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PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST CE-seIling; 2year-olds: four tJTiOngs
Sally Boots g: PoStano, lO6; Chelses. lo2; BLUE
Ballot. l2; Lady Moll. lu2; Good Gracious los
So Ezc lU.
SECOND RACE-The E7rdise steepechase: =
ycaroIds: two miles Jack Winston. 1I2; An
tiseIdic, 40: Distance. no. Ptolmey ~; Hustler
l2; Omead. li2; Mohawk. li2; Stonewood. lH
Ambrosisn, ~
THIRD RACE Selling: 3yearolds and upward
mile and seventy yards Menlo Park. ~; F1yinE
Feet. I'D: 'PlymasteT. 81; ScTpi III; Napier. l20
Mamie McDee. 10; Handful. S; Babg SistsT
10; Navigator q: Miss Waters 10; 'Saturnus
u2; MonocACy ll5.
FOURTH RACE-New Howard Handicap; Sysar
oIds and upward; six furlongs. Black Broom. 100
Sir William Johnson. q Vonstia %: Celto. ,0i
Tie Decision 92; Robert Bradley. lr7; Uncle Bryn
100
FIFTH RACE-New Howard Handicap; second
division; 2year-olds and upward; SIX furlonEs
Water Lady lO4; Eewessa, lT; Fair Helen, lO2
Sir Edgar. lG: FenmOuse, l6 F7ittergDld II,
Short Grass II FenmOuse, and F1ttergod. Mu
Ter entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 3vearolds and upward
mile. Peg, lOs: Eddie Henry. !O3: CeltabeI. 100
Sandman II. IN: Bryn Chant, 100; Juliet. 10
SEVENTH RACE-The Rennert Handicap: =
year-olds and upward; one mile lem. 100: Harm
Lauder. lo9; MsrShon, ss; Psymaster. %; Re. %
Black Pine. IS: Joe Finn .O7: Mrnlo Park. los
Pardnsr lo6; Duke of Dunbar lO6: Luther. lis
O'sullivsn, %; Rey Oskwood. %.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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phy). s.. third. Time, oS5 rs. Deland, Ny First
Monotony and Sleeper also ran.
THIRD RACE-Thrce- -yearolds and upward I;
handicap; one and one-eighth mies. Brynlimah, l0
tGoosel, $50. SEQ, won; One Step. uo (Murphyl.
SeO. $50, second; Indolence. lOS Mott, s. third.
Time, IS S. Hank 0'Day and Kinney also nm.
FOURTH RAoE-Twoyear-ol FLIES; FIVE and
oue-hsH furlongs Yermila, lol (Goose). NIe0, $40
A.5o. won; Joculsr lis tShilhns), sL5o $50 sec-
ond; Believe Me Boys n0 (Kirschbzum $50
third. Time 0:53 IS SolVeiE Rosewood, Aurigzm.
May W, and Sweet Lesen also ran
FIFTH RACE-FIliea and mares; 4-year-olds and
upward; six furiongs. Embroidery, III CMurphyl,
$40 s27O $40 won; Broom FloWG. IU (GOossl,
s. 90. $50. second; Dorothy Dean 100 Wan Dusen)
$50 third. Time lis IS. Mis- MINI, FIdgrt,
Florence Roberts, and Miss HAwkston also nn.
SIXTH RACE-Threey year-olds and upward; one
and ouesixteenth miles. Mis- FHunis lH HoAs)
$50, $50, $40 won; ConhAsTation, Ill gOnesl,
S.6, s. second Dpde, 10 Qlley1. So, third.
Time I50 IS. Louise Paul TransortatiOn, and
Usteppa also
SEVENTH RACB-PurSe; +year-oldS and up
ward: one and onesiIteenth miles Mabel DuIEe-
ber lW Murphy, S5o, $40. SO won; Howdy
Howdy 100 (Andress). $50 $50. second; ChOctsW.
l01 Hunt, s. third. Time, 1894 Originator,
W. W. Clart. and TnotsOn also ran.
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PIMLICO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-2-year-oids; four furlongs MAno-
kin III IT, McTaggart) $500 $40, SO won
Owaga, ia CMcAtee), $50 $50 second; Sea Gull.
100 CAIetcalD, $40, third. Time. 0as. Crank. Bar
Of Phoenix and Fox Trot also ran.
SECOND RACEIThe PAtApsco SteeplechAse
selling; 4year-olds and upward; two miles Early
Light 1856 Pansyl $l0i co. $40, $40. won RuSs,
l3O CMoore) S277.O, $3.50, second; JuTerence, ls5
tSmoot), Sll, third. Time. 402 As. Union JACK,
Rhomb, Sand Hog Alledo Miss Oxford. Cubon,
Pied Piper. Aberfeldy. Battery. Jim o.. and Lady
Butterfly also
THIRD RACE-Syear-ods and upward one mile.
LAzulf, Ill (Obertl, $50. $40 $40, won; Black
Dine Ill CfcCahey). $50. $50. second Judge
Wright, us (MetcalD, $50. third. Time. l42 Is.
Stalwart Helen and Pandean also ran.
FOURTH RACE-MAiden 3-yesr-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. la Fete Noir. lis tBuItOn).
SL4O, s.. $50. won; Wizard lo5 u. McTagEart).
$50 s. 90, second; TIE LSi. 100 (PaTngton). $50,
third Time l:B Honey Hill. Life, PikeiADd,
Glendale Hedonlet and Ineout also ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling-2-year -o!ds: four furiongS.
Golden Bantam. Ill (SIcTsggart). $3.50. $50. $50.
won; Yellow Sally. Ill McAtee). $50, SsO, acc
ond; Lucle p. lO6 (Parrngtou), SD, third. Time.
O4s. Cruces Riverdale. Lobella Tsrves. Doc Meals.
Bon Otis Dyson and LAntAna also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SellinR; handicap; Syesrolds and
upward; six furlongs. Kootsnay. lO4 (HsyneE)
Sl7eO, s. $50 won Cliff Haven. lo2 CWstson).
$ 10 $50, second: Lady London, loS tSchutnggD.
81 TO- third. Time. ia IS. ApriSA, Athena Brig
house BorAI Can't. Pau Casaba, DR. GremeT,
Jesse j. Lohengrtn. Tsctless. Wiley Gaelic and
ChestertOn also
SEVENTH RACB-Purse: Syssr-olds and upward
mile SumbeT II. 10 tButweL). 8, so. $40.
won; F1ittergnld lis (BurlinEame> $40. $50. SEQ
ord Prohibition, 100 u. McTasEArD, R.D. third.
Tine. 81. RecluSe, Madam Hermann and lllumi'
nAtor also ran.
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CONRAD II. sYME, JAMES FRAN
CTS SMITH, AttOrneyEl

