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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Architects Office. Washington, d. C., July D
1918. Sealed proposals win be opened in this
Office at D. M. July ~ 1918. for supplying to
the various public buildings under the control
Of the Treasury Department hand, electric.
portable vacuum cleaners during the fiscal year
ending June 50. 1919. In accordance with the
specifications copies Of which may be had st
this Office in the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect JAS. A. wETMoRE Acting su-
perJising Architect iI5sl0I2l5 II
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. O.,
Washington, d. O., July 5. 1913. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office. Room sll.
District Building. until 2 O'Clock. D. m, JULY
2. lsls. for furnishing and delivering I. O. b.
cars LortOn. Va, asbestos roofing materials.
Specifications and form Of proposal may be oil
tanned from the Purchasing Officer, ID. c.,
Room SD. District Building. LOUIS BROWN.
Low, JOHN G. d. KNIGHT. W. .GYwNN
GARDINER. Commissioners. d. q. tu-sst
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MONEY PLACES
WIONG SHOTS
Jack Stuart. Jack o Spades
and Dragon Cross Over
at Is 10 I Shot.

Aaneduct Race Track. July s.-Jsck
Stuart. Jack Of sp.des and Drsgoon.
an 1b-to shots. finished one. tws.
three. In the order NAMED IN the
thres-year-old selling stAlses hers DO
day. ReEeler pflotsd By Lylse. an
even money farorite. was never q
dangerous contender. whise Whippssr-
win. second best IN betting CIRCLES.
was lost IN fhe crowd Draecen and
II. Burgoyne Led thensld for ths fsrst
haif mile, but vealened thers when
Jack Stuart and Jack Of Spades came
to the front.
Naturalist. carrying the heaviest
weight. took the second race, winning
by q neck from Ina Frank, with DR..
johnson third The summary:
FIRST RAcE-r~eys.rosd.: h,s fur,sas;
St o.eatin. Id u1ksl. % 6 % Z ssk
vnu: k.nsknodhr, II fWIliamEl. n !. b
Z 10 q second: PuriinE - gRohfn.on). Q 10
/, 2 b ! even. third fime. lsn - in.
Edfth Casa. Pl1viadA. wiss gssa. Psnfsr skin.
Marc oonneIl, Ia Bslzfn,. Anfotnefis al.o -
SECOND RAcE-neeSenold lsnd -;
hsndinzps seven fmsenp: Hstur.lizl n
tKnappl. 70 1. b s . b 8 ~on: Ina
- -. ~eN----'--s - - - - !.
2. 9 % q third. Tune. 1884 Dr.sfic. R@-
drs. cumpsars. Ia cad6y. War ak.ca1t.a
Rhise Maiden. FIitszsDaA Arsnld snd NV
ming Alss rzn-
THIRD RAoE-rhr.e.y.rda., aan.sr
mils: Jack Stuart. 16 Buztonl. rs b I. -
J. b l. won; JACK Of sp1dss 10 ioaninz,. n
90 ]. 6 10 ]. ; TO !. sscoud; Dr.soo1. 10 torc1-
Is % L 6 10 / % I, third Tm.. In "a
Heisn Afkin. Lady Van. Hzru BzBs5.A
Whipposr~fIl. Wood Vidct. Feu dArifhce, -
yeler. BazEury. Hsu6s. Psz.bas. nr1h. On
mon Law. md African A-uvx alo nm
FOURTH RnE-Threeye4r-olds uut Ds
hsudic.p; nile: Com fs.sl Ik CRohsn-unl.
. 10 n : % G. out. Won; Asnne. rs tIfoir>1.
u 10 8 % 6 I % s srornd: Wood Ffzp. N
(Bell. n b ]. % l. . b L fhird Tna
- Is Ballad and Neppnhan slso r.n.
FIFTH RACE-Tmeeyes yesr-olds md IN: -
ing; mils and sxtnenth: Gsrb2n. NJ oRs-.na.
l6 To 6. te n. sut. Won: Bar a rhe.uix ~
BEN. 10 to l. 10 5. out. .-rud; Atrman. IN
csrEsa1. 1 % . ouh third Ina IN "a
Only three nm
SITXH RACE-Maid-n 14yezr-clds s.d ID; Q
furlonsz fuAczi, rs Qshsl, b 2 1 % q
out. Won: orG Thee, Us dFsirtroehe9. -
10 s % 9. 20 q second: Ts7scu. IN
Rovsnl. % % !, Q b !. Z 20 !. third Tna.
1k Swing Lnnse, liiz Herrmznn. OsuliE,
6llder. Bsitsuade. Sofia slp nm.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
SPEED TORNEY BEST
m MOTORCYCLE RACE

