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ate. The most dangerous Of all enc
throned lies is the holy, sanctifed,
privileged lie, the lie that everybody
believes to be a model truth.
Pres. Grant stated that the time
was coming when Panama must be
the southern boundary of the U. S.,
which simply indicates that it was
his desire to see all Mexico and Cen
trail America annexed to the U. S.
Pres. Harrison's negotiations with
Porfrio Diaz gave to American cap
italists the right to exploit certain
portions of Mexico. Mckinley urged
the capitalists of Wall street to in
vest their capital in Mexico, so that
the U. S. would have the right to
intervene.-WiIIiam Medium.
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THE PUBLIC FORUM
CONSUMERS CLUB.-The Con-
sumers' Club system is what we
readers Of The Day Book want. I
can get 1O-Cent stockings for 7-cents
each, but have to buy a dozen pair
at once. If we had a Consumers
club some of the other members
would take the others, or as many
as they want, and get 80 per cent in
terest on our money, instead Of in
the bank.
can get nickel cigars for $3.50 a
box of so cigars, but l don't want a
whole box, but in a Consumers club
some of the other members would
cooperate with me and get bargains.
On chewing gum we can save 40 per
cent. A thousand different examples
can be shown to you if you come up
to the meeting Mr.. Webster called
for Sunday, 1920 a. m.
I fell in love with Mr.. WebsteT's
idea at first; so will you if you hear
it. We can get a lot Of things of the
farmers if we know who to give it
to, and will save money.
To those who say we can't live on
$3.50 a week l say we can if we CO.
operate. The Socialist party showed
US that in RiveTview park, Sunday,
when it saved us a nickel on each
show we went into.
The invitation is extended to
everybody, the place is 1872 N. Dear
born St, Sd floor. We would like to
meet all the readers of The Day
Book in person.-Abe Holman.
WAR FOLLOWS MONEY. - The
cy-oof T17O0ODo1ioc oDd Gun dioo+os
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MUNICIPAL OBSERVATORY.

MUNICIPAL OBSERVATORY. -
A municipal astronomical Observa-
tory in Chicago would be a great So
cial achievement. Without doubt the
Chicago public library is second only
to the public schools in importance
as an educational medium. And
surely an astronomical observatory
would serve the same purpose. Now,
if Chicago can own a library such as
she has, there is certainly no reason
why she cannot own an astronomical
observatory the equal, for instance,
of Yerkes'.
I am a student and interested in
the natural as well as in the social
sciences. AS it happens, through
much sacrifice, l am able to attend
the University of Chicago. But I
have many young friends who are
just as eager as I am to attend some
university, but are prevented from
doing so because of poverty. Just
two weeks ago a number Of them
organized a natural science club. On
one evening of every week they in
tend to gather at the home of one Of
the members and discuss the various
sciences. But, of course, they can
do no practical work, since they have
no apparatus to work with. What a
help an astronomical observatory
would be to them!
The Tribune was right, recently,
in printing an editorial advocating
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
MARCH KING ASPIRES
TO BE SHOOTING KING

