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SARATOGA RESULTS.

First Raee-Milk Maid, l2s (sande). II
TO ., even, to ,; Gloria France 100 (CalIa.
han)' 10 10 l, to l Red Red Rose. log
lTurner) to 5. Time l:2J Is. Elected
md, Mile Vivian, Fruitcake, lima Frank,
Thelma E. Arethusa. Iwiniwin also ran.
Second Race-Yalspar, 147 CHnnna), ) to
!, 8 to 5, l to ?; James A. Sheridan, l4o
lO'Connor), 8 to 3, l to 2; Surf, I42 INC,
Clearyl, to l. Time, 4:2s As. War Togs,
King Terry also ran.
Third Race.-Thimble, 10T (Wida). 0 to .
; to 8, to 10; Morning Face, lO2 (CoIti
letti), . to 2, TO 5; The Ally, Il6 (ruyIorD
l to ,. Time, 1:O6 As. Musty, Rankin
FrlZlet and Alcat atraz also ran
Fourth RGce.-Dinna Care. lO6 CAmbrospl
8 to :, to T. out; Donnaconna, 112 Csande)
! to D, out; Blue Wrack. ia (Trice), out
Time, l:4O 3-5. Only three starters.
Euth Race.-Tenons Bon. l22 (Rodrfguez)
I to 20, out, out; King Agrippa, 40 Poncej
l to 3, out; Judge David, IO5 Cwida), out
Tine, 2;O3 rs. Only three starters.
sixth Haoe'-Step Lightly, 1IO (BaID.
to l, to l, to 5; Pantalette, lO5 CColti-
letu), 8 to l, to 8; Honey Girl, los CAm.
brose). to l. Time, 100 fat. Davey
Eve, Chefa, Tough Storm, Dough Girl, In.
trigante, Perfection. Tidings, Kings Belle
and Tamarisk also ran.
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MOUNT ROYAL ENTRIES

First Race.-3-year-olds and up; Canadian n
bred; claiming; six furlongs. Greek Maid,
1O5; Player. lO7; Banyan, los; Lady Betty,
ia; 'Aondaine, 1O6: 'Rave On, 107; Satala,
Ill Britain's Ally, 119.
Second Raoe.-2-year-olds; conditions; eve
furlongs. Joe Tag, 1O7; Mackelvaine, 10T;
Jucobean, los; George C, jr., ll0; Lura, llO;
Orchestra, 1o7; Sea Court. 107 = Lands End,
no; YoormeI, 10; Miss Holland. lis.
Third Raoe.-3-year-olds and up; claiming
five and a half furlOngs. BabylOnian, 81;
HEzzas, 103; Little Maudie, 100; Dragon.
no; ARTHUR Middleton, us; Plain Bill. l02;
Chrome, 1O5; asnd River ID, 1O9; Black
Rock, 115.
Fourth Race.-3-ye year-olds and up; one
mile. Keen Jane, 100; Smart Money, 1Os;
Poilu, 100; Poaeher, 107; Thistledon, los;
BlaTOnry, 112.
Fifth Raoe.-3-year-oldsa and up; claiming
i've furlongs DR.. Hall, no; Rors, ll3;
FL Coronel, 1l5; Capitsnia, lis; Timberla nd,
ll5; Senator James, l15; Maid Of Ausel, ll3;
lis: Short Change, lis; Chick Barkley, IFS.
kernan, 115.
Sixth Race.-S-yea r-olds and up; claiming
six fUrlOngs. LenOr P, los; Olive James,
lCC; Richard V. 1lO; Pierrot. III; Deckhand,
III; Whitecrown. III; Lady lone. los; Fly
ing Frog, 10; Nette Walcutt, 1l5; James,
III; Applejack, III; Sunningdale, l2O. Also
eligible: MannOkin ID, 1l3.
Seventh Raoe.-3-year-olds and up; claim
ing; one mile and seventy yards Clean
Sweep. 81; Lady Vara, 112; John J. Casey
ia; Medford Boy, ia; She Devil. 1l2;
Contestant, lO5; LeBalfre, ia; Night Wind,
III.
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PONZI BACK IN LOOKUP
AS BOND Is RECALLED

