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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

Washington. July 2S.--The cruiser
WASHINGTON, with Rear Admiral Cap
erton. 100 bluejackets and an expedi-
tionary force of 100 marines sailed
from Cape Haitien last night for Port
Au Prince. He will use his discretion
about landing marines.
Officials do not know what action
he will take, but it is thought he will
demand that fighting cease within the
city and that he will protect President
Guillaume from harm.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

SECOND RACE-Purse $500: 3year-olds and up
ward: selling: SIX furionss. Marjorie A., los
Cooper. $50, $500, $40 won; Pontefract 100
(kelsay). $40. 500, second; Brooms Edge log
tVandusen). $50. third. Time liza. Schnapps.
Quien Sabe. Zodiac. Langhorpe and Lady London
also ran.
year-olds and upward; about two miles Cyno-
sure. is RusselD. sils. $50. $50. won: Idle
Michael. l55 Cwilliams). $40. $40. seound; F.
A. Stone. lp Brooks, $50. third. Time il2 Is
Cubon md Morpeth also ran.
mile Rancher. liz tGoldsteinl. $50. SIS. out
ond; Carbide. lo7 Cooper. out. third. Time.
l40 rs. Only three starters
FIFTH RACE-Prse $500; 3year-olds and up
ward: SIX and ope-haN furlongs. yenetia. IS
(Steamsl $3.50 $50. $40. won; Southern Maid
ITO (Claver. $50. $50. second; Vogue. lo6 IAN
dress). $50. third. Time, S. Between Us.
Soanmouch. Protector. Ninety and Simplex also
ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse 500: fyear-oids and up
ward; selling: mile and seventy yards. Fellow
Man. lo7 tKeosh). $50. $40. $40, won; Miss
Waters 81 McDennott). $40. $50. second
weyanoke. los Mott, $40. third. Time. las rs.
Maid Of Prone. Baby Sister. Sherlock Holmes.
Lena Vsal. Laird O. Kirkcaldy and Spindle also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Puse $500 iyear-olds and
upward; selling: mile and seventy yards. Dicks
Pet 80 OicDermott). $50, $40. $50, won; Fit
away. lo4 Mott. S.io. $40. secood; Birta. n7
tGtntryl $50. third. Time. i:i5. Aprisa, Guilty
Hunk and Liberty Hail also 1n.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: 3-year-olds and I'D
ward; i've and one-haf furlonss Devil Fish llO
". McTassart) 10 to !. to !, to l. won;
Fuzzy Wuzzy. lG fo'Bienl. to l. to s. / to q
second Beverly James. 90 (Garner), y to /
to j. to 2. third. Time, Ill J5 Plautaganet
Ancon. Menlo Park. Duke Of Dunbar and Mar
Warren also ran
SECOND RACE-High- weight handicap: Swear
oldS and upward; $500 added; six furIongs Fen
mouse. II u. McTarEartl. 6 to :! to / even
won: Lady Barbary. liz (ButwelD, to l. 2 to !.
even. second: Quartz. IL Davies to s. 3 to s.
out. third. Time. is. Cleaning Rupics Grumpy
and Badinage also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile; Syear-olds and upward
500 added. Water Witch. lo6 (Garner). to 5.
I TO 10. 10 4. won: Pan Maid lol o. Nc.
Tassartl. to S. to 2 / to s. second: Syrian.
III Connolly. to !, Z to s. to . third Time
! :i6 Is. Stir Up and Best Bib and Tucker also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selins: 3yesr-olds and upward
handicap; 500 added: one mile Lahore III
lLIieyl. TO 4. out. won: Shyness. 100 tMcAtee),
Y to 5. to 5. out. second; Borgo lol (HcCahey),
> to 2. TO 5. out. third Time ~ Only three
starters.
FIFTH RACE-sellins: Syear-olds; 500 added
one mile. Coming Tower is (Garner) to
! 70 S. to }. won: Corsican, IL u. McTaggart)
. to ). TO 5. out, second: Booker Bill ia Dish
non). - to !, to !. to . third. Time Ia
ST. Laze:isn and All Smiles also ran
SIXTH RACE-Sellins: 4-year-olds and upward
purse. 500; mile and furone Polly n ICE
IT, McragEartl. to s. l to 2, out won: Amaln
lU u. McCaheyl. to J. 5 to S, out second
Marshon. lT IT. McTaggart). . to !, ) to s. out.
third. Time. ] 50 IS. Easter Star also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07

SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; maidens and win.
reTs Of one race only; about five furlongs. Maud
Ledi, Ito Watts, to !, to !. even, won; DR..
Cam l0 jMontourl, 20 l. to 2. to }, second
Time. les. Rescue. Bulser Little Pete, and Jack
McCiinnis also ren.
THIRD RACE-PIrse 500; 3year-olds and up
ward; about five furlongs Theress Bethel l0
Cullen. to !, to l. even. won; Pawn. lie
Dominica ) to . even. l TO 3 second: Daylight.
lN245 Rose Ring Littlest Rebel, Carissma, Field
Flower, and Polls also ran
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500; 3-year-olds and up
ward about five furOnss. Uncle Dick. Ia Domi-
nick). ) to l. 6 to s. } to S. won; Mis- Jean. los
CIontourl, 5 to l. to S, to .. second Bunice IL
Doyle, to :, even, to .. third. Time lN2 Is.
Crystal. Birdie Williams. Single, and Satia also
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; 3year-olds and up
ward: SIX furlongs. Miss Sherwood. III tNeylon),
to !, to /. even, won; Imprudent. lO7 Cullen,
Hinphy). 10 ?. 10 3. out. third. Time % IS.
Brny Deep Zal and Star Organ also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500: iyearolds and up
ward; six and onehaE fUrlongs. Eye White. ITO
walsh. 5 to ]. to l, even. won: Montreal. los
(Montour) to /, to 5, TO S. second; Gallant
Time. Izs IS. Breakers. Noble Grand. Louis Des
Cosnets. Yanker. and Col. Holloway also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; 4yearolds and
upward: six and oue-haH furlongs. BulgaI. llo
(Hinphyl. 10 ], to /, even, won; Palma, lis
(FInlay), to !. even. to ?. second; Master Jim.
ITO CMontourl. to !. . to !. 3 to 2. third. Time
is. The Urchin, Sharper knight. Blue Jay.
Massenet. and George Stoll also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Pursc $50; 4yearolds and up
ward: six and onehar furionGs. Little Ep III
(Montour). TO l. 2 to l, even. second; Irish Kid.
II Dominica. TO S. to S. to g. third. Time.
IL. Anna Reed. Marty Lou. Cisko. Charley Nc
FeHan. and Tbs Monk also
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
DUFFERIN PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; syeH-olds and up
ward: five furlones. Lady BenZol IS: Useita
lol; G. W. Kisker. los; J. L. Dempsey. los
Janus. Io5; Sally Savage, los: Lady Rensselaer,
los: Bannlyle. los; Johnny Harris. 10; Preserver
ia
SECOND RACE-serlng: 3yeor-olds and upward
purse. 500: five furlongs- Belle Reach. los
lis: Little Gink. lis: Lyndora. lis; Blue Cap lis
Lyndora and Blue Cap. King entry.
THIRD RACE-Seling; 3year-olds and upward
purse. $50; five furlongs 'Brookcress. 100; Heller
Raybould. go; knight Of PhytiaL loc: Rost
King. l07; Hops Des. lG: Golden Ruby, Io7: Con.
stituent. 1os; Moisant liz: Rye Straw. liz: KinG
Chiffon. ia
FOURTH RACE-selline:s syear-olds and up
ward: purse $500: Ave furlonp. Gerthelma, 100
ally. Ics; Sir Galahad. 100; Ray R. Miller. 10
Jim Mallady. liz; CarriSina. IL; E Mahdi. lI2
Fawn. IL
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 5year-olds ond upward
purse $500; Eve and onehaN furlongI Charley
McFeran. IG; Marty Lou. 10: Lady Innocence
no. Civil Lass Ito: Ford Mai. liz: Irish Kid, lis
Love Day. us; Little Ep. lis; Eye White. rs
Scrimmage lis.
SIXTH RACE-Pune. $500: ayesr,olds and I'D
ward: six and ouehah furionss. Blooming Posey
s.: stellata. lo5 Buleer los: Inquieta. los; Mis-
Lou Lsnier. liz; Barrette. liz; Clint. IL
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and I'D
ward: pure. $500: Eve furiongs. Chitra. l0i
.Ynca, los: ada Anne los: Daisy Stevens. los
Song Of Rocks. los: Rocky 0'Brien, 10; Single
10: Miss Christie. IL: TsctlssA LIZ: Black Chief
EIGHTH RAcD-ssluns: sysarosds ana ND
yard: pune. $40: aye fur.nA LAdy 0pEicioas
-; Columbia LAdy. 10; oyStal ~; s0as WusA
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07

