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The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
DISTRICT PRINTERS
DEFEAT new YORK
Washington, St. Louis. and Indian
apolis Typos Work Way
to Finals.
LOCALS ON TOP, 6 TO 2

Special to Tie Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Fa., Aug. 26.-Nashing-
ton. St Louis and indianapolis worked
their way to the final round for the
national printers baseball championship
tomorrow, with the odds favoring St.
Louis to win. although Indianapolis is
expected to make a strenuous bid for
the hOnOrs.
indianapolis appears to have the best
all-around machine. The pitchers are
good. the teamwork and hitting ability
of the squad looks better than any of the
other teams, but the Indianapolis delega-
lion in order to win will have to play
two games tomorrow. while St Louis
will take part in only one. this being
brought about by reason of the Missou-
rians drawing in the bye.
The games yesterday were hard fought.
indianapolis and St Louis having the
hardest time to win from st. Paul and
Cincinnati. respectively. Scores, : to >
and !" to :. while Washington downed
New York i to >. Score.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

WANTED-BOYS TO LEARN UPHOLI-
stering and finishing. A. E. WURDE-
MAN K CO. 1243 Goth st. NV.
TEN EXPERIENCED COLORED MEN To
handle furniture. Apply i3s o st. NV.
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feature Event
TO LADY ROTHA
Judges Award Decision
Against Yankee Notions
In Close Race.
COMING TOWER SCORES
RH ED. CIRLEN.

Saratoga, y. Y. Aug. 26.-When
Lady Rotha's number was hoisted as
the winner of the Amsterdam Stakes
this afternoon the majority of the
crowd declared that the eyesight of
the two judges was getting very, very
dim.
The majority of the spectators were
certain that Yankee Nitions stayed in
front long enough 10 win by anything
from a nod to a neck.
Coming Tower convinced all hands
that he is a high-class sprintcr He
won the first event. making every post
winning one. Coming Tower was
asked to give way lots of weight to
all his rivals and he did it comfort
ably Old Salt captured the steepIe-
chase event after Rock Fish ran wide
and cut every turn of the field and
got only the middle end Of the purse
because the other climbers tumblcd.
Caswine got third moEey simply be-
cause his rider remounteh after being
tossed of and got home within the
time limit of five minutes after Old
Salt had crossed the line.
The present meeting has been so
successful that the officials announced
they would increase tho United States
and Grand Union Hotel stakes from
$1,000 to $500 and the Spinaway from
$500 to S3,5e0. The Hopeful stakes
will he increased to $4,000 and il is
the intention of the directors to make
this classic as valuable rs the futurlIy.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-TTuce-y year Clds and upward: high
weight haudi~ar: SIX fUrlon&>. Coming Tower. rs
UiarncrN. 10 ? to }. l TO .. won: Grumpy. liz
tRutNclN. : 70 8 to , second; LEO Skolny l5J
tIn:trsl l - ;. third. Time. i:l4 i-5- Lady Bar
tary. SUI criu;"ndent and AldCharan also ran
SECOND RACE otrNrlcchase; 3.cIr dds and
,rward. about two mi!,s Old salt Is lTUCkcNl,
To- . to . ,r1t won: Rock Fish, 40 tHayuesl.
10 / to > second: Gas Wine. l26 tTrntr1rar'.
E to ) third. Time, 81. Swish and Indian Arro"
ran.
THIRD EACE-Fulics and rcldinEs: 2vcarolis;
five and oug-half furinngs. Hidden star. IL lRGN-
toni S. to .. ont. won; Favour. III Me
Cahe,I. ! To- > ont second: Bot Rcdteld. IL dill
l.yl To u third. Tine. l9r - II Dixie. Bonnie
'arric ami Ret rlsp
FOURTH RACE The Amsterdam: s. 20 add'l
- earrlds and UPWARD one mile Lady II tina, 100
tiarerI 20 /. 10 ! out. won: Yankee Notions.
lG5 lBvrnel to ). ou:. second; POmete Blue. lOl
NcAtec) ovt. third. Time. l:i2- Harry Shaw also
ian.
FIFTH RACE-<rWo wear -odS: five and one half !
{ longs High HCrse. TO- j. McTaEgaItl. 10 to I.
I to l. , to :! won: Trale-.. I0l tMcAtcel. to !.
even second: Serva. Collins. TO ), third.
Tine. ! 60 20 Plrmes. Important. Harry Gardner,
al Vanity. ard Edna Kenna also
SIXTH RACE Maid -: all a-rs: sevrn fUlnngs
Kris KrinEle 10 IT. McTagganI l6 to ;. even.
., . w"n: BadinsFe. l0' u. McCabel. to ,,
to 8 scrnd: Lou Blue lO1 H. McTagCart1, . 10 5. /
third. Time. II 25. Senator Ia-". Prime Mover. !
E-lle Of the Kitchen. and Chivs!or also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
HOLY NAME LEAGUE
TITLE TO TRINITY

