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a ii 7 7r iw 3fck ews li ft to ux sr i rcs a iJ Ja lzneArri xr i ira vwT aLri 4 t5 EASY FOR BRENTWOOD jBeatf Pension Bureauin First Championship Contest jOTHY KEEE IN PINEFOBH PMfetffllf --v jti Veteran Slibman Allows Opponents Only Three Scattered Hits in Eight Innings and Fans Thirteen Barnes Holds Ri vab Safe Not a Score Being Made Off Hiin Winners MakeHfteents GAMES TOP AY At American League Park Brentwood vs Agriculture A Capital City Park Parkview vi American Security and Truat Brentwood 14 Penlon Bureau 0 Brentwood and Pension Bureau pennant winners In the Capital City and Mar jquette leagues respectively started the jtail piling at American League park jyestefday afternoon In the first game of the series In Section A for the District championship The tva teams played before the smallest cfoyrd that ever attended a championship opening due probably to the fact that Ninth and Bethany were battling for tjie pennant In the Sunday School League It being the second time that these two teams have been tied for the honors It is said that there were not more jthan 25 paid admissions As he above score Indicates Brentwood simply toyed with their younger and less experienced rivals Jimmy Kerr held the Bureau team In the hollow of his hand striking out thirteen men In the eight Innings of play and allowing only tnree scattered hits On only two occasions did Pension Bureau have a man as far as third Mess in the sixth and McCarthy in the seventh The latter attempted to steal hpme but was nipped at the plate Mace Jmade two of the three hits garnered off Krr while McCarthy is credited witn the other Barnes Pitches Well That Brentwood did not roll up a larger score Is due to the effective pitching of Barnes He took up the task In i iVT rJIft ZST7 TAKES FLAG Wins epakt4r tlje Suniiay JfcJfQolLwgue BUNCH BDTGIESOKE BUSCKEB i Fjnd Him for Three Safe Drives and Tw6 i Eons in Opening Round After This fjHe IsInTincible While Litchfield 5KeepsHiSCpponetsSixfHits Seat ieieai Aii5 a Ttv VIJ tifJ tlv ry li sCSf ri1 Vi Bef ore icrowd that completely aur rounded thepldrBethany wonthe pen nant In the Sunday Scnool League yesterday by defeatlns Ninth 2 to0 Lefty Lltchfleldwa again3 on the mound for Bethany and twirled a credU ablegame He allowed six hits but they came when they would the least harm fBuscher who seryed tiiem over for the losers had plenty of speed and allowed only four bits three of which came Jn the first round giving Bethany their two runs 4 Aff tikx i wAi I VIRGIHIASTATEfLEAGTJS fH6WTHK Jrs8TAinx rst HTCTtr rah fT sl rwrLPct Hnanoke 40 HCf iacitnona Jt3 480 91 aa NortaJkrtJJ5iU8cJUiltJ a OanTillci 50 MJM PtUpOBUl 42 St i r1 jDaffrille SichmendV2 Special to The WaiMnjtoa Post BJchmoiMlIy VatAtig 19Ther was explosion in tne nintn inning or tiw game today between Richmond and Danville and when the Colts came back to earth the visitors had landed on fRevelle for three hits Liphadmade a xcostlyj error and the sweeU of vtctorTforthe 1 home club had beep changed into pangs Ioi pereat ro a single one or upe a men gbt aa far as first base when the Jocals had their final roundfat batAWany prettyfielding stunts nguired Intheex hlbltlOn if Sullivan vassent to the bench for dis puting a decision of thenmplre Rich raond scared in tnenrst ana seemed to have the game won until the fatarnlntji Score A fr JF nictmona ABHOAEIDanTiUe ABHOAB isop ZD sl um 31 3 a ii Kanzler lb 3 ill 1 1 Wallace ct 3 1 0 0 Tlttoau rf 4 0 1 StnihtTT I Sieber Ht 0 I 8 Kioto by Buck Dutch Kinney THbtoti7 Buck Billy Keane inning score Brentwood AB 0 A E1 account of darkness The 0 2 0 2 0 Handiboe cf Kinney 3b 3 Hessler rf2b 4 Ktane If 5 Herring lb 5 McDonald 83 4 oyes Marshall rf 3 Hayes 2b 3b 5 Kerr 3 0 0 1 loreland2Dc I 1 11 3 AB 0 A 0 2 0 2 0 5 1 0 10 4 1 1 Bureau Harrlman ss 3 0 Baraescf2bp 3 0 0 Murphy lbc 3 0 8 McCarthy Ulll 0Mace clb 3 2 10 Uadden2bcf 2 0 1 Lynch prf 3 0 1 Bulloch rf 0 0 0 Roblnsonp2b 2 0 2 Mess 3b 3 0 0 ToUla25 3 24 21 6 fllPlltlllll Totals 40 15 24 Brentwood 3 7 4 0 0 0 0 014 Pension Bureau 00000000 0 Runs Handiboe Kinney 2 Hessler 3 Keane 2 Herring 12 McDonald Hayes Kerr and Moreland Left on bases Brentwood 5 Pension Bureau 4 First base on balfi Off Kerr 2 off Robinson 2 Innlnas pitched By Lynch 1 by Robinson 2 by Barnes 6 Times bat by opponents Against nobinson iu against Barnes 17 against Lynch IS Hits made Off Hoomson on Barnes on tivncn Struck out By Kerr 13 by Barnes 2 TVe base hits Hayes and Kinney Two base hits Keane Herring and McDonald Sacrifice hit Noyes Stolen bases Harrlman McCarthy 2 Lynch Mess Hessler Hayes Kerr and Handi boe Double play Moreland to Hessler Hit by pitcher By Kerr Robinsbn Wild pitch Kerr umpire ar ttugnes lime oi game i nour and 55 minutes NOTES OF THE GAME The Brentwood team is made up of a bunch of old experienced players and this counts for a whole lot In a series of this kind Mace put up a good game for Pension Bureau He played well both behind the bat and In center field after he was shifted to that position He also got two of the three hits made off Kerr class at Capital City League park the latter team winning In the ninth inning Score 1 to 0 Ferguson toed the rubber for the Aggies and was in fine form striking out fourteen of his opponents and allowing but three hits It was due to an error by him however that brought abou the result In the ninth Inning after both teams had played eight sessions without a semblance of a run the Railroad League representatives got together and pushed ono over the plate Ruppert opened the ninth round by going out to the first btseman Taylor hit safely and reached second on a passed ball Ferguson threw wild to second in an attempt to cateh hlra napping and Taylor tore over the plate with the