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FOR RENT--Furnishc rooms. with
!. or without light housekeeping. ssl
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FOR RENT.

FOR REST-Two furnished rooms,
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solves today. where yoar ago. they
earned nothing. They became stenog-
raphers.
HARr's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
MISCELLANEOUS
PAINTING. vanishing and enamel
tnE A. q. Jameson. 42s College
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SEE Ed. Sheffield for auto repairing.
fi5 So. sixth st. l54p24t-
wANTED--A good used auto at right
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eAkERs' REouiREMENTs

All bakers must fill out and send |
Statement ID. whether or not the
have fled n previous statement wit
us.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
LARRY lAJOIE
NOT FOR SALE
Toronto Claims Nap as
Pilot if International
LeagueStarts.

Toronto. Ont. Jan. &.-President
McCaffery. of the Toronto club. does
not know anything about the report
that Owner c. H. Weeghman, of the
Chicago Nationals. is prepared TO
make a bid for the services of Larry
Lajoie. III he is in the market for
the big fellow" said McCaffery, II
am the man to approach. Lajoie be-
longs to the Toronto club. and before
anybody can do business with him
they must see me first" The story
from Chicago is to the effect that
the Cubs want Larry as first base
man and pinch hitter. In the last
few months Lejoie has been located
with nearly every club in the majors,
and not a few minor league clubs.
1t is a poor day when he is not placed
with some other team than the one
to which he belongs.
Mr.. McCaffery says that IL the In
ternationaI League is in existenece
this year Lajoie will manage the
Toronto team and no other, and that
all guesses and conjectures to the
contrary are wide of the mark.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ClAiming: Syesr-oIds and o.,
ward; slN fur4ongs herdeC. lG HuInGhrC-
TO s. , TO S ! 10 > Won: REuid Pre-. -
smith. : 70 5. , To 5. / % ! ssoood; Trpp
SShib. lGZs lWinEheldl. 20 = 3 20 s. : 20 TO-
third. Time lIi as Lsudator Farnun, Betcha
Million and Little Menard also rzn
sbCDND RACE-Four-ysar-Ol and upwz-d /;
SIX ftriOngs Barnard. 10 iHumphries1 s to
l, TO 2 TO S. won: EHEabeth McSaughtou
los DwyeTl. % /. S 70 = 70 S, ssooad Purpls
and Gold. los Cooper. to !. 70 % 5.
third. Time. 1855. Andrew o'DEy, Sci
MintL Thomas Harc. Molly MAguire. Aver
Proctor. Quick Star. CsrlAverOck and DrOni
also nm.
THIRD RACE-ClIinling; EyeSr-olds and W
ward: nix fwlonsS. Captain Marchm0ut rs
Howard. to !, to l. even, won James Oas-
ley. lO Collins. 10 I, 10 5. 70 s. ssCTslI
KsthAdin. lC tPitzl. 9 to to 8 70 S..
third Time. IA. Junquin. DEmiettS Ralph
;. Buz, CcmmaurettA, MOuistOWn. ChoctBW
and Mac also ran
FOURTH RACE-Caiming: Syear-old, and
UPWARD; i've and a half furlonsz MiIbrry. 100
LunsfOrdl. TO !. TO s. to 5, won: Crcu-
late. los lPitzl, 5 to /. z 10 /. even seooD5
Beverly James. lO5l4 tCOopcrl. % !. 70 S.
TO 5. third Time. lH IS Ukelele. Lazy
CGpccious. wavering. Prank patterson, Radiant
Flower. Luz1 and DetOur also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ClEiming: Syear-olds and W
ward; five and a half furlongs OoIIs 10
tThurderl. IS 70 !. to !. ; to !. Won; Bunics.
100 tGaugetl. 70 = 8 TO S. to 5. secpnd
Early Sight, iG tHumphresl, ; 70 !, even. ] =
:. third. Time. ldS Lytle, WenonSh Diyau.
Violet. VAszboud, Charley McFluan and PeCos
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-o and upward
one mile. Flash Of Steel. lP tSiearnsl. 6 70 S.
70 5. to ). won; C1eck. lG CThurdeCl. s TO ..
) to 5. ! to 5. second; King Of the ScarletS, To-
u-unstoudl. 70 /, even. 70 s third Tine.
IN. Zodiac. Hattie Burton. Now Then, COUSIN
Dan and Twin Stream also ran.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maidens; 3-year-olds: claiming
purse, 500; five and one-hah furlongs. sPin
Tray. ss; Alice Indy, e: LAburnm III. lO6
'Herder. Jos; Dryer .lo6; Lockwood. los; CHIEF
osboun, Ill; Jose Devales, Ill; Bajszel, III
Shiro, Ill
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward
claiming; purse, $500; five and one-half fur,
longs. Phedoden, s: Kicking Kid, lO3; Dainty
Mint. loi Moncrief los: Paul Gaines. Ios
Highland L&ssie. lOe; Jason. Ill; No Trumps
III; Chitrs. lI2: FrascueIo. I4: SorkyiHe, ll3
Roscoe Goose, llL
THIRD RACE-For-year-olds and inward
claiming: purse, 500; one mile and twsnt,
yards. Highway, 50; 'Freshet, 90: 'Dr
Prsther e.; Merry Jubilee le2; Bidd,. lO2
Roy. 1o4; Beau Of Menlo iG: Joaquin. loI
Lohensrin. loi: 81 Rey. los; White Crown, los
Luke Van Zandt l0.
FOURTH RACE-The Antilles Stakes: 81, ,o0l
added; Sye4r-olds and upward; claiming: siS
farlonss. Rafferty,, s.; Sleeper. lOl: 'cuddl,
Up, E: Encore, lN; Neville H. loi: Milestone
o4; Schemer, lo4; Billy Joe. lW; Deliver, lo5
MiIkman. los; 'spsrkler IOL Cuddle Up and
Encors. Rice entry; Milestone and schemer,
Austin entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Malecnn Handicap: 800
SyesroIds and upward; one and one-eighti
mikes. Chief Brown. los; Money Maker, lR
Sun God, liz; Olga Star, lis; J. J. Murdock
rs
SIXTH RACE-Four-yesr-oIds and UPWARD
cisiming; purse. 500; one mile and twenty
yards Thirst Sc; sJack Hanover, 90; Seminole
60: Mother Machree, lol; sRockpnrt, lGs; sPru
lection, lnS; Indy, 1oI; Nephthys, Me; Primo
Philsthorps, 1I3; Passion. Ill
SEVENTH RACE-hreeyezr- -olds and np
ward: claiming; purse, 500; one mile. VIC
trola. %: Queen Truvato, sc; Lady Rowena
9s: sThesieres. a: Bill Simmons Iol: Mud Sill
As; ragabond lO5; RED Post. los.
sAppreutics allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
JOE TURNER WILL
MEET CON ALBRIGHT

