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The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
MARLBORO STABLES
ARE FILLING UP
DR.. J. S. Tyree Among Prominent
Owners Who Will Race Strings
at Fair Grounds Track.

. Upper Marlboro, Md. May 1s.-Sev-
eral stables of horses have arrived at
the hve days race meet to be held in
the five days race meeto to be held in
connection with the annual fair and
horse show of the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Fair Association. be-
ginning May 25. Practically all the
stables have been engaged, and with
the close OF the meeting now in prog
ress at Prospect Park every available
stall win be occupied.
large gathering OF horsemen from
Maryland and Virginia will be seen
during fair week, attracted by the
liberal prizes offered for the sixteen
horse show classes and the increased
purses for the racing events. The
best racing ever seen at Marlboro was
enjoyed last year by large crowds
from Washington and Baltimore, but
all the indications are that an even
higher class of sport will be provided
next week. In the fields that will go
to the post will be seen horses that
were winners at the Pimlico meet just
ended.
DR.. ]. s. Tyree. the Washington
sportsman, will race a string here, as
will Harry Rites. ]. NJ. Hedrick, E. ].
McGraw, ]. ]. Pangle, z. Utterback.
Frank Frisbie and a score of others.
The meeting promises to be particu-
larly strong in 3-year-olds. and a
number which failed to. show winning
form at Pimlico because of lack of
racing education will be seen to bet
ter advantage at Marlboro.
The Chesapeake Beach and Penn
sylvania railroads will run special
trains daily to accommodate the
crowds from Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purss; Syear-ods and upward
mile and = sixteenth Old Koenig. lol on Garner
SO. $40 $50 won; Sister Suds. loi martini,
$50 so, second John ". Klein, los murphy,
$40, third. Tine, Isl IS. Sansyming, Southern
Bssgue, The Carmel. GALWAY and MGsTa also ran,
SECOND RACE-Eyearolds; four and a hat
furioGgs. Nstde wAlautt, is IT. MsrszgGrt). $40
$40 Sd won: GeorEe o. Love lis %. Garner
81 .. $50 sec1nd; Dr.. Luck, LIS tGsrt5t, sElo
third The. O4. May W., Juvenile, Miss JaI6c
and Hot Teddy also rsn-
ward; six furiorgz. Marion COSBY, los tAndrsssl
% 90. $40. O. won: Hodzs. Is 20. Hunt, go
$50 second: F1euro, 100 louder, sa.7o. Third.
Time. lls rs Little Esphsw. Brnghurst and
.Gipsey George also nn-
NJ c. AIoors entry.
FOURTH RACE-SysaF-old hNss; Oaks preftmi-
nay; SIX tuionzS- Regina, lis IT. Mcrszgzr),
$50 $50 IN. won; KAthleen. rs on Garner.
g 90 go second; lula l.. is Ked1is). SD,
-rsms,-E5i5. Fuppoid, Triad and hnfren
star also nn-
FIFTH, RACE-selins; handicap; STsaroads and
rruEaras one rnAs Grover Hughes Ii. &c Hunt
s. ga SD. won; AldshArGn, Los tGoossl, $50
$50. sscond; PIT T., 10 Cooper. $50, third
SIXTH RACE-selHnE: Syesr-olds and Upward
mile md a sixteenth. Olga Star, Q 20. Hunt
SO %. $50 $50. won; Samuel R. Meyer. ~
Goose = $50 40, secoud; Irish Gentleman. III
M Garrsrrl OD third. Time - IS. hcAdod
and Water Proof also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; +yssr-olds; mile and
ssFenty Yards Gsids Post, n3 (Goosei, $40, 3
g .. Won: BnlopS. le &c. Hunt, $40 $50 SEC
ond; BruokhsId 10 tCoopsrl, $40, third Tine
lgALS Orzngs Gold Color. F1itsray. Aitanaha-
A C. Haley. Louise Paul and York Lad also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-PurSe; &ysGr-oh mAidsns; Eve
furlougs. High Gear. I'D; Outfit, 10; Evelyn v,
10; Diamond. 10; Ny First, IL; Waiter n. Pearee
ll3; QuAn lis: Now Thsn, IL; Bingsn, III. Velvet
Joe, Il5; PhoeciOn. is; Sol GilSey. L; Cheer
Leader, III
SECOND RACE-seling; Syear-olds and up
ward; pure May Bird, 6; Mary H, 100; Luzds
100; 'TheodOreial, I0s; 'BAcxthnrn, ll9; mis-,
Declare. lle; -MoriStOWn, Ill; CrestabllDcs, liz
Penalty. Ia; Noble Man, IA; Csshon Delivery
ia
THIRD RACE-seIlInx; 3year-olds and upward
mile and three sTteenthA +CommAurettA, 100
'MalabaT, O7; Kris KrinEle, lU; Charles Frances,
lV; 'Camelia, 100; ConfAsIation. Ill; Surprising
I6; L H. Adair, ll6.
FOURTH RAOE-slx flrIongs; Syear-oldSL Hub
gage. Is; Margaret N. lo5; John, IT.. 1U; DR..
Moore. lOs; Pocdchoo. lOs; Belgian Trooper. los
Cane Run. lO5; Big Fellow. 1Os; Primsro, Ito; J.
J. Murdoch. u3 Hubbub and Sansia, Whitney
entry.
FIFTH RACD-Purse; +ysarolds and upward
Eve and onehAH furiongA Amazon los; Bar
and Stars 100; Coming Tower. 100; Dark Flower,
IL; Dr.. Larrick. III; Leo Skoney LED; Solar
Star. ID.
SIXTH RACB-SsTing; 3year-oIds and upward
six fTlongs- Black Beauty, 100; Water Warbler,
100; Sugar King l1; BdE1 lo9; wanda Pftzsr,
100; Flight Ella, le; Liberal, ia; Mexico, Ia;
nlotsou. Ia: Bullats. r6; Leo SaFtn, Is.
SEVENTH RAOE-seIHnE: 3ysar-olds; one mile.
'Dolina, 100; Lady worthingtou. 100; Brown Vel
vet 100 Miss Atktn. 100: Brooks 100; Industry,
l06; Queen APPLE. los; Louis Stone los; Amulet
lG; sSnVsrd. lT; Little Bigger. los; Uncle win.
Is
siIo--.~ .l,3,,.4
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
Sand Marsh Runs First
In Paumonok Handicap

