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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MIS-. WILLARD BIsHo

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP
PSYCHIC PIANIST
Are you undecided. unhappy IN dou5t2 Is
your husband, wife, or sweetheart Indifferent
10 you? DO you wish 20 possess the key To
the vaults OF love. friendship success, ami
happinessf Know the secret Of control. tho
power 70 inspire confidence and win success
In business. social and financial life? ! can
and vii advise and assist you.
l-l-NlNIH STREET n WI
Don't Mistake Name and NumDer.J
isg-tf
MADAME CATHERINE, the celebrated
English PalmlsL and card reader. tells you
everything everyone ia trouble knows hat
she do. sl4 New York ave, second floor
front. Walk up. Phone Aaiu 2Jf. jeZ-f
NINE. JEWEL. psychic paImisJs what she
tells Is true. gives reliable advice on al az
fairs Of life. IA Sth ST. nv.
Look Tor signs iron steps.
apZz-u
MRS. HENkLE, ClalTyUyant. card reader.
reliable business advice given hours. / % g.
Engagements On sunday D. appointment only.
II 4tu myll-g0L
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70 learn best system designing
and cutting; day and night lessons. RING,
18th and * nv. je6-2t
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HOUSE PAINTING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO, carpenters
and builders; store fitting and renodeIinr-
mates furnished. ROOM ?, 633 F St. NV.
ia5-20t
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DYEING. CLEANING, PRESSING.

+. 4. GREEN. pressing cIuD. expert clean
ing. dyeIng and repairing adde's aod gen
tlemen; all Or5ers promptly attended 10. SO
and SIS 1sth St nv. mylzIu. "a. za-5oE
J. r. HUH tECLIPsEJ, dyeing ana eIezn-
ing works: MOTHS ana once 63I 18th 81 ne
branch 6l5 Penn ave. SCI telephone. LluColn
TIs-R. wagons cali for and deliver ap5-59t
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IlRL-White or coIored; do general house.
Florida ave. ne
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WHY WILL. q 4-year-oId. - 'In1lan'f M1ta-
cycle go faster and climb Eteefer hin than
a g-horsep~Wer latest model OF other makes ?
There Is a reason" CHAS. +. MILLER
BRO. 1901 l4Jh ST uayg-tf
WE SELL THE Royal" tls leader IN rnot1--
cycles. has F-shaDed belt ribbon no chance
Of slipping; no idler 20 cause friction; also
automobile and motorcycle repairing. Ma
TIOSAI. GARAGE. 1888 18th 81. NV
myZf-s0t
THE INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
EXCELL4s ALL OTHERS N SPEED
RELIABLE, DURABLE, UP-TO-DATE
CHAs. =. MILLER q BRO. us5 l8th NV
unh1s-s0-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


POSITION as grocery clerk and meat cutter
by young married man OF good habits. Ad-
dress T.. A. care OF Times Office Il
WORK WANTED by reliable Young man;
house cleaning, window washing. gardening
preparing, house work 8. ". STEVENSON,
2I0l SIN ST nv. u
RELIABLE HELP furnished for positions of
every character. We are dependable: ask
anybody. BRITTON'S EMPLOYMENT
je6.S
BOOKKEEPING and clerical work by
man who can do the work. reference fur
uished. BOX 436. Times office. II
AGENCY, sth and Eye nv. Phone NJ. 3055
1e5-Sa, ~. w-9Gt
FTRST-CLASS barber, porter or waiter, for
buffet or restaurant. 81 u ST. nv. je5-2t
BY MARRIED white man. aged 90 to
drive carriage. delivery wagon. or run eIe-
vator and make himself useful. references.
Address care Of 5. HAWKIN. 4lst ST.. Ten
leytOWn. d c. fe5-8r
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PSYCHIC.

II YOU WISH advice ana Information on
any subject. consult M +. Million and get
palm reading or psychic reading, Mr. Mil
Ion also teaches hypu0tism ana mental hyps
motto suggestion. 81 Eye I'D 81. M.
myIs-g0t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

LAUNDRY WORK 10 do al home by first
class laundress- 32S Bryant St NV. Il
COLORED woman, neat settled. general
Homework; stay nights p 7th 81. ne Il
WASHING and ironing or days work out
l4S Quander ST Sc. je5-2t
BY COLORED woman. neat settled. general
Homework; stay nights. y 7th ST. ne
fe5-2t
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PLUMBING.