Trinity beat St. Dominics. : to 6.
therefore winning championship of the
Holy Name Baseball League. having
won three games out of four in series
between the three leading teams who
were tie at the end of the regular
playing season. Trinity made a great
uphill fight and won out in the fourth
and fifth innings after St. Dominics
had the big end of the score. to l.
The st. Dominics will protest this
game before the board of governors of
the Holy Name Junior League at a
meeting of that body to be held this
week, claiming that Pitcher Grant. of
the Georgetown team. is ineligible. The
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Admits Mathewson Is Slipping.

For the first time since Christy
Mathewson Joined the Giants. McGraw
admits that the old warhorse is Slip
ping.
He hasn't the stuff he used to
carry" says McGraw. The hop on
his fast ball has disappeared, and
Matty's left arm and shoulder are
troubling him. The doctors who have
examined him diagnose the ailment
as anything from neurites to house
maids knee.
The slipping of Matty is blow to
us-and a blow TO me. l always knew
in the past that when we needed a
game Matty could go out and get
it for US. He never failed me in
wears gone by. And now, that he
isn't in shape, that he isn't able to
win with the regularity of old. there
comes a big vacuum-a hole that never
may be filled"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Comiskey May Land Baker

Chicago, Aug. 26.-Prcsident
COmiskey, of the ChicncO White
Sox, Is making final desperate
effort to land "Home-Run" Baker.
former third sacker for the Ath-
Ietics, for his team, according TO
gossip in welI-infOrmed circles.
Connie Mack and his team will be
here tomorrow and il is expected
conference between the Phila-
delphia manager and President
Comiskey will definitely deter
mine whether the smuggling hero
of several worlds series battles
will come to Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Decide Not to Take Trip.

Cincinnati. Aug 25-Frank Bancroft
and Connie Mack have decided not to
take a couple Of all-star teams to the
coast this fall. Owing to the bad condi-
tions in the minor leagues, and the large
number of ball players out of work, due
to the raids of the Feds. Banny and
Connie have come to the conclusion that
this will be a bad year to make the trip,
so they will wait until the fall of 1916.
by which time they hope that the Euro
pean war will be over and that baseball
will have returned to its normal condi-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
BALTIMORE IS BEATEN
BY THE BROOKFEDS
Weird Twelve-inning Game Goes to
Visitors by Score of
to 9.
CHICAGO FEDERALS
LOSE

Baltimore. Aug. 26.-BrOoklyn won n
weird Thinning fence-busting contest
from Baltimore today. II to 3. the fans
getting three hours and ten minutes
worth Of baseball for their double jit-
neys.
Brooklyn piled up big lead. but Bal
timore hit Walker to all corners OF
the field in the eighth. cutting down
the handicap. Knabe used all the pinch
hitters on his team and when the game
ended had Kerr and Jacklitsch, catchers.
at first and short. Score:
R. H. T.
Brooklyn.... SOC 2oI Ioooo o Sill II ;
Baltimore. . o 0 0 0 Is Is
Batteres-Walker, Upham. Wiltsc. F. Smith. and
H. Smith; Render. Quinn, Bailey. and Owens. I'm
TlIes-Messrs. Finncran ard O'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Notre Danes Dates.

