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The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
Praises Young Rector.

Editor The WsshingIoo Herald
Your account OF the young rector who
has brsveiy confessed his lack Of faith
In the creed he professed IN youth. ap-
peals 10 me, and I wish TO express my
admiration and respect for his courage
and msnlineSs-
never saw or heard before of the
young manor am either EpiscOpalisn
OF Unitarian-but II has happened to me
70 know a number Of persons who from
family OF business reasons, or from
sheer lack Of pluck. have continued 20
march under a church banner they no
longer reverenced, while in private con-
vers2tions acknowledging their real be
lief.
Therefore, it Is peculiarly gratifying
when one sees displayed the moral cOur-
age 20 abjure such infidelity 90 truth.
SIDNEY ROSS.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Folio<1Es scssc1ls AEures rahlShed ozl7
as information ard ara not rnsrsrteed:
For Atlantis. birmingham Mobile. Ssz Oriss-s
AsheTiIie. chsttsnoozz. Memphis. = q. Eod n.j
.. n daily. Dining czgs
For Roanoke Enc<siiie. Casttxuoozz XsuunA
Ntu Orleans. 1910 ?. n daily. DfnlrR czrz
For Columbia Charleston AzEust. Alkez. saTsu-
nah. Jacksonville, and Florida poin-s. E.lG D y.
dsiy- Drin9 car ss-vsoe.
Tourist czrs for California. tsi-weekly. lJs . %.
Loczl for Ea-Tiso1burg ! 8 4 n. daily: as ? =
Eeek DAYS: fos DsnTiIie 20 4 n dzEly. zud
chzTicttesFfie. - =. n. ard As p X esE5.
FFeauent trains 70 ard frcr 2.ueznout.
!. 5. Brown. CEREAL AsezA
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
Airships for the Ocean.


Editor The Washington HeTzld;
Get up in a ships rigging fifty feet
and look down into the sea and you win
be surprised at the distinctness with
which objects can be seen in ocean water.
II the sea Is only few hundred feet
deep. the hfty-foot elevation VIII allow
you a perfectly plain view OF every nook.
rock. plant, and animal or course. for
deeper seas higher elevation is necessary.
But with elevation and spygisss the deep
est waters become 20 the vision as air, 50
you can see all the bottom OF the sea
OF course, storms and the emptyings of
swollen rivers render sIots OF the ocean
murlIy az times.
Somewhere in my journeys over the
Eastern seas I caught a glimpse Of q
submerged city. The houses, temples.
and monuments were distinct The Incl
dent impressed me with the idea that the
old oceans held secrets enough TO prove
that our little globe has been full OF
tragic pranks.
Some Old philosopher said: There is
nothing hidden that shall not be re-
vealed-" or words 20 that effect Wen,
the airship is with Us II is to reveal
more than has yet been dreamed Of Most
All the history Of our planet lies on the
bottom OF the ocean I expect the real
Garden OF Eden viii be found somewhere
on the bottom OF the Pacific Ocean, and /
expect there will be no apple trees; moth
ing but the bones Of the old serpent and
some sea shells.
In addition TO aiding scientific explora-
lions. airships will be convenient for
treasure trovers. Old Spanish gold-laden
gaIIeOns viii no longer be able 10 hide.
The oceans hold treasures upon treasures
which VIII not escape the eye OF the
great new bird Of destiny. Even the
north pole is likely 70 be captured by the
airship. And. BY the way. what prize
that Old pole viii be.
ORvILLE n. EIsfBALL.
A-,hs-zs Mass
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
NORFOLK Avn WESTERN RWY

sCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II. IA
Leave Washington New Unsoa stsfsoc
sS0 4 D.-Datiy-Al pos5ts q Eo-folk snd VEST
en- also KncxviTs. Chattanooga, and Msuuhts
lede D n--DsHy-R1Gaoke, Bristol. Wiusfus-
Salem. K1oxyfle Chattanooga, ESshTife Nsuuhi.
New 0Hesns Tkrozzh Sleeper. Diu1zz caz.
For ScrfoIk-LesFs washington 41 a n Ssfy
MS a. n. daily iezc-pt Sunday. ArTiTs Eo-soIs
In 4. n and 58 p n
sS5 2. n--Dzily-BerZJTfIie. Lurzy. SksnaB6asA
Trains fs0n the Socshvsss arrive SIS 4. n zn6
N8 D n
avenue Bond RufftinzS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
The City Directory.
IL = - e:

