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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First Racs.-Fiye ard a half furlongs.
Grumbling Mack, 112, Tharon. ll2; Voorin,
ll5; Mr.. Y. ll2; Old Chap, liz; John Arbor,
1l2; Ny Rose, III.
Second Racs.-Mns and seventy yards
'SwNet Bouquet. 9S; P. Moody, 100; 'Banyan
llO; RayeHscOurt. 113; Galley Head, ll6;
MOuette. 0s; Galamore, l0Si Flame, Ill;
SOmme, lis.
Third Race.-six furlonEs Fait AecompIi,
100; Lonely, 100; Pueblo, 1902; Diomed. 1O4
Rainbow Girl, los; Circulate, 1lO; Saga, 100;
Princess Myrtle, 1O2; Mighty Lever. 1O2;
PluviIdIg los: PulluK, no; Clark ", 11O.
Also eligible: Trusty, llO; LebalafTe, llO;
Allah, 1l2
Fourth Raee.-six furIongs. Duke Of Well
ingtOn. lOJ: Hemisphere. lO7; Repeat, no;
RunByven. 10; MagicOn, 1l3: Dragon, lIs;
PlOtter, llO: Clean Up, llO; Strtkebrea ker,
113; FL Mahdi. 1l5. Also eligible: Encrinits,
100; Lady Katheren, IS; Tit for Tat, 10.
fifth RAos.-Mile and 10 yards. Lari
Hamilton, %: Co: O:elind. 1Ol; Golden Dawn,
1O2: Madge T. 1O4: BeIariO. IO7; Harry Bur-
EOyre. los; Fort Bliss, 10; Lord Herbert,
Ill; Inquiry, 9S; Sweeping Glance, 1OI;
King John. 1O4; Stevenson. 10.
Sixth Race. - Six furlongs Hush, 1O4;
FrivOIity. 1O4; EdIte Rickenbaeher, lO6;
Luimsme, 1O6; NarOni, 1Og; Glen Light, l12;
EuIah =. 1O4; Murray, 1O6; Spice Bush, lO6 /;
Marjorie Hyaes, lOT; Horsb, 100; Kings
Champion. lis. Also eligible: ClaymOre, 1O6.
Seventh Raes.-Mile and three-sixteenths
Contestant, 1O2; 'Pit, lO6; 'Kentucky Boy,
100: Puts and Calls, 1OT; Candelnria. lO9; +;
Night Wind. ia; SALIVA tslle. l04; Guy For
tune. lOT; ROIen, lOT; George Duncan, 100;
'Skser Face. 100; Jack Reeves, ia. Also
eligible: Frank !, 95; WOodthrush, ia;
Don Dodge, 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J, 0VyN .en,--u en,, =

N0 . DUN. AuCucSeerS.
nrny.d SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
cb.s. ~ estate, in +. n. Gordon's Chevy
san. SUBDIVISIONS. By virtue Of ave f5l
hsrs ",ae eeas OF trust duly recorded in H.
~, sioo' ' 1ollo 200, liber 3Is3 foIio ao1
er i,Ss ,as asss' folio 22a iber 4os5, folio Iso'
r,is,r,os roho 4o4 OF the land records of the
rct r oi columbia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, the nnder,isrsd ,r,,s
80 80 VIII sell at public auction within the
sr y, Illus. j. OWEN & son. 1891 q
oN FRIDAY, THE SIXTH (sthl
o,Ci at, VI AuGusT, AID, 1920. at ONE nj
and n,s,s, M, the following described land
u premises, situate In the County of Wash.
lnsIon' District Of Columbia, and desiensted
:. oeins: Parcel Lot 3 In SQUARE 1899
r., IL. Gordop's subdivision recorded in Book
SUI oI' ioIlo 10: Parcel Lots IS and "a in
san".s i'V' IN =. Il. Gordop's subdivision
Lot "a ir n s, sook 81. Page 10: Parcel B
~ ~. 20 IN square 1909 in +. r. Gordon's SUBJ
a'sioh recorded in Book 81, Page 10; Parcel
=, -. ~ ana the east one-haf BY full depth
VI Ipt 1o IN Square 200l in II. II. Gordop's a
III recorded in Book 81, Page 10. Par
~ -. ~ OF Lot 2s and the south one half
ol Eos - square 20Dl In v. r. Gordon 4
SUBDIVISION recorded in Book "a Pae. 40
al tne aooVe mentioned subdivisions Of
o'n IN thS Surveyors Office of the Dis
.,ict M OF columbia. TERMS OF SALE: One
uu vi tne purchase money TO be paid in
oaIahee In two equal nstsllments.
'o. IN one and two years, with interest
at per centum per snnum. payable semi
asuualV' from day Of sale. secured by deed
VI uust upon the property sold. or all cash,
s e .,e option Of the purchaser. deposit
OF .s-ou on each parcel will be required at
tIine OF sale All conveyanring, recording
Tenue stamps, etc, at cost of purchaser.
Terms ~Ietms OF sale to be complied with within
'.mry Gays from day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
al ,ns risk and cost Of defaultinr pur-
chaser' after five days advertisement Of such
,esale In some newspaper published In Wash
insten, u. G. J. II. GORDON. trustee; j.
GORDON. substituted trustee in trust
neeorded In hber 1884, folio 494. Equity cause
oIIp' JUS 30-su9 A. est
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KING EDWARD RESULTS.

