davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
TURKS REMOVED
NIGHTMARE
GOING TO U. S.
Shanghai Barber Taken From
American Liner BY British
Tells Graphic Story

An echo OF the stopping on the high
seas last February off woosung, China
.of the China Mail steamer China by
the British converted cruiser Lauren.
tic, which removed SO Germans and
Austrians and two Turks, reached
here on the same steamer, which is
bearing to their original destination,
San Francisco, the two Turks, l.. Me-
chin and J. Glickman.
| Wearing white suit and apparent.
~ not much affected by his detention
in the British military prison at Hong
kong, to which the 3S men removed
from the China were taken, Mechlin
gave the Star Bulletin a terse account
OF his experiences.
I'VE were taken to Hongkong by the
cruiser" he said, .ahd were placed in
the British detenti8n barracks In the
military prison there about February
% or 25,' he said. we were we'll
taken. care of, treated courteously, and
well fed. The Germans and Austrians
were taken out March Is and removed
to detention camp in Australia. They
are there yet, so far as we know, al
though we heard they were to be re-
leased soon.
Mechlin was detained at the deten-
ton barracks in H6ngkong until this
month, when he left that port after
visiting his wife and family, who are
still In Shanghai. Meehlin is a bar
Der BY trade, and intends to get work
in the states, sending for them when
he has saved enough. Il lived in Chi
nA 10 wears and xUarf M mare IF ~ >,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
G. 0. P. CAMP Align
HAS begun; VISIT
OVER PAIL TODAY

To fire the first guns of the local
G. o. p. in the primary campaign,
Republican candidates for the house
and senate, accompanied by Jon n
Kuhio Kalanianaole and A. L. Louis.
son, candidates for delegate to Con.
gress, left for MiRdward Oahu at 1
o'clock this afternoon to address the
voters at various points on the other
side Of the island. H.: ,.: +. ~
About Is persons are making the
trip, seven or eight automobiles hav.
ing been requisitioned to bear the
candidates across the Pail. The first
meeting was to be held at the Kaneohe
courthouse at 81 O'clock, and from
there the candidates were to proceed
to the Ebbyville cannery. :
The next stop was to be at the
chapel at WaialIole, and from there
the speechmakers were to journey On
to Hauula. At 1880 o'clock this even
ing a big rally is to be held at Hauula
and a record attendance of voters In
that district is looked forward To.
The candidates expect to return to
Honolulu tonight. ii. ~
No meetings of Republican are
scheduled for tomorrow evening,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
NEW YORK STOCK !.
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless: $685..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
: +++t%++<+++++++-
. MAUI VS.. ARMY POLO MATcA

= The match between the Maui
= and Army polo teams at Kapio- 1
= lani Park will begin at 3 o'clock 4
= this afternoon The lineup OF
= teams for today's game will be as I
= follows: 4
= Maui Sam Baldwin, No. Is
\ Harold Rice. No. 2: Frank Bald. I
Z win, No B; David Fleming, No. 4. 4
= Army Lieut.. C. Nj. Hayer.
\ kamp. No. 1; Lieut.. L. A. Beard, I
4 No. 2; Lieut. j. X Herr, Nc. ;; {.
= Lieut. De r. Hoyle. No. 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
NEW SCHOOL EQUIPMENT.
EXPECTED ON WlLHEL NINA

The school desks and chairs which
were ordered for the grammar schools
are expected on the Wilhelmina and
will be installed as soon as they ar
rive. Temporary equipment has been
placed in the schoolrooms until the
arrival of the new.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
HAWAII LUMBER
CONCERN SOLD
At AUCTION

For $20,0O0 the Hawaii Hardwood
Company of Hawaii was sold at auc-
ton at noon today to Bishop & Com
pany under forecl ,sure opposition by
James F. Morgan Company, auction
Ger. e.. .... '-.- i.
The property, formerly owned by
James r. Castle, includes lands, inter
est in lands, leaseholds, licenses,
shares OF capital stock in other com
panies, standing timber, logs, dressed
and partly dressed lumber, building
material, fixtures, mills, machinery,
engines, boilers. railways, locono-
tives, ears, tools, horses, cattle, pipe
lines, fumes and water works ii
The property also includes lots of
lumber in the Puma district, where the
company's operations we're carried on,
and contracts and agreements TO sup
ply miIled lumber to the Hawaiian
Dredging Company. Santa Fe railroad
and the Roiph Mill Company of San
Francisco. ."- -. 81
The company was formed by Castle
and he spent many years building it
up, but excessive overhead expenses
developed and number of severe set
backs followed in rapid succession I'M
til, it is said, il was $4,000 in the
hole" Bishop & Company, MORTGAGE,
took over the company in an endeaVor
to ,straighten out the financial tangle,
but it was soon aseertained that
an early adjustment was impos-
sfble. and the foreclosure. June
"a, 1914, was inevitable Until year
ago, when lie accepted the command
of the Hawaii National Guard, Sam
uel I. johnson was its manager.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23

