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His Question.

Seven meE out of every ten are
confounded bores!" emphatically de-
clared Alexander Akinside, the dys-
peptic dissertationist.
why except the other three?"
snarled j. Fuller Gloom, the widely
known and cordially detested misan-
thropist.- Judge.
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Seemed So.

Bacon-I see the human family is
subject to about twelve hundred diff
terent kinds Of disease and ailments.
Egbert-Well that can't be right, for
my wife has over twelve hundred
ailments alone.
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Looks Llkelv.

Church. see Professor Soddy OF
England says it will soon be possible
to turn lead into gold. RI
Gotham-In that case little Belgium
ought some day to be gold mine
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unreIasonahIe.

your board bill is two months in
arrears, Mr. Hallroom. Can you give
me something on account?''
Good heavens, woman! Do you
suppose I'd stay here If ! had money
enough to pay for my board?"
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Costly Bluff.

Crawford--Is he sorry he boasted
so much to his wife about his income?
Crabshaw-I should say he was!
She is using it as evidence against
him in her suit for alimony.-Judge.
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A scareerow.

BILL see woman who conducts
farm near Los Angeles wears male
clothing when at work.
Jill-That possibly saves the trouble
Of putting up q ncarecroW.
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Materialized.

Medium have called the spirit Of
your wife from the vast beyond. Do
you wish to ask her any question
through me?
The Yes: ask her where
she put my pearl shirt studs.
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His idea Of Home.

II don't see why he maintains q
home. He's never there"
That's true, but he says a fellow
has to have some place to go after the
cafes close. Detroit Free Press.
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Making Strides.

There was a time when 1t was con-
sidered improper for women to study
botany"
Fancy that! And now they are
dabbling In politics.
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Used TO crowIIno.

Mrs. Myles-What has become Of
that nurse you used to have for your
pet dog?
Mrs. Styles-Oh, she's married.
"She ought to get along all right
She's used to growing"
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CATCHING.

"Aren't you afraid to sit down SO
close to me, grandpa?"
Afraid, my dear. Why?"
Cos all my dolls have got the
measles. Boston Evening Transcript.
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Deserved Punishment.

''Did you ever have a desire to go
on the stage?" asked the man who
had minor part In the show.
"Oh, yes,' replied his neighBor.
"The first time I ever saw you try to
act I did"
The midland journal., 1915-05-07
Reward Of Virtue.

Hokus- What's the matter with
Flubdub? He looks as though he
didn't have friend in the world.
Pokus-Oh, he's still keeping his
New Year resolutions.--Judge.
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Outclassel.

Member Of Anarchist Society-Gen.
tlemen, wish to resign!
President-But Wy. brozzer? w
would you leave us?
Member-Ach! der iss no more
glory in ris bomb business; eet iss
Becoming vulgar; everybody is, doin'
ik!-Punch. q
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Sometimes the humcr of man is
so dry that he has to buy the drinks
in order to get other men to listen
to it.
The midland journal., 1915-05-07

A tiresome mans favorite subjects
are home. mother, heaven, liberty. jus
tice and patriotism.
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And many a corporation has been
sunk by it's floating debt.
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"A Diner,e..n,c.,e

Does Mrs. Hoidup play bridge?"
NO; she works Baltimore
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There is at least this to be said for
the genius: He is crank on only one
subject.
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Important 10 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA. safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
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Suitable Matrimony.

$50 the dressmaker married the
tailor?"
''Yes. / don't know Of marriage
where there, could be two more fit-
ting mates"
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GETTING serIous

Mr.. Newpop q a. m. at the phone)
Hello, doctor! Can you come down
and see the baby right away?
Doctor-What seems to be the trou-
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FARMERS WIFE
TOO ILLTO WORK.
a Weak, Nervous Sufferer
Restored to Health by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Kasota, MINI. ''I am glad to say
that Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable
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Roth cIfted.

