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anything particular to say. Grant
nodded slightly and waited. His call.
er wished something would happen.
1t did. His inspiration returned.
General" he said, II seem to be
slightly embarrassed. Are your
Grants severity broke up in laughter.
There were no further difficulties.
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General Grant and Mark Twain.

General Grant and Mark Twain.
How Mark Twain first met General
Grant is one of the incidents of the
May installment of Albert Bigelow
Paine's Boys Life" Of the humorist
which is running seriaiiy in St. Mich.
olas. Mark Twain was acting as a
newspaper correspondent in Washing
on in the la.,. SOS and had called
on Grant by permission, elated at the
prospect OF an interview. But when
lie looked into the square, smileless
face of the soid:e-- he found himself.
for the first time IN his life, without
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-06-23
Or Lack Of II

Our measure OF getting old inside Is
the inclination We have to 60 to the
window when a band goes by.-Mil
waukee journal.
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BLUEBONNETS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500; 3-yesr-olds and up
ward; selling: fuElOngA RsyenscOurt, 10
tPauingtonl, $40, $40, SO, won Old Pop, 96
tForehand), SOLO, SD, secoud; Reipor. lOi
LNaTdl. SD third. Time, !: 30 Is Billy Frew.
Beehive and Corn Broom also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500 3-yesrolds and up
ward; SI furlongS. Arriett. lOi Mott, $40 s y
$50 won; A. n. Akin liz ROBINSON. s. $3.50.
second; Pesky. 10 lPaTingtonl S. third. Time,
lis Is Skesr Face. Fillgree, ThOrnhul, Kama
BaTbi and Vsnetia also Tan.
THIRD RACE-N-9o added Kindergarten
stake: 2year-Olds; five furlungs Naukng iOs
RobusOnD. s649 90. $3.50 SlllO. won; Manokiu
lJ lWolstenhOlml, $50, $50 second; Yellow
sally. llO NIcAtsel $50 third. Time IOl +5
Bnght Star, Lady Mol. Bondage. Beautiful Morn.
DT. Nelson. Great Dolly. Blue Grass Belle Como
wlngD and Ophella also raE.
FOURTH RACE-Pwss. 500 added. stsspe-
chase; 4-year-ods and upward; selling; about two
miles. Early Light. Isl BOYLE. Su $40 $50.
won: Stucco, Ii5 ALLEN $50, s. So second: New
Haven, l49 Crawford 81 third. Tine Ar -
Indian Arrow, Juysrencs, Morpeth and FrloIee
FIFTH RACE-Handicap: S6c0 added: 3year-olds
and upward; mile. All SmlI-s I03 lRobinsonl
NiD. SD $50. won: RecrII lG3 lAmbrose,. .
%. $50. second: SchemFr. I04 NIntt $50
third. Time, % 81 Ram Coat and Eddie Henry
also ran.
SIXTH RACE Purse 500. 3-ycar-oIds and up
ward; selling mile and a furlong Obolus, 100
tsmithl, $50, $50 $50. Wuu; Phil MOhr. IOl
Buckles. Sl7lO. 80. second: Patty Regain IC6
lDOdd. A40, third. Time 30 - BatWa Pard-
ner Baby Sister. Seryicsncs and Duke Of Dunbar
slso ran
SEVENTH RACE-Prrss. 500; 3year-old, and
upward selling mile Athena s6 Buckles So 30.
$3.50. $40. xon; DEad, 100 lDomincBl, SEQ
No. sec1Lt; Ak Ma, IN ,WolstenholmI $40
third Time la 2j. Greetings HOcnr Tar
Brush JACK Reeves and BrOOmssdge also ran.
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-3ysar-olds; 500 added; six fur.
longs. White Flsckle, lis u. McTaggart). to S. l
to ). out, won Miss Puzzle. 10 McDermott)
10 2 even, TO 20, second; Marse Henry. I'D Gar
nerl. TO l, to s. to 5, third. Time, l:l2 55.
