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The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-MAiden colts asd r.sdins.: >
year-olds: claiming; pune. $40; furioaeA
Larry B.. l0l (E SaDdel. sO. $40, Iio. vcn
Oh! Ichin Downs. n2 (E. Pooh. ISSo. 6Sp. go
ond; Byn,e lH tH. Lunsfurdl, SO. third
Time. lHl IS Chariey Rec4ur. TrOdea. EDDIE
.ggsnter. Lowell, Never, Hsdrian, Preysriczte.
Pdss-Snqu also nn.
SDCOND RACB-Six furlouEsl Cap-rs. =
tGuIbSrl. Sa HN, 6D: Mcndayre q
uUuSfcTdD. field, ls9. So: Nib. lo POOL,
500, third. Tme..lB 3S Ohics BArtles.
swift Shot, Star Raw, Melilotns, Boz orde Z,
Timothy J. Hogan. Panis V. ssyeth. LAEgzrd
alsp ran
THIRD RACE-Five and soeAaH nurlougs.
Ticklish, III Il. Mini. 60. L;t -; Linden.
IL Howard, T.9 $50; NsdrAs. w 0IcsTis.
$50, third- Time. ] % Is Adelia y, Tezas
SPECIAL Ry Heck. sam Reh. In the sun Henry
Roberts Tar Music. Christie Hollis also nzE.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. ssQ; hurlonzs: >
yesr-olds aud up. Bon Trump rs dlnSordl.
NN. eW, $50. won; Brnghurst. III tsApdel,
So. $50. second: Sedan, ZOE (SimpNnnl, SO
Z ird. Time. la2 TscOla. Jim wakeE. 1t.
Augustine also nn.
FIFTH RACE-Nile ana y Yards. Syesrolas
and M. Midway ll2 Crhurluerl. $50. $50. out,
won; Arriet. le2 ulunsfoCil, $50, ogt, secund;
FfeeczIttet. S POOL. out, third. Time. il2 eS.
Aurem alsD ran
SIXTH RACE-Nne and a siste-Dth. nry
Dresm. lcs LE. Garner. lAle. ESQ, Sp; Msrch
WId. - CTlfureerl. LN, 80: PleasIrrillr
100 tSsndel, Lso, third Tme. lss IS Lord
byron, Russell Square. LeO Sangaree Khare-,
mans. Crystal Day, kleburDe. Mise Sherwood
and Blue Magnet also ran,
SEVENTH RAcE-PurSe, $50; I-ls uilss.
hocnir, l9 On. Dunsf0rdl. 56o, sr, a5 won
Ir. Carmen. lcs on. Gamer, Sso. 20. secc,d;
Col Asrchmont, 10 u. Howard. A0. third
Time. lsi5 S& sayunana, Yenghes and Bryn
Ifmah also nn
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
AQUEDUcT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Twoyar-olds; seninr; .
furlOnez. 1iil. lis; Edith Case. IN: PIdyiada,
Ia: PGTiing. los; ST. Quentin. u4; Toddler. N;
xWise Jean, III; UmbslA ls; Psnther skiA.
W: Inctles II dmpD. lD; Marie CouDel.
lo7; Bright Lights IL: s6ckler. Ilo; xsweepad.
los: La Balhfrew. ll6; Nan knoehr. liz
xAntoinette (ilpl. 100
hAndizp; 2 furlonrS Drastic, &c; Mendd. Il:
100; War MschiBs, lce; Rhine Maiden. 80; F1it-
tergoh. lG: Naturalist dmpl. Id: Ps1tvict.
lH; Dr. Jollnsn, III: Poachsr. los: Arnold.
10; ooru Tasssl dmpl. IL; Wyoming. q
THIRD RACE-Three-year-o clAimins:
mile. Helen Atktn, 100: Lady Van no; Harry
BurToyne. IB; 1RoxborO II Cinpl, lo:
DT7goon. lc5; xPoor Butterfly, B; wccd
Thrush, f5: whippoorwiIl. los; Wood viole.
100: xFou d'Artihoe Cimp-). IS; Revtlcr dmpl.
l0s; Sunny Hin dmpl. lo5; xBlazourJ. las:
Jack q spades. los; xHerde. 100: Parzbls, los:
Thrift, 20; Common Law, ln; Jack stuaft
CimpD. los: African ArTU~ (lmpl. l6.
FOURTH RACE-Thnce-y and ur;
handicap: mile. Assume iIS; Kashmier. 10;
NcrDsrhan. 81: REGAL Lodge timp.l, IO; O1r
TasSel timpl. ls: Ballad. s; 1wcod Trup.
To-
FIFTH RAcE-ures-ysar-old and sp,
selling: lis milsS. I'd Roche. Ile; rAirrnan
Us; King Neptune, lle: Ballad, IN; SBsr q
Phoenix. Iol: xst- Isdc-e. II: Regal Lods,
Gmpl. lei; xGsrSaee ms: hooonos. nI
SIXTH RACE-Msiden f-yeprclds; fuffuor.
TarasCun Gmpl. lis: Yunoan. rs: euins
Loose. rs: Ainnet. III: ever Ihere tiTapl, llSl
Miss -Inyer. NJ; Gild4 rs; Balust1de. lIsi
So-ia, ia
a-ATsontice allowance Claimed
Clear: fast.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
LATONA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ClaininE: s7n; :year-oa
maiden hllies: furionsS. 1Bdna WRIGHT. los.
NIeoti FSy. 700; Lady Manage. IL; yttie Ban
IL: Consistency, ne; Ma5den LAbe. Ne; BIN.
nette II, IL; Fsris Maid. IL; TOmp-uue. llss
Agnes Celh, IL Also eligible: xwcod PIE,
lF; Osavay. IL; I-BeAy. NE; I-Aunt Fl1-a.
lS; Grace. lia: Helma, NJ
furlonsS IHas4y COra, q; rHiRh Gear, 10 /;
IF. c. Cole. fN; IArue. 10; zin. ln, oyheiis
W. le4; Passing FSncs, ias; Blaise, ns; Veavet
Joe. w; xRey Oalwood, VI: Dunelsld Ii; Sir
Bdgar. III: AlsO elighle: Spokane oue-u. Io !;
Joe Berusten, lB: Peaceful Star. Us; Ahs
THIRD RACE-ClRtsins; $50; GFear-dds'
50 furlouss- 1Brinful q; HTOdnas. -; xSFsr >
f.. g; Manicnist, Ic: P1igord. ND; e-z.a-
rertal. lo; FIrst FnIlet, lS; xorens, ezaf
ing sTSay. ics: Camohenr. Ill Aist 2s7-rss
sArchie Alexander. 20; dsasJ - Sc hEsE.
FOURTH RAcE-Pa~ -; ss,1.-1'as y.ra
up; furionES xsih Es5-. r. aszey[ -:
DAbney. Ion: JohS olDsy '1rat -; Jsphet,
VOC: King Bsne:7sF Or ets,.s 10; Jedry.
III; Kings Joker fhrNi, "a
FIFTH RAOE-kiacs $500; Wyoming
Dnrgs; ?. SyesrrSsss Cd ,ea mile e Ban.
10; Franklin, " Al, B. Goedman ent-y. 2
SIXTH RACB-Caiming ssn; s-ysar-cadsr
mile and 70 yHrds xCl.ta Msrtin, .: Lstus
BUS. ll; xChiugant, lC: xKhns. Io:
Mars Bean. 1n5: xPesrieSs One ms: ButrA9
Roy, lS; Aztec. III; jim Hed-ing lW
SEVENTH RACE-Claimine $50; ayear-olds
and 10; SIC miles KCrsoov, 81: Endur-
sDce. los; Baby DInch, l0; rQueen Apyie.
l4; KParr dmrl, los John FNurlong. Io6; John
Graham. los; Charles Fancis lo5: roh Bon.
MS; XPergno (impl, los; ISttle icO; Madlrns
HCrrEann. l0o Also eligible: HAss Her, 10;
Dr. Nicken, S; xResymer. lol; Ye1ghes, iIIs
BncS Nail, Iu5: x-Fsirly, 100
S-ArTscutics allowance claimed.
Ciear. fast
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

