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The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
LADY ROSEBUD
LANDS STAKE
Leads Way for 2-year-olds
IN Demoiselle Handicap
at Empire Track.

Empire City Race Track, July a.
Lady Rosebud is the latest OF the
2-year-old nllies 10 come 70 the front.
winning the Demoiselle Stakes. worth
g 900, here today. from q notable neld
at 10 10 L Going into the lead IN the
stretch she held the race well In hand
and stood the drive gamely. vinnins
going away.
Kiss Again, the favorite AT 10 n.
was second, and the only real con-
tender. Joyful finished third.
Top o. the Morning won the third
race, a 9 furIong event, finishing with
e rush. Star spangied was second
and lima Frank third. High Noon
ran poor and was not In the money.
The summary:
FIRST RAcE-rhreye.rolds and up; claim
ing; mile and seventy yarb: sunny hal. ~
Ensor1, % I. 70 !, even. Won n. X beel.
lO Ccorq1. 10 10 l. 4 10 I. ? TO I. secoud; Az
debaran. rs Gohnsonl. 10 ]. 70 J. 20 s.
third Tine, ls8 Is. Chillum. Sea Gull. Whip
and stradsvsrins also ran
SECOND RACE-ThreeSearolds and ups
selling; mi1e: Dnsoou. l6 tcollinsl, 70 70 5. 8
TO 8. 2 70 10. won; Sun Gold. 10 (AcraE1rtl.
70 !, 10 !. 0 70 s. sscond: rhr1ft. 10 Hyksl.
P1s e ma e c.is iiS. n h,s PH.s.l s css.1 All T.
Santiago. Dixie b. Royal York. Past haster.
Starfey, Dreadnoaght and RoederH also rln-
THIRD RAcE-Threy ycr-olds and up: Tiss
Kstonsh Handicap; hishweiEht. sbout E1 fur
lons: Top 9th Morning Il TAplinl. 10 I.
70 q 10 10. won: star spsngied. 10
tWalisl. 2 70 l. 8 70 z 6 70 s ssoond: Ina
Frank. II uEksl. TO 5. > 10 5. 10 Z. third.
Time. 1do High Moon. Assume. Jusqu An
Bout and Hamilton A. also ran
FOURTH RAcE-TSoyearoids: The DAmo-
siells States: five and a half furionC: LADY
Rosebod. 100 tOoIlinsl. 10 30 1. 20 2 out,
won; Kiss Azain. IL (FsirhrOther1. Z to 10. 10
s. out, second: JoyfuI. ioe tJohnsonl. ~ I.
to 5. out, third. Tine l q IS Ply Away also
ran
FIFTH -Threeyear-olds: mile: Msti-
nee Idol. los qykel. ls TO S. q 70 s. out. won !.
orestes. us tWallsl. TO 70, I 10 q Ou, secDnd I:
Jack Of spsdes. no CMeTaesartl. 70 70 s. TO
10 out. third. Time. izl Aritt and Mistress
Polly also ran
SIXTH RAcE-Txo-yesr-olds maiden cults
and gtlding: five furionss: The Bog. lis tEu-
sol, to l, 10 %. ] 10 = won; Clan Ryan. lls
GSke), 70 s. 20 5. TO ), second; Peter. ln
knapp. 70 I. % 2 even. third Time, ] o.
Cavalier, Clean Gone. Bright Lirhfs. Ioung
Adam. Mine Sweeper, Thistlsdon. Glider.
Ronso and Ib1ty Eght also ran.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
DIED.