Boston. Aug. l3.-Charles Ponzi
was again taken into custody by the
Federal authorities shortly before I
o'clock this afternoon when Morris
Rudnick withdrew the $4,000 bonds
on PouzTs release he supplied yes
terday.
Reason for withdrawal OF the
bonds by Rudnick could not be
learned. He gave bonds Of $4,000
in the Municipal Court when Ponzi
was arrGigned yesterday and $4,000
in the Federal Court.
Ponzi has received a letter threat
ening his life. he told police officials.
The letter was written by a man
who said he had been trailing Ponzi
for twelve years. Police believed
the writer may have been one who
suffered as a result OF Ponzi's hnan-
cial operations IN Montreal just
twelve years ago.
The writer threatened TO get
Ponzi soon.
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HAGERSTOWN ENTRIES

First RAee-Fiye furIougs: Gratin, 115;
lo5.
Second Raee-Abo1t Eve furlongs: ssip
Rose, 103; Echo B, Ia; Meadowworth. ia:
lis =
Third RIoe-About Eve furlongs: Togo
land, 100; Ahara, ia; Marco Polo. ia.
Democracy. ia; PrOtagoras, 100; The Six
Hundred, ia; Ledinasure, ia.
Fourth Raoe-SiK and one-half furlonzs.
Birdman, lis; Rsy Ennis, 1I5; Clip, Il5:
Leoma, us; ROckport, lI5; Little England,
lis.
Fifth Race-siI and one-haf turlongs:
Link Boy, IO6; Daisy L, 100: Senator Brod
erick. ia; Brigidia, l09; Left Fielder, ia,
Sixth RAce-AbOUt hYe furlongs: LADY
Ivan, 1o6; BlondeI. 100; Walter Mack. ll2:
Phedodeu, 122; sid c. Ksener, los; Kitty
johnson, 10; Brisk, 1l6.
Seventh Raee-SiI and one-hsR furIongs:
Helen Atkins, lO6; Bobbie Kean ID. los ;
Legal Tender. III; Rafferty,. lls; Boher.
na -Breena, IOT; BriEz, los; Miss FiIIey. III.
Eighth RAos-Aile and one-sixteenth: :
Thistle Queen, los; Sir VIM. Johnson, Ill;
Arbitrator, Ill: Fairly, Ill; Trapping, Ill;
Dalrose, Ill.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

First Raoe.-FIying Ford, los (Claver)
$40, 800, 2.lO; Francis Britain, l0s
tGrayes). PHO, $50; Broadview, lO5 CMc,
Taggart), go. Time, l:O2 2-5. Aunt Lin
War Fox and Oaklin also ran.
Second Race.-Sandy Il. jog (AarouD
$500, 1870, $50; Humma. los (Reimert)
4-6O, $50: YeZinc, 10 iTiernanJ. 81 20.
Tire, lib 3-5. Hidden Ship. Allah. Van
sylvia, Eua tor, Circulate and Dinian also ran
Third Race.-Nurse Jane, 1O4 (CZaber),
$3.50, 1910, 7.6O; Martin A. Soonan, ia
(ButwelD, 40, $40; Alberta S, iO4 (Een.
nedy). $40. Time, 1:O3 Loeb Leven,
Roseate, Myrtle Crown, poo, Winchester
and Bygone also ran.
Fourth Race. - Handful, log 'BItwelD,
1910, $50, 4 30; HindOo. 107 lStearns), 90,
60 Duke Run, 100 (G-!sClD, $50. Time,
AS 2-5. Blend. Incidence, Dimitri, Hand
sci Rose, COurmand and Jack Lucas also ran.
Fifth Race. - Eddie Rickenbacker, lis
(Simpsonl, 1O.3O. 4. 50, .. 80; Marjorie Hynes
lO6 tDonnohue), $50, $40; Lion dor, IS
tClever), $50. Time, Iii As. Cqrman-
dale, Ticklish, Mock Orange and Ice Boy
also ran.
Sixth Race-war Club, 100 Cwallsy. 25 90,
$50, $50; ExhOrter, 100 (Willis), 3. so, . 40;
Tom Saunders, los tMCTe ggart), 300 Time.
LAS 2-5. Sans Peur ID and kits ID also ran.
Seventh Race. - Corson, 1O6 Kennedy
1880, 1880, 7.6O; Woodthrush, 112 CPick.
ens), $40, $50; La Kross, 1O9 (Donohue)
4.3O. Time, LAB 3-5. BengaM, Goldcrest
Boy, Aumbo Jumbo, Ben Hampson, Kilkenny
and SayOnna also ran.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