Daddy's Choice. Hidden Star. Paudito. Indian
Chant and Friar Nought also ran.
SECOND RACE--yearOlds and upward; selling
500 added; mile and quarter. Saratoga
10 (Haynesl, to S. out. won Pandean, lN Like
to s. out. second; Little Nearer liz Fairbrotherl
to TO- out, third. Time, 2O7. Dsngerfeld also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Ths Bay side Handicap; Swear
olds and Upward; 500 added; one mile. Sharr
Shooter III Davies. to ?, ( to 5. to 5. won
Mustard l02 q. McTaggartl to l, to !. 6 TO D.
second; Roly, ia Haynes, l3 to 5, even. l TO 2
third. Time. l:39 Is. Gainsr, Tartar and Eagle
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ths withers, $500; Syear
Olds; mile Spur lis IOftusD. to . TO 8. ! &c
I. won; Churchill. lls tHeOgh), to l, 2 to l,
to 5. second; Friar Rock. lls (Haynes), 9 to 10.
TO s. out, third Time, 3 2-5. Chicle and Gilliei
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Douglaston steplechsse Han
dicaP; selling; 4yearolds and upward 500 added
about two miles Mo, l2s Leej. % to !, 8 to l.
to l. won; Dixon Park l4I III Williams to !
to l, even, second; Syusset, lF IF. Williams
l3 to 5, even, l to 2 third. Time. AN. Alden
RacebroOk Repentant, Archdale Sorrento Worst
dale Rusila and Aberfeldy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden fles; 2-year-ods; purse
500; four and half furlougs Coumbine III, %
McTaggart to 5. to 5, l to 4, won: Yankee
Witch, liz tDaViesl. 10 ., to s. l to g. second
Priscilla, ll2 Gamer 10 l. To /, to 5. third
Time, Os52 Idle Hour Fsntam Bala. First Bal
lot. Spinster Chatter Box and Namssake also ran
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DRIVING PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and onehalf hlrlonss Doc
Meals log Corey, to l. to ?. , to B. won; Eden
Park, lis NIatheWsl, even, to s. second Curls lis
lChappeu.. to 3, third Time O:57 Is sally
Boots. stalwart. Van and Barbara B. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fve furlongs. Ina Hay III
tOberu. to 5, oIt. out. won; Omar lis Matthews,
to ;, out. second Sureget, 10 Watts out, third
Time. O59 IS. Reclu=e and Suukist abso
THIRD RACE-FfVe furlongs Examiner 100
ChaITeln 10 l. to l. even. won; Mollie Kean.
ll2 Bergen, to TO- ont second: Swcctie IL
lObertl, even third. Time O:59 81 Meelcka Rake
on, MaXsntus and st. Helene also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five fUlonEs Royal Onyx III
Mathews. TO l, even, to 2. won; Belle Of the
Kitchen, lO4 lObertI. to 3. out secund Bulgar,
III Bauer even. third. Chiffon Squaw. FInalee,
Laura. and Ataka also Time 90.
FIFTH RACE-FVe furlongs AesoT Ios Jack
sOn' 10 ]. to l. even won; Remarkable. llJ
Bergen, even l to > second: Trm Hancock lis
Watts. l 10 ? third. Time IO0l-5 Carloue,
Glendale, KilcTaggen. Richard Langdon Life. and
Master Edwards also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiX and onehaf furongs. Gas
tara. lle iChapraD, 70 l. even to . won: Ma
pier. III lNIatheVsl, tO 5, cut Second; GOOdwood.
10 Bauer. even third. Time, ! . Is. Jacket.
Ray o Light, DR.. R. L. Swarenger. and Louis May
alsO ran.
SEVENTH RACE-FIvs huIongy Gaelic, III
lObert. to 2, l to ? out won; Indifferent, liz
Bauer l to ,. out second; NarnOc j. V. Jr III
Bergen. to ). third. Time O59 Is. Lord Mar
shall. Carl, JACK Hanover Snifty Allen, and Donner
also
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Finish TRACK EVENTS
At tech High TODAY
Manual Trainers Alumni Association
to Hold Races Postponed
From June 3.