Editor Tie Washington Herald:
VIII some one kindly tell ne who IS TO
blame for the way In which the city
directory is managed? One year ago no
one came to get our names, even. This
past fan. however. a man called for our
names and addresses FOR the directory.
Complaint was made 20 this party as to
apparent caTelessnegs OF the solicitors the
previous year. and he promised 10 lock
into The matter. And what IS the result?
10 and behold our names have again
been omitted from the directory. This
desultory manner OF recording correctly
the names and addresses OF the resi-
dents OF the District is 8 great mcon-
venience TO many. and I would Ike 10
have an explanation OF the matter az the
hands OF any one who may be able 70 set
me straight MRS. WILLIAM BROWN.
Zll Ontario rad.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
Hibbs Building.
MONEY at 5 PER CENT
Loaned on d. c. Real Estats.
HEISKELLr & MeLERAEs
1903 L 1t.

pected2 II the rich man and the Just man
and the little child shall not minEie IN
the world 10 come. is IL reasonable 10 sup
pose they would do so in this world ? For
the same Jesus that has said, suffer the
little children TO come unto me. for OF
such is the kingdom OF Heaven" has
also said. 1t Is easier FOR camel TO 20
through the eye Of a needle than for a
rich man to enter the Kingdom of
Heaven" CHARLES {. BRUCE.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAnWAY

NoTE-Pu5lsssed only IS information. and re
guaranteed.
so 2. Nc. 4 o. LIfTTED. Dsliy-Fast ~
ucaec trzi1- Pullman siorpeS 70 Lexington. Louis
Vie. CinSn1st Indizuzpolis Cascso. ard e
Louis Psri1 zr 70 Virginia Hot SrEsnzS zssk-
oayS Pullman CIR Louisville 70 Memphis End Nsz
CEsesrs Dfasnz CHS Is carts se-Tica
u10 P Nj. F. Y LIMITED, Dzlr-Sosia
vsstf5uis tzin. Puifzsz Eeeps-s 20 Csnca-rsti
Lexington and Louisville dzily. ard Virginia Eos
Springs reSk dsSs. Dining cars "a czrts rzFvics
Pullman slesps-s Cin2nnsd 20 Chicszo szd St
Louis ard Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashville ara
New Orleans
Cheszpssks s1d Ohio OEcsz s. PsunsyfFsuia
sTeure: 1853 street and New Urion SsztsonL TEL
sVhons Main loss o. s1s sE ccksts haEzzzs cAseks
neseTrztious ard Tzxiczh
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
VIEWS OF PEOPLE ON MANY TOPICS
WHAT>Do You THINK ABOUT IT?
WHAT DO you THINK ABOUT IT?

watch the parade In no other city are
there to be signs Keep or the grass. IN
der penalty OF the law" From Wash
ington goes out the constant threat OF
law. MOSES FOLSOM.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

POOR HUBBY
The Estty- young Mrs. Laroque
Bought bonnet said & toque
When the bill hubby got
He a whole lot.
But she seemed to think II joque
Fiad Mrs. Iaroque.
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down. under books.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone IN advertisement 10 The Wash
sngtcn Herald. and biz VIII be sent you
et ! cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
MARKET Is BUOYANT
General Condition Greatly
Improved Recently.
COLLAPSE OF WHEAT CORNER

Failure of Similar Schemes Due to
Various Reasons, One Being Pub
lie Sentiment, Another OpDO-tu-
nifty OF Farmers to Sell Promptly.
Security Market Improving.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
10 BALTIMORE
"EyERY HoCR O. THE HOUR

fWesk dsys ! % a. n 10 L % D 11
r9a BG. "a. T11, fs1o. ~ ~
q ds, r2So. 80 rs9 Es0. fSn. t4:is. -S00. 155S
50: 80 50 10. fs5n, go. 'l0Sa, 'l9Ss.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
RAILROADS.
MORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLIE LINE
EFERY OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR-
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET, NEW YORK.
80 = n Diner. PuIl-an P1rloc.
f970 n U. ObSe-Tari5u Parior. F1FehouF trs1z.
$40 A. Z Due- ard Pullman Psrlo- car
III % T. n. Dine7 ard Pullman PzFlor CEr
sS9 2 z. DiDsr and Pullman PariCr CsI.
'S5o D n Royal Limited Al PuIlrsSr- Skoszf
fz55 . n Coaches % Philadelphia
% ,. Il Di1e- ard Pullman Pzrl0.
SO 2 Il Coaches 20 PHILADELPHIA
'l2:i5 rtgat- Sleepers to Nsz IoIk
7S5s n Sleepe-s % Philadelphia New ToEk.
. % 2. N
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

