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I'm buque corsariO aIeman, hundio
diez barcos de los aIiados
Desde hace mas de IN mes ha astado oPerando en-
las cercaniss de las costas sud-americanas
La esfaci6n naual de Norfolk pone sobre aOiso a
todos los bu3ues mercantes a%menazadoS

re." "Miaich." 'Nctherby Hail"
Mount Temple" king George
"Laorgic" ''E-cltaire,"
Fraaceses: Nantes" y "Asnic-
res
Los hundiniantos tIvieron lugar en
variaS fechas, Gel II de Diciembre
al = de Eneru. .AGem:s, el barco st.
Theodore fue capturado, y su tri-
pal&ci6n P9cSra 4 bordo como presa
Ge guerra. Igualnente el "Iarroud de-
lie fue capturado ' utilizado para
cnyiar 4 terra cuatrocientoS hom-
ores p~erlenecieuccS q las tlipulacioneS
de aiyunoS otcoS dc los barcoS hundi-
GoS. No sc han recibijo Getalies acer-
"a de Ia S@arre gue haya corrido este
a..imo barco.
inneJrat"n-catc que Sc reti5leron
-, uotici2s ioHfirHando il eNistcn-
Ia K III bulue corsarlo Ell las GER
an.as DC LIS costas sudamericanas.
IL estarIun laval de Norfolk envi0
IN -adlcgrynia = todos los barcos de
Us pa,seS aiiaIoz que Sc ~encuentran
.a csa dii=>-i5r. dicieadoles que toma-
IN pre>aucioacs ontra Ell buque
eaemig0.
t! m~ensaje an-es dicho, cue VI di-
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e. GGBIERN0 GRECO
APRUEBA IA AGTITUD
DEL PIE. W. WILSON
EnVio una lola en que pone d,
manifesto Ia siluaci6n en- cue
10 han cojocado los a!iadoj


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ECUS DE PARIS

iAN-S. :reEl 17.--Ea IA Sorbona
IA ,.s.ldo !Igar una confe7encia bajo
Us ausp;clys cci "Con2its del e~Sfuerzo
.~.a y sus aliados." NJ. Pichon
~ ia y.n.ereMcia >oDre el esfuerzo
.a...lilvo de SIiZa. FL nlnistro de
Suiza eI su aiocuci6n, dijo que 81
pas. l.e2ado el case, detendcra ener-
-~.,al1erte su Independence.
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LA CT ESTION DEL .ALCOHO;

OTTAWA. Canada, Enero lie!
GooIerno esta eNan'naado las dos
Demands reiati"aS 4 IA Suppression com
DIeta del rrafico de bebidas alcoholic
cas- IN ej Canada durante cl tempo
que dure IA guerra ' tres amos mas.
desPu@s de que Sc conciaya Ia paz. La
psi.nera pcticjon IN Sido preSentada
por los representatives. de las Socieda-
des de temperance Y Ia segunGa por
las "muIeros del canada"
FL rrimcr min: tro Borden ha pro-
metldo que el gooierno tomara muy
sacramento en- consideration una ley
federal Que %suprin.a completameute p
t-atlco Ge bebida-.
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dcs entire ambOs beligerantes. Su ST.
tuaciIn ~gcografica ha contribuido en-
mucho para disminuir 81 podcr de re-
slstcncia contra las violaciones a su
n~cutralidad Y a su ~soherania, las Qua
les ma tcnido que pOsponer a los inte-
fesas dc 81 propia conservation"
En- los a:tualcs momcntos, todavia
dc>pojaGl de su flota Y cast desarma-
.,@. ~&t.igI..a per ura revuelta interna
cite ha tenido Origen en- Ia ocupaci6n
eXtranjera, nuestra naci6n Sc encuen-
ira ~cstrechada por I'm bloQueo que la
ia privado de la communication con to-
dos los paises neutrales. Y que anne
naZa matar de hambre a sus haitian
tca in~ofeEsivos, ninos, viejos V mule
res, Quienes, de acuerdo con las leyes
nternacionales, 6ebian gozar de toda
claSe de priyileg;os, aun en- ell case de
que Grecia fu1ra de los ~beligerantes.
4 pesar de TODD ESQ, Grecia esta ha-
cuantos esfuerzos puede, por
permanecer alej da del conflicto."
"Esto demoslrara suficientemente
que cua!quier pGso que Sc de en- IA
vor de la paz, aLE hacienda case on,i-
so de las consideraciones humanita-
las Ge orden general, es aprecfado
5v. Grecia profundamente, puesto que
: Is ngcp.Js Y whales intereses.
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M.ARINOS PARA INGLATERRA