ter Of Susie sanders and niece Of
Fanny Brooks. Florence and James
PsyiPs s,s.ixsod Gst6sFins .ms,,s Lucy and VII MI
sons undertaking establishment.
Anacostia, d. Q.
Fourth and D stfsets sontheast,
Rss n Disa Sll:ndRs Rs'sGd snd ssfss;.. ssfSsE st n
sMITH-Departed this life, July II.
1913, IT o'clock, at Freednen'l
Hospital LOUISE II. SMITH, be-
loved sister Of William and Hill
yard Lewis and Eliza Kenny. Re
Inains at Davis. undertaken, 3o6s
Georgia avenue northwest Wash
wAEEEN-on sunday July 4 lsis; 9
street nortSwsst, S II ELizxBErG itHds Il
AIRLINE. daughter Of Airline and
the late Charles N Warren.
Funeral at Q 2 m. from st Martins
Church. today.
wEBsTER-On Monday. July Is. 1913
Epw4Rp wi wEssTER iasFiss BELOVED
father Of Lieut.. Edward NJ Web
ster., y. 8. n. In the sd year Of
Funeral from his late residence. to-
10 charge OF Mount Pleasant Lodge
No. %, F. A. A. NJ, and George II.
Thomas Post, No. 15, @. A r.
1nterment at Arlington.
WILSON-Departed this life. after q
short illness Of two weeks, at her
residence, 1014 Delaware avenue
southwest. MARY WILSON, widow
OF the late Nose Wilson.
Funeral today from her daughters
residence, 492 School street south
west. thence TO Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, Delaware avenue.
between l. and NJ streets SOUTH
west. Rev. jackson, pastor. Friends
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

Bmpirs entries for wedBesiay. July Il:
FIRST RACE-Three-y year-olds and up: mare
selling; about 6 furlongs. Golding ImpA. 3
'Louiss v. l6; Dawn Star. lOi; TereS1 J., -.
Miss BE1n. ie; wheat Cakes. Bl: Belle Rob
erts. los; Moliora, los: onico. &c: Miss steTiing
lo2; .Anraeton Wisl7e umpl, lei: Mis- Knrtes
%: Busy Joe. M; JoseanA zSrste. IC: Anu
SECOND RAcE-rWo-year-oIds cooditiau.
81 furiOngS. CrystAl Ford, us: Sea Pratt.
rs: Bsluszads. no; NADIA p, us; sundisl q
Qmpl, 10.
THIRD RACE-rso-year-olds; claiming: mile
and sirteenth. @. NJ Miller. l0; .Bar q;
Phoenix. lcz; Paddy Dear. los; .GErhsse. III
Dan. m; slippey Elm. lG: "TotAy. 70
DAndreary. 20: Starter, l0; barn shannon.
los; Ballad. lol; n. K. Neal. los: Nisht stick.
IL; .Kingnshef. i0S; -Greesinsz, &
FOURTH RACEThree year-olds and M
Mount vernon handicap: mile. Rosmer. ~;
Pap. IL; Old Koenis. n; PicwioE. IN; Fsry
Wand. lol.
FIFTH RAcE-Thres-yesr-olds: selling; nile
and 70 yards. 1derken. l0: sMillracr. s.
'OorydOn. Ws; Stlny Banner, co.; Aussnl. 10.
Harry Buzoyne. lH
SIXTH RAcE-TwoseAr-olds: claiming; fur
longs: LAmentation. loT: sylvano umpn 10
Dunedin. no; skymsn. iN; Puriiug. lW 'Tas
rsIkz. l6: Nan Eneeh. los; -PiuJisda lOs
Belario. no; Venetian Boy no: Wondermhr
Qmpl. lN; Fsfry Princs. IL
'Apprentice allowance claimed
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DIED..

