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The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. sYmE, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys. q.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding q District Court In re:
Condemnation Of land to acquire night Of way
through lot Of 2, square east Of 1874, for outlet
sewer for the ss,Ser in O street northwest west
nom Rock Creek, in the District Of Columbia.
District Court No. lz6.-Upou coosiderztio1 Of the
petition OF the Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia, hled IN the above entitled csuss and on
motion Of counsel for the said Commissioner It d
By the Court this LIST day Of May A. D.. 1876.
ORDERED, that the clerk q the OOurt issue q
citation TO the Washington Railway and Electric
C0nlAny, Carence 7. King, president, u -Four
teenth street northwest Washington, d. C.. To Ap-
pear in this Court the 2TH DAY OF MAY,
A. D. 1916. at 10 O'Clock a. m. 70 answer the said
should not be granted and why the night Of way
through lot OF 2, square east q l3Si paTticu-
larry described in the PETITION lied herein. should
not be condemned for the purpose Of providing a
night OF way for outlet sewer for the sewer In q
street northwest. west from Rock Cresk in the
District Of Columbia. II is further ORDERED.
that COPY Of said citation be served b. the United
States Manshsl for the District Of Columbia upon
such owners Of the land sought TO be condemned
herein, and such pessuns interested therein may
he found. by the said Marshal or his deTuties.
within the District Of Columbia and Il Is further
| ORDERED, that all persons having any interest In
these proceedings he. and they are hereby, warned
and required TO appear in this Court before
the said 24th day Of May, A. d. 1876 TO answer
said petition and 20 cOntinue in attendance until
the Court shall have made its final order ratifying
and confirming the award and report q the Com
misSoneu to be appointed By the Court to spTr1se
the value Of the respective interests Of all psrUns
concerned In the land and premises mentioned and
described in the Aforesaid PETITION II Is further
ORDERED. that a copy q this order BE- published
once week for three Successive weeks beginning
at least twenty days before the said 9th day Of
May, A. d. 1916. in the Washington EHennE Star.
The Washington Herald. and the Washington
Times, neWspapers published in the said District,
before the said 9th day Of May. A. D. 1916 n
the Court J. HARRY CONVICTION Chief Jus
tice. true copy-Test: tSeGLl J. r. YOUNG.
CLERK. BY ,. y CUNNINGHAM, Assistant C1erk
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CONRAD II. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holdinE 4 District Court. In re-:
Condemnation Of land to acquire rEht Il way
through lot Of g. in sQusre 7S6 foy construction Of
sewer to serve the Giddinss School, In the Dtsrics
of Columbia. District Court No. EE2-Cpon co1-
sderation q the petition Of the ConmisSune7S %
the District Of Columbia filed in the above entitled
cApse, and On motion Of counsel for the sid Com
missioner It Is by the Court this lst DAY a MAY
A. D. 1916. ORDERED. that the CLERK ot the COIIrt
issue citation TO John NJ. Young and Came V. p
Young, su Market street, WilliAmspuTt, Pa, and
the heirs Of VIM. H. SlnSn, deceased. to EppeaT
in this Court on the 2fTH DAY OF MAY, A. D.
1916 al 10 O'Clock a. m 20 answer TIE sid petition
and to show causs why the prayers thereof should
not he granted, and why the right q way thrUush
lot Of S. in square 75 more particularly descibsd
in the TetitOn filed herein, shoud not h con
demned for the purposs Of providing a night q
way for Construction Of sewer 20 serve the Cid
ding School. through the parcels q land Aforesaid
II is further ORDERED. that a cDTy Of sNid
citation he served ~ tie United States Marshal for
the District Of Columbia upon such Owneu Of the
lznd sought To be Condemned herein, and such per
interested therein, may be found By the
said Marshal. his deputies. within the District
q Columbia and It Is further ORDERED. that all
psSOnS having interest in these proceedings be
Gny they are hereby. warned and required 10 EppeaT
in this COurt on or before the said 18th day u
MAY 4. d. 1916. TO answer the saId petition and TO
continue In attsndEDcs until the Court shall have
made it's final order ratifyinE and confirming the
award and report Of the Commissioners 70 he
aIkDlul6l 10 AflIEaAre Ihe NA4ue oA llE
respective interests Of all pers0os concerned IN the
land and premises mentiooed and described in the
Aforesaid petition. II is further ORDERED that
a COPY q this order he TutliSlcd a week for
three snc-essivr weeks beFirninF az least twenty
days before the said e4th day q MAY. A. n 1876
in the Washington Evening Star. the Washington
POst. and The Washington Herald, newspApsn pub
lished in the said District heore the ssid 18th day
Of MAY. A D. 1916. By the Court: J. HARRY
CONVICTION, C'hief Justice. A tuge copy-Test /:
tSeaLl J. X. YOUNG. C1ef. By p Z. Gun
NISGHAM Assistant CleTt.
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Six fnlongs; 3year-olds and up
ward. NJ. Burt Thurman, %; Blanchita, TO-; MEX.