Jamaica Race Track. N. Y, May Is
sand Marsh, at Is to /, in the betting,
won the Paumonok Handicap, the feature
event at the opening OF the Metropolitan
racing season here this afternoon. F. E,
Roses Black Colt won in handy fashion
from James Buffers High Noon, the
favorite.
Sand Marsh was the first to get away
from the barrler and was never chal-
lenged. High Noon was slow to get his
stride. and while making the first turn
was bumped badly. He ran a good race
In the stretch. however. shutting out
Jacoba for the place
fair-sized crowd attended the open
ing. but the cool weather cut down the
attendance. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Maid-n 2yezr-olds; ave huriongs
Wood Tnp III HAYNES to s. TO ). out. won
Bally, IL tL0ftns), TO /. to l, even, seeund
Aisht Owl, III tButEeIll,, TO l, even. l 70 z
third. Tine 81 IS. Whiriing Dun, Jack Mount,
Candy Land. and Chatter Box also nn.
SECOND RACE-sslling; Syearoids and up
ward hve and ooe-half hHlongs- PaWhusha. TO-
FairerotherJ. to !. to 5 70 $ won; Virginia
w. l@ CBuxton), TO l. to 2 to 5. seco1d
stsllaina, 100 u. MeTagsartl, 20 l, 70 !. even.
third Time. l0s. woodfAir, Thesierss. Ray B.
Bestable. Queen May. and Dr.. Grener also ran
THIRD RACE-5uhoIk Selling Stakes Of $50
s-yearOlds; I've turiongS Straight Forward JOG
q. McraEyartl. TO S to 4, out. won; Leonie, W7
Hanover, Il TO l. to l. to 8 seoondi solEeAs.
100 CMcCaheyl, 70 to !. to l, to s, third Tine
lol IS. None such. Running Shot. Breeze, and
County Court also ran. -
FOURTH RACE-Paumouok Hsndiczp; Syear
dds and upward; Sx furiongs, sand Marsh,
tsehuttingsrl IS to l. TO l. to l, NoDi High
Noon II LOTUS, 9 70 l. to 5. to 5. second
JGcoba, l1 u. McTaEgzrtl, Il to ], to ], 70 I
third. Tine, f:l2 Is The FINN, siumber II. Top
o. the Morning Flying FAIRY, silica, Prince Of
Como. Bsns-olent, Lorac. Moutrsssnr. and Tea
Caddy also ran-
FIFTH RACE-FOur-year-OIds and upward: sell
ing; one nile and a sixteenth. Sam McMeekin. ns
CHaynesl ! to 2 out won Gallop, LIS tMetczlO,
70 $ out, second: Luther. IL tTaplin), z to l,
10 5 out, third. Tine 1:s- Only three startez
SIXTH RACE-Three-yearolds and upward; sen
irg; six furlongs. DerTish, III CLoftusi, 70 l.
even. out. won; Ambrose, l2i CMe.calO, to 10
out, sScond; PuIhux II (Klesgerl, Il to s. 2 to s.
cut third Time ll33 S. NaTigi6.S also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
THERE'S the dearest little old lady

