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Evening star., 1915-12-01

1924 r street They are Misses Eliza
beth Smith, Frances Morrill,, Blanche
Waters. Beatrix Post. Mary Burk. poro-
thy Terry, Marie Teagle, Glcrdora
Gibbs. Marie Gordon. Molly Wade and
Lamar Latham.
Washington women are now being
enlisted for the cavalry section. which
viii escort the woman's liberty bell
Their names VIII be announced later.
Promised House Hearing.
Miss Frances Joliae. one of the en-
voys. and other advocates OF a constt-,
tutional amendment for woman suf-
frage Will be given a hearing before
the House judiciary committee about
Saturday, December II, according to
present plans of House leaders.
Representative Webb OF North Caro-
lima, who again viii he chairman Of the
judiciary committee, said last night
that the request Of the suffrasists for
a hearing probably could be granted by
that date.
Evening star., 1915-12-01
To Meet Western ENJOYS.

Names of the young Washington girls
who will head the procession of 1000
women who will meet the ENJOYS of
western woman voters when they reach
here next Monday were partially an
nounced yesterday. following meet
ing of the heads of the various sections
at the home of Mrs. John Jay White,
Evening star., 1915-12-01
Exhibit Well Managed.

Mr.. Bartlett said to Star reporter
yesterday that the art department OF
the exhibition was exceptionally well
managed, and that in consequence 1t
was visited by an immense number of
Evening star., 1915-12-01
Telegram From Mr. Trask..

I'm response to a petition from thou
sands of San Franciscans, indorsed by
leading clubs in and around san FRAN
cisco, the directors of the Panama "a
cific international exposition have de-
cided to keep the fine arts palace open
until May 1. retaining on exhibition
all of the works now here which 1T IS
not absolutely imperative to return ana
supplementing the exhibition with
other works to be secured. our safes
of modern art from this exhibition now
amount to over 100000. of which 70
per cent is American. The sold works
we are contracted to deliver IN De
cember, but as this present movement
means, in my opinion, the establish
ment of large permanent art gallery
in San Francisco and a large pdblic
subscription to purchase therefor
works from the fine arts palace. be-
sides many more private sales. ! an
ticipate American artists Will De Will
irg to cooperate with the department
of fine arts in the establishment or
real art center on the Pacific coast,
Il leave here on or about December
1 for the east to secure requirements
and additions to the exhibition ana
may be addressed here Geographically
until December l. By December
York city, where mail will reach me.
VIII you please circulate this news as
widely as possible among American ar
fists and to the newspaper press, and
will you yourself please cooperate
with me by urging all American artists
to permit their unsold works now here
to remain to replace sold works with
other representative examples. and VIII
you carefully consider what important
additional contemporary works can be
secured from those now not represent
ed here? Shipments must leave New
York hy December
Evening star., 1915-12-01

Mrs Sallie Trenter. sixty-three, wild
ow of George Trenter, died at Cumber
land, Md.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE$Sellina: 2yearold maidens five
and onenaf furlongs. Costumer. lY; Ny Donnie.
Ia: McIIelland. la: Walloon ia; Sis L. LII;
Tatana, III; Belle Of the Kitchen, Ill Lefett, Ill
Rose Juliet. Ill: MA Philbin. Ill; Carmen, Ill
Broom Corn. los; 'Boholtnk. los: Similar, los;
'Douner los.
SECOND RACC-Thrse yearolds and upward;
selling; five and onehaN furlonss. Ahara, Io;
'Wodan. uo: Lost Fortune. 10: Edmond Adams,
los: Ponsefrsct. I06; J. B. Harreu, l05 Dr. Dough
erty. I6: Jim l.. 1oi: Water Welles. lo4; Pas
Streak lG: Aswan, %; 'Fsir Helen, g.; ssilvu
Moon, q; 'Old Bob, es
THIRD RACE-Selling; Syesr-olds and upward
Ambrose. Ia: co-sican. MS: Water Lily. Ir2: Balko
Ill: Scaramonch. 100; Wanda Pitza- los: Pre-
sumption. rs; Ethan Allen. loe: Forum, Ins;
'SQueeler. lo5; Coy, los; Marjorie A., lo3.
FOURTH RACE-Purse: 3year-olds and upward ;
one mile. Ten Point lis; Short Grass H. Yankee
Notions. los; Bac. N6: Solar Star. los; He Will
los; Uncle Byn. lo2; saranet, loe; saturnus, g.;
Gnat %
FIFTH RACE-seling; nIles and mar.s: sysar-
olds and upward; mile and twenty yards
Cross Bun. Ill; Nephthys. LOT: Stalwart Helen lG !;
'Dinah Do n6; 'Camellia. l04; Miss Waters lo4 !:
Menlo Park. g. Miss McGiEgle 90: Task. IS; 'star
Bird. s; Mabel Dulweber. 81; 'Racey, -
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 5year-olds and upward +;
one and oneluarter miless Guy Fisher la; Dain-
Gerfeld. Ill: Petulus. l06 sCuttyhunk los; .Cordie
F.. lOs; Napier. los; 'Christophine. lol; Tom
Hancock Iol: Tamerlane. 100: Surgeon. 100; Cotton
Top. 50; 'Aldonus. 50.
'Fire pounds apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
LATON1A ENTRIES.

