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,VXISAYSO ARE IKE WIARI Fast as Coal Trucks on Bases. bt Oh, How They Can Pickle the PilL By TAD. New York, Oct. 4.-Just spoke t Demon Runyon, president emeritus of th hard boiled eggs. He says that he likes Broeklyn to WI the series, and is picking them on brut 0 strength alone. That's no kid, either. They do re semble Jess Willard a lot when you sto to think of footwork, high and fanc diving. blocking and the like. Willard is such an awful chunk 0 beef that the other poor mitt-pusher have little chance with him, Same way with Brooklyn. The boY cetrainly are a well-fed bunch. Fast a a coal truck on the paths. somethin J like a sleepy guy when they think, bu oh. lady! how they can pickle the pi when they get going. I like the Dodgers myself. Their pitcheus are just as good as Boi ton's. The Beaneaters may have shade, but in the world series, yO know, many stars are made over nigh Coombs and Marquard certainly 100 trained to the minute, and if each c them does not win a game there's gain to be a bunch of disappointed deposters. LATONIA ENTRIES. FIRST RACE-Pures; nyear-olds; maldes; &ad on.half turtons. Veava. w; Site Rile 10; Belo.. 10; Paddy Dear. NO; LOmlaN lt Plsen. 112; Blue Plus 11. 10; Snadrift. 10 Psiy Anna 10; Pered. 11 8JOND RACB-se1lian; 3-year-olds sad Opea six furiona. *kinstrel. 0; Stout Heart. 10 Ue-e Goose, 109; Dr. lArrick. 119; Checks, 10 Kinney. 108; Conning Teer. 114, THIRD RACS,-Pum; 2year-olds; dx farlon Barney Shannon. 10; May Belle. 10; Auia, U Bed Time Stories. 10; Oadgel. 106. FOURTH RACE-LAtIoia Autumn Inaugura handicap; syreso.l and upward; mile and on sixteath. Sleeth. 9r; raux COL, 103; Vog'uO l Pranklin, 11; Dodge. 12; Bedor. 123; King Gor 100; ltar jasane. 100; Col. Vannie. 10; Eaneh 13; Bay Berry (andle. 10; Ed Crump. IML DoI and Ed Cramp. A. K. McComber entry. F11H RACL-15didP; all ags; ax furlong Rhymer. g0; Bob Healsley. ;0; Hank O*Day. 12 Jane Straith. 143. Bringbu, 1M. SIXTH RACO---Selling; 3-year-old. and upa" mile and onesitenth. *Beauty Shop, 9; Alfadi 1I, Solid Rock, 102; *Guide Post. 10; YTnghe 11, *Jack Reave. 96. Floral Park, 100; Lahore. 10 Ileeth. 100. SEVENTH RACE-Selling; 3'year-olds and u, -ardl. mfle and seventy yards. *Weig. 3; *Fir Star. Is; Jmni. lausae. 10, Ren, 'i. Ed.-m 1.. *Tried, M; Thornwood. 10; Syrian. 114; Ja N.ne, ;. Waterprod. 110. *Apprentw a1owance claimed DEVONSHIE ENTRIES. FIRST RA'-delling; purMe, MM0; 3year-o and upward . ,. and onehalf furIongs. Test, 10 C!ara Bota. 1(2; Viley. 10; Mack B Enbank :0b; EIIen .meth, ; lrec tric. :N; Ro,- Ma-. 10 TalCearer. A. lal. 102, *e Wof. 106; Me 1%. t teltu, I- .'s> rg0ble It . trakan 99. Vlet. 90; Materl, . SECOND RACE-SeLling. purse, WO; 3-year-ol< and upardL; . furang. *OIhan Alle0, 10 Nellie B.. 1g; Star ROW. 10; AnxIety. 10; So Iemr 3M: Black Fro. 10t; Medford Bey. 10 Rhode., L. Jerry. 10; Stellate, 10; 'Quid Nun "A. Rebecca Mose. Also eligible: Anarri, 10 .yban, 104: Dash. IN. THIRD RXF-Selling; purse. 190; 3-yemtel ad upneard: m:;e and twenty yards. *SchooI t qcandajl . Glomer. 106; Christophine. 10; Dmot 'arIm. go; Kazan. 10; *Iandon Girl, I; *Prugin 1i. Eleanor. 10; Early Rise. 116. FI'tRTH RACE--ealling, handicap; all &a rre. ;tO. d. furlos. BeM Oti, M. Outloo I Foxy Grii. 112; Swift Fa. 90, Mise Krute :M. Korfhas, M14; ErI y Sit t. 3; Raol, 10. FFT -RACEr--andicap; Purse, in ; IYea"I andi pward; mile ad oeaixteenth. Greenwon 90. Kmg Bo. 11: Monmaney. 