South Bend. Ind. Aug. 26.-Jesse Har-
per. athletic director of Notre Dame Uni
versity. today announced the football
schedule for the coming season. II fol-
lows: Alma at Notre Dame. October .:
Haskell Indians at Notre Dame, Octo-
Der ?: University of Dakota at Notre
Dame, October 2S: University of Nebras-
ka at Lincoln. october 30: Army at West
Point. November 3; Creighton Tniver-
sity at Omaha. November l3: University
OF Texas at Austin, November IS; Rice
Institute at Houston. November g.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
WOMAN RACING SECRETARY.
Miss Hnrtke, of COHinEton, Ky, L
the Only One In Country.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. $50 far as
she knows, Miss Mildred Hartke, OF
Covington, Ky, is the only woman rae
ing secretary in the United States. This
week. as had been her custom for sew
eral years. she is 'clerking" the Hamil
ton County Carthage Fair races. She
will go Ia ter to Erlanger, KY. and then
to Falmouth. Ky, in the same capacity.
Miss Hartke arranges all races, regis
ters the judges penalties. marks the
time and after the race is finished signs
the record that goes to the racing as
sociation.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Pipp q Pippin.

Walter Pipp. secured by the Yanks
from the Tigers, is one of the 1915 SEN
sations of the American League. Pipp
is one of the timeliest hitters on the
team and in addition to that he has
hammered out more three-baggers and
more home runs than Ty Cobb. and has
made almost as many doubles as the
Georgia Peach"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Champion by Film of a Coin.

Norwich. Conn. Aug. 26.-Harold Clark.
of Springfield, Mass, retained his title
of rogue champion at the close of the
National Tournament here tonight. When
play ended he and his brother, Eddie
Clark, of Springfield. were tied with
thirteen games won and lost Instead of
playing off the tie, they decided to Zip
Il coin, and Harold Clark won the toss
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Connie Mack Sends Out Scouts.

Philadelphia. Aug 96.-After expert
menting with more players so far this
season than most managers would try
out in two years. Connie Mack still is
far from satisfied with those he retains
on his payroll. and in an effort to get
more material from which to try to pick
players for a pennant contender in 1916
has taken entire charge of the team and
has sent his captain. Harry Davis. and
his chief scout, Ira Thomas, on another
hunt through the tall grass.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
There with the Goods.

Canonsburg, Pa. Aug. 2o.-When W.
c. Bedillion. 6s years old. became dis
gusted with the work of the pitcher
Of the McConnells Mills baseball team
in it's game with the Westland nine
he threw off his coat, stepped into
the box and pitched his team to VIC
tory The score was to in favor
of McConnells Mills.
Bedillion pitched three innings,
struck out four men. gave one base
on balls, hit one batsmen. but did not
allow a hit He scored one run. 1t
was the first game he had played in
twenty-five years.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Issue SWeenine Def

The Capital City Feds will cross ba Is
with the fast Belvadeers. of Potomac.
Va. on Sunday. Aug. % at 1890 a. m
at North Capitol and l. streets northeast.
and a good game is expected. The Feds
would like to arrange games with any
team averaging Il years in or around the
District. Those desiring games should
communicate with John Ganey, Fenton
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Goes to Pirates.

New York, Aug. 26.-The New York
American League club announced last
night that Eddie Barney, an outfielder.
had been released to the Pittsburgh
National League club for the waiver
price. Barney. who formerly played
with the Jersey City Internationals.
joined the New York Americans a
month ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
ROOMS AND BOARD.

i505 X ST NV BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. SEC
ond floor: suitable : two or 'hree gentlemen
leOS X ST Nw.-BEACTIFUL LARGE FRONT
TOom suitable for two gentlemen.
SO ST NW.-SEVERAL LARGE. COOL.
bright secrnd-iOCr rooms: wellkept house; COM
Tetcly furnished: a. m. l.. government depart
ments and downtown; excellent home cooking;
snnahle
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
COACH ROBERTSON SAYS
HIS MEN WERE ROBBED

Lawson Robertson, coach of
the Irish 4 merican A. C., In back
from the Coast. and says Alvnh
+. Meyer lost first place in the
1OO-yards dash mt the National
Championships through bad
judging. Lawson says that for
mer President BrOem, of the A.
4. L., insisted that Meyer hadn't
Loomis wns placed first. Robert
son insists that Meyer broke the
tape fully one foot in front Of
LOOmis.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
BARRETT BACK TO CORNELL.
Crack Quarter Back Expected to
Remove Conditions.

