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10 NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN and The NashvUIe American, TOESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1917. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. WANTED FARMS Additional Sports FOR DOUGLAS PARK RESULTS A real bargain: 7-room cottage, in good condition, slate roof, two good barns and. servant's room. Lot 150x150.

Plenty nice shade. Rented at $3 5 per month. Party anxious to sell and will take vacant property or automobile for equity. Six rooms and attic, brick cottage, near Cathedral, in splendid condition. Party leaving city.

This is a bargain and can be bought on reasonable terms; S5.000. Belmont Heights: Nice 6-room cottage, in good repair, modern except furnace. Nice level lot. Terms to suit Five-room cottage, bath, electric lights, pretty location, nice yard. Easy terms Thos.

Wrenne Co. Real Estat; Department. 4 IS Union Street. Phone Main 16S8-9. FOR SALE Opportunity to Purchase ONE OF THE REMAINING LOTS IN University Heights Subdivision AT A BARGAIN This property is close in, on Hillsboro, and is in the midst of fine residential section.

Last chance to buy this kind of lots riear town. Call us and one of our representatives will show you this property. THOS. M. MURRAY CO Main 587.

WANTKD FATIM Between TO nn.1 100 acres; must hp well located: rt trade; balance ctish. Address this office. PERSON.VL SUMMER guests. SFIADYSIDB FARM. Cowan.

Tenn. FOR SALE FARMS POR SALE 1 1 acres, near Geny Brothers' nurseries. Morrow road, cottage, bam, city water, cistern and creek; line truck garden; $4,500. 3 5 acres, half mile interurban and railroad, well improved, residence has bath and gas, S15.000. 102 acres 2 miles Mt.

Juliet, fair improvements, land level, plenty water, S6.600. 128 acres at Kimmins, on Centreville branch Nashville-Chattanooga- railroad, 100 acres cleared, mostly level; grows wheat, all grasses, clover, corn, tobacco and peanuts, nice 10-room house, storehouse, 2 good barns, 2 tenant houses, 10 acres Elberta peaches, S5.000. 130 acres, 2 nules east of Triune, 100 cultivation land rolling but rich, 30 acres grass, good improvements, plenty water; $60 per acre. 140 acres hill land, but good, fair improvements, 1 1 Yi miles of Nashville, 1 Yi miles off Hills-boro pike; $4,500. 260 acres, S'A miles Nashville, just off Franklin pike, well improved, plenty water, good land; $40,000.

Several good farms near Spring Hill, and between Spring Hill and Franklin, from 200 acres up to 1,000 acres. 3 77 acres, 6 miles Nashville, good pike, well improved, $100 per acre, easy terms. 2,000 acres, 1,200 acres river bottom in cultivation, practically all the balance can be cleared and cultivated, good residence, 9 stock barns, 8 tobacco bans, 15 tenant houses, plenty water, per acre. Reasonable terms. If you wish to buy, sell or trade see us.

Nashville Trust Co. Real Estate Department FRANK B. WELCH, Manager. Salesman; W. S.

Polndexter. 315 Union Street. "Main 93 2. INVEST IN A FARM MAKE MONEY Farm lands are certain to advance in value. The man who buys now acts wisely.

You can't lose. We offer some good ones below: 300 miles out; no improvements, but very fine land; fine spring water; on good pike; $100 per acre. 477 acres, 14 out, on fine pike; well improved; a tine combination stock and corn farm; $50,000. This farm can be divided into three good farms, each with improvements. 270 acres, S'j miles out; 200 acres under cultivation; fine creek bottom land; 20 acres in alfalfa; remainder in grass; no hills; two sets improvements; S30.000.

Will take some trade. i 246 acres, 4 mibis. Shelbyville, on good pike; 13'5 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture; nice 5-room cottage; good barns; plenty of good stock water; price 377 acres, 5'2 miles on pike; three sets of improvements; 250 acres in cultivation, remainder In grass; plenty water; fine barns; orchard; good fences; $100 per acre. Will take some city property. 66 acres, Harding; no improvements, but the best buy on this pike; $125 pel1 'acre.

160 acres, 14 miles out; 120 acres fine land under cultivation; 40 grass; small house; well watered; 300 acres, 12 miles out, near Hermitage Station; 250 acres under cultivation; fence; water; good improvements; a sure money maker; $100 per acre. Will be pleased to show you. R. Bratton Co. Salesmen: R.

