EEE WAU'EB-4AJ. lEAVE TOP ANY NTW AN OARPENTM.-U-AND LAUOREB. APor esM er . e~s f egF le t EATEEs mu a . ,... n... 3*an. ===3XU UroAPNUSs. -AND PENNANT dsm m sated; W aseme: -a-Mnnon- se CONlIENDEKSi e -. write- Caii I.lu. b..i .ad -b-- %F Tn.hgw a ovi. . m ;t: Wmiies fRe. Add,=m CARNNGIN 001, EU9a9~p a.w.1 Now %A"n RE..m ot.. The 2-buta )a Cutaway is fashion's favorite Old Fans Say Is There Is Doubt if that Club Has GOOD NONET MADE AT NONE KU1YnNd Faster Than It Has Been., the Punch. hsiren; *ain. fises ON tie. We tr wel r. Its lines ap- Necessary tr In )ea and eat 1w1. qineg always pet. MaM mATiloTANWa graceful hTUoAUE-twiW New York. April U,-Young blood in- New York, April 00. - Na... - L.-When theYankees WEr..a la.... (H evr, hsenm I; tro.sbe.. Ta Ma. to the d desser. jected into some ef the clubs in the came back from Dixie, fresh from a N DOW VACUUM aaLa COMPANY A!%"UM peal soe W W.LtT )ADE WEJII AMM TIONAL GARAJYaOUE NwsA , E. i'- National League has worked wonders. successful training trip and with all gfsil-wder baes: aa indg. Puakutheb IN according to the fans who follow Gov- players is condition, they lOoAed up as staa:. THU (UIDE 00.. Memsphis. Tno. N The 2-b ti oa shapely Sack has its merits ernoP Tener's teams. strong contenders for the pennant in TE FTPR AND RLERAT OCE.- WAT/ima.g"AND Such youngsters as Walter Hoike and Ban Johnson's circuit. Prior to their ply M a et. sow. ancd the young chap favors it because of con- Ferdle Schupp of the Giants; Laverne opening series with Boston they looked W~ANTE.WRINfGR MAN; 00i41 U P. K. RICHTER Fabrique and Leon Cadore. of the Dodg- like a club that was sure to figure. ienad; colsed. Apply at fre, RUTE 1JUN- Ai 800-mil ire. at the prieo EXPEN? CUAIO. RISZN&1E fort ad pockhe tconveniences. I am prepared ers; Billy Kopf and Eddie Rouseh. of the Now there is some doubt as to whether DRT. 11H 1t1b at. aw. Reds. and the host of youngsters who the Yanks have the necessary punch. WANTEDI-TWO IJVE VENl TO REPREUTi to rments that will meet the are new on And that doubt exists in New York. om~Ient New York am prodace a ap- the pay-roll of the Pirates r hors ;psemte. not Ourprooumgu.Tie dlvee are pointed to as the element which In the Boston series, despite the fact eWmr: .ala, and ame-s- ity s d o.a.. Lean.na ;; t,TM RICHARDSON I most artistic tastes. that the betwU.. and 1 a.. ai sad a prTal of the has renewed the pepper in the old league. season was only a few days old, Appy p.. wtMtail. 333 a..w. N.W. The results of the spring series, too, the Yanks lacked ginger and driving pow. w to show that the National League is faster er. It had been predicted that left-hand- CARVE CL~tAWI3. Ihave awa feature added my business this year. If want to take the word ed pitching would worry them, and Bea- nmnthly omotsepmdm. ft nawuasta; W to 4W CAMPW.' TUOSOVOULT AND OANUKLi you . of National ten won the frst two games with left. meothly INspe ti e; eploste useeuo0ar; .o PED W=TH-r- T- ES W WL. d l i sm Dn a m m.4210M. 2.h om which will reduce the cost of Teague fans for it. savaulhi; su~ ssaunad. and Iw puasuisal high tailoring. In the spring series between National handers on the mound. When the NATIONAL Re 1. foOaeI. McLEAN lankee found PRRS BUREAU, 5,WW-MILE 1IE, cc nvinced. and American League clubs this year players they could do N. T. Call and be broke even. Each league walked off nothing against the wisardry of the Hub The Ariscrea of T'=dom. with nineteen games and there was one southpaws ti.ey seemed to give up the WAND; GOOD PAY. A R.00-nilie tire at the ri of Qf -Na-a tie game played. Oght. to the FL Myer. Va. GEO. A. FULLER CO. f.toOmile tires. We nvkte tire The American Leaguers have formed Compared Giants, they are inferior user. to call and inspect the Mc- MA 3inS SNENOVATLD AND REMADO. a chronic habit of world's sepies as a club with the punch that wins ball Lean. I tc~tonville winning Our In the fall, and In the past few years games, and some of their most ardent proposito: Tire. detlvered CAPITOL MCNtIATINO (XI., 41143_ a . N TIM4. they have been the same in- supporters are fearing that