from a friend of Mr. Deering, Mr..
Patton, who was formerly at the Moana
hotel. ...- ..... i
Anderson left a position here with
the Trent Trust Company to enter the
trenches for England. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
SWINhINGTO TUTOR
FOR \. v. 6. A. To
ARRIVEONOCT. 8
Miss Madeline Reoper Win Suc-
coed Miss Ruth Stacker;
Schedule Announced

A eablegratn TO the Young women's
Christian Association this morning an
nopnced that Miss Madeline Keeper
VIII arrive on the Mahoa October 3 10
take charge OF the swimming classes
Of the association. Miss Reoper was
secured through the Pacific coast field
committee. She win also direct other
forms OF athletics and be a general
assistant to the physical director. Miss
Helen Salisbury, who comes as a rep
fesentativa OF the Pacific coast field
to take up the executive work, Will
also arrive on the same boat.
Miss Leonora Andersen. the physi-
cal director, has received many In
quiries about the classes OF the physi-
cal department and now announces
the completed schedule as follows:
Gymnasium Z
Monday and Thursday, 7:I5.
Wednesday and Saturday, 3 a. m.
Friday, junior class, 3.
Tuesday and Friday, 3:45.
Friday, 7:15.
Tuesday and Friday mornings are
reserved for private classes.
Esthetie and Folk Dancing
Wednesday, junior G class, 1880.
Wednesday, junior B class, 3:l5.
wednesday, junior A class. 4.
Monday, adult beginners class. 1915.
Tuesday, adult advanced class, 7:15.
Bowling
Thursday and Friday, 1880.
Tennis.
Special hours may be arranged for
by consulting the director and mem
bers may use the tennis court at the
homestead at any time.
Swimming
Monday, g.
Monday, g.
Thursday, 1880.
Friday, g.
Hours for special classes and pri-
vate lessons win be arranged after
the arrival OF Miss Keeper
Hygiene
A series OF fifteen-minute health
talks will be given on Thursday at
12:f0. These talks are free to all
members.
Care OF the skin, Mrs. Doris e.
Paris, October 10,
Care 81 the hair. Mrs. Doris 3.
Paris, October 26.
Care Of the eye and ear, DR.. ]. A.
Morgan, November 2.
The digestive system. Miss Agnes
Collins. November g.
Posture, Dr. F.. d. Kilbourne, NO
vembef 16.
Sex hygiene. Miss Elizabeth Dutot.
November %.
For further Information ask for
folder at the office Of the association
building a....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23

SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 22.-Sugar:
90 deg. test, 500 cents. Previous quo
tation, SIS cents. .a.. e.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
H0N0L ULU AND MAUI
PROPERTY IS SOLD

Two lots owned BY Capt. John N.
UIunahele, one on Kamehameha aE-
anue and the other at Kiho0. Kipa-
hulu, Maui, were sold today at auction
at the James F. Morgan auction
rooms. The Kame14|1eI.1 ~ prop
erty was bought BY 4 COMBS for
$3.50 and the Maui 1t1|.|[| tor |/|
by Henry Smith I1.'.|... 8'..
were the Kai pr6tsIII .| .0'.'.. 81
til September 50 and a.. -1'||.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
DAVID ANDERSON ALL
RIGHT, SAYS DESPATCH

'All is well" is the message con-
tanned in a cable despatch recently
to c.. w. c. Deering in answer to an
inquiry regarding David Anderson, the
Honolulu boy who was wounded in
the trenches some weeks ago while
fighting for the Allies. The message
was not from Anderson himself but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
EXPECT BATTLE
OvERBONDSFOR
PUBLIC WORKS
Continued from page one)


He added that he had sent wireless
message to the commander of the st.
Louis asking him 10 use the wharf and
assuring him of its safety. IT,.
Members of the Naval Militia are
thoroughly enjoying their initial
cruise on the st. Louis and are get
ting fine, hard practise. The cruiser
will leave Hilo on Monday and arrive
in Honolulu on Tuesday. -.
The convention. dinner will be held
in Hilo this evening and on Sunday
the delegates viii make a sightseeing
tour about the island A railroad trip
to Paauilo. journey to the volcano
house and crater, with dinner at the
volcano house. are on the program for
tomorrow The Honolulu delegates
will leave the Crescent City at
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
dinner Dance
At HE|N|E'S