W. BRATTON. O. K. BANKS.

A. W. McCLURE. BEN F. COMPTON.

205 Union -Street. FOB OR KXCItANUK SS ikivr. a I suil Imrll. well and spring, orrlmnl, II iK-ren T(H'k liottmu land, jiitos planted In ram, In lrlsli potatoes, ate. a line niarc and eolt.

a jjoml mule, ten head of Iioks. tine row, entitled to registration: all far'inlntr Implements. ttn-eo wucona: possession nf onee. Pi-lee Will take oottnee In elty as lilcli as SJ.L'oO. Altl'll HARPER Malu Union St.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE BELLE MEADE ACREAGE Twft acres of ricli ground, about 1,000 feet from car line, S-cent car fare: will build on this property to suit purchaser and sell on convenient payment plan. See REID 2 19 Sixth Avenue, North. Main 3248. FOR KALE A Itarcaln. brand new S-rooin lioiue.

near Harding road: hardwood floora throughout, every modern convenience; am going Io sell: a bargain; no ensti. balance easy monthly payments. Address C-'H, care Tennessean nntl American. FOR SALE WEST Beautiful Richland bungalow, four rpoms, hardwood floors, complete bath, dressing room, nice electric fixtures, Duplex shades, Webb screens, furnace, basement, neatly papered. Extra large lot, splendid chicken house.

Good soil. K. O. REID Main 3248. FOR RALE Now.

7-room. furnnrc-heiit-prl. Wont End bungalow: talte pint trade. OWNER. Main $2,500 BUNGALOW $2,500 Worth $3,250 on conservative estimate.

S250 cash, bal-ance-25 per month. In nice neighborhood, near Shelby Park and car line. Strictly modern, with furnace, bath, two bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and "attic rooms. Lot SOxlSO. Accessible to good school and churches.

Possession at once. W. W. Dillon Co. 304 Third North.

WELLINGTON AVE. West End, beautiful 6-room colonial cottage, handsome floors, bath, gas and electric lights; all in perfect condition; rents for S30 per month. Small cash payment, balance to suit. See REID, 2 19 Sixth North. Main 3248.

Nolensville Car Line Near new Radnor yards, nice 4-room cottage, large hall and front and side porch, good well, coal and chicken house; everything in first-class condition, and will' sell at a bargain. A snap for a railroad man. Small payment, balance like rent. See REID 219 Sixth N. Main 324 8.

FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL EICHT-ROOM SO LTD BRICK, TWO BATHS AND FURNACE: FIVE ACRES BLUE CUASS. WITH FIFTY LOVELY SHADE TREES', NEAR CAR LINE. CALL T. I- HERBERT SONS, MAIN 33. FOR SALE FARMS FOR, SALE 60 acres, -12 In cultivation and level, balance In blui'grass, with tine everlasting spring good H-room residence, servants' house and tenant house one acre In orchard; no rock, one mile from car line.

Price JMO.OOO. 130 acres; 100 In cultivation, balance In bluegnms; practically level, well fenced, well watered, by springs and well: a good fl-room house, good barns, house, orchard in Williamson county. Price $7,000. 70 acres fiO In cultivation, lerel and good, balance pasture; running water and well, good house, barn, orchard; close to school and churches. Price $3,750.

ARCH HARPER CO. Main 373S. 203 Union St. FOR SALE 210 acres on plho, 30 minutes out, splendid stock 'and dairy farm, good land, all in grass, no waste, no rocks, plenty water, well fenced, two good barns; JOO acre, good terms. E.

E. ELLIS, 200Vj Union St. WE HAVE FARMS and small acre tracts for sale. Let us show you. Geo.

I.Vaddey Son FOR 7U-nerr. farm; miles from Portland, Tenn. 4-room house on public rond, stock barn, tobacco barn, line water. Trice $1,200. $1100 tn cash nnd notes, balance will take good building lot.

W. C. HENDHICK, Portland, Tenn. SALE CONGRESSMEN VISIT ATLANTIC FLEET Padgett Reports Navy in Splen did Spirits With Health Good. WASHINGTON.

'(. (Special.) "A fine spirit of n-iidlncsK nnd cood nature," is the wny llio Atlantic fleet nnd men nre described by ConKre.Rmen who spent Sun-dny on the const reviewlnff it. The vlslt-hif mpinbern Included 1(1 reproHentntlves nn the house naval nffnirn committpe nnd 17 lepresentntiveN selected hy Chnirnmn I'nrlpett from vnrlou.s sect inns of the country. "All were with whnt they saw," declared Mr. Pndpctt.