Mrs. Globson seems to have fine
taste in potteries."
"Oh, yes. She's real connoisseur,
Mr.. Globson's talents lie in another
direction
"Yes?"
HE has fine taste in the contents
OF bottles"
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Mr.. Newpop-I-Tm not quite sure,
but / think he has insomnia.
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Mrs. Oldwed-Why did you pick out
such a pretty cook?
Mrs. Newwed- My husband is away
a great deal, and wanted to have
police protection.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIIing; 2year-olds; FIVE and one
half furlongs. SteliariDa. u3; Col Gutelus ia
Good Counsel. 1I2: Important Ios: Southern Star
ios: Maid of Dundee. lo3: 'welEa, 100; Dznrini
Star. 100: 'Diran. %; Ruth Strickland. los; Lad
Atkin, TS; Havana. lc5; 'AleLellAnd. lel; Vedado
g; -Msrmay. e.
SECOND RACE Handicap; 2yesr-okis; FIVE .nt
one-hah furlongS. Ormsdale, I2;; Lorac. ia
Startling. IA; Anita, Ii; Tiajan. no: Candle
lce; Favour, los: Fernrock, los: Prohibition, Iss
School Boy. les: Polroma. 1oe; The Decision. us
THIRD RACE-SeIling: 3yezr.oids and upward
six furlOnEs. Sir William Johnson. III; Eli
BrJson. III; Huda's Brother. les: Cross Bun. los
-Cannonsde. los; Water Lily. los: Sprinsmass. To-
Ben Ounce. lG; Tie Pin. IG; Miss Sherwood
lG: Humiliation. los; Ethan Alien. Is4: Mar
jorie A. lO4; Encore. los; Duke Of Dunbar TO-
FOURTH RACEPwse; all aEeS; nile. Rscl
Bay, III; Hanson. lDS; Silica los; FlnEyvuzzy
los: Gnat, iOl: Herbert Temple. l0l; BaIko. sc
Friar Rock. B.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 3yearolds and upward
mile and one-sixteenth. Henry Hutchinson 10
Soldier. Ito: Ben Levy. il0; @ToWton Field. los
'NoCus. los: RAY o. Light, los; CSmeIlia, los
.Orotund, lB:k Watertown. los; Lady Bryn fos
'Centaur. lG2; .Falcada. lo2: Tameriane, io2
Mabel Dulweber. 100: Task. "
SIXTH RAOE-SelhRc: Syearolds and upward
mile and onefourth. Psteius. IL: Trorato. ius
Guy Fisher. los; Carlton G.. IG; 'Robinetta. ic4
'Dr. DOugherty. lno: Napier. IT,: -Cordie r. 20;
Patty Resan. 20; Scion. %; Tom Hancock, %
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling: maiden 3year I'D 8 and
UPWARD: six furlonSs. Hattie Burton ~ EPetrr
siafwart o: Totsin. 100: Price Albert Jos GaIa.
way. ios: Aslheu. los: Tourist. Is: .P sG Is;
stoninston. 100; Allen Cain. ls; Areu 4. Iosi
Santo III.
SECOND RACE-seIling; eyea--oids: s. b: fur.
Longs. Sands Diamond. IS: Lady Mn6 = cd IS;
Louise Stone. 100: 'Ingot. lee; InhIel I'll lOs,
Gentle Woman. le7; Rig Fellow. rs; .fur N try s5
'Lindley. 100: Dolina. To-; LachiS. NJ r'YerTnak
LOT; SAVING. no.
THIRD RACE-Adyance money: Mir q Syear-
