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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
sPATz LOSES HIS WAY

BUFFALO,/N Y, Oct. 11.-Avia- tor Kiel arrived here today leading the eastbound flyers. Major Spatz was two minutes behind him. Smith left Bryan with Kiel. Spatz lost his way in heavy rain and broke his propeller. He will continue. later. Spatz and Kiel expect to reach Mineola tonight and finish the transcontinental yjourney.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
ANOTHER FATALITY

BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 1.-The sixth fatality of the air race took place yesterday when an observer with Major Sneed was killed. the machine crashing to the ground on the Curtiss Field.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
TWO THOUSAND
 PEOPLE LOST IN
 STEAMER WRECK
Sensational Report of a Steamer Wreck Causes Much UneaSineSS in
 British Circles

ARCHANGEL, Oct. 1.--Advices from Helsngfors says 2,000 lives were lost in the wreck of an un- named British steamship on the Nor wegian coast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
AN EARLIER REPORT

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. H. Lotts report that German soldiers who went to the Baltic under Gen. von Der Goltz, reinforced by Rus sians, attacked the Let's near Riga, and are occupying Shtotsk outside the demarcation line. Tho attack was repulsed with sanguinary losses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
BULGARIA GRANTED AN EXTENSION TO
 CONSIDER TREATY
pARIc Oet IT T

PARIS, Oct. II. = The Allied Peace Conference has grantef Eui- garia an extension of ten days in which to consider the peace treaty between Bulgaria and the Allied Nations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
TRUST MAGNATE DEAD

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-James N. Wallace, President of the Central Trust Company of New York. died this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
PROHIBITION BILL
 READY FOR WILSON

WASHINGTON. Oct. II. - The House has completed the enactment of the prohibition bill. which is now ready for the President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
UNDER WAY AGAIN

RENO, Oct. 11.-Lieut. Maynard. leading the west-bound flyers, ar- Francisco. II is believed he will make San Francisco by night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
STRIKE IS SETTLED

TUSCON, Ariz., Oct. II. The walkout of the Southern Pacific shopmen has been settled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
HAVE RETAkEN kiEv

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 11.-An uncon- firmed report received last evening says the Bolsheviki forces have re. taken Kiev.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
LIEUT.. MAYNARD REACHES HIS
 DESTINATION WINNING OVER ALL WESTBOUND RACERS = KEEL OR
 SPATz TO WIN EASTBOUND RACE

, was leading the eastern-bound avia- tors. having reached Rock Island, i III The west-bound flyers are making faster time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
ALFONSO ON A MISSION

MADRID, Oct. liking Alfonso will leave for Paris and London soon. He will % alone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-11
RAIN INTERPRETERS

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Rain Is hold Western states. It is expected that west and east bound flyers will complete the flight tonight.
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USED BIG GUNS
koLcHAK IS ADVANCING

KOCCHAK IS NOVNNCING
 OMSK, Oct. 1.-The Siberian forces under Gen. Kolchak have ad- vanced westward and regained their former line on the Toblsk river, along a front 27 miles north of the City of Kurgan.
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OFF TOGETHER

BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 11.-Avia- tors Spatz and Kiel have left here today for Rochester.
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imperial buildings and government institutions.
 USED BIG GUNS
 LONDON, Oct 11.-According to advices received this morning, the Germans and Russians attacked with the German big guns and forced the Let's to evacuate Riga.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-27
MADAM D'ASHMAN
Clairvoyant
Room 33, 1901 G Street NV.
NINE. JEANETT
PALMIsT. CLAIRVOYANT