A fve-miIe motorcycle race for a SO
purse, between Speeder Torney, for
merly of the Excelsior AotDr Factory,
and Joe Cooksey, of Washington, drew
good-sized crowd of motor f1ends
to Benning Track yesterday.
The race was well contested and
kept the crowd in wild excitement
until near the finish. when Torney.
by his superior riding OF the bends.
which seemed to just suit his liking.
forged ahead Of Cooksey to win by
three lengths.
After the race the usual arnount OF
talk resulted and Speeder Tcrney was
willing TO race Coollsey again or any
other washington cyciist He espe-
cially offers q challenge TO Billy Dem
ham, the District champion, for a
match race Of any distance for any
purse he will ride for.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
SAYS NTS WILL
FINISH SEASON

Syracuse, n. T., July a.-John II.
Farrell, president OF the 1nterna-
tional League, is certain that his
league will last out the playing
season despite the war and Gen.
Crowder's "work-or-f1ght' order.
The international League is
stronger right now than II has been
all season." said President Farrell
here today. There is no chance Of
the Newark club being transferred
to Hamilton. Ontario. The owners
of the clubs in the league feel
confident that the wor'k-or-fght or
der will not affect baseball"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
BARS DEMPSEY AND FULTON.
No Permit VIII Be Granted for
Bout in Newark.

Atlantic City. n. J., July s.-chair-
man John S. Smith of the New Jer-
sey Boxing Commission today dis
credited the widely published story
that the Fulton-Dempsey match
would be held in Newark on July 20.
1t was stated that the bout was 10
be part of a big boxing carnival for
the Clark C Grifiith bat-and-hall
fuad. Newark has set goal Of s2s.-
0ee. ....
This is jugglery. pure and sim
ple," said Chairman SMITH You can
say for me that under the arrange
ments as announced there win be
no Fulton Dempsey nght in connec-
tion with this charity event The
commissioners readily granted per-
init for the tournament but WI
stand for no such cloak for this big
Hght"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
AQUEDUcT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-Thrrsysar-o1ds: sninG: ~
and haf furlaaes: stsr er1ngssd. IA; -Frcd-
erick ths Great fimp.l. Ii; DnprcSI I@:
Aasda- 10; Dssdalu. is; Tine Bs~1. lu;
Kirsties Cub los: Jouie v. lD: curng. lM
SECOND RACE-Steeplechass ssning; t-yesr-
olds and up: about two miles: eupsnuus.R
Isl. EorfbwoOd, ~; Easls n<tlsI 10. Bep8-
tAnt. IA; Sun King. 1B; Dorcs, 1S; D1.lmh.t.
In; Ecusois. IA; InAdel II. IN; Kins &msl
40; Bachslor. -: -stzE Fou. n: sine.s
Stick, IS.
THIRD RAcE-Twoyssr-oads; hsndicsp; -
turlunss: Auntie. 1l0: o1sal Ford. IN; kusL
IL; Bsquimau. 10; Lady Vuloain- .; bsnst
Dznc~ II. IB: Sea Piss,a IA; Ks.ruaS. N;
Blair Gowns, la
FOURTH RACB-Ths 6szsns Bandiosp:
mares; Sysar-olds md I'D: mile and sra~uth:
HanoSia. II; Lady Dorothy, 10: Dou.. IN;
Fairy Wand rs: Priscilla Muilink Il
FIFTH RACE-Tireeyexr-olds and up; hHnd-
icsp; mile: Recount. IN: .orsstS ftnps1. M
St Isidore. us; The Bsn<hee u omS.l. ~:
Borrow, IL.
SIXTH RAcE-Fniss: s-ysar-ods: e..dit1ms
Eve fulenes: MIX Maid. I8; orclx Rcurs.
les: Ballet Dancer II. lB: Piescn WING 10;
FlyaWay. liz; Miss Inyer. 1e; Madr.s GinshHm.
los; Minuet los; PoEerna dmp1, N: Nilk5
Way II timpl los; Knot IL; Uncles LASsie.
In; kiss Again timpl. IN; Julse B-~n. N i:
Duches IAos los; Tuscsleoss. m; oouzfxI -;
Eye BAH. Ia
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

