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FIRST RACE-2year-olds: selling; four ard one-
haIf turlongs. Yellow sally. U7 DAndersonl. 81 o.
$50. $50. won; Tarves los BalD. @To, $40.
ssoond; Aimee r. lr2 .SchUttiugerl. SD third.
Time, O56 10. Bonotis. Bsndlet, Burhanl. Doc.
Meals and Lantana also ran.
SECOND RACE-Consolati0n steePlecfH5e. sell.
Ing; +year-0ds and upward two miles. Rhomb,
rs IF williams. $40 SD, $50. won; Fynosure.
- lRg5ssLu. $50. 500. second: Colon, l5s
en- Vale. Little Hugh, RusiIa and sang Hog also
Tan-
THIRD RACEL+year-olds and upwari ; selling
mile ard forty yards. Duke Of Dunbar 10 u. Mo
TazEartl. 500. $50. $50. won: Sur RENE, IL
lSGhanerhOrnl. $40. SIS second: Sllepherdess
loo anderson, $50. third Time. l:H'--5. Fen
rosk. Cannon Nash and Peacock also ian.
FOURTH RACE-2-vearOlds four ard one-hs &
fuTlongs. MeddIinE Miss. IT lKeoshl. S6TO; So D.
Sr37O. won: SaviIla, IT iAnderonl. $50. SlD
second: Owega. IU McAteel $40. = ird Tlmr
IS IS. BallyEunEs Bondage. Dr. J;elson. Fox
Trnt and Valerie West also
FIFTH RACE-4-7ear-olds and up7Eslrd selling
mile and forty yards. BroomssdGs. IT lAnder
soul, $50 $50 $50. Won; Harry Lander lG
iSchamsrhornl. SAD $50 second: RaIfrOn lE
~. McTazgartl. $50. third. Time. Ia. Aprisa
ard Sc0rpii also nn.
SIXTH RACE-+year-Old5 and upward; sslLnE
ore mile. Madm's Choice. III iSchsmerhornl
SAD. SEoO. 8 %, won; Lucky GeorzR III tKeoghl
$500. S2sO. secOnd; Hudas Brother z CHountanl
s. 20. third. Tine. l545 IS. Star Bird, Miss Wat
SEVENTH RACE-MOuumeutal Handicap; sell
Ing Syear-Olds and upward; six iturlouEs. Psy,
znHsos-. 100 H. AISTaEgart). S27O; 90. $500.
Jssss, Jr, 100 Mountain. S1O6, $50. seoond
LohsnS1n. Ios tSchuttiEssr1. A.sN. third. Tine.
Ec5. BaLses, Humiliation and Epttsnay also ran.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or The
bst7ct Of Columbia MBv D. Isl6-Nouos "a
hsreol gwen that IN accordance with the r-orisarr
. ~ ilen authorizing changes iR the psrmaneuf
Estem Of hi-hways rrDtafpe5 IN n q 49,,
lrlsiion 40 foT ne hscsI year ended jun 80 lsTg
c Iuo'c Act No q. approved March IsLgI the
nls7a9ners q the DFsrlct 4 Columbia will sirr
t-lD1e AtsLlns in the Board Room q sssd Con-
missoners, JUNE g. IsIt Al 10 0.cIo~E n, 20 All
lNfles intsFes'ed or owning land within or aS5aosn
20 NE area bounded b. the United stutss Reform
, mo, ana sOuta Dakota avenue on thf norlhe9ar
ne Sls halunofe and Ohio Railroad the no-lhwes'
Montana avenue on the southwest ~ ~ A.,
oSlA hlFeT on the southeast Pam o. the r-r
P9aeo chaHses IN highways within tte- above limits
VIII pe displayed. and the Comm isE0zsrS viii rz7n
Sd'f any Suggestions or Protests c1ur-ruinF ths
prupnFsd changes as shown on rrs Fryys r7rrIri--
pnns OLIVER r. NEWMAN. LOUIS Brown
D0N. CHARLES ". KUTZ. Conmirtane-r %. c
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Motor Gossip
By asp, GROGAN.