only run of the game The clerks made a strong bid for the game In their final turn at the bat Graham opened with a nice single to center and reached second when Legge threw Barbers smash wild to Meridith at second Le Due hit a hard one to Mc Knight at first and Graham was shat oft at the plate Seltz and Souder tiled out and ended the game Score Station AB A Aggies AB II 0 A Taylor cf 4 2 0 0 OlConover ss 4 1 1 0 nsnay so i llMOrgan ZD Legge bs 40 2Perguson McKnlght lb 3 0 13 2 0Graham lb Meridith 2b 3 0 3 4 OIBarber It Bell 3080 OjSeitz cf Russ rf 3 1 0 0 0 Le Due So Thompson If 3 0 2 0 OJSouder Ruppert 3 0 1 3 OiOakley rf 4 0 King rfcl till Man lb IJI Fisher as 4 3 I SuIIKan cf 1 0 0 0 Morriaaey it 2 rl 00 LasgnUn I St Stafford lb OHM Messit cV4 0 5 2 0Trleman It ll 0 sereue pv 4 10 1 UlUinenart lb Illlt TcUll 1LOM 82 27lS ToUls iAsj jiiTjfctjf jtsJi Bf Pj and RTaaTSfittclt outBy BrnH 7 l7TtareO 5 BusVltlii Oa JUivtitK rtaea 2Paslpn ifttli Botftta play Nawtsa to Doy to Freasl VHlti IT wiM siiMr Umpire iHO and Mr Htoll7 TtsM 5r ryncihwfc 3 ST WerfoUr 3t Spedal tTtir WasaJngtea Fon Korfolk Va Ang lst Lynehburif badly shattered NorJCollsa pennaivt hopes this afterpoonbytaklnff both nds oft i double header1 3 to 1 and tol Otey was hlt forttbreeruns tn the fourth Inning cf me nm game jaoser fivu mv during the game wltmlra was batted nutofthe boxby Norfolk Jnthearst lhnlnffofthe secon gmeandMosef was again sent in to do the pitching1 He wnsxhlt freely in thisx game but kept ia hits scattered TimplerecervedCpoor support nd was hhnself wild A run resulted from each I ofjhls iour basescn balls Score ItfBchburg ABHOA EtKcrtola ABHOAE Uwrence 4 1 OlSolU Uw 4 8 PBU Sb 0 1 llBcnner 2b 4I1H Jackson rtT 4 lit 0 chandler lb IJIUI Hookar tlr 4 10 eiMopklai rf 3 1 0 1 Smith tie OlMnrdock et I 1 fLntrble Ibi 1 IS 0 BlJaekson 3b 1 1 I 1 Vntt cXA 115 a OBusch sai I 0 2 10 rlzlar Jbicv 4 1 OllleCly ft i 9 Hosar pS i tHCtey p1 --J T9tlV3a Richmond 1 i li I DaBTllle 0 eH 2 Runs laon 2 LaughlnvTydeman and Relnhart Two base hit Klnt Three base hit King LaJ KTi i ij iii 1 on bases Richmond Yf taTiii 7 stolen bates i owa oa ui 4 Ktader Doubh plays Plsher to-e Civ uae an re alter IUi6 uicou uM staffmrd TKman to Measltt to Kaniler Single to rlghti Quantrelle following With 1 8acrlflc hits Locs and Rlnehart Bases on UJla a safe bunt down the first hase line andl i 0u5 Mnxtr Barnhart filled the sacks when LIteh jballUushllI1 w4 pitca Reteiie Umpir ueiu tumuiea nig quntv wyim vs uuwhj reaoer Time 01 gainei nour ana mwuiea Buehler ht a grounder tol short and Wai TJ7Xomcbbursi 0 41 1 I KTmI1 LOANCOMPANIES pt waste me jBrtUnf rut ban tkr lonipaug Grttm srtt ana latnim ttiouMH tons soavntra stak loan from hb Xumltan pitot a4 Mlxrits at tb tary ftnrert rl tUrss anr eipsmat me swUrf ta TWtt44a aaet amount vd uk tet Surety Loan Co Room 1 xt WARDER BLBQ A ttk ta 9 at Km MONEY tOANKD AXABIED PEOPLE i and cthen poa Ubeva Dotta wtlhout teenr ity Milet terms coaadeatlal Th knowlax bb vm ban Aealietatvkertt etpwitlly tavlitd mj pnpntltigB vUl pleas SLWfXlD tit Jeatftt BMs MONEY XOJINED SALARIED PEOPLE id 6thra tthoutsectrltyj eaar parmentv OOcet la II pnwttaJ eltlet Rartv youneU maatr hv itm my ttrmt nrat HTOLMAN Jloem W4 ma ix 9n9fn Uan aini Trisf St entrant T81Q St Loans on Furniture at Reasonable Rates 7tiiv liplf Yo Ned iowy 0 0 015 Totals 26 3 27 13 3j Totals S3 4 27 7 3 Inion Station 4 00000000 1 I Aggies iffe 00001000 00 Run Taylor rt on bases Union Station 2 Aggies 6 First base on balls Off Ferguson 1 off Ruppert 1 Struck out By Ferguson 14 byx Ruppert Two base hits Rubs and Barber Sacrifice hit Handy Stolen bases Conover Barber Seitz and Le Due Double play Legge to McKnlght to Bell Hit by pitcher bv Rucixsrt 1 Wild pitch Ferguson Passed balls Souder Herring and oyes worked the squeeze and Bell Umpire Mr Betts Time 01 game 1 Dlav in the third inninsr Koves was on hour and 22 minutes the third sack and started for home with the swing of the pitcher Noyes tapped a roller to tne pjjeher and IJerr lng was over the pan before Robinson got the ball ter was forced at the plate Salb made a pop ny to third and stecner paijoonea to lft making thelhUd otiL Dodd iDrives lVFjrstun Coleman opened the first Jnnlhg for Bethany by singling to left but iSpauld ing forced him at second Buschej to Buehler Spauldlng took rsecond oia wild pitch and on podds singletd centerwas safe at home on a close playIJodd went to seconjd on the throwlh and to third on Monefees out at first He scared the second run when Sheaffer was safe at first Dugan walked but Woodward end fed the first round with a pop fly to the pitcher There wer6 no sensational features for the large crowd to enthuse oyer but it was a good game and made a very appropriate closing tor theJsunday school League this year Never before have the fans had the pleasure of witnessing such a fierce race for the flagt Score Ninth ab A El Eethany ABHOAE Walter rf 211 00 Coleman 3b rt 1 SO 0 0 Spauldlng si I 1 1 Dodd it 3 4 0Menefee 3 0 OiShaeffer 2b 3 ODugsn cf 2 1 0 Woodward lb 3 0 7 1 0 3 OlTurner rf 0 0 0 0 0 WKiuneyt 3b 3 0 1 1 1 0 OlHtchfleld 3 0 0 12 0 01 Totals 2S 4 24 9 3 Totals 2 SI II Batted for Stecher In the eighth inning Ninth 0 0 000000 4 Bethany 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Runs Spaulding and Dodd First base by error Ninth 2 Bethany 1 Left en bases Ninth 11 Bethany 4 First base on balls Off Buscher 1 oft Litchfield 3 Struck out By Buscher 3 by Litchfield 1 Two base hit Dodd Sacrifice hiti Barnbart and Buscher Stolen bases Dodd Sheaffer 2nd Dugan Double play Kinney to Woodward tfl Menefee Hit hv bltober Rv Litchfield 1 Wild pitch Buscher Umpires Joa Handiboe and Mr Venable Time of game 1 tour and 26 minutes SETS NEW TRACK MARK Quantrellclb 4 111 Bshartctb 3 10 