First Raoe.-Peaceful Star, III Doml-
nick). 1890, $50, $50; Our Little Anne,
ll5 CFoden), 20, . 80; Plain Heath los
IAoore), 80 Time, 100 2-5. Brookcress,
Waldo, jr. and Maybridge also ran
Second Race.-Sand River ID ll5 HAY
ward), 40, $50, $50; Viva Cuba. ll3 Gard
ner), 30, 2.6O: Picker and steaIer, lO3
lFoden), 2.sO. Time, l:l6 As. Mary Mallon
and FiniS also ran.
Third Raoe.-My Oracle, 1I3 (Caseyl, 5. 40,
$50, $50; Walter Mack, 40 (HiIeman),
$50, 40: Resistan, l13 (Dominickl, no
Time, 80 -. Old Red. Capsrs. Blondel and
BOnstelTe u lsO ran
Fourth Race.-Rosemary, ll5 CDominick)
$50, 40, 800: Bette Walcutt. Il5 (RyanJ,
40, $50; Delaney, III CAtkinsonl, 8 20.
Time, lis. Princess Lou, Beverly James.
Onwa. Vision and Burge also ran.
Fifth Race.-Phedoden, 1O4 CBerxer) 0 20
4SO. $40; Sedgegrass, 1O2 (Ryan), $40,
30; Dainty Lady, los tTaylor), 44o Time.
l:l0 40. Red Start, Harry II. Stevens and
CCncha also ran.
Sixth Race.-Rose Devales, l1s CCasey)
$50, 800, 40; Ralph s, 11J (Taylor), s so,
$40; Ned Miley bright. 1l5 lDominiekJ, :. 20,
Time. 1:J4. High Tide and Ella Jennings
also ran
Seventh Race.-Lucky Pearl, ll3 CTaylorI
30, 8. 40, 2.9O; Mike Dixon. 1I5 CHaywardi,
40, 4.SO; Glider, llj (Aoore), 42o Time.
lib. Margaret II, Truant, W. p. Mont.
gomery and White Crown also ran.
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KING EDWARD ENTRIES.