even though hot-foot within 25 miles of Wash. 210-212 Weedward showing to in the inston When in troble, call Mat f ?AIN I;G AND rSLAOa. TAILOR Bldg. clination in the spring games. But this they manage keep fight through I ?AIERNANI ln.i the are liable to $2.00 for 8 Hours 4143. IF YOUR CARt 15 EQt'rP- AINK. SN. aE AND year it was different, and the bugs who early summer, they WITH WE altw.r. sam. -L... i.. "blow" when the race narrows down to PED) 011R TIRES. WR. N pay out their shekels to keep the Na- TOW YO' HOME SiEE F YOU ill w -ma n ikIeblM. - s. ms. Kim tional League on its feet are predicting a desperate battle and a drive toward WANTED TIN UO.? MAR[ ARI,. that the big purple banner is going to the pennant. BRA RtedngDOWWNand repairing by a PAINTING ANDJ PAPKNNANOU@. wave over some National The season is young as yet, and the factory exert. All work warrant- Yanks may hit a fighting stride that ed. No transaction Ia closed till CANK SURPRiSES ABILITY TO CAVORT next October. COLORED is WINDOW. SCREUNI AND SNADU/ customer Young blood, and the added punch it will make them look like an altogether fully satisfied. IWINIJ)g iIIAUi'4 MAIM TO 01(058. 4W . to teams different ball club, but the club that Sae (a. o>"qe U . N. Roll..Si. has given American league for game from LABORERS P0O.ARINE AUTO OIL, 35c gaL. will certainly do the same for the Na- fights every the opening 1. U. I'MEINKL1T, :!1 M el- a. MADE TILLY WALKER bell to the is the kind of a club WMM ITARI IG.~5I~f P... L. 41W FANS AT WREStINO tional. wind-up In of the to put it over Donovan's boys' from early -for rough and heavy work. SALES PINO TL NING. all, fourteen sixteen major indications. 3IBSON TIRE CO. from Iowa Makes The of Tris Gave league clubs took part in inter-league at Steel pTRTi f N. W. PNONE41.3.LiN. Ciappir Champion Passing Speaker exhibition games this spring. the White Apply Washington YAMy Itaf.r&tEv 0 SIRTNWPAS Stecher Yelp. Him His Chance. Sox and Cubs being the only teams OPEN CANOE RACE. and Ordnance Co., Giesboro =4.l.. Net Teri T. OLVERSON 121 N. New Test, April .-Earl Caddock. the New York, April 28.-Inspiration. that did not mingle with clubs of the Point, D. C. TE- EUPAarN . 11O~fl OsP'ITAL handesme of Anita. Iowa. with what learned rival leagues. Event Is scheduled to Take Plase Washington. young Apollo, coupled Boston Take the old fan's word for it that .. K the I'me. to bate Tat turde . a am has back the oad ettifens of call "inherent to on OANVAROER FOR A *IG-PAYING. . . who might ability cavort the National Is than It en Hudsen Jnune :1. Q'ICE- a.d ,.at.tat.r ulnd . ..putd JO KE~ *=am with when he made the greensward." made League faster actim sublpUan p'rtnpSeiOO: We prodeities. TVR AN &NItN (11 4M et. w. Mole 1/1 plain surprise has has been for five or six years. Here New York, April 2$.-The MR. COOK. Herald. l: Vaek;isas hample nout. LO. Tuben. re- a largest Apply to Washington t s Otadler yelp enough in them "'Tilly" Walker valuable asset to the race REPAIRING. one of are the complete returns from spring ex- open-canoe sailing ever scheduled this maeslig. I'MERECLLA eat wrestling bout there. Is the Red Box. for the American Canoe Gbso TreSales Co., 25HN.W. deimest-ewt who has ever laid Had not for hibitions: Association youths it been the baseball deal NATIONAL. Wone' AMERI1AN. Wmn. will be held on the Hudson River. to the heavyweight grap- which sent Tris Speaker to Cleveland and world's Giant...... r...... in ...... 4 June 3. under the direction of the ROUTE CARRIERS. NEW UFE FOR WINDOW CLEANING. resulted in the Red Hose securing Walker Robin ...... 41R.4 Sn ...... 5 Fort Washington Canoe Club. TO ek, In his best form. weighs less from the Browns at the start of last Bre...... Ankif, ...... 3 FOR HERALD. PEONU M. DO HlAVE TOMN WINDOWS Forty entries already have been re- RUN-DOWN TIRES . tham IS and compared with season Cardinals...... 3'Athl tie...... I aim. AmaeWdp. 