n5ol-Paul Allen. 50 [ northeast. Oakland. ,q6
5s602-AElss GOIdthWsi. .s. 67C9 Georgia avenue,
s5o5-EdTard Bsndley. eor H street northwest.
NIlmAn 1916.
7s5os-French Italian improvement Company, 1874
fourteenth street FUfd 1915
2s5o5-Ch-. A. Chr 3tianssn, LansdOn. D. c.
,asOs-Hsrman Holes tn. 1854 Tnirty-arst street,
icriDps. 1916
as5-CaroIsn b. n opntain, 900 Scott Circle.
1aso5-w. 7. Drake aDs Holmsad place. Ford.
assoe Robert e HcEs ard sos Seventh street north
rrst Buick. 1918.
ssio-sad5s N. cetcou. Io2 Thtrtsepth street
rIJheast KiseI 1871
ssll-Nauds R. va ate. Iss Irving street north
sst Ford. 1916.
sslz--Annis N st broth. AS Longtouow street.
aa6S-washiugton .rs,Ssry Company. Fifth and p
reefs northeast, Fb ID. Isls
29sl4-Francis Poe, s49 Seventeenth street.
osl5-Jamss F. q rster. 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
Crd. 1916.
7e@Is-Jsmes F. Oyster. 800 Psnnsyr7ant. avenue.
,ssi7-lrs. ]. R. serrtss. ,s7 Blair road. Ford.
7a6ls-Jos Glass Is7 Seventh street northwest.
:ess-P, D. Con-, Real Estate II. Bldg. Dodge
595ao- Henry 81 zh. Carlisle Court. Dodge, 1916
;96Zl-games A, Farley. 1us K street northeast
:9sz2-Frauk l II excl 500 Portland. Maxwell, 1871
s6zs-Wilham Hslan, IL Twenty y-secOnd street
1rthwest, Ford. ISIS
s52i-stsphen 4 McKinnsys Navy Department
ord sc
2e6e- Robert g.. 10y. 90 New York avenue north
ass2s-w. {. Dawson, rs Seventh street north
st Maxwell. 1914
596E-James B. Morrow. 1903 PARK road. Dodza.
lS
aes2s-A. c. Washington. 1913 Wisconsin a7srus,
udsbaksr. 1871
7ss2s- BenjaDli ". James. sO7 Sherman avenue.
7rd 500
gso- -samueS c. FosIs. z Third street southeast.
ord. 1910.
John Sms h, Eastern sales manager of
le Gibne- Tire and Rubber Company.
Opped in Washington yesterday for
few houp on his way South.
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JAMAICA TRACK WILL
Open MEETING TODAY
Paumonok Handicap to Be Feature Of
Races-Curtain Raiser for Metro
politan Courses.

