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The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
OLD K0ENIG FIRST
IN LITTLE NECK STAKE

New York City, June s.-The Little
keck Handicap at one mile was cap
sesed by Old Koenig at Belmont Park
stretch with Golden Rod. Golden Rod
set the early pace and stayed In front
Until the turn into the stretch. when
Old koenig came with q rush. Pick
sEnSl sEIek picked up the pace setter .and and
FIRST RAcBlThs wsstbary Handicap; .
year-olda and upward; 100 addsd; six and oue-
haR furione,. main eoufs-. Too O. ne Morn
me. 10 tBymsl. 8 70 4 sssn, I to Z voni
sscoud; River pais. i9 tssaattInssrl, % j.
: 70 |. syen. thrd. Tine. in Hsndrie.
straisht Ferrard. JOck Scot. Bally and The
BansAs nao ran.
SECOND R1oE-Tns Msadouoook stespis-
eAass; Aandieaei n.Go sdded: iyeAr-oIds and
up<ard; Aboat two and ons-hah miles Fal-
mouth. 10 tKnDedyl. &c !. to /. to .
Won; Bet - CBlAksl. u TO /. to /. TO Z
second; kxpectation. n tHsynesl. 70 z to
TO s. third Tine. SIS IS Cherry
Nalotte. Rebeto, Bonny Laddie. Crest HilL
Robert Oliver and NorthEOod also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; 2-yearOlds; purse.
tS1.t5; nte furlonp June Bus. lo4 CKleegsrD,
IN !. TO 2. Q % s. won; CORAL. los tAmbrosel,
' TO l. 70 /. even. sscond; Game Cock. lW
tRouan), % To ]. 70 !. TO ], thidr. Tine.
1+S. PHEAnini. High Olympus. Josie A..
Poor Joe. Anncsn and DiIoness also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ms Little Neck Handicap;
800 Sddedi eyearolds and upward; ens mile.
Old KoeoiE M (BOutonl. 70 70 2 out,
Sou; Piekwick, l8 tKeoshl, Is to 10. 10 s..
sout. second; Golden Red 9 CTfoissl. IS to l,
= 70 I. 70 5. third Tine. lDE& Eagle,
Lostsry md Mediation also ran.
FTFTH RACE-Claiming; +TsaF.olds and up
ward: mile and one furlosE Tie Pin. Us
tOfuisel. to !, ? TO /. to 10. won; Transit, lN
lkls1ssrl. 70 ]. 5 70 :, even. SscOod; I'd Bond.
io4 tAmbrusrl. % TO I. 5 TO /. . to l. third.
Tine. l5e Is Star Gaze. Sam MeAeedn and
hanhaasss also Fan
SIXTH RACE-Fom and one-hAH furlougs;
tyeGroldS. Trackssnd, lN (Buxtoul. to Z
Gen, l TO :. won; sunbdar, lT tPickensl. )
% !, 10 5, 10 ). second; Ballast. III Me
Atssl. u to S even. 3 TO s. third. Tine. oaS.
sir Oracle. sycamore. All Bright, Drn Master,
nooss Head and Miss Filley also ran .-.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
BLUEBONNETS ENTRIES.