GTTAWA, Canada, EnerO 17.-Du-
ran Ia C!t!G2s S2-aa.S e lIn.da
IL reumldo ochocientos hOmbres para
ia pr.taGica. EsOs hombres Sc
-u;lados = inglaterra para ter
~ preparation. e captain Gui-
mss. uue l.ab!a sidO enviado para
.e,.u,.n marIneroS, ~regresara I ingia-
lei. Il rec.uramiento proseguira ba-
10 4 ~,l-l.ancia de las au~tcridades
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...SiO\EROS RUNANOS EN-
lRANCiA

LONNRES, Encro Liza "Gaceta
de. Rhla y ue Westfalia,' anuncia que
IL nImero considerable de prisione-
ros rumancs han Sido erviados a ia
~.!.2 septentrional de Francia ocupa-
IL. Yor IS alcma2es. f. periodico agre-
- ,.te es,s prlsioneros seran emplea-
49, 81 trurajos agr!cOlas.
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LDS Observation-Disclosures ALE
NAMES

Berlin. EAr-o LA a9encia
e. .--...IS q. ,Itrc-Trer, &Gyncia que
- ..- ., .s,r..aE2icntoS de H.rrmeiada
81. -.e.a:...a son Suficientes para el
..-H, : d poolacion civil hasta j@-
..- ...1Eimo. La mermclada sera dis
,..:uIda q las aUtcridades locales que
= vcnle:aa al pormenor q catorce 0
-.G"v >enJalos libra.
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TENEN En- PROYECT0
UNA GRAN ~0FENSlVAEN
FRANcIA LOS RLiADOS
Para arreglar los detallss de ella
tuviercn uaa junta en- L"adres
importantes personaJeS

LOADRES, En"To i1.-pc una n."-
rera official Sc hi an@ncjado que ILL
rante 81 Itrcs ; e. mar;es de Ia Sc
in"na err curse, c. Primer A'"lStro
Lloyd 're'!Ee : 81 @1@iH'It "e H-''."
e".22=sr7a "a" lmP'ft7A'e ssF'3 o.:
NE 2ti%i' ~ "a ','"-s9 '''''"Eo"
Pal is generate N!Eeite' COMA
dante en- .eGc del EJertllo frances,
Y Sir io":.as E!ai". Ma"scal d."
Campo : C'".a"@"aie en- .=ie &c. eJ-.-
vito ingieS.
Aun7ua or IA declaration antics d.
cha no Sc inGica Ia r~atucaleza de los
asuntos oue tucron t-atados en- "a
conferencia. cq,re el publico ps ui.-
mine ia opinion de cuc las inter2s.n.cs
~ = ..:..
"''So"' - 10 O"" ~
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e YtEDA9ERO LBRO BE 06t
'&Ca.1AS DE MAGNETISiN:D
~ ,OTISMO Y SUGGESTION

Ea = InteresantIsino hbro corrigr ?
apoc mjento, la faIta de volunC&6 .
as e. ergias p~erdidas. ;QuereiS vues
-ra villa rodeada de felicidad? Pues
,eed e. "Ver6adero Libro de Orc" '
en- 81 hsllareis IA forma como Sc ad
cuiere II fperza, Ia felicidad, Ia VI
Dc toda.
Consta de III elegante yoiumeE
muy hen Impreso y ricamente eHcUa
dernado en- tela
PRECIO DE LA oBRA: $500
Pidase =:
ICNACio E. LOZANO.
sn7 Dulurasa SIS. Antonio. iCAd-,
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TELEFONO-Travis 2T1I.
- PRENSA
TRIMS vi .nh,.rlnliun:

PUBLISHED EVERY GAY
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,.ONDRES, Enero 1S.-En los en-
cu.oS miiitares Sc dice con mucha III
s~istencia Que es cast SECURE que der
~ de muy POGO los aiiados emqrc"-
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Cuand0 recesite librOs espanOl, dIri-
riIase 4 Ignacio Z. LOzanO.-607 Do
l0rOsa St.-San Antonio, Texas.
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IPasa 4 IL So. plana, col. -a.)
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.u~l,s@i~ \ g. ED'l s.. luN
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IGNACiO E. LOZANO.

sg7 nolurosa SIS. Antonio. T~as.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RAOE-Caiming Eve and onehaR fur
longsi Syear-olds and upward Curis, (Colins),
70 !. to L Q to s. won; ManlrkA no WARD,
% 70 l. to l. To !. second: ngsr JIM, los WING
neho. y to ]. 70 !, to z third Time SS 80
Amazonian. BulEar, Ufazd. Odd Gross. Passon,
Narnoo ]. v, r.. Brown Prince and Miss Edith
also rap.
SECOND RACE-ClaImIng; six furlOues; Syear
olds and upward. Al Card, % tKleegT). 10 70 !.
TO l. to /. won; DeTonshire Dolly. lG (Ambruse,
q "a ]. TO 8 20 S second: OtsrO, los (Gargan).
, 70 Il to 5. to s. third Tine. lI5 Nfno
Muchacho. Fonnersade, Argument. Eastern Star and
Ercahor also ran.
THIRD RAOE-Six f1rloug; Syesr olds; claiming
sable % (WinxAefd), to l. even. l to won;
AmpeTe II. I3 Ninderl. TO l, even. l TO
s-cond; ssrgnn II. q Rowan. to /, 7 TO 10. l
TO third. Tine. IA Brown Baby, Dslos
otsezo and Sherwood also ran.
FOURTH RACB-GaiminE; six furlongs: Syear-
10 To !, 70 l. to l. won; PUOtagDCas. l6 (Dreyerl
Is 70 L 70 L } TO l. third Tina as Peg.
Tnkls Bel. San Jon. OakhuSt, Bill Wiley and
Lost Fortune also ran
FIFTH RACE-Claiming; ave and onehGH fur
louzs; Syear~oldS and upward Ouddls Up, Jos
CWskeof0. to !, to ]. 10 5, won; Piurnoss. 30
tReeSsr1. to l. s to Z to 8 second; Da-key. los
tDrsJGl, 20 TO l, to l. 70 l. third Time,
N. Sepoct, Eseha NeSrh Qutn. Bank Bill
fsmsrlane Nellie B. ZaH and EnVer Bsy also ran.
Sixth RACE-Anls and twenty yards Sand
Hin. 100 tR0xan), TO l. 70 s. to 5, won;
AIhsna. 10 CwinxselD. TO l. to S. TO 5, second;
Jerry, lc tsoOel). 2 70 l. to s. TO third. Time,
lA So wenonAh. Jesse. r.. Malabar and MaItm'S
Choaee also nm.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Firs fuIongs; syeeroIds; claim
ing. Royal Agc. 81: -Sisccr Riley, %; Bray. %
.Glanaginty. 100: Golden Chance, lOI; Leading
Lady IJl; MoonHghter, l04; Little Cottage, l07
Odds and Ends. lo7: SAFE and Sane. Ill; Mad
Tear IL
SECOND RACE-Five "Tiongs: 3year-ods and
upward claiming 'Dounsr. lO6; Envy. lo5; spohn.
iG; 'HA Penny. 100; Devlty. Ics; Z F. Aber.
1lo; Capt. Elliott. liz; skeets. IA; sureget, lH;
King StalWart,, LA
THIRD RACE-Five furionss; 3ysar-olds and IN
wurd; claiming jim Hutch. 81: 'LOokland n;
HnnsrtopH, s. Teeto. 100; Odd Cross 100: Golden
Ruby. 100; Besslien, IOI; Jim Ray lR; Mazurka
In; IEzst Bey. IOz: Aunt E7nise l06; Omar. IO5
FOURTH RACE-Six fUrlOngs; Syear-ods and
up~ard; handicap; 500 Rae B.. %: Reno lO2;
Sir wsIlOns, lo5; PierrOt. los; King Tuscan. ll3
FIFTH RAOE-FiTs and Cne-half furlongs; 4
y-ar-oldS and upward claiming NoncTief l0l /;
.Hatts Burton, IO2: DiEan. los; Doctor Zab lOi /;
Fiuts ,o5; Golden List. lO7; E7eanOr lO7: Arcene
10; wGTertng. Ill; Edmond Adams IL; Mu-
EArr, liz
SIXTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards: J
ysr-olds and upward claiming 'AImeda Law
rnos. tA; -Scorii. 100; Jesse. IT. l05: Pin
Money. los; 'Resc1e. lOs; Frosty Face IO6; Hedge
Rose. lO6: Star Bird. lOs; Euterpe Ill: Ray o
Light. liz; Regular u.s.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21