EXPENSIVE Economyi Poor plumbing
more costly than the most expensive; fob
bling and Iemodeling our speciality; work
satisfactory. JOS r. QUINTER & SON I414
r. I. Ave. Phone n. ST. my23-m. ". sa-90t
TEL EPHON3 n $3.50 :or Immediate reDaire
to your heating or plumbing apparatus
fair trial is all we ask. LAUXNAN & SIN
CELL 1910 9Th 81, ave n1y1s-m, v, sa-soE
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PALMISTS.

AfNIE. HENRY reads palms and advises you
on business. love- marriage, health. and all
honest enterprise Just try her. s09 Eye 50.
nv. myGl-tf
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kORTEEAaT

LADDON PaARMAcY, 100 Florida ave. ne,
CHAA n BI.UMER, y. Cap. and u sts- ne.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor ID and Z SITS.
AhAUs. PHARMACY. 9th snd X SITS.
AeCHEsSEH & JOACHIM, sth and + sts. ne.
BENZ. i. LANHAM. l1th and i. Cap st.
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Personal.
rZTECTIYE AGENCY.

| BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
| - Colorado building. 18th and G. Expert
| Investigations. any cause, all sections
strictly confidential Phone Main z545 Night
Principal jeZ-gJt
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED-A few more boys ana girls. not
under fourteen years of ase, to take our free
lessons in muscular movement penmansfip
ana tOucn typeWrlJings class cOnfenes every
Saturday morning at o'clock. Apply at
once, STRAYERS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
nth and + NV. my22-tf
TELEPHONE EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE. l0lI New York ave. trained
help for resorts and city, profitable situations.
my30-Sa, IA th-tf
STENOGRAPHERS are always IN demand.
We can prepare you for position IA l50
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
oradO Building. Open day and night
myl6-tf
sTRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. nth ard
NV. Day and night school all the year.
Shorthand. typewriting bookkeeping, bank
ing, English. and civil service. TypsWr al
students homes. Write OF cau Tor catalogue.
apZI-SOt
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ALUMINIUM WORK.

THE TIN SHOP CO sos P ST y. W
Manufacturer OF sheet metal articles OF every
description. Rust proofng metal articles .
specially. Walls waterpr6ofed. Concrete work
Demonstration any time.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

ACTIVE AGENTS wanted to sell lots -,
East Dupont Heights. Apply at once to
ROOM 6. 5l2 F ST. NV je6-3t
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=. z. POWELL, 4th ana East CAPITOL sts.
ROACH DRUG CO., sth and q ats. &c.
\. 3. BURROWS, nth and Pa. ave.
r +. WELLER. cor. Sth and J.
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpesss competition dehed. ECLIPSE
RUG CO.. laurel. Nd. Branch. p 9Th ST.
ne. Phone lincoln 1870. Je5-s0t
SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven from
kind Ia tho sity: carpet cIeaE--g WASH.
INGTOH RUG CO.. ssI 5th 81. nv. II. tsz%
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STORAGE.

OUR STORAGE rooms are clean. locked. and
dry: only experienced men employed. our
prices pleasing TO our customers PEOPLE s
STORAGE & EXPRESS, 1910 7th st NV
Phone n 3940-M my9-no. We. sa-s5t
FURNITURE BACKED AND STORED, T5C
LOAD. Going out Of town? Store your fur
nitIre here IL viii be safe and well cared
for. BAUMS, 9l2 Pa ave. NV. Main 1854.
JeI-tf
100 SEPARATE storage rooms storage or
the load; packing. hauling and shipping See
US before storing. THOS. BOWLING & CO.
Auctioneers. 6l2 z 81. NV: phone Main 515.
myls-yUt
WHY pay more? We store for 75c load
q. 8. Storage Co. AS 10th ST NV. Phone 4s29
mhlS-90t
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms. from 60 month u
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
sss-s2z e NM PHONE 81 SIS
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PAINTS AND OILS.