ADEE-on Tuesday. July ls, 1913 at
Eifteenth street northwest, Mrs.
ELLEN SKEEL ADEE, widow OF
David Graham Adee, and beloved
mother mF o. Mrs Frederick 8. Tyler.
master Graham NJ. Adee, u, 8. II.
Funeral services at her late resi-
dence, today, at D. m. Funeral
private: Interment at Oak Hill
AsEDSwM-oR E.o;9svss s sSly Na.ytn i5 l.,s at his
nue. southeast, WILLIAM L. ASH
DOWN, beloved husband OF India
NJ. Ashdown (nee Ridgway).
Funeral from his late residence to-
GSnFqe.siona at emet.rY me- teT@s1t Restvss at
and friends invited to attend.
ICHAPMAN-Departed this life on
Sunday. July II, 1918, LAURA E.,
beloved mother of Walter Chap
man.
1855 Thirty-second street northwest.
today, at p. m. 1nterment at
Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends and
relatives invited.
GLOETZNER-Sudde of uneu-
monia, at the officers training
camp near louisville. ARNULF A.
Anton A.. Gioetzner, OF l22S N
street northwest.
Notice Of funeral later.
GRIFFITH-On Sunday, July II. 1913
at 10 g. m, at her residence, II
Fifth street southeast, MARY
IVA: beloved wife OF George H.
Funeral at 2.so D. m, from Trinity
NJ E.. Church, Fifth street and
Seward square.
HEARNS-on Monday. July Is, 1918.
at p. m, WILLIAM v. HEARNS,
beloved son Of Rev. Charles W.
and brother of Frank and Forrest
| Hearns and Mrs. Mary Saunders.
Funeral from his late residence. 114
| Central avenue, Ivy City, d. c.,
today, at 1:3O p. m.
HoRAN-Suddenly, on Sunday. July
Hospital 1n at FRpANeis q vi at RfSaARI RfSYidenfe
beloved husband OF Pearl Horan
(nee Taylor. aged IS years.
Funeral from his late residence. 1116
First street southeast. today. at
Chapel. corner Of Half and NJ
| streets southeast.
CCABEE-Departed this life. sud
ELIJAH MxccABEE. He leaves
mother, one brother and a host Of
Funeral tomorrow from his resi-
dence, 10 Fenton street northeast.
Friends are invited.
McDONALD-On July IS. 1918, MIL
TON, beloved husband of Evelyn
". Mcdonald, aged IS years.
Funeral from W. w. Deal & Co.'S
funeral parlors, s16 H street north
east. today, at p. m. Interment
Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria, Va
ERKINS-Departed this life Monday.
July Is, 1918, at As a. m, FIDEL-
LA, wife of Rev. B. d. Perkins and
mother of Perry Mallalieu, Mason,
Mrs. Callie Booth and Mrs Eu-
genia Hewlett
Funeral tomorrow from Jerusalem
NJ. z. Church. Rockville, Nd, at
II o'clock noon, and Mount Zion
NJ. E Church, Twenty-ninth and
o streets northwest, at $50 p. m.
PINk!sToS..on Tuesday. July 16,
1915, at 2:30 a. M, at her residence,
316 Thirteenth street northeast,
MAUD E. PINKSTON.
Funeral services tomorrow at Il
| o'clock noon, at Kemptown, Fred
i erick County, Md. (Frederick
papers please copy.)
IRATHBUN-On Tuesday. July 16. 1913.
at a.. m, at her residence. 1872
RICHARD RATHBUN.
Notice of funeral later.
SANDERS-Departed this life July
H. 1913, at Freedmen's Hospital,
IRENE SANDERS. beloved daugh-
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17

