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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
SOUTH CAROLINA
 WINS CLOSE GAME

Charleston, s. O. November 2o.--The
 University of South Carolina defeated Citadel in their annual game today, : to Q. Frost, Citadel quarter. returned the initial kick-off of the game 2 yards for a touchdown Kollock failed at goal In the third quarter Carolina carried the ball over after an advance from mid-
 field on straight football, Gressette mai- ing the touchdown and kicking goal.
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Auburn's magnificent stand when they held Tech for downs on their own Award line in the first quarter aroused the admiration of all spectators. Five hundred Auburn students and alumni,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
U. OF MARYLAND
 RETAINS ITS TITLE

Baltimore, November University of Maryland College Park, retained the state Intercollegiate football champion 1 ship here today, defeating Johns Hop
 ! kins university. q to [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
Vandy and Tennessee Sign

Nashville. Tenn, November 25.--The annual anderbilt-Tennessee football game will be played at Nashville oc- tober 29. 1921, it was officially an- nounced here last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
U. OF DETRIOT WINS
 FROM RUTGERS ELEVEN

Detroit November 25.--The plunging ability of two backfield men, who
 smashed holes in Rutgers defense all most at will, gave the University of Detroit football team a 21 to victory over Rutgers here this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
FURMAN DEFEATS DAVIDSON TEAM

GreenYille, S e, November 25.--A steady march of 80 yards in the second quarter and Speer's kicked goal netted, l Furnlan University a to victory over Davidson here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
OGLETHORPE TROUNCES N. CAROLINA TEAM

Columbus Ga. November 25Ogle- thorpe's fast eleven trouneed the Univar- sity of Florida T to 0 here today. max
 ing three touchdowns against that
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

first Receive furlongs: Hot Spark
iOo; Jealous. los; The Enquirer. 1Os: Grum
onng Mac. los; Charles Henry, l0s: voor
mir. los: Mr.. Y, los: Colonel Baker, lGs
Artisan, los; Dan Jackson, 1I5: sharon, Jos
Old Chap, 1l5. Also eiigible-Etphis l0S
Ace. los; Molinere. los.
Second Raoe-Mile and seventy Yards
sGslsway. los: 'Bengali. los: Gala, DR. tss
los; Galley Head, 100; Hemisphere llO;
hallowmet. no: Rex Gaiety. III
Third Race-Six furlongs: Mmray, Io4:
Kings Champion. 1O7: Sweeping Glance. 112;
Apple Jack 2nd, 114; Top o ths Morn'n.
ia; st. Quentin. ZIG.
Fourth Rsoe-1Iile and one-eighth: Dras
tic. 1l5; Regalo. 113: wynnewcod los:
Ranger. 1o6; snspdragon md. 1IG; tsnppery.
Elm. 115: tlrish Kiss, 124. fSunny land
stable entry.
an. lo3: Retta r. 107; Air1ia. I0J: Rainbow
Girl. l07: Pretty Baby. 1o7; Glass Toi, H.;
BlsSonry, ll5: Handful. us; Slid Rock
10; Capitol City. lis: Kilx snEv, lis: Night
Wind. lis. Alss eligibi, -Sylvano, us;
Jephet. 100; Croix. d. Or. 1l2.
Fifth Race-SiX furlohgS: Eulah r. p3:
Lady in Black, 90; 'LJi Name 90; Mar
mite, 103: Botas Best lOj: Hamilton A.
los: Cobalt Lass III. U,trs Gold, III: Hank
o'Day, Ill; KukluI. 116.
Seventh Race-Mile and e-sixteenth:
Hop. %: Mountain Rose Ind. "a: sCheer
Leader, 96; Garbage 97: Circuate, o.:
Piedra, %: Don Dodge. 90; Exhorter, 95;
BubblinE Louder. 20; Peerless One, 1OI ;
Prospector, 103; Kingnsher. 1O4.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy: track fast.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