THERE'S the dearest little old lady
who comes to our studio Gust
for company" she apologies,
and she's known to US all as Grand
mother Betsy"
Often we make her play little parts
in our pictures when they call for a
dear, kindly mother face, and what a
tender smile hers is-just what one
would expect of little old lady who
knew the joys of curly-headed grand
children hugging her close.
"Has she no children% we asked
each other when she first came into
the studio, as some one described,
hopping into shelter like a little for
lorn robin in winter"
"Children?"' and one of the actors
laughed as he said it. why, she's the
mother of six splendid sons, each prom
inent in his own walk of life"
Then why is she so lonely?" asked.
She's spoken often of her hungry
heart"
Zone of the sons is an actor" our in
former told us. "He is always winging
his way from coast to coast. For many
years she has not been strong enough
she must content herself with remain
ing in one place and watching for
his homebound flights.
Her youngest son, only twenty-three,
was one of those unfortunate young
engineers whom Villa put to death in
Mexico. This is one of the crosses she
carries in her heart, and it is an over
shadowing one, for no one knows all
the suffering of those boys before death
called them.
Far up in Alaska the adventurer OF
the family is stalking his claims, and
across the seas another son has been
gone a year. He is a war correspond
ent"
where are the other two boys?"
asked, all hope for the little old lady
They are here" so we were told,
"but they might as we'll be at the far
thest corner of the earth for all the
happiness they bring their mother.
One of the boys, though he is recog-
nized as a foremost artist, is an unhap-
PLY dissipated chap, mad as a March
hare they say of him, a boy who has
not awakened to the duty he owes de-
voted mother.
"The other son is very wealthy and
lives in beautiful home on Riverside
Drive. There are three lovely children,
and sometimes, perhaps once week,
the grandmother is allowed to visit the
children in their nursery-but no longer
than an hour at time She is an old
fashioned mother, plain as an apple pie,
a peasant mother, who does not look
well to the fashionable daughter-in-law.
$50 that her son may not be made un-
happy in his own home by finding out
the attitude of his wife toward his
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
lQnnmenCInQ
PROPOSALS,

