe
Welsh, 10; Prospect. ITO; lntone, ITO; Sir William,
H.
SECOND RACE-selling: 2year-olds: one mile.
Jack Reeves. 81; bob Blossom, g Deliver. 100;
Emily r.. 100: Taxa lc2; 'Yemak. lo2; ZudoTa.
loc: Brown Velvet loe: Tony Fashion loI; Gypsy
Blair los; TrApoid los: Thanksgiving. lO5.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; 5year-olds and upward
one and onesiKteenth miles Grumpy. %; Little
String. -; One Step. g; Hocnr. los; Prince Hermis,
10.
FOURTH RACE-Handieap; the LAtonia Cup;
s. 30 added; two and one-duarer miles; Syear ODDS
and upward. Commauretta. %; Disillusion %; En-
brudery, y; Hank 0'Day. 90: Water Witch, IS;
Expectation lo2; Bronze Wing lo5 Dr.. Samuel. III;
Star Jasmine. rs; Hodge. If. CommHuretta and
Hodge. Weber e:-try.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; 2-year-olds; FIVE and
one-hsH furlougs Mary H, %: Countess Wilmot,
%; Blue Cap. 90; Hutfaker. %: NJ. Bert Thurman.
IS; Panhandle. 81; Hops. 100; Lady Always, lC3;
BIacSie Daw, l2r Huhaker and NJ. Bert Thurman.
W. r. Cisco entry.
SIXTH RACE-seling; Syesr-olds and upward
one and onesixteeuth miles. Tony Maid %:
Transport, lcz; .HeTmuda N2; sAcis l0e; Bell Boy,
100: Black Broom. lot; BONANZA. lG; Irish Gentle
man, no.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIlinE; 3year-olds and up
ward; one and one sixteenth miles 'Fels %; AlalR
bar 100; -wiIhite loa; Father Riley, lOc; Miss
Kruter. 100; Transit. los; Jenny Geides 10; Jessie
Louise. Io7.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. October q Ig5.-Notics
IL hereby given that in accordance With the pro
visions Of item authorizing changes in the
permanent system Of highways contained IN D. c.
Appropdatinn Act for the fiscal year ended Juns
%. 1915 tpublie act No. IS. approved March Z.
1919. the Commissioners - the District Of Columbia
will z1Te a public hearing in the board room %
aid COumisSioreTs NVEMBER Il. 1915. At ID
O'CLOCK A NJ. TO all parties interested
ing land along. in the vicinity q Rigs road
concord arenuel between Moth Capitol street and
the District line; also along. or in the vicinity Of.
Pinsy Branch road (Colorsdo Everuel between Mad
isou street and Georgia avenue. Plans Of the no
posed changes in the lines o. Rigys road lConeord
avenue I'D PineJ Branch road tColorsdo aysnusi
within the above limits will Be displayed and the
Commissioners will consider any suggestions or
protests oncsrning the proposed ehanzss As shown
on above mentioned plans OLIVER p NEW
MAN LOUIS BROwNLOW. CHARLES W
KCTZ. Commissioner Of the District Of CoLlms,a.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lTls Thirteenth street Edward T. Lewis.
ct al. trustees. to Maude Denly. lot %. square
% 500.
East DeanWood- Matthew Powell. ei TX. to Law
renee Schaub lot y. block a. SO; stamp 81.
Dob5ins AdditiOn-Henry Thomas to Elizabeth B.
Thomas. lot q. square 5Il7. SO; stamp $50.
Corbin place. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets nOrrheaSt--Arthur n Turner. q w. to
Harry A Kite. lot -. square 1881. SO: stamp
80 cents.
Pstvorth- MiddauEh 4 shannon. Inc. to Aurn