Graphing fans will be given a
chance Thursday night to witness a
match at the Lyceum Theater which
should be far above the ordinary.
Joe Turner, the local middle-weight
champion. who won in an easy man.
ner from Bobby English. the British
champion. last week is carded to meet
Con Albright. the fast New York
middle-weight. in a finished affair.
By Turner'S quick victory over Eng
lish II appears as IL he has hit his
old stride and Manager McGeorge.
OF the Avenue Playhouse has booked
him with a Tartar in the naming OF
Albright as his opponent. The New
York grappler is of the rough and
ready type and is known for his will
ingness to give and take with any of
the graphing knights in the middle
weight class.
These grapplers are meeting at
catch-weights, although Albright
states that he will not 60 over one
or two pounds above one sixty. Tur-
ner is at his best when slightly over
the middle-weight limit and should
make Albright show some fast work
for a verdict
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
HANDICAP TO
SHARP FROST
Captures City Park Selling
Stake from Classy Field
at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Jan. 8.-One OF the
best cards ever run OF at the fair
grounds was witnessed by q large
crowd today. Two handicsps featured
the bill, which was made up Of evenly
balanced fields. The City Park Sell
ing Handicap, which was the feature
of the day was captured by Sharp
Frost after a clever ride by Rice.
Eagle and waukeag accounted for the
other money positions. with Redland
and Gordon Russell well back
The Ed w. Maginn Memorial Han
dicap, for 5-year-olds and up. at one
mile, went to Hauberk, with Vslsis
and Cheer Leader in place and show.
But four horses faced the starter.
with Hauberk having but little trou-
Bile In annexing the run Onwa got
down In front in the opening number.
while Cobalt Lass gathered in the
second. Jock Scot outclassed the field
in the third. while Rife Shooter ac-
counted for the sixth. Philemon
scored in the closing number. The
summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlonsz. ouwa, III tBuI-
toni, 10 ?. to 6. to s. won: Kultur. Ils
lRobinsonl. to s. 70 s. to ). ssc1nd t:
Il Palomsr, lis NoIeswothl. to L to S.
70 5, third. Time. IL IS Noiseless J q
Welch, Grapesbot. Auntie Cur, Burning Queen.
King Tusran. Tom CSro, Ruth wehIs ana
Bird lore also rzn.
SECOND RAcE-Ser-n fIrIonR1 Cobalt
Las, III willis, u TO TO- ? TO S, out, won
G. A. Comiskey, LIZ tOBnen), u 70 70.
TO 5, out. secood; DSiryman. - CwSIosn
8 10 !. s 10 S. TO S. third. Tine, y
Roy A. T.. W, b. Buckner and Senator Brod-
erick also ran.
THIRD RACE-siI furIoagS. Jocf soUtt. Y
20 Brienl. ; TO ], even. 10 S, won; Assume
~ (Buxtoo). TO s. 70 S. 10 4, second
Dick Williams. 10 (RobinsUnl 20 1 even
! 10 . third Time. ll4 Orlando q IA
yanA. buchanan Brady. opbelia o. W, and
Sol Gilsey also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ous and onesirteeufh
miles sharp Frost, IG Rice. L 70 8. 4 q
5, to 5. won; Eagle. IL TrOisel. IS 70 !.
TO ], to 2. second; wsukeag. Ios nykel
70 to l, to !. to S. third. Tine, III.
RedlAnd, Bell Boy. All Smiles. Gordon Rus
sell and Queen q the Sea also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. HHubs-f. ~
tKeoghl, 70 10. 10 {. out. WOn VslEis. IBs
CTruisel, to 5. ? TO S, out, secoDd; Chez
Leader, los MGrtinl. to ? TO 10. ON.
third. Time. l:IO. DADDY HoIberf aiso nm,
SIXTH RACE-One and one-quE-te. uiles
Rife shooter. lG Uykel. Y 70 s. 70 s.
TO 5. won; Brando. lOs Poole, 20 =
to 5, 70 5. ssOond: Buzz Around =
Rodnguezl. TO l, to /. even. third. I'm
| 2Ss i5. Mira. HAYDEN, HsrEoOd Ar1tratoF
Tsrlet01 p, Madame Hermann STR Tn Or
McCiee and Miss Water also r1n
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and seventy yara.
Philemon, 80 willis. 10 10 !. 4 TO / . 10 /.
won; SayOuEra- l6 IL. Gamer 6 to ! 2 TO !.
even. secCnd; PlessureTine. l02 Johns1nl %
l. even, 10 5. third. Time 1885 Hub.
bub. Fly Home. AmAlEzmstoT. Browns Fa.
vorte. Mystic Folly. nllotson. J. RufK. Grs
Hhie and Orderly also rzn
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
GEORGE CHANEY
TRAINING HARD
Baltimore Battler Figures
on Hard Go with Packey
Hommey.