william q. coIby, d. and Nrx BaFban Nil
ler, q, both Of Youngstown, o. Rev. Howard
r. Downs.
Dexter Herbe.t johnson. 81, Camp Meies. and
Mrs Blanche Henry Lyon. .. Milwaukee. Wis.
Hear Q. HAYDEN 8 Iortto. ky.. and Mary
2. Hayden, S. Abel. Nd. Rev. ]. A
oowsn
Issdcre Gerhsohn. IL. and Celia Martino-
WITT. 10. both IF New Ycrk City. Chief Jus
Rss A slater, s. Washington. and rherrs.
Miller. o. Sc. Paul MINI. Rev. John Il.
Jeffries.
George A. King. a. and Gertrude Kline. Is
both q this city. Rev. Gec-se E Brown.
:, William P J.nessA f., 2, New Bnmswick,
Nd. Rev. Oscar J. Randall
Ernest 6. Hickman. q, and Martha Jcoes
2. both q Dalton. Pa Rev. Howard 4.
Hugh @ Trey. .. Washington. and Helen D.
Scott, %. MisOula, Mont Rev. Charles R.
Hugo Darling. !r.. y. and Mary Victoria
Gatzia. q, bch ot this city. Rev. n. n. DE
Carlo
Francis G. Clements. s, and Daisy R. Hoc&.
2. Of AnacOstia, D. G. Rev. John Horst
kamp
Kenneth n. Payne, 81. Of shelter Island
N. Y. and Cora Tanner, 81, Of HilisiaIe, n
7. Rev. H. p. Downs
John Joseph Sullivan, 2. and May Jane
Nichols. q both ot this city. Rev. J. Il.
Jeffries.
Fank Carsuns Ros, =. Il this city, and
Mary Belle Armstrong. .. Of Louisville, KY.
Rev. Z. A. Hannah.
Albert BissEini, z, and Angelina Tsnaeui.
.. both of this city. Rev. A. ]. Froehhch.
COL0RED.
Jerry Harris a. and Beatrice Kent q, both
q this city. Rev. s. p. Drew.
Walter Dyson. d, and Dottie Brown, q.
bth Of this city. Rev. Jesse A. Taylor.
Lee Washington. a. and Cemarc B. wilkins,
50, both Of this city. Rev. Geo O. Bullock.
Robert Wodro1. q and Man Msddaleon
Pollard. %. both Of this city. Rev. Frederick
shorten
Lee johnson. q. Of Harrisburg, va, and
Irene johnson, %. Of Alexandra, Va. Rev.
Aquila sayles.
George s. Maynard, q. and Bessie FerreIl,
%. both of this city. Rev. r. NJ. Brown.
George W. Swami, q. and Lille Pruster, 2,
both Of this city. Rev. Paul Grihith.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
TURF STARS IN
RACE JULY II
Johren. War Cloud and
Jack Hare. Jr.; VIII
Meet N Big Race.

