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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29

FOR SAIE-A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK
RESIDENCE OFFERED AT A GREAT SACRI.
EICE: PRICE. $1,000. REDUCED FROM
Location one OF the choicest in the city.
Residences on this square are occupied by
attorneys and business men Il is today and
always has been considered one Of the choic-
est squares IN the northwest
The house is very complete having Eve
rooms on the first floor There are seven sleep.
Ing sa z rooms: The house is in thorough repair,
provements which included new plumbing,
new hardwood floors. beautiful mantels, cleo
trio lights and decorations. Lot 80 feet front
and 1876 feet deep.
This is opportunity which is something
out Of the ordinary. One OF the most complete
homes that has ever been offered for the price.
speculator could make money to buy it and
resell. An investor could get large rate OF
short time only. See Ds at once
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-17I7 WILLARD ST. 11R AND B..
x,S IN: 2l24 NJ st. NV, Tor. and b.. SIS. so; r.
lie St NV, ST., $12. JOHN B. dash. 12S
18th st. NV. mnlO-u
FOR RENT-NO. 1929 18TH ST. NV: II
rooms and two baths; hotw heat; servants
room Rent SIS per month. WEAVER BROS.
1416 st NV. mnlS-u
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FOR RENT-FROM APRIL I-917 FRENCH ST
NV: u rooms cellar; modern bath: brick
dwelling; frst-class condition: rent So. W.
r. MACGILI.. 18th and \. y. NV. Mutual
Fire Insurance bldg. mh27 st seSu
FOR RENT-COLORED-THE NEW APART
ment. No. ]. 315 Oakdale ST.; rooms and
hath; SIS Open
rnh2.-3t CHAS. E. BANES 1921 r st.
FOR RENT-C0LORED-522 ST: 8 ROOMS
and bath: handsome Ihree-story bay-window
brick: key at COS u ST.
mh21 ct CHAS. E. BANES. 1921 F st.
FOR RENT-317 N.E.-MODERN: 8 ROOMS
and basement; cellar high location !;
open sides all around. $3.50. W. +. NASH
122 VI mh27-3t"
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TIMING AND HEATING.