! FIRST RACE-Purse, 500; c-year-olds: selling
five and oneEad furlong, 'Dr. Sullivan. 81; Eddie
T. 100; Col. GutelOus. III; Uncle VIII, III; HUI
! minator, I02: YeT1nak, lC2: Billy Culbertsn los;
flush Tush III: Little Bigger loi; Lynn. loS In
restment los; Gentlewoman. lo5; '1iajan. los Rose
Water Ico.
SECOND RACE-Purse 500; handicap: 3year'
dds and upward foacd in Canada; one mile. Am
phion I02 Price Ruperd. 10; Sea Lord. los; Lady
Curzon Ice: Tartarean, Ill.
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; handicap; 5yearolds
and upward six fuTlonEs. The Widow Moon. 80;
Celtic IS: Kewcssa lc2; Water Lady. l02; Sir Edgar.
los; Harmonicon rs; Psnzsreta. 100.
FOURTH RACE-The Iroquois Hotel Stakes;
s.. go added; twoyesrolds five and one-half fur
longs Boneros First lO2; Beauty Shop lo2: Golden
List IO6 Taxa l05 Milestone. l07; Philistinc, lo
King Neptune, 10: Dodge ~
FIFTH E-Handicap; purse. 500; 3yearolds
and upward; enc and one-eighth miles. Expectation.
s. Barnegat TO-; Tactics lO5; Incidence. los.
SIXTH RACE-Prrse. 500; selling; 2-year-olds
and upward; SIX furlongs. Josephine Saratc, l5;
.Meelicka. 81 Dignity lOl; Laura. lG2; Miss
Gayle IG2; Stanley $. iG5; Joy. los; Sir Raymond.
l05 EGnont. lt6; Water Lily lG; 'ConnauEht. lOS
Gold Cap 10; McClintock, 100.
SEVENTH RACE-Pursc. $500: 3year-olds and
UPWARD: selling: and ontfiIteenth miles. Red
land 81; -Stalwart Helen %; 'Bushy Head. lc2;
Guide Post. 100 BurSood lOi: Mockery. los; Mar
tan los; PriTet Petal, I06; First Degree. 100
.AnIJren.ice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
Title Series Starts Today.

The series of five games for
the championship of the Con-
Eress Heights League will get
under way today Mt Randall
Park, when the Hamilton Ath-
iehc Club. winner in the first
part of the season plays the Steel
Plant Club. winner in the final.
The game will start at $3.50, with
Messrs. VI. Burgess and c. Bur-
CESS handling the indicator.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST -Three-year-olds and upward sell
ing: SIX furongs. 'Dinah Do. 100: Brian Boru us
-Santo. e5; Saturnus. lo5: Sarsanet. 81; 'Bhcs
Thcrne U2; Gallon los: Forecast. 49,
SECOND RACE-The North American Steeple
chase Handicap; 3-year-olds and upward; about two
miles Cabaret, AS: Weldship. li6; Indian Arrow.
lS5; Lysander i65; knight of MerCi. l5S.
THIRD RACE-Twoyear dds the sanford NE
moral, s5Oo; six furionss George smith, Y
Jac1ba ll9; Achievement. lI3; Marse Henry. no
Col Vennie l!U: Bromo l0l; Sir Vivian. Ilo
Bulse. IL Hands OF. 10; Friar Rock. lls
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds; the TFa'e1s
81 800 added: ere and one-Guarter miles. Trlal by
jury. III; STIR Up III Lady Botha, lO6; Pan
Maid loS: Iron Duke. Ill; Saratoga, III.
FIFTH RACE-Thrce-yCar and upward
handicap; one mile. Coy Lad. los; Harry shaw.
liz: Reybourn 100 One step. los.
SIXTH RACE-Twnyear-olds; selling; five and
one-haIf furIoags. Triboio. III; Brown Straw. Ut
Disturher, IL: important. lO4: Belle OF the
Kitchen. lo5: Harry Gardner 100: serria. ll2
Helen Marie 100: Wayfsrrr. liz: DIR. Grener. lci
Tralee lU7 Scrilhsn 100; Ilaris. l0i BLACK Beauty.
lU.; Southern Star 100.
-Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
Quakers Trim Pirates.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 6.-The Phillies de-
feated the Pirates to in game IN
which both teams changed pitchers Nc
CULLEN was hit hard and gave way to
Kantlehner. who in turn was renewed
by Conselman. Demaree did not allow
man to reach first until the sixth inning
when a base on balls and two hits re-
suited in two runs. In the ninth he
walked the first man. was, hit safely by
the next two and was then relieved by
Mayer, who kept the home team from
scoring the tieing run.
pb;,ndelrbia.... 90 . o-5 II !
Pittsburgh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mayer and Kilifer: Nc
Ouillan Kari'ehner Conselman and Schang. I'm
pres-Mess:s. RiS!er and Ortiz.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
RED SOX SIGN FORMER
BROOKLYN SCHOOLBOY