New York, July s.-One Of the bsf-
gest turf events Of the season ID the
Dwyer Stakes Of ssooo, 10 be run
at Aqueduct on Thursday. The coa-
test viii be over q distance OF one
mile and a quarter and VIII attract
the greatest 3-year-old colts In the
country.
n. p. whItneys yohren ana A. X.
Maoomber's War Cloud and Col. W.
E. Applegate's Jack Hare, Jr., are
going out to run for a $500 stake
over a distance that q 70 the liking
OF each one Of this trio. And each
one OF these three great colts viii
be carrying stake weight The heavi-
est import viii be atop Johren, woo
win pack LII pounds while War
Cloud and Jack Hare VIII have up
the same impost Of Ia pounds. re-
spectiVely.
The race. however, 10 not TO be
between these three alone. necessa-
rfly. for IL is possible that Edward
b Mclean may send The Porter on
from Latonia TO try conclusions with
these stars of the East
Col. Applegate. who owns Jack Hare,
Jr.. values the 3-year-old son Of Mar
hon-Moonlet at $4,000. He has re-
william Garth. presumably actink
for Capt. Raj Parr, OF Baltimore.
Ths Dwyer, renamed this year N
honor OF the memory OF the lats
Philip J. Dwyer, for years was
known as the Brooklyn Derby, ana
was fnaugurated with the opening
OF the Gravesend track In 1851 py
the Brooklyn Jockey Club. Of which.
before his death. Mr.. Dwyer wss
president, as well a. Of the Queezs
County Jockey Club, by which as
sociation Il has been run in more
recent years. The first Brooklyn
Derby was over the real Derby rouue
Of mile and a half and was woh
by the great Hanover. with Jimmie
Mclaughlin, now patrol Judge on the
local tracks, in the saddle. The next
year Il was made q mile and q oua-~
ter, when Emperor Of Norfolk took
IT, with the late Isaac Murphy pi-
lotinc him
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09