lOe; 'Blarney. lo5: Black Thorn lG; Ben Ounce.
100; "Theodorita 100 white Crown. lp; Royal
Tea, 1O6; Scallywag lT; GrosVenor. lG; Billy Joe.
Ill.
SECOND RACD-Fqpr and onehaH turlcuEs ?
year-old maiden colts and gsldings Buckner. 100;
Delhnd liz: MOnro Tony. IL; Ny First. liz; Green
Jones. liz; F1Ber. liz; Midway. III; Sleeper. IL
THIRD RACE-Kingston Handicap; 3year-olds
and upward; mile and one-eiEhth. Kintry. lOl
Hank O'Day. l06; Leo Ray. lp; Indolence. l05
Brynlimah, lU; One Step. no.
FOURTH RACE -Hinata Stakes; 2year-old hllies;
four and one-half furlongS. Sweet Heleu, 10;
Yermila, 10; Believe Me Boys. ITO; Jocular. lis;
Auriga, lis: Queen Errant, 10; Rosewood. 10;
May W, lis; Solvsig, 1l5. Aurga and Rosewood.
Parrish and Schaller entry.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; fyesr-olds and up
ward fles end maidsDs. Miss HGwkstone, lO
Miss Minn, 1H; Dorothy Dean, lc9: Embroidery.
liz; FIdset. 1C7; Broomflower, 1T; Florence Rob
eTts, le9
SIXTH RACB-Sellirg; 5yearolds and upward
mile and onssixteenth. Miss Fannie. lN; Louise
Paul, Os; Dude. Ill: Conflagration. Ill: 'MeAdoo.
1l2; Transportation. l0s: ~ Steppa, 10; Guide
Post, ILL., Impression. ll2
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and onesiXteenth 4year-
olds and upward. Choctaw. lol; Camellia. lOl;
W. w Clark los; Howdy Howdy. 100; snllotson.
lOl; Altamaha lo5 Mabel Dnlweber. lT; Originator,
lot.
sApprentiee allowance claimed
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Threey year-olds and upward; siI
furlongs Nobleman. O9 CMurphyl. $40. so. s..
won; Hocnr. lH Hunt. Al0, $50. second sam
uel r. Meyer, lO9 (Goose), S60. third. Time,
l:l3 70. Osmond, Muslmeon, A. C. Haley. RatinA,
Martre, Birka. Tale Bearer. Panlson also ran. Os-
mond and Muskelon field.
SECOND RACE-Purse; 2-year-od maiden fl
lies; four and a half furlOngs. Bit Of Devil. liz
(Kirschbauml. SiOO. $3.50, $50. wOo; Miss Jasebo,
III ia Paillel. $50, SD, second; Bourbon Lass,
liz (Andresssl, $50 third. Time. esj5 rs. Hester
Smith, JoVial. Dynette, ..ueens PARK. Sal Dorado
also nan.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; 2year-ohs and up
ward; six furlOuGs. Bank, lo2 (MurphyI, $50,
s. 90. $50 won; Coming Tower. lO6 tShing1, $50
$40. second; Chslmers, lR Taylor $50. tnir
Time. l:l2 2-5. Bars and StaB, Checks, Royal II.
Ceesta and Transit also ran.
FOURTH RACEJThreyear-olds and upward; mile
and sixteenth Bayberry Candle los tGooseD, $40,
$40, second; Lahore. los lAlleyl SO, third. Time.
lA2S New track recurdl. Oomanda JACK
O'DuFd. DIR. Carmen ana The Grader also ran-
THIRD RACE-rree- year-Oh fllies: mile.
Mandy Hamilton, III (Keders) 1890, $3.50 $ll 50.
won; Dolina. III Mink. $40. $40. second; De
liver. III (Garnerl, $40. third. Time. l4l IS.
Mary Estelle. Lady Adams Louise Stone, Southern
also ran. DoIinA and Deliver field betting.
SIXTH RACE-SiT furiongS Huffak1, loe
Hunt. $3.50. S1.so. $40 won; j. J. Muriock IL
Murphy, $40, $50 second; John, Jr., los
Gentry. $3.50 third. Time l:B. Lena Mish,
Blind Baggage. Gypsy Blair. Thanksgiving. DR..
Moore Jerry, and Gamer also
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; mile and a furiong
Star. lo2 Hunt. $50 8, second; Fly Home, lOi
Williams, $50, third Time, "a. Gold Color.
Surprising. Zoroaster Dupin. Injury. Harold and
Pleasureville also ran.
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PIMLICo ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds: four fuTlongs.
Owaga, ia; Fox Trot, l0S..; Crank. 100; Msnokin.
III; Bar of Phoenix 100; Sea Gull. 100.
SECOND RACE-The Patapsco Steeplechase
selling +year-olds and upward; two miles '"RusrH,
80; Rhonlb. rs; Ptolemy l35 Pied Piper, Is; Jim
o., l45; -.Juyereace. 1885, ..Earfy Light, lSS; sand
Hog 40; Miss Oxford, I7; +Abe1eIdy, Isl; Pow.
der Puff l4S; Union JACK I4o AIledo 10; Oubou-
lB; Battery, lS2; Lady Butterfly. l5.
THIRD RACE-Purse; Syearolds and upward
mile Black Pine. ll5i La Zuli, 10; stAlwITt
Helen Il0: Pandean, lis; Judge Wright, lis.
FOURTH RACE-Msidens; 5year-ods and up
ward six furiongs; selling. Wizard. los; Pike
land 100; Golden Hours 100; TIE Lsi. looi HoneJ
Hill. 100; Elsie Bonero. IS; La Bete Noire. lis
Trend. 100; Life 100; Glendale. 100; Hedonist-
lo5: Tn and Out, IS.
Fifth Race-selling; 2year-olds; four furiongs.
Cherry Belle Ill; 'Lobelia. los; Tarves ia: Ducsls
p lo5: Cruces, IH; Golden Bantam, Ill; Doc
Meals ia Dyson. ia; RiVerdale. ia; Yellow Sally
Ill; Bon Otis, III: 'LAntana, los.
SIXTH RACE-Selngl handicap: 5year-olds and
upward; six furlongs. Aprisa. s; Borsx, ITO; Gap
tain Parr, l02; DR.. Gremer. 100; Lady London. los
Tsctless los; Cesterton. los; Athena, foe OrOtund
lc2; CAsaba, lol; Jesse, IT.. 100; Lohsngrn. los
Wiley 10; Binghouse ll5; Cliff Haven, l02; Da
kota 9s; Rootenay. Il: Saturnus. S: Gaelic, log.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse; 3yeAr-olds and up
ward one mile. Slumbcr II. I'D: Recluss lGS
Prohibition 100; Madame Hermann, %: Filter
gold lis; TluminAtor 100.
Five pounds argJrentne allowance claimed
'-Ten pounds allowance claimed.
Clear; fast.
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At Big
CLOTHING Store
Crowds Swarm to Take Advantage oi
Unusual Offer.