Adam A. Weschier, AucfiOneer.
RECEIvERs SALE OF IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE IN AMkk.
ICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. WESLEY
HEIGHTS. AND FIRST ADDITION TO
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
By virtue Of decree Of tie suprsms cort
Of the District Of coiunbds, psssd Asy y.
Walter n. Coleman, No. 3a1. In Equity the
undsrxmed receiver In said Gauss win sell st
public auction, In front OF the respective prem-
ises. on "wednesday, July ~ lgs. beginnins
at O'Clock pm. I'll the trtsreaf and estate
Of Walter n. Coleman In and % the follow
wit, Lots Is and 10 in Block No. ). Of
Croissant and stones subdixaon known -
American University Park recorded IN County
Book No. 10. folio 2, records OF the Surveyors
Offics of the District of Columbia. improved %
frame dwelling No. S7lo Davenport street
This proprty 10 sold suo,ect 70 me me s,tsts
therein Of the plaintiff in eaid eaus.. Next
thereupon the following lots In John y Was.
gamap's subdivision known as Wesley Heights
recorded In County Book No. :, folio III. Of
the records Of the sid SURVEYORS Once. 70
wit: Lots - II. 10. l6. II, 10. y. .. u. =
and ., ip Block ls Of said subdiyiaon. sub
Jet % the Lien q dsed q trust sseirins
thereupon lots 4 5. a., u u and u In Block
No. is. and lots !. q s { and s. In Block No.
II. Of said subdiyidon. all subject 10 ths Hen
Of deed Of trust securing the sum d s5tS5o
now overdue, And next thsreupon tbs follow
ing lots in Croi&ant and Rickstts subdisiacn
known - First Addition TO American Univer-
ity Hsights, recorded In County Book No.
10. folio .. Of the records OF the said Sur
veyoris Ofhce. to wit: Lots I, 8. Q. 7, o .,
10. II. u. Is. II, Is 10. u. 10. 10. 70 and e.
in Block No. 3 Of said Subdivision; lots 8,
6. Z. g. .. 10. II and u In Block No. !. Of
said subdivision: lots i3. II. Is. 70. .. q. 1,
3. a. 8. o. %. 70. Il. q. -. u. Is and q
in Block No. 4. Of said subdivision. and lot
II in Block No. Z, Of said subdiyisiou- Term
Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance in two equal installments.
payable in one and two years respectively.
after the day Of sale. for which the purchaser
will be required to Give his promizory notes.
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
TO the satisfaction Of the Receiver. or all cash
at purch&er's option. All cnyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale
to be complied with In fifteen days from sale
or Receiver reserves the right TO resell al the
risk and cost Of defauiting purchaser. A cash
deposit Of so will be required upon each pur-
chase. Accrued taxes and interest on encum-
brances will be adjusted to day Of sale a. .
credit, on purchase price.
William G. johnson. Receiver.
Fendall Bldg, 81 ID st. NV,
Washington. d. o.
222 d
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Louis and s4rA wechsIsr, boy.
Wm- II. and Cecsha v. Wall. nd
Peter and Thsresia SHORES, girl
Giovanni and Angelo Petarca, eth-
Giovanni and Maria ManGni girl
Vincent W. and Ethel I. Hutton, boy.
John W. II. and Piorence A. Cruss, gth
Fnnk T. and Laua A. Funss. boy.
Joseph K. and Christine T FnGzn. boy.
Henry @. and Marian ". Doyle, bog.
Antonio and AntoniA Daidono, Girl
Michele and Ekie NJ Caetto, girl.
B, Bsrpei and Selma Burgundsr. girl
John W. and Gladys Butler, giri.
John F. and Agnes @. g. Brennan, girl
Colon J. aud Alice @. Bowden. rh
COLORED.
James n. and Calhs Taye1, boy.
Wm- A. and Gertrude Roger, girl
James 4 and Cora II. Roberts. giri twins
George and Sally King, girl
Henry and Adele Fisher, girl
Charles @. and Georgia Carter. bog.
Edward b. and LAurine v. Ashton. bog.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
LOUISVILLE PLAYERS SOLD.
Other Changes in Makeup of Amer
ican Association Teams.

Toledo, o.. July 16.-The Louis
vile American Association baseball
club was reduced to within the
player limit by the sale Of Pitcher
Boardman and Outfielder Kniseiy to
the Toledo club, according to an
announcement by Thomas NJ. Chiv-
ington, Louisville secretary. Board
man is a left-handed pitcher. and
Knisely came from the Southern
Association.
outfielder Lamar. of the Toledo
club. left last night to take an exam
ination in Washington for the avia-
tion service. Walter Alexander, for
merly of the New York Americans,
left this morning for Dallas, Tex,
where he has been summoned by the
draft board in his home district.
Roger Bresnahan announced that he
has signed Infielder George Carey,
late Of the Southern Association.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
FULTZ IN AVIATION CORPS.
Appointed Physical Director with
Rank of First Lieutenant.