He's attached 10 the New York
Office OF the royal air force
But Georges trip to America was
undertaken mainly with another OBJ
ject in view-to marry Lady Loufse
Nesta Pamelo Wellesley.
She is the widow Of his elder
brother Richard, killed at the first
battle Of Yprss.
British law does not permit q maa
to wed the widow of his brother.
There 10 no such restriction In
America So the wedding was held
in New York.
British law does not recognize such
a marriage as legal So Lord and
Lady wellesley expect to hive In this
country.
Lady Wellesley is a daughter Of Sir
Maurice Fitzgerald. knight Of Kerry.
Lord Wellesley was one Of the first
British aviators TO reach France. and
has flown over France. Belgium and
Egypt. He Is g, and wears three dec
orations-the military cross. the 1s11
star, and the Royal Humane Society,s
medal for saving life.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
DIED..

DIED.
AUKAM-on Monday. July s, 1913.
12:55 d. m, at Garfield Hospital.
FREDERICK G.. father of Mrs.
j. ]. Jarboe and Geo. C. Aukam.
Funeral from his late residence, af49
Mt. Pleasant street, Wednesday.
July 10. at p. m. Interment at
oakwood Cemetery, Troy. N. Y.
Thursday. CTroy papers please
copy.
AVERSION Sunday, July 4. 1878. al
beloved wife of the late John +.
Ayers. in her sixty-eighth year.
Funeral services at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. S. II. Simmons,
Al r street northwest, today, at z
p. m. Relatievs and friends in
vited. Interment (private) at
Arlington, Va.
CALLAGHAN-on TUESDAY. July .;
1918, CATHERINE NJ, beloved
wife OF Edward NJ. Callaghan (nee
FarrelD.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DoRsEy-on Monday. July s. 1913:
MOLLIE ANN DORSEY. aged
forty-eishti years.
Funeral from W. W. Deal & Co. q
funeral parlors, SIG II street north
east. tomorrow at 9 a. m. Inter
u "
Pa. and Richmond. Va. papers
please copy9
EwING-On Sunday. July Z, 1918, al
Walter Reed Hospital. JAMES NJ.
EWING. in the seventy
year OF his age.
Funeral from v. l.. Speare Com
pany's chapel, 80 + street north
west. today, at II O'Clock q. m.
Interment in Arlington National
Un Ua
papers please copy)
a. m. at her residence. Cameron
apartment, JANE c. HOUCK. be
loved aunt Of jamie and Birdie
Page.
Funeral from her late residence to-
morrow at 3 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. eSan Antoaio
Tex, papers please copy)
KEY-on Tuesday. July Q. 1878
JANNLE KEY. the beloved wife OF
Funeral win take place from
Metropolitan Church, Charles
County, Md, tomorrow-at y. IA.
TERRY-on Tuesday. July Q, 1878. al
6 a. m, at her residence. 10M Third
street northeast. MARTHA A.
beloved wife of the late John
Terry. aged seventy-six years.
uneTdl from ner late reslO6flCe To-
morrow at 2 p. m. 1nterment
Congressional Cemetery.
WILLS-Departed this life Saturday
July 6, 1913. at 40 o'clock, at her
residence. S413 Sherman avenue
MARGARET HAYSON WILLS
the beloved wife Of the late VIII
lam Wills. devoted mother OF
Mayme Wills and sister of Mrs,
Anna Hayson Stewart.
Funeral today at 2 p. m. from
Trinity A. NJ. E. Church. Morton
street between Georgia and Sher-
man avenues, Rev. Mr.. Henderson,
pastor.
WOGLOM-On Monday. July s. 1913
at her residence. IS Y street north
west. SOPHIE WOGJJOM. beloved
mother of Mrs. Fred Hewitt and
Mr.. Ernest Hennick of Jersey
City. N. ].
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence today. Interment
private. (Jersey City papers please
copy)
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DEATH RECORD.
-
WHITE.