New York, NAV 1.-THE fat racing sea
son under Jockey Club sanction and the
auspices OF the Metropolitan Jockey Cluo
viii be ushered in with its customary &C
claim tomorrow afternoon when the gates
Of the Jamaica track are thrown open
for the curtain raiser Of the year on
Metropolitan courses. The change OF
scene as to the opening day will OF
course be different in aspect to that at
Belmont, but that there will be no dlmln-
ntiOn Of interest goes without saying
as followers Of the sport are hungry for
q glimpse at the galloping thoroughoreds
which have shown by their efforts in the
Southland and their trials hereabouts to
be Mt and ready for the call to post.
In place OF the Metropolitan for an 'n-
troductory feature the Paumonok, ham
dicap for three-year-Olds and upward. at
three-quarters of a mile, will be pro
vided, and a glance at the nominations
warrants the belief that about as stirring
an event as could be wished for will en-
sue If the pick Of those named go to ths
post
FIRST RACE-2year-olds; Insidens; Ave turlon =
,whirlnz Dun. II; Jack Mount limpl ll2; W"9'
trap IL; Candy Land, ll2. Baly, IL; Chatter
box 100: Night Owl, IL.
SECOND RACE-Jyear-olds and upward; sell
frE: hvs and one-half furIonez. Rae B.. lo3; Wo2t
fair III: Thsssres. III; PaWhuska, IL ; ReststoAe
~: School Boy los Or. Cremsr. l03; NirEl n "a
W 100: Rsy Oakwood. III; Queen Nab, lOSi std
lsrins: l0s
THIRD RACE-2-year-olds; Suffolk Selling Stalks
five t1rlongs. Battle Abby lo9; None Such. 100
Running shot IC2; Leouie. lo7; County CoSrt
10 Jack BOunt tmpJ. lT; 'Bree1e. lo4i solF ag
100. Straight Forward. 100
FOURTH RACE-3ysar-o and upward; Aau
monk Handicap $3.50; six furiongS. Sand ME rsh
-. sIumber II. IL; Benevolent imp, l06; Primes
u Como lT Quartz IL: Silica. lOS; F1ying FSiry
rs: Haubsrk 10. Jaooba. l05 Tea Caddies IS
Top o. the Morning. us; High Noon, IL; CcEneE
rs: Lorac, l02: MOntresor. 100; The Finn. ID.
FIFTH RACE-+year-old5 and upward. 81 Ling
mile and ona-si1tesnth Luther. u5: Gsllop. lis
sir Wm johnson, ia; Black Pine, l09; S1mmdi
Meekiu. LIS.
SIXTH RACE-5ysar-oIds and upWard < ling
siv furIonEz swift Foot linn ll5; BulhIE II
Ambrose, IN; Dszvish, II. -NaTsator, g.
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half turlongs MAY W. llo; Juvenile. llO; Nettis
Waleott lil Miss Jazbow. lis; Hot To-day lis;
DR. Tuck rs; George @. Love. lis.
THIRD RACE-Huron Handicap; 3year-olds and
upward six furlongs, F1euron. l0O Little Nephew,
lo2; Gipsey George 100; Marion Goosby lO5; Hodge.
lis; Bringhurst us. Gipsey George aud Marion
Goosby NJ c. Moore Co. entry
FOURTH RACE-Threey year-old hllies six fur
longs Morning star, no; Tappoid 10; Triad,
no. Julia l.. ll5i Kathleen. lis; Regina, us.
Trappoid and Triad Coombs Clay entry.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; handicap; 3-year-olds and
upward: one mile. Star Shooter, 100; Bonanza IO5i
Aldebsran, lOs Pif Jr, 10; Grover Hughes. H.
SIXTH RACE-Selhng: 5yeAr-oldS and upward
one and one-sixteenth miles. Olga Star, l Water
proof. lO7; 'McAdoo, l0s; Samuel R. Meyer III
Irish Gentleman, ia.
SEVENTH RACE-seIlins; +year-oIds and up
ward one mile and seventy yards. 'Bilows l0S
"A. c. Haley. 10; 'Brookheld. llO; Guide Post
us: Loufss Paul lI3; "York Lad ll3; Orange, lis;
Benedictine LIS Gold Color, LIS; ". W. CLARK, lis
Alabama lis; FhtAway, ia
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FTRsT RACE-Maiden 2year-oRs: four and one
halt turIonEs. Jack Virgins. l1H Genuy'. $50,
G1 SD won; Pomp Is IT. IIcTaggartI. Sl2D
$40 second; Little Spider. lH Cooper. $50.
third Time. OSJ IS The Dul.e Sweet Helen.
Diamond, Cynthia Dwysr MonctDny. Perseus. Now
Thsn Pearl l.. Sophia Gatey5c ID. Bob Dundon
and Peachis also ran.
SECOND RACE-SellInE. 5E7sar-olds: six fur
ronzs. Panhandle. I'D lNcCab3. SIO. $50. SD.
FonI Jerry, IG lGOose1. $50 :25O second; PerI-
Eino N2 a. CARROLL. $50. third Time. I:I5. Old
Chsrtsr. Stephen r. and FathRI. Kelly also ran
THIRD RACE-Seing; 3-yP7 r-olds one mile
impressive. lOl Shilling s. 20. $50. 8 D. won;
Thanksgiving. -06 &C.. Hunt. iSOs0. 500. secnnd;
Harry Gardner III CMuphys, SD. third. Tine,
L:9+5 Col McNab and Anti orys Lass also ran.
FOCRTH RACE-Handica2: swear Olds and M
ward sx fIrlunEA Solar St7u IA Murphy. so
sZD. $50 won; Dick Williams. 100 M Garner.
SiIo $40. second; SParIleI, 1O5 Hunt. $40,
third Time. lib IS Old Goenz. Faux Col.
E0urrsdin and HuFaker also 1n
FIFTH RACE-Stakes. 2-gsar-ods and Eedlngs
tour and onehalf tIronzs. Harry Kelly. II (Gar-
nsH so ont, Won: Sedan, u3 lGoose'. out. ser-
Dnd. Berlin. u Murphy. out. third. Time.
IS IS. Three starters.
SIXTH RACE-SelIing. ; yearolds: siI fJrlonRs.
BrzZ 1G Murphy $3.50 $50 go. won Mkt
lula IT rEederisD. s65 10 $3.50 second: Alex Gets
no lGuyJ $50, third 1S.ne. lbs. Or. Max, J.
T. Canr1n. Thoruwood. Bgtodo ard NJ Burt
Thurman also ran
SEVENTH RACE-SeIhE 9; 3-yesr-ods and MP
vard one and 0ne-sIyteeF n miles. Eus Krin-
RE. I03 Shilling. 80 $50 AOJ won: Queen
Ample. q louder. sd. $50 second; Rapids q
Hunt $50. third. Tim l:E . F1ossle Wal
ger Miss Fanny and Bill Joe also ran.
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FITZGERALD is AGAIN
ON HOSPITAL LIST