New York. July 1e.-David L.
Fultz, president OF the Baseball
Players Fraternity. has been ap-
pointed physical director and ath-
letic instructor to the United States
aviation corps with the rank of first
lieutenant He has been ordered TO
report at Mineola. L. ].
Fultz established the reputation
OF being one Of the best football
players among Eastern collegians
while a student at Brown University.
and later was one of the best Of
American League outfelders when
playing with the New York Yam
KEGS.
When the Baseball PLAYERS Fra
ternity was formed he WAS elected
head and has held that position
since. He was responsible for the
so-called Cincinnati agreement be-
tween the players and the club own
ers which was abrogated after the
players strike two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
HoRNSBY NOT AFTER JOB.

Bristol, Pa. July 1s.-Rogers
Hornsby. of the St Louis Cardinals.
has not written to the Merchant
Ship Company. of this city. for a
job.
A report was spread last week
that the Cards brilliant short
stopper. in order to evade the draft.
had written here for a position at
the works. No word has ever been
received from Hornsby. and the re-
port was as surprising to Merchant
Ship officials, as IL was TO local fans.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Architect's Office. Washington, d. C., July J.
1913 Sealed proposals will be opened in this
office at .. m, July d. 1913, for supplying TO
the various public buildinss under the control
Of the Treasury Department hand, electric
portable vacuum cleaners during the dscal year
ending June %. 1919. in aceordanee with the
Specifications. copies Of which may be had ct
this Office in the discretion Of the supervising
Architect. JAS. A. wETMoRE. Acting su-
perIising Architect tu5.Sio.I2l5.I7
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SUPERVISING
Architects ofice. Washington, D. O., July Il.
lsla-sEALED PROPOSALS viii Be opened in
this Office at p. m, JULY 8, 1918 for repairs
70 mechanical equipment In the U. s. Treasury.
Wfndr and Auditors' Buildings. Washington
d. O., in accordance with the specifcations.
copies Of which may be had at this Office in
the discretion OF the Supervising Architect
JAS. A. wErMoRE Acting Supervising Archi-
tect. ju17.lsle.2o.1.3
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
BOBBIE WALTHOUR IS
NOW ''Y" INSTRUCTOR

Bobbis waifhour. the bicycle cham
pion, one Of whose many prizes was
won by riding fifty-ssven miles into
Dresden. Germany. IN an hour. ex-
pects 70 win Q still greater prize ID
the near future by duplicating HIS
feat at the side Of the allied armies.
He is getting into trim for overseas
work At the Y. N. c. A intensive
training camp az Columbia University.
Walthour 10 going a. q physical
director and will be IN charge OF a
foyer du soldat. as the French call
the Red Triangle huts established for
the Poilus.
Il spent thirteen years In France"
be said, "and want 20 10 back. II
find time want to coach the Poilus
In bike riding, 30 we can be the first
TO chase the Kaiser out Of Berlin"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
HELP wAsTED-FEMALE.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Needed Immediately 20 experienced card punch
ers. If in Civil Service, permanent employment
can be given; otherwise immediate temporary en-
ployment.
Also needed Is clerks to learn card punching.
Generous salary to start Promotion as soon as can
pass necessary tests Applicants having Civil Service
status given permanent appointment when passing re-
quired examinations If no Civil Service status,
immediate temporary employment given.
Apply War Trade Board Building c and 10Th
Streets N w.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
ST. LOUIS CLUB SAVED.
Stockholders Raise the Clubs $50.
600 Indebtedness.