oFFlCE OF THE AuSSIOSERs OF tn
District q ColmhL Wsshtngt1ns Nay D. 1910
Sealed proposals viii Be ruosiEed thig ochcs
Room 500. DsE-ct BuildinE until 2 O'CLOCK
p. NJ, Nay i. 1914 for Anth-zrits Oosl to b.
furnished add delivered during the fiscal yssr b.
ginning July !. 1876 spsGhcztion and form q
p'oDosal may b obtained upnu application 70 the
Purchasing ONCE D. O. Room N Dlstrirt Build
tnE OLIVER ?. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
LOW. CHARLES ". KCTZ COumiSsionsrs
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TFIT
Distrc q COLUMBIA, WSshington May Is lEs-
setleo propoSAls VIII b received at this one
Room so. DiEtTic5 Building until o'clook D n
WEDNESDAY,. Nay 81. 1916. for furnishing and
delivering, ?. o. B. c1rx WGshington d. G. ore
DIESEL Tyr, fCur-9In6sT. four-cycs sO-hn-sepowsT
verttczl marine snEine, with nscrssETy Hoo<sTies
for uss in tlgboat, Sever DepSTtmrnt y. c. spea-
hcStion and form Of T-OposLl nav b obtzinsd upou
application to the Purchasing OfIcrT. D. C. Room
N. Distna BuildinE OLIVER P. NEWMAN
LOUIS BRoWNLoW, CHARLES ". KUTZ. CON
Missioner
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Juss Junior tramped uIong enjoying
the sights in spite Of the dusty road.
He had many companions, too, for there
were as many walking as riding this
beautiful morning.
In the distance he could see the Fair
grounds, with flags flying from the tall
poles, and as he came nearer he heard
the band playing gayly.
Have you ever been to a fair?" asked
voice at his side.
He turned and saw big country boy.
Have your" answered Puss Junior.
NO." replied the boy; i've never been
away from the farm before. My names
Simple Simon =
'Indeedl" said Puss. as he looked at
the big, overgrown lad. whose tight fit
ting trousers made his big feet look
enormous.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
rHos J. OWEN a SON, Aurssou~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE nrPRovED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS KS za AND
zzS NEW YORK AVENUE NoRTHvEzI
b virtue q a certain dead q trux duly r~sprded
n LAhsr No. Sd. folio 81 ct So q The Land
kec1-ds Of tia D1r1ct q Columbia and AZ ths
request o. ths party secured thereey the uDdsr.
ssned trustees win sci. pubsie Eucsioa. IN frunt
Of the premises. % WEDNESDAN THE NsT
DAY OF NAY, A. d. lsls. at 90 o'cock ,. m.
the folo~1ng-des11bed land and p~euni-es stusts
In the CITY Of Wssninrton, Dis1ict Of ColumhsH
and dszsnated a. and hing lOts namb-~~d thirty-
three tS). thirtyfour O.. and thtrty-Ars CB in
Alics 4 HKrvood's subdivizor q lou u squErs
numbered axty-oos tsl. a. p1 plat r~s5ded In
Boob &. Page s.. IN the o1ics Of the Surveyor fos
the Dastrio Of Columbia, tossthsr with the I'm
proFements cDuSstinE q three substantial two
story hEicf dwelBnFz
Terms q -ales Each Of the props-ces 70 be sid
for al cash over and above priog deed Of trust On
each o. them for GS5DN or al eskh At option q
purchaser. depost o. HOO on ezch p-ops+1y
Win Be required al time q Sale. An oo1Fe5zncinE
recording. eur.. a. co~ q purrhas1. Terms q ssls
to be complied with within ten DAYS from day q
&k otheTvise the trustees receive the rght 70 ~
al The prop~ry at the ris and cost o. de<salting
purchase. after Eve dAys Advertisement Of such ~
sale IN some oevsrape pubishsd in WHshins1oa.
d. @.
WILLIAM H SAUNDERS,
CLAUD LIVINGSTON.
TruEisas
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FIye fmIons; 2ysAr-old maiden
FLIES and gsldingA The Dean. IL; Brlosque,
IL; CosklssheII LIZ: Precise III; JuiAl Don. IL
SECOND RACE-SsIling; 5year-olds and up
ward: mile and one-siXteenth. Good Counsel, 81;
Star Gazs. II; Clih Haven, los; sun God. g.
THIRD RACE-Selling; Syearolds and upward
six furlongs Ash Can, IN; Estimable, ia;
DsrTish, II; Flag Day. lH
FOURTH RACE-The NeTa Handicap; 1year-
ODDS and upSard six turlonss Comsly. III; Lord
RoekIale. "; EtTuscGn. IN; Landslide. 81; He
Will IA
FIFTH RACE Selling; +-yeSEolds and upward
mile and one Sxtesnth Monmouth. uOi Luther,
is; Juliet. 10; 'Monocaey. 10; Devil Fish, LIS;
Cliff Haven, rs
SIXTH RACE-seIlinE; 5yezr-olds and upward
Eve and une-hAh furIonEs. NEushou, 10; DR..
Grsmsr, los; Chestsrton, LIS; BnghOuss. rs; MY
Donnie. IOJ; 'Yoluspa, l6; Thesieres rs
'ApTrentics Allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

