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0uthern Public
y Utilities Paid.

q Pursuant to resolution of city
rpuncii adopted in December that on
january 10, 1915. payment of bills al
Ieady rendered by the Southern Pub
&c Utilities Company for water and
Rghts be made. a voucher was cont
o the company Yesterday for ST.
1888. which settles all accounts be-
lgeen the city and the company for
eervsces rendered up to the frat of
january. 1915. On December 10 coun-
~ ordered payment of bills for Mo-
Femoer on the scale of prices exist
4ag under the old franchise. The DIFF
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Bat Two Gases
Ief0e6 Recorder.
Definite Date Fer
BLgSfa Festival.

II was ~ ncpnced yester6 ~ that i
aeHnite date had been SET ( for tho
holding ii Anderson OF he winter
music festival. The 81. .rAction will
he here March rs, l7tiaisl is, practi-
eaily one month after tlie scif6atfied
opening OF the new Al i6erson theatre.
Many Anderson peop le are iookinf
forward wisa keen anticipasi isji, i 81
plsAsure to this event
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SupsrInt dent Fest6n
Went ln IFitilaHlGfolls

County Superb eat u sf1s, e.. i6n
~ u. elton Ient to iiiiAmssoR yesS
TterGay morning S6f the purpose az
.eonferrihg With the TRUSTED eg tils
achocf there 6ith reference rs khe
purchase oz laboratory eqnspmenf
Tor the ee,ibois The trustees decided
10 nISfcha,s something like 500 worth
OF eruis dent for the Institution.
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1WI Dfss CO. Ii
Mes. 81 I'm Goods.

q .ls;ol y l Raf9DyinE the stock or
Ao0dss .5m the degunct establ bl;shnienf
s5fsIs g. Lewis to. the Owl Drug Co,
nnfchasere6 6of the stock as the recent
aEction held by the trustee, was be-
gun yesterday. The stock III g6Ddg Is
fresh all having been psirchasea
aince last August. .ss;;'
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Special CbiI6cti
Fer Tia DessitlEle.

Special Collections
Fer tie DessitGles -
Special collections for the reiief II
the destitate people iI the city 81
Anderson were taken yesterday il
sewers pf the churches ef Anfiersoh.
Three Gnu ssesh5Hs two or which are
c5lored fcflerted Yesterday tG Gen-
eral Secratary Brrnett s0f the Anaer-
son Relief Association the auoanfs
that had been subscribed BY ssseia.
One colored church reported That Ye
had been taken and another c1dfch
REPORTED q collection of $500. cne cf
the mill churches reported d cOliec,
ton CT something over 3S.
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yief0Eo Recorder. 49, Il !.
But two cEges were heKofe Record-
er Russell yesterday noon when ph-
lice court Eks sonyetied, The fart
that but two arrest We're maae be-
tween noon Saturday and Iioca yea
terdey, fe hours, speaks mighty well
for the osder OF the city. Ben Drake
was before she recorder on charges
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due He sTas fined as. \, andrew
Jones. q fanilsar enaracDeS I'm the
police Court was up on the ] Rfne foitI
charge that of drunkennebs.S ne Ssasii
sentenced 10 spay: d iine 0f So Asr serve
10 days on the gang. 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
Course Is Named for
Cross Country Champs

Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 1.-THE annual
South Atlantic Association cross-country
championship run will be held on Thanks
giving Day. the start and finish to be In
front OF the West Park CHampden) Rec
reation Center Building at $50 g. m This
was decided upon at a meeting Of the 8.
A. A. cross-country committee. composed
OF James G. McCallister. @. Harry Gebb
and Mike Lynch. OF Washington.
This announcement will be hailed with
Joy by local athletes, many OF whom
have been training for the event for the
past month. In addition to champion
ship medals for the first three runners
to finish. the team OF i've men scoring
the least number of points will be
awarded q suitable trophy. In order to
be able to compete for the team trophy
all clubs must enter eight runners. the
first I'VE finishing to count in the SCOT
ing.
Entry blanks are now in the hands Of
the printers and may possibly be issued
tomorrow. The entry list will close on
November - with G. Harry Gebb. 29l3
Pennsylvania avenue.
The course as laid out by the officials
Is an excellent one. and although no
fields. waterfalls or fences will have to
be cleared. those surviving the run will
have to be OF q very sturdy nature. The
course as laid out by the championship
committee follows: Start from West
Park gymnasium. east OF Falls road. fol-
low car tracks on Falls road to big stone
steps, up steps to Pacific avenue to as
phalt driveway. follow asphalt driveway
until the concrete bridge OF the Maryland
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling: maiden eyear-oIds; five
and one-haf furlones. Immune, H. SmilAx Ill
LAfe, Ill; 'Doune. los; Moonstune los; White Eve.
Ill; Belle Of the Kitchen Ill; Blue Owl Ill; Meg
aphoue. lB; sStrefelle. l6 IncitAtion. IN Jerry,
yr., III; .McClellAnd. 100; Dancing Star, los;
syedado los
SECOND RACE-Purse; 2year-olds; six furlouuL
Sasin, Ill; Edith Baumann. lis: MArgery no;
P1audi:. lot; Rose Water lis: Sprint lis; Hand
fun. 10; BruShwood Boy. lr7; Broom Corn, us; Big
To Do, 10; Virginia NJ, TO-
THIRD RACE-Selins; Syear-oids and UPWARD ;
SIX furionzs Bsrac liz: Canto ITO; Reduction.
lG; Moncrief. lG; Cssaba. lo2: st. Helen. u;
Gold Cap. IL; Lociiel. lot; North Light, lG:
Frontier. l0; sHaTersack 81; Sir Blaise 10;
'Psrlor Boy. lG; Our John. lot; "Toddlins Iu2:
10y lT.
FOURTH RACE Selling; syearold, and upward :
six furions 'sempsila, LIS; The Busy Body. IL;
Buncie. lot; Res Mhry. lN; Energetic loQ: Ethan
Allen, lo2: Salon, IL: Lambs nil 10; Birdman.
lU; Plantsgenet, l0; Rocklin. lo2; Edmond Adams,
IL; Lost Fortune. TO- Billy Hibts, IG; 'Fslna,
l6; yellow Eyes, To-
one and one-sIteenth miles. G. II. Miller Ii;
Luther lG: Norus lo4: 'Clin Edss, %; Gallop. no;
-Menlo Park los: vahs ioi; Louise Travers @;
Salon, l0; Armament, l04; Perth Rock lol.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 5year-olds and upward
one and oneeighth miles. Kinmundy, III; Guilty
hunk, lc4; Brian Boru. 10; Cordi F.. 100; Hedge
Ross. o4; 'Tamelane. LOO; Mollie Richards. 100;
Tom Hancock. lA
SEVENTH RACE-Serling; 5yearolds and up
ward; one and oneeighth miles. sHyh Ill; Tro-
uto. ln9; Baby Sister. lo4; 0rperth 100; Patty
Resan, lo4: .shsphedss. loi; Richard Lsngdcn Zoe;
Beaupsre. lA
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18

and Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge Is
reached. cross bridge to wyman's Park.
turn left at Marine Hospital and 90
through Wyman's Park to the Univer-
sity parkway to Roland avenue. turn left
TO Cold Spring lane to Falls road to the
starting point
The fight for the team trophy in this
race seems to lie between the Carroll
Institute of Washington and the Bal
timore Cross Country Club Of this
city. The Lord Baltimore Club. of
this city. has an excellent squad. but
IL will be unable to run as q team.
due to several of its members having
to remain unattached for one year.
The raos for the individual prize
should be well worth witnessing. with
Joe Geiger. the present champion,
standing an excellent chance Of re-
tanning his laurels. Geiger. who Is q
member of the Lord Baltimore Club.
will have to run unattached. as will
Dick Cnsold. Had this pair been able
to compete for the Lord Baltimore
outfit. It certainly would have to be
reckoned with in the race for the
team honors. Bill Rumbaugh. Of the
Baltimore Cross Country Club. who
landed the Madeline Baltimore street
run, is said to be training for the
Thanksgiving Day event, as is Frank
A. (Ike) Ruth. two-time winner of
the Baltimore News-Washington Times
Marathon races from Laurel to Balti-
more. The race promises to be the
best ever held, and local athletes are
advised to get In line at once and not
wait until the last minute. as Is gen.
orally the case.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
JUAREz TRACK Opens
THANKSGIVING DAY
Annual Race Program Will Be Ex.
tended More Than 100 Days as
Originally Scheduled.

