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The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
local CRICKET CLUB
PREPARES FOR SEASON
Officials of Washington Team Expec,
Banner Year-To Use Polo
Field.

The officers of the Washington Cricket
Club announced yesterday that arrange
n1ents have been made to play this sea-
son on tho old Polo Grounds in Potomac
Park. close to the new Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. One-half of the
held has been set aside for the use of
cricketers, it being the purpose of Col.
w. w. Harts. in charge of public build
ings and grounds. to develop Potomac
Park for the recreation of adults. If a
sufficient number take advantage of the
opportunities offered. he is determined to
improve the grounds so that eventually
they will be equal to the best fields in
this country.
Arrangements have been made to store
cricket material in convenient building
on the United States engineer reserra-
ton within a few hundred feet of the
crease. 1t is anticipated that dressing
quarters also. with bath facilities, will
be obtained on this reservation. These
dressing arrangements will answer for
the purpose admirably for the present.
the Washington Cricket Club having in
view clubrooms in the vicinity of the
field.
In is proposed TO start playing May /
and to have the practice nets up every
Gay, with club matches scheduled
games with out-of-town elevenS on Sat-
urdays. Sundays and holidays.
At the last meeting of the club the
dues were reduced to 81 per year, pay
able on before May l. As the facili-
ties offered this year are greater than
heretofore and the dues lower, a hearty
and immediate response from all mem
bers is expected. The grades of men,
hership have been abolished, and now
all members have equal playing privi-
leges.
With such bright prospects the officers
of the club desire every member to CO.
operate with them in making this a
banner year for Washington cricket A
vigorous campaign to obtain new men,
bers has been started. and every member
can help along the cause in general and
the club in particular by interesting
themselves in the new grounds and get
ting others interested.
1t is particularly desired that all those
interested in the British pastime and
those who wish to indulge in an outdoor
sport that affords ample opportunity for
healthful exercise in the open communi
cate with Secretary l.. w. De Motto.
room 226, Treasury Building.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiiies: 2yearolds; four furIonss
'Bume, l0i Buxton. to !. to /. to 5. won
Shahan. los jMetcalf. % to l. ) 80 l. even. SEC
ond Cssco. lOi tMcAtee,. to .. to 5. cut.
third. Time. o:is45 Sand Pocket. Ardent Be
of Kitchen. and F1lly Delphia also ran. Coupled
as Whitney entry.
SECOND races Selling; 3-year-ods and up
ward; six furlongs. Sleuth ia (Ambrosel. l3 TO
10. 10 .. out won: Silver Moon. l16 tMcCahe,l.
10 ]. IN J. IN !, sccnnd Free Trade. IL
tMctcalf. Is tn !. to /. , To !. third. Time.
lis As. Martin Casca. Slumberrr. Nephthys.
Lights Out. Arcene. King Radford Shrewsbury
and Mis- MctiiGyle also
THIRD RACE-Haniicap; mars and geldinSs
3-year-olds and upward: five t1rlonGs Kewcssa.
los (ButwclD. 10 5. out. won Hauberk In5
Turner. , to l. to s. out second: Marjorie A ,
l0i CTapn). 5 to . 10 TO- out. third. Time,
100 Sam Stick and Reliance also ran.
FOURTH RACE Wilmington Stakes: 3yrar-
olds: five and a half furlonGs. Morse King los
MoCaheyl. II to 5. to TO- out. won; Celt" los
Gunner. 10 ). TO 2. out. second: Protector.
III tButweln. tov5. ] to . out third. Time,
lN Is. The Masnucrader Ninety Simplex. Sing
Song. and Dipah DO also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sclling; thnre-year-ods and up
ward mile and seventy yards Star Gift, Ill
fshuttinGer>. TO 10. / to 4. out. won: LochieI,
is (Taplinl. 10 /. 10 s. TO = second: Chris
tophne. lo6 tHartwclD. 10 l. to |. 10 s.
third. Time. las IS. Joe Diebod. York Lad
SIXTH RACE -Three-ycar-olds and upward !:
selling; five furlongs Andrew. 10 tMcCahey),
to 2. even, l To ., won; jefferson. % C.ouder)
to l. to 5. to 5. second Dcviltry l07 (Am-
brosel ) to J. to !. to 5. third. Time, 90
Otto Floto The Parson. Beverly James, Surgeon,
DuncTaig. Volusps, Breakers, and HectoSraph also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Maidcn. 3yearolds and up-
ward; ive furlongs Applauder. l07 tAmbrose) u
to ). to s. } to 5. won; High Tide los tRice)
4 to !. TO ]. to 5. second: Lockwood l07
CTurner). 6 TO /, . 10 l. 6 To s. third Time.
] 90 Is. Cartier. Schnapps. Early Riser, Uncle
Ffz. Rosalie Ome. Egeria. Golden Lassie, and
Diffident also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
WILLARD MAY BOX SOON.
Likely to Meet Best of Heavy
weight Aspirants.