"The ofUeera reported. Iblnpn in tine slinpe. ench one elniminn Home pnrtlculin' virtue for liia crew or men." It was nincnlllcent Hifrht to see on the athletic grounds i0fl enlisted men In while, enjoying themselvesit was really nn inspiring sif-ht. very one hnd a happy lace nml there wns no sinn of dissnt infliction or discontent. There wns not slnnle sljrn of" intoxication or rowdyism.

It wns especinlly frrntlfvfnrr to see the splendid condition oftlie enlisted inii. When you jret that number of men tnpether and see no misbehavior whatsoever. It Is a hnppy occasion." Mr. Padgett was aHked ns to the health of the men. nnd declared that it wns jrnod ns frcnernl thliifr.

He pointed out tlmt It wns but lint urn I in such rapid expansion ns the navy has undergone in the pnpl few that there inljrht be some sltpht Inconvenience. From a force of enliste'd men Aupiist L'O, ldttl. the nnvv has now total of of whom I0.1.000 nre enlisted men. 10,000 nre or the nnval mllltln and LVi.OOO in the-tiaval reserve. FOR RENT STORES FOR RENT One extra good stand for a drug or grocery store, corner Wharf avenue and Hillman street.

Geo. I. Waddey Son KOIt UK NT Splendidly located corner for broker's office or drug store. S. W.

Cor. Church and Second avenue, north. Cheap rent. BOBKL Fourth ami Dendrlek. LEGAL NOTICES TRUHTKE'S SALE Ry virtue of the power nnd nuthority vested In me by deed of trust executed by It.

K. Bennett and wife. Itcnnett. dated Sept. '-'4, and recorded hj book No.

477, page register's office for Davidson county, Tennessee, default luiv-lnff been mnde In lie principal note therein described. I will sell at public auction at the south floor of the lu Nashville, at 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday, June 20, 1017, to the highest bidder for ensh. free from the equity of redemption, homestead, dower and all other exemptions, tract or parcel of land In Davidson county, Tennessee, described ns follows: Renin lot No. of D. T.

McOnvock's homestead addition to Nashville, as of record In book No. ii7, page 0, register's office of Davidson county. Tennessee. Said lot No. 20 fronts 50 feet on the westerly side of.

Sixth avenue, north, formerly High street, nnd extends hack westwardlv, between lines, 17H feet to an alley. I. MARSHALL, T.rustee. I. TI.

Mertzlia Haas vs. John Ronurn Co. Refore Jalie Levine Justice of the Peace of Dnvldson County. In this cause it appears by affidavit that the defendant John Ilonura Co. Is Justly Indebted tn the plaintiff and is non-resident of the.

state, so that the ordinary process of the law cannot be served on him and an original attachment having been levied on his property and re-tuuied to uie, It Is therefore ordered that purflication be made hi The Tennesswin anil American, a newspaper published in the olty of Nashville, for four consecutive weeks, once each week, commanding the said John Ronurn Co. to appear before me at my office iu Nashville on the day of June, 1017, and make defense to said suit, or It will be proceeded witii ex parte. This May 21, 1017. JAKE LIS VINE, Justice of the Pence. W.

R. Marr, Elkin Cnrllnkle, Attorneys for Plaintiff. FOR RENT BARGAIN Six-room bungalow, to October 1. Two baths, gas, walks; near Cerrtennial park. In nice condition.

K. O. REID Main 3248. MUST RENT 105 Bowling Avenue RICHLAND TENANT LEAVING TOWN hen.ms- Porch, FURNACE, HARDWOOD FLOORS, Kas, beautiful hath. Shady side of street.

Prettiest part of town; at BARGAIN. K. O. REID Main 3248. i nranu, at-tractive linnsolnn- nn circle, nenr IIordliiK road.

Cull M. 177. HOUSE OWNERS If you have a house for rent, see us about it at once. We rent, houses. Alfred G.

Merritt Co. 230 Third N. foiir-rnoni house-, elpr-irldtv ftni will he vaciint 111 few No. nml 10 South Tenth St. Call V.

-ISS. ITIm CENTRAL S-room brick. See OWNER, 411 Fifth avenue, north. POP. KENT Through Rummer months', furnished home.