0.54rm O. W) a pegnde, "Tilly" would have lacked the ceived William fleet at 5 a. in. at 7th and East t OLD AND Wt. /locher. lawis, Doe Roller. Braces...... lhRr...... by Craig, cap- Report "END TWo TtRE WE Poll MARL AND PT- Strangler Inspiration. tain, from the canoe clubs in the At- MAKEY ThE I' ONE GOD WIL.L MEASURE TWadek Zbyseko and other heavyweight Tristram, the Is re- ide...... 24nat.wa...... I sts., or between 6 p. m...... NE,G IEelm. ap - quality Matl- .hm&e.. 11k. 340 *Ila mighty. alone rardinals...... l'ige ...... lantlc Division of the A. C. A. The Capitol VICEABLEIPlai AutoFOB 4.Oil,MILES35e OF HAUL msa.tm he is at a disadvantage when sponsible for ambitions that have spur- al @it. o Afv lo. Il shod. M. Will M Red...... et'laas...... senior race, in which H. Leo and 7 p. in. at 650 E st. ne. KLEUL.AT I. 1111h and M ala. a. it Senme to welg t. Por all of these red Walker on to become one of the Plyate...... dan...... Froling, ! its ..pea Mg *ewe te beam well across Triede, Dr. A. De'nplewolf, James Br- e a Pead $12 MAKE TO tip American League's beet all-around out- Pi1tes...... jeenatme...... landsen. Peiser. TWePay isNSTANT'IAL the two hundred-pound notch. Selders. Joseph George Den- ROUTS CARRIERS FOR HERALD. REPORT 5CR ERAS 12 ORJJEW Total...... 1 hardt. Oscar Tyson and Curtis Patsig For JUnk Thes. Ths iahAls put forth by Caddock are When "Tilly" was called upon to fill Tol...... 1f at J a. s. at ith and East Capitol sta.. or be- RASIDELL -IN. CO., ENE anesemd rOn...i.s.. are named. is expected to be the fea- p. and 7 m at E at. on. TARE Deism E~L ERNLAm~r. 11th A d.a. beig hesitation twe.n J m. i0 1eth Street W. ,.a1huad. without by the boots left vacant by Speaker's de- p InE W. wtrNMne -fatns throughout the country. ture ture of the regatta. pa from the City of Culture he The winner will Atlan- WANTED-GOOD. RAPID PENMAN. APPLY These were no badly garbled reports of knew be a job on for represent the Adams Eroes POR R1AE. WoeasYT BUY. bad big his hands, Ban Johnson and tic Division at the national W. U. WHITING. Tlmetelor, the msth sent out from Omaha, and Ip-akers are few and very, very far be- Tener meet. Co. 2 and I ita. or. CflD SlIJE S.3 and e h0u. eutha OF R UlT t4~CRItPTO-N STNOL who Sugar Island, on August 15. 1 5 91 n~areful h1e I. eri ;ehsI everyne follows wrestling closely tween. But "Tilly" buckled Into the job. WANTED-WITE WAREHOCSE TRUCKERS: *ea to ?tl. Iah..,'a Mw M 1s wiing to hand the Anita To Li.eel, PEARLMAN S 5144K SHOP 01 0 . Si. young laced up the large-sised shoes and went Talk Over War Tax so per our; steady employmesL Apply W. (i. famer boy the laurels. Yet Caddock I to it. New York, April -5.-The visit of Presi- WHITING, Thmekeeper, Adams Eumes On., d sal WANTETI-IMS FEATHER RETIE AT ONCN BT eager to get Stecher onto the mat again. for Walker the deal dent B. B. Johnson, of the American 5 I eta. e. c'T PnPT LINCOLN 51 Itt,. CHICAGOI FEATHER C.. mS a. a Luckily which is Hs realites that winning the title by sent him to Boston helped him to a League. believed today to have been Retor your vitalt Be m~or. Lz 511. Bait prie paid to his made for a stegh strength. forfeit leaves some doubts right cut of the world's series pie and made conference with President healthful and Use WANTED -B 0 Y; INTELLIGENT WE UTY SELLTT RNI NL A to dabs" and he feels so sure that John B. of the National again. Cars .e .o r In 1iy ANDI 212A2 it. him a member of the world's champions. Tener, League. and active; to work at I. ell . *oAh SHERMAN'S. 1q3 TLN K. ti- he has techer's goat firmly by the In regard to the proposed war tax on RICORD'SanerticRESTORATIVE willing ..- N. And "Tilly" is holding onto his job with C TAL TAXI coMPANY. INC. ! ISI N T. F'Itun.e MRt. barns that he wants to prove it eon- both mitts these baseball. Johnson, however, has refused Sold at all dna ista. Prier. oPr at night. Apply City Room. Herald. to discuss his mission jame, O'Dnell'a. Mal orders solited. IF.K NATIGtNAL :L Na. 1LALL a9 . elusively. Last season Walker hit .21W. which is here. between 6 and 10 in. DISTRICT TAXI SERVICE aching .out old prom all reports Stecher quit cold. days. p. .tatebd. Peelle of on r not considered terrific hitting for an out- WANTEI-EE.PER :N DEl.IVERT TRUSEli. hand ?tI 4't K- a. Mat. TIM. and quite unexpectedly. Even his mana- fielder by any means, but of his admits he refused to leave his dress- many LEXINGTON ENTRIES. Apply W. H. WHITTINt,. Tmekeeper. Adams PHONE MAiN 58 TURN tOtER 1t-K GID 303 ger hits were for extra bases, and he showed :d e. for the third after each (FOR MONDAY.