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The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE LANSTON MONO
type Machine COMPANY PhiIsdeI-
phia, April 10th. 1916. The ANIMAL
meeting Of the stockholders OF rbe
I-ANSTON -mONOTEPE MACHINE COM -
PANY will be held al the Elks Home
corner Prince and Royal streets, Alex
andria, Va, at u o'clock noon. on
Thursday, the 4th day OF May. 1916. for
the purpose OF eleCting a board OF di-
rectors to serve for the ensuing veal
and transaCting such other business as
may properly come before It
Transfer books will DE closed or
April 24th at I o'clock p. IN. and will
be reopened on May 9Th at 10 O'Clock
q. m. BY order OF the Board Of Di-
rectors, w. ARTHUR SELLMAN, sec
retary.
HASTINGS, JOHN HN-WANTED FDRWTRTY II
War Department, Washington and during Srs1
ish- American war ia Letter GeueraI HusrfttI
ChickAmaugN. Address, WILDER. EVEN & FAT
TERsON, 45 Cedar strRst. New YORK City
NO, los25-TREAsURI DEPARTNIEST-OFF7C
Of the CGmptroer q the CIrrency, WashinrtSr,
evdence presented 70 the undersigned H has bssn
MADE to appear that The Dupont National Bar
q Washington, in the city OF washington Tfs-r5rt
o. Columbaa has compiled with all TIE r-yTi.i m
complied With before assocs ton shali he srth--
ned TO commencs the business q BanEing: nov
theretEe |, TSomAs P; Kane, Acting Conpt7oTler Of
he Currency. do hereby certify that The Dupont
Washington, District Of Columbia Il Iuthorizsd 70
sofnrnenes the business Of Banking a. provided in
section tlfty-one hundred and SIty-rine q the
Revised Statutes of the United States In tss-iHuy
tenth DAY Of Febrlsry. 1916 T. p. KANE Actin
ComptIoller of the Currenc.
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WINE, WOMEN, SONG,
KAYO JOHN REARDON

New York, April 27.--John Reardon 50
years old, once bantam-weight champion
Eprizefighter OF the world. and wealthy,
put who, in his own words was knocked
out by booze long ago." was arraigned
IN the Tomhs Court today charged with
begging the price Off a meal In the
streets ess -
Eleven years ago when Jem Bowker.
the famous English boxer, captured the
bantam weight title by knocking out
frankie Neil the American holder.
Reardon, then IN his prime. NJ ent 10 Lon
don, knocked Bowker out in three rounds,
and brought the championship back to
the United States. In the course of his
varied career. Reardon took part in 367
ring battles and was only knocked out
once, Several years ago he retired from
the ring with fortune estimated at
more than $4,000
Wine, women. and song-crazy, that's
all, was the explanation he offered to
Magistrate Handy in the Tombs Court
II went through my money, and then
my friends turned away from me. For
three months and half / have been
sleeping in the back rooms of saloons.
Oh. IL Big Tim Sullivan was alive, /
wouldn't be on the Bowery." Magistrate
Handy suspended sentence on Reardon's
promise that he would go to Bellevue
Hospital for treatment.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
WOMEN GOLF TOURNEY
AT CHEVY CHASE CLUB

The first annual golf tournament for
the woman's championship of the Dis
triet of Columbia, open only to women
entitled to the golf privileges Of a mem
Der club Of the District Association. will
De held at Chevy Chase Club. starting on
May 15 when the qualifying round viii
be played. The irst and second rounds
will be played on the two days follow
ing, while the semi-final and final will
be played on Thursday and Friday May
IS and 10
A championship trophy will be awarded
the winner of the tournament, while
przes will be presented to the runner-up
ana the winner Of the defeated eight in
u1 ene nrst sixteen. The privileges of the
Chevy Chase course are extended r. tbe
contestants for the mornings of Thurs
day and Friday. --.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
COMPANY L LANDS
THE POINT TROPHY