First Race-Ammunition, liz (Bdtwelll
ESQ, $50, 24O; saIvo. 107 CWillard), 80
$50 240; AIrael. 1l5 tPrimrosel' osV'
Time. I:40. saIvhtell, Plymouthrock' MISS
Edwards and Algonquin also ran. Ammuni-
tion and salvo coupled.
Second Race.-Roysl Visitor. lis CRo-
manelID. $40. $40. go; Grey Bourne ITO
tChiavettaJ. 500. 2.IO; War Tank, liz
tBarnesD, 200. Time, 1.0l 1-5. BroadView
and Aunt Lin also ran.
Third Race. = Kama. 107 CRomaneliD !.
l6 so. $40. $50; Jane Pennybaker, 1lO
CGruberI, 500. 40; DR.. Carmen. los
Erickson, 40. Time, 1:l3 1-5. Who
Cares, Spearlene Sweet Liberty, Charlie
Leydecker. Glen Light, Anticipate and Lord
Hamilton al~o ran.
Fourth Race.-PauI weidel. 122 stack,
46O. $40. 80; Claymore. os tDavisonl /,
1910. 800: Besthoff. lO6 Kennedy. 2sO.
Time, l:3s 20. Dresden and Siren Maid also
ran.
Fifth Race. - Stevenson, 107 (Heimish)'
IL 80, 500. 40; King John. 10 tButweill q.
$40, $50: They Shall Not Pass, 9s dryer
$50. Time / :52 20. Gain de Cause, Water
wood. Cortland and Belario also ran.
Sixth Race.-Runquoi, 106 tHeupen, 81 10.
$50. $50; key T, Ill (Butwell1, 800, 70;
Frivol, 103 CdcTaEgart). 4.30. Time.
los 3-5. Runmio. Uncle Velo. Budrow,
Bruce Dudley and Centimeter also ran.
Seventh Race.-Lazy Lou. ia (HeupeD
200. 500. 4so: Iron Boy, l05 CFletcherl
TlO. 43O: Philistine, 1O7 Fatorl, $50
Time, 1895 Thinker, Capital City.
Bogart, Sunduria. Corson. Sea Prince.
Counterba IA nee, Night Wind and Thanksgiv'
ing also ran.
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KEMPTON PARK RESULTS