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
n C"lumlaE- Holding q Dis-ri~t Our. In
tundrrnatI11 0t land f0r acquiring night q -uBv
for the P1ney Branch Trunk Sewer. thruuEh
squIres SlO4 and SU7. In the District q Oounlbia
District CoUrt No. Ia Upon consideration q th=
petition q the Commissioners = the District ~
Columbia tled IN the LboVs s1tttled cause. ana
On motion a oouHsel for the snid Comm
It is by the Court this 18th DAY OF APRIL
A. D. 1915. ORDERED: That the CLERK a the Clo1r-
issue a citation 70 n. n Parke-. resdsDos ia
Vermont avenue northwest. Washington. d. C. rr
APPEAR in tins C0Ur the ITth day q Ma
A D. 1876. A. 10 OclOcf a m. 70 Ensw-T the
ssid petition and 70 show c1Uss why the p-Eye~
the-r0f should not he granted. and Why the night
Ot-WEy through squares 3o4 and NU should MT
he condemned for acquiring the riEht-0F way for
the Plney Branch Trunk Sewer through the GfoTt
said parosis o. land i is furtbe- ORDERED That
a coHy q ssid citation r. scrvsd by the United
States Msrsha f0- the District q Columbia upon
such 0vners q the land sought 70 be Condemned
herein. and such persons tntsTestsd therein, a.
NAV hs found By the sid MsrShal. o. his dspIti-E
within the District Of Coluubih: and t is fu-the-
ORDERED. That al persons having any intsrsst
theSe T-pceedInEs b. and fhFv are herrhy
warned and required 20 Eppelr tn this OoG-t o.
~ befuTe The said Eth day q NAV A. D. 1916
70 answer the sid rstiurn md 70 Couttnue in o.
tendance until the Court shall have made it,
FINAL order rsGfyinE and Confirming the HwErd and
report o. The Commissioners 70 b. Appointed b.
The Court tp1rsiss the vElOs q the respective
interests q al persons c5noern-d IN The land Snd
premises mrnti1oed and dss=[bsd In the Efo-y-
ssid Tstiriun- 1t is further ORDERED. That 4
COPY n this ord-1 - published oocs a ws-k f1r
three Successive wSslS. beSiuuinE AZ lssgt tv-1ty
DAYS hefo-e The said -th day q MGy. A D. 1916
in the WsshinEtnn Evsaing Star. Ths wEshinrton
Herald and the WsshinE-Ou Tines, newspspsrs
published in The sid Dlstric. bsfo-e the ssid
17;h DAY of MAY A. d SIS By tbs Court. r L.
SIDDONS Justice. A t7l. cDuy. TrSt: IEszl J
R. YOTNG. CeTk. By ?. Z. CUNNINGHAM A.
sistant Cl-k
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and upward; hues and
maidens; six furlOngS. Ellen NJ. 81 Dash. 8;
LyndOra %: 'Commensia. lO5 Carrie Orme. lo5
Lady Powers. no. Anna Knter 1O6; 'LAchis - {;
Sautercle. %; 'Washoe Belle. IOl; 'Chameuse lO5
The Spirit 10: Ratina 10.
SECOND RACE-2year-ods four and a half
furlongs. IF. c. Cole IOI; Our Meta. lOi Feint
100; Nspora, 100 Coralene 100; DR. Tuck liz.
'Jargon. lO4 Sir Harte, lO7; Snawr. lp; Fancy
Feathers. 100: Wall Street 100 Cash Up. lI2-
THIRD RACE-Wickife purse; 3-year-olds: mile
and a sixteenth. Sanward, %; Gipsy George. 100
81. IsidOre. lO2; Milestone, 100.
FOURTH RACE year-od- old maidens: four and
half furlongS Blue Grass Belle lO9: saFrUn
Girl lO9 Polly Anna, 100; Guy Fortune, IL;
Fallal 1Os; ScyIls. 100; Harry Kelly. III.
FIFTH RACE-5year-olds and upward: the Bal
EowGn purse; six furongs. Cano Run, lOo; Sleeth
lo6; KorfhAge, lOs; Ed Howard. Ioe Port Light
100; Anon. lo6; Polistens. lC7; Noureddin liz
SIXTH RACE-3-year-o r-olds; mile and SIX
tenth. Industry, g; Jack Reeves lo2: "The
Garnet. los; Lynn. los; Uncle VIII lOs: 'Petla1
100; Thanksgiving Ic2 Little Bigger lo3; 'Dsturber
lO5; Col McNab liz
SEVENTH RACE year-olds and upward: mile
and seventy yards Celebrity lo,: Gold Color.
lO4; shynsss. lG; Jessie Louise lO7; AchaIey. lOs
Sosius, 109; 'Osmond lO4; 'PleasurevIe. lO4; Hard
Ball. lT; 'Intons, lo7; Altamaha, losi Beverly
James l09.
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Boxing Card Is Completed
For Ardmore on Thursday

