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MRS. LEECH, JR., TAKES
TROPHIES HONORS

1t looks very much as n the name.
OF all the women players in the COL
umoia Country Club will appear on
the Reeves" trophy before It is
finally won three times. as another
new name goes on IL as q result OF
yesterdays play, Mrs. A. Y. Leech,
jr., winning from Mrs. Carter B.
Keene, up and I, In the final round.
The cup has been In competition thir-
teen times and 1t now has ten differ
ent names on II, Mrs. II. c. Sheridan,
Mrs. c. S. Watts and Mrs. John N
Williams each having won twice.
The consultations went to Mrs. Frank
II. Phelps who beat Mrs. n. c. Sheri-
dan in the ultimate round.
The summaries:
First round: Mrs. W. z. Shannon
defeated Mrs. Reeves. up and 8:
Mrs. DeMoll defeated Mrs. Giles, ! up;
Mrs. Reene defeated Mrs. Phelps,
up; Mrs Mitchell defeated Miss r.
Leech. Z I'D and 3: Mrs Sinclair de-
fested Mira Blair. up; Mrs. Leech
defeated Mrs, Mclaughlin, up and 2:
Mrs. Heaton defeated Mrs. Brands,
! mp; Mrs. Doyle defeated Mrs. Sheri-
dan, 6 up and s.
Second round: Mrs. DeMou defeated
Mrs. Shannon. s up and {; Mrs Keene
defeated Mra Mitchell. up; Mrs
Leech defeated Mrs Sinclair. & up
and 8: Mrs Heaton defeated Mrs.
Doyle. up.
Semi-nnal round: Mrs. Keene de-
feated MrI DeMoll, Up and 3: Mrs.
Leech defeated Mrs. Heaton. . up
and Z
Final round: Mrs. Leech defeated
Mrs Keene. 3 up and L
ConsolationI. Final round: Mrs.
Phelps defeated Mrs. Sheridan, { up
and &
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AUCTION SALES.

Adam A. wesehler, AuctioneeF.
RECEIVERS SALE OF IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE IN AMEk-
IcAN UNIVERSITY PARK. WESLEY
HEIGHTS. AND FIRST ADDITION TO
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HEloaIs;
OF the District Of Columbia. passed May u.
1917. in q causs entitled sstis n. Coleman "
Walter NJ. Coleman, No. 9sn. In Equity. tho
undersigned receiver In said eauss viii sal Of
public auction. In front Of the respscfise prem
ises. on "wednesday. July d. Ms. ncsinnins
Of walter N. Coleman in and 10 the follow
ing real estate In the District Of Columbia 70
Wit: Lots iB and 10 In Block No I. Of
Croiasant end STONES subdivision known -
American University Park. recorded 10 County
Book No 10. folio .. records Of the Surveyors
Once Of the District Of Columbia. improved by
a frame dwelling No. Srlo Davenport street.
This property l. sold subject TO the life estate
therein Of the plaintiff in said cause. Next
thereupon the following lots in John " WAC
gaman's subdivision known as "Wesley Heights
recorded In County Book Nc. !. folio III. Of
the records Of the said Surveyors Omce. 70
wit: Lots Il II, IS. l6. II. u. 70. ID. n. =
and .. IN Block ls Of said subdivision. sub
ject 10 the lien OF deed Of trust securins
the sum Of s6ol .6 now overdus And next
thereupon lots l. s. 9. Il. - and II In Block
No. l6, and lots !. 2. 5 Z and 5. In Block No
IL OF said SUBDIVISION, al sup1ect 70 tne uen
Of . deed Of trust securing the sum Of setslso
now overdue. And ne1t thereupon the follow
ing lots in Croissant and Ricketts, Subdivision
known as Fint Addition 10 American Univer-
sity Heights. recorded In County Book No
TO- folio 3. Of the records Of the said Sur
veyor's Ohice. to Wit: Lots ], s. g. :. g. 3.
10. IL. Il, Is; "A. u. I6 II. u. 70. % and 2,
in Block No. 5. Of said subdivision; lots 8.
6, Z, 8. .. 10. II and 70 In Block No. l. Of
said subdivision; lots II. Il Is. 10. ., u. n
8. 81. S. %. %. 10. Il. q. Is. n. 8 and ts
in Block No. 4. Of said subdiTis.on. and lot
IL in Block No. Z. Of said subdivision Terms
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 promisory notes.
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
to the satisfaction Of the Receiver. or all cash
| ct purchasers option AL conyeysncins and
! rscording at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale
| to be complied with In fifteen days from sale
| or Receiver reserves the right to resell at tbs
risk and cost Of defaultins purchaser. A cash
deposit Of $50 VIII be required upon each pur.
chase. Accrued taxes and interest On encum.
brsnees will be adjusted to day Of sale - Z
credit on purchase prics
William @. johnson. Receiver.
| Fendau Bldg. ~ d ct. NV,
Washington. d. u
tulSlS lsi921l- -a9-2i
Il
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JACK HARE, JR,,
DERBY WINNER
Lands Feature Race at En-
pire City from Small
Field at | to 20.