There viii be dinner-danee de luxe
at Heinies Tavern. con the Beach at
Waikiki" this evening from $50 to
s. There will be special cabaret fea-
lures Come and bring all your
friends. as a most enjoyable time is
assured everybody. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to the army and navy
people as well as the local townfolk.
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
HAUL FIELD Guns MONDAY

Heavy teams from Schofield Bar.
racks will begin Monday morning TO
haul the AZ field guns and 6-inch how
itzers which arrived last week from
the mainland for the 9th Field Artil-
iery at that post
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furIongS: maiden 2year
OIdS OvSSs, Il2; Silver Sedge. IL; Wesly Hogan
'l5; SolTeig. lI2; Ginger Quill rs; George C
Love. lis Silver Sedge and Ginger Quill. G. A
Cochran entry.
SECOND RACE-Maiden 5year-olds six fur
longs. Theresa McSIakin. 10; Molly Reach. 10
Clara Morgan. no; Watch Your Step 10; Dsisy
Miakle. no; Cars Boy. Ir2; TaIleJrand. ne
Brl<hrosd Rox.= LIZ Tito. IL; s&eeae2- r. N
Alley. ues wtzsrd. 1l2: Drstorium, HsT Alley and
Wizard, Wilsoa and Clyde entry.
THIRD RACE-Spanish Fort Purse tyear-oId,
and upward; mile Dorothy Dean, ht: Grumpy,
los; Hsrhard. los; Incidence. 10; ]. J. Lillis. 10
BeuIAh 3. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Cresoent City Handicap: .
yesrOldS and upward: six furIOngs Carbide. les
Marion GOose6y. lOi: Ahara, IN; Hanoyia. los
Hester PrJnne lO7 PanEaretz IA
FIFTH RACE-SeIing; Jyesr-olds and upward
mile and twenty yards Tajan. g; The Spiral
lo4; Guide Post, ls: Jessie Louise. IOs; Dart
worth. lB;- Old Ben. 100; Broomsedge loe
SIXTH RACE-Selling; +yesr-Olds and upward
mile and one-siIteeuth. Fly Home. Os; Star Ae
trsss. ua; Lsmode 10: ChiIls, 10; Orange. Il2
BsrtodanO, lI2; Gerard. III; II PATIO. III; Lucky
George. ~! Harry Lander. III; Hedge Rose. IL
Luke Van Zsndt. ll2; GalloP. Il5
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
JUAREZ RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-Pur.; 2yesr-oIds: dIHes; three
furlcngS Nav W. Is tMcCabe) : TO s. I to 5,
cut. won; Good Note. 10 Howard, even l 10 ;
secUnd' Syh4ls 10 Pickensl. l To T. third Time
% f5. Lazy Lou. Sally Boots, Safe and san.
LuckHts and Thirst also ran.
SGOND RACE-SiX furlOngs; 3year-olds and
upward. BTizhOuse. is N. ShiIingl. to l.
even. to = won; Cole. l05 tE SMITH 2 to s.
clt secnud; Billy Joe. lOs (Stiriingl to g. third
Tine. T:i2 - Tsctless and Joe James also
rsn.
THIRD RACE Selling; 3year-oIds; Eve and one
half furionxS Csbgirs. Io tHaynesl. TO s.
To ;, out, Won; Baby Cal. lis (R. Shillin.l. l to
:. out, second; Smiling Maggie. los tActoul. even.
third Time, IUl-5. Happiness, Eventually
RubtfaN. English Maid and Zudora also rsn
FOURTH RACE-StI furlonzs. white. II &C.
Huntl. 3 TO 5, to 10. l to 4 won; Eootenzy. llt
tLottusl, l 70 > second: Seneca. I'D (PickensJ,
! To third. Time II2l-5 Little String
Justi'e i'Oebel and LOTUS also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. Iinbrook '0l III
SmlinEi. to ). to s. TO Z. won; John Graham.
IL, PALMS., l to 4. out second; Penalty III
tHaynesIs Z to >. third. Time - 55 Endurance
hcAlsn. Noladay n. Master Joe and Cecil also rsn
SIXTH RACE-One mile Frukendale la
lPickensl. even, to 5. out, won: Lad. % (HenrJl
to ]. even. second; Oldsmobile. ls (Hsynes),
even. third Time l:o First Star Dave 1Iontgome %
and Moonlight also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