Buehler2bss 4 3 1 Ealb 4 1 Stecher 11 3 0 0 Hands 3b 4 4 2 Buscher 3 0 0 lUrris ss 10 1 Miles cf 0 0 2 Connor 10 0 2 3 0 1 1 0 1 It Is very seldom that Al Handiboe makes an error in the outfield but he dropped Lynchs hot liner yesterday after he got both hands on the ball With Kerr Gray and Balzer Brentwood is well fortified with pitchers All three are heady slabmen with a world of speed Kerr had lots of EDeed and had the Pen sion Bureau youngsters swinging at the force SHAPPIRIO 8 PARK 4 Shappldo came to life again yesterday and sprung a big surprise in the National A A League by taking Park into Gamp easily In a six Inning game The Shapplrio boys have been having trouble lately In getting out a full team and on several occasions have had to for felt but yesterday they came out in full Photo by Buck Jimmy Kerr the fourth inning after Brentwood had scored fourteen runs and did not allow another tally It must be said for Lynch and Robinson his predecessor on the slab that they were given miserable support but had their team mates hacked them up perfectly the real outcome would have been the same Fifteen hits five of which were for extra bases really tells the story of Brentwoods victory and the team that can stop them can be banked on to win the District championship Robinson played a stellar game for Brentwood after being shifted to second base He fielded his position in faultless style many of his stops being sensational Eight chances were his share for th afternoon and they were all handled without the slightest wobble It is said that Pension Bureau was weakened tp a great extent by the absence of players a shift having to be made on this account Score Three in First Brentwood scored three runs in the first iniiing Handiboe was given a life on Murphys errer and went to third on Kinneyfs single to left The Pension Bureau infield took a nap and Handiboe stole home Kinney going to second 1 Hessler put a safe one in right scoring Kinney Keane sacrificed Hessler to second from where he counted on Herrings single The next two batters were easy Brentwood cinched the game In the second Inning and as a result made a shift in the line up Kinney leaving the game Hayes Igoins 10 third Moreland behind the baj and Hessler to second They tallied seven runs in this session Hayes opened with a triple to right Kerr was passed and stole second Handiboe was tossed out from pitcher to first Kinney scored Hayes and Kerr on his triple to right Hessler was walked Keane reached first on a fielders choice when Madder Attempted to throw Hessler out at second Madden then allowed Herrings grounder to get by him Kinney and Hessler scoring on the play Herring going to second McDonald was passed but Noyes was an easy out Madden to Murphy Hayes made his second hit during the inning Herring and McDonald scoring Kerr ended the inning when he flew but to Madden Brentwood Scores More Just to make sure Brentwood scored Lcur rnpre in the third Handiboe the firt batter was an easy out Madden to rjlurpliyj MoreJand who took Kinneys plate mashed out a single to right Hessler got his second hit of the game putting JMoreland on second Keane the next batter drove the ball to the club housef but only got a double on account pf a same leg Keane and Moreland scored on the hit Herring singled to left Kean crossing the plate McCarthy attempted lb catch Keane at the plata hutbisithrow was a poor one Herring went top second on the throw in McDon aid singled to left Herring going to third Herring then scored firentwoods last run bf the game on a squeeze play Noyes beingtbrown out at first Barney took up the task in the next inning and prevented further scoring in the meantime Pension Bureau coujd vdo nothing jwith Kerr Urnpire Hughes called the gameat the end of rthe eighth ball after it had crossed the plate After the game looked to be on ice at the conclusion of the second inning Dutch Kinney hustled over to Thirteenth and northeast to get into the Ninth Bethany game The closest Pension came to scoring was in the sixth inning when Robinson tried to come home when Moreland threw to second to catch Mess stealing Mess was safe but McDonald made a good return home and nipped Robinson by a foot Robinson made the best play of the game in the seventh inning Moreland smashed a hot grounder a few feet to the right of Becond bag but going at top speed Robinson grabbed the ball with his bare hand and got it to first in time to gt Moreland by inches The seventh was the only inning Kerr failed to fan a Pension Bureau batsman He struck out three in the third and in all the other innings with the exception of the fifth cfnd sixth two batters fanned AGGIES ARE DEFEATED Lose Great Game to Union Station in Section Championship While Brentwood was scoring a 14 to 0 victory ever the Pension Bureau team in section A Agriculture and Union Sutton weie having a battle royal in UMPIRED YESTERDAYS GAME Atlas in the box for Shapplrio was jn good form holding the clubmen down to Ave scattered swats and fanning six Goldstein put up a fast game at short and cut off several promising singles through his territory Rider played well for Park and Vic Gauzza hit the ball hard and timely Score Shapplrio AB A El Parte AB A Goldstein ss 4 1 Sweeney If 2 0 Atlas 3 1 Gausza cf 4 2 Giles rf 4 0 King 3b 3 1 Colbert 2 0 Casler 2b 3 1 Goldberg lb 2 0 3 0 Elder ss 3 1 0 0Senseney 3b 1 OBeard lb 0 OjChUholm If 0 0 Flatt 2 ljGordiw 2b 2 2 0 10 1 OlCockrille rf 0 OlMIller cf 0 ljcarter 2 2 0 1 1 8 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0ft 0 6 danokeii Pprtsmouth 0 Speciaitq The WashlngtonPosU BoaKoke a Aug 19T itoanoke took the first of the series from Portsmouth today by 2T to XX It was a pretty pltch ers Battle with honors leaning a little in iaVor of Jesse Reynolds