Company IL" carried off the point
trophy in the National Guard meet last
night at, Convention Hall, with a score OF
Y points, before an audience of five
hundred people. 1t was closely pushed
for top honors, however, by Company C.
which scored one less. Beating the gun
In the 5O-yard dash, Giavannoni, running
for e. Company, lead all the way, and
won the event by three feet. The COM
pany's relay henors went to "K' Com
pany. who defeated Company IL" by
. feet
The race that furnished the most eN-
eitement of the evening was the 220-yard
dash, which was won by Wheeler, of
Company 'LI." after great squirt in
which he nOsed out Ulrick. of Company
f. by one foot. Prof Horan and his
pupils gave a pleasing exhibition IN
ltumbling and comedy events.
A three-round boxing bout between
Jack Boland and Mike Urane ended in
draw, as did a 15-minute wrestling
match in which Joe Grant essayed the
come back" and stayed 10 minutes with
his brother, Jim" Grant. Company ~
was the only team that showed up for
the wall scaling contest and after going
over the wall in a :Ol seconds. they were
awarded first prize.
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With the Running Horses
49, s~s~ .~s~ 49, ,%n~ l>~.s
Entries and Results
HAyRE DE GRACE RESULTS.


FIRST RACE Selling: ayear-olds and upward
fge and one-hsh fHion1L The Masquerader. lOs
ButweHl, 81, $50. $50 won: Humiliation. lie
bald, $50. 2e. second: Lost Fortune. los IAN
defsonl, SD third. Time i.i035 King Tuscan.
Bendel. In and Out, Scottish knight and Fred
Len also ran
SECOND RACE steepechase; 4-year-olds and
upward; maidens; about two miles, Lady Butter
fy. l5 tsteTensonl $50 S. SEQ won. Jack
Winston, ~ tAllen). $50 $50, second; Aviator.
rs Brown. S. third Time. 4Hls Pied Piper
and Royal also ran
THIRD RAcE-Handieap; selling, 5year-olds and
upward; mile and rsventy yards. Brave Cnnsrder.
1s u. Mclssgaytl. N3.9. $50. ont. won; Red
lGnd lB tPauington), $50 out second; HarbaJd
l02 tAnd dsrson). ont, third Zine. 1925. Star
Gaze also ran. s--
FOURTH RACE-Tfe Perryriue Selling Stakes
2yesr-clds; four and one-hah furlonss Manokin.
iOl iKeoghl, $40. out. won: Chemung 100 a. Nc
Taggart), out. second; Rhymer. IO2 (schuttingerl.
out. third Time OsG. Three starters
FIFTH RACE-Selling; gyear-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards. Mr. Mack 10 fCruisel.
$3.50, 500. A.s0, won; Peacock. ll5 DoyIsl $40,
$50 second; MenlO Park los BALD $3.50 third.
Time. 81, Valas Kneelet Task. Typography and
Napier also ran
SIXTH RACE-selling: 4year-oids and upward
SIX furiougs. Lord Wells. lo7 tAndersonl. $50.
as.0. -, won; Deduction. liz u. NcTsggzrtl,
Sfo sZ8. second; Balfrcn ll2 uanerty). G50.
tagoras Dakota, Sir Deurah. Margaret Meise Ada
Anne and Jim Bascy also ran. ..
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: 3yesr-olds and up
ward; mile and seTenty yards Rose JuIiette, SS
tGartner1. S. $50 SO won: Counterpart no
tParriugtonl, s360 SEQ. second; AIrisa lO5 Noun
tsinl s.. third. Time. J 925 CheTrou. High
Flyer. sempeE. stalWart and StellArina slso ran.
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FIRST RACE-Hve and a half fHIongs. 5year-
olds and upward. Water Blossom 10 Martini.
$50. $50. s20. won; Ed Howard, l05 (KedeTisl,
$50 $50 secDndi Mars Cassidy, lO5 Cooper,
$40 third. Time, IO9 Chalmsrs, Bars and Stars.
Burt Thurman, Amazon and Ssndward absn ran.
SECOND RACD-SiI furlongs; J-year-old hles.
Lady Always. lN CTeahanl Alg. $50. S, won
Southern League l05 (Meehsnl. S4lO $3.50 SC
ond; Mary H lG tGSrnerl A.0, third. Tine,
ls 35, Poppe, Deliver. GyTsy Blair, Beauty Shop
and Countess Wimot also
THIRD RACE-Maiden colts and geldings 2year-
olds four fIrIOngs. Berlin. III CMurphyl, S36O,
$3.50, s. won; Guy Fortune, IL TeahAn). Sl5l 20.
SS.5c ssCond; Sleeper, IL tAndress), $50 third
Johnny Nc, Bert Williams My Fins and JAmss
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mils and seventy Yards handi
cap; Syesr-olds and upward. Grover Hughes lO6
Hunt, SEQ. $40, $50. won; Baybe-ry Candle,
lO4 GM. Garner, SEQ, $50, seouDd Grumpy, lO4
(Cooper). $40. third. Time, l946 SS. BrynhmAh
Hank O'Dsy and Star Jssmine also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Su hlrlonss: Syear-old hlliss-
Lucky R.. I07 tCuOpeTl, $40. $50 $50 wun
Julia L. liz CKedeTisl, A.6o $40 second: Blue
Cap, lF Mott, $50. third. Time l:725. Little
Sister Moinen Star. Rapids, Mandy Hamilton
Bslitta DOna and Broom Com also ran.
SIXTH RACE-2yearolds four furlonas wesley
Hogan, IGe Cooper, A.3 $50 SD won Sedan.
lH OIurphyl, t2s so. second; Aunt Liz, log
M GarnPr), $40. third. Time, 0si9 rs Green
Jones, Lytle and George o. Love also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-MiIe and seventy yards. Irish
Gentleman, ll6 Gamer $50, $3.50 $. Won;
Borga, los Biinskl, $50. SO second; Otsa Star
l05 Hunt. $40 third. Time, lsis rs. OonhagrA-
ton. DistIrbeT. Louise Stone and Thonwood also
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
SIXSMITH'S STUDENTS
IN BOUTS TOMORROW