First Raos-Seven furlongs Crystal Ford
los; Dodge, 1l9; Fason Dore. ia; Night
stick, III; Natural Bridge, ia; Wyoming
no; Knot, 1O7; Tipperty witchet 100; Pas
toral Swain, 1O7; Jadda. Ill; Porte Drapeau
100 Armistice, lO2; Torchbearer. III; lima
Frank, 1l2i Troitus, lOT. Title, 1O4. Blush
ing Beauty, 10B; ManOevre, lO3; Hendrie
ia; Sammy Kelly. 112; Jock Scot, IFS
SnapdragOn I'd, 11O; Redmon, IO2; Krewer
115.
Second Race.-About Two miles. Barkue
l53; Blighty ID. 1874; Robert Oliver. l44
Flare, 14s; Nina Ia. 40; Highland Light
143; Elysian, 146; Queen Of the Sea. I3s
Third Race.-SiK furlongs. Serapis, 100
Our Flag, 122; Black Servant. l22; Tryster
~; Prudery. l19; Advocate, 122; Dimmes,
dale, 122.
Fourth Race-Mile and furIong Natural
ist, 12S; The Porter, 1913; DR. CLARK. 1I3:
Cirrus, l23; Minto ID l18; Extermina tor,
l2S' Cromwell. 9s; Msdhatter. III; Boniface,
rs; Gnome, 100; Jack Stuart, los.
Fifth Race.-0ne mile. Shilleagh I'd. Ils:
Belgian Queen, 112; Oceanna. 1903; swirl,
los; Winnecolne, 100; Lola, lO5
Sixth Race.-Five and a half furIongs
Dora. 101: Tuanorea. 100; Thornbedga 1f2,
Fornovo, l07; squaw Man, 1l5; Sir MORT.
mer' 1o4; Rama, 112; Navajo, lO4; sunny
Days, l07; Trader. 107; Blue Flame, 100.
San Pablo, 112; Roll On. 90; Celtic Lass,
1Ol; Reluctant, los.
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TREASURY WINS.
LEAGUE TITLE.
Pitching for Fl
nance, Is Off His
Stride. E..

The Departmental League is
through its schedule with the
Treasury team the pennant winner.
Yesterday the Treasury men white
washed the Finance nine the only
strong rival in the league and the
only team which had a chance for
the pennant, by the count of 10 to l.
Alexander, the main strength OF the
Finance team, was not himself and
consequently caused the downfall of
his team, his twelve free passes and
two hft batsmen being enough to
win a game without hits. On the
other hand, Pfeil, pitching for the
Treasury, allowed only four hits
and passed just one batter.
Treasury will now represent the
Departmental League in the cham
pionship series to start next Mon
day for the championship of Wash
ington.
The score by innings:
R.H.E.
Treasury 1000 O413 1-1O s 4
Finance. 90 o o u O-1 2
Batteries-Alexande and Loomis;
Pfeil and Goebel.
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l. G. eRossMAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Anna NJ Lowndes vs..
Richard W. LOwndes. Equity No. 37462.
The object Of this suit Is 10 secure an abso-
Lutte divorce on the grounds Of adultery. on
motion Of the complainant, II is this 9Th
day Of August 1920, ordered that the de-
fendant. Richard W. Lowndes. cause his
appearance 10 be entered herein on or be
fore the fOrtieth day. exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after the day
Of the first publication OF this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default. Provided, q copy Of
this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald
before said day. BY the court. WILLIAM
HlIZ. Justice. A true copy. Test: (SeaD
MORGAN Fl. BEACH. Clerk. BY FRED c.
O'CONNELL. Asst. Clerk.
am I o. a.
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LegaI Notices-Continued