WHITE.
Eathiesn h. Allen. Il years, - I ct. ne.
Iadors w. ssamuels. "a ~ 5th ct. nv.
Edward r. Wagner. 81, 5l7 N 1t, ne.
George Hantmn. %. SO iifh 4. e.
Howard =. kimball q. Gsorsrtown Universit,
Hospital.
James b. Ewins. %. walter Reed Hospitsi
Henry A. Dorries. IS. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Matte A. Dcrsey. %, Casualty Hospital
tai.
Sarah o. scott. n. 81 nth q. sw. ~
Wilhelm Winter. ss. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
rohn Lee. e. Providence Hospital.
Sophia Wogiom. f8 50 U st. NV.
Mary r. sangster. II months, SIC z st ne
Jack Tesgue. II mouths. sa Elliott place ne.
uyrtle =. Farrell. months, 10ls x q. %.
CoLORED.
Ennma NslDn. % years. wash. Asylum Hospt
Walter a. Day, u. lll zlst ct. NV.
Flotence s0rern. %. Waah. Asylum Honptial
Jans Q. iHouck. ~. ls0 Vt ave. NV.
Fannie Young. n. Wash. Aslum HospitsI.
Jossph snowden. q. saud 4 Oliver Cd. NV.
Robert Thomas. II, So Lamont ct.
Emsrt Y. Pstsu. n days. ilsil eth q. NV.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
william y, caycomb. o. and Sadie v. Phillis
james L. Cannon. %. Of Washington, and
Duruthy T. Dale. 70. q coheyvilie. Kan Rev.
y. 8. Moutgumery.
Gsass B. sehweinhaut. %. snd winifsed r
Toogood. 2. both f Mount Rainier. Nd Rev
P. +. Hall
August T. Nickel. n. S Washington. and
Gossi a. Decimal. q. q Chevy chase Nd.
Charles T. Riley. a. and Florvnc. n. sulh
van. .. both 'of hadison.. Wis. Rev N. p
G.ess NJ walker. q and vIr.ld. Almond
%. both Of Richmond, Va. Rev. r. A Mcneil
Francis J. Lohn. .. Of st. Paul. MINI. and
Irene Peckham' q. q Absrieen. 6. D. Rev. II.
william d. wTIlosroa s.. q Lansing. Mich,
and Nellie B. Moriarity. 81, Of Washington
Rev. p. O. Gavan.
Henry L. Adams. u. and Petres Wright. 70
both Of Capitol Heights. Nd. Rev. H. T.
Stevenson.
orTere Thompson. n, and Fsy Athonaty, .
both Of Salem. Oregon Rev. p r. Hall.
Paul q. Wilson. r. and Kathryn u. Brooks
s. both Il washington. Rev. II. D. Mitchell
Charles W. Lowe, q, and Mary 7. Staulding
%. both Of Washington. Rev. J. 4. Cowan.
ooLoRED.
Edward Cadien. ., and Hizsbsfh Rohinsnn,
D. both Of Washington. Rev ID. D. Tnpean.
Alouzo b. Burke. r.. 10. and Anna T
Wallace. 10 both Of Washington Rev. J. P.
Matthews
Ernest %. Richsrissn. 8. and Alice Martin,
~ both Of Washington. Rev. NJ. W. d. Nor
man.
William r. Thmrsn. q. q Philadelphia
Pa. and Mary v. Tmberlake u, Of Washing
ton. Rev A. O. Gamer.
Augustus JONES, n. and Margaret Middleton
%. both Of Washington. Rev. 8. B. Wallace
Walter II. Proctor. 8. of New York, n Y.
and Bes-ie Branch, -. Of Washington Rev
T. Broadm.
Btdis Brown 81, and Annie Stewart, q, bcti
of washinston. Rev p. Griffth.
Harrison N. Stotts. %. and Mary jackson. q
both Il Hunters. Va Rev. J. b. Robinson.
John n. Richardson. ~. and selester O
Thomas. 81. both Of Washington Rev. @. a.
Harris
Rrw A. Grimss. q. and Lavauia Williams
q, both Of Washington. Rev A. II. Catlett
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
RAGAN NOT I'M DRAFT.
Expected Test Case in Work or
Fight" Doesn't Develop.