oFf1cB OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
0suc Of Ooiunhzz. Ma "a isi4.-Notos n
ns-~ey givsa that IN sooraanes vita the rz0sisous
q an ten authorizing chsnsss IN ths permanent
rsten Of hi<r~xyz ouutained in d a Aprro-
pnsnon Aes fr tbe fsc<1 year ended June ~ lpis
Huonc AG No. ~. Approved Mxrch 4 isLg fhs
Oomnls~onsrs a the D~trrs q Columbia VIII eve
PUBIC hs@rins IN the Board Room a sad Con
missioner. JUNE a. lsls al n o'ciossr a m 70 al
r1rts~s Interested or OWNING land within o. xdizo.nt
20 ne ara bounded By the Unit-6 States Reform
schoos and south Dxkoss svenne on TIA nortbe@rt
ne h@innsors and Ohio Rssiroad ths northwest
AontAna sserux on the ssuthus~z and The Ana
enstis hiEer % Tie southeast. Plans q the prD-
posea cans-s IN hsenwsvs within Tia slow lini1
vi b dispssyec. and the Commissioner VII con
so0 Ans Suggestions o. protess couor-zinf the
nosnHso cnsax1 - snovr % the abcvsmentaoned
phns OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
OON, CHARLES ". KuTZ Ounniszacu--z D. O.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
Puss Meets Simple Simon and the
Pieman,

Copyright. 1916, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndi1te.C
1t was a beautiful morning and Puss
in Boots Junior trotted along the high
way feeling very bright and cheerful.
He had had a good nights rest at Dame
Trot's comfortable little inn. and was
now ready for anything that might be-
fall him. Every one seemed to be going
to the Fair that morning, for the road
was crowded with wagons and carriages
Of all sorts-farn wagons with their
loads of merry boys and girls, buggies,
with old people dressed in old-fashioned
clothes, and high carts with gayly dress
ed women and men in red coats.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
LINCOLNS TO PLAY
CLARENDON OUTFIT

Bill Malones crack Alexandra County
Athletic Association baseball club will
make it's first journey Of the season to
Washington Sunday TO play the fast LIN
coin Athletic Club nine, at the Vigilant
Park, Fifteenth and H street northeast.
The Clarendon team defeated the
Lincolns two Sundays ago in a onesided
suggest, but the Northeast youngsters
are anxious to even the score, and Nam
ager Carter is leaving no stone unturned
in an effort to hand the Virginiane their
first setback of the season.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
RAY LEADS GUNNERS
AT WINTHROP RANGE

Winthrop, Nd, May ia large field
of gunners faced the targets here today
in the qualification rounds for marks
men. S. H. Ray, of the Animal Industry
Of the Agriculture Department, led the
field with a score Of 80 at slow fire, and
90 at magazine. R. C. Prann, of the
Plant Industry of the Agriculture De-
partment, followed with "a at slow fire
and 50 at magazine. The scores of the
qualifying gunners and clubs follow:
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
FRANCHISE VACANT
IN ROSEDALE LEAGUE

Tho Grotto team of the Rosedale
, League has withdrawn and the on
Gals of the northeast circuit are look
ing for a team to fill the vacant fran
Chise Any amateur uniformed team
desiring to play league ball apply to
Mr.. Hugh Reid. 1405 F street north
east.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
Answers to Correspondents.