( Epre Co., aod sts aese than bleekse...... 50 Naib 4663 lug-reom fall, the pitchers a mean stick when there FIRRT RACF-Srellng: 3-year-olds and pward: I.ARORi ftA 'TEfD FOR GENERAL Rf Ph1... wrestler had taken a fall. If this is WORD; AnywhereS ide" pr ie...... in tty Proper ... . . s were men on the bases. In the field he ix furmnsa. *James. 1: Ponee de 1.s.m. 1N: 1%> 1ke per hoer Apply THE WHITNEY (11.. Per Hour. in INTERNATIONAL JUNG CO., true Stecher showed a streak of ochre 'Oeed 10: Cars .olR R e1r .City...1...... 81.36 1.i T enished with an average' of .90. 'aanfy, 106: Cmnel. Nner ('lame,. IOlU lath at. Vs Car Pr Hour. Out of City. l.. sl 152. NEw JKRYA'I .0 that no one believed was in him. Boston fans are IN! Bans and Nt.,, 113: turlie.. 113; Rhymer, le: watching Walker's @San Jamin. 11: *ANTEKYi-4O0D MIAN.Z ElhidiEUIN lIN\K' JUNK'. J N The new championship claimant is a work this in 5outhern League, 1; Rapida. conrete aod FOR BALE. CONTINENTAL JUNE of Frank who I.im year the belef that he will I: Colle, Ill: John Hurie, 113. makiag blocks; good wages andy COMPANY. pupl Gotch. taught show wt. P. 0. ROE IS. Giy. LME Sta. Me. MleM all he knows of grappling. And take great improvement. He has started REG)ND RACE-Purse; maiden 3ysrerld sot off the season hitting like a demon, and, and geldings; four furlonua. ?Eoha, 112; W. P'. An fer 1915 Harna 1914; riveraid. 914 1-. .1 I N - Goeteh's word for It that his protege Bream opptualty emplseot W JUNK although the fast pace he has been set- Datmey, 11: Peddler, Ill; lake Shore. 113: WARN JtWW ret 1"h A DS a ur Is the neatest riece of wrestling machin- Cs. - ting will be hard to when Butier Boy, 112; Dr. Shafer. 112; Pnsmster. 112: Tb. Ralread OME' PARTS FOR ALL CARS. - ery uncovered in years. keep up the Pemmylraaia WI WANT JCN1I crafty pitchers get settled down to steady aWse, 111: Cart Fwaner, Ii: Part. 112: (1.r Por maehinista and car relairsr. ALL PARTO FOR sfME CARS. t.N11L1J CO. Caddock won the national amateur Riel. Ilt: Congare. III: sixteen to One, 112. Dr. Fr white and notlrid laboree. Apply Ait pre ;.md for eM and Rres Oea JUNE heaving. his work with the Red Sox has IS heavy-weight championship at Ban Fran- Shafer and (br W. B. Baker entry. Roam 51. C:to. Staton. Washington. D. C shtloEU.eioROBERT R1A-\FERBON.I amsTIi:e W sw.T5a NaisaI. a Mi helped Bostonese to forget the Ellwager, tiiL CAL L 1N eisco in 1915. and since he turned pro- disap- THIRD RACE--Pnurr; -year-old.: one mile. anIE---Neytt ItoNs-ANw Ait vi rNLUT~fDwAG-6 pointment they felt when Speaker was Aens C. Yas. M; Opottity.M1 ; galita. 141; VERMO1 S4 t uahnoases. and PT )..I holes wpn. hA fessional he has beaten some of the sold to ed osat at $1esan ,,e primeas hdl.a. E.. x'e 1w..s iMra.. dimuildad edMI~ in He is Jim Dunn's Indians. Buford. 111; Diamond, 106: Penerae. 10; Imp KELP WANTED-FEMAT. GA RA GE. TIn VeIt i...ut t. toughest wrestlers the game. Manister Tot 111: Imp Atwell, 111. o~f .11 d.wrltist.. Adim.. Postal a lt I ting up now at his Anita home, but FOURTH kACE--Thwree-erole. and upward: il WANTED-LADIES TO HANDLE AN AD'ii- lW 'ER CtLINDER Ie BA..tag ~cam eS* e s..n cl L MICE. 3II Ilk.a4M. N. IM. to start a campaign in May. formlea Gretcha F 0: Old Using aracialty louowee 1 . n. and 4 p m ; aemI'', e. end warr.Cieted eniade M and pects R., Alert. Eylee. nn Cae Ian r t al. U m PECKINPAUGH STARTS IM: Manfed, NO; Nobleman, 10; rlas.ive. 10: glary and ennmnni, rap nce necemary. eden etainr at Isle etetlew hi.M m d omr u. N. stJ. Apply between 10 and !I a. It., J. J . M(.cREGOR. CENTRAL JUNE CO.. I5 and V Me. wu Bellboy. 112; Bremsweep, M: Fan A.. 10: Sleeper. 4O ildg. AlUTO R EPANELs MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS. SOME GOOD STICKWORK 16: Tanghorne 10: Mary M.. le; Noureddin. 