All eyes are directed toward the store
Of Friedlander Bros, 42S Ninth street
northwest, where there is now in prog
ress one OF the greatest sales of odd
trousers ever launched by this firm
The range Of fabrics, shades, and sizes
is so great that 1t is possible to match
practically a new suit at less than the
usual cost of the trousers alone.
These are phenomenal prices which
govern this sale: Trousers worth up to
$780, now at s1.9S; trousers worth up to
1915 now 81. Is; trousers worth up to IS.
now s315; trousers worth up to $500,
now sass.
Fabrics include worsteds, cassinneres,
cheviots, blue and gray serges. etc
Every size is in the lot, as we'll as prac-
tically every shade and weave.
Men who would share IN these remark
able values would do well to make their
selections at once, as this sale cannot
last long Notwithstanding the large num-
Der Of trousers offered. Bear in mind
the name and address-Friedlander Bros !,
As Ninth street northwest.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Government League Opens
Season with Comedy, Com
missioners Winning.
BOTH PITCHERS WILD

A large crowd Of local sandlot fans
visited the White Lot yesterday after
noon. to witness the opening OF the Gov
eminent League. The Marine Band in
full dress uniform, along with a number
OF government officials, were present
Secretary Reddeld, of the Department
Of Commerce, threw OUT the hrst BAH
ana started the teams into action. This
action was topped OF with the poor
handling OF the ball and what the fans
witnessed in FIVE innings of play, reads:
Commissioners, Is; Marines, 10.
King Brady did the hurting for the
Commissioners and was as wild at
March hare, putting eight Marines on
base by the base-on-balls route. while
Brewer, who started for the Marines,
lasted but one-third Of an inning, due
to hfs wildness and the poor support
given him by his club. The Commission
ers gathered twelve OF its thirteen tall
lies in the opening frame when the last
seasons champions played like bunch
Of six-year-old school boys. The Com
mission also contributed a bad inning in
the second, when the Marines gathered
eight runs The contest was more OF a
comedy than ball game. The score:
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
PROPOSALS