PIANIST. CLAIRVoYANT
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FINISH OUT MATCH
AT COLUMBIA TODAY

Columbia Country Club and Dum-
barton Club tennis teams quit four
ell In Washington Association ten
mis- match on the latter's courts
yesterday. Capt. Miller and L. w
Bates. of Dumbarton, and II. z
Doyle and John Hancock, of Colum-
bia, viii meet in a postponed No.
doubles contest that will decide the
issue on the Columbia courts this
afternoon.
Yesterdays results:
No. ! ssngles-C B. Dosle, Columbia, won b
No sinsies-Fred' Harris. Columbia, defeated
J. 7. Graves. IT,, Columbia, 50 rs
Nc. singles-A. J. Gore, Dumb2rtoa. de.
feated J. H. HEncock, Columbia, So 90
No I snsies-L W BATES. DumbsrtOn, De
feated ID. L. Doyle. Columbia, l-S, e-s. 90
No. singies-G1h&m Edgar. Dumbsrtoa, woz
g dcfsult
No. sngies-J. W. Pluintcu, Dumh4rton. de
feated Arthur Slater Columbia s-l 81
No douhles-C. b. Doyle and Biwsrd Le~ch
Columbia, defeated A J. Gore and Mai Foots
Duinoarton, Ga, 81, "a, Default
NO. dolbles-Fred Harris and Arthur Slater
Columbia defeated J. w. Purinton and Graham
EEEar, DImbarCn, SO 81
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL, ESTATE,
at current rates Of interest TYLER s.
RUTHERFORD. INC. 81 Eth St NV. sp2tst
WATCH TIE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOK
sUdences Of the growth OF this city. Thl,
may seem ike an odd suxsestiou-bu. il ism,
nnch2<d
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR. GOV
ernment Fuel Yards Bureau of Mines Wash
ington Z C.. July q. 1917. Scaled 0roposals,'
in Duplicate will be received UP to Friday noon,
August |. 1919, for tho wood requirements of the
District and Federal Guvernments for the period
from August ) 1912. to June 20. 1870 The es-
timated requirements are more or lessl, cords
2-piece OAK; l2 cords piece oak: - cords oak,
long: p cords oak. s & ; 80 cords pine long.
30 cords pine. 5 & and 50 cords 2pieCe
pine. SpeCiRCations may be had hy addressing
the Chief Engineer. Government Fuel Yards,
Room 81. Int rior Department Building. Wash
ington. u. c. juE-3t
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DEAL FOR MAYS OFF
Red Sox Want Thomahlen or
ShaMkeY in Return-

Boston, July 26.-The deal which
would have added Carl MAYS 20 tHe
ptChing stsff Of the Yankees is r
for the present at least. Harry Frl-
zee, president Of the Red SCN. cove
fcrred with Col. Rupert ana ~.
Huston for several hours today. &
no satisfactory arrangement could be
reached.
In return for his undcrhsnd pitcner,
Fraze demanded either Bob Shavhry
OF Herbert Thprmahlcn and smBI
fortune. The owners OF the Yankees
refused to listen to any deal iavOIv-
ing ShawEev or Thornshlen, but were
willing to make a straIE cash dell
for Mays. This Offer Frazec declined
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CANADIAN HENLEY ENTRIES
Lists Close, with Detroit Boat Club
Entered in Two Events.

Toronto. July S.-EntricS for the
Canadian Henley. TO be held at ST
Catharine on Friday and Saturday Il
this week, closed todav. The TndinNs
Of Philadelphia failed to enter an
eight-oared crew. as was expected.
Among the American entries arc.
Junior Singles - West Side Rowi2 Z
Club. Buffalo. y. Y. John J. Car
roll. jr.
intermediate SfnCIes-BuraIo Launch
Club. Buffalo. y. Y. Lieut.. Louis
Alex. Peterson. L. :. y.
Junior Fours - West Side Rowing
Club. Buffalo.
Primary EIghts-Derroit Boat Club,
Detroit. Mich.
Junior Eishts-Detroit Boat Clgh.
Detroit. Mich
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NAVY PLEBES TRIM
COAST ARTILLERY

Annapolis. Nd. July 26.-Th,
Navy Plebes won from the nine z
the Coast Artillery Of Washfnrg. %
in a hair-raising game today. e ;u .
The "PlebeS' got one run % O.
third inning and another ir n"
eighth. The soldiers did not G--
them until they punched hits an.
Tailed four runs. but the Pinh.s
also came back strong and addr5
score:
Navy PIebes. So OlOO0 o. 2-s
Coast Artillery q 0 0 o 0 o O O s-l
Cofer: CarOlie and DeEnan. I'm
pire-Andreas Holly OF Annapolis.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NAN AND WIFE. BOTH EMPLOYED, DE
sire two or three Unfurnished rooms for light
hoslsekeering by August /; not over SO or SIS
northeast or southeast preferred. So \ st sa
iu3E2t
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TotAIs-- . ) 7 u Iots-s---- y 7 2 5 ]
'Battrd f0- Ayes in the seventh irnIrE
-'Bsttei for 1--we in the ninth InuIn-
Detroit. .................-. o o o o o 0 O-l
ieVelAnG .....-. . : o 0 %
Runs Bush. Grancy. ?; C7larrn1n. SpnzkeT :
Smith, Gardner O-Ncin BsEH. Two-hsse hits
-YOTE. FaEs,ssd. Gardinar T,l-pc hsse hit
NsmhscznSS Hone ru-NamhSEsnss Stolen
haes - EaTnlaa, SPEAKER Smith 20. Sauiar
hits-jhsTulAn l2I, Crane. Duacs plays
jOhusou Chapman and Johnston Wambs-arss,
t'ElaTnan and Johnston WamlSSznss. Joans
Jc5nst0n and Gardner; CHAIRMAN. WAmhsgzns
and Iohnstoo Bush. Young and Heilmaa Lefr
On lAses Detroit ?. Cleveland 9 Bases q hall.
on Ehulke 8; Aver, .. BagbS, J.
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Totals IS szD Totals. sgsO
Score bv inning:

ScOre by inninEs:
Washington ............ IS
Philadelphia ........... - Q 0 0 0 o 81
Runs-BeThart q. Get. Hudson, Mcfarland,
TwynhAm, Miller. UmTire-J. Hurd Time Of
gxme-2A
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Beckett a Gypsy.