TO secure Fulton r Gordon in the sum OF
thirty-eight hundred and siIty-one dollar
iS3. sGl. On motion Of the plaintiff, il Is
this 9th day Of August, A. D., 1920, OR
DERED, that the defendant, Harold II
Galliett slow cause, II any he has, on OF
before the 40th day. exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after the day
OF the hrst publication Of this order, why
such relief should not be granted; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default Provided, a copy Of this
order Be published once n week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald be-
fore said date. By the court: WILLIAM
HITZ, Justice. A true copy, Test. lSeaD
MORGAN II. BEACH. Clerk. BY FRED c.
O'CONNELL. Asst. Clerk.
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CLASSIFIED MISCELLANY
Legal Notice
ItE MI -NUNINV
oFFUTT & INLAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Holding an Equity Court.
Fulton Z. Gordon. Plaintiff VS.. Harold H.
Galliett, Defendant. Equity No. 1894.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. The object of
this suit is to obtain a decree from the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
appointing a substituted trustee or trustees
for and in the place of H. D. Gordon, non
resident, who was named as trustee in a
deed Of trust made by one Harold II. Gal
lett on or about the 2Sth day Of July, A. D.,
1914, conveying lots numbered two and three
in square twenty hundred and twenty-five
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Zone 6 Conquers.

Frye and Serrin hooked up in a
pltcners' battle yesterday in a game
between the Zone and Zone /
teams Of the Navy Yard Ieapus
Frye's team winning the encounter
by the score Of 3 to 2. The score:
R.H.E.
Zone 1......... 900 10 Oo-2 o
Zone 6......... 120 900 0x-3 7 l
Batteries-serrin and Moore; Frye
and Connors.
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Shamrocks to PLAY.

The Shamrock Athletic Club will
stack up against the strong Lin
worth Athletic Club at $3.50 D. m
Sunday, August Is, on the Shamrock
Field, Fourteenth & Potomac ave
nue. southeast
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EASTERN TEAMS
FAREPOORLY
Washington Club Leads in
Games Lost on Trip
Through West.
BY GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

The trip OF the four Eastern clubs
through the West ended last night
with a father sorrowful showing,
especially the local club.
The four clubs from this section,
playing siXty-eight games, man
aged to win forty-two, and out Of
that number the Washingtons were
able to capture but four. Three of
them were from Cleveland.
The Nationals have paid a visit
TO the Windy City twice this year,
and they have one victory to show
for eight games they have played
there.
The fans throughout the country
nave been telling US what strong
teams the White Sox and Indians
are But glancing at the table for
the two trips Of the Eastern clubs
you Will be amazed to find that st.
Louis has a better percentage OF
Victories than either of the two
clubs above mentioned.
The Browns have won the same
number as Chicago and one more
than Cleveland. They have a per
centage Of SIT against .656 for
Chicago. Chicago today is but one
halt game behind Cleveland II
Chicago wins and Cleveland loses
ma -,
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oFFIcE oF TIE cnNL1t1ssInNERs- n E

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C..
August -, 1890. SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received at this office. Room SOC,
District Building, until O'Clock p. N. on
september I, 1920, for the construction Of
sewers in the District Of Columbia. involving
the construction Of l 900 linear feet more or
less OF 70" span concrete sewer. Forms
or proposals, specifications and necessary in
formation may be obtained from the Chief
CLERK, Engineer Department, Room 427, Dis
trlct Building, Washington. D. {. LOUIS
BROWNL0W, CHARLES W. KUTZ, Com
missioner. RUl3 l3l3l4l6lT1S-at
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BOYS WHO ARE NOT AFRAID

to get out of bed in the morning
can earn a little extra money. Call
and see Mr.. HASSAN, Herald Of
6ce-he will explain HOW"
1u2o-tf
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1918 HAYNES SEDAN; SEVEN-PASSEN-
ger; excellent condition: only reason for
selling buying later model Haynes. bar
gain. BOX CSC, Herald office. aul3-3t
PACKARD, FIVE-PASSENGFR: EXCEL-
lent condition; fine tires and paint. A
bargain for some one. BON CSC. Herald
office. aul3-3t
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Detroit has won but one game
against Chicago this year Just a
traction better than Washington,
who has captured two, and both
were won in Washington
The tables below will show what
each club has done against each
other for the season and also what
the four Eastern teams have done
during the two trips and the totals
OF the number of games they have
played on Western diamonds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOX STANDING OF CLUBS.
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EDUCATIONAL
College of Law

Preparatory College e
1905 Seventeenth Street,
Washington. D. c.
Resident and Day Pupils.
College Preparatory and Special Courses.
Opens Oct. /, 1920.
Address Secretary.
au7, 4.21, ,2s-4t
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ROOMS TO LET
Furnished Rooms.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE

NEAN IFfUWAS IIRILE
Large room; semi i-private bath; gentlemen
only. BOX 94-C, Herald Office. aul4-St
UNFURNISHED, THREE CLEAN ROOMS;
gas, bath, light housekeeping; newly dec
Grated; inspection invited; $50. 1919 Mimi
esota ave. Sc. au14-3t
3l6 G ST. Nw.-LARGE ROOM AND KIT
chenette, SO week; also other large room,
l. h. K, $5 week. aul3-3t
4O5 ST. NE.-LARGE FRONT ROOM /;
second floor; quiet; nicely furnished; cleo
tricity. au1l-7t
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F c E OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
Washington, D. c, August II, 1920.
Sealed proposals will he received at this Of
nee, Room 500, District Building, until
O'Clock p. m, September !, 1920, for fur
nishing 5000 yards tauksge press cloth, for
Garbage Reduction Plant. Specifications
and forms Of proposal may be had upon ap-
phcation to the Purchasing Officer. Room
$50. District Building. LOUIS BROWN
Low, CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commission
ers, ID. c. aUl3l l6-3t
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AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles for Sale
CHANDLER PROSPECT

Having bought large car I am going to
dispose Of my brand new Chandler Touring
for the most reasonable offer. have driven
this car in the city with the best Of care
covering 1000 miles. Make me an offer or
respond at once. Bon 64-C. Herald Of
fCe. suI3-ot
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

Help Wanted-MaIe. IL
BOY (WHITE), IS YEARS, TO DRIVE
Ford delivery and work around grocery
Must come well recommended. 2OO7 lst st.
NV. ou14at
WE NEED PRODUCING INVESTMENT
statesmen in this territory to sell some Of
our stock which we are offering to investors.
Attractive commission basis. We need a few
statesmen and a district representative. Our
corporation is a high-grade Philadelphia f.
nancial institution. The stock we are Of
fering should be sold quickly and to your
friends. Write us what you have done: we
will give you full details. ACCEPTANCE 4
FINANCE CORPORATION, Denckla Bldg,
PhiIadelphis, Pa. aulSl4,ls-3t
GOOD STONE MASON BY THE DAY; NOT
in the union. Apply 1909 Irving St. ne,
au13-3t
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
classified display
CARPETS vs.. MOTHS,

HsTe your carpets and rugs cleaned, p,cf.
ID sno stored nc:hproof By the
eANLIARf CARPET CLEANING 60,
tis n. J. ave. nv. Phone Lincoln 1851.
nslSlst
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WE MOVE EURNTTURE

In and out-of-tOvu sud DO trucking; ~
ciAl rates TO PhiladelTHia, New YORK. Com
ecticut and Long IslSnd. JOHNsTONss
AUTO EXPRESS CO., 7r7 9Th ct nv. Pbons
day or night Main T2sS. ye2G-lt
Phooe Franklin 75G. NiFhf can. NJ ss.Z
THE CENTRAL TRANSFER CO.
1881 u ST. NV
BAGGAGE. HAULING. STORAGE
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA SUBURBAN
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WASHIN GTON HERALD

Published every day in the ysar BY rhs
Washington Herald Company at 42S-429
Eleventh street Was 'pgton, d. O.
Telephone E1chang Call Main $500.
Member Audit Bu.esn Of Circulation
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HERR
This is the busy mans market
place--Make your wants known
here.
Help wanted-MaIe or Female. 1:

S. TO 81 PER DAY; TWO HOURS WORK
ladies or gentlemen. BOX C-69, Herald
office. aul4-ot
LADIES AND GENTLEsiEN-ATTEND OUR
real estate class without cost to you ana
be paid while learning. Need not interfere
with regular employment. We represent op-
orator Of 2s years seccessful experience.
Many Of our students have resigned lucrative
salary positions TO give this their entire
time. Class meets 800 Colorado Bldg, pm.
every Tuesday and Friday. E. II. RUSSELL,
so Colorado Bldg. auS-1t.
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Wantcd-Real Estate
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Miscellaneous