1(. Jetolfer C U .3 cAI ICI PAIU 1N A 1"TEiA EAN "M3 65M INTZRteArlONAl..n New York. April 3S.-Roger Peckin- FIFTH RACE-Put.: hear old. and uprars: 24 VI.NT rtRN N t1~~ 1 am,"r. 04autn. Odee4b.t Sad afO~m.) (a At l'rondw - g on. a0. n. * pr paugh. of the Yankees, is one of the rote mile and geenty yard. Triad. 10: Margaret gonthly corrmpondwag for newtepers. to 4w 0. ALPIIFnI (I. . Y m. N., 10; Aldetaran. 1o: Imp Courtley 10: eothly in spare ties; rertece uemesary; no alentm like M.of n Tro pua nttt best in the Isas, H At Itie.,-Itnt moe- Buffalo. 0: Rajumo, shortstops big leagues, Jane Straith. 10; J.On W. 16. canaing: suhiert. e.gted. Rand for partlolsla. any ar. cs ar i Sit Parl I'i 4. bmsed yet because of a nature Klein, arat Sr ti and stalog and a.Ie fir m.winep.n Me f oto, ... N~da INda PH"s Regale. t: Baltimore. 3 retiring SIXTH RACEr-Selling: -rear-olds sad upward: 7Dit CHASES NATION lts PRESS B'REAU, Ra.a IU. buffalo, Eeid; y Is, .on ak. Nm. A.. Jiat Co.. A M. Mu. At e0erk . . Hur 0 -Toronto. t; Neark. Roger doesn't get as much publicity six furlong Stephen 1.. 16; Jane Wakely, 10 N. T. fre. c H. 'N.l E' f aminnas. At Richmond-Motatreal. 9: Richmmed. 4. as some more and of the forward players, Sleether. 112: Mar. Caidy, 110; Amaza, 117. Mlood NerveTablets WANTED AT ONC . LA DY 'ELiTO P AM) tiF.i AL P A! AT l(ish 10: I1: EXPERIEN-i(f citr,. no a, .JU)ESI 11 HORSES AND WAGONS. who are always willing to pose for 'Othello, Billy Jo.. 10; Palatable, to umbrella and arsas.) work. U E A. periC a a t t ernb a,ik hIrp:.ri to 1m MC It asea that in orler to he a te amateur you *Sparkler: 1M. Apply HIRE A WAGON the photographers and "gush" for the 1; *6Bou.ler, s.., i'mbrella Factory. IrWmN. J 'Cmrer et. nI 'tone Cit aa TIa HlORSEi ND FOE ANT nat hecooc fasat,., as a professional. RFVEBTE RACE-Selling: 3-year-ods and up hao h.t btvos b dee. oe sosik ORIt- new'spapers. ward: one mile and syventv yard.. and asc m~~hs DON' iTOW AWAY YOUR AiNY PiATONs P... Instead of to *Joy Marinuotto. ELAL LIVERY COr war MT am.. nM. IRS. "playing" press. Peck 101: *Intone., 102: Allen (bsin. 106: Hoed Howdy, WANTED--SALESMEN. and buo n criaernd can enrsr themas ANY' TWO 14OR4[0 FO(l goes about the business of his make them eq. week or prorea not net 1'IRSNF \tA~tY' earning 109; Star Gaze, 112: 'Paeutt. Its; *White Cross. AMBITIO1'n SALESMEN 'IF NEAT AIIT1iff like If --. tt, .m. ba -I .- t tN (2: S'S et. as. from no W. J. ad . salary the Yankees In a quiet, 109; rin, 1; Grocer Hughes, 10. ance: call on merchana In your terton , elegant Fatory, spa t)EKOWSKI. 1thB determined way, and line: to samY. IhIea Mat , M this year, despite REAL onvenlent arey; :ed enmision, penpt EDUCATIONAL __ his modest nature, he is getting into *Apprete aflowane. datmed. ESTATE. rrmlttance. THE GEO. H. JUNG. CON.. Cincinnati. print every day or so because of the Ohio. All Makes of Automobiles. fud rP- 7hand Touc tynitz. ha.e CIO S111 lusty manner in which he has been LEINGTON RESULTS. Careful Investments 8ALEiMEN TO INTRODCE NEW ARCH Electric Starting Systems and Bat. 1.. emiam ,, i at y. IT form Ca- v R .em,. hammering the ball. smener In Fhist Deeds of Tr.s (Firte port; 51 tor ontit. CUSHION ARCH SUIPPORT i~ 1 .. , &I amtviptaom THlE 11I)RlLIN FIRST RAM-'Ib. Bcland Pures; 5-year-lde Mortssai 414 Tire As a hitter Peckinpaugh has often and upward; ere and one-half fring. Wesly mWadisgeoe, D. .. Ral Etat always give the CO., Walnut at.. Cinennati, Ohio. teries Repaired. Vulcanizing been ranked among the weak ones.) Ho, l (Martin). 13.9. .2. 15.10, won: eing- fail Interest promised ad the return of all toe Painting and Trimming. o hut, 112 (lour). 17.5. pricipl due. sesardles of the arrgunlo and The Berlitz Sc~o Laaguages But right off the reel this year he; $4.M. meoed: Chalmer, alus of ether and WANTED-AGENTS. broke into the lime 112 (Murphy). .3D. third. Time, 1r* 1-5. I'rnce .esurities, the are sot senl Northern Service Station. 