Baltimore, Jan. 26.-Manager Henry
Bletzer Is all smiles today, due to the
fact that George Clancy is progress
ing in such a fine manner for his
bout with Packey Hommey, on We'd
nesday night, at Albaugh's Theater
before the American Athletic Associa-
ton. CLANCY is down to rigid train.
ing. and says he will be Mt for his
contest with the New Yorker.
George made a request that he has
never made before when he asked tc
work a few rounds more when his
work was finished" Bletzer remark
ed. And wish he had felt that
way a year ago.. II he had we would
now be son old Easy street, for he
would have knocked Kilbane out.
George will weigh around LII for this
fight, and We don't care what HON.
mey weighs.
Hommey Is a tough boxer. He has
boxed a lot of fellows with class since
CLANCY met him. and what Curiey has
to say regarding the improvement may
be right, but this can also be said
of CLANCY.
After this fight Bletzer is going to
get Dundee or Wallace for CLANCY,
and when that bout is over they will
take any of them even good light
weights. II Kilbane will give CLANCY
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

just one more chance at that cham
pionship he will go back to Cleve-
land without it.
Bletzer closed with Young Gilley TO
box someone on the card and is now
trying to get a good man to match
with him. With Chaney. Hommey.
X. o. Circus. Gilley and another good
boy on the same card the show will
be a real all-star attraction. Young
Clancy worked at Doyle's yesterday
and will be in first-class condition. as
he boxed only last week.
Word was received from Ray Bron-
son, who at one time was a great
welter-weight, that he wanted the
winner of the Chaney-Hommey fight
to meet Willie Jackson in Toledo on
February p
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
YANKS SLOW In
SIGNING CONTRACTS


New York, Jan. 26.-Not a Yank has
signed a contract yet. No word has
been received from Pipp or Peck or
Baker. the other giants of the big
new infield. Not a word from Gil
hooley or Tom Hendryx or Miller or
Hugh High, the outfielders. Bob
Shawkey, Mogridge. Ray Caldwell,
Allen Russel-potent pitchers-are
silent. Al Walters is so busy play
ing winter ball he hasn't had time to
whip off his big mitt and sign his
name to a contract. Where is Slim
Love? And Paddy Baumann?
The Yankees contracts went out
two weeks ago today, and Harry Spar
row hasn't heard a word from any
one. He can't understand WHY the
boys are so backward about coming
forward The Giants got seventeen
signed contracts in ten days. The
Yankee score is none in fourteen days
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
GALLAUDET IS
EASY FOR NAVY
Middies Use Three CUNTS
in Romp with Kendall
Greeners.

Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 26.-The Navy
basketball players had such an easy
time with the quint of GaIlaudet
Mutes. Of Washington. that they were
able to give all OF the lads OF the
squad chance to show their nettIe.
In other words. three complete teams
were on the floor at different times
during hostilities, in addition to two
or three other substitutes, and the
sailor lads hung UP another win to
their long string of victories BY the
decisive score OF 65 to T.
Despite the decided score, the silent
men put up a strong argument. They
were game to the end. Gallaudet
started the game with a flash Of
speed. and for the first few minutes
1t looked as though they were to give
the middies some trouble The sailor
boys. however, soon solved their style
or play and they managed to break
down the opposing defense with COM
parauVe ease and were able to nile
up the score almost at will.
All OF the Navy regulars gave way
to understudies before the end Of the
first half. coach Billy Lush appar-
emily realizing that his charges easily
had the situation in hand. The first
half ended with the score standing a
to j. favoring the middies. and until
half Of the time of the second half
had expired. il looked as though the
visitors would not register a single
field goal. but they managed to over
come the situation against the third
string navy men. wiIlman. at guard
was the real bulwark in the mutes'
offense as well as defense, ana he
scored of his teams total Of noints
One Of his field goals was a rena M
able effort from mid-court and gained
the plaudits OF the spectators.
The line-IIn-
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
EOR NONDAN


FIRST RACE-MGiden , yeAr-oIis: purse 80.
one mile LagEzrd. IL; Homewsrd Round lle
Grand Duke. IL; Malice lU; Goblin. ll-s
Honolulu Boy, IL; Beautiful Kathryn, lG
oopycAts l0; Gilhg1n. IL: Attorney Muir IL;
Boots. l0; Scarf. lG. Also eleEiblc: Uuwarl
il2; Maa Of Honor. ~: Helmick, IG.
SbOOND RACE-ClAiming: pursa. $40: >
year-olds and upward; six furlongs. Stuuthsar-
Us; DlDero. ll2: Chemung no; .Blaise. To-.
Luke Mac, III; POntcfrSct, II: Ivan Mist. s.
.kofhAst. .; GeDet1L LIZ: PTivet Peal. L.
Royal Tea, lis; TAN. 100. Also eligibls
'Petrovena, 60; Breezy. IS; Rey ozkwood' rs.
Anxiety. II.
THIRD RACE-Clsiming; purse. $40: t-ysar-
olds and upward: sx fulongs Merchant. lls
Uncle Hsr, n2; John W. Klein, lbs: Too O.
N Morning, ms: Bond Gmp,l. nS; John IT,.
ne; MAry H., l@
FOURTH RACB-Handicap: Sye.r-o,d, and
upward; one mile. Irou Cros ii, N; Bufod.
le; Water LADY, l0s; J. ]. Lilhs, no; Mauds
Becon lO4; Sol Gilsey. los; Buchanan Rrsdy. NO
FIFTH kACb-ClSimng: purse. $50; 4year-
olos and upward; oae and ooeSirteenth uiles
Mar1anao, IL; Grumpy. los: GrSuhic lW
'Bsoy Lynch. IM; BeIIboy. los; JScE snin.
dmpl, lO; Broom Sweep, los; Pair Lespd.
lO; BLACK Broom, los; Jessie Louise, los; Hub
buo. lbi 'DolinA, loi. Also ehgible: Treutiuo
los: Prince s.. Ill; Fly Home, III.
SIXTH RACE-Claning; pmse, 500; 4-year-
oias G And upward; enc and oneSixteenth miles
hhymer' lH; D1Adi, Ill; Great Dolly, los: sOoo-
hasration, los; Booker Bill. III; Bstcheior, I'M :
lodeies, III; 'Ihomwood. lOs; Lahore, III;
HastenA, los: Athena. III; .AIfadir. RS AIro
eligible: Cora Lane. lG: sKingiing II, Ie;
HeTmuda, III; Louise Paul. IO6.
SEVENTH RACE-uaiming; purse. $50; ,
!a4-o and upward; one mile and seventy
yards. The Busybody. lO5; Miss Folly. Io:
Leonids, He; King Mar. no; Cannon Rridr.
10: Ella Ryan, IS; ALLEN Cain, los; Ro.e
Iuliette. l0; odRhslue, 81: Walter II. Plrre.
los; 'serereta. lG; Silk Bind. IFS. Also eITibIe .
Zetouc, lei 'Requiram. 100; MintankE, us;
Lady Little, l6.
Apprentice allowance claimed
NOte-u1stance Of fourth race subject 20 cor