CHICAGO. IL $50 p n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
SO q "a = -1S n, rl2So riSht-
PiITSBCRG. 's.l5 g. H.. IL I'D p II. sI2S
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

MINCHEsTER, ra:l0 a n. rSs $50 D =.
FREDERICK. So. rs:l0. SIS a n 8 y TIS6.
fSS5 n
HAGERSTOWN. -9:i0 a. n fsa8 . Il
ANNAPOLIS. -. $50, fi2Ss roon. f30. 81
=. s-d so ;. 2.
.Dsiiy. fEzcyTt Sunday. ESunday unly
TELEPHCNES az al the following Ticket o.
ices. 4T r 81 Nv Main Izf: SD Psnnsyi-zrsa
ave. Main -: New Uniu1 stsffor. Tsrfet Os5~s
Nsin $50; Inf1-1stiou Bureau Main 80
Evening star., 1909-02-19
WITH THE LAWMAKERS OF
THE SIXTIETH CONGRESS

The army appropriation bill. which VAS
reported TO the Senate late yesterday,
carries SIao Jooo o.n. an increase of ST.
1Ns.nii over the amount as il passed the
House The principal items of increase
are as follows: Increased pay Tor eniist-
ed men. Sf.oiS.Glo. pay OF officers OF the
line. SloS.'1p: longevity pay of enlisted
men, S1:o91; pay of officers in medic al
department. SI1t.Ha: pay az retired oth-
GERS on active service. Sl5l.S0o; pay or
retired enlisted men. $1,000: encamp-
ment and maneuvers of organized mill
tia. Sl1!,s0: barracks and quarters,
10000: transportation of the army and
its supplies. S3>2,s4ti: military and post
roads in la>ka Si.0oto: buildings on
Corregidor Island Philippine Islands.
S21.oto The only item of Importance
stricken from the bill is S,l,o,0tp for bar
racks and quarters ia the Philippine
Islands. An amendment was adopted 10
provide for the attendance of West Poin'
cadets at the Taft inaugural ceremonieS.
this provision having been refused by the
IIplISp
Evening star., 1909-02-19

The only first choice to meet defeat
hit by the successful string of favor
ties. Summaries:
First race: six fnrlongs Milpitas III Pow
second: Velms G.. 1o+ tShriner,. ~ u !. third.
Time. liz 3-5. Plon. Henry "f Shennamerc.
Light Comedy. Aragon and Saint kilda also
TAN.
one-half furlongs- los .Shiilingi. &"
To- won: kiora l0a tPowers,. 10 >, second :.
Hrlma s.. loo ,Howardi to /. third. Time.
q. 40 45. Sporting Life. Fred Stone. Lady raret,
FL ferfrrto also ran.
Third race: selling: five and onc-haf fmrlongs
Lady lrma. les tS"hiling t" lo. won; Rtiiy
Bodemer. 104 Howard o to L. second; Jane
swift. los tk"nnedyI, to |. third Time.
LOS rs. Work and Play. All Alone. Uncle
Jim. Free Knight. The Bear and Scmproni also
Fourth race; selling: seven furlongs tialve<.
ld9 powcist. 10 l. won; John Louis. lol
tPage'. To l. second: King of the Mist. lo
Schillng,, 10 Ia /. third Time. .2h Is. her-
~. Entire Nous skye. Financier and Charley
Paine also ran
Fifth race: mile: purse Piute. loo tSchilling'.
> to ). won: .\z". 1ai tMcGec,. u 10 / second
orlo. 100 nioidstcn,. IL 10 =. third lime
ran
Sixth race: seven furionss: selling Progress,
1903 ttuburhon'. y to =. won: Rey Del Muhdn.
! 100 tRutweln. 10 To second: Tro Reach. lol
Page, g to l. third Time. l25 Is Sadler,
bay Star. 10 Reese Orifamme. Decklay Moro
silany. Bye Bye I. Friar of Elgin and Amp"d'
n Is"
seventh race: selling: hve and onc-hsf fur
longs -t'rcst"n. ITO ,Srhilingi. 10 !. Won; In
rement. f"S tMrt;rel. . I" /. second: Garter
Light; 10 Howard rs to l. third Inn.
Barrett. Allen Lcr shirley IoscmorA. Jane I-lu'
! rel and Zen Stone also
Evening star., 1909-02-19
HIGH PRIVATE IN LEAD.
Takes the Derby Trial in Easy Fash
ion on Oakland Track.