First Race.-Rora. 105 tTryon), 21.30,
100, 4.20; Star Finch, lis Dominick), $40,
30: Leoti Fay, 10 (TsylorJ, go. Time.
los rs. White Haven and Montague also
ran.
Second Race.-stilly Night. lis tRyan),
61O, $40, 40: Delaney, III tAtkinsonl
$50. 22O: Maybridge, 40 CDominickJ. so.
Time. :O5 SO. Princess Lou, Lieut.. Lester
and Snow Queen also ran.
Third Race.-Laughing Eyes, 110 (Hay-
wardJ, 7.4O $40, $40; Miss Horner. I02
(Taylor). 800. 30; Qua ardsman, 1l2 (Pau-
leyD, $50. Time, 1:O6 %. Margaret Nou-
gov and Roadmaster also ran.
Fourth Race.-Rosemary, lis (DominickD
3.2O, 30. 2.l0; Lady lone, 107 lTaylor)
40, go; Robert L. Owen, III Moore e.
2.lO. Time, 1:06. Lady Ivan and Lady
Hester also ran.
Fifth Race.-Pierrot, liz CAtkinson). S no.
400. 500; Lucky Pearl, 110 &c. Taylor).
500. $50; Onwa, 112 (smith). $50. Time.
1:I6 4-j. Bhnchita ands Beverly James also
ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Enos. 1l2 (Pauley), 1880,
10. 500; Ell Ccronel, 10 CTaylorD, 1870,
$50: Canvas Back. 104 (RyanD, $50. Time,
LOG. W. p. Montgomery, Alex Getz and
Regent also ran.
Seventh Race.-Nettie walcutt, 11o
CRysnl. $50. $40, 260; Prince Bonero, 1I2
(Dominickl. 4.80. 500; Dick winfrey. liz
Foden), $50. Time, lis. White Crown
and Homan also ran.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First Raee-Fivc ruriongs: Fringe. 1os
Laderniere. 1O4; Bachinalian, los; Lady
FrapPe. ITO: Hope Princess. III; kate
Fraley. 90; Fading star, 10; Morning Face
los; rhimble. liz; walk Up, 30; Kehoma,
lO4
Second Rsoe-siI furionss: Bright Gold
I05; 'Gnme Chick, 100: Jyntee. 116; Babette.
lo5: Fair Colleen. 90; Allivan. 90: 'Belgiau
Queen. l02: Liberty Girl. 1O5; Lovely. 90;
walfreda. l06.
Third Raee-Mile and seventy yards: The
Portuguese. 102: Ralco. III: Porte Drapeau
101; Judge David. 100: penelope 10: serv.
ice Star, III: Leatherface, 1l3: Charlie
SUNNY. rs; Translate. 100; Sailor, no; Al
bert A. 100
Fourth Race-Knickerbocker Handicap
mile and one-siXteenth: Gladiator. 1I8;
Feodor. Of: Irish Dream. 10. The weigh,
on Irish Dream includes a penalty Of three
pounds.
Fifth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth: Ting
4 Ling. III: 'Alma b. 101: King Arrippr.
III: 13Scotch Verdict, l03: Sibola, ia; Raj
ferty. ll3: Tattle. 1O1; Challenger. 96; war
Machine, Jos.
Sixth Receive and one-half furlonzs
Fright, III: BY Jove. ia; Hard Guess, ia:
Peggy Rives. III; Glare Frances. III
Guv'nor. ia: wschapresgue, 114; Roscom
mon. ia: Billy Mclaughlin. ia: Theodore
III; Knobbie, ia; Old Faithful. ia.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clesr: track fast.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First Raoe.-Ten Lee. 112 (Johnsonl, ) tC
l, = to l, even; Mavourneen, 1l2 tMcAtee),
A TO l, to 1; Mademoiselle Cadeau, IL.
tGordonl. to 1. Time, 100 3-5. Rolo
Jamaica Belle. Fluff. Blue Belle. Lady Algy
Forgetful. Wild Thoughts and Flambett,
also ran.
Second 110 (Coltiletti),
to i. to 1, to 8; Georsie, 1IO (Barrett),
to ., to 2; Dinna Care, 40 (FairbrotherD
out. Time, 1:42 1-5. Sandy Mac, Feodor
Burley and Round Robin also ran.
Third Race.-Elected ID, 113 (Johnsonl. a
to l, to 1, even; salvestra, li5 uyke)
to 0, to 2; Lady Gertrude. 40 robin
sonl, even. Time. :0e IS. Mile. Viva n
Aiphee, Ballet Dancer ID and EnnIade aIso
ran.
Fourth Raoe.-Nancy Lee, Ii2 Lyke), 4
to ), out, out; Pantaiette. ll0 (Coltile TIN
to 5. out; Maiden's Ballet, 100 (Johnsonl
out. Time, lilo. Tsmarisk also ran.
Fifth Race.-Translate, 100 CMeAtse). 4
to i, 8 to 1. even; War Plume, I04 (wslner)
to ?. even; Goaler. 119 (Lyke), / to s.
Time. EOS. Gath and Claquer also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Tenons Bon. 100 (ruru.r,
to /, to 1, to 8; Great Gull. lo7
tNeinerl, to 1, to 1; Airman, ~
tRowan), to 5. Time, l:4g. Hong Koar
Aurum. Beauty Sleep. Cherubino, BALLAST
Courcelles. Tom Brooks, TetIey, m tile
Queen and Porte Drapeau also ran.
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KEMPTON PARK ENTRIES