West End, complete with garage, servant quarters and laundry. Phone Hemlock 403. WANTKD A house In the count py in renum- suuurns, tu he taken October 1 arrangements must bo made at oiipp. Address euro 'ronnessean and American. FOR RENT For summer, furnished bungalow io party without children.

Call FOR RENT 7-room house, largo burn, small garden, live acres of lino lnnd. linn shady lawn, well nml cistern and orchard, close io school and churches, on good pike, Blx miles from town. Price with land, without the land $10. S-room house, large shailv lawn, one acre of land, all kinds fruit, one mile from town. Prion ARCH HARPER CO.

Main 37H8. J0n Union St. FOR RENT 506 lSth 4 rooms, 1222 18th 8-room, modern new bungalow; $35. 1405 Laurel 7-room cottage, 520. 307 33rd 6 rooms, $15.

125 2Sth 4 rooms, $16.65. I 120S Dallas 7-room, modern bungalow, 325. 511 18th 4 rooms, $14. Geo. I.

Waddey 208 Union Street. FOR RENT For the summer, furnished home In Murphy addition large, cool rooms; garage nd garden; opportunity worth Investigating. For further Information call Hem. 1105. FOR RENT APARTMENTS UNUSUALLY delightfully summer don-bio room, private lavatory, fdngle room, next to bath.

Large shady yard, near car line. Kern. 210-1-w. KENT Remit if I 3-room apartment and sleeping -porch; nicelv furnished modern and home-like. Murphy addition; ready June 1 for couple.

Tel. Hem. 442. TO SUIt-RENT Three-room apartment; furnished or unfurnished; in new Carlmel Annex; party leaving city. Phono M.

2148-W. FOR RENT Apartment, handsomely furnished, private home. West End. Call Horn. 2W.

FOR RENT During summer months, to party furnishing satisfactory references, a furnished three-room apartment; all furnishings new throughout; on second floor of the Now Pixls Apartment building, facing Vauderhllt campus, near Poabody college. Tel. Hem. 202, or call at Apartment 0, FOR HENTFour-room apartment, furnished or unfurnished1 in the Ivnnhoo. Cnll Main 0341.

FURNISHED or unfurnished lower floor, desirable for light housekeeping central location. Apply 111 Seventh N. CHOICE apartment east. Four rooms nntl bath. Special price from now through next yenr.

Walnut FOR RENT Three-room apartment, Belmont Heights furnished or unfurnished, until October 1. Call Hem. 3768. FOR KENT Four-room apartment, all modern conveniences, very reasonable. 821 Sixteenth FOR RENT Apartment of three large rooms, on first floor, to couple furnished or unfurnished; or one delightful room to gentleman, with use of garage.

Thone H. -FOR RENT Flat, five rooms and bath, water furnished; SIS per month. Call Henu 21. FOR RENT 3-room npartment in the Irving. Heat, water, Janitor service and pan stove, G.

A. MADDUX 241 Fourth i FOR KENT fl-room 100S Broad St. We furnish heat, gas stove and Janitor service. Reasonable G. A.

MADDUX 241 Fourth N. FOR RENT 3- and 0-room npartments, central. Wo furnish hot and cold water, hoat, gas and Janitor -Service. Good price. O.

A. MADDUX 241 l'ourth N. WANTED Hy couple, small furnished irpartment or room for housekeeping, within wnlkiug distance of town references exchanged. Phone Hem. 0S0-W.

TWO-ROOM and bath apartment, furnished, in Polk Flats. Call Main 4787. FLAT' four rooms, furnished for housekeeping. 21(1 Fatherland St. Bath and phone.

Main 3300. WILL lense my modern bungalow ons Stichlaud avenue to reliable party at reasonable price until October, 1018. Phone 3528, FOR RENT -For the summer, new attractive 5-room furnlBhed apartment, Bee-mit! floor, near Peubody, Apt. No. 10.

THE 1'IXIS, Phono Hem. 1127-J, Mnln 1703. WANTED MONEY WANTED TO BORROW on new bungalow and large lot; good'investment to right party; no brokerage. Address E-19, care" Tennessean. MONEY TO LOAN BELMONT RESULTS hfxmont winners.