Empire CITY. n. T.. July D.-Jack
Hare. jr., JUSTIFIED the confidence in
him IN betting circles today by easily
Owing 70 the small neld he was
second and Matinee Idol third Re
previous races but Matinee Idol rar
poorly.
The real thrill came In the thirc
race which was won by st 1sidore
Hanovia finishing second and Bond
age third. Only q head separate
Hanovia and Bondage. Tom Mcras
gare the favorite, failed 20 place an
had no excuse. St Isidore ran IN hi
standing q hard drive gamely through
the stretch. The summary:
FIRST RAcE-About Q farioarL ar Hsse
l@ ts.ndsl; % l 20 @; pnscg
10 10 % SS1.soa,. ) % ~
la e. Rveuads Re<st.bls. his etsriiri
Pergoudins. Album, Mis- Kruter, an nlr
ouioO. Helen Attn, Poor ButtsrfL rerssa J..
also nn-
SECOND RAcE- mile and y y.rds. .,
I<oora IL CWaIlsl. 8 % 4 70 = . - 70
BcDdAsei lcs Bnsrl. 20 !, 20 !. ssfs.
Time. Ix1 Ton kerAsnn. vsisuu. s3U.
Rhins Aaidsn. DorcaE. fzS. also nm.
THIRD RAcE-SAf fusoagS Sweep On. lls
(Fsirbrother1. . 10 8, out; Lady Rossond. 10
10 lhnkl. . 10 l . 20 l. Z 10 Q; Lord Bnfi-
too. Y CRovRnl. % 8 b q ouL Tins.
- IS. Day Due also mn.
FOURTH RACEl miis End ! fmioas.
Jsd Has. r.. n koass~nshl. % =. out
Rsouunt. Ii fAcTAnlrtl 20 10 / even ouf ;
Matinee Idol. 10 .sandsl. y % !. b :. oUi,
Tine, l1 tG only thres nm.
FIFTH RACEI nile Might stick. l.
Ricel. % O. / 10 :. cut; Kohinoor :
tWallsl. 10 l, 70 1. even. Afrion AErOE
% (ssDdel, q 10 I, 10 l 70 g TIM
isp IS nnprcaI Msroa Goose5. Artist. 81
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y If it's stTl useful. somebody viii buy it,
so advertise that secondhand article you
own but no longer use.
DIED.