dds and upward; mir md one sixteeIfh M.l.har
%; -Aprisa, lo3: Hard Ball los; FIytng rFNert .IOs
LITTLE String. loe; Reno. l05: Zali. loc
FOURTH RACEIThe Lsdirs' Puse; fyesroId,:
Eve and cnehah furioncx- spartlsr. J d; Maroa
Goosby. lG; Dr. Caren. Ito; RScoe c. ,ose lo7:
DR.. L<nict. w.
FIFTH RACE-seIrne; ayears,ts; sx fur
longs 'Veldt, IS; Beauty She b. fk.: Running
Queen. ni; Thanksgiving lM; i.pa ralaster los;
Rifle Shooter. lss: Baby Cat. %; umisi's Pet
100; ]. c. Cantrsll. lG: Water k. Io4: IItfle
BiSger los; stunner. los; Old CHI AT Or lG.
SIXTH RAcE-SeifinE; Sugar @ ids and UPWARD;
six fu-iongs. Carrie oume. nl; Goa B. 90 prliy,Ty
lOi; ROYAL Interest, l6: Inquis IA los: YortyiIe
100: York Lad, IL; 'Nobleman rs: Mars Cassidy
rs; Hocnir. Iee; Uneie Iirnmie. scr PendeI. Ia
SEVENTH RACE-seElns; y e,sg.olds and up-
ward; mile and oDeeirhth. Wiz thorpe 10:
white To-; Counterpart loe; = II an dt no. Beau
PERI. lce; Joe Stein. le2; Ri Q III ss, lG; woods
Wonder. no.
- pprsntice allowance claimeA
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LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sellinr; lyearold maid-ns; 81,
furiongs. Asparagus Sam, 100 CNOtp, $40. STA
0.so won; sauterelle. zoe (Tayior1. SIM. SO. SC
cond; Water Warbler, 100 niaTtinl 2.p third
Time. lls Winnie oDay, Miss Bland. Argument.
Cars Boy. Louise Green. Innovation, and clara
Morgan slso nan.
SECOND EACE-six farIours; tyear-oids and
Upward: selling. DR.. Kendall. lG Hanover. sls 10
$3.50 $50 won; Transport loe HENRY. s5.D. $40
second; Palm Leaf Ice uAp4ilie1. SIN third.
Time. lis "a Oren, Buia welsh. Rosdmsster.
Rio Brazos znd ]. II. Mayiow also ram
THIRD RACE-Six hulons: t-yearolds and up
ward; selling. Silver Bill. liz tHanoyer1, $50.
$40 $50 non; Msnasseh. lG IVAN Duseul, Sse.
$50. second Feather Duster. NJ tGentryl. N9.
third. Time. las as NigAdoo. Qnartermaster.
San Jon, Chiffon King ana Curiicue also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Hndicap; SSear.olds and up-
ward; one md oresixteenth miles Star Jasmine,
IL martini, $50 go out, won: Hank 0'Dzy.
IS QArafllel $50. ont second; Lady Rotha los
.Henryl. out, third. Tine. i:p IS. Raincost alsp
nan.
FIFTH RAcE-seuinr: 3yearolds and up~.rd;
one and one-sixteenfh miles. Syrian, Ito Con
noliy). $50. $50. $40 won; Lady Mexicsn %
osorysl. 25. c4J1. -sccund: Lady Panchita. Io1
tHenryD s2a third. Time. 1s0 IS. Dick Dead
wood. Edith w, Surprising, Bhckthorn, Kate K.
Paul Gaines. Marjorie D.. and Lady Power also
ErxrE RAcE-Fs,, I'D ,,,-h.n fur,o,r,. ana.
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FUNERAL OF r. B. WARD
TO BE HELD THURSDAY