Boston, July 9.-The hearing of Pat
.Ragsn, the Braves pitcher. who was
summoned before the local board Of
District Is. Brighton, last night, to
get O decision on the recent "wcrk
or fight' order, as it affects profess
sional ball players. was filed with
surprises and arguments.
Ragan represented the thirteen
Braves players who came under the
law, and the case was intended 10
settle the question for the entire
number.
It was found that Rasan had not
registered under the draft Law, as he
had at that time exceeded the age
limit. No action could, therefore, be
taker in his individual case and mat
tiers regarding the club remain vir-
Ttually as they were.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
WANT RULES CHANGED.
Amateurs Would Like War Stamps
for Prizes.

Philadelphia, July Sat meeting
of the Middle Atlantic Division Of the
Amateur Athletic Union, held IN this
city yesterday, 1t was recommends
that the main body be petitioned that
Article u, Section 2, be waived, 90 as
to permit the giving of war savings and
thrift stamps as prizes for athletic
competitions during the continuance
OF the European war. provided that
the stamps SO awarded are used for
saving purposes only.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Usinans; 80: Sy~oad
maidens: mile and q sirteenth. -Btn Hund-
ley. %; 'rhrills 100; .Can Weiounan. H;
yutlsnd, 1c2; weezie Cid. M; ntns Bu..
ump). lG: Grest Gull. 1G; I.ok Hm, N;
Augustus. ia Also elisibae: The Tor timpA.
%; Bar One. dmp1, 1o1: -cSDswry. -; ss-
Sents. lH; pahsbtsh II. IN; rnotar J. Rs'
gan. 10L
SECOND RAcB-osinins: $50; sy..rold,:
Eve furlongS. tf1 Incay PeSrL IN; -Firt
.krchi. xlezan5er Iee: .Ne,.ncSoiss- rU:
Prevaricate. ,o5; osbsl. lo5; AsDes oenL l6s
Baby Bonds. lo5; Monarch. l0; MeVex. o.
Also eligible: John Churchin. los; oaznso.
l6: Ohurchil DOwuA 10; Larry B.. 10;
Sentimental. loe.
THIRD RAcE-Clainins; 50: fr slyeAre
sum, IS; Blue RanAdise. 8: sRspu. %: .Od
Mis-, %; -Anerinn. %: swhiriing Dun, 100:
.Dmiti. lR: Shine. l6: Man Npus. Jos;
GiTsey Georpe 1W. Lnftu. flA
FoURTH RACE-AnowsDce. Sms 3-yearS
olds; Eve ana han furionrs. Galic1rc. 10;
Hunter Mann. loS; Gnga. l0: Sir John
vegne. ln: Lessl. IU; ooL rsylsr. IL; Re
nlO. IL; St Bernard. II; SEEMING spsrk.
l3.
FIFTH RAcD-ey@e sdded: ouiekstep han
dicap: syer-clds sno up: six furlones4 nsl
AJsphet. 81; Arthur Middleton. -; ouietuds.
IU. SlT1tt OelAIIs Alos Aos DIllL-
hurst, ies: B-violet Bonnie ls: viva Ams-
ica, ZOE; B-KlAckie D1u, IL; J. J. Muriork-
IL; CA n. Ain. m: OBouifare. IN; Bszr.
ms; c-rottus. 1B: Fnuit oske rs; Alh<s
Chares, 10.
A-E B. Mclean enty; B-A. I, Kihg en-
M; C-TrutiG ezru.
SIXTH RACE-OAiming DWs S4yesrolds
ana up; mile and q sixteenth. da rsuia v,
q: sHs~dy Ho~ds. lo: -Reptna. 10: -nz-
hu7er. Gimnl. l6; Turco. l0; L1ttie Ala. NJ:
PlasureviDe. 10; Yenehce. le; q. \. An
aerson. no: Rochester. If2s Rsy o.fwooA.
IL; d. o~mcn. IL Al,S eiieihls: Puma.
q: Blns Mzgsek 10.
SEVENTH RAcB-ua; thresyzrolas md
up: nils nd . dxtc>uth. ti1 -Anse.sa. ~
MarcA Wind. q: m Id. M; ugde. W;
Fshy Lereui lG; ApeS. I0; Bour- Wi
Aud sin, Ir: Dick wcsL 10; Aston. ~
Black Broom. 100: Gor6on RuSsell, IN. Ais
dieibae: FesDog, rs; Blizsben T.. q; 80
phie Gatewood. ne
westhf c,czr; track fHst.
- =
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