brother Of Mrs. ZeIie Turner and
Winslow w. Murray.
Funeral from Allen Chapel A. N.
E.. Garfield. d. c.. tomorrow at I
O'clock. Relatives and friends In
PRuErTE-At Liberty. N. Z, July
SSeIoyeS g S Ssotber MeAm " Mr. f. FcboEITE cbsri.s W.
Lloyd Keleher Of New York.
Interment at Liberty.
sAFFELL-suddsniy. on Thursday.
rssid.nse, I nc "a d Il street g mo northwest. ar ss.
GRACE M. sAFFELL tnes Plunk-
srp beloved wife Of Percy J.
Funeral from the above residence
tomorrow. July 2. at s:D q. m;
thence TO st. Patrick's Church,
whore high mass viii be SAID at
"a ~ n; for the repcse Of her soul
terment at Mount olivet Cemetery.
Great Falls, Va, Fri
iliness' MARY FRANCIS (nee
Row.ee) widow Of George W.
FSSsFs Ss ahssssy ssssy s...s s.s s.G. t from con- ar
veyances VIII meet train at Elkins.
friends invited.
Friday, July ID, 1878,
JAMES D., beloved husband of
Adelaide Vernay. of Ii W street
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
on Thursday even
inE, July e; Isiss a Elkton; Nd.
D. and Nina Bartlett Writ
Funeral from the. residence Of his
father, DR.. William d. Writ, s23
Rhode Island avenue northwest,
at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Interment
private.
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GREAT MATCH IN
PRO GOLF CIRCLES

An interesting sixsome was play
ed over the Bannockburn course
Friday afternoon. Dave" Burgess.
the home pro-" Jimmie" Spencer,
Town and Country Club professional.
and Richard Beattie, assistant pro-
fessional at Chevy Chase. defeating
Jack Burgess. professional of the
Chevy Chase Club. and Basil NJ
Manley and william Macl<ie. two
Bannockburn amateurs, 2 up and /.
Jack Burgess was going excep-
tionally well for the losing side,
but his two partners were not at
their best, while the trio on the
winning side managed to divide
their good holes. due largely to
Spencer's exceptionally good short
game, so as to give them a COM.
Portable margin. Both Jack Burgess
and Spencer counted SIS on the first
hole. 80 ---
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YOUNG GOTCH AFTER
JOE TURNER'S SCALP

Young Gotch. the champion grappIer
OF the State OF Colorado, claims thai
he has called upon Joe Turner, tn
middle-weight champion. for a finish
match for the last time. Joe Turncr
accepted q challenge from Your
Gotch the I'D day Of June at tn
Gayety Theater. agreeing to meet him
in the next two weeks. Gotch has no,
heard from Turner in reference to this
bout and openly states that Turner
is running out OF the match.
Young Gotch is a private In the En-
gineer Corps, stationed at Washing
ton Barracks. and always contributes
his end Of q purse to the soldiers
athletic fund. Gotch won the Colo
rado championship by defeating Bill
Frabrie in a finish match. Gotch l.
ready TO meet any light-heavy O.
heavyweight grappler in the world.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Ohestsr J. and Eyin o. Bid. girl
Clifford =. and Minnie L. Morton, boy.
Elmer J. and Mary A Gaves. girl
Bernard II. and Carrie NJ. Holden. boy.
Percy G. and Elizabeth L. Hgou, girl
Jacob and Dora Sander. bog.
Burrel NJ and Ella N J. HndahFsnd, gir
Alossius B. and Madeline ". Bowen. bog.
Lenox O. and Helen A. chsv. girl
Louis J. and Anna d. NioolopoulaS gid
wm. q. and Be1ish Z. Bsrtnssr. nA
wootou ". and Ella @. Csvford. dh-
wm- Q. and Meredith Z. Portl. bog.
John 7. and Anna II. H9isan. boz.
Charles T. and Alice Z. Garnsr. Gid.
John W. and Evelyn ]. Orsnford. girl
Edwin L. and Elsie Nsyior, boy.
George ". and Oregon L Hane. rirt
Charles Z. and Myrtle BurEesA rri
coLORED.
Frank K. and Alics Duva1. boz.
Robert and May Butler. bog.
Joseph and Helen Martin, bog.
VIM. and Enc Jones. boy
Ezekiel and Jessie Fowler. boy.
James @. and Anna L. johnson, bog.
James A. and Fannie E. BateA gin
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NORBERT DEMPSEY
TRAINING FOR ARMY