New York. Aplii st is not improbable tha
Jess Willard. the heavyweight CHAMPION, WI!
be n action at one cf the local clubs h-fon
the fall The theatrical engagements OF the con
queror Of Jack johnson. and his appearance a
boxing clubs have not been crowded with the SIC
cess it was expected they would he
Willard closed week engagement at Hammer
STEMS Theater Saturday. but there was no great
rsh for seats during the week. while his appear
ances at Baltimore. Philadelphia. Mount Vernon
and at the st. Nicholas Rink, in this city. wen
not financial successes.
Willard starts out Western tour ths week
and unless the Western SPORTING public evinces q
geater desire TO Pay TO see Willard than the East
ern sport lovers did the tour may he abandoned
and the champion will then I've liberty to pick
up some easy money in and around New York.
Willard could command big guarantee TO box
Jim Coffee. Al Reich. Colin Bell. Charles Weinert.
Tom McCarty. Carl Morris Porky Finn and other
socalled cuntenders for the title
Several boxing promoters approached Manage,
Jones and Willard last week with q view TO ar
ranging bout during the latter part Of the SIN
mer hut nothing will 10 done in the matter until
the result Of Wilardis Western trip is known.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
FED. PRESIDENT DELIGHTED.
Says independents Opening Proves
His League Is ..There'

Newark. y. J.. Arril I9-President James A.
Gilmore Of the Federal League in the East
looking over the work of his clubs. inter
ested spectator of the Newark Baltimore game at
the Harrison grounds yesterday. Gilmore had wit
messed the opening game at Pittsburgh Saturday.
and made the return rip because he did not want
10 miss the irst Sunday date allotted 20 the PeTS.
The league executive harry indeed at the turn
cut Of 200 baseball followers
We have had fine Openings this sason all along
the line he said in to a question about
tie Pittsburgh opening ceremonics but the crle-
bration and enthusiasm IN Newark is our record
breaker.
An along the line the evidencrs are that the
Federal League Is disappointing my friend Ban
Johnson. and refuses to bust IN. as predicted
R.vcn out in Kansas City the enthusiasm has been
Ene. We Certainly delighted
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
STAR POLO TEAMS COMING.
r. ID. Mills Will Bring East Best of
Country's Players for Tourney.

Some of the star polo PLAYERS and teams If Cali
fornia will come East this s.asOn and be
the local polo felds according TO Paul DcnCkla
Mills Of Bryn MRwr. who is touring in Cab
fornia- Mr.. Mills, IL a letter TO friend in this
city. says:
''F7eischman. from Cincinnati. will bring a team
Malcomn Stevenson. T. LeBoutillier. and Maurice
Hcckschcr, from MoadOEbrook. Long Island, will
aisi bring teams
Carlton Burke from Los Angeles is romin1
East to play, and Fred Mclaughlin, from Chicago
and probably the Midwick team, from here. who
have won everything
If YOU get the games TO be played alternate
" at Byn Mawr and Country Club. I have
ranged tentatively with Jimmy Cooley. who is
manager for Meadow brook well for the tour
nsmcnt here. TO look after all shipments Of ponies
from Long Island TO PhiladeIphia"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds ard unward selling
six furlongs. Ben Ounce. 10: Fly Home. 81
Clint. ll3: .Joe Finn, 10; Water Lily los; sher
wood. ITO; Lochiel. ll5. Saturnus 10j: Huda 1
Brather. 1l5; Progressive. los; Uncle Nun, lis
Coy los: Gordon Russell. s1s.
SECOND RACE-i-year-oids and upward: steeple-
chase; about two miles Judge Walser LG; Rhomb
rs; Sun King. l32; Roger Gorion. Is2; Lady
Grant. l3 Fox Craft, l5 Caletior. I5e; Frog. IN
THIRD RACE-3year-olds and upward; selling
handicap: FIVE and half frriongs Bolala, lo2
Capt Par. IS: Sarsenet 95: Belamour, IIe; Wanda
Pitzc los; Cliff Field %: Mamie k 100
FOURTH RAeE-The Bellair Handicap; syear.
olds and upward; six furlongs. Ten Point. l32
Pomette Bleu. los: Jesse IT., ss: Siumber II, no
Surprising, ITO: Emerald Gem li0
FIFTH RACE-3yesr-olds and UPWARD; ceiling;
one mile and seventy yards. Chncales, lr
Charles +. GrainCer. lc7; Hermuda, liz; sTamer-
lane. IS: Love Day. 10; Col. Frd, Nl; Bean.
port. NJ; 'Abbotdord lf; Dr. Duenner, ll2
Buzz Around. l6: .weysnoke, lo; Cogs. lis;
Col Ashmead. liz; Col Cook, lIs; Patton. Is;
.SuIrcme. l1,.
SIXTH RACE-2year-old maidens; four flr-
longs Narnar. 10; Little Dippsr i07; Iolete.
M; Typography. iG; Broom Corn. NJ: Semper
stalwart. llo; Tom Ewrd. u0: Thttletale. 10;
Ellen smyth. M: Tingaling. Io; WIN Cash. IN.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
HARVARD PLAYERS HELD UP.
Deputy Automobile ommissioner
Stops Players on Way from Game.