The unfinished events of the athletic
meet held by the Tech Alumni Associa-
tion at Marshall Hall on their annual
excursion, Saturday, June ., will be run
on at the school track at 2:3O today.
After running off the 75-yard dash open,
7S-yard Junior, and SSO-yard run, the meet
was called on account Of rain. COmpeti-
ion for the silver loving cup, offered
TO the man scoring the highest number
Of points, promised to be keen with odds
favoring Sheehan, the Tech half-miler.
In addition to the cup there will be in
diyidual prizes donated by local mer-
chants.
The remaining events and entries are
as follows:
Three-legged race-Carr and Eiseman,
Kirby and Tibbott, Pfiefer and Taylor
Sheehan and Mcnamara.
220-yard dash-McNamars Kirby, Shee-
han, Tibbott, Eiseman, Cole, VoltOn,
HQugh. Wheeler.
+o-yard dash-Sheehan, Mcnamara,
Carr, Kirby, Eiseman, Cole. Tibbott,
Wheeler
Mile run-Carr. Wheeler, Taylor, Hough.
Hop, step and jump-Kirby, Mcnamara,
Sheehan. Tibbott, Carr, Wheeler, VOlton,
Eiseman, Cole, Haley.
Relay race-Baseball team, Cole, Pfiefer,
Eiseman, Hird, VS.. track team, Kirby,
TibbOtt, Mcnamara, Sheehan.
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BLUEBoNNETS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500; 2year-old maidens
Tour and OnelhsH turlOngs. tal Dandy Fay. H.
IA Princess Fay. ll2; Captain B., II2; Recorder
s-2: J. W Hunlsy, IL; Brttsria. liz; Isabelle H.
II, Nelhs c. IL ial-WalksT entry.
SECOND RACE-PIrse, 500; 2-year-old maidens
Eve fgriOngs Amalgamated, liz; Lynstte, III
Light Shoes. III; Sleepy sam, liz; Yctrola. IL
Eddie Parsons. IL; Long Distance, liz; Dyson,
IL: Sesgul. IL
THIRD RACE Purse. 500; 3ysar-olds and up
ward. selling: six fuTlOnas King Worth. IL.
Rrn0mvals lG; Eulogy, Is Reflection, TO-, The
Spirit. Iii: The MasIUeraGer, is, 'Repton. IL;
BonerOs First. IL, Martin Cdsca, ns BOraI To
Outlook. 10. ScaramOUCh. I9.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $50. steerIechass
paiden 4year-olds and upward; about two miles.
Rupica. l55: Lily Paxton, rs; Bess, l33; JACK
Winston, is.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 800: 3-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. Rancher. lis: King X lO6: Ber.
nice. %; Commonada, IA; King Neptune los
Greenwood 20.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500: 3-year-oIds and up
Eard; selling; nile and One-eighth Prince Phils-
thOrpc, 100; Nanny McDee. la Bobby Boyer, lT
Lady Spirtuelle. IS London Girl IS LochieI lC9
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 800; 3-year-olds and
upward; selling; seven furIongs. Gordon. ia
Iypography %; Orperth. lO7; Lady Mexican, lO5
Doctor Kendall 10; Scorpii los; AstroloEer ia
Handful. l03; Nidet 10; Bendsl II6; BaIfrDn
vi; Tito. lOI: Audrey Austin. g Lady London
H. FenrOck lC5; Counterpart, IC9.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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PAIRING FOR JUNE
'.. GOLF AT COLUMBIA

First sixteen-W. f. Hughes, jr. VS.. ]
A. Kratz, A. G. Buhrman VS.. H. E
Doyle, A. B. Shelton VS.. Geo. p. James
w. w. Price VS.. James Baird, d, X. Jack
son VS.. W. r. Oglesby, D. B. Gish VS.
Donald Woodward, A. Winter VS.. E. B
Eynon, jr., Chas. watson VS.. Harris N
Brown.