Norbert Dempsey. one OF the Co.
lumbia Country Clubs best young
sters, has forsaken golf for the
bigger game and 10 now at the army
training camp At Plattsburg. Demp-
sey has figured prominently In sew
eral OF Wsshington's biggest tour
naments and had . bright future
ahead Of him on the links
He won the patriotic" Middle
Atlantic Golf Association cham
pionship last year and was runner
up In 'the 1917 Washington COLI
and Country Club event He carries
with him the best wishes Of the
host OF friends he made not only
at Columbia but In local collins
circles generally.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Rsipa ". bnersoos 2. and Ltta .. John
sou. =. both Of Minnespoi. MINI RH.
Grover can.nay. ., and Lotts sts~srt, q.
both Of Wall. Pa Rev. william A. Haurrty.
Charles W. Creassr. 3. g. Johns6uy, Vt,
and Mollis Hilda Bansk. .. CanadsnHs. Pa
Rev. Hugh ]. stevensoo-
Mabel NJ Gilbert. d. Caafee. n. Y. Rev.
Howard Y. DownA
Arthur Hinde. u, and Glsdys websta, d
both Of Rockford. Ill Rev. John b. Jefrie&
John Edward Biggs 70. and MrS Mar Gran.
MoiIlst. 81. both Of Washington Rst. g. A.
Bower.
Private Roy J. lester, .. wet yefersoa.
Rev. John Il. Jehres
James B. Williams. ND. .. Lincoln. Nsh.
and Dorothy Z. Rowland. 8, Omaha, Neb.
Rev. Howard y. Downs.
Thomas ]. J. Fox 2. Murray HlI hotel.
New YORK City. and Alice C. GEndiss. ..
Charles p. Freeman. .. Flstbush. n. j., and
Mary Z. Wall, q. wsshinstoo. Rev. Pssqusls
di PsSola-
Lee E. Dnts. z. Alexandria, Ind. and
Ethelyne Mae Gunton, 8. Cleveland. Ohio.
Rev. William J. Weeks.
Harry T. Mayor. D. and Anna Marie Eli
sore, 9. both Of Washington. Rev. Louis
Stern
Edward Z Beck. n. and Florencs Black, ..
both Of Audubon. n. J. Rev. Titus z Davis
Joseph E. Stevens. .. Annapolis. Nd. and
Anna 1. Teny, 3, Chariotts. N. C. Rev.
John b. JefrissL
WiIfred Henderson, ., Bsrkelsy, Cal, and
katherine T. Giblin, s. EmeryriIle. Cal. Rev.
q J. Donoxan-
Robert Ddward McKsllar, =, Washington,
and Dorothy Drew White. 2. Memphis, Tenn.
Rsv. wn~, T.. Burnett
OOLoRED.
Leonidas r. Lewis ., snd Mattis Mary
Calvin. 2, both Of Washington Rev. Paul
Grnith.
Andrew Lee, 2, and Lucne Ross, .. both
d Washington Rev. Isaac WRIGHT
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rE...TH RECORD.

WHITE
Gracs N. sGfen. . ye~r. fo Fifth q. nv.
Hany W. Acheson. %. Tsenty-erenth and
r stA nv.
Beverly B. Mortimer. o. s1n sk m.
Ruth Z. Garrett, >. Children's Hospital.
Sister syivis Ryan, C.. Proudencs HOSPITAL.
sallis N. Koch. 10 George Washington HoA
Arnold 7. Lewis. 70. Homeopathic Hositsl
George ". DIN, Q. slbley Hospital.
Jsms D. vsnay. q. o. Eliab<th's Hospttal-
Hospital.
M.ry L NICK. cnvsord. u dsy. - Raiash
strsct, Conress HaehtA.
'DLDHED.
Ersns d Murray. ., o. 9. NAVAL HospttaL
Calvin J. Ingram. /, aSx Sixth Il -
Miami Freeman, n, lt3 Morris road se.
Helen Ford, months. s5 Twenty seventh
NJ nv,
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Ball Players Receive Offer.