be pitted against Toots Brown. Brown
Is we'll known to the local followers of
the ring game as carrying around real
stin punch. This bout will be for four
rounds and should furnish the fans with
some interesting mauling.
In the curtain-raiser Jimmy Conroy,
who halted the speedy Kid Whip at the
show last week has been matched to
meet Battling Brown in a four-rounder
A battle royal has been arranged which
will open the evenings entertainment.
Special arrangements have been made
with the W. B. and A. car line for trans
portation to and from the arena.
The question Of the referee is still
unsettled but Matchmaker Freeman is
confident that this objection will not in
terfere with the show in any way.
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Matchmaker Joe Freeman, of the Mary
land Athletic and Social Club of Ard
more. Md, completed arrangements yes
terday for the program on Thursday
night. when Tommy Lowe, the local
lightweight. will battle Mel Coogan, the
Brooklyn mauler. in a fifteen-round bout.
Harry Smith. one Of the most promis-
ing fsather-weight battlers developed
around Manhattan during the past year,
will be pitted against Kid Jeter. OF Balti-
more, Md, in the semi-wind-up over an
eisht-round route. Jeter is a sparring
partner Of Kid Williams and looks to
'be one of the best battlers ever turned
out from the Monumental City.
Turk Smith. who hung the kayo wal
lop on Joe Blackburne in the third round
at the last show held at the club, will
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Eastern High Will Battle
Teck Nine at Park Today