Three George Washington University
students will ne among the principals in
the five twO-round pugilistic bouts to be
street northwest. John S. Mcdowell, Of
Prof. Sixsmith. veteran fighter, 1910 G
street northwest ohm S Mcdowell, OF
lS24 l. street northwest, a student in the
Medical School, and a promising heavy
weight. Will probably be matched against
Deloyies Davidson, of Cumberland. Roy
L. Deal, a Law School student and a
lightweight, probably will fight Joseph
P. Browne Randell Larson. the third
George Washington man. who is a light
weight, will take part in one of the bouts
The boxing spirit has invaded all nine
departments of the university. Among
the students who are boxing under direc-
ton of Prof. Sixsmith, whose fighting
name was Jimmie Murphy, are: August
Bostroem. c. H. Hinton. Daniel Waters,
E. W. Dtesrud; Ralph J. Sterling. w. V.
Groome, W. R.. Alexander. Randen Lar
son. Henry J. Kent, David B. Karrick,
Roy L Deal. A. F. Buchanan. jr., Martin
L. Fisher. ]. H Osoinach, H. s. Taylor
W. E. Manly, Kennard N. Wore, John
R. Shields. A. J. .Pinlow, John H. Lyons
and c. c. Davis.
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HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Sellins; 4yesr-oIds and upward
six furiJngs. MA EArst Melse, 81 CNstAra, IG
DedustiOn. lO2; Carlton G.. lGi song Of VALLEY
l0z; Quick, o., StOnehenEe, LIZ: Humiliation, lO2
Nash, lIZ.
SECOND RACE-Sening: 3yesr-olds and upward
mile and ssFenty yards Ida Claire. lDs. -Pardner
lO9; 'GoudWoOd III; Luther W. los. Asa Ma l0i
Ruth Strickland So: TRmerlsns no.
THIRD RAOE-SelIing; 3year-olds and upward
five and ons-haif furiOngs Gaelic 100; ScDttisl
knight. 9s; .TactIess, I05: Good Counsel. g
'MesHcks. 100; Addis T., s5; 'vuss. los Chester
ton, l5
FOURTH RACE-Selling: .+yeaT-olds aDd uT'
ward; mile and O0e-siXteenth Royal MetsuT IL
'HudA's Brother 49, Southern Gold l9e: 'Peg
81: Louise Travers I0ls Napier. lC5; 'KueeIet loe
Devil Fish. lG.
FIFTH RACE-SeITng; Hszide, 3year-oids and
upward. six furI0nGs Trend. IO5; Eueal smyth
lG; 'EIlly Dephia s5; Precision IO6; LsBete
Noir IIb; Jacket. ll5 Tse Lsi. IO Life IoI Edith
Olga, So -GlendAle, loL
SIXTH RACE-selling; 3year-oIds and upward
FIVE and ons-hah furlougs. The NEsqueradsr. 10
Martin Cascs, NSi BrighOuse. III; BoraI. liz
sYokyine. IO5 King Worth z Nash lW; 'G7eet
ipgs. 90; Examiner. 81 Duke n Dunbar lP Dr.
R, L. Swarenger. ZOE.
SEVENTH RACE-SsIlinG: +year-olds and up-
ward mile and one sixteenth. Juliet liz: Flying
Feet, lG; 'Munnti. lO2: 'Alstop. lG2: Freda John.
son. IG; Dinah Do. liz; 'videt. I,2 Della Mack
Zoe
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE
2. ". sTETsON, Attorney


IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oi Coumisa. holding an Equity u01r Nands
r. wolfe. plaintiff. Lgdia Bridge = al de-
ienoaiiU. Eqtdty Cans No 5Ss5.-Tilr ahS<f ~
ms suit is % estsbl u renurd nisiIiids title in
iee simple. b. sdFeTse poseszion 20 oertsin hnd
and pHem,ses situate in The city ~ Washington iu
ne district of Columbia and dasciled a. lot nun
oerea thirg nine - IN Hines a Hiestous srbdi-
naen o. lots in square Numbered nine hundrei and
nlne9-nFe lSsl. as psr plat recorded IN Boot 2
lsge D. q The records q the ufrr ~ tir surreFar
OF ne DisiEiet q Columbia On motiou of riainnH
y y b. the Court ttis IN day q Msr,si A. ~
Es, ordered that the defeDdautE Isdia Bridge
Join Bridges. Jane Heron. Mary York JOIN Rob
luson Daniel clementsun, Fannie T. Belo.s o.
ne hein or oeTtsea ~ any q them Who mag -
Geo, and the unknown heifs or drrisass o. HoteTt
se3eh. Nathaniel McKirn. Isbells Eidder I.o1is
DeIich. LYDIA Rohhusou Franres Churhin. md
saEah oienentsou, any other peFzons claiufn1
Hnncr them. oHuse their aupasr1noe 70 ts -,ia--e
hefein % o. bsfore the fua rile dav. ocr-rrrinf
tef the e1piration Of two months from tls dafe ~
N nfst p'ihioation Of tlhs order lrood cause for
Llhs sa1d TEr1nd having hzsn shoEul- othefl-iss
me c2lse Wll be proceeded vfG a. In cas-. ~ a.
- IauH- FroT1ded e1rg Of thh order b. IuIbli.hed
we 20 month foT such period ~ t,Fo nnuths ns1t
Ht0e sid rule day IN The Washins1aa Law Re-
P Po.yI and Ihe Washington Hruh bsfors ud date
Ihos X ANDERSON Justios A trus s5-v-
Iest tseAl9 ,. r. YOUNG. CluE. ByF v. CifN
NINGHAM. AssisaHt Glen mhBHar1Gz
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
CAROLINA Is EASY
FOR GEORGETOWN NINE