In appreciation of the interest John
Philip Sousa has manifested in the trap
shooting game and to signalize the VIC
tories he has attained at the various
meets during the past three months, the
Perry Circle Gun Club. of Chsppaqua, n.
Y, gave an aIl-day shoot In his honor on
Saturday last. Many prominent smashers
OF the ceramic disks from Eastern cities
were in attendance, participating In a
program of 100 targets, which embrace
four twenty-ive-target events for ladies'
professional, high-scratch and handicap
contestants.
The March King abandoned his baton
for the time being and tuning up his
shooting-iron played melodaous staccato
measures on the "high-pitched" creatures
OF clay, Juggling home two of the sterling
Eilver trophies 1t was just the kind of
relaxation that our own John Philip likes
to indulge in. and being fresh from a
couple of weeks bird shooting on his
South Carolina plantation, was in fine
fettle, in consequence making a dandy
showing against all of the other crack
amateurs
In July Mr.. Sousa did not do SO well at
the Eastern Handicap, held in Philadel-
phia. his best score being 81 in 100 targets
but at the Grand American Handicap
events at st. Louis in August ran up
some high scores and proved himself to
be one of the best OF the amateurs in mud
saucer shattering, landing several valu-
able prizes
sousa has a private shootery at his
Port Washington q. I) home and fire.
quently entertains ardent trap sports
men. some OF his old gunmates OF this
city at times being numbered among his
guests.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-AIIowance; 2ysar-olds and up
ward: maideus: one mile. PAnella, lOi; Louise
Green lO4; J. c. Stone. IT; Southern League, lN
Joe Walsh IOs; Roy, Ill; Dick West. lo4i Jim
Wakely IOi; James Oakley, I0 Iron Master, lV;
Pierce W. 10. Alberta True Ill
SECOND RACE-Seling; 2year-oldSi I've and
ons-haH furlong. Spring Song %; MGtin, liz;
Care Louise, lOl; BELL Cow %; sour Meta. lO4,
May Bock lO4; Lady kathryn, III; Helmets
Daughter lC9; Bird Lore, ll2 Kagaura III; CYNTHIA
DWyer, II2; Elizabeth Thompson, H.
THIRD RACE-SeIing; 3-ysar-olds and upward :
siz furIongs 'Tush Tlsh, %; 'Orange. %; Bolala,
I0l: M. Burt Thurman. lO4; Eddie Delling. lo4;
white IC3: Worlds Wonder, %; BlAnehita, III;
Rsauiram, lO4; 'Almeda Lawrence. l4; Lady Jane
Gray. Il2: Billie Joe, Us.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; Syear-olds and up-
ward; mile and one-eighth. Solid Rock, -; Syrian,
l0S; Floral Park. g; Ysnghee, lB
FIFTH RACE-AIlOWance; 5yearolds; SIX fur
Longs. Sun God, lG; Arch PlotteF. lO9; Ardent,
l0s; Mission Bell 100; Kinney ll2; Biddy l4
SIXTH RACE-SelGng; 2year-olds; one mile
Mnbrey, lOl; Rutland Arms. lOi; Lucille P. lA;
Highland Lassis. Io2; Spring Wheat. lO4i Penrod.
la
SEVENTH RACE-selling; 5Jear-olds and up
ward: mile and seventy yards. Lynn S; Rapids
lG; Rife Shooter lloi Margaret N. 10; WslgS,
5: Fair Orient, Io4; rIrco, u0.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Motor Gossip
BY "sI" GRoGAN,