First Raee-For 3-year-olds and I'D: pur,s-
500; conditions; five furlongs: MAY Ante,
ITO; Galopin, ll2; Chantour, 122; Mona q,
ITO; Player, III; Britain's Ally. la5.
Second Race-For 3-year-olds and m:
claiming; $500; FIVE furlongs: Dixie FLYER,
100; Miss Wright, 10s; King Worth. ITO:
Robert L. Owen. l15; Mondaine, lO3: Hattie
Mccarthy, los; Herman. no.
Third Race-FOr 3-year-Olds and IN. CLAIM
ing purse, $780, six furlongs: Miss Ieola
lO5; Ridgeland, 116; Allan N, lib; Fair
Prince lo5; Hosler, lo7; Road Master, ilS;
Ramona, Ill.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-oIds and nm.
claiming; purse, $500; six furlongs: Bread
Line, lO3; General, Ill; LobeIia, liS; As
sumption, ILL., Kenwsrd, Il2; Mary Mallon,
lis.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-oIds and up; claim.
ing purse. $500 mile and one-sirteenth:
Fair and Warmer, ll5; W. P MONTGOMERY,
lO5; Cspitainia, ll2; Regent. lis; steve,
100; Christie Boilers, 11O; Montague, ll2;
Truant 1I5.
Sixth Race-For 4-Iear-olds and I'D: claim
ing; purse, $500; fve furlongs: Gas Mask
lOI; Donna Grafton, Ill; Brook Cress, III
Jose Deyalles, ll6; Joes Sister, III; Neces-
sityr Ill; Guardsmsn, ll8.
Seventh Raee-FOr 3-year-oIds and up;
claiming; purse, $500; six furIongs: Janice
Logan, lO5; July Fly, l0s; Neg, iIO; Perrot,
llj: Flying Frog, l07; Ylrgie, los; Laughing
Eyes, ll3: Homan, lis. Also eligIbIe-Oliye
James, l05; Early Sight, lI5
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court Estate
OF hose faunce Poland, deceased. No. 27la6.
Administration Docket g.. Application hav.
ing been made herein for probate Of the last
viii and testament Of said deceased, and for
Ietters testamentary on said estate, by
michael l. Poland, IL is ordered this 24th
dLy OF July, A.D-, 1920. that Henry Fsunos.
ana the unknown heirs, aIienees and devisees
OF said Rose Fsunce Poland and all others
concerned, appear in said court On Monday.
the Snth day Of August. A.D., 1920. at 10
0 clock q. m, 10 show cause why such Ap.
phcatlon 7hould not be granted. Let notice
hereoi De published IN the Washington Law
heportef and the Washington Herald once
In each OF three successive weeks before tho
'eturn ,' aay herein mentioned, the first pub,
Hcauon 10 be not less than thirty DAYS be.
Iore said return day. WALTER l. Mccoy,
suftlce Attest: lSeal W. CLARK TAY.
IDh' Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis.
met OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court 5. DUNCAN BRADLEY. Attorney.
ju2s-Aug4, ,ll-St
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First Race.-Fiye ard 4 half furlongs.
knight Of the Hea 100; Transient, los
Pantalette, lO2; serapie, lOIi Loyal sweeper,
100: HuOnec, 105: Polly Ann, 104.
Second Racs.-Mile and i sixteenth. Au-
rum, Ill; Clare BOothe. lO6; Lola, 9s;
'Tattle, 9s; American Boy, 1O3; Asterisk,
III; War Plume. Ill; Franklin, Ill; King
Agrippa, Ill.
Third Race.-About six furlongs. Major
PaFke, III; OsgoOd, 1O4: Different Eyes, 102;
Jock Scot. 100; Carmandale. 12j; Gloria
France, lO4; War Marvel, l26; Daydue, Ill.
Fourth Race. - Mile and seventy yards.
Sea Mint. 1O6; Lady Gertrude, 1O6; Lunetta,
lOl; DOnnOconna, 1C9; Kashmir, 1l6.
Fifth RAoe.-LatgettO, 1O5; Burley, 10;
eastern GLOW. loo; Clare BoOthe, 10;
ChimeTa, 10; Lady EmmeliEe. 1O5; Alors,
1lJ: Lady Archie, 1O5; Court Fool, 11O;
Nellie IOrke, ll0; 'TriOmphsnt, 1lO; Rune
craft, lis; J. Alfred Clark, 10.
Sixth Racs.-Five and a half furlongs.
Dolly C. Ill; Rustler, los; JoaquiGa, 100;
Morning Face, 10; Arsda, 1I2: Thornhedge,
III: MARY Erb. 100; Walk Up, 1O3.
Apprentice allowance claim'I.
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Births Reported.