Juarez, Mexico, Nov. Height days
more and the 100 or more days meeting
of the Juarez Jockey Club will be in full
swing. AS heretofore, Thanksgiving Day
will inaugurate the long session OF sport
which in former years has proved oil
much financial benefit to horsemen, sc
much SO, in fact, that at the earnest
solicitation of those racing their stock
here Manager VIM and his associates
have extended the meeting over the 1o(
days originally scheduled.
From a racing viewpoint the sport this
winter promises to be the best yet seen
at the Mexican track. Several reasons
could be cited for this anticipation. In
the frst place there are as many if not
time in the history OF the Juarez Jockey
Club. and with those due to be shipped
at the close of the Maryland circuit ii is
possible that the management Will be
forced to build additional barns to &C.
commodate those who have been tardy
making reservations for their stock.
Though the stakes or early closing
handicaPs have been provided for, there
will be feature events provided weekly so
as to furnish. competition among the bet
ter class of horses at the track, while for
the platter mo parse will have less than
$500 added to- II.
Though the Juarez course is considered
by all to be the greatest winter plant on
the continent Manager VIM caused the
track proper to be virtually made over
curing the last summer, to the end that
bad weather will at no time cause a
cessation OF the sport.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
ATTENDANCE RECORD
MAY BE BROKEN

Pittsburgh. Nov. 17.-An attendance
records for football in Western Pennsyl-
vania probably will be broken Thanks
giving Dav when the crack Pennsylvania
State College eleven clashes with Uni
versity of Pittsburgh in the final game
of the wear in the Steel City.
Pitt enters the game without a single
defeat chalked against her varsity, while
States record is almost as good. The
Center county team has won from La
fayette, Lehigh, Pennsylvania and other
crack elevens and only lost to Harvard
by a close score. Those who witnessed
the game with Harvard claim that State
really had the better of the argument
and with any kind of breaks would have
been recorded A victor.
The Thanksgiving Day game with
State has been a football classic in
Western Pennsylvania for a number of
years. and as both institutions have
strong teams. the battles usually are as
good an exposition of high-class football
as the country affords anywhere. Thou
sands of alumni of both schools will be
at the game.
A victory over Penn State means
much to the Pitt team, and the football
experts cannot. in the event do worse
than give Pitt an even break with Cor
nell for the Eastern college champion
ship. Pitt has won for two straight
wears over State and enters the game
this year a slight favorite.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
STUDENTS CHEER LAFAYETTE.
Varsity Eleven Goes Through LiEh,
Practice for Lehfgh Game.

Easton. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE football prac-
tice OF the Lafayette eleven here yester-
day was most encouraging. Coach Gro
well opened the gates and permitted the
students. led by the band. to march on
the Geld. to sit In the stands and cheer
the players throughout the afternoon.
No hard work was INDUCED In, but the
varsity was put on defense against Le-
high plays in a phantom scrimmage.
The FIRST team tried out many plays and
the forward pass worked to perfection.
That Lafayette will score II they get
within hailing distance of the posts Is
the general belief. Scott and Lake got
over more than half their drop-kicks as
Tar back as the S-yard line.
The entire team as 1t will 60 against
Lehigh was In the dummy scrimmage ex-
cept Gluick and Lowe. These men were
given another day of rest, though they
took part In the other activities OF the
afte-noon.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18