The following automobile licenses were
Issued yesterday:
45oE-winism A wintalhlus H8 sh st. NV.
Ford 1915
41Oss-JOssph J. Moebs. Commercial Bank Bldg
Cadillac l94.
45Oss-H. L. Mornirytar. rear Es st sw.; Ford
1914
R6o-L. B. Davis. so Fla ave-
E6l-B. L. BOlden 18th and Park I'd Saxon 1916.
4652-W. p. O'Connor, Naval Lodge Bldg bort
1915
4H6SNatiOnal Woodworking Co. p N. Y. ave,
ne: Smith 1916.
Go54-Arthur H. BsAlo,s. " nth St NV; Ford
1915.
BO6-G C. COrnwelI and Son. 1915 H St NV;
White 1915
45o56-Cbarlss E. Sill. Ea Nicholson st. se; Rec
1875
4857-Ethel n. Attou. Izs DelaAeid; Hanes 1915,
EO5s-Charlss D. Harrison, 22us First st. NV
Cs1H1oc '9l9
Rre-Mrs. Bernard R. Green. Ins st. nw.i
Franklin 1916.
800 semmes Motor Line. s2s Pa. ave. Sc; vii.
COX 1916
EOsl-Als1andsr NJ Bum lsu Park I'd. JeFery
stgl4
45cs2J. N; TitcOmb Co. so Quincy st. ne.
Packard I9l2
45OsS-Mrs. W. R. Rodes 1868 18th st. Ford 1875
EO6+Leon Cohen. Gs NJ st. NV
45Oe6-H. L. Alden, III 10Th st. sw; Ford 1915
4O66-Hary E. Maynard, ell 18th st. NV; Ford
1914.
EOe-Gsrald Fitzgerald. 1923 E st. NV; Packard
1911.
Lawrence schenk formerly connected
with the Philadelphia branch of the Carl
Page Motor Truck Company, of New
York, has accepted a position with the
Ungerer Motor Car Company of this city,
distributors for the Premier and Velie
cars. Mr.. Schenk will assume charge of
the sales force Of this company.
Traffic conditions in some of the larger
cities have become so congested that it
has been found necessary to inaugurate
skip stops on the main streets, that is
for certain number of blocks no one is
permitted to enter on this main thorough
fare from any OF the side streets. This
has in a great measure helped to relieve
conditions. Though such congestion does
not exist in this city those who come here
from other points claim that Washington
is one of the hardest cities in the coun-
try to drive in. Traffic regulations have
been published and are supposed to be
known by all, but many have convenient
memories and only obey these rules when
1t suits their convenience. Unfortunately
some Of the traffic officers are none to
prompt IN bringing these violators to
time, though II it were simply a case Of
speeding they perhaps would step out
from behind some convenient tree, lamp
post or other hiding place and enforce
the speed law to the letts,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-AIIowances; 2year-old ,maidens;
Ave and 0ns-haH furl0ngs. Queen Errant, Io (BuI-
tom. $50 $50. $50 won, Arrow. 10 Connolly,
RTO. $50, second; Milady Anne, 10 Hunt, $40,
third. Time ! % 5-5. Blue Plum. Snowdnft, Light
foot NesusIdi Sister Riley, Billetta White Stock
inEs, and PIunger also ran.
SECOND RACE-seIing; 5year-olds; one mile
and seventy ysrdA Big To Do, Brown, 81.
40, $50 won; Petlar. IO6 tGooSel. 80. $50, SEQ
ond Mikilfula lC2 (Kederisl SEQ, third. Time
Is 35 Dehrs, Uncle Will. Old Charter, Thorn
wood, Col McNab and Gypsy Blair also ran.
THIRD E-TwO-year-ods: colts and geldings
are and one-hAU frlongs. Highland Lad. lOs IL
ST 90, SO %. second; Passing Fancy LOS tBIItOn)
s. %. third. Time, ~ IS. Opportunity, Top Of
the Wave. PhoGOn. Rhymer, HOLSTER, Jack Straw,
and Sleeper also
FOURTH RACE-Columbus Day Handicap;
purse; 4-year-olds and upward; six furIongs. Mars
Cassidy lT &C. Tudor $3.50, $50, $50, won
Dimitri IO3 UapaiueD $40, S, second; Jane
straith, lo2 C. Hunt. $50 third. Time, lis.
Ina Frank Milestone. Roscoe Goose, DT. Carmen,
and Or. LarriCk also
FIFTH RACE-HaRdiCap; one mile and seventy
Yards 1yphOOn, 100 Hanover, $, $780, SO,
won: Capt. Rees lO2 (BuItonl. $50. $50. second
Sands Of Pleasure 96 lJetcIttl, $50 third. Time,
1875 John W. Klein and Checks also
SIXTH RACE-FOur- year -oIds and upward; one
mile and seventy yards. Pif, Jr:. IA (Garnsrl,
$3.50 $50 $40. won; Money Maker. 1W Hunt.
S TO- $50 second; Arriet IO9 (GOosel $50, third.
Time, :I3 IS. Incidence. Dorothy Dean, Manager
Waite and Bob Hsnsley also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-ye ard upward
one and one-sixteenth miles. Guide Post Ill
lBuckles). sO.lo. $50 S5Il won; Samuel R. Meyer,
lw Hanover, $50 $. second; COmmaureta 100
Hunt. $50 third Time, 246 Col. Marchmont.
Prince 5. Waterproof, Reno. Jessie Louise, and Be
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-old maidens:
selling; five and a half furlongs. Ed Gar
rison, liz; Cinco Colorado, 109; Rose Finn,
lO9; Bright Star. 100; Tinsel, 109; Cherry
Ripe, u2: Palisade. 100; Blodwin, 100;
SupernaL 100; 'Queen Bashti, 14.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-old maidens;
selling; five and half furlongs. Marble
head, 112; Flare, 112; Ballygunge, liz;
Chelsea, 100; Melting Moments Omp),
lo9; sargon II. OmpO, III: Capital Prize,
l12; Long Distance, 100; Velour, 100.
THIRD RACE-Three- -year-olds and up;
selling; one mile. Royal Interest ia;
Presumption, ia; Fernrock, ia; Voluspa,
Ill; Nigel. los; bod Redfield, 1O3: scorpiI.
IA; The Rump, ia; Stonehenge, ia; Rep
ton, 1Os; 'Sweetie, 1O6; 'Rose Juliet, 100.
FOURTH RACIAL ages handicap;
hllies and mares; six furlongs. Celtic, 122:
Anita, 20; Miss Puzzle, 112; Queen Of the
Water. 1es; Lady Barbary, 12o; Huntress,
100; Lady Hilllngton, 10S: Ophelia w, 102
FIFTH CE-Threa-year-olds and up;
purse; one mile. Wiseman, 10; Road
master, 1Os; Oratorium, 1O7; Dovedale, 1O5;
Kilmer, 10; Benevolent 0mpD. 1OS; Pol
tromA dmp.), 105; Whimsey, 1O2.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 4-year-olds and
upward; mile and one-slxteenth. Ed
Weiss, 112; Jacket. 112; Hiker. 1O9; "Clin
Haven, 10; 'Afterglow, 10; Ford Mat.
l07; Scorpii, 112; Chevron. 112; Mary War
rem. lO9; Orperth, 10; 'Alston, 1O7; prime
Mover, 1O7.
SEVENTH RACE-selling; 3-year-olds
and upward; mile and seventy yards Ed
die T, 112; Song Of Valley, 10; Dinah
Do, lO7; Queen of Paradise, 1o1; "Galar.
lO5; 'Fonotionnaire Qmp), Ts Gay Day.
10; Senator Casey, 10; Maccabee. &c.;
success, 100; Ambrose, los.
.Aprrrntice Allowance rIaIrnsd
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
HARD SCHEDULE
FOR NOTRE DAME