st. Louis. July 1s.-The Sso. 600
indebtedness OF the st. Louis Ma
donals was raised at q meeting OF
stockholders OF the club this after
noon The stockholders had until
midnight to raise $4,000. as SIG.
600 had previously been pledged.
Mrs. Helen H. Britton. former own
er Of the team. will receive $4,000
or the amount as part payment for
the club. which was purchased for
SS50.oOo. She has previously been
paid SIs5,o00 OF the amount
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-DEsIRABLE FACTORY FOR
war manufacturing or for its present busi-
ness; well equipped machine and work shop;
private r. K. switch; located in Springfield.
Ohio; selling 10 settle estate; for particulars
write MRS. MARY ]. v. PATRIo. 1874 East
High street, Springfield. Ohio. iulsA
LOUATION. HYATTsVILLE. MD; CON
tains one acre and fifteen perches; eight
rooms; all modern improvements; hot water
heating plant; bathroom; gas light; double
walls; fine suburban home. Apply to T. T.
GRIFFITH, owner 5lO4 r St NV iul26t
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Telephone Main 5000
The Want AID Department
Buyers and Sellers

are brought together by the classified ads. The
property owner finds the propery-seeker; the
business man finds the right worker; the land
lord finds the best tenant. The expense is al
ways trifIns. The result sought and found is
frequently of the highest Importance and value.
Use The Herald want ads for whatever you
want and remember The Herald accepts want
ads over the telephone. If you have phone in
your own name phone the want ad-Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
Enlist, for Y. M. c. A. Work.

Lynchburg, Va, July Sal Orth,
former American League pitcher and
umpire. was accepted tentatively to-
day by the Young Mems Christian As
army IN France as an athletic d.
rector. He win confer with the war
New York.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
Harris 10 Go 10 Camp.

ball star, win leave the Buffalo team.
Of the international League. this week
to report at Pittston TO 90 away the
week Of July q with the next draft
contingent for Camp Lee.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
EyTFRMuNATOR,

RED CROSS WAR FUND WILL BENEFIT
By the sale OF all bug extemnator and floor
oil sold by me during the war. Used by the
Z. 5. government and over 1000 families for
the last g years. Oil. 75 gallon; &c quart.
Prevent war on bugs BY using Hunters Bug
Exterminatcr. Quart bottle 50 cents; known
everywhere; will not stain bed clothes or wall
paper; guaranteed TO do the work or money re-
turned. Hunters Floor Oil will oil your floor;
leaves a polish finish 75c gallon. Phone
Franklin ll4s. Office. ll3 Pa. ave. nv. Drop
postal. Close 7 D. m By c. T. H. jul+tf
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
PERSONALS.

woRKINGMEN-sETTL THE QUESTION
once for all; can induce you to save from
S. to so on . nsw suit. a. hne a. you buy
anywhere: while We are about 1t, would say
that some tailor sold US q fine lot OF expensive
suits; we sell them SO up. JUSTHs OLD
STAND, els d. IuIY.It
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
WAR CAPTIVES'
EXCHANGE, new
PACT SUBJECT
Swapping Of Civilians and
Soldiers Agreed Between
Berlin and London.

London, July 16 - Germany and
Great Britain. according to an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Am
sterdam. have reached an agreement
regarding prisoners exchange. An
noncommissioned officers and men
who have been prisoners for eigh-
teen months. says the dispatch. win
be exchanged. as will all civilians.
o. Q. May Try Same Plan.
The reported agreement between
Germany and Great Britain regard
ing exchange of prisoners, IL was ad-
mitted by State Department officials
last night may be made the basis
for q similar agreement between the
United States and Germany. While
it was stated that there was no OFF,
ctal confirmation there was much in
i! terest in the report.
An attempt TO reach an agreement
on the subject as far as Germany and
this country are concerned will be
made at q conference TO be held at
Berne, Switzerland, the latter part of
this month. The United States is
waiting for the naming OF a SPECIFIC
date by Berlin. II is explained that
any arrangement regarding exchange
OF civilians would affect merely Ger
man citizens interned In this country,
and not those serving terms in penal
institutions for sabotage and other
crimes. The same would. Of course,
be true regarding Americans interned
in Germany. There are very few
American civilians in Germany, where
as there are several thousands OF
German civilians who have been in
termed in the United States.
Time May BE Shorter.
It is pointed out that owing to the
short time the United States has been
IN the war with troops In action at
the front, the United States and Ger
many might nx upon a shorter time
than the eighteen months period fixed
in the reported agreement between
London and Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