In case Of Disagreement between the driver and
pas,uger n pubic vehicle relative TO the legal fare
to b. raid the driver shall convey the passenger
to the nearest police station. where the officer in
charge shall Immediately decide the case; and Il
the decision Is in favor Of ths passenger. the driver
shall convey him from the police station 70 his
iginal destination without additional charge. II
the passenger Is about to leave the city by railroad
steamboat or otherwise, the police ot6cer on duty
a. the depot or wharf shall decide the case.
In any case where person shall refuse u pay
the legal fare for public vehicle that be has hlrei
according TO the rates named in these FNSuailons
this action shall he considered d.sIrderly conduct
by snv member Of the police department in charEs
Of police station who determines from the printed
rates that the charge for the vehicle Is legal
The driver Of any hrrse-drawn public vehicle who
may be required to travel. by the most direct route
more than fftsen squares to make response to a
call may charge an additional . oelts therefor
Children between and y years, cnehar rates
Children. not exceeding 2 under S years q sEe ac
compauiod by adults no charSe shall h made
The driver Of any hnrsedrawn vehicle shall bo
entitled TO make charge not to eIcsed o cents for
each trunk and 10 cents for each large yalise or
bag carried outside the vehicle; and each passenger
shall be entitled TO have conveyed without charge
such Other vaiss or small packages can be CON
veniently carried within the vehicle The driver
shall load and unload all bagsAse without charge
AUTO AND TAXI RATES.
Each and every licensed public automobile occupy
ing public space and offered for public hire shall be
authorized TO charge not more than 8 per hour for
automobiles carrying four passenGers or less, and
80 cents apiece per hour for each additional pas
sanger and that these rates shall be displayed In
the asItomoble and be made clear TO passenger at
the time Of the hiring Of the machine.
Taucabs on the public stands or streets where
they are ciassed as public vehicles, II they hire
to any other than hotel guests. and have hcanse
therefor. may charge:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SERVICE. Day and
Nght-One to five persons. For the first y mile or
fraction thereof 30 cents. Each mile thereafter,
10 cents Each 4 minutes Of waiting. 10 cents.
Rate per mile fraction thereof for cabs travelling
empty outside Of the miles radius hereafer descib
ed % cents. Carrying trunk. % cents. No charge
for handbags dress suit cases. carried inside cab
not more than to each passenger, or for children
under years Of age. Additional baggage. % cents
each piece. No charye made for going OF returning
to or from any point within miles Of point Of
call from which cab is ordered. when such distance
is travelled without passenger passengsrs.
UNION STATION SERVICE-seo District Of
Columbia service. also bOtel zone rates.
THEATEdl SERVICE-Withn miles Of poirt
Of call 10 any theatsr and return shall BE- s. for
70 persona Del.gs rans to O rssurnsns ahszssa
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
DIED.