Ithaca, Aug. 26-Char1es Barrett, Cor
nelrs great Quarterback, and choice
for the position on the All-American
team last fall, who was placed on
probation because he failed to pass
all of his examinations, will return
here in September. If he removes his
conditions he viii be able to play on
the team this fall.
1t is felt sure in athletic circles
that Barrett will be able to regain
good standing. He was the mainstay
in the backfield last fall
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Buy Mrs. Locke's Stock.

Philadelphia, Aug. 26.-President Baker,
OF the Philadelphia National League
Baseball Club. announced today that the
stock of that organization held by Mrs.
William II. Locke, of Pittsburgh, has
been purchased by three directors of the
club While the purchase price WAS not
made public, 1t was stated that the
stock was valued at about $4,000
Mrs. Locke is the widow of a former
president Of the club. who died two
years ago
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
M'QUILLAN IS BACK.
PhiIs Buy Their Former Star from
Pirates.

Philadelphia. Aug. 26.-George Nc
Quillan. idol of Phillie fans six years
ago. will he back in 4 Philadelphia uni
form again tomorrow. Pittsburgh ask
ed for waivers on George last week.
the Phillies refused to waive, and pur-
chased him yesterday at the waiver
price Of $500. The waiver period does
not expire until today. so he was not
eligible to play yesterday, although
he was in uniform and batted ground
ers 10 the infield between games.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Newark Downs Buffalo.

Newark. Aug. 26.-Newark took the
final home game with the Buffeds today.
4 to l. Earl Mosely outpitching Bedient
and Lafitte. Three errors by Roach. as
many hits by Campbell and solid swats
by Moseley and Laporte enabled the
locals to pile up their runs. Buffalo's
tally was the result of a base on balls
to Hoffman and hits by Chase and Lou
den. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
RED SOX BUY AGNEW.
st. Louis Catcher Sold for $4,000 &c
League Leaders.

St Louis, Mo, Aug. 26.-Sam Agnew,
the catching star of the st. Louis Amer
lean League team, has been sold to the
Boston Red Sox. Agnew has long been
considered one of the ablest and most
consistent backstops in organized base
ball. as his fine record with the st. Louis
team testifies.
The sum paid for Agnew was not made
public, but IL is understood 1t was close
to the IS, 600 mark.
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L. q. SLOAN " 60. INC. AuctioneeT,
ltG q St
TRUSTEES SALE or rIr,,- ~,
PROVED REAL ESTATE, REIN,; \ THREE
STORY TEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING al4
FIRST ST. y. w. WASHINGTON ID g.


~rn,MED ~ REAL ESTATE, BENZ \ THREE
SIpkl TEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING Ill.
FIRST ST. y. w. WASHINGTON, D. {
BY Vutuc Il certain deed 81 trust Grlv record.
cd IN Liber a53 at folio 2iI Of the land RECORDS
"t the District n Columbia and at the rs1ueSt
oi The party secured thereby the uudersigret
trustees viii sell at public auction in fr0nt os the
premises on MONDAY. August % BIS AZ tn
p n. the following described lands and promises
situate In the District Of Columbia and being DIS
lSnated as lot numbered q in Joselh Paul and 7
J. Alhrights suhliyisiun Of lots in square number
cd in &. Whilhelmina Dobtin's addition to this
city OF Washington. per plat recIrief IN county,
N""k Il. page 70. in the cfic- Of the surveyor
Tor the District Of Columbia. subject TO the Gov
CnSnts Of record.
TERMS Of sale Sold subject 70 a rrior deed Of
trust in the amount of S3sJl.5O held by the Ma
tlpnal Permanent building Association Of the city
ot Washington. District Of columbia and the
amount over and above the said trust 10 b rsrt
IN cash. deposit Of SlOa will he required a, tim,
II sale. ConVeyancing. recording etc. 10 be at
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale TO be complied
with within fifteen days from day Of sale ether
wise the trustees the light 10 reseU the
property at the ri.S and cost If deiaultins rrI-
chasr after FIVE davS advertisement Of aich re-
sale in some newspaper pabIish.d in Washington
II. c. GEORGE ". RlSTON. FAUL l.
WRIGHT Trustees
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Johnston Wins at Tennis,