oYP1cE OF TIE COMM ssioSEES OF T.FT
Dtstsa q Coiumh4a Washtnston. Ap4l =
Els. eealed pEoposals VII BE- rec-ired al thh
onlcs, Room SOC District Buildina until ocioc4
m MAY n. BIG. for furnishing and deiirerins
dunnf the fiscal year ending June 70 1871 auto.
movie tirrs, casz and tubs, for VS. of the "
nous orAnehes Of the government of the Dirrcs
o. Coiunbia- Pom of proposal and specihcz tions
may Be Obtained from the Purchasing one
D. o., Room IN DiEtric4 BuiIdins OLIVER p
NENMAN. LOUIS BRoWHDoW, CHARLES ",
kUTZ. Commissioner.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS on TN
I1sT1ct Of Columbia WAshtnFton. Apvl >
iss. sealeo propoSh viii Be reosiEed At tins o.
hce, Room $40 District Building untn Z o'.,o.s
D. m MAY 4. HiS for nepsirinF Gnd r~sstiIsius
water tove. for the Fire Depsrtmeut thit csty
specineations and form q proposal may b ohain-d
npoa application 70 the Purchasing Ofic- D. c
Room ~, District Building OLIVER p NEW
NAN. LOUIS BROwHDOw. CHARLES W
kUTZ. Oommi-SoDe-s. d. O.
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Ossining, N. Y, May 1.-Sing Sing
prisons baseball team lost another game
yesterday on the home grounds, when It
was beaten by a score of II to 2, by a
scrub nine from Brooklyn. This is the
third game the Mutual Welfare League
has lost this season.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
AMATEUR GAMES TODAY.