College Park. Nd. ATril Is-While returning to
Washington from the game two machine, belonging
TO the ROYAL Blue Line and operated by $. NJ.
Shaver and G. ]. Fun were stopped by Thomas
Fl. Weldman. deputy automobile commissioner in
HyattsIiIle for running machines in Maryland
without license. They were taken before Justice
Of Peace L. O. Wisnnan and each fined 50.
The machines were occurred by the Harvard
baseball players and their friends The ceremony
attending the assessment brief and the Harvard
men were not delayed more than five minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
ROLLER RACES AT ARCADE.
Free-fOr-nn One-mfIe Event 70
Amateurs TOnishf.

A special one mile amateur race between GcOrv.
Dorsey and Bob Hopkins and a frec-for-alI one
mile amateur rarc will be the feature Of the pro
gram at the Arcade this evening
The hall will he given to roller skating he
tween hours of 80 and u:D with inter
mission 10 O'Clock when the special feature. will
be run off
Manager Perry has also arranged for an ex-
hibition Of fancy roller skating by Professor Har-
rison.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
Central. IL: Preps. z.

R'iu--RoteT ~. y. Macdonald, A. Macdonald
ihaTin. HaTtshuru t3l. Selden C3i. Cox McIuire
~. l.. Ialy Sullivan. Guista. Smith Cooney First
la-' on tall,-Df Cox. 6: OF Cooney l. Struck
out BY Cos, o; bv Cooney, 5. Home run-Seden
Three hase hit MCt;uirr Sacrifice hit-Cooney
stolen hasc~-R"bcTts " Macdonald tg, Chapin.
hfrshnrn -. SHiden. Hit by ritcher-By Cooney
Ii"lerts Cha"nl. Passed hall-Brens. Umpire
Mr. Miller G. l.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
REBELS ARE BEATEN.
Kansas City Wins Hard Game from
PfttsburEh, to 2

Pittsburgh, April la-The Kansas City Federals
defeated the Rebels today BY the score of to =
mainly because of the strong pitching Of Packard.
Hearne and Dickson were easy for the Packers
while knetzer also found for a triple and q
home rln in the one innings he pitched.
r. Fl. E
Kansas City. o o o IA II 3
Pittsburgh -.-...-... o o o 0 o o o-2 6
Batteries-Packard and Eastcrly; Hearne Dick
son. knetzer and Kerry Umpirs-Bresnahan and
shannon.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20

Runs-walbridge Perry ~. Mim. Strain ~.
Snyder. Parker. WyzynsE. Quackenbush Goodwin,
Frazier. Straight. Ward C2. Bailey. Hits-on
Rousseau, 10 in innings; of Coe 6 in innings.
Struck out-Sy Goodwin. 6. Bases on balls-Of
Goodwin ?: of Rousseau. l; of Coe. l. Wild
ritches-Goodwin, Cbe. Stolen bas9-Strain,
Frazier. Ward Threbase hit-Parker. Two-hase
hlts-Mims. Strain. Frazier. Edness. Umpire
Mr.. Anderson.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20