Athena. Aldebaran. Cleaning and Brizr Path sl.o
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ases; one mile
EASe 10 lowderl. Slid. $. $40. won: Lahore.
los tButweIp. SD. $50 second; PuIluI Ioj
lschuttingsrl. SO third. Tine. l.HSs. Wooden
Shoes. Old Broom. Noureddin. ]. j. Lilis. Tactics,
Reybourne and Herbert Temple also ran
FIFTH RACE-An ages; mile and twenty yards.
scorpH lo2 Parringtonl, %, $50 81 won: M,S.l
Dulueber. n2 tAnn). S0. s. second: ouien
sabe. @ tSchuttinger). $50. third Time. lSS.
CogS The Rump. Nigadoo Single Toe Intoue
Peacock. King Caucus. Greetings. Heenan, After.
glow and Capt Parr also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling; handicap; mile and one
sixteenth. Republican. lG (Schuttinserl. $3.50.
$50, $50. won: Little Nearer. ITO GFsirbrothsr).
A0. so. second: Naushou. lG (ButwelD, $50,
third. Time. la IS. Sir William johnson Jesse,
j.. DartWorth. Nephthys. suprens. Polly r. and
Buzz Around also ran-
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18

BEWICKS LOSE TWO
In HERALD LEAGUE

Capt. Sheer's Roycrofts handed the
Bewicks a Jolt In the Washington
Herald Duckin League yesterday.
when they landed two of the three
games from the league runner-ups.
Twenty-Five pins separated the teams
in the opening game. the Roycrofts
splitting 544 to 522 of the Bewicks. A
six-pin margin landed the second
game for the Roycrofts. when they
smashed the naples for q SGT count
while the Bewicks were gathering
SCI. In the final game the Bewicks
beat the Roycrofts to the wire by six
pins. making a score OF SIT to Sill.
Gene Thayer. OF the Bewicks, led
the field for the day with a set OF
2s7, while Monty" Brigham. anchor
man OF the Roycrofts. finished second
by registering set Of 2s4. The
scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
Dunno as Michigan CAPTAIN.

Anne Arbor, Mich. Nov. 17.-Morrie
Dunno. son of the governor Of Illinois
probably will be named captain OF
Michigan's 1916 eleven. The election
will be held next Tuesday. Maui
betsch. all-American half back, Is
DUNES only opponent for the honor.
Sixteen members of Yost's 1915 varsity
were awarded Ms tonight. They were:
Cochran (captain). Msulbetsch, Smith,
Catlett, Bastian. Raymond. Roehm
Dunno, Staatz. whalen. Norton. weske,
Watson. Niemann. Rehor. and Mil
lard.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
NAVY TEAM TO LEAVE
FOR NEW YORK NOV. II

Annapolis. Nov. Disbursements for
the trip Of the football players and the
regiment OF midshipmen for the annual
Army-Navy game at the Polo Grounds,
New York, on November q, were COM
pleted today. The squad OF about twen-
ty-five players, under charge OF Lieut.
c. Z. Smith. athletic director, will leave
on Thanksgiving Day. Headquarters
will be at the Hotel Vanderbilt The
regiment will travel In two sections,
leaving early on the morning Of the
game. Two battalions will go over the
Pennsylvania Railroad and the other
two by the Baltimore and Ohio.
In order to guard against the fatigue
and other Inconvenience suffered two
years ago. the Middies will be permitted
to remain overnight In New York, re-
turning to Annapolis In time for dinner
at 6 o'clock Sunday. The Middles will
be quartered at the hotels by battalions
as follows: First. Park Avenue; second.
Martinique; third. Imperial. and fourth,
McAlptn.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
ARCADE DuokPIN LEAGUE.
Regent A. c. Holds Meeting.