Notre Dame, Ind, Oct 12.-The Notre
Dame eleven has the hardest schedule
of games this fall ever carded by the
athletic board OF the institution. Cartier
Field was the scene of hard practice every
day last week, as there is much compe-
ution among the candidates for berths
on the varsity squad; the warriors were
kept busy until dark, while the line men
indulged in rough work
The schedule:
October "A. Haskell Indians, at Notre
Dame; October 21. openr October 2s, Wa
bash, at NOtre Dame; November 4, Army,
at West Point; November II, South Da-
kota, at Sioux Falls; November IS, Michi-
gan Aggies. at Lansing; November 25,
Alma. at Notre Dame; November 30. Ne
braska, at Lincoln, Neb.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
PRESIDENT OF RED SOX
DISMISSES HIS SECRETARY

Boston. Mass, Oct 12-FoIlowing the
poor handling of the crowds at Braves
Field IN the first two games OF the
worlds series in Boston the announce
ment has Just been made that Edwin
L. Riley. secretary Of the Red Sox, had
received a message from President J. J.
Lannin to the effect that Riey's serv-
ices would no longer be required Riley
declared he could give no reason for
the dismissal and also that the news
came to him like a bolt out of a clear
sky.
President Lannin gave no reasons for
the action in his letter to Riley. and
Riley refused to comment He said that
II any explanations should be made they
must come from the club officials
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NOTICE oF EXPIRATION or IIcrrsxe-