TIMING. HEATING. PAPKRHANGING. PAINT.
ing and iobbius In general. phone orders; woft
promptly attended to- Phone y. 1888.
Sa:S s0t.4 ATCH1S0N BROS. 1887 14th Az.
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FOR RENT
1853 & 49, * sw. sto
and sta. $50. 90
S03 F sw. Or. b. ..2o.oO
Store. 315 18th sw. 300
827 + sw, Or, b. . .20.50
:;6l G. sw. Or. b. $50
3O5 10th sw. 3r, b. 1850
1909 Az sw. sto. 6r.31.50
11O4 y J av sw. Or,
". 1850
1892 Cd sw. sto. Or. 15.J
1910 9TH sw. Or. w.12.J0
4 l. So. Or. w. 10
1924 9th sw, Or. WIZ
10 Az sw. :;r. w. 12.5C
1851 9th sw. Or. w.14.t]
1853 1st sw. 5r. w-10.50
1913 y Sc. Or, W. ..10.G
IL y Sc. Or. W. -. $50
1906 Half Sc. Or. w.S.50
40 NJ sw. 2r. ID. $50
$40 F. Sc. Sr. b. % 10
4S6 + sw. Sr. b. .25.5O
&. III.
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LET Us SHOW YoU how you can buy a
splendid home without any CASH.
We nave TWO NEW HOUSES in Mount
Pleasant. one square from car line; 10 all
light ROOMS; bath: KITCHEN 1ST FLOOR;
HOT-WATER HEAT
All you have to PAY IS s55 PER MONTH,
which includes INTEREST. TAXES, INSUR.
ANCE and PAYS OFF principal.
SWARTZLL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
127 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT
211 AZ NV. Tor 90 40 sh NV. Or. 80 80
9i3 l. NV, 1r..... $50 1874 d ne. Or. % 80
1927 ne. 6r. ...1S-5ol 1882 $ Cap Sc, Or 90
1909 X ne. 81. -. 1850 2443 NJ NV. Or Is 50
80 14th sw. Or 1880 94S L sw. 5r.. Is 90
1853 18th NV. Sr. 1880 1887 Benning I'd ne.
2U0I ROsedale ne, Or. .-...... II 30
6r. .............- LOO 211 Fl ne. 6r.. 1880
212 Capt av. Ivy City. OBS sw. 6r. 10 80
ID C. Or. 1899. 1850 1873 Providence, Ivy
ia Central av, Ivy City, Or. 10 50
City, Or. 80 III NJ Sc, Or 1000
153 Sheridan av, Anc. 1928 holland alley sw,
ID L. Or. 1o.Ool Or. 3 90
163S Kramer ne 5r.9.50
APARTMENTS
701 10th st. I'd and Sd fis. 5r $40 80
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
S04 X ST NV. :; front rms. I'd d.. 3r So. 80
100 9TH ST. NV, I'd and Sd u.s.. Ar. 1900
SOC + st. NV. 3r. 9Th Il, 3r........... 1000
1405 LIST st. NV. basement rms, 2r. 90. rs
2n1O III st. NV, bk. rm. I'd d., 1r........ $50
439 9th st. NV. room 15............... 900
lis y st. Sc, rms. LIST H.. 2r......... 5.75
1J4i Lewis st. ne, 3r Observation-Disclosures. 500
STORES.
IGi- IVtn ST. H. W..... S.nVO
1875 Benning I'd. Ne. back sto. and dwlg. 45 90
STABLES.
hear S34o TIA. ave. NV. y2O.O0
Rear 1916 9Th st. Observation-Disclosures. 600
mh27-3ts A. s. CAYwOOD. 93s 9th ST. NV.
ron RENT-w. O. DUVAII.. To nth NV.
sos 9th DIV. 12r.. b.. business location. .$45 IS
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GIVE US THE
LOCATION.
SIZE.
RENT
OF the house you want and will look I: Mp
for you. You can where you will save
time and energy-and 1t will cost you nothing
SHANNON & LUCHS.
NJ. 2345. 113 14th NV. II. Z3io.
fooS vnExf tint
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FOR SALE-JUST OFF SHERIDAN CIRCLE.
brick house; rs feet front: IL rooms. bal this.
hot-water heat; kitchen lst door. An offer of
$4,000 Will be considered, as owner Is leaving
city. -
SWARTZELL. HHEEM s HENSEY CO.,
1a7 10th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-FOR S2.75O
j WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LET YOC
MAKE THE TERMS.
1t is two-story brick house with colonial
front and porch; IL has Il rooms on two floors.
fine bathroom. good concrete cellar. fine
furnace that is an elegant heater and has hot
water coil. gas range and gas water heater;
this is the prettiest and best house in town for
the laoney; immediate possession Box $50,
Star ONCE. mh.I st ,eSu
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