Beverly. Mass. Aug. 6-calvin ".
Smith. formerly Of Pratt Institute, Of
Brooklyn. has been signed by the Bos-
ton Americans and will be given a try
out during the teams stay at Fenway
Park. One year ago last spring Smith
was pitching for Beverly High. and he
twirled fifteen games, winning them all.
He pitched fourteen games At Pratt In
stitute last spring and won ten.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
Retains Longwood Bowl.

Brookltne. Mass, Aug. e.
Maurice Mclaughlin, the "CaIi-
fsrnta Comet today retained the
Longwsod tenuis bowl by de-
feating X. Morris WILLIAMS II,
the Harvard star in the chsl-
tenge round 1t the Longwood
Cricket Club. The match went
10 four sets before . decision was
reached. HicLouEhlin won the
nrst tive sets. -a williams
took the third, 60, and the
coast player captured the final
and the match, Ga.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
Clarke Makes Pinch Hit.

Cincinnati. Aug. with the bases 1ull
in the ninth inning and nobody out Tom
Clarke was sent to the bat for Mollwitz
and delivered a single. scoring the run
that beat the Giants in the third game
Of the series 3 to .. a pitching duel De-
tween Perritt and Toney.
New York w 0 0 o %
Cincinnati w o 0 0 c 0 0 Is 3
Batterie.-Perritt and Doom; TOney and Wngo.
Umpres-Messrs QuiGley and Emslie.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
REBELS HANDED ZEROS
BY BUFFALO FEDERALS
Schulz Shows Form and Trims Pitts
burgh. 4 to 0-Coombs
Beats Cardinals.

Buffalo. Aug. 6.-With Schulz pitch
ing air-tight ball. Buffalo had no
trouble taking the first of the series
from Pittsburgh. to o. Only thirty
batters faced the former Yankee, who
missed by the barest margin getting
into the no-hit, no-run gallery of the
baseball hall of fame. O'Connor's two
Dagger in the ninth was the visitors
only safe hit. KnetZer. on the other
hand. was hit hard and often. Score:
Ri E.
Pittsburrh. .......... 900 coo 90
BufLo.......-.... o J o "a 10 o
Batteries-KnetZer and 0'Connor; Schulz and
Allen. Uupires-Metsrs. Finperan and Mun.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
Player for Athletics.

Houston, Tex, Aug. 6-The sale Of
third basenan Mcdonald, of the Houston
Texas League Club. to the Philadelphia
club of the American League was an
nounced today. Mcdonald IL to Join
Connie Mack's club August 20 II "a ~
ported that he was sold for $s,eoo.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
Tiptops Trim Cards.

ST. Louis. Aug. b-JaCk Coombs
snatched to game from the Car
dinals today and the Superbas moved
ahead Of the Braves. With two down
In the eighth Wheat doubled and Cut
shaw singled. scoring the winning run.
Coombs was found for nine hits, but
kept them scattered
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
ROOMS AND BOARD.

I'm o ST. NW-COMFORTABLE ROOM. NEXT
bath: wellcoOked meals; so per month.
il05 sTH ST. Nw.-SEvERAL LARGE. COOL.
bright second-foor rooms; .. n. f. nicely fur.
nshed well-kept house. central location; excellent
home cooking; reasonable.
Is ST. Me- LARGE. COOL BRIGHT OUT
side front rooms: southern exposure; wen Kept
and nicely furnished house; beautiful location;
cellent home cooking; near Capitol and can; rea-
sOnable.
I73l ST = w.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT.
nicely furnished outside room: nice apartment
house; a. m. g.: private home: excellent home
cooking; splendid location; reasonable to young
lady.
1910 YOU ST Nw.-2 LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT.
front; a. m l. private home; excellent home cook
ing; near cars: reasonable.
100 sTH ST. NW.-SEvERAL LARGE. COOL,
bright nicely furn. rooms; a. m. l.. splendid 10
cation; also .arse M-Aoor front and communicating
rooms single or suite; excellent home cook
ing; reasonable.
ia20 ST NW.-DEsIRABLE. LARGE ROOM
with good board; very central; for two. So: one
Sd per month.
IOel ID ST. NE-sEvERAL LARGE. COOL.
bright, nicely furnished rooms: nice colored home
on high terrace: splendid location; and
G. P. o.; excellent home cooking; cheap.
i7s3 ST. Nw.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT.
nicely fur. in private. refined home; .
m l.; splendid location; with or without: home
cooking
co ST.-NTCELY FUR. FRONT ROOM. WITH
or without board best home cooking; week or
month: transients.
7W lST NV LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
rooms: 4. m l.: private home: excellent home
cooking; splendid location, G. 2. D. and new
p. o.. near cars; reasonable. N. lT.
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Crandall Shows Form.