81. Paul. Mimi. July 20-'lt Is un-
derstood here that the enforcement Of
the work or hight order against pro-
fessionsl baseball players win mean an
exodus Of ball players from the Amer
lean Association 20 shipyards and
other war Industries at Duluth and
Superior. II Il known that many ball
players have received offers from these
concerns contingent upon the enforcs-
ment OF the order.
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LOCAL TENNIS TITLE
TOURNEY SANCTIONED

At a recent meeting Of the executive
committee OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association nearly 800 tourna-
ments TO be held in the fall through
out the country were sanctioned. The
receipts Of these events win be turned
over to the activities OF the American
troops In France and for the soldiers
and sailors IN cantonments In this
country.
Among the tournaments sanctioned
was that for the District title. which
viii be played at the Dumbarton Club
probably IN September. 80
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BOOK GOOD MATCHES
IN CLERKS LEAGUE

Two good matches are scheduled r
the Departmental League for tfr
week On Tuesday Treasury will me.
the combination team representing n
Emergency Fleet Corporation and tho
Shipping Board. while Justice anE
Interstate will face each other. Bsth
OF these matches vii be played on tho
Princeton Clubs courts.
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H0LL0CHER CALLED
FOR NATIONAL ARMY

% Chicago. IN, July 3.-Shortstop
Charley Hollocher, Of the Chicago
Cubs. has been ordered TO report 20
an army camp at an early date, ae-
cording to q story sent out from the
Windy City. Hollocher Is the life OF
the Cubs infeld. He has played won
derful ball for q first year man IN
fast company. -.
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DEFENDER OF CUP.
FORCED TO DEFAULT

Lee Crandell. jr., defender Of the
Henry Williams" cup. was forced
to default in this years event which
Is now going on at Bannockburn.
He was suddenly called out Of town
ana forfeited his match to cordie
Mann.
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TOOL GANG Is SET
DOWN IN BATTLE

The Guns were TOO hard for the
Tools to cut yesterday at Union
League Park and they were hardened
by the Frye process giving the Gun
ners the best of the count by q score
of s to /.
The Gun and Quadrangle viii play
Monday at 6 p. m. The score:
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'Batted for Halleck In ninth.
Runs-Nissley.. spalding. klodLen. Laferty
Blsund, sullivsn Left on bases-Gun, 0; Too
q Misc. q Innings pitched-By Zahn. 6 Is
by Snow, I -. Hits made-Of Zahn, o; on
Snow. !. Struck out-By Frye. Q; BY Zahn. 81
by Snow. ). Three-base hit-Hartman. Two
base hits-Long. NissIey. Ssai6cs hits-Bess
ley. Franks. Stolen bases-Baund. Laferty.
Hit by pitcher-By Snow (Klodzen). Wild pitci,
Stow. Umpires-Messrs. Cam and Holman.
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HERALD WANTS
MONEY TO LOAN.

a0NEf 70 LOAN ON APPROVED CITY
real estate at lowest current ntss; spsciai
privilege with respect 10 prtof paymsnts
TYLER a RUTHERFORD. Inc. slf 18th q y
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HELP WANTED-REMALE.

WANTED-TWo WHITE GIRLS, ONE As
cook and general girl, and the other - nurse;
would like them TO stay at nights; good loca-
tiou and attractive surroundings; win arrange
satisfactory terms. Telephone Alexandria I'll.
iup-St
work and plain cooking for four adults; no
washing: one day OF . week; good salary. Call
between and 10 p. m. Apt "a. lsa l5th
st. juls4t
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Tennis Matches TODAY.

Chevy Chase and Columbia Coun-
try Club viii meet this afternoon on
the formers courts In their last
scheduled match in the Washing
ton Tennis Association
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WANTED-RooMS AND BOARD

Is THERE CHRISTIAN HOME IN Or
around Washington close to public school
that would rent a room with board to q father
with 6year-old soni Address BOX ~, llth
ST. postoffice. tu2n&
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FOR SALE-MlScELLANEoUS.