Harold r. Dolan. private, New
Haven. Conn; Newman c. Elliott,
private. Webster. Mass; New
man 8. Gee. private. Caribou,
Me-; James c. Goldrick. private. New
Haven, Conn: Charles B. Kenny.
private. Norwalk. Conn: Harry NJ.
Lufkin, private. Providence. R L;
Bernard 7. Lynch. private. Brook
lyn. n. =; John T. Mccartin. private.
New Haven, Conn; Edward A. Olson.
private. Bristol. Conn; James Z.
Pitocheili. private. Pawtucket. r. L:
Clarence II. Riedle. private. Bristol.
Conn; Carlisle Tieman, private. Day
ton, Ky.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
District Of Columbia. SUMNER and vACA.
T1ON courses in the Public Schools will begin
Monday. July ]. 1913 SUMMER HIGH
SCHOOLS, daily from % a. m to D. m.
at the Mckinley Manual Training and the Dun
bar High School. SUMMER NIGHT SCHOOLS,
from 30 to 80 p. m. at the Business High
and the Mckinley Manuel Training schools; At
the Armstrong High school, 70 10 D. m.
Printing Class at Central High School three
nights per week Apply to Mr.. E W. Law
renee, Instructor, at Central High school.
SCHOOL FOR FOREIGNERS. Thomson
School, 18th and L sts. NV, afternoon and
evening classes Apply to Mise r. Z, Shaniey,
PRINCIPAL at Thomson School GRAbr ri'AcA.
ING CLASSES AND FAIRGROUNDS, will be
organized IN various sections Of the city for
white and for colored pupils. W. B. PATTER-
Son. Director; ERNEST L. THURsoN, Su-
perintendent Of Schools. just
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09