OAKLAND. Cal. February ia good
card was offered at Emeryville yesterday
the Derby Trial at | 1-16 miles as the
feature High Private and Fanatic, from
the Forsythe stable ruled favorites. After
Light House and Haman tired, High
Private drew away and won from Tom
Hayward while Fanatic was third.
Fine weather favored the racing. but the
track was sloppy, owing to rain of the
early morning
Favortes were played. The summary:
Firs; race. three and a half furlongs: purse
Jack Dcnncrlen, liz 'Sco.i ille to /. won: Napa
Nick. 103 tMc'arthyb. II TO =. second: Alder
Gulch. 1u9 'Tapln : to |. third. Time. o.4i Is.
Judge Henderson. Father Eugene. Matcbem Cisn.
Second race. six furlongs: selling Argonaut.
los iMcntry,. to I. won: Ozorine l0l clark.
> I" >. second; Descomncts. 1O7 'keoghs. u {" !.
third. Time. LII -. Allness. Screnadc. I.ittl"
skies and Falls" Nun also ran.
Third race. mile and twenty yards: selling
igll1tta. los .Tarlin, ) 10 T. won; o- Si."i -
: to |. third. Time. 1.47 81 Import and
Husky also
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth: Derby Trial
Hayward. 10: ,Gilbertl, . to l. second: Fanatic,
TO-. McCarthv,. II to 90, third Time. 80 ..
Pao Alto Lighthouse. Ocean Queen and Mailman
also ran.
Fifth mile: selling Dainty Belle. l"2
,Taplin,. . to /. won: Dollie Dollars. III Ike
ngh,. IL t" =. second: Rosevale los ,iilberti. 9
tella e.. Em and En-, Melar. Priceless Jewel.
Blanche {. aud Sahara also ran.
Sixth race. six fur"ngs: purs"-Fordnll". 10,
third Time. 1.l6 ~. Early Tide. Hector.
Sanwa. Rather ROYAL and Pic Ico also ran.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
MoMENTUM's CLOSE CALL.
Defeated Ray Thompson by Three
Quarters of a. Length at Tampa.

TAMPA. Fla February 1a.-The third
race. a handicap. was the feature of yes
terdays races. and Ray Thompson and
Momentum fought il out all the way. The
latter won by three-quarters of a length.
After investigation Into the race run by
jeanette NJ. Wednesday the judges or
dered her entry refused on account OF in
consistent running. Jockey Hinchciffe
will be reinstated. The summary:
First race: six furlongs and sixty yards Rose
! boro, loo tBurton,. to l. won; Malvina. 1o2
II to |. third. Time 1.o1 Ruioba. Miss Peri
CORD. Battle Ak, My Love. Berida and French
also ran
Second race: five furlongs -kiamesh II. III
Carthy,. to /. second Dew Of Dawn. los tHan
nam, Is to l. third. Time. 1.H4. Katie Gleason
Clo.teres Mask and Faces and Emily Almanac
also ran.
elt. to !. won: Ray Thompson, III Hrender-
gast,. to :. second; RnSehurg ii. 104 fiannan,.
) to |. third. Time, 1.o3a. Dolly huffman.
Snnfirc. Sally Preston and Chiffon also ran.
| Fourth race; seven furlongs- Meriso. 102 t!ran-
MIN. ; to l. won; Eiysum. lo7 tSmith,. > to l..
second: Pimpant". % Crowley, to >. third.
Time 3ota. Rose Arke. Maleron. She Wolf.
Hawks Flight. NJ. l.. Dawson and Camel also
ran.
| Fifth race: five furlnngs- Aunt Tahitha. 96
I.cedb. to ]. won: Birdslayer 103 tRrannon,,
6 I" = second Revery. ~ tIrwin,. 20 10 L. third
Time. 1o4ai. Amador. W. q. Williams. Miss
| Padden. Kate Carney. Tomochchi and Carrie
Sixth race: six furonSs and sixty yards Car
rauGh. loo smith. t to I. won: Minnehaha. 10"
tIIannan,. TO = second: Airship. 10s tBurns.
Topsy. Calabash. Charley Lusk and Clifton Forge
Evening star., 1909-02-19
GREAT LITTLE
FIGHTERS READY

NEW YORK, February 19.-Both little
fighters claiming that they were ready to
make the weight at 1"1 pounds, prepara-
tons were completed today for the fight
at the National Athletic Club here today
between Abe Attell worlds featherweisht
champion, and Jem Driscoll, the English
featherweight champion who has not lost
a fight since his arrival in this country
The little men have trained hard and con-
scientious'y and it is expected that the
contest will be the best seen herea bout
for some time. Late last night the dis
pute over who should referee had not been
settled but compromise will be agreed
upon before this evening. The betting to-
day is 10 to : in favor of Dris oil Sev-
eral large wage-s We're recorded. There
were seVreal runners that the police would
interfere with the fight, but the promoters
seemed to be little disturbed.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
FUTURE DAYS.
u hfs Ia =.
ADAM 4 MESGIIIER Al.CTIO\EER.