New York, Oct 1s-Funeral service,
for Robert B. Ward, president of the
Brooklyn Federals. will be held Thursday
afternoon from his home in New Ro-
chelle. N. Y.
Not only the Federal League. but the
entire baseball world mourns the loss OF
Ward. who died last night following an
attack of heart disease. He ranked al
one Of the cleanest and best sportsmen
in the game, and he was respected by
his baseball enemies as well as his asso-
ciates.
kilograms and letters OF condolences
from the best-known baseball men in the
country have been pouring into the Ward
home today.
MFR. Ward was fair fighter and a
true sportsman" said James Gaffney
president OF the Boston Braves. The
place OF Robert Ward will be taken by
his brother, George s. Ward, who was
associated with him in the bakery bust
ness as well as in the ownership OF the
Brookfeds.
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Can't. Higgins Resigns

New York. Oct 19.-Gil Higgins. cap
tin of the Columbia gymnastic team, re-
signed yesterday. Higgins left college to
go into business with his father. His
loss will not be severe. as ]. Clarke.
whom Higgins developed into an Indian
club swinger. has become quite a star
Higgins was manager of the team last
year and revived the sport. which the
Committee on Athletics was considering
abolishinG. by holding an interscholastic
meet and the intercollegiate champion
ships at Columbia. Both drew well and
kept tho financial loss of supporting the
gymnastic team down TO the minimum
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ride free lance next season unless
Andrew Miller exercises the option he
holds for this Jockeys services
The horses of August Belmont viii
winter at his private stable at Belmont
Park this season. There will be quite
a colony of racers quartered at this
track including the imported through
breds that have been purchased by c. X.
G. Billings and Frederick johnson.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-SeIinr; maiden .-y,ar-oads: Nv,
and one-haf furlongs Ny Donnie. III IHaynesl
SIN. $40. S2sfo. won; Broom Oo-n los (Mc
Dsrmottl. $40. SD second: Costumer. ITO bur
D0nner. May McCiee. Tstiana, Belle Of The Kit
chen. JackOnet. Mary Blaclwuod, Sis L, SesmlJ
and MoOnSt1ae also
SECOND RACE-SiH farlongs; s-year-olds Sprint,
ls IT. MeTSEsnrt). S.n, $50. SD. ~Uni Frank
lin, ia u. McTaEgartl. $40. AlO. second; Sooouy
lS a. McCaheyi. $685. third. Tine. ia IS
Col. Nennie. Plaudito. Alfadir. shrapDel and Lord
RnckyaIs also ran.
mile and twenty yards. SeoTpii. l0l Mink. G7o
SD. SD. won; Reliance. l0 fBmriinrAInel. s. No.
Sc. second; Roger Gordon. LIZ CBuItonl. $40
third Time. l:i5 IS. VOiuspa, Aldonus, Mollie
Richards, Cotton TOp and Miss Waters also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ihe Canvas Back Selling
Handicap; all ages: six turlonss. Moutresor. II.
II. McTasgHrtl. sS.Te AD. ceO. Won; FeumnBse.
IL Uilleyl. SD. 81. secund; Ahara. % u. Nc
Cahey1. $50, third Tine. i54 Is. Water Lady.
Pullux and Blue Thistle also rzn.
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; 5year-olds and upward
mile and twenty yards. Menlo Park l0l Mink,
50 30. SD. s.. Won: Mr.. Sings lE cooper,
S. 50 SO. second; Mary Warren, 10 uiIleyl, $40
third. Time. l.I5 IS Perth Rock. Robert Oliver,
Sigma Alpha, Bambo and After Glow also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selhnr: Syear-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards. Lahore. no UiIleyl.
s. 50. $50 Sza. won: ScarSmouch. los Harring-
toni. $3.50. s.. second; Amaifi. III a. McCahcy).
$50 third. Time. In. Eagle Satunus. Coss.
Brave Cunsrder. Republican. Dinah d. md Bur
wood also ran
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
DOOM MENTIOl FfT, AS
CLARKE'S SUCCESSOR

Charlie Doom may g d. q mother chance
to make good as a MIN TxE er in the Ma
tional League. The fol r aer leader of
the Pills is now tipis,d as a probable
successor to Fred Cls1ke at Pittsburgh.
Enough II was reporied ssome few days
ago that Jack Hentfricl n is slated to
succeed Clarke. member & OF the New
York ball club are In, a5ned to believe
that Doom stands b siter chance than
Hendricks Of receiving the appointment.
Manager John MctSr Nv, of the Giants,
is reported to have interested himself
in Dootn's behalf, al NJ IL is said that
other National L ia rue notables are
bringing strong pres zure TO bear on
Barney Dreyfuss Git n a view to per-
suading the PittsbTug 4 magnate to place
Doom in charge of. h IA team
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whOlesaI. G.ceec. nm and " sta 3. Z
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE
'DISQUALIFYlNG STARS
CAUSES GLOOM AT YALE