Tuesday. February %
LII, al the United States Naval Hos
pital, Washington. d. C. Cant FD-
WARD EVERETT CAPEHART.
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence, 2o0S . street northwest al 10
a m. Friday. February q Interment
private Portsmouth. n II: New
port. r l.; Martins Ferry. Ohio and
Atlanta, Ga. papers please copy.
TYkER-On Monday. February u. 1917.
at a. m, Mrs 8ANNlE ELIZA
BETH TYRER, at her residence in
the Albemarle, Seventeenth and T
streets
The funeral services will be held at her
apartment 2O2 the Albemarle on
Wednesday morning. February 2. at
~ O'Clock. Interment at Rock Creek
Cemetery. Private
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Caiming; 2year-olds; three and
onehaH furlongS Red Rover. Ia 70. Fairbrother).
70 2 to 5. 70 $ won; Mildred Euretta, loI
ttNcDermott), Is to l. to l. TO l. second; Ornery.
N tCrlnp). ls % $, 8 to s. to 5, third. Time,
90 IS. Gay Lady. Bracelet. ZIP, Thinker, and
Paula V. also an.
wArd: siI furlongs. Hops. 100 (CrImp). Is to 9. 8
TO l to l. won; Black Beauty loI Watts, 10 !,
70 l. I 70 l, secDud; POntstract, u5 H. Williams.
to l to 5. to s third Time. liS Wiley
A<s Shot, Cash On Delivery Sister Susie. High
Horse. Peachis, Mayms W.. ZInda. NepotiSn, and
LeialohA also ran.
THIRD RACEThs Belmont Handicap; 3year-
olds and upward; EI furlonss Fruit Cake, lo2 Cf.
Robfnsonl. even. to S. out won; Squeeler. is
tMcTazgarp, to ? even. to S. second: Bedtime
Stories. 81 LOUDER to !. 10 s. to 5, third
Tine. las IS. Roscoe Goose, Cansrun, and Gamer
FOURTH RACE-crescrut City Handicap S-year-
Olds and upward; and onequartsr miles. COL
Nennie. los lCrump, B to 5, even, TO ., wen;
Grumpy. los lOhert. 10 70 !, to l, TO l. third
Time, 2Os IS. Opportunity, Hal. Rock. Candle.
Brynlimah ThOrnhiu, All Smiles Mc4doo Hub
buh. Di,noud Fair Mae and Woodward also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ClAiming; 3yearolds and upward; /;
ore mile. Turco, los CMCTaggartl, to l, to !.
wen, won; MonOmOy. S tCrImpl, 70 L 70 8. 4
10 5. second Miss KrIter l04 louder, 70 2,
10 s. to 5. third. Tine. ?iS. kebo, Stir Up,
Tom Caro- Beauty Shop and Margaret n. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile. White Crown, Ill P.
Robinson. to = to 5. to ). won; Emma Stuart.
lo6 tObert = TO /. 10 70 l, to !. secondi Lady
Midrrd lO4 Carroll. 10 to l. to l. to l. third
Time, 1925. Repton Enjoy ChtVGtor. Prime
Mover. Countsrpart Petlar. Pstelus TUUtzs, ClAra
Morgan Milton Campbell and EgrOut also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-Ons mile. Stonshense rs
lGaugrD to l. s to s. 10 s. won; Rhynsr. IS
CMerimeel to l. to 70 5, second; Huda's
Brother. ls tCrumpl. 7 to l, to 2, 70 5, third
tTime l;A55. Gibraltar, Disturber, School f1r
Scsndel. Rneest. Verona, Col. McSab Carlton G..
and Prrsaus ~ rau.
EIGHTH RACE-Ons and one-hItsenth miles.
Last, IO5 tCrumpy, 10 l. TO 5. TO
3 Fairy Legend lO5 tObeTt). to / to l, even.
second; Cliff Field Ids tMcTAgsRr), Is to 5, even.
to ? third Time, l:t9 Is nspin. Brian Boru.
Royal Interest ImprshOn. Dan. and ProSesStrs
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
ot Columbia. February IS -qIT.-Sealed rrcpo< 8
will r. received at the o.loe Of thS Secretary Of
the Board uf CommissnDon. Room SOC DfStra
Building, until O'Clock p Il FEBRUARY D.
1871, for furnishing equpmeut for the bAksry Al
ne District Of Columbia RsformItoTy. at Iortuu.
Va BLANK furmS Of proposals. speci6catirrlI nd
al necessary information may be obtained trrun In.
Chiet CLERK, Engineer Department Room e.. pis-
tict Building. Washington, d. @. OLIVER P
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOw, C. W. HuTZ
Commissioners, d. O.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN a SON. Auctioneer-.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vArrARIy IMPROVED
PROPTRTy