FIRST RACEISeIlins: 2year-old maiden fllies:
five and cne-haH furlongs Industry. IS: 'Lachis.
IS: Lady Of Lynn. IS: 'Cabiria. IS: Lady Mildred.
90 Ethel welles. 81 front Fly. 100: Polly Connolly.
los; Say Onarra. lo8 tAnna Lou. los; Ssuterelle.
lO6: Running Queen. 1o6.
SECOND RACE-Selling: 3yearolds and up
ward; mile and one-si1teenth. Lady Mexican. IS;
.Malabar, e5: Royal Interest lol; Christie. lo6
Stream, 1os: Transit. liz; Irish Gentleman. IL
THIRD RACE-SellinE: 3year-olds and upward;
six furlongs 'B First io4; 'Grecian. lo4; Catherine
Turner. lG: Katherine c.. lo5: Mater. 100: Lady
Powers. los; Ina Kay. loa; Charmeuse. ITO; Hunt
rees. ia; Edith W., Ia; Drol IA: Collie. Ia
FOURTH RACE-Mile ana one sixteenth: 3yeaf-
olds and upward. Water Witch. 50: GoldTest
Boy 100; Hank O'Day. lol: Bronze King. l02;
Indolence lc2 Dr.. Samuel. lo5; Star Jasmine. Ill
Ed Crump lis; Black Toney. 10. GoldcTest Boy
and Ed CrlInp Schorr entry.
FIFTH RACE-Sellins; 2-year-olds; six furlongs.
Billy Culbertson. 100; Intention. 100; 'Paulson.
4; Blanchita los; Dick Williams. los; Deliver.
l7; Harry Gardner IG7; Yermak. I0: Investment.
lG; Beauty Shop 100; Jerry. ITO: TAXI. ITO.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: 3year-olds and upward:
six furlonss. BLACK Thorn. 81; Carrie Orme.
81; Tory Maid 90; Mars Cassidy, lo3; Marion
COSBY loa: The Spirit. lU; Cash Delivery.
IG1: Aci. lG; Hocnir. 1G; See 1t. loe; 0thello.
70: DR.. Carmen. lis.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: syearolds and up
ward mile and one-siIteeDth. Miss Fielder. lo2;
jesse Louise lo6 Joe Finn. lo: 'Raoul los: Beau
Bcre. lc4: Syrian. los; Mockery. los; Guide Post,
lcs; Lady Panchita, Ill; Wilhite. il3; Miss
Thorpe, lis
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
QUAKER FANS CONCEDE
TITLE TO RED SOX

Philadelphia, Oct. 12.-Disappointed
baseball fans by the thousands walked
silently along the streets Of the CEN
ter of the city this afternoon. after
watching the details on various score
boards of the Phillies third defeat by
the Boston Red Sox. They all SEEM
ed to be Of the opinion that there was
no hope now for the Phillies to cap
ture the worlds championship.
During the entire afternoon they
had stood in silence before the score
boards and It was only in the eighth
inning; when Cravath tripled. did
they raise q great cheer. Even IL
Alexander does come through with q
victory here tomorrow 1t is the con-
census Of opinion here that the Phil
lies have no chance.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
LATONIA RESULTS,