NOTCH or EXPIRATION or LICENSES or
nes Of The Ase~or Of the Dirziet of ooaurnbssl
NAsnron, ID. O.. ocob-1 2 ist Notis 4
hsretg nveu thEt on ths THIRTTFIRsT DAT
OF oCTOBER. Hlf Win expire al ho.-ss i~e~
NE ASsesscr q the District of Columbia t1
spoAsesrio. socttooeeu, sutonoSns ssc-zsr
uAfehouset, h1na and bsnfez. bIl4po-ters bh-
hhro' pool and othe1 tsbles, bovlins sllsya no
p1eton Of b&rrooms. boarding bous-sl pubic h~fks,
meo1ms. elairvoysntS pslmists Sc, cattle dazi-
IN cnannt~ou me-chantS cRzr dealers hui6ins
oouuactohs e11riAss and wagon mAfert. couferttc1-
en- dealers m sscsDd hand psrzonai p-op-rty ds~l-
er IN mkrseth. dealeu m Eksolins, desiep IN k~r-
o~ene oh and ON Of He usdes dktfIsr< fu~I
huekstsz, ho1stz, p~orristom of boteis employs~ut
asenh turessmsnt cnmpsntesg proprietors of pubhr
hAlk public pans. livery stnhaes. lHupdneE (sr~n
and hand, lznd and imrrovemeut companies is~r
orose1 uilro~d ccket bnokex rsrtauranu and
atns hooseA rsl estate Asents r-op~ietors of sics
machines. proprieton Of theatsn updertakerx, and
Wholesale hquor deler1
An persous desiring 10 coutinus The Gbo~s a.
sG1bed busne. Or professions must promptly r-r~~
their licenses. WI. P. RICHARDS. As.e.sor DC.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
PROPOSALS

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, D. C., WASHING
ton, October 9. ps. Sealed props-b vfil b 70
ceiTed a. tins 0fhoe, Room 80. Distzscs Bui1ans.
until TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. octGbs ~ lsls fot
g1dins certain 1treets AgFrurztins abouf ln m
CUBIC yards nf rzainE. Forms of pr1po~la sp~c-
hcAnons and pecsssary information may - os,sx,ned
rom the Chic Clerf. EnFneeT Depsrtmeut Hsosx
z. District BUildtnE Wsshinreon u. O. oLTvEn
p. NENNAN, LOUIS BROWNLoW, CHAEI.Es
". kUTZ. CommizioDsn. D. @
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Gafney Nav Buy Dodgers,

New York, Oct. l2.-James z. GafTney,
former owner Of the Boston Nationals,
stated this afternoon that he was pre-
pared to buy the Brooklyn baseball club
II Charles H. Ebbets would name a rea-
sonabIe figure. He conferred with Eb-
bets this afternoon and it was said that
after the worlds series, Gafrney, Eb-
bets and the McKeeYers, partners Of Eb-
bets, would continue negotiations.
Ganney, it is said, made an offer in
the neighborhood of 81, 10000 for the club
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

Sad thing about 1t Is that every three-card monte
shark lemon pool mutt and safe-blower in the
country will play q ratapan on baseball all winter
with his hammer.
Pat Moran thinks he Is Jucky. He finished the
season without his pocket being picked.
There is a new play running in New York called
Hush" Perhaps that's where John McGraw kept
In hiding Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
LAUREL SELECTIONS,
By GEORGE B. MORRIS.

First race-Cherry Ripe, Super
nal, Ed Garrison.
Second race - Flare, Chelsea,
Melting Moments.
Third race-Presumpton, Nigel,
Rose Juliet.
Fourth race-Celto, Anita, Lady
Barbary.
Fifth race-Benevolent,w wiseman,
Dovedale.
Sixth race-scorpii. Jacket, Mary
Warren.
Seventh race-Dinah Do, Eddie
+, Ambrose.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Junior Vigilants Practice.

The Vlgilant Jrs. will hold its initial
practice Sunday at 10 O'Clock at Union
League Park. The following men are
requested to report: Kenty, O'Brien.
Murray Woodheld, Oliveri, Richards,
Burns, Raba, Taylor, Hutchinson, Fraser,
II, Miller, D. Miller, Philips, Costello
and any other player wanting q try-out.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
BRIGHAM LEADS FIELD
In HERALD LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The CasIons held the lead IN The Wash-
ington Herald Duckpin League by de-
feating the Roycrofts two OF the three
games in yesterdays rolling. While the
Caslons were winning two the Bewicks
jumped into second place by taking three
games from the Jensons. "Monty's
Brigham led the field with high games
and high set, totaling 3O3, and high game
Of l0S r. L Lynch was second in line
with 299. while Switzer followed with 2S3.
The results.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
LOST.