Johnny Fitzgerald, the fast
little catcher of the Bureau En-
craving and Printing team, of
the Potomac League, fractured
his left leg Just above the ankle
yesterday, In the sixth inning
of the game against the Con-
Eress Heights club. Fitzgerald
finished ont the game and went
to the Emergency Hospital last
night. The hospital authorities
claim that the fracture Is not
serious and that Johnny win be
hack in harness In short order.
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HIGH WIND AFFETS
WINTHROP GUNNERS

Winthrop. Md. May 1.-THE high
winds which blew across the range here
today handicapped the gunners quite
little. but even with this handicap seven
of the seventeen gunners who faced the
targets qualified as marksmen.
A. F. Skinner of the Postoffice Depart
ment, lead the field with mark OF III,
getting 80 at slow fre and Sc at ma gazine.
The scores follow:
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PRINCETON LOSES TO
big GREEN" NINE

Princeton. y. J., May 17.-Ragged
fielding and thoughtless work on the
bases proved the undoinE of the
Princeton nine here this afternoon
and Dartmouth scored a 3 to l vic
tory over the Tigers. Princeton hit
williams safely nine times but al
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lowed opportunities to tally slip out
of its hands.
Eddie briggs, the Tiger shortstop.
was responsible for Princeton's only
run. In the seventh he knocked out
clean home run. Score
Dartmouth. ....... 200 900 1908 l
Princeton. 900 600 1O0-l 4
williams and Murphy; Dowd and
Douglas.
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Totals. % 10 2 IS !

'Batted for Sheehan in siEth.
philadelphia ................. 0 I % q 0 %
st. Louis. ............. 0 3 2 % %
Runs-schang Strunk McInnes, Walsh Shotton.
Sisler. Pratt Marsans ~. Davenport. Hits made
OF CrUwell in 2 innings; of Sheehan, in in
ntngs TNTo-base hts-Lajoie Hartley. Austin. Three
base hit-Johrson. Sacrifice hits-JohnsOn Austin.
Stolen basas-Walsh. t2l Pick o. Sisler Struck
BY CrUwelI. !; by sheehan :: BY Davenport
s. Double plays-Schang 10 Lajoie N. Bases on
bslls-Of CrowelI. /; of Davenport ); of Sheehan
?: OF BressleT. > Hit by pitched ball-By Bressler
Davenport. UmpTes-MCssrs. OLOughln and
Chill. Time Of game-2 hours and minutes
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ONE BIG INNING Is
ENOUGH FOR BRAVES

Cincinnati, Ohio, May 17.-Boston
opened four game series here this
afteTnoon by batting Toney out OF
the box. Four hits. a base on balls,
hit batsman and a sacrifice scored five
T u;ns for the Braves in the first in
ming. The final score was, to L.
Hughes held the Reds safe through
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GEORGETOWN LOSES
TO THE MIDDIES