FIRST RAoE-SeIins; 2-yearolds: E1 furlonsa
Thanksgiving. lo6 Vanduseu). sl44. $40. go.
won; Asparagus Sam. lo3 MOTT. 5000. SD
second; Circulate. 100 (Robinson). &m. third.
Cossack. Lindley. Jack Reeves. Manfred, Elkton
and Jasper also ran.
SECOND RACE Selling; syear-olds and upward :
six furlonss Silver Bill. los (Hanover,. $40,
S. second: oldsmohle. los tst.arns). $50. third.
Time. liz Is. Gabrio. Bandel. White Crown
York Lad. Coreopeis. Eddie Dellng. Uncle Jim
mie and FLYING Feet also ran
THIRD RACE-Sn furlongs 3year-olds and
upward. Charter. 1e tG. Garner). slaO. S.
$500. won; Liberator, los Martini. $50, $50,
second; Brooms Edgr los Glors). S. third. Time.
lI235. sureset, Korfhase. Prince Albert. Lack
wag and Talebearer also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Columbus Handicap: ?
yearolds: five and Onehaf furlougs- Milestone.
liz (Mott,. ses.7o. $3.50. s. won: Lady Always.
Morys). $50 third. Time. i06+s Caner1n.
Checks, Little Sister. Rochester, Margaret N,
Marse Henry and J. ]. Murdock also ran. Marse
Henry finished lirst but disqualified for fouins
Checks and Milestone
FIFTH RACE-Allowances: 3year-old fIlies: ono
mile. Water Blossom. us Ofartinl 81 S.4o
$40 won; Vogue. IL tAndres). $50. $50. sec
ond: Lady Rotha. IA Henry. $50. third. Time.
l3s One Step. Fleetabslle and Armulu also
SMITH RACE-NIile and oneeighth; 3year-olds
and upward: selling: purse 5000. Goldy Ios
SHILLING. $50. S2T0. $50 won: Transport log
Murphy). $50. $50. second: Palma. 100 Wan
dusenl SO. third. Time 1886 ]. ".
o'Shea. Ken. Fort Sumter. Joe Stein. Jack
kavanaugh and Big Luma1 also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Seling; 5year-olds and up
ward; handicap: pure. $500 Beulah s, IS (Marcol
$50. $50. 81. won: Hanovia 80 Gentry, SID.
$50. second: BONANZA. lol tSmalD. $50 third.
Time !: As 4-5 Black Broom, Father Riley Red
land and Al Stone also ran.
NCtc-JOckey NJ. Garner set down ten days
by the judges for foul riding on Marse Henry in
the fourth race.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

Tasyart). a. third Tine. 1:l4ls Eddie Henry.
GRASP. The Decision. Col. vennie and Lorac also
ran. Malachite and Lord Rockrale Belmont entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Columbus Handicap: all
ages; six furlongs High Noon. III (ButwelD.
5000. ESQ. $40. Won; Dodge. 9s u. McTaggart).
$50. sl5.Io. second; Hanson. 100 IT. McTaggartl
$.io third. Time. lis Is. Carbide F1ittersold
kewcssa. Water Lady. Hester Prynne. Friar Rock.
Ccouette and Venetia also ran. High noon added
starter FlitterEold and Ffiar Rock Belmont entry.
FIFTH RACE-selling: 3year-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards Eagle. Ia Mink. IS 20.
$40 $500. won; Scurpii. 100 (Piz), S3270, $l2 70,
second; volant. Ii tAllen). $50 third. Time.
1:i2 Pied Piper. Cleaning Chestgton. Single
Tee. Jesse. r.. Norus. Yodeles and valasa also
ran.
SIXTH RAoD- Selling; 4,e.r-olds and upward i;
mile and onehxteenth. Armament lis q. Nc
cahey). $50. ssD $50. won; Robdnetta. los
tIink). Sn. $50. second: Stonehenge. liz (Fore-
hand). $3.50. third. Tme. l:E 35 King Box,
Kayderoseros Billie Baker. To~ton Field and
Joe Diebod also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
DIED.

HAYwARD-On Monday. October II.
1915. at her residence. 1fl9 q street
northwest, MARY A. FERRIS. widow
of. John A. Hayward, aged IS years.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon. October
13, at 2:3o o'clock. Friends are In
vited to attend
GOETZOn Tuesday, October l., 1915. at
tbs D. m, NINA GOETZ, at her resi-
dence. $50 Newark street. after an
illness of four days. =
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SMITH-On Monday, October II. 1915. at
his home, 1900 street northwest.
s. B. SMITH, aged s. years.
Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery
under the auspices Of Equal LodGe.
No. Z, !. o. o. r. Special meeting Of
the lodge win be hep At Odd Fellows
Hall on Seventh stiSst At 1:1s p. m.
today wednesday, to complete ar
rangements for the funeral
sMITH-On Monday. October II. 1915. af
his residence. 1s00 T street northwest.
FREDERICK B.. beloved husband Of
the late Elisabeth Smith
Funeral from the residence. Wedneo-
day, October Il at 1:30 p. m. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend.
Interment at Prospect Htn Cemseesy.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
ELEVEN
FOR N. {, game
Coach Exendine: Is Pushing
Georgetown Team in Prep
aration for Tar Heels.
SOUTHERNERS STRONG