Max and Adele Herman, boy.
Patrick {. and Eva N. Ready, girl.
Ralph and Tereza Z. Egan, girl.
fhomas b. and Irene b. Young, boy.
Henry o. AMI Fannie Z. NlchOl, jr, girl.
Robert &. and Dorothy W. Menehee, boy
Murray aud Ida $. Taylor, girl.
Charles Z. and Frances Il. Gardner, girl
Henry L. and Pauline Mann, boy.
William X. and Elizabeth Davidson boy
Wilhelm J. and Lottie e. Walther boy.
Earl L. and Katherine y. Sawyer, girl.
frank R. and Julia NJ. Cady, boy.
james and Ida b. Morgan. girl.
William and Bertha Martin, girl.
Howard and Irene Johnson, girl.
Dunnis and Annie Warner, boy.
Charles and Louise Morse, girl
Albert y. and Ethel Hawkins, boy.
TRornton T. and Eliza Jones. boy.
James Z. and Nettie J. Lowe. girl.
Edward and Lillian Jackson, girl.
Douglass p. and Carrie A. Gibson. boy.
Aarrellus and Lucy Moten, sr. boy.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
trict 0f Columbia. Holding a District
Court. In fe- The establishment q building
lines on WoDdley Road betuasu Wisconsin
and Idaho Avenues northwest. in the District
~ Columbia. District Court No. 1895.
NOTICE AND ORDER or TUBLICA ALTON.
N0tlce = herpbv given that the Commis4
siOners Of the District of Columbia. pur-
suant 10 the provisions of an act Of Con-
CresS approved June q, 1906 entitled An
Act providing FOR the establishment q a
uniform building line 0u streets 10 the Dis
trict OF CulgmbiH. less than ninety feet
wide" amended ~ the Act aPproved-
March 3. 1917. entitled An Act maEinCN
appropriations to provide for the expenses
Of TIE government of the District 81 Colum-
bia for the fscal year ending June 30, 1915.
and for 1thsT Rlrnosfs E-rs SID = Is-ss-
ton IN this Court praying the rpndsm "a ticu
Of the land necessary for the esrHblishment
o. a uniform bUildinE line on both sides of
Wc"dley Road between Wisconsin and idaho
avenues northwest ia the District Of Co
lumhia. rs shown on a plat or map FLED
with tie said petition as Dart thereof. ard
praying also that this Court aulpHnsI q jury
in accordance with tie law provided for iH1
such cases 10 assess the damages each owner
Of land to be taken may sustain ~ reason
of the establishment uf said uniform build
ing lines un W0Odlpy Road for which this
proceeding has been instituted. and the r0n-
demHatiln Uf the land nerpsssrv for the Vur-
poses thereof, aud 20 assess bsuefts ~
tullluE llfFFIFNIn lNf fLflFF amount OF HllA
damages including the expenses 81 these
proceedings upon any and an lots. parts of
lots, pieces or parcels ~ laud which may
he benefited by the establishment % said
building line. in the proportion that the
said jury may find said lots parts ~ lots,
pieces or parcels of land will he enefted.
provided for in and by the aforesaid Acts
Of Congress. II b.. hy the Court. this 18th
day Of July. 1922. ORDERED that al PER
sons having any interest 10 these proceedings
he. and they are hereby warned and -0m-
mHnded 90 appear in THE Court % or before
the 10th day uf August. 1890. at 10 o'clock
A. N. and continue in attendance until the
Court shall have made its rual order ratify-
ing and confirming the award Uf damages
and the assessment ~ heus6ts Il the jury
to be empHneled and sworn hrrrin. aud 90 Is
further ORDERED. That a rnTy 81 this No
tiCe and order be published tvlre week for
two successive weeks 10 tLs Washington
Evening Star, the Washington Times. and
The WashiuEton Herald. newspapers pub
hshed in the said District cUUmeuCIEF st
least ten days before tie said 2lth day Of
August. lJ21. II Is further ORDERED,
That a copy Of this notice and order be
served by the United States Marshal. or his
deputies. upon such % the owners % the
fee Of the land 90 he CUndeTnSJ herein as
may be found 10y the said MarshsI ~ his
deputies. within the District OF Columbia.
and upon the tenants and occupants q the
same before the said 20th day uf August,
1890. By the Court. JENNINGS RAlI.EN.
Justice A true copy. Test. iSealI NOR
GAN Fl. BEACH CLERK By = z. Gun
NINGHAM. Asst. Clerk iu26 .2S-au2.4it
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Brief Chronology
Of Big Yacht Race
For Americas Cup
Told by Starts.
CBy Universal seryice,)