FOR SALE-THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF
the late Gen. Eppa Hunton warrenton!
Va. Large colonial house and Ia acres OF land
on principal street. Beautiful home. Price.
$4,000. Apply TO VIM. II. SAUNDERS. i40l
r st. n. mh2t-ee.ff
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ron GET OUR BIG FOB RENT LIST.
IDEAL oG ss:ssa. HOME.
Contains nine rooms and handsome tiled bath:
heat four larss rooms on nrst noT.
house is semi-detached:. a large covered porch
across the entire front; the neiehnGr d dis u
posed mostly I Of 5000 and SIS go homes;
Hundreds OF people are looking for just such
BOSS PHELPS Gns.,. 80 18th nv; 40.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34O-41-49o
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SPECIAL.
$3.50.
rooms and h.ndso son tiea Sasn
dne concerted cellar: bevel plate glass doors:
e.Ty r ths only ags e ~ s aoS %
sale on the Heighn for $3.50. Immediate pos
BOSS & PHELPS unc.,. $40 14th st. NV:
Opposite Franklin Park. Main 3404l.4yo:
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
cntsins eisht rooms and tiled BATH
porch. Small cash payment; balance, SIS per
BOSS BOSS PHELPS a,; Gpc. 80 ,.T gadS;Gss
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
IN SolainOId delSntS- a uetdcueu HOUSE, ios
IS about 1a5 Contains seven rooms and
bath: built for home. Owner has been ask
ing $4,000. but recently reduced the price to
$4,000 for quick sale. There is a stable to
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc3. e1o 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main $40 -495.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
A NEW CORNER RESIDENCE:
Well located on 14th at. NV; contains every
modern convenience; large rooms and beautiful
lawn. The price OF S., 600 Is extremely low for
such a desirable home.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.). s10 14th st. NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Main 340-41-495
GET OER BIG E0R RENT LIST.
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FOR sALE-NEAR 14TH AND IRVING SITS.
One OF the greatest bargains ever offered on
result Of an exchange for country property we
are authorized to offer $12.O residence for
$1,000. The house contains twelve rooms and
three bathrooms; four rooms deep; two stair
ways: hot-water heat. About $500 square
schools, stores, churches and cars. similar
house carries loan OF $3.50. This
house is likely to be snapped up by a specu-
lator. 1t is worth your while to Investigate.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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FOR RENT : HOUSE, PINEHURST, NEAR
Chevy Chase; rooms and bath: $50.
Three new houses: 2SS4-36-Ss Ontario I'd;
6 rooms and bath; $3.50
1927 Irving st.. BTookland: rooms and
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
delft 10th and g sts
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John A. Haupke. 81. and Mamie J. Connolly. Is
both OF Baltimore Nd. Rev. James A Smyth-
Joseph l. A. CARL. q q PHILADELPHIA Pa, anc
Mary B. Collins q. Rev. T. j. keTick.
Clinton 7. Butcher, IS, and Mabel E. Hanks
Rev. J. ". Smith.
Harry Whiting Finney. IS and Gertrude Lewis
Whittlcsey. "A. Canon J. W Austin.
Thomas W Hendricks. IS. Of Culpeper. Va. and
Mary 5. Sparks. g. Of Orange. Va. Rev. ]. B.
McLaughlin
Homer NJ. Gartside. D. and Mathida NJ MAYER
%. both Of Pittsburs Pa Rev. J. Russell Yer
hrycke
Oliver B. Van yaten. 70 and Florence Marshall
81. Rev Walter F. smith
Rufus 7. King 2. Of Richmond, Va, and Ora
2. l. Langford. 2 Rev W. ". Barnes
Harry Roate 81. ard Gesine Dcnekas. 8. Rev
r. l. Wright
John W. Graham. 81 Of EIsins. w. Va. and
Florence z. Sldt D. Rev james B. Craighill.
Melvin c. Gray. p. Of Nokesyille. Va. and Ada
Y. Ennis. 2 Of Catlett. Va. Rev. J. B. Nc
Laughlin-
George B. Slaughter. p. and Cora Y. Bowman
IS. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
John Dempsey. 2. and Annie " Hennessey. 3
Rev Edward L. Buckley
COLORED.
william White 3, and Estelle Taylor. . Rev.
a. J. Tyler
Zcbcdee Wallace. g. and Eliza Barbour. 20. both
Of Richmond. Va. Rev. ". W. D. Noman-
George Burdy, 8, and Rosa Hardman, 3 Rev
Thomas E. Stokes. 81. and MsTy Motion. % Rev
A. H. Catlcst.
Richard Hayes. g and Virginia c. Robson, IS
Rev. Samuel CarTithess.
Joserh ~ NJ Muse. z, and Bertha Milner. e.
Rev Anuii4 SariaA-
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pRACTICALLY WTN FAC.
Agriculture Bumps Mall Carriers in
Departmental League,


The Agriculture boys practically clinched
the pennant In the Departmental League
yesterday, when they beat the Post-ofiee
team IN a game flled throughout with
fast heIding ard hard hitting. 6 to 3
Murphy. first up for tho Farmers.
singled to left and came home on Johnny
Priests triple to deep left. while in the
second the Farmers annexed two more
runs on hits BIZ Newberry. Venneman.
McQulnn. and a passed ball. In the third
inning Haring was relieved IN the box by
Michael and the former high school boy
kept the hits well scattered until the
seventh. when Bryan doubled and came
home on Priests second triple. The
Farmers last runs were made when New
berry beat out a roller 10 short and went
to third on Weber's hit 20 right. Weber
going TO second on Wahler's throw 70
third. Newberry then scored on Venne-
mans sacrifice fly 10 left while Weber
also tailed on AIichaeTs heave over third
Ia az attempt 20 catch him there.
Orrison scored the first run for Post
office by beating out a bunt. stealing
second, and coming home when Weber
tossed the ball 10 Newberry.
Newberry started in the box for the
Aggies. and pitched great bah. allowing
but four hits and giving four bases on
balls. Sanders pitched the last two iE-
nings, and did not allow a run or hit.
Johnny Haring started IN the box FOR
Post-Office, but was taken out In the third
and Michael finished the game.
The fielding OF the Agriculture team
was hrst-elass, Murphy and Bryan star
ring IN the field and Vaughn for Post
Office. Johnny Priest continues to slug
the ball. connecting for a pair OF triples
and a single Score
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DecLer Alter Kid suIIivan