MacCrilen. h, @ square 70. SO; stamp 80
CENTS
Sixteenth strrst Highlands Holmes Central Realty
Corporation t" Norman A. Lufbuuow. lot ls and
part lot Il. square -. SO: stamp 50 cents
Bursnu. part known as parcel aS over y. SO;
stamp Syoo.
IngIesidc- James A. Cahin. ct Tx. to David ].
DUNCAN half interest in lots IL to II. block
Is. SO: stamp 81.
Eleventh. street between n and streets northwest
Eleanor l. Cooper to Louis and Mike Jacobs
part org. lot 6. square 5is. $40: stamp % cents
TIs Eleventh. street southcast-Genera H Ryon to
John G. Weinberg. lots u and 3. square s5
SO: stamp s.
1907 First street nrrthwest-Annie Althof to T.
ElizabNth Robinson. lot IA square So 50;
bstweeu Trcnty-f,urth and Twenty-hfth streets
northwcst-DaVid J. Dungsn to W. Clarence
DuTall. lots % 10 =. square Il. 80; stamp 81.
Columbia Hsights--W. Clarence DuTall tn David J.
Dunisan. lot u. square So, SO: stamp 81
1870 East Capitol street northeast-Elis Dial
rympe Ct ny. TO W. Earl Dalymple. LOT 81
square l05. SO.
80 East Capitol street northeast-W. Earle
Dalrymple to Ellis and Annie Z Dalrympe. SO.
34ls O street nOrthUest-Joseph A. Hall. e TX.
to James NJ. Self. part lot 20. square lis, s. 20.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Carre W.
Simpsnn. ct Hr. to Martha J. WilliamS. lot
hiOrk 4 81
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Rohert A.
McPherson ct VI. to Daisy shelton. lot as.
block {, SO: stamp Sl-S.
1876 First street northwest-Charlotte O. Gordon.
ct al. To Christine G. Nelson, lot =, square IS.
SO; stamp s.
d street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
southeast-Charles J. Williamson. ct al. 70
Harry A. Kite. all org. lot and lot e. square
l04l. SO; stamp $50
81 TSEenty-second street northwest Edmond FItz-
gerald. surT, trustee, to Jams Howard Purdy,
ct u1. parts lots tn 4. square 50. S.SS;
stamp G.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT pF
Columbia Holding Probate Court. No. O4lo
administration. This is TO give notice that The
suhscriheT, Who By the supreme Cart Of the
District 81 Columbia granted letter. tcstamentary
on the estate Of Adam LApp. deceased. has. with
the approval q the supreme Court Of the Gstri't
q Columbia holding a Probate Court, apFointed
MONDAY. the 18th day Of November. ls5 AZ
10 O'Clock O. m. the time and said court room
as the place for making payment and distribution
from said estate. under the courts direction and
control when and where all cTeiituEs and peESors
entitled to distubutiTe shares 90 le-aeles. or me
residue or parts thereof. are notified TO attend.
in person by agent o. attorney duly authorized.
with their claims against the estste pEOpeT!y
youched Given under nv hand this Bth dAv q
October. !el5. PAUL A. MENzEl. BY GEORGE L
LINKINS. attorney. Attest: tSean JAMES TAN
NER Reclster of Wills for the District q Columbia
Cerk Of the Probate Court. octA, noS5.lO
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
'GILMOUR D0BIE
GREATEST OF ALL
Unassuming Gridiron Pilot of
u. of w. Team Does Not
Know Defeat.
HAS TEN.YEAR RECORD
Copyrisht. 1913. by r. L. GoIsbers.
By FRANK G. MENKE.