Baltimore. Aug. 6.--Doc Crandall hurled
effectively for st. Louis today and the
Terrapins wire defeated to l. Both
Suggs and Bailey were nit hard. but
Ieclaire. who was sent in in the sew
enth. stopped the bombardment. Chap
mans homer and Knabe's defensive work
featured
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lOl: 'Jessup Burn. lOi: Pat Cannon. los; Belle
Of Terre. lG; sati. lC7 Sure Get. lls: General 49,
NINTH RACE-sellins: 3yearolds and upward
purse $780, six and one-haf furIongs. Paul Gaines.
lbs: Zai. 10: Deviltry. ll2: stick Pin. IL;
Mater. ll2: 'Cordie F.. liz; 'Alcourt III; Wayer-
ing. III; Martre. III; Coppertown. us.
Apprentices allowance claimed
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court No. '1s,s.
administration. This il to give notice: That the
subscriber Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Column
bia, letters testamentary the estate Of Mary
A. McCulioch, late Of the District Of Coem-
bia, deceased All psrsons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same With ths vouchers thereof legally anthendrat-
ed To the subscriber, on or before the 5th day
Of August L. d. 1875: otherwise they may by
Law b excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of August.
1915 ABRAHAM B. KEEPER. B3 First st.
Attest: (SeaD JAMES TANNER. REGISTER Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court. A. B. KEEPER. Attorney.
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pierce SHOWS form
and TRIMS BRAVES
Chicago Cubs Hand Boston Another
Setback. Winning Game. 2 to o.
Cincinnati Beats Giants.

Chicago. Aug. 6-Filbert Pierce pitched
shut-out ball against the Boston Braves
today, the locals winning to 0. Only
three hits were made off Pierce. two of
them being doubles He was given
splendid support. Rudolph pitched good
ball for Boston, but the Cubs made their
five hits off him count.
r. H. E
pox,o, o o Q 0 o 90 3 !
Chiozro . o 0 x-2 o
Batteries-Rudolph and Gowdy; Fierce and
Archer Umpires-Messrs. Byron and Eason.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
UNFINISHED.

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. EQUAL FOUR
rooms; bath shades. screens; porch; sink; ga: Tor
cooking lighting; SIS month. Apply SIS End.
"a ST. NW-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR;
newly papered; back porch; mall family; N20.
Apply c3 n. Y. ave.
i4ls YOU sT.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT BROOM
fat; private entrance: bell and bath private; re-
fined home; a. m. l. convenient location; southern
exposure: heat and gas: near cars: reasonable.
ISL 9Th ST. SE.-3 LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
communicating rooms; .. m l.: SINK: priats
home. Also large cool second floor rooms splen-
did location; near navy yard and car: reasonable.
1915 IRVING ST. LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT.
southern exposure rooms entire aoor. private
home newly papered. beautiful location. a. m, l..
near cars; $3.50 month including gas: don't fail
to see these rooms
.is 5TH ST n E-LARGE. BROOM APT. COR,
ner house. convenient to car line; neat hSn'
and bath: |. h. K N2W
20 sTH ST. S. E-A LARGE. COOL BRIGHT
froom apartment in house; a. M l.; beauti-
full location near cars; gas. heat; l. b. T.; cheap
IS ST. NE.-3 LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT COM
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sink; a. m. l.; splendid location near e. r u and
p. O.: reasonable to adults.
6is E ST. SE.-5 LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT. ID
floor communicating rooms. private home; a. m l.
| southern exposure: near navy yard and can; !.
h. k; reasonable to adults.
| i3 O ST NE-SEYERAL LARGE, COOL
I bright unfinished rooms; splendid location
$50 upward near Capitol and all can; light
housekeeping Permitted; reasonable.
1873 lCTH sr-LAfGE I'd FLOOR FRONT AND
other rooms; single or suite: running water
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHER
70 n ST. NW.-SEvERAL LARGE. COOL.
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| a. m j. Also large cool. bright rooms: l. h. L.
private home; near G. P. o. and z. o. Don't
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s6 ST. n. W. Apt sLARGE.; COOL.
bright outside room in nicely furnished private
home and apartment house: downtown section
next to bath: unfinished If desired: reasonable
to right party
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r. q. z.

