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nAfNEn nnAcn

", tOo--one Of the most beautiful
homes at Rainier beach. worth
10000. rooms. extra large living
room and library, dining room and
: kitchen on nrHt floor, ] large airy
bedrooms aud bath on second
noor. fireplace; large sleeping
porch concrete basement, lot 1915
100. lots Of shrubbery. view ~
city, lake and mountains MAX A.
A HTAWT--GET 4 HOME. 1850
oAsh. balance rent
GEO A. SPENCER a co.
ssit Ferdinand 81 Columbia city
II. u. Marsh. Manager
Phone Rainier 20
FoR AALE BY OWNER
Pretty broom modern bungalow
only . years old. with large lot
ana fine view, Price only sz.sop
with easy terms
}. J uHQrfiARr
eos Pioneer BLDG Main saaa
SWELL. GROOM MODERN HOUSE
completely furnished. good gar
age, largo lot price $4,000. cash
1000. balance igB PER month.
y. cHAPPEf.L
tib Crary bldg. Fifth and Union
SNAIL HOUSE. GAG RANGE. LoT
ssAlt. rich soil 1850. terms. See
MADDOX. shopping baE maker. far
mera' flower Inarhet Pike place.
81. 800. -HooM CoTTAGE. OF.
chardi four iarge lots. Queen
Anne 1855.
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ACREAGE
FfAiifNG LODoE
10 AcItteN
AfIIFIf fFHnt4ff

Located on beautiful fresh water
lake, within ~ hours drive Of
city. on the railroad. y miles
from station. This tract lee
beautifully, has acres cleared !.
has soma fine second growth.
suitable FOR building log hut This
would be n fine clubbing propo-
hitipu Tor about men. Price 10
1900 which would cost each mefn-
Dor Of party 81 only fib0.
CARTER MCDONALD n MILLER
20k Columbia ~ Elliott $50.
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ao-AcRE FARM BARGAIN

NEAR KENT
Ken, level land: facing fine road
on milk route and r. 4. D.. close
TO good school. broom house.
barn, large poultry house; team.
grade cows, $50 laying hens.
$4,000: terms.
ROBERT MALTBY co. 1908 ard Av.
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PATROLMAN II. N pov.rp
found a carton of canned peas Will
walking his beat Thursday morr.s'
me peas were tagged as evidsrs,
and sent to Jail.
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iMn e, ~. ~. ~ .AcElEs

Hlil.piNt&-f l.bIs
Small house. with basement flowers.
shruhhrrY, etc. chicken house
holding 200 birds. barn. all vRri.-
ties Of berries 20 fruit trees; y
acre under contract for loFauber
Ttes. fenced. just on paved high
way convenient for any one
employed down town. satisfactory
party can arrange easy terms.
HU1tkE A FAHftAtt. inc.
z0s New York Block
SUBURBAN ACRES. CLOSE IN
near paved bouievArdH at Lake
city: owned by scattlr'f largest
bank by foreclosure. the price iH
$500 per acre fyour choico). terms
very easy al G%. now ~ your op-
portunity 10 have suburban homo
at cost
n s. HENDHfcKRON
AIS Boston Block
Elliott 7022 East fse5
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az FOR SALTWATER
PROPERTY

WANT A CONTRACT
Clearing streets at EEYpOftT7 Hee
kEffOffT agent az
CLIFFORD LAND 60
GIT Third Avenue Eiilatt 20
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again.
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DRAG ANn WOOD SAWS
VAUGHAN STEAM trfE t.ATEgT)
VAUGHAN a BEAVER GASOLINE
BRIGGS AUTO WOOD SAWS
\. n HICKS COMPANY
eiz First Ave. q
SNAf-FLuMniNo ASb GENERAL
repairing North zstk
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100 REAL trsIATE LOANS
Legal. NOTICES

100 LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
THIS iH 90 certify that Geo. ~. Miller
has made application 10 build n
public gauge at 1922 Beacon ave.
lot 10 and part Of lot II. Bolin's
Addition. Anyone desiring 10 pro-
test such occupancy must file
such protest AT the office OF the
building Department Room sos
County-City Building, prior TO
April 10. 1890,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This il Ia certify that r. Behnke has
made application 90 establish n
woodworking factory at 332i "a
7tth ave. s.. Lots e-7, block 2. Bea-
con View Addition. Anyone de-
string 10 protest such occupancy
mus; file such protest ht the Of
flee OF the Building Department
sos county-city Building. prior TO
April ~. 1890.
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FoR sAi.E-i,EAL ESTATE
QUEEN ANNE