Hitting the ball when hits meant runs,
gave the Georgetown University nine an
other victory yesterday over the Uni
versity of North Carolina team, S to B.
In the first inning the local coIlegians
started denting the plate. and in the
third. after Sullivan tripled with three
on, the Georgetown team took things
slowly.
Currie started on the mound for the
Carolina team, but the third saw his fin-
ish and Powell. who had played shortstop
up TO that time. went to his rescue. Can't
we'll who did the finging for the Hill
toppers, had an easy day of 1t, after the
third, just loafing along and taking things
easy. Score:
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v. GOLDEN DONAIDSON-
ELLIS q DONALDSON, Aftorre,.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
@ to.nmhts- Francs X MayeT. admiui.rrafrin
e a.. Plsinufs, Ausriczn se-grfty End mus
SoiAEany ulstee, et a.. DcfeudEutr No sfIDI
me oosect q ths suit - to have ths cusrrl
% lu deere construe the last win and te-sa
meni of Theodors J. MaycT dated Fets-uary rs
lsH 70 declare The thus rroFisioBs thereaf uuI ara
VOID, and % order disributiar q the ezEtr 81
Sid Theodons J. Nave % the perzons entitled
tn1eto under the Law. 70 Wit The rsaindh FSun-~.
= Mayer - the widow End Edninistratrfr of
Iisodors Albert Mayer and 10 the plaintiff FrEno~-
hitz MEyer a. the so3s heirEtIaw and urzt a ~
% ssid Theodore Albert Nave. On motion q ~.
niaintlhs. IL IL this llth day a. Arri Ig6 o-ds-d
that the defendsuts, Bertha Helbiinr Fiida schsd
ler. Conrad Graf. Ida MaysH John Maver and
Anna Catherine schaciitleT cause their aupearznor
70 b entered hsrein ~ beforu the for7ieth dsv
exclusive a Sundays and legal holidays or-urTi1r
after the day Of the frst phiczti1n o. this o-a-r
others IS the czusr viii b. rrocesdsd with a. ~
case o. deiault Pruyt6ed, ouTg ~ this order h.
pubtEhsa oacs 'Feek for threr Successive wpsls IN
1s washington Law Reporter and The Washington
He-ah before said DAY WALTER I. MCCOY. Jus
hoe- true 7ooTy-Tsst- fSeall J. r. YOUNG
Cletk. By r. ?. BELEW. Assistant Clek.
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Syear-olds; sir furlonsh. Bob s.
Olga, %; Edna Kenna, 81; Uncle VIII S Wanda
PilEsr. los; Celebrity. 100; IEzetbey. 10; odd
Charles. 81: Msry Jay, q Ardent q Carrie Ome,
lOs: Mex. 10; Dpoll Ill
SECOND RACE-2-year-oIds: four furlongs
maiden hiles- Seyilla, liz; Sunfash III; Triloss-
ll2; Satin, liz; Queen Anant II2; Rosewood. ll2
NGhel r.. liz; MiIbTey liz; Believe Ne Boys u2
Lynette. III; Ysrmilla, ll2 Sweet Helen. liz
THIRD RACE yesr-olds and upward six fur
IOBgs Ross Marion. 100; 'BlArney IO6: Stout Heart
10; Hawthorn. liz; 'High HOrs l0l Brookheld.
l0s: sFStler Riley, H. Billy Joe. III
FOURTH RACE-The Beaumont purse: JyeAT
olds; mile and ReTenty yards. Polruma, lo6; Mile
stone. lo6; Dodge, liz; Big Fellow lo6; Jack o.
Doud, 100.
FIFTH RACE-2year-olds and upward: Combs
Lumber Company purse; SK hIrionss. Brooks. e
Eulogy. lGl: Ben Ounce. IOs fFeluro los; SIeeth,
III; King CORN. loG; PortliEht, los; Hu1aker. IOs
tWhite Crown JOG.
SIXTH RACE-2year-olds four and a half fur
longs Friole. IOI: FrReTic, IU; Midway, IU;
Frank Coleman. lOs; E'clyn v, loi: Swift Fox.
lW; NoTumberRa. lGe.
SEVENTH RACE 3year-olds and upward: mile
and seventy yards Industry &c: CheEHlisr g
aChoctaw l0: Gold Color, III; Surprising. lI2
Harold. H. Tnlotson, liz; LAchis g; Lynn 100
'Dundreary. lr; w. W. Clark, lI2s Bensdicins.
ll2; Lupin. H.
'ApUEentiee allowance claimed.
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TRACY'S TURNIPS TRIM
JONES' JONQUILS, S TO 3

The annual baseball classic that il
pulIeu on between teams comprising en-
ployes of the CongressionsI Sead nIs
trloution occurred yesterday when the
ZONES Jonquils" out4germinated the
Tracy Turnip" outfit by the tune of 3
The Jonquils at no time showed the
streak of color emblematic of their name
out the Tracy Turnips were Obliged to
suo-earth themselves to escape punish
ment at the emeny's hands,
hupperts pitching was the feature of
the game, as he SPRAYED the han ove-
the plate for seven str,ke-outs whfIa
George Strictly plowed his way through
the bumps and won his game. A re-
turn game will be played next week.
RH n
Tracy's Turnips.... 00O3OOOO03 & /
Jones Jonquils 49,. Oa0201oos1I >
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DIED.