916 14t Street N. W. by busting up of Con. Bell Woy. Dtmilti. H!ind to tazaUo.. we have ben sueasfuik esgaged a Al'ITMORILE PRER AND RId ttMllIiN two ball at the tal, Vogue. to agrent for oiiner61 Pierce St. N. . Ln. 4060 Term.aUMM W~ R.E.' at As. TeI.. games , Baggage and (alitanlan rnn making thee inestamsets for e lmuts Fe muse paid inroducing fact selling and since that time he has been show- W'OND RACFI-Four furlongs: tyear-ol than a quartse of a century. lnestments, to, O line of conentrat'd Ter fruit drink.; new r..et to at a deelous: eormo.ou demand: make s t-. N T. G. HEILBRONN. better form with the stick Korbl, 11 ( ntille).a M.. ne: e10,0. 5, 6%, and aer "ent se. rsaiy be dabl,. ing than 11.3. $.W. ise-tmsmts fast. Writ- E. M Service work ojn all car. sold b! ever before. Ende.. 112 (Bur E . O2l. 76 sa: Half and dlery. Lars, mad.. 'Terriory gong FELTMAN. 16 Miller Amerlan Bldg.. Cincinnati, Uhio. lBro. LANGUAGES "Wallie" Pipp, who is always Half. 110 (Howard). $7.30. third. Time. A WM. H. SAUNDERS & AUTO Ofl ALL AT lAt expeet- !.adain.. Glermany. (Sorar. James T. (hart. Por CO., AGENTS-PECALCAtANIA TRANOFEIt FLA; REPAIRING KIMDS AT' THFI ed to hammer the ball. pries Night mort ae . says he would Joe. James 1Lat., Buy Blue and Haailton alas Southern 807 15th St. nenblema in ghid and colors for autom,.hes nr by pointseot. PhBee be as Building, ID W. J DEKOW K. 1vth am. C a. aS like to classed a weak hitter in ran. windo.w, etc. Be frot in your to.n. Iug lrrid.. eL. the spring. He has a hunch that, like THIRD RAC'E-Midway Prne; flhes, 3- earold', MOVING. 12 for 1: sample, 1r. Particula. free. At T10 Berlitz School he would six forin.,n. Diamard. 1 PACKING, STORING. MONOtG RAM C Autes rf arni hk and cae repared or rebmill Peckinpaugh. increase his. (4numpl. $14.0. $4, Flag Dept.. Newark N. J MI. 1111 Alreft N. VI. hitting and get the credit for i441. won. Belier M. Ror, 109 (Tadr. 170. SAFETY SELL, IALIWLL VAO(M Bt''TrER MtERIFord. msed while you waitlmae. RtOB i01 pulling' 6240. rcmral. lina. 109 (Sciut.anger), $1.3. third. FIRST. MACKEY. 5 1Ah at :1 1ar S. Main SANFORD a surprise. ARSOLItTELY FIREItIOOF STORAGE. Roome, ges: 109 per cent tendte: ale ever-v home. .f i Telephauc =.1:. Tim.. 1:14 4-5. R.dti-ne Starie. Rosewood. Auriga. fIts snd 'n. Movin and WElL MFG. CO.. 1= E ot Inhsn ~iFti CA xIET.WLitNGOTTAuA Saffron Girl. Satin and Mary Belts ale, na. Packing. UNITED Washngton to a deservedly STATES STORAGE CO.. 41r-2 leth wt. is. M. 40. .;olis. lod. mels otieat ne. Ert anto reiiatea FOR RENT--ROOMS. fItitTR RACE-Phneonix Hotel 3- Auto BASEBALL Handicap; THE TRANSFER a ' RepalePieta'. Shop. illS Capitof.N.Si popular IMPROVING. ver-ods and upan; mgile and .ereety yard. e m CHiQAG;O STORAGE CO. AT:rNTS FREE CATALOGilT AP AMPI.~u II RNI %HED. bre.dey. 10f (Mory. 1102. 15 8.1 won; Hare Baggage, furnilure. and parcel dellvery. 162i You new good. n rk Nee ha1 rnt, oak, D5 to t.3 STANDARD AUTO SERVICE CO. .,1H - I f it i't l .t ii. F ROOMSl (111M. nw. North . l respire W. J. Byron Mars National Kelly. 1A (Murphy), $4.0 $3D armnnd; Manan o. Phone Nll. .inl etperiener: w.rld's Rrefe.t ope. a ,lt,. Im3n REPiATRa Mlnsby, 10 (Sanwa.. 14.1, thirdi 'rime, 1-441-I STORAGE ROOMS. et MONTI OP. 'fit tEFt CO). Jaetori and amirfrl. Chgo. Ii'. F1 R\IAHFD OR I N71 RNI'W3f Game Is Getting Better. Tkar. 5.han and [44'. f('ce also ran. Moeing. Paeking. Law Rate. AGVNT--MAKE Jib PT.R MONTH. eT.LlN'; AICT CEST ANY 'ME.OANYCLAES F'IFTH RAOD-Frnnkfort Pure: E. R RAIIER "S': A MA TL idet rot. April q.-Baseball is 3.vear-nodst;ile UNION STORAGE COMPANT. Strany', fn. va t&irer for anto Ano S) ir AVE..NW get-i itn teenth. Ticket. 11:1 I. Tjft,,, 617.10. Oil Id at. aw. T Ia, ass. m-eu tiny hetter, and the SA 50 of tentfaoine hrck ruarantba gratent -YNN~ W~ICIuNO A~ND RADIATOl public wiser. Will- 't.n won: Plzer. 10, (W. Doyle., 51A.n. S 0. ]ter on rer-d: sum. aom J. the mond: NORTH 104. earth. tTRAN'KY 1IPt. IO.. l'uk.ans wrort. Pender,,e carbrm resend; rm Byron. National League um- Onportnart,. 10 IHnag.. >r'5. 1hir'i. Timn. S Dak paing. lirdson Byrd Cse , ar111 Vt. .e, s. pire, believes. The he are 1-49 1 S Cudsel and Orean Jones aly, ran. Free for sto~. fans, says, amoving A LIVE RF.PRESFENTATIVIG WANTIl. FitR ROOMS WANTED not half so unreasonable SIXTil N.Af'E-1Fir fernes. Blute Paradiee. age. N. 343 er N. d344, -- BROKEN CAST iRON today as they 112 (I-nadr). 