Runs Guy. T. Steward, Stevens. J. Hotel, Hen
drick. RaSe on errors-Whitehaven. 2; Takona .
Earned runs-W hiteharen. !: Takoana. ;. Base on
bals-Of Hotel, .. Hit by pitcher-By Hotel
tReedl: by Collins IT. Steward Stevens,. Struck
out-Ry Hotel. 8: by Collins = Txu-base hits
7. Steward, Maxee. Guy. Left on bases-White-
haven. I: Takoma, s. Double play-T. Steward to
Miller Umpire-Mr. Button. Time Of game
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
Finals Tonight.

san Francisco. April l9.-The finals Of tho ma
tionsl amateur wrestling tournament. conducted
under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic Union.
in connection with the Panama Pacific Exposition.
will h held here tonight. Winners of the eight
classes will hc awarded the title Of national cham
Ilrn.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
MARINE TEAM WINS.
Trims Agriculture Club, of Depart.
mental Lea9ue. II to 8.

The Marine Corps baseball team. Of the Govern
ment League. defeated the Agriculture team Of
the Departmental League, in exhibition game
hy the score Of IL to 5. Goodwin pitched q good
game and with better support would have scored
4 shutout- The playing Of Ward for the Aggies
also featured. The acpre:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
Cut in English Racing Stakes.

Following the Pcti0n Of the Chester racing cun-
mlliee who reduced the stakes of the Chester ,7IT
from $1,000 20 500 the Manchester racing au-
thoritr4 nav" lowered tho value Of the Manchester
'~ir which j. {" he run of MAY y from $500
l., SIOcsl
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
English Fighter Gets a Commission

T'"l'T MrEnr0;, The well-known English heavy
weight, has lern given a commission as a lien
tenant in the I<irscr Regiment. He las heen in
the thiCkc>t If the fighting for some months but
after few dsVs' leave in London. has returned to
Northern France to take mp his new duties where
"rcr so of the leading amateur and professional
English brN"rs serving with the coIors
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
Lavender on Injured List.

chicago. April ~. Jimmy Lavender today re
TnJted to Manager Bresnshan that he broke Two
ms and injured his right in a fall IN his
bathroom early today. RreSuahan said lac r,,n-
siicrcd Iavcnder's iniury serious enough Ia keep
him from the slab for many DAYS.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
Business, IA: Federals, 0.

Euns-Hawk 81, TOwen, Buck Wise 81, CulL-
gan 49,. Gerard. Ralph Wise Keech, Gladstone
First base on balls s-Os Little }: of Tauber. 3.
Struck out-By Little. 5: by Blundon, ;: by
Tauber. 3. Home rln-Cullisan. Threebass hit
Buck Wise. Umpire-Mr. Jack Leno7. Tine Of
game-l hour and % minute1
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
Call or Cycle Races.

New fork. April D.-The weekly prusrm q
rcine at The Newark ve3Qaroas. In yaibhmg.
yesterday. was postponed os6kcruuat of the dsath
smpdithsat2. 6svsnl thsulnd paspaa vnk -
- - pfk. y ~ fnas chmU g1u11 - - Anng
sut q rsUset b - n0nY q MeEadana
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
HURLERs ARE POUNDED.
Brooklyn Federals Have Easy Time
Trimming Buneds, 10 to 8.

Buffalo, April 19.-Brooklyn had an
easy time defeating the Buffeds today,
10 TO 5. Bunched hits in the first ana
fourth innings drove Bedient, former Red
SoX star, to cover. Three doubles a
triple and two singles by the Buffalo
sluggers in the fifth sent Bluejacket tc
join Bedient, but Finneran, who replaced
him, was invincible. Brooklyn also ham
mered Woodman and b. Smith. who fol-
lowed Bedient to the mound.
R.H d
Brooklyn. yn............ 4ee2o . 0 10 Is O
Buffalo. % o o o e-5 10
Batteries -Buejachet, Finneran and Land: Be-
dent. Woodman, r. Smith and Blair and Allen.
Umpires-Messra Westervelt and McCormick
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
AUCTION SALES.