Fairy Wuml Hclle of Hryn Mnwr (Bush) FavrMiif Knupp) AtniiHn t.Mc.t'c Royalty (Schut lii(Tfr Winsome Vita Knupp) FIRST RACK 3 -year-olds. fi furlnnR.v Fairy Wand. IU (Mc.Vt-e). 9 to fi. lo f.

out, won; SonoHt, 107 (J. McTnRBart), to 1. 2 to 1, 1 to second; Battle, III (Troxler). IS to 5. 7 to 5.

to third. Time, 1 Sea wave, t'rcpusrulf. Hathcr, Avis. Admiration, Verdant, Cachet and I. also ran.

PFCO.NT) HA IMC Steeplechase. 1-year-old3. milea: Hoelu of Hryn Mavr, UO (BuKh), to 1. 2 to 1 to won: Robert Oliver, no 12 to 1, 5 to 1. to sooncl; Cherry Malotlc, lTf (Powers), 17 to If), 7 to in, 1 to .1.

third. Tinr. Hlbler. Murium. Wolferton and Sr--Hfiiet iilao ran.

Belle of Bryn Mawr and Sarsenet added atartera. THIRL) RACIC 3-year-olds, mile: Favour, 112 (Kitapp). 5 to 1 to tn, out. won; Wild Thyme, (Trolso). fi to 2.

4 oul. sreond; Precise, (MeGraw), 8 to 1. n-to 2, -I to 5, third. Timo, 1M1 4-5. Miss Kruter, Pnstellu also ran.

FOURTH RACK 2-vear-olds, mile: Air-niini. ino (MeAtec), fi to 1, 2 to 1. 1 to 1. won; Whimsy. 114 (J.

McTaBftart). 2 to 1. 1 to 1, 1 to -J. second; Plcltwlck, 111 (KeoKh). 9 to 2, to 5.

A to third. Time, 4-fi. Gillies, Sam Slippery Kim, Hhinrt Muldon and Kentucky Boy also ran FIFTH RACK 4-yoar-olda, mile: Royalty, 1 0f. (KchnttlnKcr), to 1. to 1, fi to 5.

won; Slur Gaze, 11.1 (Keogh). to 1, 3 to 1. to 5, second; Runway. 110 (Rownn), to 1, 1(1 to 1. ft to 1, third.

Time, 1:43 2-5. lirlcltley, Manhaspet, Bd Bond. Virginia W. Plumose, Stalwart Helen, Humiliation and Theslres also ran. 'SIXTH RAL'B 2-year-oldB, furloncs: Winsome Vera, 115 (Knapp), 1- to 1, 5 to 1, 5 to 2.

won; Utile Devil, 112 (Trolso), 3 to 1. 1 to 1, 1 to 2, second; Sun Briai lift (Pickens), 11 to 5. 1 to 1, 1 to 2, third. Time. Uncle Sand, Cheermiister, Day, Chief Dally, Starry Banner, Geo.

Wnh-Injrlon, Drill and --Nadinct to also ran. MONTREAL WIN ERS. Bencher, (Boll) 3.30 Sincerity, 7.10 Thomas Gallawity, (Cooper) 130.50 Christie. (I.yUe) tl.f.O Edith Kallmann, (Dyke) HlRh Horse, Dykc) 7.10 Obolus (Dyke) G.20 FIRST RACK Two-year-oldK. 4 fur-lonns: Bencher 111 (Bell), $3.30, out, won; Salvatellc 10(i (Cooper), $2.

SO, out, second; Stanley Fay 111 i Dyke), out, third. Time. 3-5. Hrllons Ally, Gallop In, Toro Land also ran. SECOND RACK Two-year-olds, ft furlongs- Sincerity 101 (Merlinee).

57.10, $4.30, J2.nn, won; Sal vest ra 101S (I.vke). lft.no, H.40, necond; Hum Pickett lift (Taptinh $2.70, third. Time. 1:01. Dal Acton, Near, Lady Gaiety, Wicka also ran.

THIRD RACE Three-year-olds, fi furlongs Thomas Gal In way 1 on (Cooper). $130.50. IftS.KO. won Mico Girl US (Scheerer). S1.3I), second; Wat 00 (Johnson), 57.00.

third. Time. 1:18 1-5. BrtRhl Sands, Borax, Colors, Private, Hup-tena, MerloKene, The l.sl, Ma.nik, Ruili Esthoiy Mlnda, Royal Interest, Ava Trovalo alno ran. FOURTH RACE Three-year-olds, mile and sixteenth: Christ! lfli.

(Dyke). $3.10, out won Hnnovla 112 Haynea), $2.80, out, second; Celto 105 ParrlnRton), out, third. Time. 1:53. Burglar, Waulteea.

