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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-Tw0 large, desirable rooms
on second floor. with board $40 c. ST..
10 A ST. NE.-Nicely furnished rooms
second and third floors. large closets
south and north exposures; sanitary
plumbing good board. no children u
LARGE and single rooms, furnished and
UNPUBLISHED; also fiat on hrst Eoor.
4vl y st, uW. se1l-zt
ROOM AND BOARD for two young men
In private home, pEeJuiy located con-
TeuleuJ 10 car lines reasonable terms
Address BOX ls6, tAts once. se5t--t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. with or
without board. al 633 I'd 81. ne. se59-3J
CALL AT Iul H st. NV. and make youe-
self at home table board the best The
market AFFORDS. se5---J
FOR HOME COMFORTS and good food
call at sos 12th 81. NV. se59--t
FOR RENT-One very large and one
medium size communicating rooms. sin
sle or en suite win or without board
near departments terms very reason
able. Apply 2lso f So NV. se5J-at
LARGE or small room, with board. 500
X ST. NV sesJ-al
SECOND FLOOR front room. with
board. near departments and ears. 5l1
II st. NV. sesl-3t
FOR RENT-I713 New York ave. oDp0-
newly furnished Well lighted and heated
rooms. on second and third floors porce-
lain baths urSL-class board, gentlemen
only. Saao-ZL
FOR RENT-TwO beautiful large rooms
with board home cooking 1923 Stl 81.
NV se-s-5I
FOR RENT-Room with b3aEd i'm pri-
yaIe family, for two gentlemen. -l5 5th
ST. sw. near Museum. se-s-3t
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms and beard two in a room. 1928
- ST. NV. ses-st
FOR RENT-Room with or without
board. l35 Carroll st. Sc se-s-st
FOR RENT-g38 II 81. NV. large second
floor front room for JWoi enc private
b7th. large back parIor. suitable for
doctor, good table, telephone IN house.
seZ9-1t
TWO FINE bay-window rooms, south
sru. exposure; suitable for four persons
with excellent tale board. 5l5 i ST. NV
se29-2t
ROOMS. win or without board han
room; reasonable 42a ii 81, NV. se-,-5l
FOR RENT-Third floor front room.
with good table board. 10l5 J. 81. NV
se-e-ot
GOOD ROOM. centrally located; first
class board. Il Grant Place. se2-at
WANTED-Two boarders for nicely fur
uished room, with good board BATH
81 so uer week each. 1928 I'D 81. NV.
se-e-at
ROOMS AND BOARD; terms reason
able ll1z Grant Place. se-s-5t
ROOMS, with OF without board. 40 SIN
st. NV. se-l-5yt
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LOST-Ou i stu between Dupont Circle
ald 18th ST.. or ON 18th ST. car, a d0u-
Bile Greek cross. or -sWa st5ka. % roughly
made in silver with uup0Ished turquoise
seL-Ilg In CENTER very liberal reward i
delivered 20 ~. ~. HITE. Room -.
Patent once.
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~ ANILD-By druggist, situation, ten
years experience REGISTERED I'm New
1Ez and District of Columbia best ref
erences- Address BOX 163 this office.
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FOUND.

FOUND-The way 90 get nd OF rats.
See BARCLAY. The EsrICL Man. 81
I 1rrf.fsna ave miI-1-Ct
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WANTED-By frst-class cake baker. 4
permanent position. Address BOX I48.
this Once sgLs-gF
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FOR sALE-Grocery store 1904 v 81.
NV =ez-7r
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HAEIED-By young German mani.
work u any kind. III l.th 81 s. ss.s-.r
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either aS writer. typewriter office worker
or cashier. Address BOX 2I1, tlIs or
Nee 1t
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WOULD LIKE To BUY grocery and
provision store. address BOX rs. this
office zazs-gr
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NANTED-Three unfurnished rooms b
second floor for couple and one eLllI
ilsat housekeeping O. III. r.. 405 For
IDA ave- NV elzs-st
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. sWerlug % name Of Rags. tag 1851 Re-
turn 10 1906 slh 81. nv. ana receive re-
ward Il
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"a Bottles Lager Beer, 75c Delivered.
Beavers-PhOne II. l095-D-423 IA ST. sw.
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LOST-Septembe -. on 18th ST., near
L ST., SIS by Woodworking man. Re
ward JOE HERNDDE, 1913 Chester
Court NV. Ii
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room, lu Hat or apartment house pre-
IeEfedi permanent. Address BOX 10 This
Office. ra2g-ef
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wANTED--ROOMs 80 BoARD.

lady, board ana room in
small or private family southern ex-
pOsure5 must have all cOnvenieuces. Adj
dress FRIEND, this Office. sezS-3c
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LOST-CoIlie doc. brown and white:
with tag 5s2l. Reverb if returned TO zz9
10Th ST ne. sel-5L
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BIRDS, DC-s, ETC.