althovgb the work of Fpxeh for Portsmouth was of high class1 The fans wept wild yhe the wiresl reported that Lynchburg had downed Norfolk in the first of a double header Powell whom the Tigers have Just secur edf com Danville was In center and he delivered the goods Both sides gave a great exhibition of fielding and it was anybodys game until the last man war down and out Roanokes victory was due to a lucky hit by Painter which took a bad bound past Wolf and resulted in a triple Reynolds bingle scored Painter and Reynolds went home on Doyles double In the third with a man on third and no one down Porthmouth failed to score Score Roanoke Doyle 2b Newton ss 4 0 2 Shghnesy rf 4 1 1 Powell cf 4 0 3 Ryan 2 0 7 Holland If 2 1 0 Palnten 3b 2 10 Pressley lb I Reynolds 3 1 1 AB A Etsmouth AB A 3 uciunk ir 4 2 0 0 0 4 OlCowan 3b 11 2 4 0 OlMcFarland cf 4 0 2 0 0 Gulheen 2b 4 0 3 1 0 Schrader lb 3 0 7 ft 0 Wolfe rf 3 0 Morehead ss 3 1 1 OSinltb 2 0 0 OFozen 3 0 28 SZ710 0 Totals Roanoke Portsmouth Rons Painter and Reynolds Totals 0 0 Doyle and Clunk flea bit Cowan 2 0 4 24 8 0 02 0 00 2 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two base hits Three base hit Painter Sacrl Stolen bases Painter Holland Temple 1HM IMullanej 1 v9 owvsIiTnS Battid for fox In the tihta Innlnt 00 a 3 Norfolk 1 MM 11 Runs Jackson Hooker Smith and Cbandlf Earned run Umchburj Stolen bases Lawrence Hooker BlrtU Pratt mnd Jackson Sacrifice hit MnrdocV Lett on bases Lynehburj MJorfolk ystrnck out By Moaer 4tj Dtay by Fox ir by Temple trt base on balls ui unir eoa roii nn oy pirenea pii Hopkins Umpire Mr Hennezar Time of fame 1 hour tad 64 mlautes SECOKa GAME Lynchburg AB AEfNrrfolk ABHOAE Lawrencav sa 4f0 KMtslfvwftl0 FBlgblei lb 4 Jackson If 0 fl Hookrcf 11 2 0 0 Smith rfs 1 8 BBlSU lt mtt oni Zirer 3b4 110 TwtUnlre 0 0 0 0 OlTcmplV SM tiftS Jiloaer Dit Bcnner 2be4 13 ChandlerjJbuiS SMI 6 Kopklnsrf6 JHr 0 HardockVSef tsii 0 3 0 Jackson Sb i 1 1 BUSCh SSjf50Si 3 i 1 Hunsoncii 4v 2i li iTotalsi3liniO Totals i 32 8 27 ft tJ Lrnchburfviv 3 i I Oidirfr Korfolk vtt 2 1 Or tt rft 9j0 3 Hnns Lawrence Blgble Jackson Hoitr Smith Salts Bonper and aunion Earned rnns Norfolk If Two base hita Hopklli and Zlger1 threabasa fliit Seltsr Stolen bases Seiti Hopkins and Mnnson Sacrifice httaJ Blglle Jackson and 8mlth Struck outByiMoserv Sr6j Temple iFlrst base on balls OS Moser 3r off Twitmlre 1 off Temple 3 ift on basest Lynchburg Norfolk Wild pitch Twitmir Passed balls Munson 2 Umplrer Mti Hennejar Tlme of gme rl hour and SSmlnutes Jimmy Doyle Sold to iceds IJtlca Aug 19 A deal was consummated today whereby Jimmy DoyIe first baseman and outfielder of the Utica StateXeague clubf is traded to Cincinp nati for a large cash consideration and Pitcher ShanleyV Doyle will report to Cincinnati at the end of tho State Leagrto season Shanley is ordered to report Utica at once And viTlfntT ta ui a amill rata at lntereit far It SEE U3 BEFQRB BORROWING ELSE WHERE MUTUAL LOAN CQ 913 St MONEY To land aa ami tore plana til and plan which makes our rates ll aid nsuctiJer ta par than ether eonpaalaa rELUNCX LOAN AND TRUST COJIPANT ffi a BV Miumuwixa AlTTO COLLSGE 1M TH ST NWSJpH05fili Si aA i 4aft4T Si PJ FOR SALE 1989 xtF 1 Tff iv fz 4 BU1CK SALESROOMS pkmKii6309 1028 Coir Aw NW AMERICAN IMPLEX THE TTONDKRITI IjCTOfi CisL 5QH 4Cyl2Cyee DmoxyntATioNSBT ASfooTTJunrr THE WHSOK MWW lSJiura iT AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING usieb a Htraauua iW siiMt Two Players Bought by Cubs Chicago Aug 19 It was announced at the offices of the Ghlcago National League team today that Pitcher Cole of Bay City Mich and Infielder fisher of the Danville Va club ha been purchased Several other deals are under consideration THE LEGAL RECORD RECORD OF AUGUST 19 1909 Totals 6 6 IS 7 Totals 51 18 10 Shapyiflo 0 0 4 0 1 8 FarK A 0 0 2 0 0 24 Huns Golesteia 2 Atlas 2 Gauzza Giles Casler Goldberg Rider Sensenej 2 Beard Lett on bases Shapplrio 6 Park 3 First bse on bays Off Carter 5 off Atlas Struck out Cy Carter 6 by Atlas 6 Two baae hit Rider Sacrifice fly Beard Stolen bases Atlas Gauna Giles King Rider Beard Double play King to Casler Hit by pitcher By Carter Colbert Wild pitches Carier Passed balls Piatt 5 Colbert 2 Umpire Mr Somers Time of game 1 hour and 30 minutes Alesas Paces a Mile in 208 1 4 at the Parkersburg Races Special to The Washington Post Parkersburg Va Aug 19 Inthe free for all pace of the West Virginia Fair Association races this afternoon a new speed record for the track was made Alesas owned by Franks Hed rick Marietta Ohio went the fastest mile eVer trotted or paced oh the tracjc her time being 208 1 4 This was In the second heat of the race and an unusual feature was that in the first heat she first broke the track record by going in 209 3 4 and in the second broke this new track record made but a half hour before Summaries 130 trott purse J500 Fuz Johnson Caskey Parkersburg Va 11 1 1 1 Dustless Chimes Donals Rochester JJ 2 2 4 12 Bell Bond Koebert Waynesburg Pa 3 3 1 Colin Hobson Pittsburg Pa 4 4 3 Time217K 216K 217H 222tf 230 Ftee for all pace purse U0O Alesas Frank Hedrlck Marietta Ohio 1 Ailmlc The JCeyeer Farm Keyser Va 2 Austin Allie Wright Spring Held Ohio 1 3 Time 209 2084 2094 Exhibition special 210 trotting race was run by Happy and Happy sire and daughter owned by Letter Point pleasant Va and was won by Happy in two straight heats The time was 212H and 210 44 3 3 1 1 2 2 3 3 INTERIOR 7 NAVY YARD 6 iM 111 HBlJlP yJBaM 3imvmsxzMsmmmm Interior defeated Navy Yard in a close and exciting game in the Colored De partmental League yesterday Interior won in the last inning when they lahded on Halback for three hits which with the assistance of two errors netted them four runs and the game Both teams played ragged ball but the losers made