First Raoe-FiTe furIonxs. Bonnet Blue
los: Miss Holland. 115; Busy Bird. III
Orchestra, 113; Yoormel, III; George c., Jr.
12c
Second Race. - Mile and seventy yards
Player, 1O5: Fair and Warmer. 112; Lady
Betty. 112: Red Post, 100: Dix Rogers, 100
Adorock. 112; Pleasure Rent. 10.
Third Receive furlongs. Rose Rich
mond. 100; Primitive. 1O5: Transient Hes
sian. f13: Coincidence. 113; Fond Hope. 105
W. P. Montgomery, iO7; Our Little Ann,
1l3
Fourth Race.-six furlongs. Dixie FLYER
10; Flying Frog. 112; Richa I'd V. 112: Olive
James, ITO; DR.. Hall, 112; Doublet I'd, 110;
Emma J. 40.
Fifth Race.-Six furiongs. First Consul
u: Phedoden. 104; Walter Mack, los:
Sedan. III; Dainty Lady. 100; Broncho Billy,
1o4; Red Start. 107: Rack Bay. 122; Eligible
sedgegrass. 104: Resistant, los.
Sixth Receive furlongs: Beck and
Call. 100; hinstra. ITO: Ny Oracle. 115: Re
sist. 115: Phedoden,. 10: Sedge. liz; Clear
Lake. 115; Back Bay. III. Eligibis-sedge
Grass. 105; Blonde. 11j.
Seventh Race-Mile and one-sixteenth:
Mannikin 2nd. 10; Fairly. 112; Tugs, 1ie:
The Talksr III: Miss Sweep, no; CGpi.
tania. 112: Broncho Billy, lis.
Clear fast
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JOHNSON BOUND
FOR CHICAGO
Former Heavyweight Does
Not Like to Go Through
Southern States.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 2I.-Jack
Johnson. former heavyweight
champion OF the world, will leave
ths city tomorrow morning on the
California Limited of the Santa Fe
Railroad. bound for Chicago, In
custody OF United States marshal
he will arrive in the Windy City
shortly before noon on Sunday, ac-
cordfng to the train schedule. and
will soon afterward begin serving
a one-year sentence for a Mann act
conviction.
1t had been planned to send John
son via the Southern Pacific, until
ne heard that line traversed Texas
and the Southern States. He rolled
his eyes.
Please, Mr.. Marshal. don't send
me back that way. / don't like
travelling through them Southern
States he said.
During the day today. the ex-
champion pugilist held open
mouse" in tho Jail here. Scores of
MS friends called on him and he
worked his golden smile" over
time. His white wife visited him
and brought him a luncheon Of
chicken and ice cream.
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WINDSOR SELECTIONS.

WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First Race Dan Jackson, The
Enquirer, Mr.. Y.
Second Race MaIIomot, Rex
Gaiety. Gala Dress.
Third Race-AppleJack ii, Murray,
Top o. the Morning.
Fourth Race sunnyland entry,
Drastic, Rencher.
Fifth Raee-Neenah, Night Wind,
Syivano.
Sixth Race - Ultra Gold, Cobalt
Lass, Kuklux.
seventh Race Exhorter, Noun
tain Rose III, Garbage.
Best Bet-AppleJack III.
EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS.
First Race Walk Up, Moruins
Face, Kehomn.
Second Race-Jyntee. Lively, Bel
gian Queen.
Third Race - Sailor. RaIeo, Pc
nelope.
Fourth Race - Gladiator, Irish
Dream. Foodor.
Fifth Race War Machine, Raf-
ferty, King Agrippa.
Sixth Race Billy MCLAUGHLIN.
Guv'nor, Hard Guess.
Best Bet-tiIa diator.
Best Bet of the Day-AppIejack
Best Take-a-Chance Bet - Gar
bage.
Best ParIay-war Machine, Jyn-
tee, Sailor a place.
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even than cork. 1t makes a fne
surf board, riding like a bubble
on the ocean. Boobies 4 years old.
but 1t doesn't make him tired to
carry the big FISH on dry land,
and II doesn't seem to make the
fish tired to carry Bobbie in the
brine.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
Center Market In Tie.