in Flatery and Harmony Blake.
Little" Thomas at short seems to be a
find being one of the cleanest fielders in
the high schools. II the day is hot
DENLY Hird will probably prove un-
hittable, being hot-weather pitcher.
The game will start at $3.50 at American
League Park. Probable lineup:
Technical-PfsfeT, center field; Stephenson, first
base; Eseman, second base; Brumbsugh. catcher
Berens right field; Strawn, third base; Shewalter.
shortstop; Cole left field; Hrd. pitcher.
Eastern-ThOmas shortstOp; Newman, third base;
Blake, center field; TomHn. pitcher; Shields. left
field; F1atery, catcher: LanAhsn, right held Litch-
held hrst base; Boegisr. second base.
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PROPOSALS.

0FFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District x OOlumhA- WEShinguon AuI
lHe- Sealed proposals VII b received a. this
ofice. Room 81 district Building, Until 2 o'clocf
p n. MAY Ie. Isl6. for furnishing and delivering
during the fiscal ycar ending June ~ Ig. auto
mobile tIrus. CASES and tubes. foT uss o. the ra
nous branches o. the government q The Disr-
a Columbia Pom o. rrupossl End sps-ihoatons
NAV Be- obtained frum the Purchasing O-1i-~
y. @. Room SlD District Building OLIVER P
NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARLES W
kUTZ, Commissioner
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
District Of Columbia Washington. April =
1916. Sealed T-1Fosls will hs received At this O
hce, Rom 500. DisVi1t Building Until z oclo4
p n MAY IS 1916 for repairing and rplrliliins
water tower. for the Fire Deps-tmrut. this CITY
Specifications and form q proposal may ~ obtai nd
upon APPLICATION 10 the Purchasing OHicT. u. C..
Room 10. DtStrc1 Building. OLIVER P NEW-
MAN. LOUIS BROwNLOw. CHARLES "
KUTZ. Commissioned D C.
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CUBS HANDED ZEROS
BY ST. LOUIS CARDS

Chicago, May 2-St- Louis came of
victorious today in a pitchers battle be-
tween Doak and Vaughn. The Cardinals
won the game in the first round. when
Bescher tripled and scored on Smiths
single. A pass to Bescher, followed by
Smiths sacrifice. triple by Bethel. and
an error by Doolan. netted two more in
the third and enabled Doak to blank the
Cubs. to 0. holding them to two hits.
The Score:
RH z.
st. Iouis......I o . 0 900 0-3 :
Chicago .......O 0 0 0 o. 0 0 90 :
Battries-Doak and Snyder; Vaughn
and Fischer. Archer. Umpires-O'Day
and Harrison
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Will SELL 7GN SHARES GOOD MINING
SICK at 4Or. worth $50. Or will c1uSder frs,
or serond trusts real estate or diamonds BOX
100 Herald Office.
NO IOsS-TREAsURY DEPARTNENT-OFFTC
Of the Comptroller u the Currency. Washington
D. C.. February 10. 1915 Whereas By sRtisFsctDrT
evidence presented 70 the undersigned it has been
made to appear that The Dupont National Bank
q Washington, in the city Of washington District
q Columbia. has compiled with all the TrUvisCus
Of the statutes Of the United States required TO Be
complied with before SsSocia ton shall Re author
lied to commence the business ot banking; nov
Therefore J. Thomas p. Kane, Acting CCrptroIIeT of
the Currency, do hereby certify that The Dupont
National Bank Of Washington" in the City q,
Washington. District Of Columbia "a authorized to
commence the business Of Banking a. provided IN
Section Fifty yone hundred and SIty-nne q the
Revised Statutes Of the United States In testimony
whereof witness my hand and scal OF ofice tbis
tenth day Of February 1915 T. P. KANE, Acting
ComptTolleI Of the Currency.
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FIRST RACE-Three-year-old and upward; az
turlonEs. Billy Joe. Ill (Gentry). $50 SD $50
won Black Thorn lo7 (LIllsy) 81 90 SIS sp second
Ben Ounce. lOe Jones $50. third Time, II6
GrosyenOr, MeI. NJ. Burt Thurman, Blarney, Royal
Tea and White Crown also ran
SECOND RACE-TEo-year- maiden colts and
galdings; four and onehaf hrriOnEs. Green Jones
III tGoose). Ss.D $40 s. 80. won: Buckner loe
Gamer. Sl.lo. aO. second; Midway, II2 (Nur-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
ENGINEERS BEATEN
BY ORDNANCE NINE