Catholic Church League-Sacred
Heart VS.. St Peters. --'
Potomac League Bureau VS.. High
lands.
Government League-Treasury VS..
Commerce.
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Baggage. 22: Pennsylvania, S.

Runs-Bean e. Sherman C2). Hunt ~, Myers
t5), ssckett. BoetleT o., Smith. Poole ~, DeFoe
~. SOper. McAlleer. Simpson %. Smith. Left on
bases-Bsgysge. 6; PennsylTana, a. First base on
balls-On SimpsOn, !: of Smith. }: of Rowan. 6:
of Sherman. l. Innings ptched-By MeCue. ~;
By Simpson, %; by Smith. 5; by Barnard 2: by
Rowan, 4; BY Hunt, I: by Sherman. !. Hits made
on McCue, }; of Simpson. ?; of Smith. 9; of
Barnard. ;; of Rowan 2; on Hunt. 5: Of Sherman.
). Struck .out--By Rowan. 5; by Hunt 5: BY sher.
man, l by Smith, ;; by Barnard. 3 Two-base hits
-Beal Sherman. Hunt, Boetler, Smith Stolen
bascs-Beal C2). Myers n, Boetler ~. Smith o.
Poole, McAlleer Simpson, StiTart, Smith McCue.
HIT by pitcher-By Rowan. 2 tsimpson McAlleerl
Wild pitches-RoWan. McCue C21, Smith ~, Simp-
son. Balk-ROwan IN. Umpire-Mr Tenney
Vancouver island it is estimated, alone
can supply 1000. 600 feet OF merchant
able timber a year for 100 years
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staff, 10; @. M. G. o., z.

RnS-Sigourney. Dust (9. Daily C2 Skdmnre.
Hsrmel, Ardigo. Sanders. CahoOn tD. Curtain, Nc
CsmmOnd ~, Dugan. jacobson. Left on bases
Panzer, l; on PaIlos. /; of johnson, 2 Innings
pitched-By PanEer, g. by PaIlOs. /; by johnson
tnone out in hrst); By Dust, 7. Hits mAde-on
Panzier. s; Of Pallos ;; OF johnson, /; of Dust,
Struck out-By Panzier. Z by Dust, IS. Home run
Dust. TwO-bass hit-Dust. Sigourney johnson
Stolen bases-Daily t9 HSrmeI ~. Ardigo. Sanders.
CahoOn ~. Dugan. Hit by pitched-By Dust
Kinney. Wild pitches-DuSt ~. Psn1er. Passed
balis-Zila tD. Harmed Umpirs-Mr. Long
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Runs-Brein. Rockwell. Mccarthy n, ROoche,
Ftzgerald, Sweeney. First base BY srrOrs-St
Margaret. ? Left on baSes-st Margaret. 2: Holy
Name, & First base on balls-Oh AIbauEh,
Innings pitehed-By Ofutt. l; BY Sweeney. 6. Hits
made-Of Offutt, >: Oh Sweeney. 2 Struck out-By
AIbGugh. 5: by Ofutt, l. by Sweeney. 4. Three
base hits-T. Breen. Rockwell, Fitzgerald. Two
base hit-McCarthy. Sacrifice hit-Smith Stolen
haSes-Green. ? Wild pitch-AIbaugh. Umpire
Mr. Carr.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Large Crowd of Fans Are
Present at Farce Ball Game
TO ross OUT FIRST BALL.