Southampton. N. Y. Aug. 26.-will-
lam NJ. Johnston. the Californian ex-
pert. took three sets to win his match
in the tennis tournament here today.
In the doubles Mclaughlin and Bundy
defaulted their match.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Yanks Get Allen Russell

Richmond. Va, Aug. 26.-Pitcher AL
len Russell was sold today for $500
by the Richmond club to the New York
Yankees. Russell will report Septem-
Der s. He is a right han6er and a
brother of Lefty" Russell. who cost
Connie Mack $4,000 and then fliyered,
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Kansas City on Top.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 26.-Kansas City won
the fifth game of the series with Pitts
burgh today, s to ), in a game featured
by free hitting on both sides. The locals
used three pitchers. all being hit hard
Score:
R r. T.
Kansas City,. ol so 0 o-6 Is :
Pittsburgh ......... 0 0 o 0 5 l3 o
Batteries-Main and Easterly: Comstock. Hearne
Dickson and O'Connor. Umpires-Messrs. Brennan
and Wilhelm.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Standish Is a Golf Champion.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. %
James Standish, jr., of Detroit. yes
terday won the Michigan Golf League
championship by defeating Henry
irinnell, of Grand Rapids, up and 8
to play. The tournament was held on
the Kent Country Club links
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR RETAINING WALL-OF-
flee Gf Public Buildings and Grounds Washing
ten. d. c. Sealed proposals will be received heIs
until p. n. SEPTEMBER % 1915. and then
op'ned. fer furnishing materials and labor ard
constructing retaining wall along west side Of
Meridian Hill Park Further information on aTpti-
cation au2j. IS 2 s-sepl5.I9.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Youth Killed by Thrown Ball

Whiteshurg, KY. Aug. 26-Forester
Adams. IS. was almost instantly killed
yesterday when he was struck hv a
thrown baseball. The lad was watching
a game between playmates. His death
II said to be the first in Kentuckv This
year - . result Of baseball playing
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Detroit Tigers Release Steen

Mobile, Mich, Aug. 26-Pitcher Bill
Steen, of the Detroit Americans, recently
purchased from the Cleveland American
League club. received notice of his un-
conditional release today.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

N.rl,n uases-Roa,l. Feldrnan o.. Riley. Whit
f,, MrKav g. Wllhide. DoUShton t"). Williams.
Tw as. Iir-CutrinE Threehase hit-Benne'i.
= lice hts Wilhiic. Riley. Double PLAY
.,.s.:u 10 RILEY to Whiting. Struck out-3S
I'm. It, ;. Iy Rotnaar. ). Bases on baAS-oH
r,.r,. o. Of Rothlar {: of Bennett. ? HIT
y, ~: sor-By Bennett &c. Bund ComstocH).
Wi. r.,chp--Rernert t2, Umrires-Mcssrs, RoSs-
.,r a'd EIwarCs. Time of game hours ana
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In snail and large sums. All transac-
lions conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers. WM. II. SAUN-
DERS &c CO.. Southern Bldg. S07 18th st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect to prior payments
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. 730 18th st
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Movers Pitches No.hit Game.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, Aug. 26.-Joe Meyers
twirled a no-hit game for the Wilkes
Barre team aginst Albany here yester-
day the score being ) to 0. in favor of
the home team. One batter reached first
base. and he got on as the result Of a
pass.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Toronto BUYS Catcher Cooper.

Toronto, Ontario. Aug. 2s.-The Toronto
club Of the International League an
nounces the purchase of Catcher Cooper
from the Brantford club OF the Canadian
League Cooper will report to the locals
at the end Of the Canadian League sea-
son
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BUSINESS Opportunities

fully placed with fOrsisn buysr. f,- miIir,rv s,,,
Plies several inventions. wishes to include in his
deallngS anythius new and PRACTICAL in this linz
fuil description required to receive attention: Ill
IeL'LGs conldentill BON D. Herald OFFICE
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Fogarty Resigns.

Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. 26.-Tom Fogar-
ty, president and secretary Of the Har-
risburg club. retired from that position
today. Frank de Wan, Of Jersey City,
was chosen to succeed him.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-GIRL TO COOK AND Do
general housework; must stay nights:
light work: small family. References re-
quired. 300 10Th st. nw
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
WANTED-ROOMS

YOT NG MAN. WITH TIE BEST. OF REFER
cEcps wants neatly furnished small room in
strictly private family: Mount Pleasant preferred
Address BOX 10. Herald Office.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
ID. NOTES. Auctione,r.

ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER , 1915 At
a M. IN iont nf &" Louisiana avenue northwest
We will sell at rIblic auction Z, rr,y,r s.o.,o -,
oth'r char2s. all goods and chat;cs stored with n,
IN tue I"iIo"lng narn"s: Alll"c smith Lena VII
nanlS. H. Lnmix Mrs DuttOn or Mis- Moran
''''lh ''reen: Annie IoiiuS"n and e. r. stark.
INiON STORAGE n TRANSFER co
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
LOST

LOST-BUNCH OF KEYS, PIECE SHOE
buttoner. beer opener; one key on string.
Return to 102S Conn. ave. Reward. Main
5296.
LOST-GOLD WATCH, ENGRAVED ON
front. c. X. c.: on back. 1907. Liberal re-
ward to finder. c. X. GIBSON. AZ 11th NV.
LOsT-LARGE GRAY.WHITE CAT. ANSWERS
10 name Of Gypsy" Return TO HOTEL STRAT-
FORD and receive reward
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Whales Lose Final Game.

Chicago, Aug 26.-The Terriers used
eight of their nine hits and converted
five of their seven passes into runs
and won the final game from the Whales.
10 to today. Chicago got fourteen hits
off Willett, but could not cash them.
Score:
RHE
St Louis is......... % 0 . ) 0 90 9
Chicago ............. o Is "A
Batteries -Wiilett anil Hartley: Brown. Black. and
Fischer Umprres-Messrs Johnstone and Mulln.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
HOUSES.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

10 9TH ST. SE.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR.
new house. comp TIetely fur. for h. K: Ii. W. b.
and gas: four rooms hall pantry. pOEches. large
basement: three lines.
l23 VI ST. y W.-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
transients accommodated Telephone North eS
% 9Th ST NE.-3 LARGE. BRIGHT. COOL,
newly rapsrcd rooms: house: Handsomely and
completely furnished Tor housekeeping: everything
ntw: beautiful brass hcds; large porches; tiled
hath; very reasonable. L. sos.
20 GRANT FLACE NW.-S!"EKAL LARGE,
cool. bright cccnd for ICONS: southern exposure.
a. IN. l.: well-keft home: private. refined family;
central; reasonable to gentlemen.
llo9 ST. NW.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
nicely furn. a. IN. l.. spleEdid location. near
depts. and downtown section: reasonable.
1919 MASS. AVE y. w.-ONE LARGE AL
cove room and two other rouu.s and bath. game
floor: suitable for four gentlemen. will rent
separately: phone y. Gl9o.
sl6 IlTH ST. Nw-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS.
with screened porch. for light housekeeping; first
floor; Quiet house; other rooms.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
1901 MONROE ST y. w.-LARGE DETACHED
corner house: plenty Of ground: large porch and
swings beautiful Iocstion: cool second floor rooms:
bathroom and shower bath: a. m. l.; good home
cooking: near car: reasonable. Jewish gentlemen
preferred. Cot IsCT.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

First lase ball--Of CAN'T, ); Of. Braupd. >
Struck out-By CAN'T. ,; BY Braund, ;. Three-baSe
hit-Braund. Tvo-base hits-Braund. Mccarthy.
UmTirc-JaCk Carr.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
FOUND.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

FOUND-A BUNCH OF KEYS on / ST. Ne
lith. Sunday morning. Phone North sZ7.