How the yacht series resulted:
First Start-Resolute lost, af-
ter establishing lead. when her
throat halyards parted and the
gan dropped. letting her main
sail down.
Second Start-Resolute was
far ahead when the race was
called off because neither yacht
could, finish within the six-hour
time limit
Third Start-Shsmrock won by
two minutes. twenty-six seconds.
corrected time.
Fourth Start-Both yachts fin-
ished in the same elapsed time,
therefore Resolute won by her
time allowance.
Fifth Start-Resolute won by
three minutes, eighteen seconds
without her time allowance.
Sixth Start Race postponed
because of heavy winds. without
official start being made.
Seventh Start-Race called of
after four hours and thirty min
utes drifting. Resolute nearly
two miles ahead.
Eighth Start-Resolute won by
thirteen minutes and FIVE Sec
onds, without time allowance.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
ington, d. C., July "a. 1920. Sealed pro-
posas will be received at this office. Room
500, District Building. until . O'Clock n. m,
August 4, 1920, for furnishing two one ton
automobile trucks for use at D. C. work
houser Occoquan, Va. Specifications and
forms OF proposal may be had upon applica-
tion to the Purchasing OFFICER. Room $50.
District Building. LOUIS BRowNLOw,
CHARLES W. KUTz, Commissioners, D. G.
ju26-8t
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Deaths Reported.

Helen Elizabeth PigOtt, Is years, 1911 2ad
81. NV.
Louise Nicodemus. 35 s23 n J ave. NV.
Elizabeth Musehlitz, 50, Columbia Hospt.
Katherine Dimler, mos. Children's Hos.
Ida Nsminofki, IS, Emergency Hospital.
Harriet l. Stone, IS, sihley Hospital.
Wendell A. Hathaway, II, Iowa Circle
Maggie Scott. 70, 1916 I'd ST. sw.
William Brooks. IS, Freedmen's HospitaI
Ehrabeth T. Rogers, 81. IS G st. NV.
Grace Jordan, %. 13l st. Sc.
Edward Scott, ~, 70s Mass. ave. ne
George Johnson, IS, Fresdmen's Hospital.
Charles u. Briee, ) mos. sI9 Sd 81 ,v.
Mary A Brown, g. ili6 26th 81. NV,
Root. Brown i6. 6o2 W ct. nv.
IDA B. Banks, 81. 213l Ward place NV,
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Who Ran Out?

New Orleans, July 27.-Big pos
ters announced a Burke-Tunney
night for Jersey City. Tunney
turned up with a bad hand. Burke
couldn't wait for it TO mend and
came home. 1t was just a poor
break in circumstances.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RKISGM N-OUR BUSINESS IN
crease is a natural one as prices ht with
our small store and low rent. can't rub that
out with sour crout; prove it true on the
pants. all neE. we sell at s. to $50; sure
save about 25 per cent; cheaper rent; slight
ly used skirts and shoes. SOC IN. JUSTHS S
OLD STAND, $40 d. ju2s-lt
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Reds Careless.

Cincinnati. July 27.-BasebaIl ex-
perts here attribute the uncertainty
of the Reds standing this year to
carelessness. Last year they were
wonder men. They got salary
boosts. They aren't playing their
regular game.
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Fistic Gold Mine.

New oYrk, July q. = Willie
Jackson finds the ring one real
gold mine. Since January IL he mas
had 16 bouts. which netted him a
total of s5l.40O. His biggest single
eut was Sl2,500.
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Live Corpse,

Portland. July 27.-Portland fans
are ready to show that the boxing
game is a pretty live corpse. The
report circulated in southern Cali
fornia that the sport is dying here
has caused a storm Of protest.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For representative to take over the en,ire
nsuiout'on for this section of State. This
Is STABLE and practical proposition; pref
erence viii be given men Of the age Of 2l
10 81 and one capable Of operating an auto
moniIe ana able to invest from $500 to 81 900
In the Compsny. Address p. %, Boy $50.
Newport. Il. !. iuos7,
PERSECUTION = mas THE CHuRc8
raised the hand Of dreaded persecution
against the people, robbing them Of freedom
tnrough prohibition? Read: "A Thief Of
tf,r treeGGm. Postpaid. Csc; SIS per hundred.
20 TELL TELL HOLDEN. author, publisher,
a. AHIED-LADY PARTNER WITH CAPT
tai for correspondence schooI x.,rk A
oress BON CAS-. Herald office ju25-7t
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WINDSOR RESULTS