Mis-. Mary Mehriing, an en-
thusiastlc fan. will he hOnored
with tossing out the first bah I'm
Wednesdays game between For
esters and Navy, of the Govern
ment League.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
CATHOLIC LEAGUE AWAY
TO FLYING START

The Catholic Church League got away
to flying start yesterday at Fifth street
and Florida avenue northeast, when the
Holy Name Club, champions of the league
last season, defeated the st. Margaret
team by a score OF S to q Holy Name
got most Of the breaks of the old ball
game, and pounded Albaugh's delivery
in the pinches The score:
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romped in with the long end Of the score
from the Drillery by 70 o.
President James Marbury made good
on all his promises, as E. II. Williams, of
the Steel Plant, was on hand and threw
out Asbe first ball. and the band. under
the direction OF Prof Schlosser. rendered
selections during the game. The score:
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States Relations, 10; Chemistry, 7.

Huns-LngIe, IeFTttt Wannan, ETic8sOn, Sec
bode, Knode, Oliver. Kelly ~, Thompson o. Nc
Philomy C2). Ewing ~, Frey. Svingle. LIFT on
bases-States Relations I; Chemistry l. First base
on balls-on FIahsrty. l; of BrmmoBd, g. In
nings pitohed-By FlAherty. ?; by Brummond. 4; by
Thompson. }, Hits mAde-On BrummOnd 4: of
F1aherty, I; of Thompson, 6. Struck out-By Brum-
mond. 6; BY Flaherty. ); by Thompson. ). Home
run-Thompson. ThreebAse hit-Terrett Sacrifice
hy-Gowen. Stolen bases-WAnnan Ewing, GoWen
Frey 81. Double plAy-TeHstt to Edcisou. Hit by
ptcher-By BrummOnd l. Umpire-G. Strieby.
Time Of game-l hour and 70 minutes.
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Runs-Sullivan. Pearson. Breu ~, speith Csrrco
Taylor. Earned runs-Cong. Hts, 3 First base by
erors-Cong. Hts. s.; Drillery. l. Left on bases
Gong. Hts, 4; Drillery T. First base halls-Or
BlautOn. Innings pitched-By Blanton, ~; by
Elbord, >; BY WoltE, /. Hits made-of Blsnton. 81;
OF Eberd. 6: uf VOLT, /. Struck out--By Blan-
ton. 8; BY Eberd. Home run-Taylor. Two
base hts-Carrico. Risdon. Jones Sacrihce hit
Speith. Stolen basss-SulliTan, Brill, Speith Ris
don. Umpre-Mr. r. WOODWARD
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY RELL
estate at lowest current rstes; PecAEl p1Tlesrs
with respect to prior pzyIDSntA T1LER a RUTH,
EBFoRD. Inc. ST. 18th ID
MONEY 10 LOAN-gzo TO s5Dete ON o. O
real estate Several trust funds 81 to Per cent
An tr1nsactions conducted with economical consid.
srstion for borrowers. wM. II. SAUNDERS 4
CO.. Southern Building. 81 18th St nv.
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stock at IOc; worth 500. or will ouuSder hrsS
or second trusts real estate or diamonds BOX
100, Herald Office.
OFFICE OF THE LANsTON MONO
type Machine Company. Philadel-
phia, April 10th, 1916. The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COM
PANY will be held at the Elks Home
corner Prince and Royal streets, Alex
andria, Va, at IL o'clock noon, on
Thursday, the 4th day OF May, 1916, for
the purpose OF electing a board OF di-
rectors to serve for the ensuing year
and transacting such other business as
may properly come before IL.
Transfer books will be closed on
April oath at o'clock p. m and will
be reopened on May 9Th at 10 o'clock
a. m. BY. order OF the Board of Di-
rectors, w. ARTHUR SELLMAN, Sec
retary.
40. i02CTREAsURI DEPARTAENT-QFF1CE
Of the Comptroller q the Currency, Washington.
D. C.. February 10. 1916 Whereas hg satisfactory
S,5s ds Pfb int tS n SVaSR Si' B:sP S
q W.sSinFton b in the iY Of &sshingtoS, Dis;Tict
Of Columbia has complied with all the TroTisons
Of the Statutes OF the United States required 70 be
complied with before ESsociA tion shall be sutboT
lied to commence The business q Banking; nov,
the Currency. do hereby certify that The Dupont
National Bank Of Washington, in the City o.
Washingtou District Of Columbia Is authorized 70
eommence the business Of Banking ss provided IN
Revised Statutes Of the United States IN tesimnny
vhereof witness my hand and seal 1 ofncs this
tenth dsy Of FebriHry 1915 7. P. KANE Acting
Comptro1u Of The CurenC.
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BUSINESS oPPOTUNTTTES.