Center Market saved a defeat by
a timely rally in the eighth inning,
making three runs to even a to 8
score with the Steel Plant nine In
the Potomac League yesterday
The feature of the game was the
pitching of Pfiel and the batting
of Grubb and Dieste. The score by
innings:
RH z
Market. 90 o o o o O o 3-3 6 1
Steel Plant o. o l 0 2 o o 0-3 s 1
Batteries-Pfiel and wienberger;
Grubb and Hager.
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OoLLYERss 4 ClQt2MMEA1SS q
SPORTofkNG -
HRERIkS SQAHR;

Sailor.
From the Information to hand, l have II that
the McCleand-Patterson coterie going to shoot
with this bird this afternoon. From a viewpoint OF
fitness the Sailor" is razor edge. He works mile
in 142 with his mouth wide open This is real
platter and mud is his leather. So have hesi-
fancy if such condition prevails. Ralco has also
been burning up the track of late while Albert A
and Leather Face will. in all probability, follow in
the order named.
Jyntee is the sweet patootie yanked forth in the
second spasm. This maverick is fast a bullet and
l don't look for her stop" here today. Should be
fair price, too. Lively may be out for airing"
though Game Chick is edge and a fair sort. Fact
of the matter is. the latter has outside chance
o spill the frijoes.
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REX WILL BATTLE
FAST COLORED TEAM

The Rex Athletic Club will play
the Washington Giants, a fast color
ed team of this city, on Sunday at
Union League Park, Fifteenth and
ii streets northeast. at 8 p. m, and
on Monday at American League Park
Al $3.50 o'clock the same teams will
battle.
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Potomac A. c. Wins.

Potomac A. c. defeated the Herdic
A. 9. in fast game on the latters
diamond yesterday by a score of
: to 2. The pitching of Bunbrest
for the Potonacs and the hitting
of Kirby for the losers featured.
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Dad may talk Of the big one
that got away" but Bobbie caught"
his fish and hangs onto IL. The
tighter Bobbie hangs the better
he'll get along in the wild waters
at the sea shore. Bobbie's big fish
Is made from Baka wood-lighter
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AGENTS WANTED.

wANTED-MEN EMPLOYED IN GOVERN
ment departments. and enjoying wide ac-
quaintance TO spend spare time on good.
clean, reputable proposition In connection
with an established Washington business con-
cern. Chance to make good money. 33I
Munsey Bldg. Write or call. tul1-u
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for Mr.. Sweeney, the gent who cares
for the morgue. Tattle and King
Agrippa are closeup with the latter.
having a slight shade. He has i'm
proved considerably over last sea-
sons poor form.
over at Kenilworth. Windsor. the
gees will perform this afternoon.
The clockers send ApplejaCk Cd as
the three-star special. Now this
bird was shipped here and all plans
made for an old-fashioned cleanup.
He was prepared at Latonia From
the info at hand he goes rain or
shine" Let your conscience be your
guide. Top o. the Morning has
worked fairly well. while st. Quen-
tin Is almost sure to attract a play.
This latter should help the price
about the melon-Applejacl I'd. Nuh
sed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wORKINGMES-T he RETENTION OF
that squareness that made our business the
talk Of the hustlers is in force today and
the true value must he given or your cash
returns 20 YOU see for new pants, 81
up: new shoes. s.: slightly used dresses. IS
TO SIS. JUsTH's OLD STAND, 61a d.
juo2-1t
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Rooms for Rent-Furnished.

1910 II ST. NW-FURE SHED ROOM;
suitable for one or two ladies: in business
district private. quiet ard desirable for
stenographer or business woman; sl5 and
$50 month. ROOM 40. Maryland Bldg.
ju22-4t
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statesmen WANTED.

wANTED-BRIGHT AND INTELLIGENT
man Of clean character, with local ac-
quaniotance 10 represent an established busi-
ness concern Of Washing ton. Whole or part
time suitable. Liberal renumers tion. Can
at Rood 337. Munsey Bldg, between and
IL a. H.. and and p. m. tulI-u
wANTED-NUMBER OF Statesmen TO
sell stock Of prominent business In Wash
ington. especially opportune for salesmen as
we'll as investors. BOX CA Herald Of
nee. tu1I-u
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Houses & Apts. for Rent-fur.

wHD NEEDS HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
two. three and six rccv's furnished and
unfurnished: baths. not and cold water; lsun-
dry privileges; yard for children; reasonable
rents: S25 to $50: newly papered and paint
ed. Call 3s Eye st. ne tulI-It
FOR RENT = FURNISHED sIN-ROOM
house near Park road and Soldiers Home.
Phone Col 4OO6. ju2l-It.
lO7 ST. NE.-FIvE- ROOM FLAT: FUR
nished or upfuruished: good location and
pleasant rooms. Phone Lincoln 55Il. ju2l-2
APARTIENT FOR RENT, FURNISHED.
newly furnished. / room and bath: suit
able, Cor gentleman. Inquire 302 Ethelhurst,
l5th and L streets after 80 p. m.
ju21-3t.
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Park Juniors Wait Games.