First Race.-Na tural, l07 CBrysonl, 100,
4,6O, $50; Fair Lassie. us CButweIl). 8. 30,
400; Acclaim, ll0 tsimpson), $50 Time,
:02. Little Bess, Big Cedar, Hot Spark,
Huen, Eugenia, Capon, Home Guard. Sea-
board and The Enquirer also ran.
Second Race.-Artisan. I1o CMorris), LOO,
500. 40; Maurice II, ia Kennedy, $50,
$50; Muskalonge. ia tSmaIlwoodl, 500.
Time, los Is. LAEelite, Yoormir, Bruce
Third Race.-Lady in Black, IO2 (Ken-
nedyD. 500 800. $50; Carrie Moore. IO4
CDryer), 3. so. 2. so; Cobalt Lass. ll5 (Fa tori
$50. Time, l:l4. Old Sinner, James T.
Clark, Happy Valley, Brynhild, Thomas Y.
McMahon, Camouhage and Marmite also ran.
Fourth Rsos.-Trusty. 10I BUELL., p 10,
Biddledee, So (Harbournel, $50. Time,
l:l8 2-5. Eulah y, Marvin May. Hamilton
A, Scrub Lady, Langh0rne, Luimeme, May W
and Billie also ran.
Fifth Race.-Anna Wood. 1o6 Denny,
s1.4O, l1.OO, 91O; Centimeter, 1874 (small.
wood, $50. 800; John S. Resrdon, lV1
Kennedy, 1880. Time, :07 2-5. Alvin T
Jean Corey, Mogens, Last One, Eastside and
Uncle VelO also ran.
Sixth Raee.-Dr. Rae. los CDonohue,
1850. $50, 40; Bubbllng Louder, 1ia
tEricksonl, $50. $50; Medford Boy, los
Lfeargen), 40. Time. 1:54 10. Point to
Point. Leinster, Solid Rock. Bogart, Black
Thong, Peerless One and Jack Reeves also
ran.
Seventh Raoe.-La Kross, 1o5 (Bryson)
4ll0. 1880. ll.6O; GIasstoi. 1ls (Hunt)
2OO, 1l-T0i 0renEo, los (Barnes), $40
Time, 40. Virgo, Thinker. Darnay, Dairy
man. Don Dodge, Tim J. Hogan, Hondo,
Thursday Nighter and JaPhet also ran.
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Too Many Eddys

Cincinnati, July 27.-Eddy Roush
and Eddy Sticking collided on the
held in attempting to trap a shorts
heId fly the other day. Kopf had
yelled Take il Eddy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GRAPHOPHoSE RECORDS OF ALL
kinds; will pay cash. SOL Y st. NV.
Franklin T7f0. Jl265t
WANT D-ALL KINDS OF GRAPHIC
phones Columbia. Victor and other makes.
VIII pay cash. COL st. NV. Franklin
774o ju27-5t
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TABLE BOARD.
If YOU LIKE

County Fried Chicken, Hot Biscuits,
choice steaks and genuine HOME COOK.
ING with restaurant service, sppiy for board
By the month IT MeCARTER's, at Ilth st.
NV. (second noorl. Two meals &3O teIB-o0
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

BED COMPLETE. CHIFFONIER. DRESSER
four chairs, two tables, baby carriage
(Sl0l. l89 Carroll ST. Sc. ju2I-lt
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FUNERAL. DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral TokenI
-sIprsSEEs-LtTp<DSva
GUIDE Bros. Co. l2l4F St
rroGp ssss osHJsB -EU-.
.A1s
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CONTRACTING 4 BUILDING.