Second sixteen-A. j. Cummings VS.
Frederick Haskins, F. B. Pyle VS.. f. M
Posey, A. w. Froude VS.. c. NJ. King
A. Nj. Bum VS.. Robinson White, A. l.
Thurman VS.. c. H. OTme, Emmons S
Smith VS.. L. C. Gott, jr., ]. s. Perry VS.
VIM. Smith, r. L. Corby VS.. Frank Rhea
Third siXteen-E. B. DeGraw VS.. F. w
Stone, F. 5. Perry VS.. John Poole, J
w. Beller VS.. f. S. Appelman. w. H
West, VS.. B. U. Graham, J. F. SLAYER
VS.. F. N. Phelps, E. c. Gott VS.. A. T
Ruan, Chas. f. Caldwell VS.. Frank Gov
ern. A. c. Moses VS.. VIM. E. Shannon.
Fourth sixteen-F. B. Deveraux VS.. r
W. Cox, John L. Weaver VS.. w. Nc
Mahon, Ralph Barnard VS.. VIM. f. Fowl
er, ]. c. Mclaughlin VS.. I. Ober. H
G. Nichols VS.. f. C. Robinson. o. B
Drown VS.. Karl X. Gartner, Oliver Met
zerott VS.. I. R. Henderson, J. A. Shafte
VS.. Hugh Mckenzie
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN THAT At A
meeting = the sboCkholdeTs n tbs FAMOL
FhoDt'Tn COMPANY. a cDTT~rauon cTeatsd and
orsan'zed under he laws d the STATE OF Wsss VTr
slHII held at Washington. D. c. on the frzt dsv
o. June, 1876 tie following Resolutions were
kesol'Cd, hr' That the FsmoI Products Car
lthN, n1Tnora'i0n created and o-EaHlEe6 uBde-
the laws Of the state of Wrst Virginia dos be--fr
o72' niinUe business - CORPORATION and srrrn5r-s
20 a@la aia'e IL olar1eT and c0T7rate frEnr47ia--
mat the onl1rrs will paw or and d.--aarEe ali f.s
artts liabilities, aud obligations. and sftsr sr.rv
DIS .srglns al such dsbts habiues and obHFa
l'ts' n'loe The FmsIrluE assets among The st.rl
s,0Ck.
heSo.'od. sNDnd That the president n ,H.r
cTP9FAu0n 0aHse notice of rrs adoption n the flr
stAs resolution u - rIt1ishs1 o. son. u-,rsrs-.r
u Eenersl circulation. published u1zr the rrfrt-irsr
onl'e 4" place q hlsinrss 0f this c-rr ration orr
week Tor f'8T FIcessve Uecks. aud that hs r-rfr.
M Il" FesElIflIns u rhe srrretar u ~sfa ~ r-s
STATE q ".st Virginia. and deliver IN him GER
tih'1i' shocking The publication q .5rE ratrrr a.
IruyIded - Law"
"i'en under N, hand this sfr 6as n June 1916
. q GREEN
Presldeur FsmoI Tsrod.r-s ,r7-rrsr-.
A'teT: T.. MERTZ ntvrrra-
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FIRST RACE-SsIling: maiden 2ysar-olds; five
tlriongs. 'Monotony, lO4; Money lG: Ny First
l9; The Duke. IL; Duchess OF Lizwil lOs; Per
besus 100: Bob Dundeen 100
SECOND RACE-Thres- -ycar-oIds: six furIongs
'Andlsy. lo2; Industry. lO2; Blue Cap lG2; PA
handle, lo9; Louise Stone 100; Lady Worthiugtou,
q; Alexander Getz. l07 Harry Gardiner ILL.,
THIRD RACE-Two-y year -olds; five furIougs
epTing Wheat. loi; George c. Love liz; Sol GiIsey.