Baltimore, July 14.-Dummy Decker, the
clever local lightweight. is ready to make
a match with Kid Sullivan. Of Washing
ton, providing the conditions which his
manager, John W. Nickel names are sat
isfactory 20 Sammy Harris. who handles
sullivan Nickel stated that Suuivan's
manager must comply with the following
conditions: The weight to be 1S5 pounds.
ringside; the referee to be Jack McGuigan.
OF Philadelphia; the purse 70 be split, =
per cent TO the winner and . per cent to
the loser, and clean breaks TO govern the
contest In naming these conditions Man
ager Nickel stated that he posted 500
with Manager Al Herford, of the Eureka
Athletic Club. TO be covered in ten days
by Sullivan's manager or the match 70 be
declared off
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place at o'clock this afternoon from
Wheatley's undertaking establishment
Rev. Edgar Carpenter. rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church. conducted the services.
and the interEent was In Bethel Gene
terry.
The local board Of civl service ezamin-
eFs IS holding an examination 10 secure
eligibles FOR coyplsts and topographic
draughtsnen- The examination began to-
day and win be concluded tomorrow. Il
Is being conducted by y. 1. Williamson.
secretary Of the local board
Smoot & Co. whose plant on the river
front was recently destroyed by FIRE. to-
day moved into its new Offices or the
same site. The Office is modern IN all Of
It's appointments.
Fitzgerald Council. No. 459. Knights OF
Columbus. held a business meeting To-
night a. 81. Mary's Hail, and transacted
considerable business Of Importance. The
meeting was largely attended
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City Counen Wants Bond Election.

Danville. Va. July a. - The common
council. al IT'S regular meeting last night
adopted the report OF the finance com
nittee. recommending that Judge A NJ
Aiken. Of the Corporation Court Of Dan
vile. call bond election on September .
for the purpose OF voting on the issuance
OF $4,000 worth OF 1 per cent bonds Tor
permanent municipal improvements. Il Is
proposed 10 spend the money as follows:
Sc. 900 for paving West Main street, S5.0o0
for the construction OF an iron bridge
across Dan River 70 take the place OF the
present wooden bridge IN Union street
and $1,000 FOR street improvements in the
Fifth and Sixth wards
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IOtals------.. l 5 = II 5
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q /. q

First base by orrurs-Hamiine s: Peck. 2 Left
on bases-Hamline. 3; Peek. 3 First base On
bails-Oh Gordon. 2; OF Powell. / Innings pitched
by Greer. ; Is; By Powell 23 Hits made-OR
Greer. Il; OF Powell . Struck out-By Grrer I.
hy P0well g. By Gordon. 20 Home runs-stuckert
Warden. Two-base hits. Wood. Sacrifice hits
Stuckert %. Le Foe. Stolen bases-WynkO0D. r.
Wood. ). Wood. Ie Foe. Benson. Gordon l2l. J.
Murphy o. Rogers o.. Hit by pitcher-By Greer.
l. Wild pitch-POwell Passed balls-OIurphv.
Brewer. UmpTe-0Ir Hughes Time Of game-I
hour and Is minutes
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seventeen-year-OId Championship.

As there seems 10 be some question as
10 what team is the seventeen-year-oId
champions, why not have the managers
OF the teams who think they are entitled
TO a voice in this matter meet and ar
range some way 20 settle the question.
II the managers Of the BrewOOd Athletic
Club. LinwOrth Athletic Club, Braddock
Athletic Club. or any other teams viii let
me know. 1 viii be pleased TO arrange
games. c W. Swan, Is Tenth street
northeast.
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KILLED BY FREIGHT.
Engineer Says Man Deliberately
Walked in Front OF Train.

Engineer Says Man Deliberately
Walked in Front OF Train.
Special 20 ne Washington Hs-zld
Cumberland. Nd, July IN. OrndorR
was killed by q freight train on the
Western Maryland Railroad. near Bay
ard, ". Va, early this morning. The
engineer said he came Up the bank as
the train approached and deliberately
threw himself in front Of H. A brother.
William Ornd0rn, runs a restaurant az
Eikins. ". Va. while another brother
lives a. Hardwood. ". Va
Enos G. Carr. aged hfty-nine. former
deputy sheriff Of Tucker County. ". Va.
and his son. Abe Carr. aged twenty-five.
who we're shot near Hendricks. ". Va.
yesterday IN a controversy over the right
10 use a swinging bridge over the Dry
Fork River. are in q slightly improved
condition at the City Hospital IN EIkins
tonight. and there Is hope Of their re-
covery.
Stark and Willis Fansler did the shoot
ing. Stark Fansler IS a local preacher n
the Methodist Church Both are IN jail 81
Parsons.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
JULY.

ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Position wauted-Naiden lady housekeeDer.
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BANKERS LEAGUE
r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. LEAGUE.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-C A. C.. 10: Marines. l.
Departmental League-Interior. 9: Treasury, Q
Qorfslted) and Agriculture. S; PCst-0iice 3
Sunday School League-Hamline. Il: Peck ].
Marquette League - Congrcssionals, g; Taugle-
wood O.
Independence Loague-Ninth, 4; Advent 8
Suburban LeagUe-Wodhurn, s; Brightwood. s.
r. r. y N. {, A. Leagse-southera, s. STA
tiGn. T.
Colored Departmental League-Interi0r. IS; Mu-
nicipal, T.
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NOSE OUT MUNICIPAL.
Interior Wins from District Boys in
CoIored DepartmentaI League.

Interior made seven runs in the last
inning and defeated Municipal. in the
CoIored Departmental League. Is to Il
yesterday.
The losers got an early lead OF eight
runs in the first two rounds and held
portion OF it until the final round, when
they blew up. Score:
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Earne4 rtnsA sfac.iiti4fer D A-fst use On elftie-
Agriculture ! Len on bases-A Agicaslture. g. Pest
ofce. 3 First base on balls-Od Newberry. g; on
Michael . Innings ritehed-By Ne'Fbs9ry. z; by
Sanders. .. hy Hsnng. p bg Michaeis :. Hits
made-Of Newberry. 4; ef Haring. 5; % Michael
g. struck ott-By NeWhcrry. 6; hy Michael
Three-bass hits-Fricst. 2 TwO-hase hIt-Bryan.
Sacrifce hits-Weber. Veuneman. Michael, Stolen
bases-Murphy. Vaughan 81, 0rTis01 %. Bacon.
DOuble play-Priest 70 Weber Passed halls-keath
. Umpires-Aiessrs Belts and CoiiihogeT. Tine
Of game-I hour and IS minutes.
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FUGITIVE IN TREE.
But that Doesn't stop Sheriff from
Serving Papers.

Kittaning. Pa. July 14-Crawford Biz
zard. a farmer Of Armstrong County en-
tered suit for divorce from his wife
Katherine yesterday.
When Sheriff Chambers Frick went 70
the Blizzard home this morning to serve
a notice Of the action on Mrs Blizzard,
he found no one in the house. he was
leaving the place when he heard low
laugh. Looking around. he saw Mrs.
Blizzard perched in the tOpmost limb OF
a cherry tree.
He called her 10 come down. but she
refused. There was nothing TO do but
to climb the tree if the notice was 10 be
served This Sheriff Frick did after much
difficulty. And the legal formality was
disposed Of
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
TRI-STATE IFAGUE,

At Willnmsport-FIst game: Lancaster. 8: VIII
iamspCrt. l. Second game: Lancaster, @; VIII
iamsport. ;.
AZ Altoona-Reading. 10; Altoona.
Al Harrisburg 2; Harrisburg. :
AZ JohnstOWn-Trenton Il; JOhnstOEn, 4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
TROOP B IN WINCHESTER.

messed by Crowd az Fair Grounds.
Winchester. Va, July I4-Troop L, =
the Fifteenth Cavalry. Capt c. L. An
drews. commanding. which left Fort 8Iyer
yesterday morning. arrived in Winchester
to-day, after spending last night in camp
on the Blue Ridge Mountains. and Is now
IN camp on the Winchester fair grounds.
Interesting maneuveTs and daring feacs
OF horsemanship were witnessed by many
persons this evening. The troopers leave
tomorrow morning FOR Somerset Pa. By
way OF Capon Bridge. Romney. and Cum
berland.
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GREER BATTED HARD.
HnmIine Drives Peck TwfrIer from
the Box I'm Fourth Round.