Teacaddy, Greenwood also ran. FIFTH It ACE Mile and sixteenth. 3-vear-olds and up; Edith Baumann 1 1 8 (Dyke). $5.40. $4.10, won; Menlo Park 108 (Merlinee).

$3. $3.40, second; General Pickett 108 (ParrlnRton), $13.70. third. Time. 1:54.

Iii(uleta, Vermak, Clara Morgan, Nannie McDce, Requlram. Yotnrtny. River King. Callaway and White also ran, SIXTH RACE Tbree-year-oIdH, mile: Hltfh Horse HO'(Dyke). $7.10.

$3.50. $.40, won; Paymaster 112 (Johnson), $4. SO, second: Alex Get 107 (Majestic I. $2.50. third Time, 3-5.

Jerry, Thrusi. Utile Abe also ran. HKVKNTH RACE Selling, one mile. up- Oholus 10!) (I.yke). $1.10.

$3.20, won; Comacho 97 (CoilinsK $11.50, $7.30, second; Goodwood 109 (Mlnlt). Si. 50, third. Time, 1:47. Euterpe, Bud-wulser and Dollna also ran.

Chicago Board Directors Tae Steps to Halt Speculation. CIIICACO. June Ronrd of trade directors fixed a mux lin ii it rice for corn bite today, ns was done with wheal several weeks ago. The price fixed was on all contrnctH of corn for future delivery. A special meeting of the directors was culled Immediately nfter trading closed this afternoon.

Later the foUckvlug resolution wns given out: "Itesolvcd. that on nnd nfter Wednesday, June 0. 1017, until further notice, members of this board in milking contracts for the pirrchust or snle, by grade alone, of corn to be delivered in store either for Immediate or for future delivery not, in entering Into such contracts, exceed the price of per bushel. Re it further "Itesolvcd, that, any member trading iu violation of the foregoing shall be deemed to have committed grave offense against the good name of the nssoclntion." Joseph P. Griffin, of the board of trade, said after the meeting: "Jn order that this action of the directors In fixing a maximum price for all corn contracts may not be misinterpreted.

I would have understood that the step was taken for purely preventive reasons. While governments and consumers are liberal buyers of corn for present and future delivery, there is no present indication that this buying bus reached proportions Mutt might result In unduly enhancing values. "It is the policy of the administration at Washington to prevent the price of foodstuffs reaching nn ahnormally high level nnd the action of our directory today Is simply In Hiipport of the policy of President: Wilson nnd his advisers." According to grain brokers there is little corn iu Chicago. Since last Thursday the price of the comipodlty has advanced 12 to 15 (rents, and the tendency to further advance is believed to have prompted the board of trade officials to fix a maximum price. MEETING HELD BY RIVER COMMITTEE At, a meeting of the river transportation committee of the board of transportation trustees for the city of Nashville various phases of the situation and the problem of bringing about the utilization of the Cumberland river as a means of transpor-tatnln was further informally discussed.

Charles Jones and S. S. Kerr, prominent grain dealers of the city who have made a study of river transportation conditions here, were present and participated In the conference. M. T.

Bryan, chairman of the committee, presided. The other mem hunt of the committee, all of whom were present, are W. Louis Davis; Rrown Ruford, A. J. Dyer, R.

B. McCarthy and A. Potter, president of the board. The committee Is engaged in the collection of data preparatory to determining on a program of uctlon. D.

MARSHALL, IN REGULAR ARMY Another Nashville boy who bus enlisted In the United States army is It. D. Marshall, the 21-yenr-old son of 'Squire R. D. Marshall.

He passed the examination with flying color.s and left yesterday for mining at Fort Oglethorpe. Needless to Bay, be will not, have to bother with being registered today. The draft has no terrors for such men ns this. noI Gl.AS PARK WINNERS. Eda Hermann chan 7.80 3.70 5.

lt 1,50 13.20 10.40 Square Dealer (Got VoKue MimiifiiT Walte tM Tex Foreman fGoo Waterproof (Garner FIRST RACE i'a fnr-m. $11.70, (Martini, m-'li ion R.mI lale. Odr--ind Mario Ioiirs: Edit Herrmann 100 Sfl.70, $4.00, won; Stripes inn 10. 51.40. second; Khnreuu (Goose), $3.70.

third. Time. Salmon. Ukelele, Parlor nunc Dickie Kills also ran. Tom Tit.