S."11NIHEI bxley.
Leeair and Owens and Russell. Umpires-Mes<r,
Corcursn and Brennan
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

SHETLAND PONY. GOyERNESS' CART AND
set harness; 500 Can be seen ct Glencarlyn.
Va. BOX IS, Herald Office.
81 d ST. NW.-ONE STERLING SILVER
toilet set. u pieces. excellent condition; also.
new homemade quilt; will sacrifice both articles.
TWO GOOD HORSES. SUITABLE FOR COACH
CT delivery; also three wagons in good order r:
owner substituting auto delivery reason for selling
Call on address W. II. KRANTZ. 1900 Wyoming
ave.
FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-3
printing presses, 6X9-l0Xl5-1sxl9. One
staple binder. small perforator, h. p.
motor, alternating; shafting, $50 ID. body
type, some job type, cases, racks, sticks,
etc. 5241 NJ st. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.

LINCOLN CAFE. i s:.s 10TH Hse St; s ssi
Regular dinners. Se and Soc. Vegetable dinner
p. n. Sc: Breakfast, to 10 :. m, Sc. IA
msr rates. Try our &c and &c Club Breakfast and
nc Business Mems Lunch.
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5Il E: LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT. SOUTHERN
exposure rooms; nicely furn. well-kept house; a.
m. l.: downtown section; also large rooms COM
rletely fuIn.; l. h. k; running water in rooms;
reasonable.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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Vhslaah oRa1 IN - y - -
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07

ZIG Nw.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT FRONT
I'd. floor room, nicely furn. a. m. l.: well-kept
house; private home: near G. P. o. and new P. o.
reasonable To gentlemen.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
FOR SALE-H0RsES.

HORsI-DRIvING Or SADDLE: STILLS
Phons Col ~
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
FOR RENT..-RO0Ms.
FURNISHED.

elegantly furn. rooms: a. m. l.; housekeeping
private bath and home: opposite parking; we'll
kept house; near cars Line. CT: reasonable.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-01

lage up to the present time, and that
community has progressed unsteady
in proportion to the progression the
town band has made and will continue
to do so ad fnitum. That means step
three and is the first sign of musical
culture.
That community is now ready and
anxious to hear other organizations,
and they'feel they are able to discrim-
mate. They have heard their band in
certain selections and their appetite
whetted to hear that same selection by
some other organization. The Ly-
ceum and Chautauqua, ever ebert to
help and uplift, has many organiza-
lions that are secured in the usual way
to fill this desire. This means more
progress, for We are now setting up
musical standards.
Is there a financial side to this
question? Yes; two of them.
We all believe in advertising our
town. Look at Chicago. Her public
spirited citizens finance not only grand
opera and symphony concerts for the
winter, but also an immense big band
for the summer. One of the reasons
they do this they say is that Chicago
may be advertised and placed in the
front rank.
Well, if a band is good for Chicago,
as an advertising or financial reason,
why is it not good for the smaller
community, and l believe it is, judging
by my own experience. I lived mid
way between two towns; n had a
band the other had not. The town
with the band enjoyed concerts two
nights in the week. l was at that
town twice every week. What mer-
chandise and supplies were needed
came from that town. This habit be-
came a custom, not alone by me, but
by many of the neighbors, and the en-.
gagements this band played in the SUI
rounding towns placed their town just
a little ahead, in the estimation of ev.
eryone, as a live town. That is bus.
mess.
Now what is the other inancia
side?
If you agree with me that the banc
is a good financial argument for {
town, would it not be a wise move tt
help that band financially?
We have shown in this word picture
that SO far all the assistance the boys
have. received has been from a few
public spirited citizens, whose hands
are in their pockets most Of the time
and, asa rule they get are least Of thu
benefits from their expenditures. /
l know from years Of observation
that the local band is good for a com.