WORK WANTED; con-
tract. jobhing and repairing in all It's
branches. c. MCDONALD. SIS North Caro-
lima ave. Sc. ju22-IOt
GARAGE BUILT TO YOUR sATIsFAc-
5u13-lft
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo. l; Akron, Z.
Rochester, 3; Toronto. :.
Baltimore. Z; Reading. 8.
Jersey City, 3; Syracuse. ).
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DIED.

MAGRUDER-Thc funeral Of the late ~.
Ernest 7. MHEruder chief surgeon
American Red Cross. who died iu Bel
grade. Serbia, April 5. 1918, will take
place from 81. paul's Church. TIft~enh
and streets northwest, on ThursdEy
July % 1890, at II a. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Intermeut private
Please omit flowers.
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PERFECT SATISFACTION AND REASON
able prices in all house repairing; fifteen
years experience. Franklin 29l-J. jus7-3t
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Statesmen WANTED.

LARGE NEW ORLEANS CLEAN RICE
dealer wants salesman for city aud sd
jacent territory, calling on jobbing trade.
Reply, giving references and state II any
experience in the line. Good proposition to
an energetic hustler. BOX 47-C, Herald
office. iu2J 2s-2t
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MAKE 81 AN HOUR; LEARN CARD READ
ing; tuition reasonable. BOX 55-C, Her
aid Office. tu23-n
COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, MATTRESSES,
domestic help Of all kind. DEY EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU, Room l., l4l0 q st. NV.
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Help Santed-Male & Female.

IS STARTS you IL MAIL ORDER BUsI,
ness; little capital; big profits. CAPITAL
NOVELTIES, =. o. ROx 1855, city. ju27-lt
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HERALD :=4s"sg =:== WANT =:===:::==s =:::======:=:==s ADS
Houses & Apts. for Rent-Fur.

BACHELORS APARTMENT WILL hEsr
out one or two rooms to gentleman. Ao'
dress BOX sec, Herald office. )uzI-ot
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PERSONALS.

SONG POEMS ARE VALUABLE WHEN
properly set to music. write good music.
Estab. 1905. GEO. u. JOHNSON, song writ
er and publisher. Dos 10th st. ne. Lin. 4496.
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WHITE OR CoLoRED-IF YOU HAVE A
deserving friend in prison, call and ret
free testimonials from those l have helped
out. SO John Asrshan place NV. NJ. 1855.
DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHY ron
can have II. Call at l72s 7th At NJ
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
ap4-Dos
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Automobiles
| USED CARS-ACCESSORIES
-REPAIRING-TIRES.

CHEVROLET 400 TOURING; FIyE-PAs-
sengsr; lne eeaditiop; good tires; guar
anteed battery; reasonable for cash, ciese-
land 7i5-W., 3u2I-lt
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MOVING

WE MOVE FURNITURE
In and out-of- town and do trucking; sps.
eial rates to Philadelphia, New York, Conn
ecticut and Long Island. JOHNsToN's
AUTO EXPRESS CO.. T07 5th ct. NV. Phone
day or night. Main 1888. Je2s-lt
Phone Franklin 1853. Night Call. NJ. 1872
THE CENTRAL TRANSFER CO.,
1881 II ST. NV.
BAGGAGE, HAULING, STORAGE.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA SUBURBAN.
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Mems value, 4oc; ladies' 81 value. a,c.
slightly soiied. STOCKING SHOP, iiao tn
st. NV. - S,,g- a.
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ELECTRICAL WORK.
FLOOR OIL

HUNIERS FLOOR OIL kEEPs TIE
floors clean and bright. Gives them a
polish. Good for your furniture, try 1t. Can
be used with any mop or rag. VIII clean
and polish The finest automobile. No acid in
this oil. Sl.0O per gal. Phone Franklin ll4s
or drop postal ll3 Pa. ave. NV. ju25-tf
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FOB sALE-GooD SITTER AND ROY
~ 18th at nv. tsaS.sS
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This Is the busy mans market
place--Make your wants known
here.
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SILK STOCKINGS

FOR SALE CHEAP-A NEW MAHOGA A
cabinet Nictrola with records. Apply All
21s Rutland Courts North 1851. tn2T p
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F. H STEPHENS. RNeGoLD HART,
Attorneys.

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