FIRST IACE-Alaidens; 2-ycar-olds; four and
One-haH fuTlOngs. Gay GreetinS, lO4; Iris T.,
l07; Lsta, Ill; BiTland. Ill; Tread Lightly II
Ill; High Cost, III; Ruth Stathsm. lG; Lit;lt
Msnard. 10; Cebras, Ill; EbTnszsr, Ill; Has;
Mabel III; Attorney Muir ia; Star Baby, III
DaI Acton. III; Crseow. IA.
SECOND RACE-FI1s and ons-hAR furloun
Jyear-olds. Gay Life. l05: Old Harry. los
sa6Ls. IO5: sy5iL lo5; Wa1 Street. I0; sEift
Fox, 10; Mico Girl, 10; Magic Mirror iQ2
RipoSsa. l5; Dyson, lo7; Mystic Folly. 10
Roy Ennis. 10: wat. lc2; Yslcrie West. 10
Frlnk Coleman. To-
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: 4yesr-olds anc
upward. O. u JUhnszn. l95: CoIIe. IOs; Semp
siIlI. III; AET..y. -; Fathom. Ill; saTino
lls; Royal IntttU-i. -: FInalee, 100; Milton
IIobiee. III; BeEmUd.s3. IL; Encore, Ill; Brandy
vine, IL; Lady Mildred. los; Virginia W., los
Boy Johnson. Ill
4 FOURTH RACE-six firlonu; SyeGr-old
|a4d upward. 'Gladiola. %; PleasureviIls, %
King Tuscan. -; Harry L., los; Etruscan, I6
Iibsrator. 100 Drou. ~; Bac. -; Fruit Cake
l6i TiAjan. l0e; Spokane Queen. lG; Grumpy
is. Glad'ola and spokane Queen. NsTsdi
stock farm sutry. Liberator and Drou, J, B
Goodman entry.
FIFTH RACE-Ons mile; Eysar-olds and I'D
ward KINNEY. 100; Joe D., los; All Smiles
l02; CrepusGule, 100; Gipsy George. los: Slipper
Elm. IlL kinney and GipsJ George. J. B
Goodman entry.
StAln hANE- -ALe Ano twenty yauss Syear
oIds and upward. Petit Bleu. los; Ralph s.
lO; TsrletOu p, lOI; Galaway. lN; Commaur
etta. los: Col Gutslius. llO; ktias wgsrs. lOs
Louise Paul. loe; Worlds Wonder, toS; Blaea
Frost, los; Day Day. lE; High Horse, no
Bank Bill. l04; Zudora, los: Flying Feet. I0s.
SEVENTH RACE-Mtis and ons-uxteeuth
lyeEreolds md upward. Crumpsali. l0o; Coo
CsauriI, rs: ssar Shooter, 100; GoIdcrrst Boy
Ina; sFenroek. ioR; Col. Matt, io4; No Managsr
10; Little String. Ia -
-
sApp,putics Allowance claimed
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OUTSIDER CAPTURES
LOUISVILLE FEATURE

Louisville, KY, June S-Hodge, an
outsider. scored in the six furlong
handicap. the feature of the card to-
day. coming up in the stretch run with
ths sas paSIie S eSolss. q Biind fHd sssgSss' Bag tS
the wire by half length. Vogue, who
was heavily played, ran q poor race
and Just managed to nose out Green
Jones for show. The summary:
,FiRsT HACE-ClAiming; mAidens; 3-yen-olds
ana upward; Ei1 fulooEs Bert Williams, lo5
tkslsayl. ylSD 80. SifO. won; Cora Lane, lG
uoudeTl. S5.lo. -. sseond County Court, los
CHsnyl, S.J0. third. Tine, I'D - Ginger
ofain, F1ash q Steel. Adclai. Sandy Lad.
4 Dirirble. Fashion Girl, MarklAnd. Miss Ainn
and HAY Chick also ran.
SECOND RACE-ClAming; SyeArolds; one
uhls. Ksnward. IL CBausttl, AlSO. s.. 2-sO.
Won; Glare. lT shilling, S6o sd, second ;
Sophia Gate~ood. 100 Louder, 2s0, third
Tine, l:io %. TIKI. Lady KatheTn. Wood
thogn and LeonskiA also ran.
THIRD RACE-ClaimiEg; colts and seldingsi
2-JeaToIds: FIVE furlonSs. Qusrtette l05 lFusrst),
A9. 8. ga. won; Killing, los uApailiel. $50.
S0. second; Frank Wilson, ls (HsnoEeF). s26O
third. Tine, l 2 John Virgins and Ed p
aLo ian.
FOURTH RACE-Hsndicap 3ysar-olds and
upward: six tlrlongy. Hodge. ZIG Hunt, SIS. %,
sta. Uut. won; Blind Baggage. Il Louder,
S.l0, out. seoUDd Ycgur. lis tADdrssSl, out.
thind. Tine Ill % Green Jones also ran
FIFTH HAJE-Purss; Eyear-oldS and upward /;
uHs md serenity yards. Manager Waite. ia
Martini. $50. Nso, out. wen; Bob Hsnsley,
Ill tAfWpAyl. sjT1 out. second; For Fair, Ill
tLils5j. out third Tine. 1913. DesncndS
Day, also rau
SIXTH EACE-Purss; 2year- -olds: FIVE fur
longs. Oc2aa SWeEl. ll2 ICOanOllyJ. $40. SEQ.
S@6J, wCn; Mistress Polly. l)6 l.Nudrssl, 2-s0,
SO. second; SILK Lady, lP (tioOsel, $40.
tIird. Time 10 IS Jane Frances and
AEalea also rau
SEVENTH RACE-Caimirg: one and three
sizte miles. S1f,ty Inst, lC2 tBsuettl,
SIS. $50. SD. Won; viii Do. lC3 LoudCrJ.
s.. 0. S4o0 sccoEd; surprising l9s tWingdedl
g. third. Time. 90 -. Prince 5, OransC.
snd Marjorie d. also EGn.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
LEWIS PRAISES WELSH.
Willie Declares Freddie Was Better
Man Than Toe Cans