Ordnance won from Engineers, S TO
., in the War Department League,
staging a batting rally in the final in
ming, the winning runs coming over
as a result Of a long double by Spot
ford, a pinch hitter, with two men on
the bases.
Brig. Gen. william Crozier, chief of
ordnance, was present and threw out
the first ball Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Runs-SIaisel q, GilhooIey IL. Mazee ~. Baker,
GedeOn, Pipp. Left on bases-New YORK p. Phf..
deIPhia, Home HIn-Schang Thre-base hits
PICK. Oldrtng. Two-base hit-Pipp. Bases on balls
OH Bressler 4; Of NQrrssette. g. of Shawkey, J
oIrucA out-By Bresser, s. by MOrrssstte 2: BY
shaWkey, 4. Sacrifice hit-GiIhooey Stolen bases-
Magee D. Baker. Gedeon Thompson Double
plays Nunamaker TO Peckinpaugh, Witt To Iaioie
Passed ball-Schang. Wild ndtch-BressIs, utt.
ON Bressler, in innings Umpires-MsssrS
Dineen and Nallin. Tine Of game-2 hours and 10
minutes. anu ~
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Team.)
Eastern will make her first appearance
in the series today against Technical
High. Sheets" Shewalter, who has be-
come eligible and who has been hitting
and FIELDING in fine form, will greatly
strengthen the Technical infieId. Little
has been heard of Eastern so far, but
judging from her poor showing in her
practice games Tech should come away
with the long end OF the score, although
Eastern may prove the dark horse of the
series, having some very capable players
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
ARE BEATEN
BY NEW YORK YANKS

Philadelphia, May 2-The Yankees de-
feated the Athletics today, to q
triumph that boosted them back into third
position above the heads Of their most
feared foes-the Detroit Tigers and the
Boston Red Sox Score:
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CATHOLIC u. IS EASY
FOR SWARTHMORE NINE

Swsrthmore, Pa, May 2.-Swarth-
more easily defeated Catholic Univer-
stty here today in a long drawn out
game by the score of S to l. The
playing was loose on both sides at
times, but the Garnet made up for
this with their slugging, getting
eleven hits, Capt Riffert leading with
three safe singles. The Washington
boys could not solve Ogden's delivery
and got only one hit in the first eight
innings. Score:
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Read and USE
Herald Classified Ads
LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD II. sYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, AttOrneys.D