114; Like@, 94; Li <a SrIng. 109; Christi. 11; Christophine, I Sr 1f Ioe. 10 -ITHl RACF-elling; lores.. NM; 3-yeW-ols an! Lard, mile and seventy yards Bonern 9r1.5. 'M PnTe l'hilethorpe. 1C: Herbert TME King Bek. 112. Lu. 1%; *Greenwoo 74 r- on. :1. *Supeem., 10; Praince I; dustry. 1W; Mud IlU. 1Z -9E'ENTH RtACF--SelTg; purse. I0; 3-e" !a r 1 'pard, un mile. Clara Morgan. ' T: - \.rr ,It C Mnlcmo, 104; Bogart. 106; 'Pa tr,'e 100. Rusty Coat, 106; Nellie Bo-ta 10 ler' '4. *Y'k Lad. It; Charles B. 10 r !- -A 14. D;terPe, 1V0. Also eligible: 08 .a P- . Mariana. 10; Bser, 10T. 'Appre'-'- allfUsace elsed. DEVONSIRE RESULTS. FIR3T RAW-"ling; MOs N; all I eGong. Ha.pton Dame. 114 (Claer). $42 921 t19o. _en, M1'. FO1, 1:2 (Wolstenholi 7 ,. S2.) -er!. %ian S.. 101 (Barrett), S1.7 I!-I Tine 1 :35. Dirohv Carli. Kathle H., er Arthr. Otre, Prince Philsthorpe ar Tyr-'ne San o n F-nND RACE-Pre. MM. 00; Iyearid: f riorig P r''ke. 114 (Olaveri. M230,.' Er40 won. -01twe Vodier, 110 (Huitphy). 7. W3 aerd; Night lap. 117 (Molaeworth). 82.7, thi Tim. ' 11 Mad Tour. Sleepy Sam, GLay Lig Miss Tipperar. 0alzra ad Dave Campbell also re THIRD RACF-Se&llng, purs., WO 3-year-o1 and upward. f.e. and one-alf furIonga. Mea. I .Dryer). $:. 3.10 5.30, won; Tom Carm, r'arell(. $4.70.1. second; Thomas Callaway. I 'Plekens'. 14.40. third. Time. 11%3.5. Us, .ne t. Belle Bird. Paulsen. Rusty Coat, The W< and Sack B. Dibanks also ran FOCRTH RACE-Selling. Jrse. NM; 3-ye Olds ani urwarri. five and one-half f'.rlongs. Bir man. 1- 'Pickensa, 14.10. 8190. =2:70. we: ev Bey 108 Hinphyl, RB. RM. send: Frosty Fat 1:3 Dre,. 1.. third Time, 167-. Pal L.f. entlewosman. R. F. Alies. ir Fretful ar Waxema': also ran. FIFTH RAM'--Belling; parse. NM; 3-yar-ol asi upward; fve and me-half furiongs. Patir 914 'Clacer. 15.20. $3.D, 21, won. King Tuscei 111 (Gaugel). 5.0 3. second; Rio Brazos, I (Sbeer-, 2.90, thir. "lime. lff 1-. 1% R-a:i. Vilet. Ruth Strickland, After Nlgt Daket. -d Lmer aso ran. S1XTf RAUF_-Sellpng; purse. WO; year-ol Ad pward, 'Io fur1nst. Deogro, 10 (Grog %:9.ml. N 16., 9.IO. en; Anxiety, 103 'Claver $420. 14.0. second; Shaban. I0 (Stearns). V.1 third. '.me, 1.123-5. Dash, Big Lumax. Fai Legend. Lrndr'n Girl. Hydroplane. Alcourt, Jerr Rhndes and Valledolid alas ran. SEVENTH RACF,-Mile and one-fouerthr. Litt -BiNer. 0 (Barrettl. 0. 3. . 70. moo; Aid4 115 rldolesworth,. 3,40. 3.'!0, prcoud: Peg. I' (Cruies, W., thirdI. '11me. 203-0 Riser Kin. Dick's P'et. Bobolink. Nanie Mc~ee and Wat LIad alms. F'IRST' IACFE~elling; Stwr-ods; sx furioug Napoleon. 114; Dougiesm 8.. 110; Meddling Mia 10; Kentuecky Boy. 10;: Glory Belle, 107; Go Bond, 10; 'Hanuobala. 10; *Spectre. U; Katehz Gray. 113; Glorine, 10; Poucs de Ieon, 10; Aimi T., 1V: ; ma. 10; Croce. U; 'Chasttr Bam, 10. SECOND RACO-Stespleechas: e; a-p; 3-yes olds and upward; about two mile.. 8un Kin IN; Early Light. 1.3; Quel BEmheur (Impi. IN. ,THIRD RACE-Annaasls Staks; RmB adde. 3-yr-olds; aix furlonge. Houerlees (tmp). 11 Bonnie Witch, 115; Yankse Wteh, 116; Tob M Taggat. 115; Friendless. 110; F'air Wend, 16 'T1eket, 12; Wankess, 116; Bonsdage. 115; Wiotn 1.12. Woodtrap. 110; Battle IN. Hless at Woodtrap. Belmont entry. FOURTH RACE-Ualimae Hasdio.; N.g added; 3-yer-olds and upward; mile and on: sixteenth. Strn~mboll. 13; Short Grass (impi. 121 -Opur. 115; Ciidmper (lip 110; Fern Rock. 10 Tracuon. 3; Roamer. 129; Borow. 121; Boota, 11t Flittergwi, 1II: Eagis, N. Strombosli and S, Rock, Asgnea Belsmont entr. Short Grass as Eagie. Eamil Hers entry. FIFTK RAOI,-8elting; 3-ysar-eide asd upm4a dx fieag Murphy, 15; Paddywhek. 