New York. June s.-"TheyIl never
appreciate how great a man Welsh
was said Willie Lewis the other day.
He was a wonder without being
snowy. I'm going to say something
now that will bring 'em all down
about my neck, but believe IL.
than Cans. I mean by that he knew
more.
''He never was the hitter that Joe
was, Of course. but as a student of the
game he had no equal. l doubt II
there ever was a man like him for
the credit that was due him"
Strange, but Abe Attell says the
same thing. and Abe was considered
in class with the great Grifto and
Jim Corbett
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
CLARENDON TO PLAY
CENTER MARKET NINE

Mossburg's Center Market team VIII
meet the Alexandria County team az
Clarendon Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. About one month ago
seven-inning pitchers battle was
staged between Phelps. the star lett-
of the Virginians, In which the former
obtained a l-to-0 decision with the aid
Of some fancy fielding by Koogle In
left field. with Won Herbulis in good
form another battle worth witnessing
Is promised, and one which will no
doubt attract good number Of WASH
ington fans.
Answering the challenge Of Man
ager Goldberg, Of the Y. M. II. A.
team, Manager Jones would be glad TO
play that team on his first open date,
July %.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
AUDITORS TO PLAY
w., B. & A. OUTFIT

Local baseball fans will be given a
treat this afternoon when the South
ern Auditors team of the Terminal
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Baseball League
will line up against the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis Railway
team. The game Is scheduled for 4:SO
o'clock and will be played on the Ter
minal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. athletic
rark, east OF Union Station. g..
The auditors team Is considered one
of the fastest amateur teams in the
District and Is at present leading the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League.
The Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis team claim to be the best
semi-professional team south Of New
York.
A keen contest is expected. Man.
ager Triplett has selected Schafer,
former Business High school pitcher
to go on the mound for his team with
Burns as receiving end Of the battery
and Kearney in reserve. Vernstein and
Frazier will probably be the battery
for the visitors.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
CANADIANS AIM A
BLOW AT RACE GAME

Ottawa, Ontario, June s.-Betting on
horse racing must stop on August in
The government has passed an or
der in council to that eject. 1t prac-
ucally means that horse racing is at
an end IN this country until after the
war, for 1t Is not expected that the
jockey clubs will undertake to hold
meetings unless they could derive
some revenue from the part-mutueI
machines.
Closing the tracks on August /
means that Connaught Park, Blue
Bonnets, DoTyal, Windsor, woodoine
and Fort Erie, according to present
schedules, can hold only one meeting
each, while Hamilton can have two.
Hamilton's dates are June Is to July 3
and July q to August ].
The possibility Of conducting the
meetings minus betting has not been
seriously considered by any of the
larger clubs. One Montreal paper
states that the clubs will continue, as
the H,oOO tax will not be imposed, and
private wagers may be made.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
-CHENRON IS BEST -
In JUMPING RACE