story and cellar; siI-roon house; all modern
|mproyemsnts; gss range in kitchen; gas log in
kining room: wash trays In cellar; cement cellar
Inder whole house: lot 4oxlS0; electric lights
Erve porches; twenty-five minutes to Treasury
Eheap by owner. North 1850 between 7 % a. m
Ipd .. m. jul7-1
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED.

APARTMENT. TWO ROOMS. BATH BOTH
attractively furnished; so month il party will
by furniture: call in person. C0PLEY
rOURTS. apt. 1s. between hours TO 10 q.
r.. to 10 D. m No information over phone.
tul7-2t
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
LOST.

LOOl.
LOST-SMALL 2I4 BLACK ATHER
purse containing between SIS and SIS; reward
returned to - 10th st me- jul7-s
'LOST-SATURDAY NIGHT NEAR 9Th
ID st. NV. Or Congress Heights. biIlfold
marked Atlantic City" containing roll Of bills:
liberal reward. Phone Lincoln 400 juls3t
Losr-SUNDAY EVENING on 18th 4
st. car six large photographs; notify by card.
GEORGE STEB1NGER. 1909 9Th ct. Sc Con
ress Heights. Reward. tul6,3t
LosT-BLACK CANE; IVORY N0TCHEs;
silver band initiated e NJ. deS": reviewing
stand. July T. If found please notify L. II.
deSHERBININ,. Madison ave, New York Re-
ward trlkN
Losr-GoLD FRATERNITY KEY; Inscribed
'Gannett" For reward return TO 6Di 9Th St,
OF tepehone Columbia s7ssJ. juI4-N
LosT-FOUNTAiN PEN; WATERMAN. FIRE
day evening on 18th st., near Park road; re-
ward II returned to I1n Fairmont st. jul4A
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17

If you own real estate which Is yielding
you nothing. sell it. Sell il to the best adyanl
tase through the classified columns.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
FOUND,

FoUND-GENTLEMAN Who LEFT S AT
Room us. Woodward Building. Saturday.
should call for same jul5-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATION WANTED.

E;OOD ALL-ROCND BAKER WOULD
INA position in city. Address BAKER
BIS D St nv. juls 1t
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

|pNE GOoD-sIZED FURNISHED ROOM IN
1 private family. Two beds in room. Close
b two car nnes- Breakfast viii be given II
Resired Apply At Apartment II, The Park,
|gl 18th street northeast Reasonable rates u
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17
HERALD WANTS
RIJsINEss cHANcEs.
AUCTION SAILS.

LUNCH R00H; -FOUR YEARS LEABD
modern equipmsnt. sli D e. nv. yules
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MOVING, PACKING, STORING,

LONG-DIsrANCE HAULING. MOVING.
packing and shipping by experts NORTH
EAST TRANSFER & STORAGE. loC Il st.
ne. jult6t
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WANTED TO BUY.
FOR SALE.

WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, Gu or suburban. and pay you hishess
prices for ladies'. sentlemen's, ehtldren's Dis
carded clothing. Of al descriptions Addres
postsI or phone. ] win cal. e RICE. lsR nh
st. Nv IrB
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TSIYSssf Free Moving for stor-
<Sxs, age. n. 3343, N. 3344
.nE% SMITHS TRANSFER
@E%S & STORAGE CO., 912
a. 5. Night Phi. N. 6992.
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SAFETY FIRST.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF sTORA9k
Rooms, g and up. Moving and Packing
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. tis-D 10th
St NV. Phones n. iZ9 and Franklin Nh Il