Ibs. dozen. L5OAS; essis lls.. dozen, n;
dark. l;s9a2t0; small and Nn z lz2A
LIVE PoULTRY-Foals aAac. Spring
chicksns. not Laehons. weighing lks2 ihs
apiece. 6atsc.; lain Ihs.. apiece. l2atic White
Leshuns according 10 sizs, &Aioc. s2sU
young roosterS GaSc Old roo<ters, 0A23c
Ducio. Pelcin. 2sasoc: Indian Runners. 8zze
Receipts todas-F9cur. 4eIe, so lhs. m saclzs; /;
whest, $3.50 busheis; corn. 2s6 bushels; oats.
s. ~ busheIz
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Andrew =. and Evelyn B. wisner. boy.
William J. and Sue v. shartzer. bog.
VIM. q. and Pearl Stuart. boy.
Arthur g. and Essie n sandford. girl
Lawrence 9. and Mary 6axty. boy.
Frank and Rose Malone. boy.
Daniel p. and Lille B. Kelly, bog.
Frank Y. and Virginia n, Feuwick, bo,
VIM. and Mary Crawford, .eirl and boy 4
George W. and peari u. Curtin, eirl.
George W. and Katie N. bradford, girl
C0LORED.
Seymore and Annie Weaver, boy.
Mace and Lizzie Tbbctts. girl.
James w. and Rose G. Proctor, bog.
Hubert B. and Matte B. Penn, boy.
James p. and Alice A. Davis, boy.
Charles and Catherine Csrter, boy.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
HubbeH Is Reealled.

Joplin. No.. July s.-William Hnb-
bell. pitcher, was ordered 10 report q
the New York Nationals at Pitts
burgh I'm q message from Manager
McGraw today. Hubeen b owned by
the New York Cub. but was sent 10
nansas City Of the Aserioan Asso-
ciation this year and later 20 the
Joplin Club q the Western League,
which closed its ssssjh p On Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

MoNET 70 LOAN ON APPROVED CITY
real sstate at lowest current ntes; spseial
privileges with respect to prior payments
TYLER q RUTHERFORD. Inc. 's1I 18th 1t. u
MONEY 10 LoAn-ssoe 10 s5oQ.so ON D. q.
rsal estate. Several trust tinds, ~ to g per
cent. An tansactions conducted with sconomi
cal ecnzideration for borrowers.
WIN. d. SAUNDERS q co.,
2nEfhern Building. "a 18th - NJ.
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Lord George Wellesley. ereat4grsnd-
son Of the Duke OF wellington. may
soon become an American citizen. be-
cause his native country won't
recognize his wife.
The descendant Of the famous Iron
Duke" who shattered Napoleonts
power has done q lot to shatter the
power Of the present would-be world
conqueror, the KAISER.
He is Northumberland in the Brit
ish flying corps.
His father is the present Duke of
Wellington. Lord George is the
youngest son.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
Red Sol Lose Fred Ihona..

Boston, July 9. = Fred Thomas.
former third baseman OF the Boston
American League baseball team.
who was called in the army draft
has been exempted from military
service, but will be unable TO re-
turn to baseball. Ed Barrow, man
arer Of the team, said tonight that
Thomas was suffering from an or
ganic weakness
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
AUCTION SALES.
DAVID NOTES, Auctione