These marine corps casualties
were reported yesterday:
Killed In Action.
Edmund l. Reisner. first Iieuten-
ant, Houston, Tex; william E. Scott,
sergeant, Tippecanoe City. Ohio; EI-
wood l. Colby. corporal. New York.
N. z: Claude N. Dey. corporal,
Beaumont. Tex; Ira l. Spring, cor
poral. Jamestown, N. Y; Leslie z.
Corn, private, Okmulgee, Okla; Cur
tbs E. Disbennett, private. Memphis,
Tenn; George N. orlando, private.
Mt Vernon. n. H; Theodore l.
Query, private. Montezuma, Ca: AL
vim E. Long, private, Hickory Cor
ners. Pa; Albert r. Marshall, pri-
vate, Cincinnati, Ohio; William H.
Monahan, private. Louisville, KY;
Frank E. Peterson, private, Park
City. Utah.
Died Of weunds Received I'm Action.
Paul ]. Althon, sergeant, York. Pa
Peter Nowak, corporal, st. Louis, Mo.
Gerritt De Haan, sergeant, ICELAND,
Mich: Arthur c. Eisholz, sergeant,
Evanston. Ill; William A Binary, SER
geant, South Bend, Ind; Charles II
Earl, corporal. Austin. MINI: Harry
b. Fletcher. corporal, Salt Lake City
Glen @. Hill, corporal, Roche Hsrbor
Wash; Earl NJ. Marchand, corporal
Darrow. La; Ray r. Schenk. corporal
Pittsburgh; Calvin Bergesom, cor
poral. Houma. La; Martin Sojourner.
corporal. Poteet. Tex; Theodore ].
Waldeman, trumpeter. New York
William L Barton, private, Chat.
| tanooga, Tenn; Walter J. Bowker
private. Cleveland. Ohio; James r
Chadwick, private. Swifts. Ohio; Man.
ME T. Davis. private. Cologne, Va
John o. Degenhart. private. Chicago;
James E. Foreman. private. Brook.
/ vile. Ohio: Adam Fried, private, New
Orleans. La; Charles Girten, private
Evansville, Ind: John II. Grennan, Se-
| ouir, Wash: Joseph c. Harlan, pri.
vate, Houma, La: Frederic E
Holmes, private, Detroit. Mich; Al.
| bert W. Hunt, private, Chicago; Chas
f. Labrash, private, Wimbledon, n
Oak; Hugh Murtha. private, Jersey
City. N. J.; Carl Musgrave, private
Yale, Ill; Frank J. Olshefski, private
Waukesha, Wis: Frank Palmer, pri.
vate, Troy, n. Y; Charles F. Rice
| private. Newmartinsville, w. Va
George H. Rumschlag. private, De-
troit, Mich: Frank Samaritan, pri.
vate.. Houston, Tex: jeremiah J
Sheehan, private, New York; Clifford
Souers. private, West Carrollton
Ohio; Fred @. Steinker, private, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; sigurd N. Swenson. pri-
vate, Eau Claire, Wis; Henry B. Tay,
lor, private. Row, okla: Gilbert Ren,
Thiele, private, Minneapolis. MINI.
| Fred A. Wegenast, private, st
Mathews. KY.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
ALEXANDRIA
THs HERALD BUREAU,
r. 3. Knight 4 son,
el-69 King Street,

Alexandra. Va, July s.-A special
grand jury win meet at 10 O'Clock Fri
day morning In the Corporation
Court, Judge L. c. Barley presiding,
when the cases OF James A. Davis,
colored. charged with shooting and
killing State Prohibition Inspector J.
c. Shelhorss will be presented. Sh 81
horse was shot the night Of June 3
while abce I'd 4 steam train after he
attempted to come TO the assistance
of two other prohibition inspectors
who endeavored to arrest Davis De-
cause II was alleged he was a "boo.-
legger" and had contraband LIQUOR on
the train with him.
The train was just coming into the
station when Shelhorse was fired on.
Shelhorse died In less than three
hours afterward in the Alexandra
Hospital Davis jumped from the
train and after a short chase WAS
overtaken and made prisoner by q
soldier.
In addition to this case the fury
also will have presented for its con-
sideration three cases for alleged
violations Of the State prohibition
laws.
The term of the Corporation
Court Judge L. C Barley presiding,
convened today. The docket was
called and cases set for trial.
Police Justice Thompson this aft
ernoon at a special session of the
Police Court held John Quill, col
ored, for the action of the grand
jury for an alleged violation of the
State prohibition law,
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
ARMY.
kiIIea 8. Action.