bungalow IN splendid
shape. huilt-in features. ffat cias.
plumbing. paved district. $500
down
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cowES PARK BUNGALOW
| real. HIGH CLASS PROPERTY

n REAL HUH NlsAs<t IltDiERll
owner going 20 New York. and iu-
structE ua 10 SELL. either FUR
SisiiEp OF uSFuNStRHED. has
3 large beautifully finished rooms.
massive fireplace. OAK FLOOlts.
built-in features 81 every dcscrtp-
ton. complete cabinet Kitchen and
breakfast nook. FURNACE. iaun-
dry. etc. level lot. s1xt0s 20 alley.
all In lawn and shruhbsry. Built
for a home I y years ago Almost
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. price
ONLY 1880. with $500 cash. ali
COMPfsErf.f.r FURNISHED with
hlgh grad. furnitars. Including
cash. balance as rent. 10 vrsp1n-
siblr buyer. Exactly as described.
and "A BEAUTY"
WARREN REALTY co.
we SELL Homes
1901 fanttake Ave. Capitol 1858
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STRICTLY MODERN
EAST UNION BUY

rooms and sleeping porch: fun ce-
mont basement. piped for FUR
mace. laundry trays, tn good con-
dition. and you would be proud TO
own ". and tho price In low for u.
50. 300. $500 Cash. balance Monthly.
GEO. n. LEACH
2i7 Boston Block. Elliott t9is
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1918 MODEL GUAR
nnteed in good condition: tires
nearly new: spare tire and access
series. Price 1915. y. o. =. Ca
rage. Juneau IT. and Rainier ave.
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LOGGTDOTT LANDs
STOCKS And bonds

I WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. Pan Motor
200 rutreli Car Coupler
200 Deep Sea Salvage.
WILL SELL
81 Security Auto Tube. lilo.
rs Hcarlstt Life SayingE
100 Electric Hammer co.
i7b Simplex Auto Wheel
200 Universal High Power.
200 Texas Crude.
2S7 Pacific Electric Welder.
800 beacon Coal
500 Sequim Gas a oil.
1000 Gold Redemption Co.
1000 National Mines
5000 ! X. l.. OIL A. Refining.
5000 Cushing CARRIER.
MAX WIAKLER
"a ffnlnn 81 Elllntt $40
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WOODLAND PARK

G,Too-5room bungalow. eemen
basement. furnace. all la Al
shape. terms.
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1916 DODGE TOURING. IN GOOD
condition. VIII demonstrate.
SG75, terms to responsible per-
gon. West 73-M.
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81 FOR sAI.E--AtrO TRUCKS


Foitp TRUCK. WITH LARGE fOn
nituro body. fine shape and rea
sonhhie. fgg Ewing
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WNNIED--AuTONOHIiEs

WANTING. rAPERiN9 OR TINT
ing. repairing. for frat payment
on car. Must be or f.paHHunger
car Elliott i65a. gii0 seventh
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a TO LET - UNFURNISHED
HOUSES

HEATH TRANsFER--PrANo AND
furniture moving. baggage service.
T27 Pine 1T. Local and long-dis-
lance moving. Main 572s. Beacon
1856.
TRANSFER. FURNITURE MOVING.
T,ovyest rates in city. Ballard 1890.
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n FURNISHED HOUSES
YANKEE TRANSFER. MAIN 1920.
Furniture moving. $3.50 hour.
Trunks week free storage.
EANT s TO f0-KOOM FUHNiSHED
house. close in. Elliott 16zV-W.
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THE FASHION uAitAas
Autop 90 hire without drivers. ator.
aEo and repairing, 1905 Second
ave. Elliott gA4O
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THE BEST BUT
AT LAKE BuHtEN
The Coming Suburb

s-roon house. piasteref. wired. all
ready TO move into. chicken house
and yards. two large lots. iioriso,
good soil. mostly In fruits and
garden. corner location. only two
blocks to car and paved road
close Co stores and movies. city
advantages. with low taxes. Own.
or leaving city. Will. SACRIFICE
for QUICK HAi.E at tess. about
want thi.
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.
sidney skn
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Statesmen WANTED

DEEssMAKTNG FANCY WATTS.
bead work, knitting. embroider-
ing, crocheting. all kinds to order.
Cali Rainier 9fs-J.
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BALLARD BEACH