DOsT-ANSCO FOLDING CAMERA. POST
card size. in leather carrying czss. in Zoo Re
ward. Phone Col $50
LOST-sMALL CROCHET BAG. IN PAPER
bag. % 18th s.. between living 81 and PHrt I'd,
or In Arcade MErket Return 70 ISIS PSrk I'd.
Apt 2 Reward.
LOsT-TWO Settlers, MALE AND FEMALE:
black, white, and tan; bodies white. bns ticEed; Z;
dog has ehorez. Liberal reward Return 70 Il. NJ.
DICKINSON. IsE srd &. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
JOSEPH l. WELLER.
ALEXANDER WOLF, Attoru~yx

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DfsTRicr
q Columbia. GeOrTs T. KHpstein ". Unkno~r
heirs, Ahenees, and Derisess q Chrissouher n
byrne. Equity No. 345S.-The object uf thhs szrft n
10 establish of recurd a comulets and p--f-cs sxsls
IN Zee simple in the plaintiff By AdveTss possesxoa
70 original lots numbered a., tWo e. and
twenty fDl. in square Numbered eleven hundrud and
nins tnP1 IN the Oty Of WashinTton, d = Z
Columbia, and % have the defendHu1 per ~
eH1oned from Asserting any GIezsd risht. ids -
claim 70 said real estate. On motioa o. y rirf1-
an 6 his StturneyS. II IL this llth day q 4-a-.r
g6, ordered that the defendant Chrsto7 = n
bJrne, u be Be living q dead In ,-slrar
hen ahsnees and dsyissss, csnse theT ar -n1.
70 De entered herein or befort tbs frrs rl a.
which shall ocEr sfter ths sxpiztin1 q ths r1-.fk
DAY, 1cusye q Sunday and leEzl hoidEyr l.-rT.
rng afteT the day q the dns pubhestio1 - a.
oroer otherwise this viii Be- proc-r,- u ~
s IN else Of defhult: pruTided this o-dsT - p.h5
lshed N The Washington Herlld and thr VS.
lngion Law RspGteT OncF a wref for thr.a Hra-ss-
slVe weeks during the month q October Of aT n1f-
hcanons being disDsnsed With foT satisfHc,1-r ~
sons shOwn- By the Court: WENDELL p ETsr-
FORD Jus7ce. tue CITY: Test tsezl ~
YOUNG. ClerE- By =. L CUNNINGHAM. 49,
ant CleTk
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
CUNT PLEASANT DUCKPIN LEAGUE
Colonial Ne,<tors
OLUMBIA DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Call II toksys II yoou must, but there IL
some reward to the Phils for muffing the pennsnt
They won't have to go around the banquet circuit
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
DIED

CARTER-Suddenly on wednesday, Octo-
Der II, 1876, az West Palm Beach.
jr., beloved son of John y. and Fannie
d. Garter. Of Mount Rainier Nd
Notice OF funeral hereafter
cLARK-On Thursday. October Il. 1916.
at Garfield Hospital. JOHN WHAR-
TON CLARK, residing at 6Ol street
northwest, in his 6Sth year
lnterment at Manchester Iowa Brief
services at Wright's Funeral Chapel,
1897 Tenth street northwest at s
O'Clock today. Friends invited.
ROGERS-On Wednesday, October Il
1876, THOMAS S. ROGERS, beloved
husband OF Melvina Rogers and
father Of Raymond T, Frank Fish,
Fred S. and Percy L. Rogers.
Funeral on Friday October IA 1916 at
II q. m, at residence OF his son lSzo
Monroe street northwest Interment
private
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

Cactus CraVath is not Ike Travers His short
game is not much but in the long departm-pt he
stands out like a watermelon an ant-hin
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
MONEY 10 LOAN,

MONEY 10 LOAN on EPPRUYED CIT RAJ
estate at NoWes current ntes: SPECIAL priv1esss
with respect 10 pricE pSymentA TYLER a HUTHr
ERWORD Inc. Sl5 18th -
AONEY 10 DOAN-Ss0 TO Sso .c0 on D. q
real estate. Several trust fundA ~ 10 9 pss esut
All trEBsactinos coBdUcted With ecunoniosl eun@o-
srtti0n for borr0wvrN WM. h. SAUNDERS =
CO.. Southern Building U -sth - nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
TABLE BOARD.