KILLED In Action.
Walter L. Crouch, cook, Elmsdaie.
Kan, Gust Anikewich, cook. Ham
tramck. Mich: Bennie w. East, cook.
Magnolia, Miss; Albert Hage. cook,
Franklin. La; Lloyd II. Still, wIbaux,
Mont; Marvin @. Wright, cook, An-
gusta, Ga.
Died Of wounds.
Guido castigiione. sergeant, St Paul
Brazil; Ray A. Wood. sergeant, High
lands, N. J.; Carmine Ienco, COOK,
Central Rutland. VT; Elmer A.
Chatham, private. Bath, Mont;
Michael ON, private, Hamtramck.
Mich; Merton ". Hair, private. Early,
Iowa; Edward J.. Miller, private, Al.
ton. H.; George d. O'Laughlin, pri-
vate. Stuart. Iowa; Joseph II. SchuIt,
private. Newark. N. j.; Thomas, c.
seder, private. Raven croft. Tenn.
Arthur I. Sinnell, private, Babylon
N. Y; William H. Taylor. private
Aldershot. s. Oak; Alexander z. Vaut.
rain. private. New Orleans. La.
Died from Accident and Other
Causes-
James H. Booth, private. Montclair.
N. J..
HARRY v. PARKER. PRIVATE
NEXT OF KIN. MRS. SARAH NJ
DesHELL. SALISBURY. MD.
Severely wounded.
John s. Crow, sergeant. Raleigh
s. C.;-steve o. Stubbiefield, sergeant
Rosenberg. Tex; william ". White
sergeant, Houghton, Mich; Frank w
Anderson, corporal Roxbury, Mass.
Charlie r. Brantiey. corporal. George
town. 8. c.; Joseph Duncan, corporal
Old Orchard, Me-; James e. Fitz
wilson, corporal, New London. N. H.
James r. Loci, corporal Chillicothe
Ohio; Joseph Stevens. corporal, Gerry
N. Y; Willis Bartlett. private, Potts
vile. Pa; Theodore Combs. private
Hamilton. Ohio: Jessie z. Hays. pri
vate, East Boston, Mass; Jessie E
Hays. private, Hansford. Tex; Clar
ence N. Heskett, private. Center N
Oak: George T. Holiield. Brockport
Ill; Ira r. Holsapple. private, Glen.
dive. Mont: Charles A. Khoury, pri'
vate, Torrington. Conn; red Krech
private, Portage, Wis: william T
McGraw, private, Los Angeles. Cal.
Raphael Paone. private, Middletown
CONN., "lliam j. Hugn, private
Scranton, Pa; Franklin c. Rose
private, Coatesville, Pa: Joseph Still
tano, private, Haverhill, Mass; Vim
cent Super. private, Bay City, Mich.
John Tolleson. private, Waldron
Ark: Edward n. Townsend. private
Danville, Ala; Laird A wray. private
Seattle, wash; Adolph L. Young,
private, Philadelphia. Pa; Frederick
NJ. Young. private. Elmhurst. n. Y.
Prisoners previously Reported
Missing).
Fred W. Chitty. corporal. New Ha'
ven, Conn: Franklin ]. Damon, cor
poral, Brookline, Mass; Joseph Sam
atini, corporal. Brooklyn. n. Y; Jo'
seph NJ. Mcnamara, bugler, New Ha'
ven, Conn; Leon S. Bernard, pri'
yate, Hopkinton, Mass; Richard A
Brightman. private, Fan River
Mass; Edward Clark, private, Col
linsville. Conn: James f. Coleman
private, New Haven. Conn; Herber
Ceilings, private. Norwalk. Conn.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