Della C.-Some of the late feature
plays I have appeared in are "The
Grind Eternal" "Poor Little Peppina, 4"
"Th~ Founding" Rags" "The Girl of
Yesterday Madam Butterfly" and
Cinderella"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Josephine T-How I envy you the
opportunity to study music. Do tell me
more about your fife at the conserva-
tory. l should like to write an article
about it some day, when l have the
pleasure Of visiting your school.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

CLUBS REPRESENTED.

Warrington Platts6urg- l; qualified. L
UnAttached-F l; qualified, l. Forest Service
Firing 4. United States Civil SerTice-Firing /;
qualified, L Bureau Of soils-Firing, 2; qualified L
Plant Industry-Fn1ng 2; qualified, 2 Navy Club
Firing, 1; qualified. l. Bureau Animal Industry
Firing. /; qualified. L Army and Navy-FIring, II;
qualified 6. States Relations-FIring 8; qualified 5
Total firing %; total qualified II.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
Sherwood, II; Fraternity. z.

Fraternity A. C................. otbO3 81
Runs-MseMahon q. Hsdgon ~. Lloyd q, sar-
tain y. Thomas %. Rudy. o. Brieu slentx Baird
McCurdy. Ksneipp wErneks, PhillipA
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

'Batted for whitshiu In sixth
Runs-KsihI. C. o'Nef. Carlton, AIbauzh
LanahEn q, Bonbrest.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Gertie B-We all laughed heartily at
the limericks which you dedicated to
me. Why don't you send some of those
clever little verses to the newspapers
and editors of magazines? You might
have good chance of seeing them pub
lished.
P. c. S.-Indeed our tears are real.
1t is as natural for us to cry when the
scene is pathetic as it is for you to weep
when you sit as one of the audience and
are touched by our acting.
H. F. M.-How do you suppose |
could have cut my curls off in Poor
Little Peppina" and then appear with
them on in "The Grind Eternal" That
was just boys wig wore
c. A.-Thank you for your little orig
inal drawing of me. At the studio we
all thought it very good likeness, with
the exception of the eyes, which you
have made blue. Mine are hazel
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
ADAM A. wEscHLEE. TUcTI6NETR.


Large Stock of Ladies, Gents
and Children's Furnishings.
Clothing. Dry Goods, Fixtures.
Cases, Etc. Contained in Store
Nos. 1914 and 1916 7th Street
N. w..
By Public Auction
TODAY,
Commencing 10 A. NJ,
In4nding mscelEnsouE turrisinEL strzw. fst
and derby hats. ops underwear, nscfreaT. coTars
hoss5, ei0~es. s-p-Ddez dres sod ladies.
meas and cildrsz's sIits pEntH oFs-zlk jumper
curs-<l white Eoods bed and table nnenE lGdies
vatss and sadrtT eihEhEnE, casSmeres nHnnels
cotton and mtsrslEneouf DRY roods suit 49,.
unhr~0af. &c Also eo1ntss shslvinE hoor and
counter czssS display tab-s, fle czhnss. eln
Ia above VII hut b odsed ~ an entirety
and Y . satisfactory bid n not revived VII b
insn-diste4y sod n dstSH-
TumI Ossh-
ADAM A wEsCHlxR. Auoi.o---.
OK TUESDAY, JUNE q isa ~ II O'CLOCK
u n. In front Of @ Louazxna GTsuas northwust
- VII al At public Goct1ol, % eovsT Eiozgr
, charges % Foods sto-pd with rs IN the nInss -
Anna lHcEs1n and Annie sheprxrd UNION
STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY, an spth
& nv. .. NOTES AUCTTONEER.
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Potomac A. c.. II; B St. Market, 2.
Rosedale, 4; Columbias, 8.