FOR SALE--Youug parrots. canarIes.
rabbits, guinea piss, dogs cats. and pets
OF ala k!I45. 6lTos uaroed for the bum
mer. sCHMlD.S BIRD STOREI ~
J2th st. nW's and G5l II st ne 1e20-tG
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NFANTED-By a coloTed woman. wash
ilE 10 DO an home. Residence. Ia1Z ana
EL. NV seZ+-zL
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LOCAL MENTION.

Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con
test
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WANTED-BICYCLES.
I WANT TO BUY every bicycIe in
Washington. G.. u. HUNTER, The BIZ
cycle Man, 1l5 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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FOR REET-A magnificent 14-r00m
house, nov occupied by owner sui--
able for business or boarding house:
situated on j. st, NV. near 9Th ST. first
and second floors hardwood finish: All
modern i'm pT1Farle rtss reasonable terms.
For permission TO Inspect apply 10 g.
MARTIN BRAND. I4J4 O ST. NV ss5-f
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Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest are yCu2
Dangler Gas Heater Only SI.z5.
A. EberIy's Sons, us 9Th ST. NV.
Get IL the Election Contest
2.500 Ia gold 10 the winners.
If Not One, Then another.
Even IL you don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as Che next
one TO take the 500 second prize in The
Times great election contest.
L-vcstigate The Times Election Contest.
Money and fun for all.
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EVAETED-A c0lored woman. good
lauudress and 10 assist with general
Homework. 1llG Pa. ave. NV se-s--t
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LoST-SeptemHa a. package valuable
papers. in moving. Reward If returned
10 MARTHA EAPER, IIy5 i st. NV.
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FOR EEET-Stcre. 3l5 New York ave;
best transfer corner in city. apply
ROOM l6. HutchIus Building. 11lh ana
u SITS NV. se58-3t
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FOR RENT-TWo large. well lighted
rooms, facing front for light lIOusekocD-
ing heat and light; gas fo- cookiugi
reasonable young couple preferred. APP
ply 1915 Sth 81. NV. sea9-3t
FOR RENT-TWg large rooms ou second
floor, or three on third, reasonable phi
yate family. 1914 East CAPITOL ST., fac
ing Lincoln Park. III
FOR RENT-13l4 2Sth ST. n}v.. ten rooms
.uL 81. -L-. L-r.- 81. --r- --L --------
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VEANTED-Eeat honest girl FOR gem
eral h0usework; small family 1928 9Th
ST. NV. Sr-I-'L
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NANTED-z5 good general h0useW0TF-
ers- 300 r ST. NV. 5ez5-zL
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WORTHLESS CHECKS Judgments and
claims collected everywhere reliable m
formation about anybody anywhere.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Suite "a Colorado Building 18th and
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-By reliable c0lored girl q
place as general LouseHCTker or nurse
5l5 5Ll -. nv. ii
WANTED-By young lady, position.
either as writer. typewriter office worker
or cashier. Address BOX 2I0. tnIs or
nee. Ii
VFA%TED-seWiuE- an kinds neatly
oouei $500 week l5c days references.
address BOA Zl3s This ONCE. II
NFAETED-By experienced lady. position
90 doctor s. Dr dentists Office. OF writ
ING -l ONCE references Address BOX
~. tlis ONCE. sea1-Zt
FAETED-Bv lady experienced ia studio
Work. position ~ u 81. ne. se9J-2r
WAETED-Plaee as cashier iu restau-
rant on cafes dag work. address BOX
WANTED-Hy neat girl. place as nurse
~ eham1eEfaai1. Hyie court uw. II
FA&TED-By a colored woman. wash
ilE 10 DO az home. Residence. IazZ 4Jh
81. NV seZs-zL
WANTED-By reliable coIored eirI. with
good reference place as CHambaruald
OF nurse. lll3 TT ST. NV. seza-ZJ
WANTED-Auyoue THAI wishes a GOOD
reliable cook. % stay an night plea Sc
call 81 fenton 81. De. ssZa-ZL
WAETED-8y young lady from coun-
try place 20 sew. l5ll Columbia ST.
IFAETED-FreIch pupils; class or pri-
Eale lessons. apply MISS C.. GIBSON.
~ 81 seza-8t
WANTED-By a respectable mlddIe-aeel
lady. 5lrIal ton ~ lauys companion
AluEeEeepar. or lle care OF an invalid.
best references. Address NURSE l4--
ed ST. my. zezs5t
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WA&TED-Aayoue that wishes "a GOOD
reliable cook. 70 stay al night please
call So Eeut0u 5r. me- seZg-Er
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR HENT-TW0 furnished rooms S.
per month ssl 9TH ST. me- se30-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
.0F LIVINGSTON.