FIRST RACE Purse. $40; 2-yesr-oEds: two fur
longs. ManoEin. Il2 (Smythl to l. 2 to /. to 10.
Won Helmets Daughter. 1o9 tCOnnelIyj. to T. out,
sccDnd; MAY Beck. IO5 CTsplinl. even. third Time.
oz3 Is. NGnetka. Llceno P. Donate Burb4nk,
.-d Cadillac also r,n.
SECOND RACE-Selling; purse, 500; +yesr- -olds
and upward; AZ fUrlOnGs. hayderuseros. Ill HAITI
TO l, to ). to ), won; Cslethumpia Ill Tap
h1I to ). even, second Wander, l1 tNialouey). l
10 .. third. Time, lI4. MAik Miss kingsbJry,
and CAPT. Elliott also ran
THIRD RACE-Selling; purse, 500; 3-year -olds
and upward six furlougs. WsTering, lOs CTapnl,
to . 10 ). l to ,, won; Blue Mous loe why
mark. to !. to >. second Fslina 100 (Wolsten-
hc!ml. to ). third. Time. liza Is. Ada Anne.
Almeda Lawrence. and ISChgabibble also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; purse, 500; J-yesr- old,
aud upward: six furlOngs. Tie Pin, 10 (Ncklaus.
TO /. to 5. to 5. won: PauIsou. &c williams
70 l, TO ). secuOd: COppertovn los (BalD. to
: third. lime. lI325. Rustic Maid. Bob R,
Merry IuhiIeN, and sigma Alpha also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; purse. 500; 3year -olds
and uTwsrl; i've fuTlongs. Shsbsn los rTaplin). I
70 ]. to , 70 ) won Ruth Strickland lT
Cruise. to s. TO J. second NIedea loe CPezrcep
10 ). third. Time. Jl Is. Mary Blscswood,
fsnsncc. BcslieH, sumner ard ldler also ran.
SIXTH RACE Selling; purse. 500; tyear-oIds
AID Upward; one mile and hfty yards Chung IS
iNtlll.Tnsl, to > to 5. . won Energetic lIs3
tMucnel. 70 I. 10 .. second: Napier lO2 CTspInl
"ut. third Tiue, ] 20 IS. Balfron, Earl Of savoy
and FLYING Feet also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
TWO FAVORITES
Come in FIRST
Long Shots Prove Feature of
the Days Racing Over
New Orleans Track.
THE COURSE IS FAST
Elley and Vandusen First Jockeys
to Ride Two Winners Of
the Meeting.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 6-Althoush the
track was lightning fast, but two IA
vorites won at the Fair Grounds today
one heavily-played second choice annex
ing the fifth race. Long shots proved
the surprise Of the day, two Of them
being beaten by a head in driving nm
ishes.
The first sensational sprint to the wire
came in the opening three-furlong dash
when Wistful. six to five favorite
won by a neck from Hindoo Belle at "
to l. Capt. Ben, under a masterful ride
by Warrington, won the third race at
one mile from Best Bib and Tucker, at
20 to l. by a head in an exciting drive.
Pleasureville, the heavily y-played favor
ite, finished third.
The one mile dash. fifth on the pro-
gram. brought out another thrilling hn-
ish in which Preston Lynn won from
Little Bigger by a head. Both were
to shots.
The sixth race was a procession. Cad
enza winning by two lengths from Cam
ella. the TO favorite.
The card today was ordinary and there
was little of interest outside of the feats
Of Lilley and Eandusen. They being the
first jockeys at the local meet to ride
two winners in a day. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-SsIlng; 2year-ods; three fur