15 Sir WIliam Johnson. 115; Portligt (lass), i nebema= Us, I1l; Brave Omaeri. Ill; Whon 16; *Smramouchk. 10; Eleg Worth, 115; Mare Hlesry, 135; True as Steel, 136; El:snbli, 112 Sheewood. 111; Buckisket, 165; 'Puiltux, IN, ITH BACU.- 11lag; 3-year-olds and wsar all.soad aset yards, VirIes 118; Sm IL Maah. 1'. Umass Choice. US: Ting-a,. IS lhid MaI, 39; Dis, U; *3m, 10; '3mm iN; Old Bkum, 131; Bay of Liht 10; V==== Wanamasr. 10; be s ech 'I; Use Csbe., S URUTH BAOE-silnu; 3p-yelis ad nq ed; il.e an ome.Ieerth. 0. SM. Milir. Ill Geldy, 13; Pumemch. 6; WG Besm. 13; Casi Perr. 11S; Ba'hw, US; 'Pshm Maer, i. WHAT PLAYER WILL STAR IN BIG CLASS very world series has Its bo 1 next? It Is Ipoinible to pick the man fl glory is like a bolt of lightning never ean tell where It will strike. it rarely strikes twice in the same j Of course. some stare twinkled-4) Cobb and Wagner were never ab accormplish very much in the charm ship tests. sThe greatest Individual performen a world series was undobbtedly put by Matty In 15. In this series BU shut out the Athletics three time, is cession; scores S to 0, 9 to 0 and I -He won the world's title for the G almost single-handed. Bill Dineen In 1903, Frank CW Mordecai Brown. Overall and E Stelnfeldt in 1907-'1; Jack Coombe In Joe Wood In 1912. Eddie Collins in and Duffy Lewis in 1915, are stars starred. Below are the players generally r nixed as the "hero" of the different - series: Bill Dineen, 1903, Red SOx vs. Pire Mathewson. 19M. Giants vs. Athlei Rohe. 1906, White Box vs. Cubs. Steinfeldt. 19W, Cubs vs. Tigers. L Chance and Overall, 1908, Cuba Tigers, Babe Adams, 1903. Pirates vs. Tige Coombs and Collins, 1910. Athletic t Cubs. Frank Baker, 1911, Athletics vs. G Wood and Malty, 1912. Red Sox Giants. Bush. Baker apd Collins, 1913. Ath vs. Giants. Gowdy, 1914, Braves vs. Athletics. Lewis and Hooper. 1915. Red So: Phililes. POLLOK HUNTING ANOTHER REFEI L Clever Harry Pollok. who guidea destinies of Freddie Welsh. is wa 't isn't often they can get Harry quandary, but from all rep:>rts I is at his wit's end to dig up a referee. Since the big explosion at Cal. Springs and the kicks which were istered against Referee Billy Roel has been necessary to change the for defending the 135-pound title. all know, Welsh is champion ane tends to keep the title until July 7 * Freddie has announced that he In to retire as the kingpin of his cla that date. t Now. in looking over the field we der on whom the mantle will fall. -now referees are scarce as hen's At Minneapolis, when Welsh and were matched some months ago. F called off a battle because the club not stand for the man he want name. In Denver, when Welsh f Wolgast. Pollok would not go th with the battle until his man named and at that time the job to Otto Floto. After doping out the various ang . looks like a tough job for Harry lok to dig up a man. BRIDWELL MAY MANA( MILWAUKEE IN AMERIK Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 6.-Al Brj ts formerly a member of the New a Giants, Chicago Cube, and St. Loula eral League clubs. has been sign manage the Milwaukee team of American Association, during the a of 1917. according to reports given 0 members of the team today. Pre Al Timme, of the club, refused to is firm the report. Bridwell is an in: 1. and his favorite position is at shor i Motor Gossi BY "51" GROGAN. 7'he fnnlleing anto lienses -wee tued ye -Paul Miner., 1M Orem t. n.; Dvi 4. 