Montreal, Canada. June s.-The two
nile steeplechGse. the feature at Blue
Bonnet Park today. was annexed by
ChevrOn while Slumberer finished sec
Ond and Welshman third. Barrette
held his mount in check until after the
first mile when he moved up quickly
and opened up enough gap to make II
only rCmping in the stretch. The sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-TWo-ysar-ol maideus: i've fur
lcnSs. Seducas. lo4 CNmkl. $50 Ss.41, wOr
Marauder ia lCuImEI. $40. second; Little
Sweeper, III (COIlinsl $40, thild. Time, lN5.
Ais Sweep. Goblet. High Note. Ny Oracle,
SCIasna. Ogle, and Paul Connolly also Ian.
SECOND RACE-Thres- y ar-olds and upward
one mile. BavardO. 81 iBelD. $50. $50. won
HAMPTON Dame. l04 tDonahUel, $40. second
Amphion. II5 lBGrringtrnl. $40, third. Time,
I4jl-5. Sea Lord Smithhsh. LEt Spark
GaItIsy, Exuer. FrUisssIt, RaVenseourt. and
Pepper SaUce alsp raE.
THIRD RACE-TFrse-year- -ojds and upward
six furl0nss. Hauberk, liz lFaTrinstonl. s. 80
& So won; Greenwood 10 tt,rImPl SIS sec.
ond; Hubbu0 log Mink, $50 third Tine
lis IS. The M1sGucrader, Lotus. and lncos
also ran
FOURTH RACE-F0Trr -year-olds and upward
steeplechase; two miles. CEcTrcu, III tBir
Iettel. S0c, so. Won; Slumbsrsr, IN Ian
. dryl. $50. second; WeIshmGn, l3 tClarkeJ
kR g third. Tine AZ S. Rsddest MaIar
Musical Honors and ArCtrrus also ran.
I. FIFTH RACE-1hTee-yeaTol and upward
ims mile. Arrist. 100 tCrumpl, $40. SO
won; Celto, i09 lCOopeTl, SO second; Priscilla
NluIIens, 81 tJehcCtu. out third. Time, las
WaaSeag and Puts and Calls also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-yeGr-o -olds; iK flrlongs
Blue BanBOCk. ll3 Lomssl $3.50 $50. won
RsTFObate lI3 lPaTTington), $50, second
Pomp, lT DIiuk), N2.sO, third. Time, l:l6 %
Dr. Nelson Kathryn GRAY, Beauty Spot, Ans
tobalis, C0manckO and Easter Lilly GlEO ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Furse. 500; one and one
eighth miles BABY Sister, lo2 Collins, d
s. 80; General Pickett. lV Hammer. 80. SC
ond: Lady Worthington, lO2 uomasJ. $40
third. Time, 2n2 Luke Van Zandt, Luggage
Requir7m, Fairly, and Mamie MeDse also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
Self Helps for the New Soldier
Practical Home Hint, Military Training that win Stand
You in Good Stead When You Are Called to the Colors.
By A UNITED STATES ARMY OFFICER.