will hold an important meeting to-
night at I'LL First street northwest
at o'clock and all members are
urged to be present.
The Trojan A. G. will be the Re-
gents opponents for the coming Sun
day. while a game In Baltimore has
been booked for Thanksgiving Day.
The game Sunday against the Tro-
jams is looked upon as the big game
OF the year for both tsams,
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
BOWIE SELECTIONS

BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First race-Belle of the Kitchen,
Moonstone, Life.
Second race-Sprint, Sasin. Broom
Corn.
Third race-Gold Cap. Parlor
Boy. Moncreif.
Fourth race-Ethan Allen. Semp-
silla, The Busybody.
Fifth race-G. NJ. Miller. Arma-
ment Luther.
Sixth race - Cuttyhunk. Kin
mundy, Tom Hancock.
Seventh race - Patty Regain,
orperth. Trovato.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
ADAM A wEscHLER. AuctiOneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF uS1MpRovEp RE
ESTATE. ON THIRTY. THIRD STREET

AnO5IEES SALE OF UNlAFhONE hkAu
ESTATE ON THIRTY-THIRD STREET, Be
TWEEN o AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of tus. duly recorded
In LLber No. 36 folio S. e SEQ. Of the Land
Records Of the District Of Columbia. and Ht the
request q the party secured thereby. the under
signed surviving trustee viii ss1, q pubic suction.
in front Of the premises. MONDAY. tbs
I'd day Of SoTember. A D. 1915 at / O'Clock
N, the following real estate In the District OF
Columbia. towit: Lot 2 in Benjamin z. Leigh
tons subdivision Of lots in square l2i5 per pAt
in Liber A R. Shepherd Of Georgetown subdivision.
at folio Y Of the records Of the Once o. tia Sur
Teyor Of the District q Columbia
Terms OF sale: 0rethird cash balance IN ons
and two years with interest At per cent. secured
By deed Of trust upon the property sod an cash
deposit Of 500 required at the tine Of sale. All
conTeyaDcng. recording. revenue stamps. and nota-
nal fees At cost Of purchaser. Terms to Be con-
Piled with within fifteen days from day Of sale,
otherwise the surviving trustee the right 70
resell the property At the rsk and cost Of the do
faulting purchaser. after ave days Advertisement Of
slch resale in some Newspaper published IN the city
Of Washington, d. c. LEVIN s. FREY. Surviving
Trustee. nolad&dsx5
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18

BUCKLEY-On Monday, November Is,
1915, at l p. m, JOHN B., the be-
loved husband OF Margaret Z.
Buckley.
Funeral from his late residence, ITIs
street northwest. on Thursday, No
vember Is, at $50 a. IN. Solemn
requiem mass at st. PauIs Church
at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
COX-On Tuesday. November Is, 1915,
ANN REGINA cox Cnee SULLIVAN,
beloved wife Of Charles R. Cox, IN
the 18th year OF her age
Funeral will take place from her late
residence, $40 o street northwest, at
$50 a m. today Thursday, Noven1-
Der IS. thence to Holy Trinity Church,
where solemn high requiem mass will
be said NJ a m. for the repose OF her
soul. Interment at Holy Rood Gene
lery. Relatives and friends invited to
attend
MACoLM-on Wednesday. November II.
1915, at her residence. 1862 Georgia
avenue northwest, Mrs. KATIE
RINE W. MACOLM.
Services Thursday, November IS, pri-
waite.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
Tijuana to Have Racing.

San Diego. Cal. Nov. 17.-Announce-
ment that racing will be inaugurated
at Tijuana. Lower California, on
Christmas Day has been made by W.
E. Tobias and Harry J. Moore, d.
rectors of the company that holds a
concession for racing rights there.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
Telegraph's Selections for Bowie

. IS3SNN1O3k1 2O4 ~ w
First race-Belle of the Kitchen,
Moonstone, Jerry, Jr.
Second race-Sprint, Handful, Vir-
ginia NJ.
Third race-Gold Cap, Northlight,
Lochiel
Fourth race-Sempsilla, The Busy
Body. Ethan Allen.
Fifth race-valas, Gallop, C. N.
Miller.
Sixth race-Hedge Rose, Rinmundy,
Cuttyhunk
Seventh race-orperth. Patty Re-
gan. Richard I,angdon.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18

rHos. ]. OWEN 4 son. Auetone.rs.

TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY SALE OF TN
TWO-sr0RY. sEvEN-ROOM FRAME DWELL
ING ON EVANS STREET, MT. RAINIER
BRENTwooDD, MD.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme cour
Of the District u Columbia. holding q bank
ruptcy court. in rs Jas. B. Atkinson bankrupt,
No. 1893. ] will sell At public auction in front
Of the premises on SATURDAY. November -,
lss. ut O'Clock .. n. lot = in block 7 IN .
subdivision called Brentwood, Prince Ge1gs
County. Nd. imp<oTed 40 above
Terms Of sale made known at time and place
Of sale. One hundred dollars deposit required
upon acceptance Of bid Terms TO be complied
With within thirty days from day q sale
Further particulars upon application to under
signed.
J. DAWSON WILLIAMS. Real Estats rru.s
Building Trustee IN Bankr1ptcy
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18

THE FIRM OF ANGEL & MOBILES. PRINT
ers. ISD New York avenue. Washington. D. O.,
consisting Of Joseph c. Angel and Frederick 7.
NobIes was dissolved October Is. 1915. The bust
ness will Be continued at the same address ny
Joseph {. Angel, a. the Angel Printing Co. who
has purchased all aEsstS Il the firm and assumed
all its Liabilities J. c. ANGEL. FREDERICK
I NOBLES
The Washington herald., 1915-11-18
use HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTION SALES
C. @. sL0AN CO.. INC, AUcrf0NEERS,
LOT O street

C. G. sL0AN Z CO.. INC. 1UcTf0NEE@
LOT q street.
UPON PROPER AUTHORITY THERE WILL IN
oneTed for ale n the sales room d O. G. sloan q
%, li0 street northwest. S0o Sd year pa
esnt coupon bonds. Of the New Washington Brck
Company. numbered 40 to % inclusive, for Du
each. with MaJ 10. 1917 and subsequent eoupons a.
taehed. on roNDAY. November 2. gl5. at
O'Clock a. m
THos. J. OWEN & son, Auctinnerrs
81 FikruE OF CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
duly recorded. IN Libsr No. Ia, Folio III ct seq.
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
~ me request Of the party secured thereby the
dsrdsned trustees viii SELL at public auction in ths
o1nes o. Ihos. J. Owen & Son. Isl G 81. NV. 90
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of November A. D..
I'D: At I'D O'Clock D m. the following described
land and premises situate IN the District Of Colum-
oh. and DESIGNATED and being lot l3s In block q
In the subdivision Of "Garheld' as same is recorded
N the Ofnee Of the Surveyor Of the District of
Coiumna. improved By q mail dwelling houss.
Terms to BE announced at time Of sale deposit OF
no Tin Be required At time Of ale. All convey
andng recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser Terms
Of sas to be eompled with within fifteen days from
day o. ale. ESoCH L. WHITE. ALEX. BRITToN.
Trustees. wilkins Building.
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REAL ESTATE.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, S07 18th St.

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EsTATH
In snail and large sumA All transact
tons conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers VIM Il SAUN-
DFRS q co. Southern Bidg.. s07 18th St
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect to prior payments,
fylsr q Rutherford. Inc. m 15kh .
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

LADIES FOR OUTSIDE WORK:
SPLENDID PROPOSITION.
BASEMENT, oIa I4TH ST. N. w.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T0sT-LARGE TAssEL AND HOPE OF CUT
jet- Reward returned 70 El5 De SAILS &.
L0sT-GOLD WATCH AND FOB BETWEEN
District line and Evans Bldg. both bearing ini-
tials "P. b. c." Reward II returned to 56 Esans
Bldg.
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The mutuel machines are working in
grand order, and the public is becoming
accustomed to the new methods In vogue
at this course.