NEW YORK PATTERN FAELoES,
Dress Cutting. DTeSsuIa king. DESIGNING
Ladies Tailoring. and SeWluE school
1920 O. ST. We guarantee our pupils $50
day or make no charge Tor Instructions.
IL
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zNACCsLIA.
BURY-s PHARMACY corner Monroe and JeheE-
Sun SIS
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

barber; $3.50 guara1-
zee. slI East CAPITOL ST. 1T
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WANTED - Gardener who understands
farming married man with small fam
ilE preferred. address. stating refer
euces and wages wanted. BOX ISL. this
office. ae-sL
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FOR RENT Large furnished front
room Tor two also smaller one, Sc; heat
and gas 1l1O 18th ST. NV se3O-3t
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TOR- Two large. COMMUNICATIVE
rooms. overlooking Carnegie Library en-
trance; all convenience. 500 Mount Yer
non Place. se2S-5t
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FOR RENT X ST. ne, furnished or
unfinished communicating rooms heat
and gas. sezS-3C
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FOR RENT-To gentlemen second and
third story front rooms nicely fur
uisheds on car line. one block from good
cafe. Call after 3 pm. I7lJ T. ST. NV.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED AND UN.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

pered rooms, second floor; all modern
improvements adults only. 90 O ST.
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VaNTED-C00k Tor lew b0aTdaTs. ca
uabIa and Ubiiglug. references. AE,o
SCHEECKs Fredolia Hotel, ls-l H.
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FOR RENT-TW0 large, desirabIe rooms
on second floor. with board $40 @ ST.
NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-One large ID floor room. /
windows, water in ROOM desirable Sa4
New York ave. nv. s=4-5L
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WAETED-8y young lady from couu,
try place 10 sew. l5l Columbia 81.
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W4NTED-A Grst-class man for new
{ work and repairing. Call all day at
zsI4 18th ST. uE. PA EhTZ. se5l-zC
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81 MAKES you a member Of the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
year. and positions are guaranteed TO
AN who want work. 4l3 10Th ST. NV,
basement. BOWIE Cnc.). seZ2-50t
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u Dht RENi-IWo furnished rooms on
t5lliu HolEf stand $ per month. To gem
tltmeu only, aszl 18th ST. NV se30-2t
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FOR kENI-tuTUisLed room with
Southern family, suitable for two gen
tlemeu, with or without board. SO New
Jersey ave. NV. sell-Zf
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ED-Eiremau Tor the winter exc
peEieuc- not necessarily must be honest
and temperate Inquire Of u. s. SHEA
corner ~ and j. stE- me- II
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+ WANTED-A white barber; good guar
/ aULee5 $3.50 for Saturday. Apply ti5
Sth ST. SCI 1t
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FOR RENT-Convenieut TO Capitol and
Library, one finely furnished room sec
Cud story, bath. heat and light 20 gem
se-9-8t
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wan LED-IUGuE man TO take charge
OF school building ia exchange for tut
ton ln day school address BOX -5I.
this Office se55-2r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-03
Fleming LOST