Annapolis, Md. May 17.-Blodgett,
Nays big hurler, outpitched Kelly in
the second game of the season with
Georgetown this afternoon and thereby
the Middies romped away with a victory
of to 1. The game was a pitchers duel
as each team registered three hits, but
Blodgett was given the better support
in the pinches. Errors by Cusack and
Gogarty in the fourth frame were re-
sponsible for the two runs that proved
enough IN win Score.
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RunS-Calhoun, Won Heimberg. Gogarz- Left on
bases-Nsyy, {; Georgetown. 8. Sacrifice hits-Ham-
ilton, Rogers, ConneIly. Blodgett. Kelly. Struck
out-By Blodgstt 10; by Kelly. s. First base on
balIs-OT BIOdgett, 3: of Kelly }. Passed hall
Haggr. Hit by pitcher-McCarthy. Umpires-
Mesrs Belts and Hughes of Washington Time Of
game-l hour and IS minutes
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Thre~vearods and upward
purse one and sixteenth miles. Sister Susie,
lO: Old Enruig Iol Southern League lOl John
W. Klein. lO3; The Carmel. IO3 Ssusyming JOS
NIaeva IL. GlIawav. lI9 Maeva and GALWAY.
Pittman & Watts entry.
SECOND RACE -TVFo-ysar-ods: four and one
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CLUBS REPRESENTED.
Washington ,PIattsblug-Firing l. Postofice-FIr
ing ); qualified . Department Of Labor-Firns.
,; qualified. l. Navy Club-Firing. qualified.
Internal Revenue-FIring 4: qualified, J. Treasury
Firing !. War Department-FirinG ;; qualified
l. Agricultural, r. P Firing /; qualified
Total hring Y; total qualified. Z.
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THOs J. OWEN a son E1cfIoBesTs-
TRU STEEs' SALE or VALUABLE FRAwl
DWELLING. L kendall STREET NORTH

TRU STEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE FRANZ
DWELLING. L KENDALL STREET NORTH
EAST ivy CITY.
By virtue o. certain deed o. trust duIv -p~7-iaS
Tn lAbe- Ss5l folio 80 e. sac ~ the Land Ee-rr1-
oi the Last1et n Columbia ard @, fhe re7-r-f 10
The party secured theTs5T the unde-iFned r7-tr-s
vii ~ a. pibl~ aucJluU fTunt ~ the r-pl1s--
au tt EspAl the =rd dsg ~ AlEy A o. 1916 81
clock ~. The follow lng -dssc1bed land and
0rfruisRS. situate In the Dlsrlct N CoIur bla and
aesEnated a. and helnE lot eleven. In hIprs s t-
? W Jones SGbdU isIon. called "Ivy C.tv. -
Ter rat recorded the o1lcs of Iha Survev1r for
the Dlstrict q Columbia. n L6sT, Levy CUu1 g.
al rsge e.
Tenn q sale: sol1 sub---e II . r-l1- trsE'
amounting about So amount 0vsT said tr1sr % b.
Dui1 in cash A deuost OF $1,000 vail h. re1uIr-r
a. time O. sale AL CONVEY among. -rvp1ur sAmra
recording. &C. COST q PURCHASE Terms uF sale
10 be 0om4lei with within ht,ssu days from 6ar Of
ssie deposI. forfeited
CLARENCE NJ DE VETLE
CHARLES s. HILL
TTuE-aas.
1Os W Stree Nrrrhupzf
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
SUBURBAN LANDS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-KENsINGT
house near Presbyterian church and can; rOoms
bath furnace electricity large lot would szchanEe
Tor city house ~ same or lcss value. Price, S.56
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 20 Southern BIG.
FOR SALE FINEST HONE SITES N IA
koma Park d. C. or near best line; near
school library. and Churchef: must he soid pTice
made extremely low. LOUIS r. -SHOEMAkER. -
Southern Bldg.
FOUR DESIRABLE LOIS II WOODMONT
Nd. central location: will sacrifice 70 quick cash
purchaser Address or apply 10 MRS. 2. h z. III
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CROWELL HAMMERED
AND BROWNIES WIN

Philadelphia, May 17.-St. Louis took
today's game from the Athletics by a I
to-4 score Crowell was batted out of
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FOR SALE-AUToMOBILES.

STXT 5PAsENGER TOURING CAR. ELEC-
trio hgh's high ienEbn- mzgnsto; multiple disr
clutch. flN r0aIHg axle new tires $50.
GARAGE. ~ Q n. nv
BROKEN CA>T IRON AND OTHER METALS
welded by .'oSenous process STEAM AUTO
SHOP. SO y. !. ave. M. Lincoln 81
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT- FR0N &c 10 s
rr month. INSTRUCTIONS nee. sztGsssrli0r Eszrn
ted lt5l hast CaritOl st. Lincoln g8l
TYPEWRITER RENTAL sERVTCE
North 80 20 lEt - nv formerly = Randolph
place Mousrchs rented Sl.T5 ~ month: : uao-thG
$50 nooths s. 90: No 6 Reninrtonk s: L @
Smiths 3 g and G5: Underwoods. RsninFt1nz.
$50. Reductions paid ; OF maths N adv1nss
Rebuilt typevrits-s for ss
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEscBLEB. AUCTIoNEER.