ENGEL-On Wednesday morning. April
S. 1916. at ESQ a. m DAVID I.
ENGEL, beloved husband OF Mamie
Engel at his residence. HOq EiEh-
teenth street northwest
Funeral from the above address Fri
day morning at 10 a. m.
HARMAN-On Thursday. April q 1915.
at her residence. 329 Park avenue,
KATE LEE HARTMAN.
Funeral services at Trinity Church.
Staunton, Va, Saturday, April % at
9 a. m.
Hilton Wednesday, April 26 1876, at
SIG p. m, BRIDGET HILL. beloved
wife of the late John J. Hill
Funeral from her late residence S31
II street northeast, on Saturday. April
g. Requiem mass at St Aloysius
Church at 10 a. m. Kindly omit
flowers. g..
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6. W. Va. Double play-F1ynn to Lambert.
stolen bases-Knods. Derrick Ayers. Sacrifice hits
-Obgrlin, Flynn. Innings ptched-By Chichester,
r.: by Derrick. ?; By MOrnhinweg - Hits
mads-Of Chichester. 5; On Derrick. ;: OF Morn
hDweg ?. Tmes at bat-AEainst Chichester, q:
against Derrick s; against MornhinWsg. .. Struck
out By Chichester. 2: by Derrick, /; BY June, l.
Bases on halls-OH Derrick 2; OF MornhinHeg 2:
~ June. , Hit hg ritchsr-By June tOberiinl.
First bass erUu-W Va. } Umptre-Ar.
MRcGrh. n. Y. Tine Of gamsI hour ADd 70
minutes
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Cincinnati Sells Two Recruits.

Cincinnati. April 27.-The Cincin-
natl Nationals have sold Outfielder
John Beall to the Milwaukee Ameri-
can Association Club, and Pitcher
Stanley Dougan to the Salt Lake City
club. Bean played left field for the
locals during the alts week. having
taken that position following an In
Jury to Kenneth Williams. Williams
Is now able to resume his place on
the team.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
Bucknell Picks Relay Team.

Lewisburg. Pa, April 27-on a poor
track, made heavy by recent rains,
Coach Johnson held the final try-outs
for the relay team that Will repre-
sent Bucknell at the Pennsylvania re-
lays next Saturday. Pierce and Wink
lebeck, Friedman. Shilling, a sopho-
more, and Soupier. a junior, made the
best time and will represent Bucknell
with a welI-balanced team.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
CARDINALS TO PLAY >-
EMPIRES ON SUNDAY

Alexandria. Va. April 26.-Manager
Huse will lead the Empire aggregation
against the Cardinals Sunday, and ex-
poets 10 give the gray and maroon team
a hard game. and will use his star bat
terry while the Cardinals have Sweeney,
AlbauRh and AllensWOrth to select from,
with Giovannetu or Mcbride behind the
plate.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
Business High Beaten

Woodstock. Va. April 27.-Business
High School. of Washington. was de-
feated by the Massanutten Academy
here today on a muddy field by to
O. They Set the visitors down with
five scattered hits. Gerard featured
the game with some sensational field
ing. The score by innings:
Business ... 100000 30 5 2
Massanutten E. 0O00o004x-4 s 1
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first base on balls-Of Rtenour g. of Hide
brand, Struck out-By Ritenour 4; by Hide
brand, l. Twobsse hits-McIarrez GoebeI Sac.
rihce hy-Montague. Stolen bases Weber CSI New
man, Ritenour. Hausman o. Roper O. Double
plays-Duvall to GOebel t9. Wild pitch-Ritenour
Passed ball-Neumsn. Umpire-Mr Myers Tine OF
game-l hour and 10 minuteS
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LEFT on bases-North Carolina, 10: GeorgetORn =
F1rst base on halls-Of CantWell 4; of Currie ?:
on Powell, 2 Innings pitched-By Ourie, 2; by
Powell. 6. Hits made-Of Curr4e ); of Powell. 6
Struck Out-By CantWell, I; By C,rTie. l: By Pow
ell. T. Three-bass hib-SuIiEsn, Powell Two
base hits-McCarthy Bennett Patterson Sacrifice
hits-Mnrphy Oantwell GilrUy, Sacrifice fy-Mc-
Carthy- Stolen base-McCarthy. Double play
Murphy 10 Weiss to Csss Hit by pitcher-By Our
ne tGtlruy'. Wild pitch-Curre. Passed hall
Hart Umpire-Mr. CoIBhoweT. Tine Of gAms-9
hours and IS minutes
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JUNE SHOWS FORM
AND TRIMS FARMERS

College Park, April 27.-June. pitching
for the University Of West Virginia team
here this afternoon, was invincible when
hits meant runs, and as a result the
Maryland Aggies went down to defeat
to 0. The Farmers used three hurlers
al OF whom we're unsteady.
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Empires to Practice