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ooium6L- Holding a District Court In ~;
ooodennhton Of land 70 acquire hEhi-of-vEJ
Tor the Mlvaukse Plhos Outlet Sever thruugn
Parcel 3+z, In t1s Distact q Columbia. District
Court No. iz6. Upon consideration q the petition
q the Commissioner of the District of OoiunhrE.
hled In the above entitled ea1-e. and on mStion
0 counsel for the sid OummissOoeTz Il u bT
the Oourt this zsh d1y q ArrfI A D lss
ORDERED; That the ele-t Of the Our issns
citation 70 BlEnche Edna Brady MErFzret Loui-s
BrAdy John Owen Brady. Helen Jesnetts BrsdJ
and Howard Brzdy. residence E9 Nicbols srsans
southeast, washington. D. o. 20 EppeaE in thb
Court on he nth day Of May. A D.. lpls 81 70
clock A. N. % answeT the sid pe1tton and 10
show cause why the prSyen thereJf should nj
be granted, and why the nght-0l-way thrcaEh
Pared 24E. more particularly described In The
petition fled herein. should not Be- ooodsmDsd
Tor The purpOs of providing nEht-of-vHy for the
Milwaukee PlAns Outlet Sewer through the Efors-
sid parcels q land Il 10 fuTLhs ORDERED: ThEt
a COPY q sid citation Be ssrTsd by the United
States MsrShal for the D1STict o. Ooiumbit upoa
E1oh ownsu q the land souzht 70 b c1odsmDsn
herein. and such pe-sOns inteTpstsd tbsrsin. a.
may be found By the said ME1hhl or his dsputss
within the District q OolumblE and Il Il furthrr
ORDERED: That AL persons having any interest
In these prUo6sdinEs be. and they are beTc1T.
warned and required % Eppssr in this COu-1 %
o. before the said ITth day q Nay A. d. ls6
70 answer the sid petitiOu and % coutinns in
attendance until the Ouurt shall have made ~
Anal order. ratfytng and c1ufirminE The award and
report n the Commissions bs appointsd b. the
Court 70 EpprSise the value q the rsspsct5ve In
tsrests o. ali perSons conrs-nsd IN the land End
premises mentioned and dssorbsd in the Efore-
said p0tfticn. It IS further ORDERED That q
copy q this order b published once a week foT
three successive weeEs beVinnfnE Al least twenty
days before the said l7th DAY q MAY. A. D. lS6.
IN the Washington Evening Star the WsshinsL0n
Post and The WGshinEtOo Head nsvspEpes
published IN The sid District, bcfoTp the sid
nth dsv n May A y. 1916. By the OUur7 p L.
sIDDONS. Justice. true oopT. Test: (SesLl J. r
YOUNG, Cle-E By p z CUNNINGHAM A.
sls-ant CNerk
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TIGERS LOSE AGAIN
TO THE INDIANS

Detroit. Mich, May The Cleveland
Indians defeated the Tigers in the final
game Of the series this afternoon, 6 to l,
giving Cleveland three of the four con-
tests. The Tigers scored a run in the
first inning when Cobb doubled and scored
on Morton's wild throw to catch him nap
ping. Jennings used four pitchers, but
they did not interfere with the scoring
Of the visitors Score.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Runs-Gillespie. L. Pitts t2,, Rogers C2), Knode
Roger, Derrick. Dearstyne Earned rlns-M A. O.,
1; V. N. l.. L Left bases-M. A. c s.; V. NJ
l.. Stolen bases-knode o. Sieget. Derrick
Mess, MattheNs Sacrifice hits-Royer MOrnhinweg
Double plays-L. Iritts to Miller; Knode TO Dear
stJns to Oberln. Hit by pitched ball-By Derrick.
MillnCr. Struck out-By Chichester, ! By Derrick
8; by J. Pritts G. First base on balls-Of Derrick
4: on j. PHtts, 4. Umptre-Mr. GHh. Time Of
game hours
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AGGIES COME FROM
BEHIND AND WIN

College Park, Md, May 2.-Playing
a strong uphill game after the fifth
inning the Maryland Aggies eked out
a well-deserved victory over the Vlr-
ginia Military Institute here this aft
eFnOOn- tn SpOra.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03
Rex Wants Game

The Rex Athletic Club is without a
anne for next Sunday and would like to
'ook a first-class Out-of-town club for
his date. Address James E. Wright, $50
twelfth street northeast
The Washington herald., 1916-05-03

Runs-Cobb, Turner n. Speaker. Howard, wAmby
O'NeiIL Two base hits-Cobb Veach, Burns. ONeIl
~. Roth. Struck Out-By CoTeleskie, !; by Nc
Tigue /; BY Boiand. 2 By Erickson, l; BY Nor
ton, 5. Bases on bals-Oh Coveleskie, ;: on Boland
?; of Erickson. }; of Morton. J. Stolen bass
Turner (2). Sacrifice hits-GandiI. O'Nsiu. Double
piays-Wamby to Gandil, stanage to Ka7anagh.
Hit by pitched ball-By CoTeleSkis / Umpires-
Messrs. Evans and Chill Time Of game-l hour
and s. minutes
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'Bsttsd for Ambrosi in eighth.