SECOND RACE Three-v en -uMf fi fur-lotlKs: Mart re tOi( Meeh.tn I 7 sn li $2.30. won; Fuzzy Wuzzy lafi (Tudor) second Bluer a 107 2. So' IhirU. Time. Sooth.

tu Sister Susie, Black Beautv' ami encerior also ran. liiiMH i hree-yenr-olds. itdin and sIMeen Ji Square lor 107 lOoofel. 53.7". 52.40.

ir.K). $3.20, $2. SO. (Callahan), $3.2 0, Sophia, Gatewood, won: Clare (Shlll-'eond; KitiR Fisher 10'J third. Time, i FlKhl Fair and Cunoo also ran.

FOURTH A loncs Vonue 1 i won; .1. -Three-year-olds, (i fur-( Andreas), $5,111, $2. so. Murdoch lin (Louder). $3.10.

52.50. flocomi: rlon Gonshy 112 I'iinn 1 1 1 Ti.l,,i tllanover), $3. in. third Jr. and Marie Miller also ran.

FIFTH AIM', Three-yea r-oldn. mile: Manager Walte 1 13 Martin l.fto. $2.1 $2.40. won: Bradley's Choice 110 (Gentry), $2.40. 52,20, second: Desmond's Pav 10D (Douder), J2.K0, third.

Time, 1 '35 Flouro, Win erf ord, Emerson, Cochran and Dorothy Dean also ran. SIXTH RACE Two-year-olds. 5 furtonc.i: Tex Foreman ion uioose). $13 20, Fvn "Uer (Connolly). 54.50, $3.80, second American Eapla 10!) (Martin), third.

Time, 1:00 4-5. P. Palmey, Prince lBor, Robert L. Owen. King fovato.

Butcher Boy. w. H. Buckner, Silk I.ady. Broom Peddler and Boy Blue also ran.

SEVENTH RACE Four-vear-olds, mllo and an olghth: Waterproof 103 (Garner), $10.10, $5.50, $1.20, prince S. 100 (Lll-ley $4.4 0, $3.50. second; Cliff Field 10fi (Dnpallle). $5.50, third. Time, 1:53 3-5.

Irish Gentleman, Will Dm. John Hurfe, Fair Orient, Day Day and Bruin Boru also ran. glosingMrgises are held at m. b. a.

On Monday morning at in o'clock Montgomery Bell academy closed Its fiftieth session. After a short nprnitu: pruver by the Rev. Father Merkley, the two contest's for duel.) mat Ion followed. In the lower school Hie speakers were Eddie Jordan. Frank Ilyrd, Armstrong Matthews and Merrill Moon; In the upper school, Maney Edniondsoii, James lilrslj; and Lanier Rod-die.

The judges of the contest, the Rev. ('has. T. Wright, the Rev. Prentiss Ptigh and Father Jos.

Merkley made Hie award of the lower school mod 11 1 io Armstrong Matthews and that In the upper to Mancv EdtiinndBon. The presentation speech was made by Mr. Wright. The award of the scholarship medals wns mnde by Mayor Kwlng an appioplrnte speech. Iu the upper school the honor was won by Carney Hooker, nnd In the lower school by Walter Frlel.

Three class prizes In addition were won as follows: In the slxlh form bv Robert Sparrow, in the fifth form by Bertram Cockrlll. nnd lu the necnud form bv Rroin-fleld r'tchol. Those winning second places for scholarship nnd deserving honorable mention In their respective forms were Allstalr Rankin, Richard Carrey. George Russell, Frederick Schlader and Owen Allen. The headmaster, Mr.

Rail, then presented lb diplomas of the school, those who were entitled to these befnp Forrest Allen, Allstafr Rankin, Edward Strasser, Phillip Harrison and Ruford Wilson. Ready for certification Into college but not entitled to diplomas were Charles. Bell, Ruber Sparrow. Maney Eduiomlson. John Merkley nnd Will Hunt.

After a few remarks by the headmaster, the Rev. Mr. Pugh. with a short but unique address on the vice of self-conceit, brought I he exercises to a close. CHICAGO DOCTORS LEAVE GERMANY BERLIN.

June 1 (via London). The Chicago unit of the American physicians' expedition stationed for the last, year at Graudens, left Rerlln on Saturda-v for Christiana. The party was headed by Dr. Frederic Magler, of St. Louis.