u; Rosewood 100; Green Jones, ll2
FOURTH RACE-Three yearolds and INWARD
NJ furiougs. Port Light. los; MARS Cassidy. IO6 ;
Roscoe Goose, 10; Grover Hughes IL: Gipsev Ios:
bob Hensley, l0 Hawthorn, III; Esmont ll3
FIFTH RACE-FOur-yes sr-oLds and upward: six
turiangs- Celebrity lO4; Flight Helen los. Uncle
Jimmy. los POIteness lOS; Lady Powers IO4. BIack
fhorn. lsi Little Nephew. lOs; Originator. III.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling: 4year-oIds and rrTar nd .
slling; SIX furlongs. YaIlaha, lO4; Tillotson los
Miss Fannie. lOS; Choctaw. los: Martre lI3: .NIeT
h5; 'MoTistOwn, lJ7; BoIala los: Fathorn Ios
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-olds and 1n,r,r5 .
pne mile and seventy yards Luzzi g. Orea, An
pie s.; Little Bigger. So Disturber q: Georgs
Rossch. loi; Flitaway. lO6; COmmauretta IO7 CoI
Tom Green, lT Surprising IlC; Booker Bill 1Iq
'APFrsntics allowance claimed.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two- year-old maidens: selling: hvs
furlonEs, straight Old Dury II2; 'Bendlet 10:
Running Shot 10: -CLritabeI lG; Bary. ll5.
Moonlight umpl. 10; Mira. lis.
SECOND RACE-Three year-oIds and upward
selling; six fmIOngs. main course. Armament, 10:
Malabar. lI5; Harry Junior rs: Chestertown. 10;
linden Umpl. l05; safe Home 100: Naushon. 10;
Golden Gate. 10, Kezah. 30: Monmouth, is:
'ROsewatsr 95; SerTiIlian. IO5: 'YOIspa. IO5
THIRD RACE-T1rOyearolds five frrIonry
Ersight- TumbIsr. 10: King Baggot 10: Passing
Fancy. 10: Ballad 10; Arnold 10; Star Finch
u9. Riverdale is
FOURTH RACE-Four-yea and uEr-crd: one
nile Magnet. IL; Short Grass imp. III. He Will
"a Sir William johnson. IL; Distant Shore IO5;
Top Hat l26; Grumpy 10
FIFTH RACE - Four-year- and upward
NeadONbruok SteePlechase handicap: 81 10 added
Ibout two and one-hslf miles. Pcbeto l4s: Pou5
AsnoHm, l6; Duke Of Duluth. 10: Cherry Ma
Otte, 10; RhOmb, I39; FoOtlights I56
SIXTH RACE-Three- -year-ods and upward. ssII-
ng one mile. 'GaIloP, 10; Maifou. IO5; Dr. Gre
neT. 50.
sAprrarffr,a ,TT,,r.,.,
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Lnney Deal, Harry Tenwson D0neT, Marrlsll y
francs. George Gsekie, John Thomss Greene WI
Reeves Grsgg Lonnis slaVens HaymeG HowsId
Wilkinson Hodzfins John Edgar Hover, Paul n
HunphrC. Edwin Brgnde Hunt. Joseih Plsfson
James, Henry J. Kent. Ewing Mitchell LAPorte.
hHndsh J. Lsrsonr FispEitn ssmusi Ions. Edwln
North Mcclellan Harold Newman Asrsh, NuH
Ellsworth MONTY, Psad Bryan MOrehouse, BaymOnd
J. Norman, Paul Forest NIycrE Kenneth STANLEY
Neal. Homer Phillips, Kenneth q. Prings. Thomas
William Rhnads Alexander c. RObesDn, Harry
Hodges Scmmes. Homer Tipton Shaver, William
Wallace shepard, Charles Silver, Henry Chsriss
Albert Smith MyTon A. smith, Clarence Andrew
sprague Lew Wallace Springer. Alfred l. stnddaro,
George Kenneth Thnmss. tiustaTus Maurice TuIger-
son, joseph Nounglove Underwood. Arthur Nye Van
Week. Orillc Il. Vaughn Hunry Prank MIesand,
Clarence Edward Wright, Csr Monroe Wynne.