The Park Juniors would like to
arrange games with fast teams In
and around Washington averaging
II. Address Harry Flynn, 704 c
street southwest.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

0 IOWA CIRCLE-DEsIRABLE PLACES
for two or three girls; psrlors. piano.
electricity; use Of laundry. Call and see.
tuiI-Tt
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PERSONALS.

WHITE OR CoLoREp-IF You HAVE A
deserving friend in prison. call and get
free Testimonials from those I have helped
out. 325 John Marshall place NV. n. 1885,
SONG coNTEsT-oPES TO ALL: ANY
kind Of song eligible: ell free. Write fof
rules. @. z. JOHNSON aos 10th st ps.
composer. arranger. publisher. Est. 1909.
DO ron LOVE GooD HEALTHY 700
can have u. Call at l7cs 7th st ~.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOT,
ap4-eof
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 10; Toronto. 4.
Syracuse, s.; Buffalo, s.
syracus 1: Buffalo. 8.
Reading, 8; Akron. 9.
Reading. 4; Akron, ).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. .; Columbus. o.
Toledo. q; Kansas City. 8. list game.)
Kansas City. e. Toledo. 5. (2d game.)
1adis napolis, 8; Minneapolis. 9.
St. Paul, 2; Lsuisville. o. (ist game.l
tnsisviils, Q; st. PAIL .. ted gane.j
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BOYS WHO ARE NOT AFRAID
to get out of bed n the morning 3
can earn a little extra moLey. Call
and see Mr.. HASSAN. Herald Of
'hce-Le will explain HOW"
juco-tf
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BU-
reau Of Mines, Wa hington. d. e., July
20, loeO. Wanted, Mechanics HELPER who
has had experience on heavy machinery.
ent. Government Fuel Yards, 0ne-half and
Eye streets se. ju2l-2t.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of Columbia. July 10. 1890. SEAL
ED PROPOSALS will pe received at the Of
hce Of the Secretary Of the Board Of Com
missioners. Room 509 District Building. un-
til o'clock p. m. July %. 1890. for eIcaya-
tion for the foundations Of the Eastern High
School. and for building the enclosing walls
and roof Of shooting gallery. between 18th.
18th East Capitol and A sts. ne. Washing
ton. d. c. Blank forms of proposal. speci-
hestions and all other necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk. En-
gineer Department, Room 427, District Build
ing. Washington, n. c. LOUIS BROWN
Low, CHARLES W. EUTZ. Commissioners,
d. c. jue0. 81 % 23 -, cost
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
Washington. d. C.. July %. 1920. Sealed
proposal will he received at this Office, Room
500, District Building. until O'Clock r.
m, August 8. 1870, for furnishing and de-
hyering two one-ton truck chassis Ford or
equal. for use by Board of Charities. Speci-
hcations and forms OF proposal may he had
upon application 10 the Purchasing Officer.
Room 32o. District Building. LOUIS BROWN
Low. CHARLES W. KCTZ. Commissioners,
d. c. ju2a-3t
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ELECTRICNL WORK.

HOUSE WIRING l. FIXTURES
-sppliarces Of all kinds. The finest quail
ity: the lowest prices. Get our estimates
on house firing. They'll save you money.
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CO.. $40 18th IT
ne Lincoln 1880. maI-Sot
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TABLE BOARD.
CONTRACTING & BUILDING.