lieutenant wears one silver bar on
each shoulder. The captain has two
silver bars on each shoulder. The
major has a gold leaf, the lieutenant
colonel a silver leaf. The colonel In
marked by q silver eagle, and the
brigadier general by one silver star
on each shoulder. The major general
(the highest rank at present In our
active service) is designated by two
silver stars.
The officers' insignia presents q
somewhat different appearance on
dress and full dress uniforms, al
though the marks remain the same,
but as the new soldier who goes into
camp now Is likely to see nothing but
the Held service uniform, II would be
confusing to burden his mind with Q
further description Of officers shoul-
der-straps.
It is essential, however, that he
should know the colors OF at least
the three great branches OF the serv-
ice-infantry, cavalry, and artillery.
The infantryman in field Uniform
wears a blue hat cord, which may be
seen at a considerable distance; the
cavalryman wears q yellow hat-cord,
and the artilleryman red. A troop of
cavalry rides with q guidon, a yellow
flag, on which the letter and regis.
ment OF the particular unit appears
in white The battery Of artillery
rides with a red guidon. similarly In
scribed.
In Mondays article We shall take
up again the school OF the squad.
(Copyright 1911 hy the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc }
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
HARRISBURG CLUB
TO BE TRANSFERRED

Harrisburg. June S.-President ]. IL.
Farrell, of the New York State League,
left here yesterday afternoon for
Wilkesbarre. He was unable to secure
the necessary backing for the Harris
burg Club. At q meeting tonight at
Wilkesbarre he will put the PROPOSE
ton up to the league. He would not
forecast the probable action of the
league magnates, and hopes to be able
to land another city.
Manager George Cockill was in
Williamsport yesterday in conference
with Thomas Grey, a former Tri-State
hacker. Williamsport has wanted TO
get New York State franchise for
some time, but il is not certain wheth-
er. arrangements can be made for a
field at this late date,
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
YANKEES BENEFIT GAME.
Proceeds to Families Dependent
Upon the Soldier Engineers.

New York, June S-The Yankees
management announces q champion
ship game on the Polo Grounds Sum
day, June II, with the st. Louis
Browns. Admission will not be charg-
ed to the ball game. but to a sacred
and patriotic band concert, which Is
game will be played after the con-
cert. It originally was intended to
play the game next sunday. but the
date now decided on dove-tatls in
better with the schedule,
The entire proceeds of this patriotic
concert will be used for the benefit of
the troops of the First New York
Engineer Regiment, which will leave
for France in the near future. The
money will go to the regiment
treasury and part of It will be USED
for the relief of families dependent
upon the soldier engineers.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-cANBo BROOCH, JUNE 2, IN
northwest section of city. Reward. MISS .,
BERRY, 100 9Th ct. ~. n. ssoe. 80
FOUND-0N June q A GOLD FRATER.
nifty pin. Owner may receive same on ideuti-
d. NV.
EosT-EoToE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following deed Of trust notes, made hy John
Flaherty to order Of Ffank I. Rapp. dated May
.. Slf. have been lost or mislaid and no one IL
authorized to negotiate same, namely: Two Of
500 each and two Of sl.o 900 each, due In one md
two ysars. respectively, interest at per cent.
fe Fifth st. nv
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Chicago. June S-Although- Hendrix
land Douglass held the Philadelphia
|Ouakers to two hits today they were
hot to be denied and in the seventh
Tscored. Rixey held the Cubs to four
|hits. BY the victory today the Qua
FCers are sntrenched In first position
|by full game The score by innings:
R.H.E.
.phladelphia ....OO0OOOIOOI i
kas Hendrix and Wilson. Umpires-
.Nessrs. RigleE and 0Zth
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Virginians 10 PIay.

The Virginia Athletic Club will rneet
ming at Seventeenth and d streets
southeast. The game is scheduled to
start at $50 o'clock sharp.
Following are the players requested
70 report at p. M: Bell. Thomas. II,
Bel, Connert, Jackson, Litchfield.
Ro5o. Huntington. Brombrest, G. Cox
and Kaiser.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
Adair and Bush Out.

Birmingham, Ala, June S.-Yester-
days play in the Southern Golf Asso-
cations tournament here witnessed
the elimination of Reuben Bush, the
title holder, and Perry Adair, the
young Atlanta player, who had been
expected by followers of the game to
make his way to the final. Bush was
defeated by Bobby Jones, of Atlanta,
ns5,;y nSd ;y9gax Aa2ig Rz. g. II M2lksg, Il
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
DODGERS LOSE TO PIRATES.