their miscues at most opportune times Halbacks wild pitches were also very costly McKfnney playell a star game at short for the winners Score Nary Yard AB A EI Interior AB A Minklns 2 0 6 0 0 McKinney S3 2 0 4 2 0 Fisher ss 2 0 12 2 Munroe lb 3 8 5 0 IJesup 3b 13 1 llScvoy cf 2 0 jFendrick cl 3 2 10 0Wlliiam I 1 Day rf 3 2 0 0 0Lewis 2b 3 1 Fimms lb 3 17 0 1 1 Hunter Sb 2 1 Halback 3 1 0 2 0Turner 8 1 Anderson 2b 3 1 1 oBrok rf 2 0 Butler If 3 1 0 0 OlCeaset 2 1 ICampbell rt 11 lOiaiB 20 IS 0 4 I TotalsV 18 618 4 3 Interior i 2 0 0 0 4 Navy Yard 2 0 2 1 1 0 Runs rFlsher Jesup Fenflrlck Day Halback Anderson Savoy 2 Lewis 2 Hunter 2 Turner Left on bases Navy Yard 3 Interior 2 First base on balls Off Halback 1 off Ceasar Struck out Br Halback by Ceaser4 Thrte baej hits Jesup Anderson Williams Two base hits Slmms Fendrlck Rolen iases FIsherr Day Savoy Hunter Hit by pitcher By Halback 3 Wild pitches By Halback 5 by Ceaser 1 PatsnJ balls Minklns 3 Turner 1 Umpire Mrv HqIIt Time of game 1 hour and 25 minutes Hagerstown 2 Frederick Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md Aue 19 HarerKtmjm Von another exciting game from Fred erick at Athletic park this afternoon following the eleven inning tie game at Frederick yesterday shutting wit the visitors toaayDy the score of 2 to 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pay 2500 for Pitcher Carroll Special to The Washington Post Akron Ohio Aug 19 The highest price ever paid for an Ohio and Pennsylvania League player has been paid by the New York American League Club for Dick Carroll star pitcher of the Akron team leaders of the league Carroll brought S2500 Into the coffers of the Akron club The pitcher who was with Akron and Canton last year not showing particularly well this year has won 25 games and lost 6 Formerly he played In the Cleveland Sand Lot and City League teams and with northern Ohio amateurs He is to report to New York September Catcher Dies Prom Foul Tip Special to The Washington Post Wllkes Barre Pa Aug 19 Catching without a mask Andrew Mosk a catcher was struck on the jaw by a foul tip on Sunday and died today from bis injuries The blow fractured his skull and he neyer regained consciousness He was playing in la scrub game and ialthough cautioned about his danger he would not wear the mask Supreme Court District of Columbia EQUITY COURT Mr Justice Anderson Kautnervs Columbia Phonograph Company bill dismissed without costs Complainants so tVcltor Wilkinson detenflant solicitors Reeve Lewis and Kerkam Lansburgh ys Parker commission ardrd to issue Complainants solicitors Kappler Mer Ulat and Wolf Rosenberg Shoemaker vs Shoemaker guardian ad litem appointed Complainants solicitors WU son and Wilson Jr defendants solicitor A Shoemaker Howenstein vs Jones leave to make rarle defendant granted Complainants solicitor English defendants solicitors William Bon and Hallam Hallam American Security and Trust Company vs Walker guardian ad litem appointed and decree pro confesso Complainants solicitors Berry Minor Welto vs Wells submitted without artumeiit Complainants solicitor DePutren defendants solicitor Edward Mitchell BANKRUPTCY COURT Mr Justice Anderson In re Philip Berman hearing on discbarge flxed for August 31 CRIMINAL COURT Mr Justice Anderson United States vs James Grainger forgery bench warrant issued United States vs William Jenifer assault to irape recognizance 3500 taken with Hobart Brooka surety DISTRICT COtKT Mr Justice Anderson United States vs 150 Boxes of Seedless Raisins warrant of seizure and order for analysis PROBATE COURT Mr Justice Anderson Estate of William Henry Regan letters of ad ministration granted to Andrew Regan bond 13000 Attorney George Dalsell Estate of Luther Slater will admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Margaret Slater bond 31000 Attorneys Mc Qowan Servea Mohun Estate of Mary Strong order to sell stocks and bonds Attorney A McKeaney Estate of Cecilia Youna Smiths will dated 4 July Z2 mv siea Estate or Irving Beck order oi allowance to widow Attorneys Balderston and Taylor Estate of Wilhelm Bernhardt will dated June 18 1907 filed to Walter Evans part lot SOt square 207S 28517 1131 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST7 II chael Clarke et al trustees to Edward Mannlx lot 90 square 2HJ4250 I STREET NORTHWEST betwesri Twenty second and Twenty third streets Hayden Johnson flt al trustees to Harrjr Gladmon part original lot 9 square 55 31500 I STREET NORTHWEST between Twenty second and Twenjy thlrd streets Harry Gladman et ux to Leo Harlow part original lot square 55 10 TWENTY SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST between Jf and streeft Hartlet Lea Dyer to George Marel soilthi half original lot 6 square 13 JU0 STREET NORTHWEST between Fourth and Fifth streets Samuel Walker trustee ct air to Henry McFarland part original lot 2 square 518 33 CONDUIT ROAD Thomas Ready et Ux to Michael Ready part of Harlem 10 STREET NORTHWEST between Ninth and Tenth streets Catherine McChesnejr to Isaac Miller lot 11 square 363 310 SCUECTJ5EN PARK Walter Hendry Ho Will lam Leaman lot 31 block 1 110 STREET INORTHWEST between ITfllrd and Fourth streets William Edmonston trustee to Mary Schaefer part lot square 625 15500 -326 AND 3S0 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWE3r WUHara ilahoney et ux to Alfred Richards lots 30 and 32 square 1089 Jo DEEDS OF TRUST Vwiif advjncetioft nitfmonefciPa rBtf dior you vacation orVanr otUar purposetahdiyouean arrangtorepay las In amallVand Ji eonvenleht nnthIypaymentiimaktogyouIlrstPirrjiCLt trom the flar yottget the loansliIcblFin ill4w you ample time to get oaypurr feet agaittfter your return Waniaks no cUirg8tIorithe2 extra tlmei youra reailalnsat liomdarlcgtfc heated easoa1 hcaijJ of1 the Jack Tot ready