Joe Beckett. the new CHAMPION of
England, Is said 10 have gypsy blood
in his veins, which was true OF Je.n
Mace, the only heavyweight 20 re-
tire while in possession OF the words
title. Beckett is close 10 s fSe. q. 20
iUt j. sad to weigh no. mole III .
10 pounds. He Is built sor1cH1 I
on the lines OF JefTries and Is said
to be a terrific pUncher.
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PALMiSTRY.
'almistry Is a recognized science, and
RIZPAH EIDON

dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foTeteus only 81. Reception par,Cr ne.
:orner Of 9Th and G uw. Entrance 9Th St
Hours 10 a. m TO 3 D. N fga5 lor
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

VACUUM CLEANING.
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for eight hour. NATIONAL VACUUM SALES
CO., Stewart Bldg, 9Th and D SIS. az Main
u6 sp0S
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Local Raiiroaders Win.

The Washington Railroad Y. NJ c.
A. team defeated the Philadelphia
R. r. y. NJ. c. A. club on the Term
inal grounds yesterday to !. Both
Hilton and Brown performed well for
the locals. The score:
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BEL MONT

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Totals. s. a Il 2 Totals. 3 s = s ?
Rated for CSrter IL the seventh
Sc5re b. inning:
St. LouiS-............-.. l 0 0 0 0 0 -
Runs Heathoote -, Stock. Two bass hits
Heathcote McHcng. Stolen hase-Stook RSse
on halls-Of jacobs, .. of Garter St7lck
Eu By Jacobs, .; hy Garter. ,. by RSile, l.
Umpares-Hsriscal and McCor7nick
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MADAM KASKO
MONEY 10 LCAR.

MONEY TO LOAN-SzO TO $4,000 ON d. C
real estate. Several trust funds. An tran.
actions conducted with economical conSideratIon
tor borrowers
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
Southern Building. @ 18th st NV
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTENTION!
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bog. or clerical pnsItion. good education: steady
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PERSONALS.
DO YOU LOVE GOOD
HEALTH?

Good health IS wealth. The
value of health is best appre-
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Money is pockery to the
sickly millionaire Without good
health your life is a burden. Are
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Humphreys Handed Zeros.

The st. Elizabeth's Hospital team
made il ten in a row yesterday by
beating the fast Camp Humphreys
team by the score of to 0. Score:
c H. AbH.O.AE STE. AbHOAE
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Ianks Trim Red So1

Boston. July 26.-The New York
Yankees got back into their win
ming stride today and defeated the
Red SoH, to S. A ninth Inning
rally. scoring four runs. gave them
the game The Score:
YANKEES. AbHOAEl Boston. AbHOAE
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Tigers Prove Easy.

Cleveland, July 26-The Indians
bumped the Tigers. 9 10 today and
will hang on to second place in the
flag chase even il the Tigers take
them over the Goals in the final
game OF the series Sunday
De-r,i. Al n q = iC.lsrel,,5 An n ~
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FALNlST AND CLAIRYOYANr
gI2 + STRFTT y "

sl2 F STREET y W
Guarantees TO read your entire life. past rres
ent and future: gives tue advice m bushes
love. heath and family affairs: tells the nams
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to win and hold the one YOU desire; she gives
advice on all important affairs Of life; readings
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no money. ies-aO
The Washington herald., 1919-07-27
Browns Dump White Sox.