TRUSTEES SALE OF vLIrARIr IMPROVED
PROPERTY
By virtue o. a power Of sale cuutAinsd N a d.~d
o. trust oAt-o ocsobsT z lsr and recorded IN
L.brT No. SU, az folio ~ one Of the lEnd r,oo-d,
OF the District 1 Columbia given By ErI Y Hsr-
rson. oe1Eun having been made n TIE p4ynsnt Of
the debt sec1-ed y s1id trust and AZ the r~du.ss
q tbe hoders Of ths tust debt one unds-xasned
TRUSTEES being the trustees substituted hJ q dsc~,
OF The suTzens Court t the DiEtr1c oy Columbia
passed ir Equity Osu-r No. Sa4 IN nsu cS tbs
trustees in sid tuss named Win .u O. The
premises on THURSDAY March / le- stap N
d1s-1bed in sid t-1st and being lot nurih-- tAr~.
hundred and two cnc, iu Luther r Fr1soes et a.
Subdivision Of lots n blocf two - o. s p B-u~n's
Subdivision Of pSrt q Mount Pleasant as r-r plat
Of the f1t mentioned Subdivision recorded n
County BOOK No Il AZ folio 81 IN TIE Survevur's
Ofce q ssjd Distic, suh5e7 10 q eI-enGnt that
no building shan be erected within thirry-nre feet
OF the south line ot PErf st-vst: sid lot ~ hrfnr
subject 70 nght Of way over ths reA- thre. fs~t
thereof tor alley purposes tnd having The sane rFht
q Vsy over the rear three feet Of lCt SO n Eati
subdivision.
The property is improved ~ thrre--tory b-fck
dwelling with all modern Improvements, No, I5n
Park road
Terms o. sIe: All the r-urchsss money rrst ~
paid IN cash At the end o. f'teen dA-s from ths
Gay q sale. Three hundred doIa-s deposit regrirrd
At the time ot sale property wtn he resod a.
once Al the purchasers rtsk ConveyAnc4nE AZ TIE
cost Of the purchase
7. HOWARD DCCKETT
81 street northwest, WAshinrtou, D. O;
WILLIAM g STANLEY
East Lexington street Pzltirlo-p Nd
fe1S.a83 Trustees.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
JONES REFUSES. TO
LET WILLARD FIGHT

chicago. Feb. ao.-Tom Jones. manager
OF Jess Willard, today refused to agree to
terms for q match between the champion
and Fred Fulton.
Frank Force. manager for Fulton. dis
cussed the matter briefly with Jones be-
fore departing for New York, where he
mas several matches In sight for the Min
nesotan-
You'll get match just as soon as I
see some real cash Offers" said Jones.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneer..