New York, Oct &.-Turn the spot
light this way. please. so that it may
shine upon the most remarkable foot
ball coach in the history of the col
lege game-upon Gilmour Dobie, the
unassuming pilot of the football des-
tiny of the University of Washington
in Seattle.
Dobie has been a head football for
ten years and never once over that
long stretch of time have any of his
elevens suffered defeat. In those ten
years his teams have rolled up 1888
points. against SO by their foes; they
have won SO games. been tied twice
but never were beaten. Only four
teen times in those fifty-five games
has a team scored on his eleven.
The record made by Dobie Is with
out parallel in collegiate history. a
record so wonderful that IL is MOTH
ing short of miraculous.
Dobie was a star on the Minnesota
elevens in the by-gone days of foot
ball He ranked as one of the brain
lest men that ever wore a headgear
and after his graduation in 1903 he
was offered the job as assistant coach
at Minnesota job that he accepted
and held until 1906 when he became
head coach for the North Dakota as-
ricultural team.
In conjunction with his work at
Minnesota in 1903. Dobie coached the
South Side High School team in Min
neapolis-and carried that team
through to the championship of the
State.
Here is lDobie's amazing record:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27

Dobie is driver" coach; a man
who works his men to the extreme
limit; a leader who rules with an iron
hand and who expects-and demands
absolute and immediate obedience of
his every command. Yet Dobies car
like ruling has not made him feared
or hated but has created a harmoni-
GUS "all-together-boys" condition that
has made ii possible for him to weld
his material into one compact, pow
erful machine and hurl II year after
year TO the crest of the far Western
football world.
"Over-confidence has lost more bat
ties than superior opposition" is the
keynote Of Dobie's coaching speeches,
and no team of his ever trotted into
a field with the idea that it was going
to score an easy victory.
Dobie is tall and gaunt and cynical
and with an almost over-mastering
hatred for publicity. on the football
field he keeps to himself; he talks but
rarely-and never on football. That's
his business-and he leaves business
behind when business hours are over.
Dobie some years ago decided upon
secret practice. He closed the gates to
the field and plugged up the know
holes in the fences. A roar went up
from the students who had been in
the habit of spending their afternoons
watching the workouts.
Roar all you want" snapped Dobie,
when protests were made to him. I've
decided that secret practice Is the
best thing for the team-and the prac-
tice will be secret"
And it was.
Some years ago two members OF
the Washington faculty passed by the
football field and overheard Dobie
using shocking language" They
hustled to the prexy and made a COM
plant. Dobie explained at his trial
that he had to use Language" at times
to emphasize his orders, and that he
intended to go right ahead and use
Language" And he is.
Dobie will spend an entire afternoon
on one item of offense, or defense and
consider the time well spent II his
charges grasp the idea. When he
works out new plays he moves around
his players like wooden pieces in
chess game and he continues to move
them about until satisfied that the
play is a SUCCESSOR failure.
D ,bie never is publicly satisfied with
the showing of his men. His various
teams have overwhelmed the opposi-
tion. but Dobie berates them because
the score wasn't twice Ut three times
as high. Often. after a big victory
by Washington he has sat around the
dressing room seemingly detected. and
'psnning" his men because they didn't
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
BASEBALL FOLLOWS FLAG.
Is Greatest Single Factor for Per-
petuation of Peace.

New York, Oct. S.-Does baseball
one step in rear OF the constitution
follow the flag?
United States Marine Corps repre-
sentatives say that il does, and old
B. B. is the greatest single factor in
acptivity for the perpetuation of
peace, according to their views.
The bat, ball and glove form part
of a marines expeditionary equip
ment, and it has been said that he
carries baseball paraphernalia in his
knapsack side by side with imple-
ments of a more serious nature. The
marine has been sent to all parts of
the world on errands of duty, and
everywhere he has carried the ire
sistible game with him.
But. unlike other missionaries car
rying the good word in dark places,
he hasn't gotten himself into trouble
through 1t, and he rates the glorious
old pastime as 100 Ver cent efficient
In the cause OF peace.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-Purse; 2-year-oIds: six furlonss
Eddie Henry. IL; woodstone. LIZ: School Boy
III; Dancer. LIZ; PolrUna. liz; Franklin. IL
socouy. IL; Churchill. III; Wizard, no; Lady
Akin. 100; wenonAh, ICE; seriliAn,, IOe; Alfadir
100: Virginia NJ. Toe; ndiko. IOe Two excluded.
SECOND RACE-Prse; 2year-old FIVE and one
half furlones. oTmesdale. Ils: Tajan, 10: Lord
Rockville. lbs; Sky Light Jos; Fair Weather, ps;
Lorac. los; naria. lo5: BSbbi los; BENJAMIN, los;
Favour 1o3; BroomEale los: Immune, loI; Han
lon, l0l. 90
Cock O. the wslk. Is; House Maid. ~; Buck.
horn. 10; Yankee Motions. ns; Back Bay n6;
Isirose, IL; MoutreSor, IL; Hanson, 100; Fen.
mouse. Iue; capra. lG; Water Lady. los; Pixy. loS
Rsybourn, 100; Superintendent. 100. Montresor
and Pixy, Wilson entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse; all ages; one mile
Surprising rs: Robert Bradley, H. Solar Star 100
R.ssnno. l0; Kaskaskia, lo3; Sandman H. n2
FsEy wuzC. 90; Rosa Gordon. %; ST. Rock,
o.; rlsek Cu6es, u.
HxZE R<cE-sslsssi al ssas; fias sn6
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
Daubert Not Worrying.