II II. Egberg OF Denmark defeated
John Pienlng of New York by two falls
Roman style. in the Harlem River casino
last night Three thousand pessons saw
the contest. The Dane had the advantage
OF the local man so far as height and
weight went, being Ave inches taller and
30 pounds heavier He was Pienings in
ferior. however, In the science OF wrest-
ling, particularly on the offensive. Egberg
won the first fall with a reverse body
hold in 10 minutes, ~ seconds. The Sec
ond fall was won by Piening with a bar
and neck hold In Is minutes II seconds.
= -A-bar and neck hold also gave the third
and deciding fall 10 the Dane. the time
being 25 minutes Al seconds.
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HELD FOR
ALLEGED
LARCENY

William Fl. Norden OF AZ Federal street,
Boston. was arrested at the Newman by
Deputy Sheriff 8. c. Gardiner at $50
o'clock last night upon the charge of
obtaining money under false pretences
from the Rhode Island company.
He was arraisned at 1880 this morn
ing. Judge sweetland holding special
court, and caves urety In $500 to appear
for trial next week Friday.
Norden filed a claim with the Rhode ISL
and company. In which he alleged that
on the evening OF Nov 22d. while cross
ing the street at the corner OF Math-
ewson and Westminster streets, a trolley
car pole slipped from the trolley wire and
broke an electric light globe.
That some OF the pieces fell upon him.
cutting his hat, while a splinter entered
his eye causing him considerable pain.
He wanted IS for the hat and s. for the
doctors bill.
II he was not settled with he proposed
TO bring suit for damages. The $40 was
paid to him and the arrest followed.
There was such an accident at the time.
place and on the date Norden claims. but
the police report was TO the effect that
the globe hit the mans shoulder and, as
the man said, caused him no damage or
injury.
The warrant alleges larceny OF the so.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-03

a. m. next Monday. Following Is the Of
fetal list:
Jean Gougoltz. Switzerland. and Petit
Breton, France: Arthur Vanderstuyft.
Belgium and Johann Stol. Holland: An
TOME Dussol, Argentine Republic. and An
DIRE Mazan. France; Bobby" Walthour,
Atlanta, Ga, and "Bennie" Munroe,
Tennessee; Nat Butler. and James n.
Moran. Boston; w. Palmer. Australia,
and Emil Agraz, Mexico; w. T.. samuel
son and Saxon Williams. Salt Lake City;
Otto Mayo. Pennsylvania and Jed New
kirk. Chicago; John Bedell and Menus
Bedell, Lynnbrook. l.. l.; l., f. Root and
oliver Dorlon, Sheepshead Bay. l. L.:
Hugh Maclean. Boston, and James b.
Bowles. Chicago; Harry Caldwell New
Hampshire and Norman G. Hopper. Min
neapolis; Patrick Keegan, Lowell, Mass.
and Patrick #. Keegan, Boston: Floyd
Krebs, Newark. ~ j.. and Joseph Folger.
Brookyn Charles Turvlle. Philadelphia
and Louis Melting. Boston, Sammy Sui
kns. Boston and Joseph Rockowitz. New
York; Hardy Downing and Burton
Downing. San Jose. Call William F.
King, Missouri, and Mayo Rosslno, Italy.
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Central Alleys Proved Most Popular
for Local bOWlerS.
Favorite, D'ATkIe, Defeated by Prean
in The First Race.

strong and prevalently insistent demand
that one man be elected as there has been
this year Never before has any ono
man on a Harvard football team been
singled out as the man 10 be elected
captain. The whole college and all the
other departments OF Harvard university
have been demanding that Hurley be re-
elected.
Hurley is a born football player and
goes into the game for the pleasure that
there is I'm t. or all the half-backs Of
the year. he stood out as the leader.
The feeling Is everywhere strong that
with Hurley as captain and with a re-
vlsed s. stem OF coaching Harvard has
the best chance next year that she has
had in a long time. Hurley is leader
who inspires his men with confidence.
Next year Capt. Hurley will have good
foundation TO work on. The line will be
almost intact Derby Meier and Randall
and Matthews will be out OF college, or
ineligible, but the other Ave places will be
filed by men who have won the III this
year The back-feld will lose Mills only.
and Hanley will take his place
The athletic committee now must pass
on Hurley's election. but there is no doubt
that they will ratfy the action OF the
team. Any other action would result in
a storm OF protest.
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WESTERLY
BANKS ARE
ABSORBED