4m-Min- a luce Co., 1m t R . w.; stratoe. qoW-Miner & ie s., iRe O st. : 4'm ningham Plumbing Suppl on., 1 42s--Alfred H. Hollkig., ,33 Gaflatin at ; 1918. 4319.,aridan A. Smith. Rio 1th int.; Sa 4E1-Mia WM. H. Blisa lre MaM. ave 1916 Ol2-Mrs, Win. B. Bli-s. 171 Mes, a,. mobile 191.. IS-Phoebs It Cole. Me E p. L:.; I 1917. 4a win 3. Flather. Rigs Nati Bank; d 42015-w. 0. Rider. 4144 Conduit Vd.: nt , U91-0. W. Band, 181e r. t. a..; Kiswei D. 43--W7on & Morn. Highland Apta 1916 4'S-J. L. Glascock. M Eliott at. w. t. 1913. & 2-ot R P. McGlacin, Nront. I Dodge 191a M-srge - Prui 3 th St. nw. S-N-hasa EltehIns, me at. w. - 1916. If4-Earl mtan. 1811 Irving a.; Dods 4MM-Edward W. Furey Belterue Ma, . Chandler 191, I. 42m5-winlfa P. Ryan, 316 lth at. nw.; ( 1917. 4 -. H. D"ckit. 736% 12th at. sa' baker 191. d ele f. Wscsailsl Ca lth .; C 1Md. Is -D ehtNger. 113-3 Ooed n WIlco 1954 33-Renry wamann. jr. -7w 7th t. Pai 1 C209-H. 11 Smith. 3W Holmead pL; Kis ,, as-R. D. Tnompson. 3M 19th at,; Ford 1 t, mIS-Wm. C. Taylr,. 155 Seward sq.; B.1, 4M-Tennie A. Graes. (1ey Chase, Md is troft 1916. 43-W. A. Wimaatt. 15 sth St. w ; Parka Ded number,. 91. D. -- 4 William Redmond, who enjoys a acquaianre among the trade, has ed the salee staff of the Haynes) Is Company. 12 The chief trouble in automobile r seems to have been overcome. 1i have been built so that they will up under the most gruelling tests, b to now tire changes have cut dow, time of the drivers and In a numb Instances have been the cause of th that really should have won losin1 e, race. John Aiken, who hung up a d of almost 1052 miles an hour for 160 u did not have to stop for a tire ch e Of the fourteen car. which finished were only eight tire changes and fi them went through the race and di look worn at the finish. This argue. for the tire user, as it means tha manufacturers have made disco, y which should double and perhaps1 I; the tire mileage of the average use I. racing Is the hardest known test car or tires can be put to. Announcement of te election of Morse to the vice presidency of sellIng division, Chalmers Motor pany, has been made. Mr. Morse resigns as males, mnanag s the Hudson Motor Car Company to up his new work of directing Chsa .1 sales. His acqudto by the Chei -people is regarded as one of the mos portant trade moves In recent mont the automobile industry. He will Into the position made vacant by death of Paul Smith last July and have direct charge of sales, service adwertislag. "In eleoting Mr. Morse to the vice - dacy, we are in reality again jo forces with a veteran Chalmers a man," said Mr. Pfeffer yeserda. ISIS, Mr. Morse was ooenerdls mam for the 3. R. Thomas Motor Cinpaa Buffale. which marketed the pr'odn the Chalmers-Detroit Compeny. He ed the Enamaan Coinpaigy in 190 and tha dstanem manamw- ta nm -. NAVY ELEVEN 1 I? - READY FOR BATTLE rho's Annapolis, Xd. Oct D. &-Dsn week. which was lactied M In hrop r the aration for the against t ately Georgetown tomorrow, marked the prae- I aries tice at the Naval Academy yesterday. I -you The varsity was only allowe to have I and the leather when it had won on downs e slaos. Inside the X-yard line. Most of the time a ough was given over to resisting a series of f 11 to severe onslaughts by the scrubs. The pion- varsity men showed an ability to rally when driven batk under their own goal Ie In posts. but when out in midfleld could not I over particularly withhold their opponents. I r Six The same