longs WiStful. III Nilleyl. to ). to ). out,
second Cash Up. IL tAndressl l 70 5. third.
Tine. O36 rs. The Duke. Dore and Sir Oliver
also ran.
SECOND RACE-si1 furonss; 5year-olds and
upward. ToddEng. IL Li8ey). 10 > even. l
to ? won: Sir L. Jee. 10 (MeCloskey) to /,
even, seCoDd; ]. {. Cantrill. lOs MWphyl, TO
J.. third. Time. lI425 IrraFsddy, Politician,
Lsialoha Diadi and Rustlng Brass also
THIRD RACE-Sellns; 3year-olds and upward
one mile. Capt. Ben. IA (WsrringtOnl, to l.
: TO 5 to 5. won; Best Bib and Tucker, l0i
tObertI, to !. 10 l, second; PleaSureTille, e4
iJudyl, cut third Tine, l2R 80. Johnny
Bunny. Fsustina, Larkin and Brian Boru also ran.
FOURTH RACE selling: Jyear-Olds and upward
siI furlongs J. B. Haren. 10 (VsnDusenl,
70 !. u > even, won; Kate X, lo6 Burger,
to 5. TO 10. second: MeeHcka. III tMeteslt),
: 20 10. third. Time. LA. Dr. Kendall, Dicks
Pet. Mater and BuA Welsh also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selng; 5year-olds and upward
ore mile Preston Lynn, III lSIeWardl. to :
4 = s. l to . Won: Little Bigger. - Collins.
TO : 1 70 l. second; Business Agent. l0o tEOerperl.
U 5. third Time. 1;R - Col Fed, Ataka
Lady Powers. Margaret o. and Lyndora clso
SIXTH RACE-SellnE: Jyear-Jds and urwsTd
mile and One-siXtsenth. Cadenza, l0G NaE Dustnl,
to l. to 2. even, won; Camellis, liz Qilleyl
? to :. ] to 4. second; Batwa lis CHoernerl even
third. Time. l!4s rs. Shrewsbury. Miss Waters
PerthrUck. Mary Warren and Chad Buford also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling; ,year-ods and upward
six furiongs Dash. IS; RED Cloud, s; &c. W.
Kisker, lG; Miss Barnharbor, los; Ida Pinack.
10; Hay, II: TSpe. E2; Electrowan. liz; Inquieta
is; 'weysnoke, us; Senator James, us; Marcis,
us; Annual Interest. Ii5i Panhaehapi lis; Eek
Davis. Is
SECOND RACES Selling; 5yesr-olds and up
ward: mile. Happiness. 81; Katharine c.,
s.; 'Bosxy johnson, %; Cisko. ic; John Walters.
l6; Princess Janice. los; Gallant Boy, ls; Mamie
McDee. los; Downland, ll3; Ben Levy, ll5
THIRD RACE-Selling; Syesr-clds and upward
Ave furlonS. Carrie Orme. io2; Money Maker,
lc4: Psjorits II. lo5: q See 1t, lB; Joe Blair.
los: Mack r. Eubanks. lG; Beverly James, l0
FOURTH RACE-Purse; 5year-olds and upward
six furlonzs. SteIlarinS. Sc: Luke Mae. los; Mex,
lo5; Essmont, Ios; Rex Beach. los; Blarney, Ill.
FIFTH RACE-Sellhzi Syear-olds and upward
five and one-hah frrlongsA Jose, 60; stella Graine.
100: 'Tilotson, los; Prospero Son, los; Fancy, l1
Rose Mary, los; Dixie Nina los; Palma, lG
Moller, tU; lie Due, lG; Gsrondolet lU; Nifty.
lG: Quid Nunc lO7; B. A. Jones, los; Francis, liz.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; 3year-olds and upward
one mile Louise Panl. )o5 Dryad, los; Flitawsy.
los; 'Hsrdbau, los; Gano, I@; Charley McFeran'
Ilo
.Apnrrntic, allo,ancs claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
M'AEDREw's VS.. WELSH.
Nerristown Club Trics 10 match
PhiiadeIphian and Champios.