jnraey call and talk Uiematter6varJn 6B0 tui private olDijev WE PErticf LOAN AT MONTH No fber charges AhsolutsV ebnfldeBtiaU Loaca with other companies paid upatcy morf money advanced 3 i ThompsoaBuUdintJOJ 15th St awi A Next ta drug store Opposite Jreajflrrg CApn tho Now Roadster A 4 tjlla4ar tO shaft drive car magrute built entirely of vanaiumtel taally eper Med powerful speedy thoroLshir top tt Ciw Fhoat or CemonstriUoiL Send or Utt ol good sacond hinl can MILLER BROS Phon N4170 1105 7 14th strtot ELECTRICS The automobile for eveirday us stout townj new ana Beeona nana FROM 250 TO 3400 Consult ui before buylns vAcentS for DBTROIT AND COLUMBIA DUUOimGARAGjCO Phoneitfe 8liiK Jim Mii hTrl WHlTKSTEAMERrrH vHFSTANBC PKRVJi aoonriiopiampSi aornaBd aieqnpmenie tools extra tin good joaa mcoi4efyrcetH 1200 AddreeiBOXflJlhU offlce DILlACf30v onringfctrVi i Tlerol Tonnetu Roaditer and Runahottv The test vslues of 1Ki TH2 COOKiSTODDARDtCO Sale8robtrv niQafiif2i an tai Whr Pay lOPer Cent WnenYouEyCiii Get It For 3 Pit Cent ESTABLISHED IK WtV 314 tlr Sfe Wr leans Mobbi on Diamoiiis JeSf Watches and Other yalaiM yHERRESH3FE SjTae crowning effort ib irtnM whVbu Ipsit alUstlmedeslghtng successes PEOMPEUVERIESV STouriirifah cairJit deltverea 3a 4aytiBMi abouta caibedlIrer4 lnU dsyi MOTOR SALES COMPAMYi gU IJtiv BtrNextoRlchmdB4 4Hiil1 rrPhoaeMi J03forDmoastrtlpai MONEY one need bevwlthoutxaoneT iftiiey ereiiiia est It you hive ben eutet stork or sick and are back to rent or want additional money I will miki you loan I guarantee that my TatetareiowMtJebtalBaMs and terms of payment the easiest will coat ran nothing to have jbj call and explain fully Uy emonal attention tn all amiUcatlona uiure yon of gsntemanly and tourteous treatment Even II you have a lota with aey loaa company Address 0 Box 93 Corns to Uncle Abo for Money on Diamonds Watcho and Jewelry LOUIS ABRAHAMS 433 Ninth Street Phone M4878J National League Bulletin Announced New York Atitr John A Heydler president ot the National League today approved the following contracts and re leases Contracts With Boston Alfred ShawGus Gets and William A Jterlden Et Louts Howard Murphy and A Balelgh Release By Pittsburg te Wheeling Cehtaai League Blelend Vic Bielaski Back in Game ViCi Bielaski winner of The Washington Post cup in the popularity contest will captain the Engraving Division team this afternoon when that aggregation meets the Cypress Camp Woodmen of World team on the Monument lot The game will start at 5 oclock Lawsuits Ko flfSO William Geitner vs Joseph A Dondero Judgment of flunlclpal Court for 190 Plaintiffs attorney TV Fltts No W8S1 William Ernst vs Charles Ernst Judgment at Municipal Court for J95 Plaintiff attorneys Darr PeyserA Taylor No 51S82 United States ex relatione Jane Appleby vs Hlchard A Ballinger Secretary of Interior mandamus Plaintiffs attorneys Sle niin Lerch and Terkes Mechanics Lien No ES37 FraiE vs John Connor lot square 6 90 Attorney William Shea MONEY TO LOAN MQNEYTOIOAS AT LOWEST RATES OP INTEREST On Real Estate Security FRANK HAWUNQS CO 1505 PA AVE The Arlington Fire Insurance Companys Building Money to Loan ON FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS AND ALB OTHER KINDS OF SECDRITT VERT LOW RATES NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO 5 Jenifer Bldg REAL ESTATE LOANS MADE AT i TO ITER cent Every possible consideration shown bor rowers Whaver never lorcclosed on a prppertY THE HARRISON REALTY COMPAUYi 621 13th staw Washington tt A 6 CYUNDEROVERLASDAiTOMOBtLE HAS BEEN USED VERT LITTLE GOOD AS NE HAS A DOUBLE RUMBLE SEAT fAND EQUIP PEDVWITH MAQNETOr MUST SELL AT QNCBc PiDORSETT COV 1TTH ANDiiUnSTSNWi WHY BUY DRYCELLST WE LEND YOU battery while rechargingyourrpriceirecharge 7oct batteries rented Lana kept recbarged perj month LTepalrlngVi all makesv jWITHERBEE IGNITER CO HTlith stf iroomisi suglltf FOR SALE MITCHEIJrltUNABOUT yllnder 20 harseDoweri good aiew Shargata to Imroet diate purchaser demonstration opoa request CAR TERMQT0RCARCORPORAJIONMonseyBldg QUICK SALEiWILLi SACRIFICE WHITE STEAM err lull eQUipment1 pertectconditlon tl3S3 14th sU inwrphoneNJlMr i i Jtti FOR SALE RUNABOUT TOURING CAR AND roaditer AUTQ COLLEQH OF VWASHINQTON 1096thstnw 53 Srf iyltttK FOR ALE MAXWELLliTtUNABOUTii ll HPt gooa conaiiiaaAppiyijjVJiziSt wis once MAXWELL i fieri 300 RUNABOUT GOOD RUNNING OR LSMiProppeckave Telf West J0JC rjXi FOR HIRE Telephone Main 1940 WELLAPPOINTED AND 7PASSENGER ABTHi mobUesby thetnay hourer weekf rates rrtitti Jino tS periBonrDEWETSQARAGE1l3l3 Si it nwTeleplroneNorthi4350 MTAXICABS ANEk sADTOSf LOWESTllySESiNrcrrYa 4 CYL1NDER TOURING uCARS PER HOUR iZIMMERMAN AiXENNEALLY SiJOJ Itth lUinw shone i North 4lfc iKORSESiNlEHICtES No 28754 Chester sollcitoct Equity Suit Maximilian Mueller Co vs Blng for receiver Complainants Toomey District Court Suit United States vs 150 boxes of seedless retains libel tnder pure lood law Attorney Baker REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Six Day Meeting for ezingt0D Lexingtont Ky Aug 13 Itwas seml offlclally announced tptlay that a alx dar race meetlnr will be eSverivhere in Russell was again responsible for Fred October he Kentucfey Racing Ass6ijjOTLE LPARK jennie cj Abbott Joseph iC ciairon iiie yaii iuuiuei macninea win used tor betting FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST between and streets Chris Cox Dawson to James and Margaret Craig lot 2L sauare 1032 no EAST CAPITOL STREET between Thirteenth and i vmnrvuia eukls nuutiiga i ufitl instate Company to William Greenwood lot 88 equar 113J 810 DOi3BlXS ADDITION John Halallp et ux to Jw A Metiger lot IT block IT JIO STREET NORTHWEST between Twenty first and Twenty second streets Harry Dante to Alfred and Annie Effer lot 81 square 68i no FLORAL HILLrWashlngtoa Loan