Coach Exendine, realizing the impor-
tance of the game with North Carolina
University on Saturday. yesterday drove
his men through two hours of the hard
est scrimmage possible. There were but
two of the varsity absent. Gormley and
Nahum, who were excused for the day.
The remainder Of the squad were sent
through practice which will put them on
edge for the coming contest.
The coaches. although working the
squad hard, are confident of victory over
the North Carolina Tarheels, and with
the expectation of Andy Dempsey, the
big full back. in the lineup, the team
promises to look many per cent better.
Dempsey's work in the line of punting
and dropkicking cannot be sneezed at.
and with his services in the back field
add both strength on the defense and
offense
North Carolina has a heavy team. and
under the coaching of Logan Cunning
ham, who formerly attained SUCCESS at
Princeton, Trenchard and Bluethall.
former Princeton stars. the Georgetown
eleven has quite e task cut out for them.
Although Georgetown may outweigh the
opponents slightly. it is doubtful II The
local backs Will find it easy picking Ia
the way of line .plunging.
Vanderbilt and Georgia took defeats at
the hands Of the same team last year.
and according to the reports from the
South Georgetown is liable to do the
same, Those who follow football and
know the relative strength Of tho Hill
top eleven doubt this. and think that.
although Georgetown has a fine chance
of winning. the North Carolina team will
he hard to down.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
TWO FOR ROYCROFTS
IN HERALD LEAGUE

The Roycrofts moved into first posi-
ton in The Washington Herald Duckpin
League race yesterday by capturing two
of the three games from the Caslons
One pin separated the teams in the first
game. the Caslons landing the game by
bS2 to 53l. In the two final games the
Roycrofts went well over the five CEN
tury, while the Caslons failed to reach
the coveted mark
Monty Brigham. rolling in the an
chor position for the Roycrofts. put
across the high get, spilling 2S3 pins in
his three games. while Harrington fin
ished second with 27S pins. Artie Gill
put across the high set for the Caslons
with 90. while Dugan was second with
2S6. Bussius rolled the high game Of the
day by knocking down los pins in his
first attack on the little naples. The
scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
HAL BOY runs FIRST
in $1,000 match RACE
Mcmahon Put PAGERS Across in Three
of -Four Heats-Sade Densmore
Makes New Mark.

Lexington, KY. Oct. 1.-The match
race Tor 5000 side between the two
PAGERS. Hal Boy and Judge Or1nondc,
was the feature of the Grand Circuit
trots today and was won by the former
In a sensational four-heat race. Hal Boy
was $50 to S3s favorite. Neither Nc
Mahon nor Valentine wanted to set the
pace in the first heat. and in tho sprint
to the wire Hal Boy was an easy winner.
They raced all the way In the second
and Hal Boy won by a half length in
2:ol %. new record for him. Judge
Ormonde won the third heat by an eye
lash In POP 81, but Hal Boy came back
and beat him in the Anal in 2:c3 12.
A new worlds record for 4-year-old
pacing fllies was set by the Dakota filly.
Sade Densmore. who paced IN 2:0e in q
trial to beat 2:o5 "a. Summaries:
Match race: pacing: in 5: stake. $1,000
Hal Boz, b. G.. by Hal Z. (McMahou)..
Judge Ormonde. blk. h. tvslsntine)..... 2
Time. 21ll2
Stake. 5000: 2:.s trot: in S.
St Frisco. b. C.. b. San Ffaneiseoj tGeers) ! l
Laramie Lad b. G. CMcDonaid). ..............
Slip Past, b. m. tTaylor). )................. 2 8
Loo Blossom. ch. N. (Flord). ).............. I 5
Princess Marerave. Todd McGrepor. Tommy Todd.
Bida and Alberta also started.
Time. 2N -
Purse a.oo: 2:u pace: 2 in }
Napoleon Direct. ch. l.. by Walter Direct
i ]
Peter Stevens. bh. (Snedektr) ).............. 2 2
Braden Direct blk. h. tEasan).............. ; )
Walter Coeh.to. blk. h. tLesx,....".......... = =
Time 2O03A
Purse. 1000; los trot; In s.
Lizzie Brown. b. M. by The Bondsman
Vaenttne) .............................. /
Harry g. J. 8. blk h. Tyson. ............. 2 ,
Duchess. m tMcDonsld). 3 4 2
Exan. b. h. (Pearse) se)....................... I
The Guide. viii Go and Hazel Lang also started.
Time 2A6 "a.
To beat 2:6 "a pacing.
Sayade Densmore ch. f.. by Don Densnore
C1homas) Time, 2N.
Threeyear-old trot; 2 in ;; purse. 5000
De Roche. ch. h.. by John A. McKerron
(Geers ..-..........-............
Native Spirit, b. (. Cox. 2 !
The Colorado Bell. b. (. tSerrelD. D........... )
Allie Watts. ch- (. (Edmonl. l................ )
The Explorer. Florence White and George N.
Patterson also started. Time, 2d5l4.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1915
Baseball Peace Plan
Under Way, Is Claim
PREPS VS.. TECH TODAY.