New York, Oct. S.-The only candidate for public
Office in Brooklyn who is not doing any active
campaigning is First BaS-nsn Daubert. better
known as Jake. who is running for alderman in
the Flatbush district. He Is transforming about
the country with other members Of the BROOKLYN
National League baseball team and is not worry
ing about politics. He doesn't expect to b. elected
a. the district is strongly Republican and AIder-
man S1uiers his opponent. is we'll known in
civic affairs rs Daubert Is in BASEBALL
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
Connie Mack Signs Catcher.

Binshanton. y. Y, Oct. S.-Catcher Murphy Of
he BinghnmtOn State League team. has signed q
contract with the Philadelphia Americans Connie
Mack. the Philadelphia manager. cane here to get
Murphys signature after other efforts failed Tho
catcher's release recently purchased by Bing
hanton frum Montreal. II was not stated how
much Philadelphia raid the local club for Murphy.
He Is regarded the bot throwing catcher in the
state LeaEne and a timely hitter He started hi.
heseosn career With Reading. Of the Tri-state
League in 1910
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27

mares: mile and twenty yards Lady Bryn. y;
Tiara, lO2: CarIaTock. IO2; Tii. IGe; Rusila. lG
Laura. IOi: Rose Juliette &C. Jewel Of Asia IOl
Miss Sherwood. Ill: Life. @; Patience. IOi:
'sTTingmass lol; SINAI. - Inez lO2: 'ComeIlia,
l0l. Five excluded
SIXTH RACE-SeIlins; 3-yesr-olds and upward
mile and One-fourth. G. VI. Miller. IA Miss
Sherwood. Ill: Harry Lauder. ZOE; 'Jawbone 100:
Centauh lO4; Napier. los; Patty Resan. I02:
The Rmp. 100: Henry Hutchison. 100: Soldier.
100: Perth Rock. %; 'Corde r.. %; Hester. 90;
TON Hancock, IS: 'AsWan. 81
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
Professional CUNTS.

New York, Oct. e-Professional basket
ball Will be tried in and near the metro
politan district during the coming sea-
son by the Interstate BASKETBALL League,
which is made up of Brooklyn. Kingston,
Stanford. Paterson. Jersey City and
Elizabeth. The promoters of the new or
ganization will endeavor to make IL as
popular as IL is in Pennsylvania, Upper
New York State and i'm the Middle West.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
MOUNT PLEASANT pucKrrx LEAGUE.
NORTHEAST DUCKPTN LEAGUE.
-
Aim at transforming.

Chicago. Oct. E-The National Association Of
Minor Leagues, at its meeting in San Francisco.
November ? will be asked IN act on legislation de-
signed u do away with Of the evils Of barn.
st0uning," President Chiyingt0n Il the American
A7SociAtion. has announced. Some players Of Mr..
ChiTinstons league took nan in an exhibition game
At Indianapolis yesterday which rrpurts sy wound
M in not among sTsctatuss. players and umpires
and rcfetons OF that sort Il thing he wants to pre-
vent.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

(By the Morning TeleEraph.)
First race-Sevillian, Franklin, Soc
ony.
Second race - Ormesdale, Lorac,
Broomvale.
Third race-wilson entry, Back Bay.
Water Lady,
Fourth race-Robert Bradley. Solar
Star. Surprising.
Fifth race-Camellia, Rusila. Sinai.
Sixth race-Jawbone, G. VI. Miller,
The Rump.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
Crescent Juniors Challenge.

The Crescent Juniors have reorgan-
lied for the coming season and are
anxious to arrange games with teams
in the District or Its vicinity averag-
ing from ITO to lis pounds. The team
did not suffer defeat last year, and
Is starting this season claiming the
l15-pound championship of the Dis
trict. Address all challenges to II. q.
Bjorkland. 600 Kentucky avenue
southeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
LAUREL SELECTIONS

BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First race-Franklin, Eddie
Henry, Schoolboy.
Second race-Tiajan. Ormes-
dale. Lorac.
Third race-Water Lady, Mont
ressor, Cock o. Walk.
Fourth race-Robert Bradley,
Kaskaskia. Fuzz Wuzzy.
Fifth race - Camellia, Rose
Juliette. Carlaverock.
Sixth race - Hester, Jawbone,
The Rump.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27