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 1s.-There
was great gloom at Yale today as
the result of the loss of Harry Le-
gore. Yale's crack full back. and Will
lam Aston. another football man, who,
with Capt Arthur W. MiIburn. Spencer
A. PumpelIy and Robert G. Phett. jr..
of the baseball team, have disqualified
to play upon the Yale team because
they accepted a weeks board and
room free from the ouogue Field Club
baseball team for playing baseball last
summer.
The fact that the violation Of the
Yale rules was unintentional and that
the men attempted to rectify their
error by making payment for their
board after learning their error will
have no effect upon the situation, it
is said. There had been no protest.
1t is said. from outside. the action
on the five men being taken volun-
tarily after consulting with the Yale
athletic authorities. Legore'5 loss will
be particularly severe to the Yale
team. already crippled. and more or
less disorganized by the recent poor
showing.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
Harvard Eager for Mathewson.

Cambridge. Oct. l9-Chr1sty Mathew
son is being sought as varsity baseball
coach at Harvard. The big New York
pitcher. according to good authority. has
been approached several times with an
offer to handle the Crimson baseball
team. Twice within the past week Matty
and the Harvard authorities discussed
terms, but apparently without result
The Harvard Athletic Committee at Its
last meeting also is said to have spent
considerable time threshing out the ques-
ton OF hiring Big Six
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
TWO TO ROYCROFTS
In HERALD LEAGUE

The league-leading Bewicks were
handed quite a setback yesterday when
the Roycrofts captured two of the
three games in The Washington Her
aid Duckpin League. The Bewicks
landed the first game by four pins.
rolling SIS to 511. but in the second
the Roycrofts shot the naples In big
league style and won by SO to 47s. The
ANAL went to the Roycrofts by nine
teen pins. knocking down 513 to 49,
Mallard and Brigham lead the bowl
ing with sets of 2ss and 2s2. respect
lively. The scores are as follows:
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HALF PAGE GOLDBERG COMICS IN SUNDAYS HERALD
Copyrieht. 1p15. BIZ y.

syear-Osds Poppee. ZIG Martini. ae 8. SEC I
won; Lady worthington. IL &c. Garnerl. Ha I
$50 second; Countes Wilmot. los tHanoyerl I
$3.50. third. Time, lac Is Margaret N, nhis,I .
nizd also ran.
SEVENTH aACE-seIling: Syar-olds and
ward; and oaesixteenth miles. CHRISTIE
tGentryl. $40. $50. SEQ won; Mnrcvwa 81
gudyl. $50. $50. second sosius, 10 NfrScs a, D.
$, third. Time, 80 S. Pendel EAdheH.s ySxsis
Louise, FEDS, and Herrnda also nn-
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
Chicago Starts Work.

Chicago. Oct. 19.-Coach Stagg, of the
University Of Chicago. contented himself
with signal drill today. His men were
just recovering from the bruises which
they sustained in the Indiana game, half
OF them giving some evidence of the
hard fight which the Hoosiers put up.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
Death Cancels Football Games.

New Orleans, Oct 49, Because Of the
death here last night of Pierre Ducos,
Il, half back of the Jefferson College
football eleven, the faculty OF the COL
lege announced today that all remain
ing games Of this seasons schedule had
been Cancelled.
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DIED.

CLARKE-On Monday. October Is. 1915,
at s p. m, at 9Oi I street northwest,
EDWIN NJ. CLARKE ."
Services Wednesday, October 20, At
Lee Chapel, ~ PennsyISasII.t =. H.
northwest, at 9 O'Clock. Friends in
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p. M. under auspices of John A
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Veterans Legion louisville. KY.
papers please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on Monday, Octo-
Der Is, 1915. HERBERT ALFRED, old
est son OF Frank J. and Virginia Ga
bauEh Metcalf.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon. October
20, at 3 o'clock, at Brightwood Park
NJ. E Church. Friends invited. In
terment private.
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Another Great ! Z itcher Arrives.