81. soo--Attraetive s-room bungalow
with . rooms unfinished In attic T.
cement basement buiittn fea-
lures. all in p~rfeei shape eiosa
TO car line. only $500 down.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
$40 Central building Elliott sos5
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
Max Smart Has
String Ready at
PimLico Course

Baltimore, April 23.-Horses that
are to take part in the impending
fifteen days meeting of the Mary
land Jockey Club-May 1 to IS. in
clusive-are arriving fast at Pimli-
CO track.
New comers are runners Of the
stables of Max Smart, Timothy DON
ohue, D. B. Rice, Harry Herdel and
R. w. Allen. Smart Is over from
Benning with q mixed outfit Of nat
runners and steeplechasers, all of
which are about fit. His horses are
the property of the Gleniver stable,
Samuel Ross and others.
The Gleniver horses are all fencers
and Smart has had time in which
to get them reasonably hard. Very
little schooling through the steeple-
chase field at Pimlico will be re-
auired to ready them up for the
Maryland Jockey Clubs carnival of
chasing.
Most of the horses of the stable Of
Timothy Donohue, which wintered
at Aiken, S. c., belong to Mrs. F.
Ambrose Clark. of New York. They
were ready for the steeplechase field
three weeks ago, thanks to the out
door gaIloping and schooling they
got throughout the winter, in the
mild South Carolina climate, and
they would have been at Pimlico a
fortnight since II Donohue had sue
ceeded in obtaining transportation
when he desired and expected 1t.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
HAVRE DE GRACE
RESULTS.
First Race - superwoman. /

First Race - Superwoman, 113
(Kelsay), 1890. 4.30, $40; Fallacy,
l1l3 CFairbrother). ITO, 4.so; Moon
Glow, 113 (Schuttinger). 1850.
Time-:4S. Inglecrest, Two Pairs,
Jacques. Roy c., Bloomington, w.
T. Greives, Bees Nest and Tige also
ran.
Second Raee-Anzsc, 100 (Kum-
mer), 40. $50, $50: Thistle Queen.
1o6 CHunt), $40, 2.4o; Dominican,
104 (Zoeller), $50. Time-1:15 is.
Harry NJ. Stevens, Mistake. White
Haven, Short Change. Old Sinner.
Track Star, Flying Frog. Richochet,
Echo B., Our Little Anne. Far East
Captain Evans and Liberty Girl
also ran.
Third Race-Regresso. 113 (Tay-
lori, 1900. 500, $50; Lady Ward.
Ill, Myers. $40. $40; War Tax. 1o6
Gux), $50. Time-1:47 as. King
Neptune, LIE Bluett, p. G. King, Say
When and Sea Mime also ran.
Fourth Hacking Herod. 112
(Burke). lilo. 4.3O. $50. Uncle's
Lassie. 1o4 (McAtee), $40. ESQ; Co
bait Lass, 104 (Fletcher). 4.6o.
Time-1:13 2-5. Brother Mclean,
You Need, Louise v. and Poacher
also ran.
Fifth Race-Mountain Rose II.
los (Hunt). 1920, $40, 40; Ber-
lin. 113 (Mountain). 1850, go;
Belle Roberts, 107 (Zoeller), 3.20.
Time-1:49 LIS. Mormon Elder,
Freemantle, Pilsen and Ballad also
ran.
Sixth RaceHandful, 113 (Kum-
mer), $40, 500, $40; Crumpsall,
113 (Rodriguez). $50. 400; Sun
Gold, 110 (Haynes), 4.90. Time
1:4S. Mystic Folly, Arbitrator, Cir
culate, Mallowmot, Dairyman and
Tit for Tat also ran.
Seventh Race-Verity. 1o6 CHop-
kins). $50, $50, 4.20; Attorney
Muir. 1oS (Burke). 2o7o. 1910;
Refugee, 113 (Haynes), 500. Time
lar is. Peerless One, Pretty
Baby, Incidence, Corson and Prunes
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
GTWo ..a THREEfHa
Ssg fsssia6 n'.N.rs One Over WIN W VA
" RBUGS RAERA IN -

-You tell 'em: you've got
the education.
-Rompers. burlap bags,
kimonos and Buster Brown
suits win be permissible. But
Jumpers will be ruled off the
turf
NO jumpers.
This Ii a parade. Not a
steeplechase.
After the panic is on. it
Will be every man for himself.
No stops will be made for lost
buttons.
There will be no comic
brigade in the parade. Married
men wearing last years straw
helmets and carpet slippers will
have to start a parade OF their
own.
with the most expensive calico
parasol will be awarded the
paper bathing suit.
-Handsomest bowlegged
man with the highest priced
rag vest will be donated the
barbed wire toupe.
ALL paraders who must
leave their home unguarded
during the parade will please
notify the police and they will
send up a cop to watch the
landlord.
Remember the hour.
Eleven o'clock. cuckoo time.
Cuckoo.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
BY HIGHWAY,