HIGH GRADE paints and oils. I sell the
hest. all Kinds glass Glass cut etc w
F. ANDREWS, 1891 18th st. NV. Phone n
2092. my23-Sa. m. u-90t
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HINDOO.

PROF. BUNDHA, Hlnd5o oIal-voyaat and
paImist from India and his band Of people
located az Luna PARK consult them regard
ing all affairs tp6-Slt
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ANACOsTIA.
sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
jefferson sta
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PAINTS AND HARDWARE.

MY PAINTS last. I know how 70 mix them
Garry full line OF high grade paints Extra
fine walnut screen doors. AUGUST WEBER
Sl3 Maryland ave. ne. je6-Sa m. vv-q0t
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help WANTED-MALE.

PORTER in merchant tailoring establish
ment; wages Se.50 per week good references
required 1882 r ST. NV. jest
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GEORGETOWN.
+. p WELLER. Pharmacy. asa n 81 NV.
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STRAW HAT CLEANING.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

ONE DOZEN cabinet photos, tive positions.
showing proofs, Sl.50: all work guaranteed:
open Sundays. Phone NJ 1864 MELNICKS
STUDIO, SOP 7th 81. NV. je3-w, sa, un-s0t
OUR SPECIAlTY-A sepia porcelain minia-
ture: oval: 2isx3 inches. copied from any
photograph for sl.5aA BoYCE STUDIO, 152s 3.
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EOILTHWEET

y. HUGO EISENBEISS. TN ana streets
MCDONALD. J. ", AZ and L sw.
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TAILORING.

g. SPIGEL. ladies' and gentIemer's me tall
orr g. moved from -5II Conn we % 1915 O.
all work first class remO1eliuE cleaning.
pressing; goods called fer aad delivered.
Phone 4ss1 uyl5-s0t
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SIGNS

Early to bed, early 10 rise,
WORK LIKE HELEN" Advertise
with JACK Goldsmith's sigh productions %
D 81. Main $50 je6-9ot
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY nrst-clasH fun dreHs and tuxedo
suits Cor hire at most reasonable prices.
Il 4. PINES .-EE GIANT TAILOR,
IE5 7Jh apIG-Bct
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BROOKLAND. D c.
LIN2ON & NELSON
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FINE UPRIGHT PIANO of standard make:
almost new Sl45. Can be bought for SO
down and s. per month
FREDERICK MUSIC co. 1928 L ST.
5e6-tf
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MASSAGE.

FACIAL MASSAGE.
1881 Irving ST Phone North sTZ-K
Price Sec Electro FibrJ used. Special plvsl-
elan compounds all prepare lions. Ladies only
apl4-9lt
MARIE SYDNEY,
Select Toilet and Massage ParloTs eos 18th
ST. NV. parl0T floor. please We.k in. hours
10 20 80 daily and sunday. my27-30r
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. general face and
scalp: Swedish movements elactr0-vI5ro:
open Sunday parIoT doOrs front walk ln
Hours a. IN. 10 ~ >. n. 81 Lth 81. NV.
Phone Main 6ssS- mh2z-sJt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
4 l. CAhNE x CO., 703 King ST
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OUR DEAAND FOR business places excel
our supply. We want you 70 give IA 49,
places % get results. Established 1875 new
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COLD STORAGE FOR FURs.
MATTRESSES.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made conf 1Tt able as new at small cost You
can see ycur work done Factory ana sales
room, 633 II nv. Phone II 2o97. l. 7. JONES'
apzs-s0t
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GOD TABLE BOARD: reasonable rates;
TsI-class home cooking. 6S5 J nv. je6-Zt
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CORNER grocery northeast: long esfsblfsba4.
daily recsipts. $50. rent. So, large 800.
owner must SELF 1900 or invoice ERW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 +
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MODERN yVoODMEN OF AMERICA
WASHINGTON CAMP. 10. 1884 Van ".
Roberts, 635 18th ST ne, clerk. meets Gdurs-
day evening at Typographical Temple. Is
@ ST NV. my25-e0t
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SELECT ROOMS AND APARTMENTS