and Trust Company trustee to George Bradbury lots 1J and 17 square 5828 lots 80 SI 84 47 square 5388 lots 1 to 5 square 558v 14500V STREET NORTHEAST between Second and TMrdatreaU Michael Keane et al trug teei ta Patrick Walshe one sixth Interest In lat lnJ sduares 748 and 7494100 ICTWEORT PLACE NORTHWEST between Twentyi nrsi ana wenty secona streets jonn A Roeder eti to Jesse Wj Rawllngs lota 14J 154 110 iso iij 1a ana ii square bs jip ericks defeat As a result of todays game Ifagerstown now has a lead Of seven games over Frederick in the semU professional contest for the chamnioh i 1 snip 01 xuaryiana score nTB treaericki 00 0 0 0 0 Hagerstown 0 0 00 0 0 0 uaueries juicer ana nasceri Ktissnii iid ito ine boston iNtiLiuuui Jeaxua uiud i Tnaeier umpire Dr Sautter PhUadelphlaTlmer rolll leave frjrhlanewi berth ntvnnPBL wtsmiMSitvAVENnii PARK lanttil iHaU fr XT bi 1 WW Ann WivPoaton and WllliaiaC Po 1 MUwaukeVvCinliSells itciei Milwaukee 5Ws Augv 19 PitcheraiffJ and Almyra A Neilt lot block lie JTREETiNORTHEAST between Sixth and SeyiJ enta streets uiaries jroxet ux to Mary Tipton lot 4 square 860 10t MOORE BARBOUR8 8ECOND ADDmON Re gtaaiThiebaut et In Eugene to William Mantxiipts it ana square jsxaiVo Jf li Curtiss of vthe Milwaukee jAmerlcan As 1 BELLEVUHH Charles HeitmUHer jn I i socIation4baseban eaml aydlOOT1 JfjM Si i ri i TjStAnt VsTHnrAl a rW nui IM PIiLf UXe Wt A Kenler same ot game 3 hours -Cardinals Buy Pitcher Geyor Spsclatto The WasnlEgtonTest Columbus Ohio Aug 19 VRube Geyorvorle of the star jpitcherspf the Willis Britt on His Way East vColumbuSAmercah Aas tAflawTOati enlil tn tKo Ot IT si XT i JXCVCl rfeJJiiV wfO rayio oy Buck ILeaiue Club He is to Teport at thd 10301 tne merican AsspcratIon season Shorty Hughes Washington erjtwhile star biitplayerwtfb Is BowhaadHiigthe Indicator InlfaultieEa stylei pounds tf letr 1 wroTwirTt finTTTtTlrAT irfJ fp iurli 7EW ii 1D nwaw uvwMnr viitMx wcutl Kila Geyoftliafirbeen goingibest of trielSenai Pf torsl fllnirers and BrMr Ko Wi iais 4Wi i5 WHOwwjvf jus eyecpn msjiWorKvsqmemme SQUARE 1032 Jaines Craig et ux to Bradley Davidson and Clarence Hight to secure Chris Cox Dawson 83818 1 to 5J moijths without interest lot 1 DOBBINS ADDITION Jacoh A MeUger et uxl to Francis A Bluadon and Henry Mooneyr to secure John Haislip 11150 monthly Tay 1 ments 6 per cent lot 87 block 17 SQUARE 88 Alfred Effer et ux tor Francis A Blundon and William Dante to secure Harry Dante 81800 monthly payments 8 per cent lot 83 MOORE BARBOURS SECOND ADDITION William Mants et ux to James Barbour and Ernest Daniel to secure Regina Thlebaut 1700 2 years 5 per cent semiannually lots 19 and SO block 8 CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS Louise Ashbaugh et vlr Samuel to Washington Loan and Trust Company to secure Equitable Cooperative Building Association 40007 part lots 1 and 25 block 2 BELLEVUE Milton A Kettler et ux to Walter Wilcox and George Hane to secure William Hill 7600 1 years per cent semiannually lots 39and 40 SQUARE 821 Aaron Aroasteln et ux to William A H1H and Sprlgg Pooled to eecureFkuv ence Poole 2000 yers 5 per cent semiailually lot 206 Same to Joseph Fague and William Ar Hill to secure Alay slus Eichhorn Margaret Eichhorn and Ann Sutton trustees 800 years 5 pet cent semlannnally same property SQUARE 318 Arlon Gesang Verto to Alexander Bell and Frank iaoigan yx secure i bertCarry trustee 5 years 5 per cent semiannually part original lot 12 SQUARE 1019 Robert A Mllstead et ur to Rudolph Behrend and Benjamin Nordllnger jr to secure IsaacrW Nordllnger 1000 1 to 4 years 5 per cent semiannually part lot 6 LE DROIT PARK Marioa HIneset vlr Albert to Edward Whiteside and Harvey Winlleld to secure Home Building rAsso cistion 8000 IdU 24 28 0 51 block 4t SQUARE 1146 Mary Potter to Jesse Wilson and Levin 3 Frey to secure CitiseUla Equitable Building Association 4000 part lota 4 i i SQUARE 214 Edward Mannlx ux te Jesse Wilson and Levin 8l Freyr to secure Clti tens Equitable Building vAssffciatloa 5600 lot 0 RANDLE PARK J6aeph ONem etfux te Fred Kircher and William Abbott to secure Jennie Abbott 200t 1 to monthit 6 per eent lot block SQUARE SS Margaret Magaw to WOUam Edmonston aid Loula Peasvjta secure Charles March 300 per fcenti tsemlf annually lots 33940i KALORAMA HEIGHTS Emma BirrleP te American Security aadTruit CompanyVtbse eure EatilUble Life Assuranca Soelety of United SUtes 40000 ctober4l l14 iA pet cent semiannually 101 1 DiocKe SCHEUTZEN PARK WIUni5 Leamaa et Jrx toChapia Brown nd Henry Bergmann to secure the Oriental Building Association 2200 lot a iblcck 1 SQUARE 2921 Mflvln Herrmanet fix to Francis Saul and Walter fE Hilton to i eure Harry Ellii 4000 jyearVjper cent semiannually lotrL Same to Fran clsSauI and Harry MEUls to secure TitM Saul 2100 November 80 1908 TSi I per cent eamepropenyVi LONGNECKERS ADDITION TO CONGRESS HEIQHTS rClsude Parsons retiax toj Ern est 1 Scbtsldt andfOeorge SLaEnimerlehMta secure German American uunoing Association t3oov iQti Miut i4Awov7 sC SQUARE 525 MarrAG Schaeler UVGeergeGtlS Elw irfrLeoa TbrlnM taSlyCBre 7fllllam jBdmonston trustee xje6eMeinagz yearsf per cent isemlannualryj patj lot XQEADTS CmmmMKM ifeS5S SS WE HAVE SUMS IN AMOUNTS TQ BUTT TO loan on real estate 8 per cent Interest and economical coBSlJeratlon for borrowers Give ui jour application MOORE 8c BILL Inc FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS We will loan mora on your property than any other concern Lowest rites All amounts Payments arranged to fultyqu NO DELATS TOPM UNTI 50 National Loan Investment Co Thornpson Bldg 703 15th St nw second floor Opposite Treasury Next to dreg jtore MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST KATES of lntcreston real estate4nr District of Goiumbia WALTER ACKER J4SJ street NW tonfltot