Hanover. n. H.. Oct 3.-After the Interstate
Commerce Commission had put their han on Dart
Mass for the game Saturday at the rate of 50 CENTS
head. some ore discovered that II 4 few pigs were
shipped On the same train the students could get
under the law by travelling 'hoslers" So far as
could be learned, the number Of ''hostleB' Is not
limited. and about 600 Dartmouth undergraduates
expect to journey at 50 cents per
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
COMMERCIAL ALLEY pUCKPIN LEAGUE.
r1rEsnAY NIGHr DrCKPTN LEAGrE.

score 100 points instead Of 80; be-
cause they permitted the enemy 10
make a first down during the game.
Dobie nearly died of grief last year
when his team was held to a scoreless
tie by oregon Agricultural Seattle
folks often have wondered what Dobie
really would do IL one of his teams
ever lost a game. Would he assassinate
the whole OUTFIT or would he die OF
shock before he could reach Them"
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
Zim Scores in Marital Troubles.

New York, Oct 8.-The marital troubles Of
Heinz Zimmerman, second basemsn Of the Chicago
National League Baseball Club. cane to issue
yesterday when supreme Court Justice Brady dis
missed the snit for separation brought Nv Mrs Helen
ChaEar Zimmerman. but ordered that the action for
absolute divorce which Zimmerman brought against
his wife shoah proceed. The separation s,rit
nounced that his client had dIssppeared with her
daughter and that be had been unable 10 communi-
cats with hG.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE Of TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Il Columbia. Washington. October =.
le5-Sealrd IrnIssAls will be received az this once.
Room re district Building. until o'clock p. m.
OCTOBER > 1915 for furnishing and delivering
tcragr -four meal during the months NossmhsT.
lslS 10 June 20. 1875. inclusive. for use Of the
various branches Of the District government Spee-
hcations and !Tm Of proposal may be obtained from
the Purchasing O1fcer. d. C. Room. n. District
Ruildin= OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROwNLow. CHARLES W. kUTZ. cunniis
si0ners D. c
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27

Joe shugrue. the crack Jersey City hght-ueight
who exIects to meet the winner q the Dundee
Rtclne bout in the Gardsn. has ben secured to
take part in two bouts before the big 90. He will
take on Jimmy Murphy. the Philadelphia light
weight. for six rounds at the Olympia A. A. Of
"Philly" on November l. and Walter Mohr. Of
BROOKLYN. for twelve rounds 1t Waterbury. Conn,
November u
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
sNAPPY BOXING NOTES.

Fritz HoilIni. the Spokane middle-weight. who
has inst returned from Australia, where he has been
battling for nearly two years. thinks that Les
Darcy. the Australian middle weight champion. is
the bsst man IN the world at his weight Holland
was defeated ty Darcy. and he SAYS that Darcy
will heat Eddie Met;oorty again when they meet
next month.
The ten-ruand battle between Charley White. Of
Chicago. and Matt wells. Of England. which was
slated TO be foisht before the National A. e. in
Milwaukee last night. has been postponed until
Thursday night because White Is suffering from
poisoning. Whites condition is not serious. but
his manager did NOT care about taking any chances
until he Il well.
Having suhtrscrsd a cold a few DAYS ago. Whsch
PREVENTED him doing further training. Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo LeaVy VT ight. through his manager.
Jack CurLey was forced TO ak for a pCsipcneuent
Of his bout Nth Jack Dillon at the Buadvay
sporting Club. Of BrockSn, last night. Match
maker weisansntel will get good heavyweight
70 meet Dilloo instead On Wednesday night
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
Pitcher Wyckoff Has a Son.

willIamsport Pa. Oct. $-Pitcher ].
Weldon wyckoff. one OF Connie Mack's
men, yesterday announced that he was
the father of a bouncing boy.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
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to IS mouths, secured lots 80 and -. Del
Ray. Va
% notes Of IS each dated Apxl l. 1915 psysbls
to % months. secured on lots SO and 81. Del
Ray. Va
Terms Of nls: Cash. Auctione-r viii anncuncs
bsfore ale the particulars to fist trusts etc.
WALTER c. BALDERsTON.
Evans Bldg. Washington. D. O..
Attorney for Holder Of Notes
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27
DIED.

BERKELEY-At Lowell, Mass. on Octo-
Der .. 1915. at p. m, in the 24th year
of his age, WILLIAM A. BERKE-
LEY. beloved husband of Phoebe
Berkeley (nee Dietzler) and son OF
Mrs. John T. Skinner.
Notice of funeral later.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-27

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