I T.cCI. Hofo 20 10TH ST wv
LlllSOlll SdlC. Next Lincoln Hotel
REGULAR dinner, 7bc Vegetable dinner &c Din.
ner hOun. 10 p m. Lunch. z to 2 p. m. sc.
Club breIkfsst to $50 a. N. l5c 10 Soc. ia
carte service, a. N to p. m
i0s ST. NW.-UNEXCELLED TABLE BOARD;
two meals S
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
PERSONALS.

WORKTNGNEN-WE ARE TRYING PRFTTr
hard TO get yOIr tlde, old Psrd and we DO n
sc lard you set full value for eTery dollar y,1I
spsnd with Us. We Known for that Paw tr
see some god grade slightly used oyercoatA . TO
SO. JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6Is D.
notice. Artificial teeth ana secon6-
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahans, SIS G, Op- Pat. Offies.
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ARCADE DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

NATIONAL CAPITAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE
q p n Tn1l.st6a
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RECLAMATION DUCKPIN LEAGUE
INTERSTATE pucKPIN LEAGUE

% so ~ Totals. ......
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ORIGINATOR OF FLOOR on

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DCsTKTLLiNd
Floor Oil keeps the floor clean and bright and
gives a polished finish only SOC per gallon; good
for your furniture; Try it. Been market for over
Is years. Oniee, lis Pa. ave. NV, or drop postal
Phone Main 55s. Try Hunters Bedbug EItermi-
nator; known everywhere. Only &c large oAn with
srraysr. Open a. N. 10 p n, seven days a
week
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STRAY BITS OF SPORT.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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The following automobile licenses wer
Issued yesterday:
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FOR HIRE-AUToMoBuES.
FOR HRS PER HOUR, Autos; CAREFTT
white elHuns1r: eis&H ear. dGy and niEht -srvlss
Phone Lincoln s.
sEvEN-PAssTSGER PACKIRD
- per hour; anywhere IN SJ, 0S Low u.Hss
thesteEs and psTies ". q
FOR REET-TYPEWRITERs
TYPEWRTTER BESTLL sEBVicE
Ne-h ~ ID Id u ~ tOrmslJ y RsDoaa-s
pascS. Ho9EFchs rented as pr moSth; > moutAs.
80; months, F-s; Ne. q Eemihstoa4. 9; I G.
emtthA &c and S-S; UDosTWoodz, Hssningtous
r-s BedHcti,as q paid . o. q aooshs h sds.pes
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COAL AND woop.
PROFIT SHARING COAL co,
We share the Profit with the CopsuuneI
R26 street y. W. North 2eoI,
CARPETS AND RIGS CIEANED By CON
pressed air the harmless wHy. COuprs--sd Ar
Osr7st CLEANING Co.. aa Il. nv. Phone n Isx
PIANO TUNING
E.SO-PiHno TunihE-ute
MANY YEARS AT WEBER AND STEINwAY
csrOlinI ave. Ne. Phone LBe. SSE. OuFHns repSire1
PAINTING AND PIPERHANGING
WALL PAPER, Ioc, IBc, 2Bc AND EoS
paper, Sc snd lec per piece rooms
ing OF all kinds LIE PREUX. tef p
at NV. Phone n. t67o.
WINDOW CLEANING
PHONE N. iL7 TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
eleEned- Acne window Cleaning Co. 81 d -
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CAPITAL CITY DUcKP1N LEAGUE.
. N. G. A, DUCKPIN LEAGUE

Totals. sca $50 aa Total........ ~ go 80
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