Runs-FuIlsr, Phillips Chamberlain n, Ham
ners. Watson. COEI0n t2l. Sill. Richmond. De
Ansy. Left On bases-EngineeH. g; Ordnance, z
First base on balls-Of Mitchell. /: Oh OLesry. 5
struck 0ut-By Mitchell. u. by OLeary, IS Three
Hss hit-COnlon- Two base hits-Chamberlain,
Phillips, Eimbie. spoford Sacrifice hit-BurEsss.
stolen hasss-FuIlsr. Phillips Crymsr Hammers
IuL DELANEY n. Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell. q;
" OLsary, I. Wild ptchss-Mitcheu ~. Umpire
Mr.. Long.
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,grglI q. Lntertertng Ia ~ IN.

'Spr0ul out. interfering with batted ball.
s&Dlsn baSes-A Cornog RodEsrs. whits. BouEh-
ton Barry. Two-bzss htS-A. COrnOg White
Sacrifice hIts-CahilI. Cornog. Brown, Oarss. wild
throw-Fshey. Struck out-By Ogden, Il; by
Fshsy 70. Bases On balIs-Oh Ogden }; on
F5heJ. L Tine q gane-2 hours Umpire-Mr.
WameT
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRTNG.

CENTRAL CARRIAGE. WAGON AND AUTO
WORKS
b VI. LLOYD Manager.
Truck and Automobile Bodies TO Order. Rear Of
tGS 81 Eve st. nv. MEtn SIS. Painting and Lst-
tsTinE a Spec1aI:J AL Wurf GuArIntetd
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEwRITERS FOR RENT. FROM sc TO
s. per month, instructions free; satisfaction guar
Snteed. lI5l EAst Capitol &. Lincoln ~
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS: GTARAN-
teed rented s. month. Underwood spcda.lst =
T st nv. Phone North 7aS
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North a64 Z5n lst ST. nv. formerly n Randolph
place. MUnErChs rented SIS per month: monthS
81 50; months, $50; No RrminEtrns. 81: l. c.
Smiths, S225 and s 81: Undsrwoods, Remington
$50 Reductions = pSid or mGnthS IN advance
Rebuilt typewriter for sale.
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TAXI SERVICE n TI5T. DAY OR NIGHT
II blocks. 5oc: city proper. 75c ES to s. an
hour
FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILR, n.R PER HOUR.
five passenger touring car; deal and prompt
seTTics guaranteed. Phone Lincoln S6sl.
FORD TOURING OARS. nS PER HoUR;
FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE BUSINESS CORNER. IiOI ST
NV. Five years 500 month.
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBnEs.

BROKEN CAST IRON AND OTHER METALS
welded by autogenOus Process STEAM AUTO
SHOP. so n ]. ave. Nv. Lincoln 2s3
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Totals. 20 4El3 q

'Batted for CoveIeskie in fifth.
tBatted for Erickson in eighth.
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MARRIED

URCELL-RYAN-On Thursday, April
=, 1916, at Baltimore, Nd, in SIS
Philip and James Roman Catholic
Church, by the Rev. Father Mono
han, FRANCIS JOSEPH PURCELL.
Of Washington, ID. c., and MARY
MARGARET RYAN, OF Baltimore,
Nd.
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Hilltops. Is: Grottos. 4.
Treasury, 10; Commerce, 4.

Total,..... Xmas Totals....... g S,
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Animal Industry, s; Secretary, l,

Bureau Animal Industry
SeTetary...........,,,,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY RLAL
estAte at lowest current rates; peal privileges
with respect 70 pTiOT paymsEtS T1LER a Ruth
ERFORD. Inc 81 18th a.
MONEY TO LOAN-S50 TO S5p1e on D. q
real estate. SETeTal trust funds. ~ 10 per crut
AL transactions conducted with economical couEd-
sT1tion for borrower WM. II. SAUNDERS a
CO. Southern Building 81 18th - NV
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By JACK EASTER

Captain of Technical High Football
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.