The expedition was financed bv the German -Austro-Hungarian relief committee. It has wound up Its work and donated the equipment, brought from the United Stales to the military hospital at Graudens. On leaving here Dr. Ilngler said: "Tliroughout our stay in Ornudena we were given every courtesy by the civil and Hilary authorities. In the last few months at no time were wo made to feel that we were 'hostile Our leave-taking wns not only extremely cordial, but the authorities-were most prompt in facilitating our departure for Denmark." Grows Long, Soft and Silky by Using EXELENTOSg which is a Hair Grower which feeds the scalp find roots of the hair and makes kinky nappy hair srrow lonff.

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FOR SALE 1 108 Russell St. Situated in section of East Nashville. Has six rooms and bath. Will take in some trade. Price, S3, 5oo.

Th.os. M. Murray Co. Independent Life Bldg. Main 587.

FOIl KALE Relmont. modern bungalow, beautifully finished: seven rooms, tiled bath, hurdwood I'loora throughout, fur-nnee. larce basement. Owner lenvins city; SI.7.-.I); terms. Call Hem.

258(1. FOIl SAI.K nenntltnl hlllldlnc lot nn Manstleid avenue, macadamized street, sidewalks, nice shade and fruit trees. $800. Call Will. FOR SALE Nice -1-room bungalow, good well, one nnd a half blocks of good car lino, one acre of genuine good soil, chicken bouHCs, fences, everything flrst-cluss.

No trade; $100 canli, balance monthly. L. A. NEWMAN 219 Sixth Avenue, North. Main II2-1S.

FOR SALE An attractive five-room cottage, bath gas, electric lights, city water, good barn, corner lot, terraced, 50x1 70. Price, $2,500. Small cash payment, balance rent and Interest. New, modern, up-to-date, attractive bungalov, 4 rooms, bath complete, electric lights, nice fixtures, hardwood floors, pantry, linen closet, furnace heat, stone columns, shady lot, good soil, lot 72x154. Price $2,850, on very liberal terms.

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B. RONEY 220 Capitol Blvd. Main 3250. For Sale Bargains WEST 2107 Highland Avenue Just finished; brick bungalow, 8 rooms and Sleeping porch; stucco stone coping around porch; hardwood floors throughout; tile ba'th with elegant plumbing' fixtures and separate heating arrangement; composition roof and nice' interior trimmings. Price, NOW, Thos.

Murray Co. Main 587. BIG FARM BARGAINS 4'40 acres on pike, 7 miles of Shelbyville, 2-story residence, big new barn, four or five everlasting springs. Practically level; 175 acres in cultivation, balance seeded to bluegrass. Must be sold for division, quick sale, 30 days.

$40 per acre. 300 acres, 12 miles out on fine pike, railroad and interurban; well improved; half fine, bottom land in cultivation, balance rolling, in fine bl.uegrass. Fin6 school and churches only one-fourth mile. A dandy farm and home $30,000. S.

B. BRYAN, Manager Farm Department. W. W. DILLON CO.

304 Third Avenue, North. FARM BARGAIN FOR SALE ACRES NEAR WAVERLY', TENN. On Richland creek; 250 acres rich bottom land in cultivation, balance in timber and grass. Fin.e place for cattle, sheep and hogs; has 110 acres planted in corn, balance cultivated land In wheat and oats. Owner says looks very promising.

Three sets of improvements, plenty of water, on new pike just being'built; $20 per acre in city property worth the money. ELMORE HILL 206H Union Street NOTICE. Notice 1b hereby prlven that I have been duly qualified In the county court of Davidson county on May 14, 1017, ns exe-cutor of H. F. Woodward, Ucceuscd.

All persohB hnvinfr. nccounts or demands aglilurit said estate horcby notified to at once tile their claims with me prop-orly verified or the same will be barred. All persons who are Indebted to said estate tire requested to come In nnd settle their accounts with me at once. HENRY W. SFICEK, Executor of Woodward, Deceased.

w. P. Cooper, Attorney. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between D.

W. Ramsey and V. E. Mitchell, under the firm name of Ramsey. Mitchell and doing business at Nashville, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.

D. V. Ramsey has retired from said firm, but the said F. E. Mitchell will continue the business at the same place nnd under the name of F.

Mitchell Co. D. W. RAMSEY. IP.

E- MITCHELL- TO 53O0, $2,000, $3,000, on good roni eBtatc. JOHN T. MNDSLBX.