ADA4 +. NLsIHLLh- AICTIUNEER-
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..
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ADAM 4. WE.CHLER -

On sATJ kDAh. June 3 1916 AT 10 U5CLOCk
N ia front o. the United State Srr-,r. On
Tany 8 waruhors. Gs d Tenth street n--rhvss-
Washington. n g. tLerr viii Re- z7IT NJ r1hrr-
suction. 20 lntgrue hens f1s storaFs c-srErz st-
ons and unTsic. an goods fr-uftu-p horzehas ant
TeTsouEI elects on storage rr namez Of Rr-r Ma
L. Caendiner. Mis- l. p Wlhi- Isaac O. Rss5rs
A. syTha1 Mn Nf-ule Erwar w srf
Mn Belle Br1scne. UNITED STATES STORAGE
COMPANY INC
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BY Public Auction
TOMORROW,
Commencing 10 A. M

Including ulsclaBeouE Furnishings sfrIv- t,.t
ana oerny hats. oaTs undsrvVar. nCcEEczr. o1Ilar-
hosef7. EloTes EEEsndsr-. drgss roods. Iadisa
mons and chtldrrr's slits u4nrr o7pry1Is rfrr4--
c0nssts. white goods. ted and table linens ladlss
WsisU and skirts. ginEhams. csssmergE hannelE
cotton and mlscgllEDCDgs dr. goods slit cslsa.
umbrellas. etc. Also c1IurGTs. shCIrtuE foor ar7
cnInter cssss. display tabIrs file rabire- etr
Ths above vii frst - 0Te-nd ~ an a-fr-r-~
and u SatlsfactorT bad D. not res-4grs vii d.
Immediately srd " detail
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SPECIAL NOTICE
FOR SALE-FARMS.

4 VIRGINIA FARM BARGAIN - i00-ACRE
fruit farm 10 miles out near Bucmont electric sta
ton, cheap at $50 rsr acre. 900 trees hearns
possession at once. See J. l. CONWELL 400 Il
81. Call NJ 8
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on SATURDAY. NAY . IsiS At 70 0CL0TE
a Il. II front a uhe United Stzte- sso-F9
Compsny's wa-shouse Eslg Tg-lh sust Br-ff
Nes,, Washington, n. q. there will - sd a.
Elolc auction, 70 infor1r liens FOR s-0zgr chE-rer
ctr. due and unpaid al goods f.---4--.-a 49,
hold and peruonSI Effects 90 sru-aEr IN aan~r o,
Mis- B. DAVIS. James Tune Charles n Nrvnnn
United STATES STORAGE COMPANY. INC
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WANTED-sALESMEN.

WANTED ~HINGTON SNLES DISTRICT
ter for TEoyen s1rcUsSfs' s1'om7hIr linz: permz
nent; man with auto TrrfeH~d: rnan1ally resPond
he. Address BOX = Herald oflce.
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TABLE BOARD.

i0I K ST NV TNENCELLED TABLE
bosrd: two meals. s 50 7er week
l3S K ST.-EXC ELLENT TABLE BOARD S
Ter week
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
l+i5 W NV. sr h. $50 81 Pickfo-d ne, 6r $50
20 Hobart 6r. b.. y q. - 18th Sw. 6r. b. 70 q
7GI QuinCr lot. h.. = 8 rs Quincy ne 6r b . 50
lg5 ID 6r.. h....... = . l1CI n NV. G.. b. ?. E1
Sic 9th sr h........ - 81 Iils 6th NV IJr h %
JCi lst S h....... - s-Ul y H. ave. p b. = s.
49, Euc.id. Fy b. S5 - .; =. ne. lOr b. - :
345I Holmead q r. z % l-fs Nd. av nelOr,b b. $50
IHO Monroe. sT b. 3 81 SIS rth NV IF B.. $50
1915 18th Or b.. s. 50 7Oa 9Th ne > D. I55
1850 Calvert. 10, h. $50 klrkman Ar s. h. - s.
D. H. JOHNSON Co., 1888 H St. NV.
MODERN BAY-WlNDOW BRICK; 9
rooms and bath-453 o st. NV,
near car-large rooms; 5000. CAY
WOOD & GARRETT. 1881 N. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
FOR RENT-BUILDNG.

LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK
building; 1850 50. f. floor
space; gas, water, sewer; al
ley bet. and :: Q and P sts.;
cement floor. CANWOOD &
GARRETT, 1871 y. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
PlILICO RESULTS.

'Apprsntios aIloVance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

BESSIE N. MAYS sS7Ij sSzjE6FP3I, I.5T g5'5,5 So.
A ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT. HOURs l6 no d
90 TO tI5 EENOrS BLDG.
notice. Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis AbrahHms, SIS G. Op. Pat. Offfee
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
PERSONALS

VIII. SOME KIND CFARITABLF PF6PTI
help poor Old w1nEn y no rs abEu N . dIf
Tossessed for nonpsvneut a rent ANY amount WI
neIr RnN \ Ea---a -e-rc
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
MILLIONAIRE TRAMP
DYING IN MILWAUKEE,
Noted Reformer and Friend Of
Jack London White Plague
Sufferer.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. IL william
Newman. the millionaire tramp" 10
dying in the National soidiers' Home
here today. A few. years aso he was
one Of the most widely known and most
romantic figures in American tramp
dom. ,e$
big Ben" a. he was called. was
born In Denmark and graduated from
the University OF Copenhagen. He
came to the United states when eight
cen and travelled about the country.
making his expenses BY iecturing on re-
form ideas.
He visited nearly every city on the
face Of the earth and pAid only Sl.1
railroad fare. He was arrested COS
times.
He lectured on child labor, prison re-
form, and abolition of white slavery.
In 1918 he was instrumental In having
$50 children removed from sweatshops
in Joliet. ILL., For three vc"-s he was
the companion Of Jack London.
II have done my best t. make the
world see its evils and to correct them"
said Newman. II have fought the good
night, and I am near the end OF my
race. can't win against the white
Big Ben's life IL going out very rapid
ly. II IL believed he can survive only .
few weeks. One OF the most romantic
stories in American life will be written
to its end when he dies.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
Or. MURPHY MOURNED
BY MEDICAL WORLD
Physicians Of All Sections to
Attend Funeral Of Distin-
guished Surgeon In Chicago.
MAcK1NAc ISLAND. Mich. Aug. ,

MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich. Aug. Il,
The funeral Of DR.. John. b. Murphy.
the distinguished Chicago surgeon, who
died here yesterday. will take place In
Chicago and will be attended by rep
Of the medical fraternity
from all sections of the country. Final
arrangements are being made here to-
day.
The death OF DR.. Murphy came after
protracted illness. the frst signs Of
breakdown having come a. result Of
the famous banquet given Archbishop
Mundelein at the University. Club In
Chicago last winter when poisoned soup
was served to the guests. Dr. Murphy
was recently knighted by Pope Benedict
for his distinguished work as surgeon.
DR.. John b. Murphy was a familiar
figure in Washington. having been called
here many times by the Federal Govern
ment for consultation regarding surgi-
cal matters and having taken a lead
ing part In all national surgical and
medical movements
He was here last winter In attendance
Mt the Pan-American Scientific Congress
as a member of the medical section, and
again later In the year In attendance
on the meetings Of the American Col
iege Of Surgeons.
DR.. Murphy was regarded as one of
the foremost and most daring surgeons
in the world. He was the inventor OF the
Murphy button" selatinous snap
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
Worthless Checks
Given For Taxes

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. 12.-That
city tax collectors hSve been delayed
in collecting and accounting for taxes
due the city because they received SO
many bad checks that they could not
square their accounts was the state
ment made before city council.
Chairman Draper. OF the finance COM
mittee of council, informed the other
members that large property owners
of the city have been sending in bad
checks and checks without funds in
bank In payment Of their city taxes
There have been more bad checks re-
ceived in the tax office this year than
ever before, he said. Steps will be
taken to make 1t impossible to ac-
cent anything but a ratified check fol
taxes.