Havre de Grace. Nd. April "a
King Herod. by Colin-Acolat, one
which was pointed to as a world
y" alter couple of seasons ago and
later disappointed, came back to
tns races strong here this after
noon, when he galloped home a
victor In the feature race of 8
rather featureless card, much to
80 satisfaction of his owner, G.
W. Foreman.
Uneles Lassie was the first to
break in front in the six furIons
dash, but he was quickly oyertaken
by King Herod, who never relin-
Guished the lead the balance of the
distance. winning with plenty to
spare Cobalt Lass saved the third
place and Poacher won the $50
ivrh TO the fourth horse. Louise
V. and You Need were caught in
'he barrier and trailed the field.
SaImOn's Horse Wins.
w. ]. Salmon has an excellent
stablemate for his great two-year-
old Careful in Superwoman, which
accounted for the opening dash to-
day in easy fashion. A. H. Morris
Fallacy was easily second best. with
McClelland's Moon Glow, a long shot,
taking the third place. Jockey Kel-
say had the leg up on Superwoman.
helsay has ridden four winning ju-
Neniles for Salmon so far this meet
ing Harry Payne Whitney's Two
Palr was considered a good thing in
this race. but he was practically left
at the post and never got up.
For the first time during the
meeting a favorite stepped down in
the cheap maiden three-year r-old
and-upward race when Capt. Raj
PARIS Anzac won the decision in
a stretch drive. Thistle Queen and
Dominican accounted for the re-
mainder of the purse in the order
named.
r. V. Haymaker had a field day
mere this afternoon when he put
his seven-year-old Mountain Rose
III over in the fifth race. and then
came AEht back and won the sixth
race w4r.l his more or less consist
ent platter. Handful Mountain
Rose IL was unfortunate in her
starts at Bowie. and ran a good
race today to beat the popular
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
ACQUETERS BUSY
AT DUMBARTON CLUB

There will be plenty OF action on
the Dumbarton tennis courts to-
day. The roundrobin tournament
for the District High School play
ers is slated to get under way.
1t Is expected that the first and
second rounds will be completed
before the Dumbarton team takes
the courts to meet the Eastern Col
lege team of Manassas, Va. To-
morrow the Dumbarton players will
stack up against the Racquet Ten
mis- Club, of this city. on the Dunn
barton courts.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
Lexington Entries

First Raee-The Raceland-Six
furIonss: Minute Man, 95; Mickey
Moore, s5; Alta Boy I'd, 80; Lady
Fair Play, 104; Lady Luxury. log;
Blue Paradise, 10S; Basil, Ill; Raj
ferty, III; Blushing Beauty. Ill;
Flags, 113.
Second Race - Four furlongs:
Court View. 112; Rummie 112;
Gangway, liz; a-Smoke Screen,
112; Frank Moody, 112; The Eng
lishman, 112; Uncle Velo, 112; The
Ally, 112; T. J. Pendergast, 112; a
St. Michael, 112; Monsoon. 112;
Few Acres, 112. Also eligible
Planet, 112; Be Sure, 112. A-Gifford
\. Cochran Entry.
Third Race-The Danville-Six
furlongs: Substitute, 1903; Drum
Fire. 103; Easter Flower. 10S; b
Truly Rural, los; Wild Flower.
los; Wild Flower. 1os; Clintonville,
1OS: Distinction, 1OS; Eyes OF
Youth, los; b-Cobwebs, 112: Mabel
G., 112; Busy Signal. 112; Lorraine,
112. B-H. P. Whitney Entry.
Fourth Race - Phoenix Hotel
Handicap-One mile: Alula, 100;
Patches, 1903; Leo l., los; Twin, 1o6;
x-Prospector. 107; Pastoreau, 10s;
Matinee Idol, 11O: Kiku, 10; Wood
trap, 112; General Haig. 113; Rout-
ledge. 11S; Minto I'd, 116. Also ell
gible-M1rchesa I'd, 103.
Fifth Race-Hinata Stakes-Four
furlongs: g-Johns Umma. ia: G.
Alberta s., ia; c-Miss Chuckles,
ia; Miss Mullins, ia; Miss Fon-
taine, ia; Coeu de Feu, ia; C
Handy Rose. ia: Last Rose. ia;
d-Helium. ia; Dagmar. ia; d
Pimento. ia; Mary Jane Baker,
ia; d-Bettina, ia; Cham
pagne. 119; f-Cointreau, 119. C
Z. w. Scott Entry. d-Camden and
Milan Entry. FIJI. P. Whitney En-
try. g-J. w. Schors Entry.
Sixth Race-One mile and a quar-
ter: NRed Start 107; x-James,
107: Dahia Cd, 107; Fly Home, 112;
Chillum, liz; Tanlac. 112; Tom
Saunders. 112; J. c. Stone, 112.
Seventh Race-Mile and a six
teenth: Keep. "a: w. P. Montgom-
cry. 100; x-Iwiniwin. los: x-Mer-
chant, 1O9; Wadsworth's Last. ia;
Night Wind. ia; x-Miss Patty, 95;
War Like, los; XII. C. Basch, 109 ;
Dancing Spray, 10: Glass Toi, ia.
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track fast
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is Der Tag.