Pittsburgh. June S.-The Pirates
staged late rally in the seventh,
in the game with the Dodgers today,
and drew on even terms with them,
but punching two hits and a sac
rifce in the eighth session they land
ed the long end Of 5-to-4 count The
score by innings:
Brooklyn. .........000OO4O0 00-412
Pittsburgh ......0 0 0041x-5
Batteries-Marquard, Dell, Coombs
and Meyers; Cooper, Miller and Wag.
ner. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and
Bransield.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. 1
FRA game-Rochestsr. Z; Buffalo, G
second game-Roehester. .; Buffalo, 1
Richmond. 5: Baltimore. 4
Torouto at Moutreal-rain.
Providence at HeWark-postponed,
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Atlanta. q; New Orleans, ).
Nashville. I; Little Rock. j
Chattnoosa. 0; MsnphiA 1
H;@.nse.n. :; kesAA A2I-,
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Coach Withinstou EnEsts.

Madison, Wis, June S.-Dr. Paul
Wilmington, coach of the University of
wisconsin football team, has enlisted
m the Boston Base Hospital Corps OF
tne Red Cross and announced today
that he would not return to this city
should the university decide to play
conference football. Wilmington ex-
poets to be called during the summer.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
HOLD BIG RALLY.

Philadelphia, June S-The Brownies
ran into an extraordinary batting,
streak in the last four innings of to-
days game with the Athletics, scoring
eleven runs and winning IL to z The
score:
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Do Your Feet Hurt?
PIP'ER'S
ORTHOPRAXIC PARLORS,
1872 G St. N. W.
No ReIief---ko Pay
AUCTIONS.
THOs. ). OWEN A son, GTcfIo1c.,

1'Hos. }. OWEN A son. AUefIoneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY.
BY Virtue Of q power Of sale cuntsinsd in a
oeed OF trust dated October . 1877 and ~
corded In LibeT No. NG. at folio Ss7 one Of
the land fecoIds Of the District of Columbia,
gwen by Ella V. Harrison default having hssn
made IN The payment Of the debt serlIred hr
said trus, and o. the request Of the holder a
the tut oeb'. the undersigned TRUSTEES. beinE
The trustees substituted by a d-cTee rf the Su-
IRENE Court Of the District Of Colurnbi, p,ssed
m Equity Cause No. 5i8s4 in lieu of the tr1ls-
tees In saii trust named, Will I'll On the
rremees on MONDAY. JEns II. 1917, al ;
D. n, at pubic aucion. an the real estate ana
PREMISES described in said trlst. and being Iet
number three hundred and two lNel An I-7tbfr
y. FGstoe's e al. Subdivision of lots 10 block
two q Of $. p. Browns Subdivision AZ a nm
q Mount Pleasant. a. per plat o. the frst na-n-
1oneo sihdiTisicn recUsdCd 10 County Bo1t NJ
u Al folio S. IN the STrveyuF's Ofice of saiF
L1stnct. subject to a cuIsrAut that nc bUildins
shall Be erected within thirfvfvr fe-t n tbs
south line Of Plrk street; sid lot 10 bring
subject to right a way over the retr th--e
feet thereof for alley plrpusss and harinE he
s1Ine night q way over the rear three f-st Of
lot 800 in sid subdivision.
The property is IMPROVED bv threeeory
Ss1cf DWELLING with all modem improvements
No. l5o PARA road
Terms ot sale: An the r1rchase money must
be nSid in cash At the end % fifteen dAys frurn
the day Of sale. ThrUe hundred dollar derosif
required al the time Of sale or property vii b
resoid at once AZ the purChlsef'S risk Corrsy-
a2cIns al the cor Of the pufrhaser
7. howard DUCKETT
6ll street northwest Washington d. c
WILLIAM :. STANLEY,
Eas LsIington street. BaIumorr. Nd
my1o leLttAsl Trusi-ss.
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Western League Head Resigns.

st Joseph, Mo-, June Sat q special
meeting of Western League baseball
ciuos yesterday, President zehrung,
~ tne league, presented his resignas
uon and an executive session began its
consideration. 1t was said there was
9ssssidsspt !s,sssssp q the csntEal Lasgga @igRt
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PERSONALS.