JOSEPH r. and Margaret B. sprouse bcT.
Luther C. and Estelle +. Sykes, boy.
Francis o. and Theresa r. Rober. girl.
James 3. and Cecilie K McCambridge. rir
Alexander II. and Mary r. Mccarthy, hoy.
John D. and Mary L McMahon, boy,
Michael J. ard Nora Leech, boy.
Henry T. and Gertrude Fischer, boy.
William E, and Ddna NJ Dixon, boy.
Frederick II. and Mary A. DYER, giri
Hugh P. and Anna A. Caherty, ritl
William H, and Susie Beasley, boy,
CoBoRED.
Gabriel and Ruberta Williams. riri.
Alonzo and Elizabeth Penn, boy,
John and Mabel Brown, gfri.
BENJAMIN c. and Ella Brsdy, boy,
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Hockey Prospects in Northxest.

Portland, Ore, July Shocking
ahead as to prospects for a good sea-
son OF hockey In the Northwest, I'eter
Muldoon, managing the local team,
says that in spite of war conditions
the prospects are bright IN this sec
ton. Fowler, Riley and Hickey, three
Of the Seattle Clubs best players here,
enlisted in some branch of service.
but the Portland and Vancouver Club
teams are almost intact. He believes
that most of the players who were
not called into active service can flll
essential positions during the day. do
Ing their share Of war work and be
available for games on the ice at
night. Several Of the Portland players
are at present employed in local ship
xardA
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Kauf 10 Play for Camp Sherman.

Chillicothe. o., July S-Benny Kauf,
the heavy hitter of the New York.
Giants. donned the army khaki a few
days ago at Camp Sherman, near here.
He had to 70 through the usual
process OF incubation on his arrival
FORKS heavy hitter q berth on the
have 70 walt until Benny has spent
two weeks In the detention quarters.
before he can derive any benefit from
Kauf's proficiency with the bat Or
In the outfield
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.

DIED.
AhkkTn9a kATHhEES Sunday MARI R1FIly S.,dseai gstsi
daughter OF Paul and sadie Allen.
Funeral will take place from her resi-
dence. 639 L street northeast to-
day, at $50 O'Clock. thence TO
Holy Name Church, where requiem
high mass will be said at 10 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited.
AUKAM-On Monday. July 8, 1913,
1855 p. M, at Garfield Hospital.
FREDERICK G.. father Of Mrs.
]. /. Jarboe and Geo. c. Aukam.
Funeral from his late residence. 3f4s
Mt. Pleasant street Wednesday.
July 10. at p. m, Interment at
Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. n. Y.
Thursday. CTroy papers please
AYERs-on Sunday, July 2. Is1s at
beloved wife of the hate John z.
Ayers.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BoTELER-on Sunday, July. Z, 1913.
Beloved husband Of Martha A.
Boteler (nee Whitmore).
Funeral today at 2:oo p, m. from
his late residence, 1871 Twenty
ninth street northwest. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
CASEY-On Friday, July s, 1918, al
Atlantic City, N. J., FRANK. be-
loved son of the late John and
Laura Casey.
Notice of funeral hereafter. (Atlan-
tic City papers please copy). 3.
CRoWLEY-on Saturday, July &. 1913
at her residence, bethesda. Nd,
JOHANNAH CROWLEY, beloved
wife OF Nichols Crowley.
Funeral mass at st. AIMS church.
Tenleytown, today, at Q a. m.
Friends and relatives invited.
Kindly omit flowers.
DAyIs-suddenly, on Friday. July s.
1918, WILLIAM l.. DAVIS, OF 800 II
street northwest, beloved husband
of Florence L. Davis. Remains at
the chapel OF Frank qeier's Sons
Company, ll13 Seventh street north
west
Funeral from the Continental Bap-
tist. Church. Seventh and I streets
today at 2:30 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited.
DEERING-On Sunday morning. July
Z, 1918, at 9 o'clock. at the residence
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PROPOSALS. !.