Coach Kelley's Georgetown Preps
will be given its first test this aft
ernoon on the Hilltop field when the
Technical High School team battles
the Blue and Gray in the initial
game for the Hilltop team. Coach
Morris, of the Manual Trainers. has
rounded his team into great shape
and is confident of handing a trim
ming to the Props.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
ALEC GIVES RABBIT
PASSES FOR GAME

Boston, Oct. 12.-Alexander this
morning gave Rabbit Maranville four
50 tickets. The Braves shortstop
wished the pitcher to accept pay for
them. Take them with my compli-
ments," said Alexander. who knows
but that you may be In . position
70 return the eomDlimont 1axt year"
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Buffers High Noon Is
First in Big Handicap
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

By GEORGE 3. NORRIS.
First race-Broom Corn, Rose
Juliet, Belle Of the Kitchen.
Second race-Aswan. Pay Streak.
Fair Helen.
Third race-Squeeler. Marjorie
A, Ethan Allan.
Fourth race-He VIII. Short
Grass, Ten Point.
Fifth race-Camellia, Task, Mabel
Dulweber.
Sixth race-Christophine, Guy
Fisher, DaingerfieId.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
FEDERALS FLIRTING
WITH JOHN EVERS

Boston. Oct 12.-Johnny Evers and
his family were the guests of James
Gilmore Looks as If the Feds are
flirting with the keystone king The
Trojan came from New York with
Fighting Jim.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Tierney Beats Leonard.

Albany. N. Y. Oct. 12-Joe Tierney, Of
Elizabeth. n. j., easily outpointed
Johnnie Leonard, of Albany. in a sensa-
tional ten-round bout here last night.
Tierney had the better of eight rounds.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Stake to Let F1y.

Newmarket, Oct. 12.-The champion
stakes Of 5000 at a mile and quarter
was won today by Let Fly Black Jester
was second and China Cork third.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Catholic University.

Catholic University. like the other local
colleges, has a big mouthful to chew on
Saturday, when it meets the West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan team at Buckhannon,
W. Va, as the West Virginia eleven Is
as heavy in every respect as the local
team Following the victory over the
Aggies last week the followers al the
Brookland school want nothing out a
victory, and II they do succeed in defeat
ing the Wesleyan team much OF the
credit should go to Fred Nelson. who
has taken a lot of green material and
nodded 1t into a fine working machine.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
Gallaudet.

Coach Wayne Hart has hopes OF put
ting a team on the field Saturday which
will not tumble. and with this group OF
errors out Of the lineup his charges seem
fair to repeat the dose administered to
the Aggies during the last two years
The other fault with the team is at the
quarter back position. Better judgment
in the choosing of plays that were put
forward in the game with v. NJ. I. last
Saturday must be shown II victory is
assured This alone defeated the Ken
dali Greeners, according to reports from
the South.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