TIE MAIN INTEREST N The SUGGES-
uon that you DO business with us Is the Trnat
we make, hut sin your share is a F1od hlz
lSlDch Of cash that We Flaaly and fFCclv paw for
men's worn clothing, shoes. &c. Phone ~.
IUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6ls d.
NOTICE. ArtifIciHn teeth and sec
ond-hand Diamonds and Jewelry
bought. Louis Abrahams, SIS &,
Op. Pat. office.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

JUNIOR s1TEsNEN; SALARY 10 START
so; sdvancsment.' Apply Mr.. LAAsoS
WlshinEton Times once.
TWO CASHIERS AND TW0 UsHIEks. AP.
ply CASINO THEATER early. this morning
Ith and T. sta nv
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WANTED-AGOOD COLLECTOR.
one familiar with all parts Of
Washington; small bills mostly;
only those that are full of action
need apply. Mr.. EASEMENT.
Washington Herald office.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, Nuetio6eeI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR.
NITURE. ETC. CONTAINED IL PREM.
ISIS NO. 30 FOURTEENTH STREET
NOBTHWEST.
duly recorded IN Liber ~. folio * II ths
Land RecoTds for the Distinct Of CoIumbi,. rnI
At the request Of the rarty sccgrpd thereby. The
undersigned trustees viii sell hy public Iustinn
within the above premis=s co SATURDAY.
June >, 1911. a. 10 O'Clock a. n. arre ass1--
ment OF miscplianeOus househnh furniture m
tanned in the Pacific Hotel, also Food VII
Terms: Cash:
W n. PECK
NELSON WILSON.
te1St5tF.ts Trzlgees.
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REAL ESTATE.
Careful Investments

OF money in First Deeds oI Trust nFirs Mort
gases, on Washington. d. G. Real Estate always
give The null interest promised and the return q
all the principle due. ragardless Of the vsryiug
inooues and values Of other securities and thsy
are not subject 10 taxation. We have been elcl
cessfulB engaged IN making these investments
for our clients for more than q quarter of a
century. Investments. 80. 800 10 5000, at
81, and pr cent nov ready for delivery. Large
investments made
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, S07 18th ST.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

hTTENTIoN,
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frobshy the Most Distinctive Home
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Only Few Feet From
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tShop In Rear.l
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REMEMBER
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US IEkIH STREET NORTHEAST,
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or 7th and II 81. ne
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or 1th and II Ets. ne.
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Runs-SIillsF o., Austin ~. jacobson, sevs-
reid, MAE4ns N, Pratt, Z johnson, Bodie
Schang. Errors-Witt, Schang. TEO-base hits
jacobson, NanGns. BATES III, SchaHg. Thrye-
baSs hitS-AuStin, Stslsr. Home run-Bodie.
Sacrifice hits-Hale. McInnis, Seibold, Z. John
son. Stolen bases-PTatt, Miller, Marsans, Z.
johnson, Austin, Witt. Left on bases-St.
Louis. 10; Philadelphia. 6. First base on balls
on Davenport, /; on seibold. O.; OF MysS. 6;
on Falkenberg, 2. Hits made-OR seibold, 6 in
inningS; Of Myers, o in 2-3 inning; of Fal-
kenberg. in l Is innings. Struck out-By
Davenport i; by Myers, /; by FaIksnberg !.
Passed bAll-SeTereid. Wild pitch-Dayenport
Cnpires-Mesrs. Dineen ard Owen Time Of
game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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