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. e.-UnIess Fred
dy Welsh sidesteps the proposition, box
ing fans In Philadelphia and vicinity will
have an opportunity TO set the world'i
champion In action against Eddie Nc
Andrews
Frsk O'Brien. matchmaker OF the Pal
ace Athletic Club, of Norristown. wired
Harry Pollok. manager of the champion,
offering him 5000 for a hfteen-rounc
bout with McAndrews. at NorristovIi
at any weight suiting the titie-holdei
up to 13s pounds.
The only special condition McAnarews
demands In agreeing to such match is
that Philadelphia man snail be ths
third man In the ring. The date which
o'Brien suggests for the contest Is FEB.
ruary ! or s.
McAndrevs' supporters are so confiden
that Eddie will catch the popular YER
dict that twenty of them from Manayunk
and Roxborough are willing TO ;ut up
S,o0o each to go as a side bes.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
THE MoRAN-c0FFEY BOUT
Jim's Manager Wants stop watch to
Hold ON the Men.

New York, Jan. s.-Billy Gibson thinks
that the fight between Coffey and Moran
will be such a close affair tomorrow
night that he asked that the timekecper
for the contest be selected from reputable
ranks, and he Is kind enough to prefer
newspaper man as being capable and
honest. In case OF a knockdown. Glib
son wants the extra timekeeper to hold
a split second watch. which can be start
ed the instant one of the boxers goes to
the mat. Then according to the volatile
Gibson, the improvised timekeeper can
step gsyly to the front and count of
the seconds in clear and dulcet tones
meanwhile waving his arm with each
move of the second hands.
In this way. Bill Brown. who has
been selected by the State Athletic AS
sociation to referee the contest, will re-
ceive every assistance and Bill will have
the benefit of an accurate time count
on which no question can be raised.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fire fulons-; Syearolds and up-
ward: purse. 500 selling Havana los; 'smilax,
rs; Margaret Ellen. ios; Marisold. l0 Ball Band
Ice; Tab Her. iio.
SECOND RACE-FIve fnionss: 5year-olds and
upward; purse spo; selling. Ruth Strickland. ~;
queen Appie. "; .stunner. o.; Hugh. los; Steel
cliSe. 10; Senator Casey ll3.
THIRD RACE-Fire furiongs; +year-olds and up
ward purse $40; selling .Montresl lo2; Indiner-
eut. los; skeets. los; Cherry Seed. loei Southern
Gold. 100: Mac. liz.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one half furlongs
3year olds and upward: puse 500 selling. 'Charies
Francis. g; sxturnus. 100; Brown Prince. 100;
.Ajax lc4: Pagc White los; Wolfe's Baths Ds;
Mr.. snisgs. 100.
FIFTH RAcE-Six furlongs; +year-olds and up
ward purse 500: selling. -rsmeriane, 100; Wanda
Pitzer. ni; Ethan Alleo. los; Charmeuse. los; Ed
mond Adams lB: King Worth, Ill.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and fifty yards; 3year-
oIds and upward: plIIse S6o selling. Miss Gene
We've lG; .Paten, lo3 st. Lazerin. le; .Altzmahs.
os; Cutiyhunk. 90; 'snifty Allen, III; Day Day
III; San Jon, Ii.
. F. . .Ifo
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEoHLEB. A1cnne.I

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE Tuo-sroRN
BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS. III. IL AND IN
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of c--sin DECD Of trust, duly --co-o-d
In Dieer No. SS. folio r. 80. ~ the lsno r-c-
ords of the Di.trct Of Columbia the request 4
the party secured thereby l. the UNDERSIGNED u-u-ee
VIII sell public suction in front of the r~vrui~es
"a MONDAY. TIE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
JANUARY, A D., IFis. at so o'clors p n the
following de-1bed land and prerniscs situate The
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia to-~1ti
Lots e. q and - In FlBnE @. Dzvidson', cub
division Of Io1 in ssusr. s. p~r past r-c~ded
IN the osic, of the su-eyor for IN. Dissr-, Il
Columbia in Ub-r Isl folio l6 subject ho~r-~r.
to a pior decd Of tru~I for SEQ formerly fx
- so. rsricnlsn of vhict will Be- made kno@n Al
time Of sale, tncrther with n. inrruTen-ns
N~rror.
Terms Of SALE: All c,sh over and sho-. ~id rrlos
t1ls- depu~t of szp required ,t sxls An
conyeyxDcins recording stamps. and ncsz
nal fees the Of the purchaser. T--ms of ale
TO be cmplied with within Htevn dsys from osy d
sale othervise the trustee rr->-~es the nsht 10
seu the property at tho ris and cp~t Of The defsuh-
ing pUrchs~ef. Aste- Eve dsys ,dr---i.ru-rt 81 encs
resale in some pe~spsp.r published In the eity Of
wssainstou d. c. JOSEPH n WOOD T--rsss.
n. W. MCMAHON. Attorney fc Party secu--e
District Nstinnsl Bsnk Buildins
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Washingtonians to Roll.

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. S.-The wav-
erlies' bowling team. of this city, ha,
arranged game with a crack team
from Washington for Saturday night
at the Mann's alleys and as the local
team has been going at top speed for
some time the Washingtonians will
have hard time in turning them
back. Just who will represent the
Capital City team is not known a,
present. but 1t is expected that their
men will be named tonight
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Ackerland to Stick.

Chicago, Jan. G.-Harry Ackerland, who
has held ten per cent OF the Chicago
Cubs stock for several years. will not
sell out to Charley Weeghman. Acker-
land plans to stick with the organiza ton
and is ready to let weeghman handle
the team any way ne desires