combination picked up Wednes- i suo- day by the coachee with Jackson and to 0. Johnson on the ends, and Capt. Ward lants back at tackle, was tried again yester day. Another new tryout was the pla- t Lnce. Ing of Butler. the plebe who starred at 4 [arry Philadelphia Western High School last 4 1910, season at full back. He Is still suffering 11S. from a wrenched back, and was not al who lowed to do too much work. However, the general Impression Is that he will get ocog- a thorough test within the next week or rorld two. e BOSTON ROOTERS FEAR MARQUARD I es. Boston. Oct. 6.-Once again Boston Is in i vs. the throes of a baseball frenzy. Not since 1912 has there been as much enthusiasm ants. over this world series-Ing business as t vs. there i today. Not only are the natives a involved in the merry soramble for paste. o etles boards, but out-of-towners as well are t after them. At least 5,AO visitors are I here and every one for the sole purpose vs. of getting into Braves Field before the bell rings at 2 p. m. tomorrow. One of the strangest of many strange j things is that Boston is in terrifie fear 1 of Richard Marquard. formerly a left handed actor, and now the same sort of b ,EE a pitching person. The Box partisans feel t that this one-time erratic, but now thor- t the oughly reformed member of the Dodgers, a ,-ied. may be the one hurdle that the Sox will I In a not be able to overcome in their race C ollok toward the world championship goal new line. rado "Robby." wilt. a contsmanrary In all lsae I Yee. bo-4bout 30 pounds of themi reI 0. !t lans As 1917. S~ endz Ready Refi won tight eeth. htte ADVERTISING AGETS. rould GARDNER JOHNSON. ,d to "Advtisew ewvhe Bureu. Evetas Ss m >ught Math 1I. -ough J. BALE POGTON. INO. was McGill Bldg, fell mats 01. *Pot AUTO HIRING COMPANIES. GEORGE W. HARDY, IM T st. nw. Nortb 14. :AN AUCTIONEERS. ADAM wRICHLEE. Iwell, 0 PnnyIVSnia &e, SW. York main IS2. Fed id to BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. the eason L P. ANDREW8 PAPER 00.. at by IV&T 13th &t. ne. lident Main U elder DYING AND CLEANING. tstop. A. C. THOUR. TZ 6 11th at. a.. Uinenn 12%. NEWPORT DYE WORKS. I6= P at. nw. WeSt 1164. ANTON IFSCH , 006 0 St. nW. Main 142. DENTISTS. DR. 1. N. MYERB, Davis 2 Pa ave. nw. Main r1 Specalty in Crown and Bridge work. 3 Pa. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. ARTHUR LOWN. n 16. Eletrial Contractor. 2M I wt. nw.. Wamingm. Flat D. C. Eerything Elearaia. EStimates fraished. Telephone Wes 13, Old. ENGRAVERS. ackard MAURICE JOTYE ENGRAvING 0. Star Buiding. DotMain 3M. ,d 1911 FILING AND LOOSE LEAF DEVICES r R. P. ANDREWS PAPER COMPANY. TV-W31 13th at. nS. dMain 2015. Avta; FURNITURE. 'RNITURE--New ad Slightly Used. an sone Dodge of the Best Heae. in the city. (ahle or edit save m'aey. Buy at HOPWOOD'S "th and E nt. HERALD adillac GASOLINE CARES. andler AUDURN-PATHFINDE 0 rd.; AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO. M 916 24th and M st@. .i 1917. Phone W. 711. 016. A 1916. BUICK De- EMERSON & ORM"I 1620 M st. 11s . Phone N. 8710. CADILLAC wide THE COOK & STODDARD CO. join- 1138 Connecticut av. (otor Phone N. 710. HlAYNE "Amnrica's (ireatest Light Six." Two icing moles three body styles. Haynes tors5 Motor Company, Inc.. 1520 M st. itand Phone N. 881. It up I the .jEFvrRY. ir of HURLEY & EARLEY. INC. S car 529 14th st. nw. Sthe Phone Main 6159. rark ies. MAXWEL H. ~. L.EARY. JR. thee 2 Fourteenth st. Phone N. 4424. no PACKCARD wel THE LUTTRELL CO. te 1214 New Hampshire av. tere Phone West 985. reble P1ERCE-ARROW r for FOSS-HUGHES CO. that 1141 Connecticut av. Phone North 5402. C. PULLMAN the WM. BARNHART & CO. *om- 1707 Fourteenth st. Phone North 196. sr of ~'Herald Automobuile Difactory. Please send me the following info step the ----* * ** * * * * * * ----- --- will and -e-'********* rest.