-IomorfoW u Der Tag.
-Uber Allies. Uber Allies.
Meaning overalls over all.
Wear your best Sunday
laundry bag as a protest against
the tall expense of making
smooth collars rough. Parade
starts at Columbia Circle IL a.
m, cuckoo time. Contestants
sprint down Five Avenue and
then back around the Circle un-
til everybody Is marching in
circles like squirrels In a re-
volving cage.
when everybody is loop
ing around In circles, the object
OF the parade will be accom-
plished. That's the home
stretch of every squawk against
the warlike cost of peaceful liv-
ing.
Prizes will be slipped to
the guy with the newest suit
OF old clothes. About ten thou
sand refugees from the high
rent districts and. landlord de-
vastated areas will step out in
a blue denim pageant.
The tableaux vivantes Of
seersucker Prince Aberts and
gingham trousseaus is design
ed to bring down the cost of
sewing patches on last years
trousers. BY wearing a crazy
quilt you can show the ward
robe profiteers what man has
done, man can do.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
HAVRE DE GRACE
SELECTIONS
One Horse Specials.
BY GIBBY.

One Best Bet-Ross Entry, third
race.
First race-Mogens-Has shown
enough to win here.
Second race - Back Bay-Shoulo
repeat This old COW should win
with this opposition.
Third race-Ross -Entry-Appears
to outclass this field. This is the
best bet on the card today.
Fourth race Star Master-Has
all the best of the weights and
should return a winner here.
Fifth race - Parr Entry-Should
breeze in one two. These colts have
been working like houses afire.
sixth race - Irish kiss-The ono
that all the clockers are so sweet
on. His work is as good as anyone
could wish
Seventh race-WnI Do-Always a
dangerous horse at a mile and a
quarter.
At kentucky-FIags.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
King Herod Lands Feature
Race at Haure. de Grace

choices, Ballad. Pilsen. Belle Rob-
erts and Berlin.
A Havana campaigner scored in
the third race when j. ]. Hertz Re-
greso got down in front OF Lutz's
: edy ward and +. Del Barrio's War
Tax
w. Fl. Fizer's Verify, a four year
old which has displayed a dazzling
bit of speed in her starts In Mary
land accounted for the nightcap.
taking the decision from Attorney
Muir. a long shot and Fenwick's s
Refugee. The consistent Indolence
was unplaced. Jockey Heupel. who
usually rides Incidence, is on the
ground for three days by order of
Starter Milton.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
CADETS ANNOUNCE ::
LACROSSE SCHEDULE

Annapolis. Nd, April %. - Tn
schedule Of lacrosse games for IN.
cadets Of St Johns College. q spor
which has just been adopted at tha
institution. has been arranged am
calls for seven games. The openini
game will be played tomorrow OF
the local grounds with the twelw
of Maryland State College as th,
opposing force. The schedule fol
lows:
April Is Baltimore Poly at An.
napolis.
May Navy at Annapolis
May 5-Baltimore City College q
Annapolis.
May S-Mount Washington Club =
Baltimore.
May 15-University Of PennsylvI
mia at Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
TERMINAL LEAGUE TO
OPEN SEASON TODAY

Today will mark the opening of
the Terminal R R. Y. NJ c. A Base
ball League, when Superintendent
]. H. Thoge. OF the Washington
terminal, throws out the first ball,
which will send the teams on their
way for first honors of the league.
Southern Railway, which won the
championship last season, and the
runner-up. the Shop nine, will open
the 1880 season on the R R ". %
diamond at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
Harpard Blade
Wielders Ready
For Navy Regdth

Annapolis. Nd, April -. - Tn
Harvard-Navy boat races win be IN
chief attraction here tomorrow an
the entire card which will consif
of three races win develop int
keen competitions.
The brushes will mark the forms
opening of the season Of aquatic
in Maryland's capitol and the schee
ule OF the middies is probably tn
most ambitious ever arranged.
The regatta Is attracting geners
interest in intercollegiate row1nl
and a large number OF enthusiastic
are expected 20 be on hand. 20 wit
ness the events. o.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
HAVRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.