Doctor q Philosophy -6ertrlde Richardson Brig
ham. Horace Hatch Custis. Harry Church obeI-
holEcr. Mildred Esther scheetz, James ROtsz scJtt,
Christian George storm.
Prize awards:
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Davis pTiEes-FInst. MsTlnu AInFIist KLIsvi
second MeIsaret Morton KnOWiss; hird. Margaret
shaHlos Willis
Daughtsn of tle American Revolution priEcs-
Luis Herrera Geigsl. LGuis Eugene Macarthur.
Thomas =. Walsh pTize-Ellen Teresz Burke.
X. Cutter prize-SIare Ellen GstchelL
Preutiss.
Gardner G. Hubbard priB-Johannss Paul Casm-
mepr
Colonial Danes prizs-Aln1 Henrietta Preinkert
Chi Omega TEize in sOoiOlosy-Msrs Ellen
G4tCI6ll
Muth Ri16-CEH ]. Faist
MEDICAL SCHOOL
William X. Butler pnEe-Leo Cromwell Tyson
FTsncis Il. Hsgner prize-EdWsrd Bailey Macon.
George y Acker Prize Louis Charles R0senblTg.
lntemship IN the university hospltsI-Richard
Thomas Powers, Edward Bailey Macon, Louis El-
gene Mo- anna. RsfaI Rivera Aulst
DENTAL SCHOOL
Henry { Thompson pnze-Joseph Aloysius Lynch.
CEuk COMPANY EEize-First, Enc Hyslmsr Bur
Egss second Charles PndaH Aspinsll; third, John
Edward Morgan.
Virginia gold medal Eric HlslmAr Burgess
LAW SCHOL
John Il Lzner sold medal Roy Ennsy Deal
Blackstone Institute rEize-Orylle r. Vaughn
American Law Bouk Company PriEs-Roy Lnney
Deal
Ellsworth Urze Robert Clement WBtSou.
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE.
IHze, William Hugh GTIgg.
hlEh school scholarship awards in arts and
sclenoss- Kendall scholarship. Martha Lury WsnRg
Western HIsl. trst university. LOUIS Webster
TIinor, Central High second university, Marsalet
ElIzabeth WhtfUrd. Central High: third university
Gretchen Ring, Central High fourth uuiTsrsty.
James EsH Hummer Mckinley Higl: ffu uni
versty. Harm Le'Ideu StTang Mckrle, High
sixth unTeRry. john Pau Earnest. IT,, Western
High.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Colts and geldings; purse; 2year
elds; Ave furlOngs. Sheer Leader. lis Martini
g.o so 2.l0 won; Phocian 10 CIurphvI s 10
8. 70 second; Al u. Dick, 10 Connolly, s., third
Time % 25. Il Rsy and Pikasls also nm,
SECOND RACE-SeIing; 3-year-olds and onward
sx furlOngs- Dron. lO2 Brown, N7 90 $40 out,
won; King CORN. Ill Shilling. s. 90 out second
BONANZA, Ill Stirring, cut. third. Time, ll5.
Promsrs also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; 2year-olds: five furIonzs
Jack Virgins, 10 Gentry. N2.sO S.O s. 20 won
May W. lOs Marcel, $50. $3.50. second; Nettis
Naleott, N lMuTphyl. 40. third. Time. lN2 25.
PomP. Miss Jezbo, Pas de Chance and GIorins
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Se Anchorage HandicsD
eyeaT-olds and upward; one mile and seventy yards
Jchn Gund, 10 tGoosel $40 $50, 2lO won
Marion Goosby, ia (AndreSsi. ST. go seoons
Ellison, lO5 tConnallyl. SD. third Time lss IS
Big smoke Rife shooter. and Floral Park .I.o ran
FIFTH RACE-Purss; Syear-olds and upward !:
'ns mile. solsr Star, III Aurpdy), $50, Sa,
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PUBLIC NOTICE

"fFI-a oF THE ASSESSOR 0F TEE- -nI~
tnCt of Columbia Juur 1916 No,5rs !, -
E'en that on The rhirticth DAY q Jun. -gs
VI" tlIiTe all licenses EFau'gd br tie Assesssr
&" tht bst1Ct n Columbia 10 the --rr.-.-rrr, M
AA'ih'-a -alfs. aGtbTetr!es. Us-tTa-veH.C-as na-vs.
cs1s nTII fuses and Ethirles n all yr7Es f,- him.