TR1STEE's SALE or THREE ATIRACTlNuE ,,1I,u
WEST AND 1lo5 VERMONT ANENl +
NORTHWEST. A RARE CHANCE TO Sc
IRE SOME BARGAINS
the 2Gth day of November A.D. 1900, and re
corded in Liner No. 2157. folios, respectively
800 ct seq 90; ct seq. and 29I ct seq. Of tn"
land records Of the District of Columbia and at
the request of the holders OF the notes secured
thereby. the undersigned. surviving trustee. will
offer separately at public auction, in front OF
thr premises. FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY
OF MARCH A.D. 1909. COMMENCING Al
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
real estate. situate in the city of Washington
thirty-nine t2i and forty ,i0t In NJ. &. Mitchell
subdivision NJ original lot numbered four ~, IN
square numbered two hundred aud thirtE-ti@hi
,23S,. per pIar recorded In tn" Office OF the
surveyor for the District of C"lumhiH. in Liner
W T. NJ nj folio lf1. and lot numbered thirty
numbered hundred and seventy eight 'Z'Ni
rs per plat recorded in the office "f the surveyor
for the District ~ Columbia. in I.ihcr X. L. IL
al folio SO. together with the Improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale: one.third Of thr purchas" money
To be paid in cash and the balance I" he PAID
In three equal installmcrts. respectively. IN one.
and three years. secured by deed "f trtiSt
upon III" property sold. with interest payahl"
scmf-annually. at the rate of six per cent per
| ch9scr 4 deposit of Sooo on each lot will h"
re-, urcd at time of sale Sale to h" closed IN
fifteen days from day Of sale. oth"rwlS" tiic
property will he res"ld at the risk and cost "f
d.faulting purchaser. after five days advertise
ment in some newspaper published in Washing
ton city H. e. Conveyanring at cost Of pur
chaser. " ALL ft H. HfN>rl.
felS-d&ds. eSu. .fe22&mh+ Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
Fisheries Treaty Ratified.

The Senate yesterday ratified and made
public the special agreement with Great
Britain known as the Newfoundland
fisheries treaty"
In ratifying the agreement the Senate
adopted resolution declaring Is a part
of the act OF ratification that the Sen
ate understands that II is agreed by hoti
parties that the treaty does not include
any question as to the Bay of Fundy or
the innocent passage of American fsnlng
vessels through the Gut of tanso, and
that the respective views or contentious
Of the United States and Great Britain
on either shall be in no wise preJudced
By anything i'm the present arbitration
The special agreement provides for the
submission to the permanent court "f
arbitration al The Hague of questions
relating To fisheries on the north Atlantic
Evening star., 1909-02-19
FOR PAUL JONES MAUSOLEUM.
House Committee Approves $135, 900
Appropriation.

The House committee on naval affairs
has reported favorably the bill passed by
the Senate appropriating Sl:.I,(Do for fin
ishing the crypt of the chapel at An
napols Naval Academy as the permanent
resting place of the body of John Paul
Jones.
The crypt has been left in the rough
with exposed concrete and brick. The
appropriation sought would provide for
suita Dle style of finish and decoration
Gen. Horace Porter, former amba ssador
to France, largely instrumental in arrang-
ing for the removal of the body of the
hero of the Bonhomme Richard from
France. expended S3a.OD out OF his
private purse in arranging for the re-
nOva.
He has suggested that this amount he
appropriated for the completion of the
crypt instead of for the purpose of reim-
bursting him.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
Attempt to Overrule Veto.

An attempt will be made to pass tho
Layne record bill over the President q
veto. Such action was recommended yes
terday by the House committee on mile
tary affairs.
The bill sought to change the records
of the War Department so that the rec
18th Regiment. L. S. L., would read.
discharged for injuries incurred in line
of duty instead of discharged by fa-
vor.
President Roosevelt objected to the
mutilation of the records and expressed
the opinion that to do SO would establish
a demora liZing and vicious precedent
The committee believes the reSdent
misunderstood the House. The desire
was to make Layne eligib for posi-
tion in the civil service. from which his
war record now bars him.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
House Rules Attacked.