14. 57.6. 8.0. wan: Fernhandle. SMITH'S TRANSPFER d Wasittongt and Viinity to wsl a newir ratentd were years ago. Il (Martin). offir drk' that every boiera man wonth. Sella And siter metale moided by assagenou. proce COLLAR 51.6,17.1 .eond; Koran, 11 (l,a STORAGE CO.. 312 S. WELDIT sle N. J. 55. Lis. -B "In fact," Byron says. "there would paill).. 11IM. third. Time. 020. Eda Herman. .ight Phene N. Sod. for $1; one-alf pnfita. Free sample to worker.. CO., ave. 1 LIOKE he comparatively little trouble In the Meblesa, Ilma , Rat Salmon., 1iciauon. Writ ewe. 00.. So N. Garlk a., (RI Bee, P. IN " C.., Maks, .A . TMe, big league cities, if the players weren't iytal D ay my. Maher Trask and Honolul: cago. BICYCLES ANIL MOTORCYCLES. HOTELS. e41. Usages of Ide Shirts to alibi alse ran.* FUNERAL DESIGNS. AN ENTI .LY NEW METHOI OP~ETTAW CL2AN tP SALE OF riVEt A rR WASHINGTON always trying themselves for SIWBN'W RAOB--.Ml and semnty Wads- BICYCLES Reduced poor work by blaming the yards. lshoing your own busine. For "or own god, oatrcces. MAKE YOIR WPfC-n Ne., 91811.11gM.t. Rats umpire. weoth's Last. 111 (Crump). $11.0, $7.20. 16.3, won. 'a us at cycle. mortomete and automobile commica isoa 1!C\\ ('APIThI. "Until a fan sees a kick on a deci- GEO. C. SHAFFER d.* write once. WHITEiTONE-LYON, 133 mjde. We are s HOnTEL. Itdland, 101 (Sderer. 140. $3. seed irish Gen- New Tart. slee esert of bacrcle THIRD ST. AND PA. Ata:. N. W. sion nowadays, he usually is satIsfied tineaa 112 (Piek=. 9. t1urd. "Thme. l:a 44 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EBLEN 'he, gg, Broadway. mooc5k. hirtot tea, up;) Br es. to take the umpire's verdict without l4ttue Amae ad Margaret also ran. at MODERATE PRICES. 3G1-5 t0adu;MotoryeTim. M.U se 5tring, Gd M a question. But when one- of the Preapt and Careful Ante Dever Sereies. opareliime; no .nvassang. PAC'3FIC ADVER- 51 ;. Mot r; - ,home players makes a roar-that's HAVIE DE GRACE ENTRIES. APPROPRIATE FLORAL TISING AGENCY. Ras M, Ciathag. Mlo. .Um.. NG PILo something else. You can't blame the P12RST TOKENS R.A0B-Maidea 5-year-olds; for-.r and one.- Arustle-ereentve- maseses, spectators, for they are not always half Derethy 112; Julian 1OR RENT-HOUSES. wise to the tricks of the 115: forepPausasnena Sulisan, (tap, Pismi ate dlve..esg e ICE DOZES AND RERIGERATOI MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB players who (IspA). 112: Prunes. 115; Winsois Pmlal asntr esta; ad... County, Va.; 1 try 'to make themselves look good at Vera ftm.). 115; Iis Kias (imp.). 115 Besn Tromna Cude Br.s.C.. 1214FStreete room. s;a beirk dweling: entbtuta: carn MeCIAY REflIGERATORS. the expense of the umpires." 115; Edith P.. 112; Jim Hteffa-he 115; itabunta. 115. rias. house or mumoe; sne arte; w'aen frit, Aud Ceellug Ar, Sprime May 1 to 17 S3T.ND RA13-.Sting; -year-oid. nnd upward; .. Reames t'squated. Ballplayers, Byron believes, never five and coe-half fuonas. (1eddle Uip. li0: Anxiety, FORSALE-ISCL.AEUS. ohade; never been rentad hefoye; 4U mule. diroct REFRIGERATOR Co., wIll admit that they even could be 119: Al pike tore Wasington: 1'd mIle. fte.. U~neoln: McCRAY 113; Rtirdman, Hudsnn timp.i. 11; 'flemung BePANO. IN Wr'TidfjiiifN Pii3 fen. LB per Race, 2:36 P. wrong. 111; t'l'~tmoe. 10?; *Roy 1Amis. 2); Meelicka, 0SO. $13: erivate Phone miles tihreofvin; went. m~onth. for *it F STUERT V. W. M. 544. Ffirs a M. party. Got, eI. scoomer 0e0an0, nr ES per nooonth Iy t-he orar. We trilid itn rders and repair e..Ss a lila.. Away. 119: Kilts. 1s4: Redgn. 115: (oly I; refiratora eral. ..ds Stsaict.~ Bat Nels will try another "ane back." Bld. 104: Trsn Elward. 110;Al.'*lr. lii; Velour. 4: BUSINESS go iaee Julius Caear and Mark *f~ina Zara~e. 10i. etlgible: Refugee. 1I8; OPNIRTUNITLES CAYWOOD & GARRETT, Anthony. "Hnek *: Ld.engrin. le; *Poee. lin: Little frtLi RAILS. ALL51IEE1, PORAjiLE Ale. 13: Bible t(n.). 