H0TEL D0INIi THE ONLY BUSINESS IN 4
town Of 500 inhabitants for sale: also good oppor
tunty for doctor. Address Mrs. CHRISTIE
SCOTT, Tons Brook Va.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO. Id BEN
MING ROAD AND AN UNIAlPROvED LO,
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AuctionseTs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO. I'D BEN
MING ROAD AND AN UNIMPROvED LOT
ADJOINING SAME
by virtue IL certain deed o. trust. duly recorded
IN Lber 51,9. folio -. ard at the request of the
PARTY secr" thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sen 1t public auction within the Office Of Thos. J.
owen Son. 1851 q street northwest. on WEDNES-
DAY. THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1915 at l
O'Clock = m- the following described land and
Premises situate in the District Of Columbia to
wit: Part Of 10. numbered one in Mary L. Stick
neys Subdivision Of part Of Fortune Enlarged.
per plat thereof. recorded in County Book g. page
~ CT the Records Of the Office Of the Surveyor Of
sald District. bssinning the nortierly line OF
Benuing Road at the southwest corner Of said lot
and running thence southeasterly along said line OF
said road s. feet inches thence northeaserly to
intsrsect the h0therly line of said lot at point
distant 3 feet inches from the northwest cornsr
OF said lot. thence noTthwesterIy along said rear
line . feet inches to said northwest corner OF
SAID lot thence so,thwesterly along the westerly line
ot said lot Osl feet mere less to the beginning.
known - premises No. 10 Benning road srbiect to
two rror deeds Of trust asgregatng about 81 De. Il:
also the lot adjoining said premises Immediately
the east. said lot having a frontage Of . feet on
Berning road ty derth Of 35 feet more or less
subiect. however 10 ar agreement to purchase the
unIaid Balance said agreement being about
sE5@. The said property being described on books
oi the as]sG- fer taxation purposes lots s6 and
s25. in square 5cG.
Terms Of sale: Al cash over and above said prior
encumbrances. full particulars Of which viii bs
stated at the tune of sale. One hundred dollars
deposit required upon acceptance Of bid and sails
to be closed within fifteen days from dag Of sale
otherwise deposit forfeited.
THOMAS WALKER,
THOMAS A. JOHNSON.
oc2I6,s.u13 Trustees
The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS Fifteenth Street.
Telephone Main S464.

Is9 y. n. ave.-Elegant house lsr.. 3b. $40 %
MI : St nw-l2 r. 3D. h. w. h. electric It,. Is. %
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1850 18th t-I1 4b electric It. h. w. H.. s3D
1924 Mass. ayc-i5r gb 10 he'd rooms ........ 1000
u Grant place-l?r., 2b.. entirely modernized. 700
u Ind. sye,-l0 rooms and bath h............ 81 90
l2le Girurd st-lor ~ electric lights ..... So 81
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lS,S 18th N-l0r hath well heated ............ 500
Dmmmond. kId.-Hsndsome home. ur.. d.. 900
El5 18th a--lCr b., semi detached .......... $50
3ll7 st-llr b.. will be redecunted ........ 45C
ll0e 5th S-l0r b. convenient ............... 500
1851 Girard st-l0r, b. attractive home. $500
l3i2 st. nw.-&.. b.; convenient location. z 50
1876 Ontario place-6r. b.. h. ". h., elec. IT,. &0O
I2ls sth st. nw.-I1r b. newly decorated..... 81 %
20 ST. nw.-N., b.; splendid condition 5I5
lE7 Meridian st.-Fht 6r., b. heated, yard. 500
I s.; nw.-S. b.; near q. ?. o.. $50
"a Ind. ave.-lof. b.: nice condition. goo
81 st. ne.-llr.. b., furnace heat 9S
fc3 Quincy-sr., b. h. W. h...-......--.-..... $3.50
800 Pa. ave.-sr., b.; newly decorated. 305q
703 Quincy nw.-llr.. B. good order. 20
lis ID st-sr., b. will be redectrAfed. 800
SIS 3rd 1t. ne.-sr., b. newly paperrt. 800
liza y. Cap. H.-St; good for blsine8......... 600
29l7 Olive av..-6r.l b. nice condition. Ai0
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The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
OF Columta. October Z. 1916. Sealed proposals
VIII be received at the Office Of the Secretary Of the
Board OF Commissioners, Room 500. District Build
ing. until O'Clock p m. NOVEMBER g. 1915, for tho
construction Of an engine hors No. T. 70 be locat-
cd on lots 10 and A. square aSs Connecticut ave-,
nue.. between Ordway and Porter streets northwest
Blank forms Of proposal, specifcatious and All
necessary information may be obtained from tho
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department. Room a. Dis
trlct Building. Washington. d. c. 4 deposit Of s.
Will be required from bidders to guarantee the re-
turn Of the Ilsns and Specifications OLIVER p.
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNLOw. c. ". KuTZ.
Ccmmissioners d. c.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED At
the Bureau Of Standards Room 800. south
BLDG. Washington. d. O.. At O'Clock D. H.
OCTOBER Is 1915. for the construction Of con-
crete roads. Drawings and specifications npoa ap-
plcation to the Superintendent. Mechanical Plant