4s~a Tor tie transportation = p4ssluErr tftrff-
-semg automobiles eECeIEelr, note rrrssrs rrr do
not '-sfEs Trettsr rate of Interest then sfE T4r
.'hl i+f suuIrn. private hanks and haEE ?. "a. ?
incDrPEstedI and the Wssaf.g-D- So. F-rr--r.
9a-a Acerses must he TEFnp-Ir rrneue5 uy al
psFs'hs ceSring u CDTr.Urs haEne,s after the
Above named date WILLIAM 2 RICHARDS
Ass.ss1r. u. @
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Departmental Tennis League.

Smithsonian VS.. Government Printing
Office
Team No. 1-Williams- buckingham. OF
the Government Printing Office, defeated
6-S.
Team No. 2-Belote-H Dorsey, of the
Smithsonian, defeated Healy-Wallace, OF
Government Printing Office. 60. so.
Team No. 3-Bryant- Smithsonian,
defeated Tisdel-Tarbox, Government
Printing Office, 6-3, 6-3
Team No. +AhIenfeld-True Smith
sonian. defeated Brsyton-H Gov
ernment Printing Office, 6-l, 81.
Team No. 5-Butman- Mitman, Smith
sonian. defeated Herman-Club, Govern
ment Printing Once 6-3, CO.
This match was played on the new
Princeton Tennis Club courts
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so, won; Mary H., ~ CLouderi. 81 $40, second
Dr. LArick, ia tConnolyl. $50, third. Time, :i2.
Jack O'Dowd. DR. Carmen, and Notafy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fotir-year-o r-olds and upward; one
mile and seventy yards Impression, lG (Sterlngl,
Hl.0 SO, $50. won; Intons, l05 Davies, Sl29
$40, second = -Galawsy, loI louder, $50, third
Time. ! ~ IS. Uncle Jimmie Nirgie Dot, Santo
Clubs. and Grosyenor also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile aud seventy Yards
Reno 100 lHoagl. Sl4O. $50 $50 won; Juliet. l0i
UOuder), 81. S2I.sO second; BoTgo. zoe tshillingl
20 third Time, :4s Is Waterproof, Prince s.
St Charlotte, James Dckery. l. H. Adair, Iork
Lad, and HarFood also ran.
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LOST

LOST A TOCKETBO0k C6NTAINTYG Us
A2s, rand. and T,azU vIl sppTerlste return Of
latter tu- eenI.m, 1ral ress,u suita,Ae reward SIS
Woodward Bldg.
LOST DOG Lost -TRAIED OR sTOLEN
Boston tTuC. r4mef "No,dl.s Had bras 60.
lar and l,a'Hcr fas o" Iahs ual rrwaTd Il returned
To PALMER. ~ Tie BTszd.u
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED ABLE BODIED RELIABLE NEN
from hlEa school. ral.sal WORK. near clty opppr
t1l'N fF r-ac-lcel kuosl,dge. Apply MARYLAND
BUILDING
WANTED FIRST CLASS WHITE CHATFFEJ K
'rr tE haullu! irEck s0od wages references re
I"s-.d- BON % Herald ,sfye
WANTED A ,OLOREII BOY To WORK At
j. ruh r4nd - a Street NIsrsct
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PROPOSALS.