---**********- --. ning SYout name.................. SYour address ............. . RIO OF ED sox ARE HORS DE COMBA Bostm Ot. de-'fh Red ftx will ent he world's owli". fraeas tomorrow min he services of three men who help naterlally in their winning the Americi dsgUe bunting. Notwithstanding ti iandleap the Boston rooters contin onfdent of a. Rad Sox triumph and 4 till laying odds of 10 to 7 on the avorites. Jack Barry. captain of the team ar "the brains of the Infield;" Dell Gains Itility first baseman, and George Foste he great right-handed pitcher, are t iore de tombat Box. Barry's smash igers have not healed sufficiently 'ermit him to enter either of the flh wo frays. Foster is not In conditi o pitch against the Dodgers. He h een suffering from a lame arm for me ral months and cannot be expected oter the title series where a pitch nust be at his best If he I to win. Dick Hoblitzel Is almost sure to p. rat base for the Red Box during t atire aeries. He has been doing t cork there with Gainer. Gainer has n, >een batting well of late. Barry, Gainer and Foster will be he n reserve. AW STUDENTS TO ROOT FOR E.EVE Headed by N. L. Lawler, president he Georgetown University Athletic A oclation, more than a hundred studec f the law school are to go to Annapol him afternoon to witness the game b ween the Navy and Georgetown. T arty is scheduled to leave Fourteen treet and New York avenue at no d will parade through the streets 6nnapolis before going to the foothi eld. The law school Is enthusiastic over It mitial game of the season. a, many he students at the law school are he football squad. Those from the Ia chool in the squad are Wall, Malone howalter. Anderson. Sanchez, Burlan PfBryan, Ward, O'Connell, Fees, Croni Vhalen and Cody. Al Me~er has agreed to t Jack DDno. ok this Ap of his own aord without vans . ehoose hi favorite barrins ground. rence Telephor KAIR GOODS AND HAR DI2ESSIN BORDEN's. i113 0 street ;w. Main 464L Mm-M. aOCRON-4ma m l4th t. aW. Moi. M HARDWARE AND PAINTS. 'TERPRIBE HARDWARE OMPANY. Try Our ner Oil. Jae Oana. Of Oth A. nw. Main MIM. ICE CREAM AND ICES. ANTON FMCHER, Manufacturer of Pure Ice (heia. M VA St. as. Main M. ICE COMPANIES. BUM BROs.. Me Florida a, so. North M1l. LAUNDRY. BAUER LACE CI'TAIN LAUNDRY, 5M E st. n. LAncoln 2M. MOTOCYCLES AND BICYCLES. =AvVarORD orYOLS OD.. 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IMITH-FORM-A-TRUOK "Your Ford and S360.00." RECORD AUTO CO. 831 Mass av. ELECTRIC CAES. IAKER-RAUOH-LANYG-.. BARTRAM ELECTRIC GARAGU, 1204-O8 New Hampahire av. 2107-11 M st. Phones West 458-459. 4 COUPON. ination:l ask for Auto Department. ......... OLD SOL TO ATTED r GAME AT ITO W Boston. Oct. 6.