0; None Buch, 100 trd: mihee, boits, spkes, witebea. fress, rail- S1231 NeW York Ayeuue N. W. BRdbROS-VlCTo* OR. 00MU3. AND EtBO1 THIRD BACE-Selling; 4-year-olds ad upntsd; road ties, structural nteel. We build sid.etracks -beubt. acid, ad seaeind. aix furlonus. Ldlsei., 110; Ahiare. 115; Scorci. enpide. M. MlTmtHKtNCO.,Deroit.Mic. REOD SZCEANGE, BASEBALL PL 115; Emont, 115; Royal interst. 115; *Reybosne. *W2Y i itr~ ~f*iW1iT nw.: desirable Ilso; newly decorated. 1 AYERS LOOK! 119; 'Laura, 10: Dartworth,. 115: SuperIntendant. of earning 50 to 75 i..r rent wtthin PROSPFEMdsa? Apply KOLB* 123l WI.s o. 115: Zali, 115; Dr. (liarcot. 115; Prim (imp.. 15 An . CT.AITRVO!ANT. 115: Harry investment that will1 stand lnve..tigation. Write Twro Royas, 115: Bilveg Shairo. 110: '*eerl part.ilars. LOUP a CO.. 48 fer FOR SALE-FARMS. Rotibrta. 110; *WeL. 511, 105; ittle Nephew. 115. Yorl;- Boad at. New $II7NEWAN. LARVOYANT. iI'eNNfl VFlMT1tTH RAC3-Sening; 4-year-olds and upward- FARM HONES-LOW PRICFS-RASY 1%RMtK.t N.ar t'lubhouee. Cotta.. City, Mid.. ia Moms mna ad one-sixtemth. Batekley. 13; "Tro Hia- BADT BILLS COLLECTgh OR NO (mAR5g. THU BEN10N A HOPKINS nainier. 9 sonk. U; 4mnt. 1S; Saws...e 16: *Ron. 10?; Rents a specil. HtAMMEB, Attseaa. 61s 14th INVETMENTY C., *Orypsth, 101; Mentle Park, 1si; PIa Muney. 1S; Dr. 4t. ow. Phone Mt. 4172. Oberili, Kane DM. Psych ie, Palmist ad Cam Mack, 115) *Pale, 13; Jaboet. 112; Voluspa. 106; wALL PAPgB--R00MB PAPERED. U UP; ReAer; 3.3 eading this week. Mr. liii) a. nw A foral Meteer, 10;. *Ba. U; Bay o' LIght. 16; Plstertng, reanting. Shanes and stan.. Awnings WANTED-REAL ETATE. DME. VERNER, NOTED PAfaMIST. T3AlE ('itl! Waen. 11l. Also atiabie: 1Uier King. 106; and sbade to ode,. Lg REUx. so P se , nopaat, mental ae4eatist. U at. am.. mmrnm Royal Interest, 10; Marr Warren. 15; Harry La.n- Two phassN. 0e and N. lil1. oer eae H 60. der, 115; 'Royal TIh. li; *Alston, 60; Pete.u, 10; fars for s. Send deacriton and prita. ; Oie Usar. 119; RIhard tapen., 109; *Prims NIORTRWNMR BUSINEBU AGENCY, Mne Harry (Imu.), 10i. MONEY TO LOAJ. spoils. 1(1*0. PALMTUTRY. PIPFTn RACO-The fleter Selling: 3-vear-olds MONETl TO LOAN- - T0 ON U. U, andl "peand; dx furies.. Chile, Knob. real estate. 1U.mto 5 F2,000 -Sel 1for 115: Polly hit Sensra trumt funds. 4% ser mat, SUBUREAN REAL ZANCh''-Palekt and Psychic "e P J., 0; Dignity. 115; .tartliug. 115; tumean, 110; trassetes conducted with eemmiaal ESTATE. Ad.ice us all cealm of life. Rieadis. Ue and S easaid. *Pleaurels.e 110; EIng Thsmn, 35; Anita, 165; eratiem fee horrowrs. daii.. Houra, 10 io 7 Sunday and other hourts bl VICTOR CATCHEI 'Peaky. 10. WMt. N. a 0OEDYARMW OR INVESTMENT AT Closed 14th P7.0 SIXTH PAUNDEnI' 00., angpnintament. Sundat. Me ut. ia & asks *L RAr-Ssilng; l-ysar-olds and upward: Southern 3.115mg, liaith St. aw. SOC JOHN PARK! P t,4. $P.50 SehB De.. Cabe he' ..~....25 el. furikn. John Dougl6s, 115: Serprising. itt: AB1N? 'tie Mcii. 113; *Sir MONET 'TO LOAN ON APPROvED Crr TAL WNT NOT TODAY? 6 Qidd Nun., Pkestfl. 13$: alon. Il5; Imoi~ ette at PROe Redi Well., 115; 'Lumti. 10; thans. 110: 'Mayrm. W.. loeeSt earrest rates; eal wrtou Fle sta. lustrated (bok and full prticulat. N.XI Y.s. ww. R ±ee er ., BaebZ 90e a. to G 15; "Gaetslle, 110 "Hgi, 110; Altamnaha. 115: Slar- ERtOa --aTYLR t fattle F rotre. home item sad andr 8L; eniasction so earg.. ie Sp.m Cd.5 ,s' sibaG sE7, 10; B0sn Mary, 11e: Pharah,. 1t5; Blackfoed. lar.. SPIIUELi8M. BUVBNTEU RMAin eing; eyar-olds and up D BAEBLL- ward; mile and msult yards. 'San~dhil1. 116; ~W HVE DECIDED~TOUW "Bums Aranad. *Ith hRtainn. 144: -to good p.1a5Me gosts ths and for roso eot- 113; Ahara, with large present. tutr,e: aiae mam, adek. es homme.. 1ii; (bnnesade. 10; *'erry. 106: *Jemie Lis. 10; tages lot muitabia for gaden and poul- lore. home, health 'lamerIane. 15: RU For Reliable try. otc.. at $14 pr smath. 1mweita. aeparatins. chisase.S 146; *Mieda, 10:; *Bse. lie..c..i RightTe tc. Senar Wedneesday ervening. p.m.m gKE Matt. 'Pewsto.tans. 113; *Rson. 10; Richtaid ONE CAR FARE. t. em. Phmne M. US woS eaeia115; boeg of Valley. lS; WOrperth, tIE. TUE FOWLER REALTY CO., ; SaF SeatN.V. eac.S U. W.a~a.eenssUS an L