GettysSurg; Fa oct 1a-Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward S. F-ank announced the
birth OF son t. haie Plank, for thir-
teen years pfttlre with Connie Mack's
Athletics, recen nIy returned from his
season with the iSt { Louis Federals. and
Is now at his D me, New Oxford, ten
miles from Getty. sburg. where the son
was born.
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ToDAY's SELECTIONS.
Laurel.

First race-Good Counsel. welsa.
Stellarina-
Second race-Fernrock. Startling.
School Boy.
Third race-Ethan Allen, Water
Lily. Encore:
Fourth race-Hanson, Herbert Tenn
pie, Back Bay.
Fifth race-Towton Field. Norris.
Falcada-
sixth race-Reeinetta, Trovato.
retelus.
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS


BRIGHT. ENERGETIC BOY
wanted; good chance for adj
vaneement Apply to Mr.. CLEARE.
Washington Herald office, 1850
today
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20

HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE
WANTED-FfAsT-CLAss WHISTLER on FuRs.
Apply sISNAN COIN a CO. lah and q q nv.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
HELP WANTEDLFEMALE.

ExPERT BOOK FOLDERS; PIECE WORK;
sfi,cher and feeder. HAYwORTH. ss - NV.
WANTED : sALEsLADTES FOR wOMENs
s1i,s and coats. Only those with thorough expo
neuoe need srfI. Mr.. D0BRIN, Manage. Golden
bsrEis nh and X.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20

WANTED. AT ONCE-ExPERIENCED TIN
nsfs and stove men App's I'D Oh i. mr.,
b. Q. M
WASTED-WHfTE BOY 10 WORK IN STA
tionery store. Appr at in1 T. NV
wANTED-FiRsT-CLAss TAILOR. APPLY AT
once. 10 18th It. nv.
BOYS. BRIGHT, CLEVER. WHO DESIRE 10
earn . few dniian after school hours. ~ 18Th
q. nv. Gail today. See Mr.. BISHOP.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
40 0 ssoI Totas....... 4
WASHINGTON TESPIN LEAGUE
SOUTHEASTERN pUcKPIS LEAGUE.
MASONIC DUcKPN LEAGUE.

ais. q 80 lIl Totals. =.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
WHO'S WHO IN THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Frank Atkins Lord, Second Depu-
ty Police Commissioner, appointed
January q, 1915. to succeed J. Rob-
ert Rubin, who had resigned some
months before, came TO New York
from Winnebago City, Minn., fif-
teen years ago. He is thirty-seven
years old, a bachelor and lives at
Ia East Twenty-eighth Street. He
had held the job Of complaint clerk
under Police Commissioner Woods
since August, 1914.
Under Jerome's first administra-
tion Lord was deputy assistant
District Attorney. At one time he
worked in the Office of Elihu Root,
and as a lawyer he handled one
criminal case, but under Jerome he
was in charge of the homicide bu-
reau, having organized that depart
ment for the District Attorneys
Office. In 1910 he was counsel to
the legislative committee that rec
commended the reorganization of the
inferior courts.
Lord was educated in a country
school, and at fifteen taught school
in his home town. Al Yale he was
chairman of the yale Literary
Magazine" He has always been in
terested in literary work, and said
that his ambition was to be a re-
porter. He wrote a play, produced
at the Bijou Theatre, called His
Name on the Door
As second deputy commissioner
he has charge of the detective bu-
reaus of all the boroughs, is re-
spOnsible for police conditions in
The Bronx and has supervision OF
the training school. He conducts
trials of delinquent members of the
force when specially designated and
represents the Police Commissioner
on boards of which he is a member.