-ar weater wil pre as Vail tomorrow few the oeming game of d the worl's Series hre. In the opina of .n John W. Smith, head Of the loal weather is bureau. Is "All indications today," he said. "are r that conditions will be tabr. Temperate ir will be seasonable and winds Amederata from the wat." A - r. LOUT. r. -T - A WgrW Po1LANIAW PFm. ke about sit --*hsV old; an wbite wIh M.hie Mih Snoe; noew and feet clipped; sses; to nae f to Billy." Ubeal rerd wil be peld tahis sear at to IS Md. ave. ne. n LST-WEDNEAY, 00 4. BMW= a th and C and Tth and Pa. ass, av.. seie s tatre diaond ring. Rea.d. Addrem 14V Pa. a. on. Phese Mats m. XOm TO xI. MONET TO WAN ON APP~ovVED CIr=E estate at 'est We aM * t r,. to Vbe p.Fm... r 16 ERWORD, las, lT Uth at. it MONEY To LOAN-4m TO 0 R 1 Real astate. SOeral trus fub. 4% to $ Pr M" Id All e-an. condued wit ----s--nl enxe. ==tes fi borawe.. W. 9. &AUNDEB3 & co.. 3mat awni. ser - .t. .w. FOR IR.P-AUTOXOBILU. AUToMOnSIaN FOR lAaa A A A M = hear; ave"ial rater ambsove and lamss Wasu. CIA Lin. la. if 19OR IRE-1I PE EOUE, ADYOG; CAoI1 I. white afes--; dan, on; 6wr amt aim servi s toPhane Lincoin I. a ?EvENVp-PAWgBNp PaAM -4 es how; eaywh.. is tW. . low now .t. sad arn. W. 41. le ., SPECIA NOTICE. fTE OUT2N APAo &FPAIR FWER 1 AZ2E Wastngton and ne,. Wejs.oI. ..lael an O4setor 4. did not lvw,. n.... A. WaMs. Ses. the tda. lasted at ti Ift am. ) POR SALF-AUTOKO3TTER n I BROKEN CAST IRON t. A ote mtals welded te atae prese, i. eteam Auto sop. Ele N. J. ae. ow. I.. m SPIRITU ALTR MRS. BROWNELL Tanoe Medium. Teils ,no" D futue; edviee on boansos,, hbmans m I1ve naumes. 901 Eye af. nv. ie Directory L PRIKTERS AND PrUBIME~M MODEL PRINTING OMPANT, Book and Jo Printing. 14 Too at .w. North i4e. PRINTER DAXIJMG (S, &I -PafnIe. Prie..- -.i.. ofe ao e,... 736I lit. Main I OOLUMIAN PRINTTNO CO., INC., Wi 10th at nw. Phone M. M Dance preasrm a ecmalti. PLUMBING AND KEATING. PRANK A. KER. - 111 Wisnlain ae. aw. weet 612 . PRESSING CLUBS. LA MODE PRESILNG CL('. Ma Ee ift nw. M n11 'I. STATIONERY & OFICE SUPPLIP. N. P. ANDREWS PAPER COMPANY. ?27-33 13th t. no. Main SU TAXICABS. FEDERAL TAXICAB COMPANY, 2W 13th st nor. Main am. WINDOW CLEANING. AOME WINDOW CLEANIN CO. 612' H St. N W. WINES AND LIQUORS. a BEN BOSENFELD, Wine ad Beer for Family Trada. Main 6W, ts t% a. ow. JO-HN MORIb l1t U St. tow. North MW. M. MORRIS, UN M at. ow. Wet @1L A . REITZELL W21 10th at. aw. Maio TL WIsTIORIO (KOOMAKER'S). lA]dLfsag 3m. THE hBOOMAKkLa COMPANY. 111 g it. MAIM 115. M. I . MORN M011 M t. nw. West laL Noth FI. ZECTORY 88 a- LAMPS AND RADIATORS. MOORE & CO. Auto Ianp and Radiator Doctors. All work guaranteed. 306 John Marahall Place. 10 Phone M. 1648. at TIRE. DIAMOND TIRE% The new velvet rubber. National Electrical Supply Co. 1830 New York av. Phone M. 00. .FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUDDER CO. .Moat mniles per dollar. 324 Fourteenth st. MaIn 327. MILLER TIRES--.. " GEARED TO THE ROAD." TTHE CIRCLE TIRE CO. (INC.) 1214 Fourteenth at. Phone N. 6516. LE ~ ROT LIVINGBTox.. Hood Tire. 1621 Fourteenth at. North 1246. -JONES-.KESSLER RUBBER TIRE CO. STREAD TIRES -- MARATHON 605 and 612 E st. Phone M. 1041. 1521 14th *t. Phone N. 4509. - ACCESSORm. EENITH CARBUURW--a- FEDERAL TIRES FEDERAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. 476 Pennsylvania ay. Phone ML. 1445. B. F. IMRMRMAp..-. 8teward-War'ner Service Station. 1817% Fourteenth at. North 3601. BOYCE NOTOMETER s - GABR RI.L - NUBDERS--.. Service Statiori. 1113 Fourteenth .. IRVI T. DONOHIOE. Phone N. 2740. NAIONAL ELECTRICAL. SUPPLy 00 Everything for the car owner." 