PRESENT THIS AD BEFORE NAY 10 WITH
SC and r-,eivp gallon Of High Polish Wax
Floor Oil Il will not trsck gum UNITED
FLOOR OIL CO.. G39 Prout -. s.. Line Ss6.
Drop Clrd or phone
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
DEFEATS DRILLERY

The followers OF the local amateur
baseball games at Congress Heights were
handed a big opening of the Potomac
League on the Hilltop yesterday after
noon when the Congress Heights team
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AuTOMORu.E REPAIRING.

AUIUMUBILE hEPAlhING.
CENTRAL CARRIAGE, WAGON AND AUTO
WORKS.
& NJ. LLOYD, Manager.
Trucf and Automobile Bodies TO Order Rear Of
rs TO 81 Eye 81. nv. Main SIS. Painting and Let
tsrinE a Specially. AL Work GuIantes1-
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT, FROM 80 TO
8 per month; instructions free; sstiSaction guar
Gnteed. lEN East Capitol s. Lincoln sSl.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERs; GUARAN-
teed; rented q month Underwood SPECIALIST .
T st. NV. Phone North 7S46
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North as64 ZOl LIST st. NV, formerly & Randolph
place. MOnSrchs rented SIS per month months.
$40: months s. 50: No 9 ReTninEtons s.: L. C.
Smiths SIS and so; UnderWoOds. ReninEtOnA
81 50. Reductions IL paid OF 6 months In advance,
Rebuilt typewriter for sale.
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REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

OF money in First Deeds Of Trust First MortEAE-sl
on Washington. D. C.. Real Estate always give the
full interest promised and the rttun Of all the
principle due. regardless Of the varying incomes and
values Of other securities and they are not subject
to taxation. We have been suocusstully engaged in
making these investments for our clients for more
than a quarter q century. Investments. $50 500
to 5000 at S, 5Is and per cent now ready fa
dsllIerI. Large Investments made
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DIED

BURCH-On Monday. May /. isi6 Al
providence Hospital EFFTE BURCH
(nee Adams. beloved wife OF Fred
erick d. Burch.
Funeral from the family residence ISes
You street southeast. Anacostia on
Wednesday, May 3 at $50 a m
thence to st. Theresa Church where
requiem mass will be said at a. m.
1nterment In Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited 70 al
tend, All Maryland papers please
copy.
CoFFiN-On Saturday, April .. 1916 at
Washington. d. C, HENRY W.
COFFIN, beloved husband OF Sarah E.
Coffin.
Funeral from Friends Meeting HOUSE.
corner OF Thirteenth and Irving
streets northwest, at .. m, Tuesday.
May .
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

FOR SALE-AUTOMOB
BROKEN CAST IRON AND OTHER METALS
welded by autogenow process STEAM AUTO
SHOP, SO n. ]. ave. NV. Lincoln 22.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

stock at 4Oc worth Soo, or will cnSdeT frst
or second trusts real estate diamonds BOX
100 HeTHld Office.
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MEDICAL-MEN.
The ''3 Days" Cure

FOR MEN.
Combines internal and local treat
ment; suited to all cases, Price one
dollar Sold by druggists. For fun
Information address THE g DAYS
CUBE Co. Washington. D. c.
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Sing Sing Nine Is Beaten,

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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WANTED statesmen.
WANTED-SALEsMEN 10 SELL EUREKA
little Os1rS ROOM Io1, Schwartz Bldg go =
st. NV. Call between and 10 a. m