THE VAN DYKE. American and European.
Sd and d NV, furnished rooms bachelor
apartments; special dinner. 8 To D. m. sun
day to . p. m. Expert Chinese cook. Phone
81. 6652 ap26-90t
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ANY QUANTITY, best in city, 81 Ter EsT.:
finest assortment Of confectionery Goods Ba-
llVered. Phones Line SO and 15g LANES
COKINOS < CO., 1903 II ST. ne, ~ sth Sc
my2I-w. Sa. W-31t
IT'S PRETTY HOT. Try some OF Am
Teln's delicious Ice cream. Cools ana delights
A telephone call. that's all GEO. AM
REIN. 1916 7th 81. NV. uyI5-rn VI. ss-sOt
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SIGN SHOW CARDS.

TELL PEOPLE about yourself; posters. 10
to-date business show cards. theatrical illus
trated posters OF all kinds. slides. etc PAUL
ALEXANDER, 6Z8 + 81. NV.
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WORKINGMANs WANTS.

WORkINGAEN, suit OF clothes for a four
dollar bill. viii save YOU a five spot. z905s
ali tailor made; wooden goods Slightly used
coats and vests for small men for 81 ana
$780, bargains now. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
619 D. fe1-7t
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
BUSY WEEK AHEAD FOR NAVY
Will Meet Harvard at Baseball,
Lacrosse, and on the Water.
Also Play Penn Nine Tomorrow, and
Hold Annual HntercIRss Field
and Track Meet.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, April 1.-THE eight
Dared cedar shell in which the Harvard
varsity eight Will row against the mid
shipments first crew on the Severn on
Thursday next reached Annapolis this af-
ternoon on a freight car having been
sent down from Cambridge ahead of the
oarsmen. In addition to :he eght-oared
craft a single shell also came along. This
will be used by the crew coach TO follow
his charges over the course, although the
Academy authorities viii usual place
at the disposal OF the coach the little tor
pedo boat Manly which is used by Coach
GIendon, OF the Navy crew.
The Harvard oarsmen together with
subs, coach and manager, will arrive to-
morrow morning, and the crew will take
it's first SPIN on the river in the after
noon.
The coming race is being looked for
ward to with unusual interest, since Ii
will be the first time that Harvard and
Annapolis have contested in an eQuauc
venture for a number Of years, and the
fact that the Crimsons will be represent
ed by their varsity eight.
Next week will be one Of great impor-
tance in the athletic annals Of the two
institutions In addition to the crew race,
the Harvard baseball squad Will use the
Academy diamond for practice during the
week, and will play two games with the
midshipmen while here-Wcdnesday and
Thursday-and in addition to these events,
the Harvard ana Navy lacrosse teams
will have a game on Thursday.
Altogether. the week will be one of the
most extensive in the history Of athletics
at the Academy, for aside from the
events with Harvard, the Middtes viii
have baseball game with Pennsylvania
on Saturday, and the annual interclass
field and track meet Will be held the same
day.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
EASTERN COLLEGES INVITED.
Western Conference Asks for EN-
tries for Champi nship Games.

Chicago, April 1S--Invitations were ex-
tended yesterday by the intercollegiate
Conference Athletic Association TO
Swarthmore Pennsylvania, and Cornell
with the view of obtaining entries from
these crack Eastern track teams for the
conference meet on June at Marshall
games are hopeful OF landing one OF the
three teams and possibly the relay squads
of all the institutions.
If successful in their endeavors, the
conference officials will have an oppor-
tunity to bring together the best athletic
material OF the country. as there is
every assurance that Leland Stanford
will send its team from far-off Cali
fornia. w. S. Bond, OF the University
OF Chicago, is bending every energy to
secure the entry OF the Stanford team.
Missouri yesterday sent word that a team
would be here to represent the State uni
Versty, while Hamline University, at
st. Paul, has promised TO have a team
here.
Eighteen colleges are thus assured in
the entry list for the classic, according
to President George Horton, OF the asso-
citation. Every institution in the confer
ence will be represented, and in addition
there will be ten outside schools, with
bright prospects of many more getting
into line before the entries close.
California is practically out OF the run
ming as the Golden State institution has
recently been put to a heavy expense in
the completion OF a new field Stanford
is exceptionally strong in track material
this spring, and the Westerners are pick
ed to cut a wide swath in the particular
events for which they will be named.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19