li i square 1738 10 Tf STREET NOETHWESTTietween FpurteenUi iz i auo ruiceuLa kumu Muuu Bnsenr executor San iranscoftU lStVVUIlSd itrittt MwIh Warden rt Wlnl wfiT KtartoH hrilBIitfni Nt iVfrVwTioA I itmVinsltiiii i ai A will Smakeinalrjrapgernrat xveiuuei fi jinviiii aauxvjajauniuim ge MirtoeiBeiBoycrJotCiaafp iisTjAiaiLawV5i fti ias 5i i Lorain Ohlo Aug319 Tliemilk meriof lralntodayutllntoreffect eheboycottofithercityiaajiMsuli of the couhcir9ilkTelaOonsanaftlm6sthe snttrftj population off 3000atejbreakfaet wlthout creamvorimilksAC i lheBatryrnenjsayttheyreri cornplyth5fheOrdinancernemanCfTg thattneygboyrkf yfi6inj fanners oselowsVhaveibnlputvthrougnitlie tubercuunftestTpejcjtys4rsiectec jq HOON SUCCESSOR TO REED Room 416 Corcoran BldffB33 Fifteenth street loans money tr salaried peot pie If interested it will payyou to call CKANCEj gELDOJfe OFFERED HEALY LATEST design icabrloletofvictorli cost i400lllke pewv price 350 i tlttfemlnlature vlcterlaj7 Brews ter make leoat I 110Ov price 250 extended jtronti landau Gremler cost 1800 trimmed In blue clothnndlmahoganrr price 40JfBrswtercan6pi topsurreyi6t 1450 price 250 glass alii covered statloniwagoni coat i 550 to l650i price 1175 and 1J00 also imiiorted lleht and heavy doubIecoach3andvcOupeiaadiEngllsh runabout barnessl 5X11 and leeowhat great bargains WILLARD5 STOftAOEV 4IMW10 l4tbitaw 6tte blockibelowHtbandJPaaye I jiep2tt CARRUGESf CARRIAGES CARRUOES HAR nesv Importedisaddles and brldlesf ilcClellen and Whitman army saddles 110 fine carriares of alt descrlptloni bel0BgUlg5ti beitIatnilles tlnl wasnmgtoni who re selling to save storage ar ridiculous jjirieeer horse rubber tired vie torla costLM0focs75talsatland2librsellcWrla8i cabriolets ei tended and straight front broughams 4 In hand tallj ho coach and harness 8 paasengcr hoteL busfcj horaeshowAtrapsV andi liacknejrKapi tandem certsf vdepoti fcagons jr runabouts country clubtrtp line 6 passenger touring car price 550 wlIl teachpurchaieritoiron it Can be geenat WILLARD STORAGE 400 410 llta St tne blortt below14th etandiPagavev ep2Q FORiSALE TWO NICEBORSE3JONB COLTt years bld swelghtiaboutl200lbstwerk la all barnessS Call 1017s JOthistJrstableKrearJiaiO i8usKuiwx rxfe4 rt nv TO CLOSE tUT ALL iNEWVAND SECOND HASDf ivehtcles andtrneia rofrall aescrlptTonsvTe5 hlclesc liira iand harness 1 npv COGSWELLi lOJillth suvvawi lrr rtJl tt SELLiORSKXCrUNGBGOODsMARErWEOHIXfi SoOiponaasfilor neavierswork norte SO et nwyrfi yir MONET TO LOAN ON APPROVJ7T aTT REAt estate at correntrates ot iflterestf ipecUI privilege with respect to prior payments Urge amounts a specialty TYLER RUTHERFORD ancorno rated 730 fcth St nw I unwnv PA i rtxv rvtvr i np i JKLVXCil IWIJUOII Vii XJZ fJaAX4XUar tate lowest rates of interest payments on principal in amounts of JlOu or more received at gnjr interest period THE tif gjaixji yjuBLfAti 1 nw im Ave WMMwm REAL ESTATE 10 ANS Made at loweitratei Interest en District of Columbia property Hi WALTER I 729 15tK sfc nw ji MONET TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 1000 TO 100090 on real estate pay off per cent loans and tegin anew at lowest rates of Interest all transactions conducted with economical consideration for borrowers1 WMH SAUNDERS COv AUCTION 5ALES WIIT MAx7vRS SALESROOMS U27 AND UI BTOEXT New sample furniture and rugs by auction evary Wednesday and Saturday at 100 ITalNK yVHHKff C0LLEQE ATHLETE A BUEOLAE R6lrineivPsilt HbilRob kif ribtrylrSyArson simk JAMmjWmTS jmmMzmmmwmi mm Mm tana secure resmMMiNOcnarEreior4ineaa iirr BiuaTe ioirti vi wsssv i MserusmgiiwLmvpS WWmf NaEYELANQ raBK RoxiDuuarJiftjnueiaKeieaiacuoniio oreas uoyetv mSimMtM MmMJLmsm Cil LS twMaisR3Mi Mi trwWSrh i tmxmmwwm sik wmmmmm iSasS rS 9SwSSS5S i Sa jSC ilSiSft SV tKKS1WSS Si3s 3SSSV Tf SOa fjt 3 StLa1rosseyWiftAulS tSrnJeloitlleeeTathletehoseltlis aparanccausedaensdttoiiTin a tbe56B jegfsyowni last winter jwas oaay sen tenceioltneiStafetrefomaryKftrtwo tyearsEOriThisfpleaSbfiIUyJfrjBrgfirx 1 ano arsoiai Beaf sci BORNSTEWS LOAN OFFICE rf ESTABLISHED lr 261PENNSYLVANIA AVE Money lflined on goloV silverr watches dlanjonds Jewelry Tipechanteal tools mens appareL Gel and silver bought Unredeemed pledges for ail MEDICAL IMi WMSfe DR SHADE XVaihlBrrnna Sli4 lallt 3 years practlewtreatliug Xeryona and Cbronic Dlaeaaeai also sfomacn iunaa asthma caUrrb appendicitis llvsr heart kld ey a ueaer stricture uncnirges general blllty and special weakness blood anJ ikln diseases SDeelatCrand private Oallmanta toOi sexes ure4 qulcklyC Consultatloa Tree Hours 10to lrahd tir StJO daUysSua3Jr I0 il Chandler BuildlngiElevitorj and phoniLT 27 YEARSr8ttccfu1 Practlct thw Cure of Chronic Narveut and 3osll Dlaaaaaa of Man and Womanu From Catarrh Obesltt Rheumatism Ccaaflpatloa PlletTaroateLuafj Brain THeart Bloody Skla DlaeasH JertWrWllriJKi4nejlIeai Bladder Troflbles SpeciSe Blood Polsoningv Erna Uona Ulcers andaU Private Dlsexsea cured 1 pt by saia method VnaausiiuninvvuiinuraAyuifii CONSULTATION WEEv Prrvatw Wilting Rooms for Ladlts OmCS HOURS lOTOi I TO STJNDAT81Tq I It 804 Seventeenth StretNW DR ISK ELGIN Expert tt treatmeat it priau diseases eiroale and acute Both seiea Al co naultatlona eoafl den tiaL Medicine turn lsheti Pricaa modarat taPaaveBw1 Tuei ivWeaaiia ThuriotSer dari aiWeTerton M4 HERB SPECIALISTS erbSpelttts viMfg bf ilHerbT fRemedleairisIchVaHr ifiaranteoef fo euri or relieve any and all aliments Mens complaldtaa specialty Cti LOUIS SONS 174S7U1 tfhwv ----I A niPQ DR LaFHANCO3 Safe speedy rtfuUterjtS en a Drtaglsta or mali SookWtre CR LaTaANC0Pllla4eiphtPa Wt 5 Af 5 jr i fjr Hi i it a SMMMiMi lgfeiSig Vlaltorajlo Atlantlt Cf ty an Secure The lVashin gtonPost every dat The Washlnf ton Fost standi rVAriBnAati X1a tanncrr Aha TiAal yalnterJwinesfinjni awealtbylamiry iwalfc te jvr lfe ralJwl.