The Empire A. c. will practice to-
DAY at $3.50 O'Clock at Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast and will
mold special meeting after practice
at Sll + street northeast. All play
ers requested to report as Manager
Heise wants to take a strong team 10
Alexandria Sunday to meet the Cardi-
nails.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
SUBURBAN LANDS

A VIRGINIA BARGAIN. NEAR C'LAREN10N
Va. 6-rOuEn eottHge br iots hOusa newly psper.
Cd and painted. &c 5sEe; -possessi0rr at cnrr Fer
quick sale will take s. go. See this bsrEzin
At Lanhani, Nd. on the Pa. r. R. near statins,-
eroon bungalow. chlci0eR h"Iss and rms one acTe;
I'D cash; balance on essy ierms. For quicf sale
will take $3.50 At Hynrshoro PARK a cottsrq
with o0s-hsH acTs: price SO. easy terms: r,1sss.
sion at once. PhnBz n -. J. l.. OONWEJI,
1910 " - NV. Washington. d G.
BLOOMNGDALE BARgAINs-A STX-R00N
hay window hriCk. vel bUilt boass larEs slesrinF
porch $50 value for s 600. A nine-room h1t-
water heated tay-Wiuduw hriCk 0uce offered s 20
for will sell fg S5D Both holszs we'd lo-ste4
near North CaFdtsl d. K JOHNSON Co TzS
X st NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
ROOMS AND RnARn

H0MEIIKE. GOOD COOKING PTIsNTT 10
eat. absObItsiy c1e1n, c1SufortabIs blis $50 Yal
a.. NV.
En 81. Nw.-SINGLE Ro0N- sEcoSD
nooE frrNS; porch. bath. hOt gEtsE: ssleet sns
roundinEs; cSasins the best
l2s K 81. NW.-LARGE, CLAN ROOM sUT7C
able for two; porch bath hot vutsT: ssls-s ,ar-
rsndinEs: cuisine the bsst
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
Minor League Results.
International

International.
At Baltimore Montreal game post
poned, rain.
At Newark Toronto, game post
poned, wet grounds.
At Providence, s: Rochester, l.
At Richmond, 3; Buffalo, 2.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
WATTED-To RENT on BUY
FOR RENT-HOUSEs

FpR RENT
~ H1hart s., er-b s. - Igrh W Oh 81 81
If2 Adams 6-h q s0r=n a. s-r Il
1876 " srh q 81 f9fs NJ AZ. 81 no.
IN3 - arb Il fn 'r .' lr a
- ID IOTh Il = yss 8 - ~ t6h 80
lEd Eucld lNrt- s. rs Du5r,r N. - D. d q
lE5 W IOr-h h "a fTE ~ r- r. 80
lts slh ftT b------- 9iS1. $50 Calrr-- T1rh Es Al
S7o4 H"mean. p B. 3 . ET 1f NV Tr D .. q 81
'7E Gums ~ T0=-h 81 E1
D n Johnson 90 fgyg u Nu-
S9 " STREET NORTHWEST -T7T ELYE ROOMS
eth, with twosto-v bricl Fsrar,- hut vrtrr h.r-r
hne locaaun- q. voIGT. IN C. r. nv M
stairg
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
CABIN JOHN PARK

WHY NOT TODANl
For plats iIlstnsed book and fun rsrtIclIS-,
about thess Little FErns EttraciEs bOE,s Giss and
low p1oes see or Nrts
J. S. TOAUINSOS
~ Southern BkH N 'raH
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MUhEI 10 LUAh.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY RAJ
eststs AZ loven currvnt uts; SpecIi p-irilsI-s
With respect 70 rTioT rsymeutA II LER a RTTTH-
ERFORD. Inc. ST. l5th a.
MONEY 10 LOAN-Sz0 10 S5D00 on b q
real estate. Several trust funds ~ 20 M c-rt
All transactiuus cuDiucted Wfth ec11oni~sI r,ns5d
erstion for borrower WM H SAUNDERS A
CO., Southern Building So Isth q ~
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
MASSAGTNG.

NINE. DOLORES ROBINSON. NAssEUsE
Rheumstiszu, poor Circulation, nervousness elec-
uopathie treatment APPOINTMENT daily and sun
day. Phone Main Z52J As Sth st. sv