FoUR-BURNER GAS STOVE s; LARGE
refriserstog .. W. d. CANrER, No.
Engine Co. Va ave-. between 81 3 sth u.
sw. tulSH
800 UPRIGHT PiANo-MAH0GANY CASE;
good tone; good condition; our price. Sl67.5o;
terms $50 weekly. THE HECHT CO.. Piano
Annex. els y 81. NV. Open ustii .. N. iuii-u
sso0-WAGNER PIANO-MAHOGANY CASE;
good condition; fine tone; our price, Nss:
terms $50 weekly. THE HECHr co.. 7th st..
near st. Nv. jul4-n
N5 ARLINGTON o P RIGHT PIANO
mahogany case; fine tone; excellent condition;
our price. S6; terms, s. monthly. THE
HEcHT CO.. Piano Annex, SIS St NV. Open
until p. N. iul+u
SIS SHoNINGBR PIANo-M HOG ANY
case: good condition; hne tone; our price,
S1s; terms, n monthly. THE HECHT CO.,
1th St, near 3 st. nv. juItu
sN5 ARLINGTON PIANO-M a OG ANY
case; nne condition. beautiful tone; sold a
showroom; our prics. szp; ~ years TO pay.
THE HEcHr CO.. Piano Annex, as It. n1.
Open until Q D. m. jul+tt
ONE BABY CARRIAGE, BLOCK MAKE
very reasonable; Lso one bassnet and stand.
llS Church st.. or phone North sell. juI3-u
NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE; G00D
section Of northwest; In good condition res
sonable terms Apply CIRCULATION MAN
AGER. Herald Office. my-lSu
WOOD FOR FIREPLACE BOILER, FUR
nacs and stove. SIS per core sLso per Y cord
also split hndling wood in any quantity Call
Lincoln @N for prompt delivery mch4u
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DINING ROOMS.
DINING ROOMS.
WASHINGTON'S
NEWEST DINING
ROOM

baking
The famous vendoms dining room rsopens
luncheon IL TO z
Regular evening dinner 50 eeuta Special fried
Just that honey place you've been looking for.
THE VENDOME.,
Bird and Pa. Ave. N. W.
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WANTED-APARTMENT.
FURNISHED,

So COMMISSION FOR LOCATING An AC-
ceptable furnished apartment; two rooms.
kitchen and bath for approximately $50 per
month. =. ]. WELLHoUSE ss5 Georgia ave.
iuZl-lt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED,

FIVE ROOMS. QUIET, PRIv1TE, COOL. ,
comfortable. large yard. she'd four beds, So
month. G. G. LEWIS, ~ C st. ne iuH-St
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EXTERMINATOR.

RED CROSS WAR FUND WILL BENEFIT
By the sale Of all bug extsrminator and floor
oil sold by me during the war. Used By the
U. 5. government and over 1000 families, for
the last 3 years. Oil. rs gallon; sc quart.
Prevent war on bugs by using Hunters Bug
E1terminatcr. Quart bottle 80 cents; known
everywhere; VIII not stain bed clothes or wall
paper: guaranteed to do the work or money re-
turned. Hunters Floor Oil will oil your hoor;
leaves polish finish. 75c gallon. Phone
Franklin Iis. otiice, III Pa. ave. nv. Drop
postal Close .. N. By c. T. H. jul+tt
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TRAINED NURSE FOR BABY HOSPITAL.
Apply - II st. nw. Jun St
WANTED NURSERY MAIDS, ETHER
white or cOlOred for BABY Hospital; good
alary Apply 20 II St NV juz-3t
NINTED-TWO LAUNDRESSES FOR BABY
Hospital; SO a month. ApTly 20 st. nv.
jIZl-3t
NINTED-COLoRED GIRL OR WOMAN
for general housswork; - per month. L. liz
I,r call Is 18th st. ne. tu2pH
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FOR RENT-APARrMENTS.
.UNFURNIsHED,

FOUR BRIGHT ROOMS IN PRIvATE
house; one block from Dupont Circle; avail
able August l: one hAllroom equipped as
kitchen; two large rooms. one suitable for bed
room. the other a diningroom and another hall
room. Phone North 9sll any day except Sun
day. iuof
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

ONE GOoD-sIzED FURNISHED ROOM In
private family. Two beds in room Close
TO two car lines. Breakfast viii be given II
desired Apply at Apartment II, The Park.
lH 18th street northeast. Reasonable rates
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PERSONALS.