GARPENTER WORK WANTED; con-
tract. jobbing and repairing in all iu
branches. c. MCDONALD, 9i3 North Caro-
lima ave. Sc. Ju22-lOt-
GARAGE BUILT TO YOUR sATIsFAC-
tion. For estimate. call North es75. 4"
jul3-14t
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A MOTION PICTURE
DIRECTOR

Working with company In Washington and
vicinity will coach a few persons and cast
them for parts In his next picture. Those
accepted for training will be required 10 pay
t25 for coaching and work in the frst picture
without remuneration. To people willing and
able TO comply with these conditions. this
ohers an excellent opportunity TO enter pic
lures. In reply give height, weight, age and
any other information that may be useful
Address BOX C-5l. Herald Office. tu20-3t
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Zone 5 Handed Shut-out.

Zone of the Navy Yard League
shut out Zone in a nip and tuck
contest yesterday by the score of
3 to o.
Although the winners hit safely
thirteen times the losers by clever
baseball killed or many chances to
run the score up. The score by
innings:
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MOVING, PACKING & SToRAG
MOVING

We furnish arst PADDED rams sns caf6J -
b haedDs our soodA
PACE ERs of furniture. rssbos china, H4eS
Srss, etc E.p9iencsd no oals. IS.
sHlPPING 70 81 parts Of ths vorik
STORAGE tor fUfsituss. pAAooA. snl hsuN
hold eocda
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

CALL MAIN 1895 FOR HIGH-CLAss HELP
Of all kind. Help furnished by us thor
oushly investigated. DEY EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. Room L. 14l0 q st. NV. ju22-3t
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

BOoKKEEPERs. COLLECTOR. sTENoG.
raphers. office clerks. hotel, restaurant
and domestic. Apply Mt once. DEY EN-
PLoYMENT BUREAU, Room Il, 1910 @
st. nv. ju22-3s
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

HUNTERS BED BUo ExrIRMrNAroR,
large bottle and large sprayef. si.25;
known every shere; will not stain bed clothes
or wall paper; guaranteed to do the work or
money refunded. Try Hunters Floor Oil.
81 q gallon. Phone Frankiin i1fs. ii3 ia.
ave. NV, Mail orders pscputiy attendeu,
Open r. m. TO y ?. m. tai7-u
SALE or PIANO ROLLS AND GRAPHIC
phone records. slightly used--riano rolls.
value si.o0 and 81 ,25. our price. Is and 2sc.
Graphophone records. value S5c. si.00, si.25.
our price 40c, zoe and 00c. oo1 y ct. NV.
Frank 7T4o. tuis-xt
WILL CALL IN MI uNLETTEREp AUTO
mobile. city or suburban. and pay 700
highest prices for ladies'. geptiemsn's. chil.
dren's discarded clothing. ] will call. =.
RICE. l8s2 1ta 81. NV. North l1sS. ysio-d
WALL BOARD. NEW AND BEST QUAIL
" st ttsc per square fects coed grsds
Of new one-ply roofing paper st n.7s Per
square; wnits enamsl bath tubs. laystories.
sints and toilet eombinstion SIDNEY L
HECHINcER HoJsEwRBcK,No CO.. etS
and c sts. southwest enH-eot
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FINE OPPORTUNITY To BUY SMALL
dry goods and norions store at a reason
able price: good location. II interested ad-
dress BOX SAC. Herald Office. jua2at
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WE MOVE FURNITURE

In and out-oftown and do TRUCKING: spe-
cinl rates TO Philsdelphis. New York. Conn
ecticut and Long Island. JoHNs10S's
AUTO EMPRESS CO.. 7o7 5th ct. nv. Phone
day or night. Main 72s3. e1s-lt
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CARPETS VS.. MOTHS.

Have your carpets and rugs cleaned pscs.
Cd and stored ncthproot by the
SANITARY CARPET CLEANING CO..
tls N. J. are. NV. Phone Lincoln 1881.
msl3-&St
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War Machine Is plteh1orNeu INTO tne nrn I'M pu shouT
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Zone 5........ 900 900 0Oo-O o
Zone 1........ 900 020 01x-3 l3 o
Batteries-Humphreys and Young;
Offutt and Moore.
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SILK STOCKINGS.

Mems 81 value. 4oc: ladies' 81 value. 35c
slightly soiled. STOCKING SHOP. ll3o 1th
st. NV. jueO-3t