Chicago. july 26-The White Sox
were handed a jolt by the Brownies
this afternoon when the Mound City
came from behind and annexed the
fray by 5-tO-2 count. The score:
St L AbHOAE- Chicasp. AhHO.AE.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chew Chass on $40 cash and 50 month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. aT-as Colorado Build
M ju27-3Ot
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Cards Trim Cubs.

st Louis. July 26.-Elmer Jacobs.
twirling his first game at home in a
Cardinal uniform shut out the Chi
CaEo cubs and wonf 3 to 0. The
score:
Chica-o AbHO.AE StL AbHoAE
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Totals Il =

Totals Il = "a Totals 100 81 7ZlS .
'Eart@l f-r Fat'r IN the ninth
So're Il. innings.
3 Ions .........- o o O. Oil b5
Cl,0lEp .... ........-. o o 0 %
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WANTED-SALESMEN

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narrIarrrrsr have a hLEh-claSs, pa-mar-ur.
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60 CIu-.nnrrI. Ohio. Ju2-t
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Totals 5 So 8 Total, q srD ,

St. Eiabeth' 's......... oOO2 22OOl1
Runs - Lambert, CoEan. Mitclum, Pratt
Frank. TTo-base hit-kOhloss Three-hss. hit
-FUTSnan. Stolen base-Mitchum SaCrifce HIT
Ball. Loft on bases-Camp HUMPHREYS. s:
St EH5abeth's, . First bas, on BALBOA
Tyson. 4: Of Wright. / Hit by Ptcher-By
Tyson. tCOwanl, by Wright CTNsoni. Passed
hall-Mullen. Wild pitch-Tyson. Struck out
BY Tyson, 10; BY Wright. s
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Y ! : r 2 D-BOYs TO CARRY HERALD
-outes AppIy COCRTNEY'S NEWS STAND.
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FOR SALE-BUNGALOW.

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MADAME STANLEY
PALMISTRY.

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SITUATION WANTED.

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.,.r.r. AuSIn. Gcdeon. jacobson. SisleT. Ger
~. Iels'h Thrpe~bsss hItS-Felsch, JanDhspn
Sm' TVo-hsSa hits-SeTcTeid c. SasTifcr
hi SS'--. McNlllin. LINN. WeavcT. Gsdeou,
Sh"..or. S:llcn hsse-Austn Struck out-By
Shocs p. .. hv FNbsT !. BSse On ba-l~-lE
Starker. .. OF Fsber. l UmpSrrs-ChIu and
Nan Tine uf gamo-TWo hOurS
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bau@d Tor Muss- IN the scDnd
fBatted for Jones in the ninth
ScOre By innings:
New Ho-k = o / 90 0 -
Boston Observation-Disclosures o o : nS
Runs-reck 2. Plpp. Baker p. Pzt- Han
nah. ThomahleU. Hu4sr. Wit. Shannon. No
Nsly. Jones Two-hase hits - Bske. Lewis.
Pip, HOoFsT- Three-base hit-PipD. SAr-ihcs
hits-Gsine. Wit. Pipp Double plays-Shsu-
non 70 Gamer; Peck 70 Baker. Base on balls
on Quinn. ?; Of Jones. I; OF ThOmEhlen,
Hits mAde-Of MUsser in innin.S: Of
Mogndsr, in I inning; Of ThonAhIen in
inning, of Quinn. in innings Struck
OsIt-By Quinn. 5; b. Jones. ;. bY Russell, 2
Winning pstchsr-ThOTmshlen Losing pitcher-
Jones. UmIare,- Monanty and Hildebrand
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DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHY YOU CAN
have it Cali at l72S 7th st. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
rhl-eN
WORKINGMEN-AS MOST OF Is HAVE
noticed that prices begin to lower when all are
suTphet and The man that can wait earns cash
and gets 3Is for half or less than the other nan
paid We sell to all alike and pants new fresh
stock best for g up. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l9 Il. iuqIt
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.
Giants Are Beaten.

New York. July 26.-The Braves de-
feated the Giants here this afternoon
in a wild game, 6 to 5. The score:
Boston. AbH.O.AE.I Giants AbH.OAE.
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted cialrvoyant and medium. can be con-
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Totals. "a p 2 IA OF Totals. 80 . z z >
'Batted for McQuillsn in the ninth.
--Batted for SNYDER in the ninth.
tBatted for Oeschger in the seventh.
Iran for Barnes in the ninth
Stated for DubUc in the ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston .................. 30 90 0S
New York l o o o o o 4 0 0I5
Runs-Smith u, Hoke, Cruise u, Marsn-
vile. Burns. Fletcher. Kzuff. Zimmerman,
Chase Two-baSe hits-Doye. Chase Fillingim,
Sscrihcn fy-McCarty. Base on ballS--of Causey.
3; of Fllingin, l; of Cheney, I. Struck out
-Causey, !; by Cheney. ); BY oeschger, 3; b.
Fillinsim, !. Wild pdtch-Cheney. Unpire-
Klein and Enslie
The Washington herald., 1919-07-27
ROOM AND BOARD.

COLLEGE WOMEN DESIRING CONGENTAL
home: excellent food; are invited to make ap-
pIication to Miss UNDERWOOD, Manager A
c. A. House. SOS X st. NV. During summer
transient as well as permanent guests accom-
modAted- ju3At