FOR AN EFFECTIVE PLAN TO MAKE
buying better. We decided to make a big
hole in our cash stack and pay you Q de-
eidedy better price for any amount mems
worn suits. shoes. 0Tsrcoats etc. now let US
know when to come and buy direct from you.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, SO D. jusl 1t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

FRIENDS! AGENrsI LADIES AND GEN
usmsn! Lend ne Jour nose. Use and sell
Egyptian Magic Hyppotie Perfume. A power
ful high grade extract Of flowers that giVss en-
tirs satisfaction Mrs. h. writes: Your per
funs h Just Erand" Mis- c. says: "It's won
dsrtul. already people take more notice" Mrs
hslssJ writes: 1T may Be the psrf1me. any
how business IL better" Hundreds Of satisfied
eustomsrN ons bottle postpaid, sc; three. SOC;
I've. 500: dozen, 500; gross. dAm w. b.
CHURCHILL CHEMICAL CO. MFGRS.'
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cred Man No Stacker" Sample FREE.
RENEsCH PUBL. CO., sB Ellis ave. Cht-
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Telephone Main $500
The Want Ad Department
THEsSgesEIERALD.

Published every day in the year
by The washfngton Herald COM
pany at 425-I29 Eleventh. street.
Washington. ID. c.
Telephone Exchange Call Main
$500. (For classified adyertisements
ask for Branch -.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE.
wREcKERS AND BUILDERS.

WE wRECK AL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
a y THOMPSON, lsN ct =. wpecksr
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTO REPAIRS

ANY SERVICE. ANY TINE, ANY PLACE
Autns CT any make and age repaired or rebuilt
tords nxed while you wait Storage. ROB
ROY hACkEY. SIS 10Th 81 q. Lincoln np.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY UNLEfTERED AUTO
mobile, du or suburban, and pay you highest
prices for ladies, ssutlemen's, chEjdren's di.
earded clothing. Of al descriptions, Addre..
postal or phone ] win cal e. RICE. IsR til
81. ~. ~ lf8
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

WANTED-File clerks tmale and femaleI. high
class; well qualified; with conSiderable expe-
rience; good salary will be paid. Apply at U.
5. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. lA0 Pa. ave.
nv. juA2t
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MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
WANTED-MIScELLANEous.

LIBERTY BONDS. ALL ISSUES AND
sizes purchased; partial payments assumed
xno feceipts for partial payments on liberty
bonds cashed. Address BOX 3e. Herald n.
fce. julez
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST.

containing hank Of yarn and four short amber
needles; reward. Call APT n. The Mendoza.
after p m. o. juA-St
LoST-THURsDAY NIGHT, nth I sTs.
nw.. three rings; one small diamond one tur-
quoise. one butterfly. Liberal reward for return
lIo9 lNh 81 ju2n3t
LOsr-PLATTNUM ENGAGEMENT RING
with one large and two small diamonds; "s.
s-M- T. b. inside; large reward l7a5
IIth s. nv. APT. lo5. Tel North Tsl julast
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FOR SALE-GARAGES

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL 0UTL1sT
any garage in the market In appearance. dur.
otiity, and price. v. 7. Il. BIEN. iiis @ q
NV. Phone N. 3l1 -
New Ulm review., 1918-06-05

regulations of the Bureau.
o: If leave the service, do I lo-e
my INSURANCE?
A. No; you may carry insurance with
the Government even though you leave
the service, but in order to do so you
must change to another form within five
years after the close of the war.
How And When to Apply.
O.: What must I do to become in
sured? .->... hi
A. Make written application, stating
your name, service number, military
organization, date of last entry into
active service, age, the amount of in
suranee desired, and if you wish, to name
personssto whom you wish it paid in the
event Of death, give tie name of such