The confidently expected has happened.
The Industrial Trust company OF this city
has absorbed the National Mantle Bank
OF Westerly and as a side It'd bit the Man
tic Savings bank. The deal was con-
summated yesterday.
The deal is one which has been antici-
pated for some time I'm local financial cir
cles. and is In keeping with the plan
adopted In the other principal cities and
towns OF the state.
The plan was decently carried oat in
Warren, where the Industrial Trust COM
pany consolidated the Ave local banks and
established a branch. where the business
IL now conducted under one roof.
The new plan will. as has been the
case In other suburban towns. give the
local depositors all the facilities granted
to the city depositors. including interest
on checking accounts. They will also re-
ceive the security and protection af-
forded by the large capital and surplus Of
the trust company, which amounts TO over
$4,000. .0oo
James NJ. Pendelton, who has for many
years been treasurer of the Mantle Saw
ing Bank. will become manager OF the
Westerly branch OF the Industrial Trust
company.
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MAHER RETURNED

Jockey Danny Maher returned IN
New York in the steamer Cedric after a
successful racing season abroad. He read
with much interest a glowing interview
with him printed last Tuesday when the
ship was in mid-ocean.
Great enterprise" he commented. THE
Cedric has no wireless. so that interview
must have been grapevine production.
had 11s wins out OF a possible $50 on the
other side. l am third on the list OF win
ming Jockeys, Madden being first and
Lane second
My rate OF winning mounts figure out
"a per cent. / won the Prince OF Wales
Eclipse and Jockey club stakes, the first
and third OF these on Rocksand and the
Eclipse on Dolly Dale.
II have renewed by contracts with Sir
James Miller as first call and with Lord
Derby az second. Altogether / won this
season about sS75,60o for my owners. |
won $4,000 In two or three races. I rode
four winners two days In succession.
lost the Grand Prix through the wheeling
of my mount, Governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-03
DOIkGS At BROWN.

Prof. John e McFayden OF Knox COL
lege. Toronto. gave a lecture last even
ing In Manning hall on THE Poetry OF
the Bible" Prof. McFayden has been
i'm America a few years only. but has al
ready become widely known here as a
held under the auspices Of the Provi-
dence Biblical institute
A statement is made that only 35 per
cent. OF the men In college are able TO
swim. With such faculties as the col
lege offers for swimming this is a fact
much to be lamented. Charles Huggins
will, however take charge OF the swim
ming pool and form classes. He will
also form a water polo team which can
competoe with other colleges. +. j.
Price. '06, has been appointed temporary
captain and a manager for the team will
soon be appointed
The Sophomore Debating club Of Har-
ward has signihed its desire to debate
with the team representing the sopho-
more class at Brown.
Chancellor e BENJAMIN Andrews Of the
University of Nebraska, former president
agrees In the most part with the action
OF the majority of the Brown athletic
board, which changed the rules last
spring. He condemns our imported"
definitions Of "amateurism" President
Faunce of Brown" says DIR. Andrews.
Justly denounces the systematic prevari-
cation which has prevailed and still pre-
walls in college sport"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-03
FAVORITES BEATEN

The opening event at Bennings track
yesterday was the feature in which some
OF the best 2-year- olds at the track were
carded TO measure strides with older
thoroughbreds. The weather was de-
lightful and large crowd was In at
tendance. OF the 10 carded for the first
event for all ages at 6h furlongs seven
accepted the issue. The talent could see
nothing hut D'Arkle. whom they sent to
the post to 20 favorite. Preen. an
other 2-year- old. was second choice at
to /. Preen shot to the front as soon
as the barrier went up and won as he
pleased by five lengths. D'Arkle was
second.
Bluecoat was the best liked OF the O.
year olds in the second race. and he
won by half a length from Amberjack
The latter was ridden by Winnie O'Con-
nor. who Just returned from France
where he rode this year.
Two-year- -old fillies and geldings ran In
the third race. and once more the ia
vorite players cashed. as Bohemia won.
The fourth race was won by the good
thing, Rockland, backed from IL to / to
3 to 1. He led all the way and won by
a length and a half from Bobbie Kean.
The greatest surprise was at the close,
when James #. and Marjoram. In the
order named, defeated Ostrich. the hot
first choice. In a four-horse race The
meeting closed this afternoon.