miscellaneous 50
LCMBER, BRICK, DOORS, SASH, SHEATH
ing. flooring with white enamel, kitchen
sinks, lavatOries and bath tubs; new wall
board at big saving; new one-ply guard
roofing, Sl.7J per square, made by Certain
teed Co.. also two and three ply. SIDNEY
L. HECHINGER HOUSE WRECEING CO,
9Th and C SITS. sw aul3-qOt
MIRRORS, FOUNTAIN. CARBURETER.
showcases, electric motor. ice cream ma
chinery. cans. 29l0 l4th st. au11-7t
HUNTERS BED BUG EXTERMINATOR.
large bottle and large sprayer, Sl.25;
known everywhere; will not stain bed clothes
or wall paper; guaranteed 10 do the work or
money refunded Phone Franklin IllS 113
Pa. ave. NV. Mail orders promptly attended.
Omen n. m. to IL D. id. iu2T-tf
HEMsTITCH1NG AND PICoTING ATTACH
ment, works on all sewing machine<
Price, l.50. Personal checks lOc extra.
LIGHTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE. Box l27.
Birmingham. Ala. auS-7t.
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Automobiles For Sale
"A BARGAIN. "

Will you give me $500 less then cost for
a new Chandler touring car. Hardly been
used. have good reasons for selling.
clear bill Of sale II you mean business
answer at once. BOX sc, Herald Office.
aul3-3t
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DoDGE-TOURING. 1917: CONVERTIBLE
top, hrst-class condition; many extras.
700 l. st. Sc. Lincoln 3Sl2. aUll-7t
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Proposals
81

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
trict Of Columbia. August IS 1920. Sealed
proposals will be received at this office
Rccm 900, District Building. until O'Clock
P. NJ, August %, 1920. for furnishing neces-
sary material and labor for installing a con-
plete heating and veEtilatinE system in the
Pet" orth School and Addition, loca ted at
Eighth and Shepherd streets. y W Blank
forms OF proposal. specihca tions. plans and
all necessary tnfDrma ton may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department
Room At, District Building A deposit Of
hVe dollars will be required 10 insure the
rtturn OF plans and specifications LOUIS
BROW NLOW, CHARLES W KCTZ. Com
nlsSioners, D. c. aul4, ,l6ITlS,l9, ,20-6t
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Table Board

IF YOU LIKE
Country Fried Chicken, Hot Biscuits.
choice steaks and genuine HOME COOK
ING with restaurant service. sppiy for board
by the month 1t McCARTER'S. AT l1th st.
NV. tsecond noor). Two meals. $50. je15-90
EXCEPTIONAL BOARD FOR SELECT
few; best dinner in town. S1O2 Mt.
Pleasant. Columbia S2l2. au1I-7t
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PACKARD, FIvE-PAsSENGER CAR: $3.50;
good condition; sacrifice; will demonstrate.
Terms cash. BOX sc, Herald office.
aUl3-3t
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Garages for Rent. 33
GARAGE SPACE FOR ONE CAR. APPLY
Fl st. ne. Immediate possession.
aul4-1t
GARAGE SUITABLE FOR SIX SMALL
cars; good location. l22 d st. Sc. aul4-3t
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NEW NGALOws-vACANT LOTS 1901
225; Hyatcsville: two blocks cars; 81, 800;
$500 cash; G. Q. Walker. Kenois Bldg, llth
and G sts. ju l7-90t
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CLASSIFIED RATES

/ 4 ". u insertions, lc per line addluonal
Educa tiOnal
open rate, 1Oc; 80 times or more. Sc.
resorts and Hotels Card Rates
Contract Rates on Request
Minimum Five Lines.
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FIRST TRIP wEsT,
REHABILITATION.

Totals Two Western Trips.
West vs., East.
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TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS

Society women wash their own
hair, not because it is fad, but
because they wish to obtain the
greatest possible hair beauty and
be sure they are not using anything
harmful. They have found that in
washing the hair it is never wise
to use makeshift, but is always
advisable to use a preparation made
for shampooing only. Many CT our
friends say they get the best re-
suits from a simple home made
canthroN mixture. You can use this
at cost of about cents a shampoo
by getting some canthrox from your
druggist and dissolving a teaspoon
ful in cup of hot water. This
makes enough shampoo liquid to
apply to all the hair instead of Just
the top of the head. as with most
preparations. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear in the rinsing water
Your hair will be SO fluffy that 1t
will look much heavier than it is
Its luster and softness will also de-
light you.-Adv.