Runs-B,rtou. Griffith, Garner ~, j. Mccoy o.
Striger. Splitter, West, ShaHer.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
WANTED-SALESMEN

REPREENT4TTvE statesmen NEW YoRI
city and vicinity for frst-elass fms Let us rer
resent you here. Excellent sales force. References
NY
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
SPIRITUALIsM,

MRS. BROWNELL S %.Ii5SyaRf m. T; 5.5s
present.. future. Advice On business home. health
all Affairs Of life. development Of medlznship a
speciality. NJ se& ms EYE NV. At D m,
spiritual meeting every Friday
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

TO KNOW THE FUTURE is, In
a large measure, 20 master your
own destiny. Those who simply
drift sometimes succeed. those
who act and work far more fire.
quently, but those who see be-
yond today usually win. The
clever fnancier sees the future
and plans for IT The politician
likewise, and so may you, II you
VIII. Just as you go 10 the doc
tor IL you are ILL., or lawyer IL in
trouble, SO should you go to the
psychic-palmist when uncertainty
blocks your path. Let him study
your hand, as does the physician
your case. Do not imagine that
ONE interview will cover all
your life. II will. however, show
you the reality Of the claim
ASK YOURSELF.
II YOU are experiencing either do
nestle or business difficulties.
II you are in doubt, and suspect
that matters are not as they
II you desire to know what you
are best adapted for, what you
should do to make life pleasant
and a success, and
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LIFE READINGS VERBALLY
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Daily. Closed Sundays and All
Holidays.
SPECIAL REDUCTION.
$500 Reading sI.o0.
For q Short Time Only.
524 Tenth St. N. W.
Southwest Conner
TENTH AND + STREETS.
Entraoce on Tenth st. Second FIcoE.
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D. H. JOHNSON Co., 1888 H St. NV.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE PRO
gram Of Middle States REGATTA to be held Lxbo-
Day, Will be recsived and opened b. the undersigned
on WEDNESDAY. May y. y. r UNDERWOOD,
Treasurer, lEo street northwest
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CLAIRvoYANTS.
DIED

GREAYES-On Wednesday, May II, 1915,
JAMES T., beloved husband Of Julia
A. Greaves (nee Ossire).
Funeral from the West Street Presby-
terrain Church Sunday, May n at 2:So
p. IN. Interment private at Oak Hill
Cemetery Monday, May p
JONES-On Thursday, May IS, 1916, at
LIS a. m, at Garfield Hospital LOT
T1B LEE, of 1855 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, beloved wife of Edwin
Preble Jones, in the 42d year Of her
age.
Funeral services Saturday, May %, at
st Matthews Church. at 9 q m
Friends and relatives invited. Inter
ment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Central, Is; Alexandria, 2.

Central High SCHOOL,. l o. I az 0-ls
Alexandria High School. 0 . o o o o 0 e.
Runs-Rooat1 GSttHsb %. white. saxon a.
Msriuy 81, Bsily co. eummSrs Duncan.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HONEY 70 LOAN ON APPROVED CITY Real
state at lowest current rates; 1sciAl pritil8a
With respect 10 prior rsynentS T1LEB q RUr6-
ERFoRD. Inc, az 18Th 3D.
MONEY 10 L0AN-Sao 70 5000 ON D. q
real estate Several trust funds ~ TO per cent
An transactions conducted with economical consd.
Grafton for borrowers. WA. h SAUNDERS .
co., Southern Building M 18th 81 nw.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT, PROM 80 10 s
per mouth; instructions free satisfSction susran-
teed. 1851 East CAPITOL at Lincoln ssa
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. -
North 1854. Eel LIST ct. nv, formerly % Rsndolph
place. Monarchs rented y.f5 per month; 3 months,
ho: mouths. S.9; No Rsminxtons 81; L. C.
smithS as and s11; Underwoods, Rsuinstoo.
t2o Reductions Il paid ) OF months In advance.
Rebuilt typewritscs for xl.
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