THoS. ]. OWEN & SON. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
dwelling. No SSi2 10th st. nw.-By virtue Of a
certain deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber No.
@es. Folio 40 ct seq. Of the land records Of tn,
District of Columbia. and at the request u ths
party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. at public suction. in the office Of ThosA
j. owen x Son. l33l 6 St NV. THURSDAY THE
I'D DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1915. at o'clock
y. m. the followirg-described land and premises.
situate in the District Of Columbia and designated
as and being lot ZIG Of VI. ]. Keane's subdivision
Of lot S in block No. Is in "Holmead Hanor" AZ
per plat recorded in Book a. page s. Of tho
records Of the Office of said Surveyors Office Of
said District. Terms Of sale: Sold subject to q
prior deed Of trust for 81 90 60 and the amount
over and. above said trust to be paid in cash. A
deposit Of $1,000 will be required at time Of sale.
All conIeyancing. recording. ETC.. at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with within
IS days from day Of sale JOSEPH III. kEANE,
CHARLES E BANES. Trustees.
apis I6.Ele912
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20

wANTED-25 BOYS THAT LIVE IN
Northeast Washington to earn from
25 to so cents every morning before
school. II you think that you are
hustler and want to start in a paying
business OF your own, now Is your
chance. Call after p. m. today at The
Herald office. Ask for Mr.. Peters; he
will explain the proposition to you.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
PROPOSALS.

| OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. April le. 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office.
| Room G9. District Building until O'Clock. y. M
MAY 10. 1915. for furnishing and delivering during
| the fiscal year beginning July I, 1875. and ending
June %. 1916. the following materials: Asphalt
, paving blocks: repressed vitrifed paving blocks
and sewer invert bricks: castings; asphalt pawn:
cement: Portland cement; granite cIrbinS; ruad
oils and tars; fuel oil: paving pitch: terra cntt,
sewer p:pe: sand and gravel; red sewer bricks.
and for unloading ard hauling broken stone.
Specifications and fom of proposal be OBJ
tained from the Purchasing Officer. ID. e. Room
20 District Building In applying specify ciass
of material for which forms are dcsirrd. OLIVER
P NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARLES
W. kUTZ. Commissioners. ID. c.
.uo.a .aga.S
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. WILL
be received BY the Quartermaster General Of the
Army. Washington, D. C., until O'Clock p. m.
Eastern time. APRIL -. 1915. for furnishing toilet
articles. shaving brushes. razors handkcrchiefs.
towels bmeins. boraS. metal polish. laundry and
toilet soap. etc. for delivery during the fiscal year
1916 at depots Of the Quartermassr Corps listed in
schedule. Schedules furnished upon application 10
Quarter1naster General. U. s. Army. Washington.
u. C.. or by Depot Cuartermaster. U. s. A. Wash
ington. D. G. mh33.1,8.ap20.2
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED
STATES PATENT OFFICE. Washington. II. c.
March . 1915. Scaled proposals lin quadrupn-
cate) will be received at this Office until oclocc
Immediately Their after. in the presence Of such bid
ders attend for psoducing, in the City Of WASH
inston District OF Columbia. dIIriI; the fiscal
ending June r. 1876 copies Of drawings of Tendin;
applications auG patents. and of foreign PATENTS.
papers and ezhibits by photographic other pro
The ric,s 1smcd will be considered in connec-
trcn with the evident ability of the bidder and his
plant to do fIstclass WORK; and. priC< to the de-
termination award. slch preliminary investI-
CATION 10 the qualifications Of bidders and char
acter II plant viii be made Is the department shalt
deem nect=Sslry. lOw pid Unsupported by satirfsc
tory evidence to ability to perform the work In
agreement With the terms Of the proposals and
contract to t~ awAried will he rejected. BIDDERS
WHOSE WORK HAS BEEN UNSATISFACTORY
IN THE PAST MAY Be ELIMINATED FROM
CONSIDERATION on THAT GROUND. Speci-
hcatons and Sr>cimens with forms Of proposal. will
be furnished APPLICATION to the Chief 0ek ot
the Patent Oflcr. All bidders invited to rs
PRESENT a. III. opening. The right to reject and
all bids. in whole in part. is hereby re~sved.
THOMAS EWING, Commissioner. apc4D
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. WILL
bs received at the ofce Of the Quartsrmaster Gen.
eral Of the Amy. Washington. ID. C.. until p m.
Eastern time. MAY IL. 1915. for furnishing and de-
hverin. clothing and e1uipase listed in Schedule Il
Information application to the Quartzmassef
General. U. s. A.. OF Dcport Quarternaster. u. h
A. Washington u. C. apE. E.le. ID myl..I5
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PERSONALS.
FUTURE DAYS.