After the passage of the Knox eligihii-
ity resolution and the penal code in the
House yesterday. epresentatives Hep
burn and Hubbard of Iowa made Nisor-
Gus attacks on the existing House rules.
Mr.. Hepburn asserted that members had
betrayed their trust and prostrated them
selves at the feet OF the Speaker, who.
he said, had been made a tyrant
The Notifications appropriation bill WAS
discussed The cruise OF The batilcship
fleet and the question OF battleship CON
struction received attention.
The bill was pending when the House.
at J:1g O'Clock. took recess until IL
a m TODAY
Evening star., 1909-02-19
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM \. wFsCnLEG. ACCTIoNEER.

CHsNCFEy SALE OF vAIuARIE INN
PROVED REAL ESTATE On 18TH STREET
BETWEEN II tNp c STREETS F.. HAV
ING \ FRONTAGE OF - FEFT BY
DEPTH OF 2.o FEET To 1"L STREET.
Hy virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No 2s2n4. we. the undersigned trustees.
will sell al public auction. in front OF the
premises on FRIDAY. THE NINErEFNTH DAY
OF FEBRI AIRY. A.D. 1909. At FIVE. O'CLOCK
PM. the following. described land and premises.
tn wit: Original lot numbered -. square 100.
comprising more less II. 400 sQuar" feet. To-
Gated in the city of Washington District Of
Columbia brtwcen and {. l2E and 18th
streets northeast.
Terms of sale: Gnc-thfrd Of III" purcha 90
money tn be paid in cash. and the balance In
equal instalments. payable in one and two
gears with interest at q per crntum per annnm.
payable semi annually. from day Of sale. Sc
cured hy deed of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash. at m" option "f III" purchaser
deposit Of 5000 viii be required of the purchaser
at the time Of sale. All cnnvcyancng. record
ing and uetarial fees at the cost Of the par
chaser. Terms of sale To b" complied with
within fffenn days from day "f sale, otherwise
the trustees the right to resell the
property at the r>k and cost Of the default ing
purchaser after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in the city
Of Washington, ID. {.
w GWYNN GADINFR.
Fehdall building.
JOSEPH c. MATTINi,LY
Fendall building.
rp6d&ds. .oSI&fel2 Trustees.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
TO BAR ALIEN OWNERS.
Proposed to Prohibit Foreigners
From Holding Land in Cuba.

NEW YORK, February ia bill pro
hibitinS foreigners from holding any prop
erty i'm Cuba has been introduced i'm the
house at Havana, according to a special
ca BILE dispatch to. the Herald. Property
of Americans. English, Spaniards. Ger
mans and French to the amount of near
ly S2Rn. .tsW COb would be affected by the
passage of such a measure, says the d s.
patch The bill contains three clauses,
as follows:
That only Cubans. natural born or nat
uralized. can acquire property.
That all business transactions now un-
der way for transferring properties TO
foreigners shall be suspended.
This law will take effect from the date
of its publication in the gazette.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
Hobson Accuses Ambassador O'Brien

In the course Of u speech In the House
of Representatives yesterday In which he
discussed among other things the cruise
of the battleship feet in its bearing on
diplomacy. Representative Hobson 90
Alabama charged that Ambassador
O Brien, at Toxic, had Joined In a petitiou
that Japanese be permitted to sell liquors.
in San Francisco without a license -Ha
charged further that liquors were so be-
jrE sold
The statement that Japanese In Sam
.'rancisco were selling liquor without
license was challenged by Representative
Smith of California, but the Alabamd
member read the names of five who waro
regularly in the liquor business, whoSd
sales. he said. were confined to Japanesa
males.
Evening star., 1909-02-19
CANS WILL PICK UP So. 500.
He Will Start Training Saturday a
Kid Sullivan's Camp.

BALTIMORE, Nd February i9.-Joe
Cans is home after binding his match
with Jabez White of England. The bat
tie of ten rounds. as has been told is
to be before the New York Athletic Club
March l.. The weight is to be 135
pounds. and Cans is to get $500. with
a percentage
Joe will start training Saturday. His
training camp will he that which Kid
Sullivan has established near Washing
ton. Sullivan and Sammy Harris will
give Cans his boxing work
Joe says he is feeling i'm fine shape.
He expects after the go with White tn
fight other battles between now md the
time the warm weather begins.