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALCABIF TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, no. 3Sl NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed q trust duly r~cordcd
in LtSs- utS folio $50 et SC. Of the Land Records
OF the District Of Columbia. and AZ the reqrest u
the PARTY secured thereby the unde-zgned trustees
VII se at public suction IN front of the preu-ises
On FRIDAY. the Erd DAY Of Feh-,Iary. A D. lgIT
at ocod p m. the following described land and
lrenirea situate in .hs Distri1 q Columbia ttd
DESIGNATED as and hesns lot 81 in DO0rlRs' sub
division Of lots l6 and reS Of Pr1thers subsivi,un
~ Mount Pleasant and now knogn as ~ 81 in
s7uHre 2s7S Tr plat of said Douglas suhiiri-or
recorded in Boob ~ p~se = Of the records q the
Surveyors oeie Of the District q Columbia
Terms Of sale: Sold subject 20 a prior ossd Of
u7lSt foT 8 SO, and The amount over and above
said trust vii he Eranged TO suit purchNs5 A
deposit Of S0 required ct time q sale and .hs
purchaser alowed fftssn days TO complete the p1r-
chas' Further particulars a. tine q sale
u. T. WILDER
W p. LOCKWOOD
fsr2rBloz3 Tr1-s4s
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
Pierce to Fight Anderson.

New York. Feb. 2O.-On Saturday night
at the Broadway Sporting Club Harry
Pierce. Brooklyn's knockout artist. will
take on Jimmy Anderson. the Indian
apolis lightweight, again. In the semi
final Young Rector, Of Jersey City. and
Paul Edwards, Of the West Side, will face
each other
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
GIVE pounds aDpTentins allowance claimed
Ieonard-Duffy Bout POSTPONED.

New York Feb. 2O.-The Manhattan A.
C. announces that the postponed Benny
Lsonard-Jinmy Duffy bout will take
place at its club on February r. This
battle was originally carded on February
I3. but owing to Leonard injuring his left
hand it was put of. Benny says that he
is In perfect condition again and intends
taking on several important matches
within the next few weeks.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21

ounfbns. or eth~ -.h,es. o. st any pubic szfb~r-
ing Or asncnbly.
Persons upon whom shsn be foupd any instru-
ment, sool. or othr implement used for the com
mission OF ourxtsr or the commission Of any other
crime against rropsrr fr picins lccB o.
pockets who shan fail 10 rive a good sccount c<
The possesson OF the same, and an pcrpons wno bv
the common Law are vsgrxnts vhetbe4 ernhrscee IA
any o. the furrruins clss<1cztscns OF not
That every person IN the Distr1ct Of Ocllmbis
Who shan be convicted n v.srzncy under the pro
rnocJ Of this act shah be required 10 enter into
security IN q sum not ezceeding Eve hundred DOL
an. c1ndiuonl upon his goo5 behavior and IN
dustrJ for period Of ono year, and ~ he shall fsn
To rve sucn security he shsn be c,rnmitted 10 The
vorthouss IN the said District for q term NOT 20
e1csed one year. The security herein Dsutinned
nah hs IN the nature Of . recusniunoe 20 The Dis
tnd Of Columbia with a survty o. surrties 20 hs
appoved b. the Polics Oourt Of the said Distnct
IN yhiA court al proeecutions un6e7 this acs shail
Be ounducteo In the manner now provided By Law
for The prusecutton Of ofenses aTzinst the laws and
ordinances Of the sH District but nothing contained
IN Section Of the Oods of Laws for ths Di-1cs
OF Columbia shall be 20 c,nstrued a. 70 c,sts or
give 70 The hcrnsed, in prosecutions under this Hct
any mint 70 ttsl By Jury not eIistnf ty forc- cf
the Consultation Of the Omitted states'"
By order:
OLIVER NEWMAN,
LOUIS BRowNDOw,
CHARLES W. KUZ
Commissioner Of the District a Columbia
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21

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The Washington herald., 1917-02-21

WORKTNGMEN-THIs STORE JUMPED INTO
popularity at the start and has kept it up in spite
Of any and all competition. None have taken dol
lars worth Of trade from rs. Can't duplicate the
new tailored suits here, S up. JUSTHS OLD
STAND SO D.
notice. Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
Louis Abrahams, St5 G. op. Pat. Office