DAVID NOTES, Auctioneer.
ON THURSDAY, JULY II. ISIS. AT 10
O'Clock a. m, WIN seIl at public auction at
the Farmers Produce HASKELL Market, Eleventh
and B sts NV. condemned District horses, No.
e3. No. go. and No go. TERMS CASH AT
TINE OF SALE. BY order Of the Commission
ers. D. C. A. TwEEDALE. Auditor. d. C.
julO
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INTERNATIONAL LEAcR
Bin<hsnfon {; N<~~rk q
B@islmore 4 5sE.fg czp Z
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Kan the profiteer-then go after
the Kaiser.
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Do YOU NEED HELP? ]: :: = = e :: . !: Is s
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WINDOW SCREEts AND SHADES
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO okphA
Best Opaque on b. b. Roners
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of columbia. Holding . Bankruptcy
Court. In the matter Of Kasan Pollock.
Inc, a corporation. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
No. ll7s. Notice Is hereby given 70 the credi-
tons OF the saboyenamed bankrupt coporation
that on the 18th day Of July. lsls. at II O'Clock
a. M. there will be . meeting Of said creditors
At nv Office. ZIG Fifth stfeet northwest. Wash
ington' d. c.. for the purpose Of declaring and
directing the payment Of q FIRST dividend upon
all claims allowed prior %. and on that date.
the dividend so declared 10 be paid by tho
Trustee within ten days; and for the tranaction
Of such other business as may property come
before said meeting RAbpH y 0uiNrhh,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
WREcKERS AND BUILDERS.

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A. R. THOMPSON. la Z st. se. wrecker
and builder. jelstf
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR SINGLE GENFI.E-
man; convenient suburb BOX 3e. Herald
sfilce- iulQ3t
. WEEK. Room AND BOARD: FRONT
scood hoor; gentleman only. l9 nth st. nv.
ju9&
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
REAL ESTATE.

CONTAINS ONE ACRE AND FIFTEEN
perches; eirht-room house; all modern i'm
proyeuents; hot and cold water; hot water heat
ing plant; bath and sas; double hall; hne
country home. Appb 7. 7. ERlsBICH. sles
r 81 mn. jul0st
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL .oUTLAsI
any garage in the market IN appearance, trIr..
hility. and price. v. I. h BIEN, lils q q
nv Phone Al. sID
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

TWO punk P.E'--Prussianisn ssd
rrc6teerirs.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

.Appre.tia sllo~no s.spsd.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
AUTOMOBILE

BUICK ROADSTER: FIRST CLASS CoNDI.
ton; -four good tires; rebuilt car all over. See
Mr.. GATES. Vermont Garage, liz Vermont
court nv. Car can be seen from Z to p. m.
Phone Franklin secs iuea
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS NEAR ANA.
costa brldge; reward at PYLES GROCERY,
1913 Good Hops road. or Frsd johnson. IA Z
st. So. jue-lt
Evening star., 1918-06-14
N. A. PURCELL INJURED
IN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Both His Legs Accidentally Broken.
Is Under Treatment at Emer-
gency Hospital.

Caught in an elevator shaft in the
Rauscher building, Connecticut ave-
nue. and L street, this morning,
Michael A. Purcell, fifty years old. man.
ager Of the de Sales Hand Laundry.
had both legs broken before firemen
from truck company No. 2 could ex-
tricate him. All efforts to rescue the
man failed until the firemen sawed
away part of the flooring near the
elevator door.
Mr.. Purcell occupies a room on the
top floor Of Rauschers. and it is be-
lievsd he was returning to his room
after breakfast at the time he was
injured. The police say the elevator
was for the. use of employees Of the
building. How the accident happened
probably will not be known until Mr..
Purcell is able to talk.
AS fsoon as the firemen succeeded in
freeing him from the shaft an am
bulance rushed him to the Emer-
gency Hospital where it was said
that while he had been seriously in
jured he was expected to recover
Lieut.. Plemmons. Sergts. Lee and Hess
and Patrolman Broadhurst assisted the
fremen.
Evening star., 1918-06-14
q. s. ARMY CHECKS IN FRANCS.
To Be Used by Soldiers as Legal
Tender on Battle Front,

NEW YORK. June 14.-United States
Army service checks. issued in de-
nominations Of French currency, have
made their appearance at a National
Army cantonnfent in the east. They
will be accepted as legal tender on
the entire western battle front, in
cluding the allied lines in Italy, mill
tary officers stated today.
The checks Bear valuations of 80,
100 and 200 francs. TLay will be is
sued in exchange for American money
to troops going overseaa, eliminating
the former practice of providing the
soldiers with gold.
The check system, T. is said. has
been approved by thesWar Depart
ment. French clearing houses of
American banks are expected to CO.
cserate in handling 1t ahroaA