1110 New York av. Phone Main 6100. RECORD AUTO CO 081-2-5 as. v. Phone Main 2-3. UNION GARAGE Supple-dy or night. Gst. been Sixth and Seventh. TOPS AD SEAT COVERS. "W~aU~nTOn' TNForensoet Auto Top1 Want to S car and YOU his Wife tok Garlie's, and. aI line, you found for the price of 1 put a aassad in 1 of possible buyej Just call T classad taker-I ",. The Wi KELP WANTED-1AL. WAJrTt-.,A fLnABIAr COw= MA was to whaomnis %e- As t can hw s. s.. via rerws usey in wos. i a. am. WANR-WETE MGY To WOaK D9 tiT shir. 1- F a. ==. ANTED-dT WITH RICYCLE. APP THE F.CIT AND NUT SHOP. 32 0 a. ACTOMoBuLE MARVIN WANTED O Ar7 or a . is; sed gay to good only than with , nc wantsd. RE AUTO CO.. on Main sa GOOD LIVE HEAL WTATE KAIM hare bhunred dt s5mens; oly them m of wA and apoly; ---" .W aLIar. Department. REAL &TATo TRT 00 and H sa am. SUBSCRTION SOUCrMc wanted. Men of good addIt and neat appearance. A-1 prm osition. Apply MR. MAHA Washington Herald. between and 10 a. m. today. WANTED EXPERIENCED INSIDE VIREME APPLY A. F. KRUG, 221 N. LIBERTY S BALTIMORE, MT ANfED -- THREE PAPER"ANGERS thee =int.r 1. B. LEPREUX. W P at WE ATEN.TRIP MEN. APPIA AP" r. rn.. 449 lroing at. w. MEN WILLING TO WORK CAN EARS $2 to $3 pr day. Apply V Yan ad whar YAURT DOVE ('O. WANTED-TEE2 DIBHWASEEIS AT AVrY at WHITE PALACE IXNOH, Ft. nw. HELP WANTED--FMATI tfnTN'; LADY FOR OPICE WORK typwriting; I par weAk to tart- Cal afte -36 4th It nw. PERSONAIS. PoME MN ARE OLETER AND RAH but the "rafters" 9t in ther work and -r7 valuable maen' worn it, overoat. etm. This aboald be A& Sand for sa erM good cah-doms ofer. JUFTH-i STAND, 63 D. NOTICE: Artificial teeth and se hand Diamonds and Jewelry bo Le.ie Abrahama, 815 G, op. Pat. a DR. REEE SPECIALIST 804 SEYVBTEEUTH STREE OVER 30 YEARS' o* ad epedal Dsas of Met @ad Won. Means Health to You If You Si from Catarrh. Obestr, Ranua3 Com PiOeW, Throat, Lug Brai, Hart. lood an Diseaftse Nereous Debility Kidney Diases, der Trouble. Specf. Blood Possonig. Er tUera.. and All Pnat. Disea Curd for I Saf. Methods. Charges Low. Medicine Furni CONSULTATION FREE. Private Waiting Room for Ia omos ae-rs, 1. to I. S t a sonde, - 1. WANTED--HOUSES. WANED-TO LIST ALL OF Y vacant property for rent. Harry E. Gladmar 306 Pennsylvania Ave. Lihe. "RETTI6 A SPECIALTY." BUSINESS ANOUNCEMZNT COAL AND WOOD. PROFIT SHARING COAL We Phare the Preit with the Css 556 N' street N. W. North ICE B01E3 AND REFRi!GERAi McCRAY R.EFRIGEBATORJ And Ceellag Reems Am. Uegu )IoCRAY REFRIGERATOR Ci n P st. N. w. CARPMPS AND Effe sZA3D T cCptCbau .. C a e. fm PIANO TIiMEg. 5L0-ime Th. se MAZT YEARs AT WEBma aTED iiin., New Teak. T. HoLvinaoN, 3 WALL PAPER. 10c. 15, leA-NI paper. 5. and 1Oe per pls pa pered $2 up. Plaste1 pad a- ef all kada. P5 Za it. uw. Phone N. 0. S1OR ENT-TYPEWEITERI Kera m -= .M a . .... ma U E plai. Moar~ wu .N Ser smath: S a "A Hse*M Camd b a me sig of dD4bow &Mfcm --4WA DOCTOR CZAM. Wl That Car? Iyo t W JaM Wase to 1AWy itdfor Bils hme izm~e& . and you thae BMU had pam omo Undo ter Wasfimg two gfamn of 206cas gus that BMW ad chnged his nind-'bm .bae two galons of gas you could Imo U. Hwald and reached the cyu of som S. is Wasbington Herad and ask for a UM~ Results will follow." Lshington Herald 1' o isVfi r"tAnIC NAb. W M1~ Use PL~ Wruth MIL _ i1 278T. Pr.u RO? VY 2K )(T ST. MW-1'wo Room l FY UTM toiu y md-Smod. n aS ih.fi . - WolROaPAE OJY L IN.. RT. AW" *m -Atmof-, lom mm h. IL W. L = WM u1crMI-2C 7- NUMM Room LK N W..4C7 R. rlurSWD f~abed ,om . ARK ~~f-W ROS 7H' W""cU bath. 4011m om am ma Ubftha W"- TIL 71 ha bth. bobnot.10t i ST. NW-4Turr cw RooMs r cntldcb~iat.; ph...; wyof~o' cwuin ~ M thvw cmhm . 3 eVME -fur4 fm I- h. k. giu m .. MmScS BOARD AND 103M. iIi. b c Qutluam&. Phmos Nort If FK75 ! .-!j bth: W"t h..t 510; V2 without J, hot.. bt N. s. 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