Jimmy Britt, the famous native son of
California, has fallen down the pugilistic
ladder one step farther
His quick and decisive defeat by Pack
ey Mcfarland has added another TO his
list of beatngs. Britt was a pet OF the
gambling fraternity of San Francisco In
it's palmy days. and after he left the
amateur ranks he had things pretty
much his own way till he attracted the
attention OF Joe Cans, who went after
him hot-foot and ran up against the col
or line.
There was a long wrangle before the
boxing promoters succeeded in coaxing
Britt to meet Cans and the meeting re-
suited in the famous five-round verdict
to Cans on a foul the only way in which
Britt could save himself from being
knocked out.
The result of the bout caused consider
able scandal, but after the hue and cry
died out Britt, who is an ardent pursuer
of the mighty dollar, came once more
into the limelght He beat Battling Mel
son. and was then knocked out by the
latter in a return match and then got
himself into condition and beat Nelson in
twenty rounds.
Not Liked Gn East.
Eastern sporting men never took much
stock in Britt's claims for pre-eminence
in ring affairs, especially after his beat
ing by Terry McGovern, who slammed
Britt all round the ring at Madison
Square Garden and came near landing
Knockout blows the Californian sew
eral times during the ten rounds they
were in the ring AS Terry had only re-
Gently left an insane asylum. and was
not in anything like good condition physi-
cally, the students OF boxing figured out
that had the terrible one been in good
shape or anything like his prime, he
would have had trouble in putting
Britt out Of business.
Some folks are still laughing over the
result of the second match between Cans
and Britt, in which the coored man was
declared the victor in six rounds. Britt
quit cold and there was a lot of queer
things connected with the match. Jim
mys excuse was that he had broken the
una bone in his right arm, and that ex-
preston has since been one of the pet
phras ses of boxing ring parlance, and
Britt will be remembered by ii long
after he has ceased to be thought of for
any fighting he ever did.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
TOMMY BURNS REAL SWELL.
Prosperity Has Dome Whole Lot for
Henvy-weIght Fighter.

Prosperity has done an amazing lot for
Tommy" Burns 1t has made him one
of the most "howlng English swells' in
Piccadilly. He is as careful OF his sar-
torial appearance as if he were one OF
those stranded Americans whose business
it is to wear English garments at so
much per day, and induce their country
men to patronize certain London tailors-
He is usually surrounded with many Of
the Americans who make their home in
London for the greater part OF the year,
and spend most Of their time in the
English capital enjoying themselves as
much as possible at the expense Of the
others. "Tommy' is not quite SO easy
as some have been who have preceded
him, but he does like to give the English
people the impression that he is swell
guy
Before he returns to the United States
he is anxious to get over to France and
pick UP some OF the money which is said
to be waiting In the French capital for
anybody who will go after 1t. The French
suddenly have acquired notion. TO tancy
pugilism and Burns wants TO get over
there and play the game while 1t is
worth while.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
BuiIders Defeat BineviIIes.

A lively game was played yesterday on
the reservoir field in Bloomngdale be-
tween the Builders baseball club and the
Bingvilles, resulting in a score OF 10
in favor Of the Builders. The Bingvilles
averaged older and heavier than the
Builders, but the superior team work OF
the latter won for them. The lineup
was as follows: Builders--Hulfsh,
catch; Gill, shortstop; II. Burley, second
base; Il. Jones, third base Hall, left
field; w. Burley, pitcher; Blundon, center
field; w Jones and G.. Hunteman felders;
Falkner, first base. Observation-Disclosures.
pitcher; Peoples, first base; Hartman and
Austin, second base; Speidel, shortstop;
W. Fielding, right field; H. Hunteman,
center feld; Young, left field 9. Field
ing. third base; willis, catcher.