EXECUTOR OF ESTATE DESIRES TO
locate heirs of John McCaddin, particu-
larry Mary Bell McCaddin or Mary Bell
Frank. Box IL, Herald office
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AN ADVERTISING SPECIALIST L0-
Gated here p years will retire at once
and sell to a reliable doctor. Address
NJ. D.. this office.
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USE AND READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
I'M ST. Nw.-rABLE BOARD: MEALS. s
ias ETH ST. Nw-NICELY FUR ROOMS viii
table board. %; home cooking; central location.
z ST. NV. Do-Larre corner room; secoot
floor front: summer porches. reasonable for two
excellent board.
ST. NV, IIls-Central location; large ant
small rooms Ist floor front; table board ex
cellent home cooking; transients accommodated.
ST. NV. sIs-Rooms and board, 500: home
table. $50. 6 a. IN. breakfast.
ETH ST NV. a6-WeII fur. rooms. with o.
without private bath: home cooking.
sTH ST. NV. la-NiceIy furnished rooms; eI
cellent bosrd: home cooking: very reasonable.
a ST. NV. slo-southern. bed rooms also rariqr.
s.: excellent table board. $50 week.
RESERVATIONS may now be made for summer.
or By day. week or month. for a camp in noun
tains near Haners Ferry: furnished for sir per
sons; wooden and canvass shelter; table Supplies
conveniently near; superior view; terms reasonable
Inquire by mail only. sol 18Th. Apt II.
NO. . GRANT PLACE Nw.-Room: running
water: excellent meals: two in room s. per
week table board. SJl
9Th ST NV. I3s-Fir.t noUr. front and back
rarlors: convenient location; l. h. l.; SIS ier
month.
liz, VERMONT AvE.-slngle and double iront
rooms: four baths: good board.
lII3 IrTH ST. NV. near Mass. ave-Iu attractive
residence. third story front ROOM with alcoye
and bslcony, suitable for three gentlemen; refined
surroundings. No. table: so per month for three
lT EUCLID sT.-Larre secondstory front south
room for couple; hot water and electric light
excellent table.
1901 ETH ST Comfortable second aoor rooms:
cultured environment: table board 4 specislty.
1875 GIRARD sT-Brsht front room; ,outhern
exposure: good table: telephone: near two car
lines.
0l ST. Nw-Large corner room. 3rd floor next
large lawn: a. l.: best home cooking; terms for
two. SIS: objection to children Phone.
sO5 ETH ST Nw-Two large. communicating
rooms; opposite Franklin Park; also small room
home cooking.
TWO WELL FURNISHED rooms for one or two
gentlemen and couple; references exchanged.
TABLE BOARD.
TABLE BOARD. EST OF MEALS,
home cooking: reasonable rates: tran |
sients accommodated. APT. 5, the De |
Soto. 18th st. and Mass. ave. NV.
2l1 ST Nw-TAELE BOARD: MEALS. 81 |
2, week: single looms.
WANTED-BOARD.
YOUNG MAN EITHER
board or room at place where French
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WANTED-FURNzSHED ROOMS.

REGISTER YOUR ROOMS AT
once. Applicants waiting for
good, clean rooms; also apart
ments and cottages. THE WASH
INGTON HERALD RE ADY
REFERENCE BUREAU.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM s
young men. two desirable adjoining
rooms convenient to continuous hot
water bath. in northwest. easy walk
ing distance Treasury and Patent
Office. Apply WASHINGTON HERALD
ROOM-RENTING BUREAU.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20

FOR RENT-F1yEROOM HOUSE AND ONE
acre VI ground SIS per mo. Beautiful high ioca-
tion. few minutes walk from Chesapeake Beach
Station. Apply 2l6 School St. NV
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WANTED-BOARI

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN EITHER
board room at place where French
is spoken: please state terms. Address
Box s. Herald office.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
SlT Morton nw sr SIS 20 1873 Gales 81 20
1915 N J. ave- 6r.. s 50sl1 Va. sr.......... Il. 30
i7l3 seaton er....... 10 5ollcl 18Th se 6r..... 30
ISL 7 NV. 1r......... G.OiS2 sw 6r....-..... GO
d. II. JOHNSON CO.. 13s H st. n. W.
FOR RENT-S2 PER MONTH; 70l r. !.
ave. nw.. 4-room apartment. apply on
premises between 10 and Il. =
The Washington herald., 1915-04-20

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FREE HAULING
To storage during
NNRE&H April and May. Expert
nNlkAH packers. Estimates.
a liS8sz> LITTLEFIELD.
~ ALVORD & CO.
Branch Office 140S Pa. ave. Phi. w. 737.