First Race-Star Voter, Greentree
Entry, Baby Grand.
Second Race-HaDpy Go Lucky,
Back Bay, Little Maudie.
Third Race-Ross Entry. whitney
Entry, Fruit Cake.
Fourth Race-Ross Entry, Whit
ney Entry, Star Master.
Fifth Race-Whitney Entry, Parr
Entry, Sandy BeaI.
sixth Race-Crystal Ford. Irish
Kiss, War Smoke.
seventh Race-Little Nearer,
Wood Thrush, Capital City.
Best Bet whitney Entry.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
LEXINGTON SELECTIONS.

First Race-FIags, Attaboy, Min
uteman.
Second Race The Englishman,
Gangway. Smoke Screen.
Third Race Distinction. Busy
Signal. Whitney Entry.
Fourth Race-Routledge, Patches,
Matinee Idol.
Fifth Rnce-MIss Fontaine, Whit
ney Entry. Miss Muhins.
sixth Race-Tom Saunders, JameA
j. c. Stone.
seventh Race - Merchant, Might
Wind, wadsworth's Inst.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
LINWORTH TO PLAY
HYATTSVILLE TEAM

Owing to a postponement OF last
Sundays game with the Virginia A
C. the Linworth nine will engage
the Hyattsville team Sunday in their
first game OF the season on Diamond
No. 9 at $50. All players are re-
Quested to report promptly at $500.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
CREW OF SHAMROCK
TAKE THEIR POST

New York. April 23.-Six mem
bers OF the crew that will sail Sir
Thomas Lipton's Shamrock " in
the American cup races this sum-
mer are mooring the yacht here
today. They arrived yesterday from
Southampton.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
Hayre De Grace Selections.
By HIGHWAY
One Best-Irish Kiss.

One Best-Irish Kiss.
First Race-Greentree Stable
entry, Some Baby. Mogens.
Second Race-Redland. Subah-
dar. Belllringer.
Third Race-Fruit Cake, Ross
entry. Panoply.
Fourth Race-Ross entry, Star
Master. Wildlair.
Fifth Race-Parr entry. King
Thrush, Blue Wrack.
Sixth Race-Irish Kiss, War
Machine, Peecsnt.
Seventh Race-Tom Brooks.
Will Do. AustraL
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24
Baltimore Poly Lands.

College Park. Md, April 23.-Bal-
timore Poly defeated the Maryland
State freshman team here yester-
day by an S-to-1 score. The Poly
lads jumped into the lead in the
first inning and were never headed.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-24

1.-THE grapes for Maj. Mcdowell in
the third. The one she has to beat
is Busy Signal. Col. Edward Brad
ley thinks the latter is sure fire for
the oaks. The Whitney entry holds
the balance safe.
Routledge only has to run his
race In order to lead the procession
down to the payoff station in the
fourth. Miss Fountaine is the clock :
ers' special. The lads are awfulIy
sweet on her. Tom Saunders is the
whispered long shot that How
Jowl Alley" boys mean to plunge
on.
The last seemingly Is at the mercy
OF Old Merchant. He has been work
ing ike a house afire, and the route
is just made for him. Night Wind
hgures next best, and just cannot be
worse than second.
String along with J. K. L. Ross
over to the "graw." The Canadian
has the most powerful string of rae
ers seen on the American turf in a
quarter of a century. and he'll cop
the lions share of the races his col
orbearers start in today.
On the other hand, Jimmy Rowe
dean OF all the trainers-has the
real Kentucky Derby candidate,
John p. Grier. going today, and /
look for him to grab the long end
of that purse.
Crystal Ford is the one the sharp
shooters have selected to pack their
kale in the sixth. Little Nearer will
be hard to trim. That's all.
One Best Bet of the Day-FIaEs.
Best Tnke-a-Chance Bet - Star
Voter.
Best Parlay-Fruit Cake, Attaboy,
Parr Entry, A Place.