HnmIine DriVes Peck TWirler from
the Box I'm Fourth Round.
Hamline showed Peck under yesterday
In the Sunday School League. Il 10 l.
The Methodists took liking TO Greer's
curves and batted in twelve runs before
he was chased 10 the tall timbers in the
fourth inning Powell. who relieved him,
twirled good game, allowing only two
hits during the remainder Of the contest
Gordon made his initial appearance on
the mound for Hamline, and pitched we'll
only three singles being made OF his de-
livery.
sam Woods made four hits in five times
at bat, one being good for two bases
Stuckert and Warden each hit the ball
for q hOr0c PIN.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
NEW YOaK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Binghamton-Syrac1se. !; Binghamtcn. 1.
At WilEeshaue-Alhany. Z; Wilkcsbarrc. G.
At ScTaEtou-Tr1y 8: Scranton. I.
At Elmira-First same: Utica. I; Elmira. 2
Second game: Utica. O, Elmira. 4.
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Earned runs-InteTior. (: Municipal First
base by errUS-Interior. 5; Municipal l. Left OF
hases-Interior s: Municipal. s. First base on balls
OF Phillips. 2; OF Han. . Innings pitched-By
Phillips. .; by Campbell. 9. Hits made-On Phil
lips. 4; % Campbell. , Struck out-By Campbell
8; b. Hall. g. Home um-Campbell Three-base
hits-McA inney (2. Atkinson. Two-base hit-An-
drews. Sacrifice hits-HaIi. Mckinney ~. Camp
bell. Atkinson t3l stolen hases-Andrews Thorn
ton. Hail. Williams tg. Monroe Double plays-
Moss 20 Atkinson: Atkinson % Brooks; Evans %
Carter. Hit BY pltcher-By Han. 2; by Campbell.
3; by Phillips. /. Wild pitches-Phillips CO, Hall
Passed ball-Payne. UmQire-Air Holley
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LlIltl FII1- IIlElT'T1ll- " nLI--ll1lIT, J HQLl1
rln-Duarv. Tro-bsse hits-Jacsson Brown. %. Mac
zer 4 Wild p.tc5-Sre-zer. StyucE Ult-By Murray.
s. hy steTzer g. Passed balis-Thackcra Du-fey Hit
by pitched baIl-Reod. Plsiss To- Slower. stolen
hascs-Plciss Jackson g. Thaczrra, Brown. Sacra-
fce hits-Nilcr =. Murray. Thackrra. c. Mac
donald. Hesslcr. Umpire-Ar Russell. Tine Of
rame-2 ho1rs
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15

Month that's famed for fierce cai0ric.
Month Of glory that's historic,
Month of cramps and paTegoric-
That's July.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
HoteI AbbeY.

ana golr neal a1FeTL-eLeltr AID glez- -
Gently a. ths
HOTEL ARLINGTON.
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NIetbodfSts Win AraID

The Brookland Methodists defeated the
Avalon Heights team IN third place in the
Prince George County League yesterday.
5 TO L Keller twirled a good game feg
the winners. Score:
RHE
Broohland Methodist.....i 1oo-5 10 I
Avalon Heights.--.......... 0 Q 0 0 OIL !
Observation-Disclosures and Phelps: Keller and Ma
honey.
For games address Carl Keller, 1852 Otis
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Lcague-BTeutWOod IS. BTOOklaud-
Departmental Leagnc-Commissioncr vs. War.
Marquette Lcague-St. Martins Pension Of
fc.
SUNDAY School Lcaguc-St Paul vs.. Langdon.
Independents League TFining vs.. advent.
Suburban League-Reed rs. PetwOrth.
Z. z. J. N. c. A. League-Adams vs.. Shop
mer.
Ccloscd Departmental League-G. P. o. vs.. Post
Ofica
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At s.. Paul-Kansas City. 5; ST. Paul. l.
At aPolis-Nlilwaukee. 6; Minneapolis, .
At LcuisYile-Louisyilc g: Columbus
At Indianapolis-Toiedo. z Indianapolis.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15

Hits made-Of Bennett. 4; of Pritchard. l. In
nings pitched-By Bennett, 8; by Pritchard. = Sac
rihce hits-Bagman. Marshall Stolen base-Sheaf-
fer. Moves. Franklin. Marshall Double play
A. Mulv-y 20 Howell Left bases-R. F. An
drews s; Fredericksburg 6. First base on balls
By Weber 8; by Bennett. 2: by PTitcbard. J. HIT
By Titchgr-By Weber. J. Struck 0ut-By Bennett
Il; by Pritchard. 2. bv Weber. l. Passed balls
Barr. 3 Wild piJch-Bennett. Time Of game
! hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-Messrs Kennedy
and HOuldman.