OFFICE or THE coNMIss1oNERs. D. q.
washineton, D. O.. July 8 lEe. sealed DO
posals win be received at this ofdcs. Room nl.
District Building. until . o'cluck .. n, JULY
.. isls. for furnishing and delivering { o b
can Lorton. Va. asbestos rconng natsdAlk
tanned from the Purchasins o1icsf. D. q.
Room 20, District Building. LOUIS BROWN.
Low. JOHN @. ID. KNIGHT, W. GYwNN
GARDINER. oommisacasrA D. o ju-es
BOARD OF EDUoATToN OF ran DIS
trict of columbia. rhs followips ooc,1ns
Schools win bs opened 20 CANNING oEN-
TIERS during the summer ffom .. N, 10 D
m. every day except Saturday. y, D. oooks
School. wisconsin Avenue Manual Training
be conducted at the Morss School On Mcndaya
Jefferson School On Tuesdays and Wednssdass'
and Congress Heights On T1nr>days md N.
days Canning centers for the colored schooll
win be conducted at the following schools;
Mondays. oamet and Dunbsr; Tnesdsys. Actt
Eleventh q. ne; fharsdays, Reno and MinmrJ
Road; Fridays. Randall and Deanvood. An who
wish to put up food produces fue futnrs ~
may do 90 at the above plsces under the In
struction Of competent teachenL Ths producfi
and containers should b broueht b. thoss In
terested. Cubs for boys and girls - wen q fos
, aduits viii Be- organized. Boys cooking clAsei
win also be formed. W. b. PATrERSoN. Di.
rector, W. s. MONTGOMERY. Assissant d
rector; ERNEST L THURsToN. superinten
dent Of Schools. tuaSl
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF
the Secretary. Washington. d. q, June IL
1918 Sealed proposals will be received st thii
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK H., July 10
1913. FOR furnishing stationery for the uss d
the united states Senate for the hscai sssl
ending June %, 1919
Bank forms Of roposais showing the aaanti
| ~ and quality cf each arttcle and the form d
bond 10 be signed By the bidder and sufeties
will be furnished on application to this odice.
Proposals should be indorsed :Propcesk 10,
Stationery for ths United States Senate" and
be directed 10 JAMES N. BAKER, Se0etar,
| Of the United States Senate. Washington, D. o
Proposals and specimens must Be delivered si
< this office, free Of charge before the hon
| named above. JAMES NJ. BAKER. Secretary
Jel2, Il, ,3 Jul
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FOR sALELMlScELLANEous.

OAK FURNITURE IN GOOD CONDITION,
having been used only . few months 2 large
double desks and chairs; . typewriter desks and
chairs; letter fles-legal size; large meeting
or boardroom tables; Is bentwood caneseated
chairs with arms; bcntwood caneseated chain
without arms; metal costumers; wooden COS
TUNER. ROOM co.. Ouray Bldg. sth & G sts.
just
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Works 20 Years for Oil
Co. Without a Vacation

Madison, Ind.-Geerge Austermuhle.
OF Madison County, claims the honor
been in the employ Of the Rockefeller
organization for twenty years and has
not been absent from his duties q
day In that time. He has not even
had a vacation.
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WANTED TO BUY,

WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUrO-
mobile. city or suburban, and pay yoa hirhess
prices for ladies', sentlemens, ch3drpn's dis.
carded clothing. Of all descriptious. Address
postsl or phone. I viii caI, 3. RICE. lIR tn
st. nv. N IER
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Nno:!noI!:1 RoH.W

General Pershing yesterday reported
iry Casualties, divided as follows:
Killed IN action. 9; diedsos wounds, Il:
died Of accidents and other causes, 2;
and severely wounded, ..
The list foliowsi
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WOOD FOR SALE CHEAP. APPLY AT
once with wagons or trucks. 18th ss
NV. Ask for Wignall. the woodman. just
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LOST.

Iosr-A BUNCH OF KEYS NEAR ANA
costa bridse; reward at PYLES' GROCERY,
ffs Good Hoye road, or Fred johnson, rs q
x - telt