DEPoI oUARTERMAsTEb's 0FFfCE- Z,
A., Warrington. D. c Sealed propsSsis vii
o. reoei'ed here until n O'Clock 9 m June 10
-sie. Tor furnishing coal in Washington. o G.
hAo Tosts IN vicinity during the fiscal yesr com
.9enclns Iuly l. 1916 Information On application.
offlCE OF THE COMMISSIONER % q
'une lss.-sesled TEopossls Will BE- received
t, tuis "nlcf. Room 5s District Building until
r.Oa D H.. on JUNE rs. 1876 for the constrlo-
.H :" S"ers in the District u Columbia involving
" oonsiHctlou Of approximately ZOO linear feet
IllS sewer. 10 inches 10 2 inches disust-r
i' ,IIs "i proposals., snecihest0us aud neossssr y
i5loin1tlon may b. Obtained from The Chisf CIsrk
Ehsibeef Department Room e District BuiIdinF
Nsshihston. u. C. OLIVER r. NEWMAN
ZJCIs BhoNNDOW. CHARLES ". ECTZ
Comnisaonsrs. d. C.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
DisIleI o. Columbia, Washington June s. lsl6-
80 80 IiOiossk viii bs received at this ofics,
TT,StI, I1T ~ District Building until o'cl0cE 0 m.
s'Nb % NE fE furnishing and delivering -In1rT
sIound sisnsl and tslenhuue cable for usr IH IN.
Lltculoal Dep4Hnsnt this city. Specifications and
'oih " ET0posal may be obtained from tie Pu--
entsihg Oniccr. D. 9. Rom Sd District Buildinz
VI ~ ' Lh +. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNDOW,
ChAhLt.o W kUTZ, Commissioner u. c.
ofFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
Dlst1ct OF Columbia Washington d. c June
ise-staled ITOpusElS WilI hs received a. this o-i-s
una! O'Clock p. m. JUNE IS 1915 for frsdlng
NASlor ROAD southeast. from Gord Houe road 70
the His'7ct line, sggresatIng ls so cubic yards a
grsqlng Blank forms q rrorassls Fu.eif cstioEr
and all Decessary information NAV he obtsfnod from
the Chd Clerk. Engineer DEPARTMENT Rom q.
p.s,ncl Building Washington u. C. OLIVER p.
NLNMAN. LOUIS BRUWNLDW CHAs W
hCTZ. Commissioner D. c
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Names of Grad ua ties.

The graduates are:
Bachelor Of srts-wsltsr Richardson Alexander.
Marjorie Barnes Joanna Elizabeth Best M2beI
Elizabeth Blanchard. Yetta Brez Margaret Marian
Browne, Ellen Teresa Burke, Johannes Paul Caem-
merer Ernest r. Chamberlain Julian Wallace
Cunningham. William Joseph DeTine Donald Mont
gomery Earll Marie Ellen GatcheI George Thomas
Gilleland Margaret Haines. Luis Herrera Geigsl,
Lotus Graham Hughes, Oscar Benwood Hunter John
Miller Jetfres. Maxine Msnsuist Kalaw Frank
Joseph Kelly. Louis Eugene Macarthur. Dorothy
McCleary. Donald Harrison Mcknew George Elmer
Middleton. Walter Wolf Ostrow, Elizabeth Hamilton
Phtington. Mildred Anna Phoebus, Alma Hsnnetta
l'renkrTt, Herbert Percy RSmsey Wilhert Vernon
Renner. Paul George Russell, Annie Salant Frieda
LorenI SPINNER, Benjamin Lionel Topper, Leo
Claude Terry. Llayd Howard Van Kirk WI Wing
Bachelor Of scienCe in Chemisuy-Abraham Engel
Leopold A. Goodman.
Bschelnr Of science in medicine-Daniel LcRay
Borden, Coursen Baxter ConklIn.
Bachelor Of science in srchtecture-H Ward
Stutler.
Bachelor n science in civil engineering -Georgv
Albert Deganhardt. Walter Juhannsssen, Oliver
Graham Magruder. Mnses Allyn Wadhams
Bachelor Of science in electrical engnerrinr-
Albert Arnold Brand. jr., John Ralph Frhr Louis
Mann Heron, GeoTg- J. Schladt, McClain Barntz
smith.
Bachelor Of arts and bachelors diploma in educa