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Curb Market
Continued from page II

Sale. Open. High Low. Last
100 Mason Valley. 53s SO 55s 5Ka
g fSS M Mog@i N Co. CO.. IS !" So siIa 81
400 Mojave Tung... % "a "a
800 Monitor Silver.
' zoo . MGostsT Cs'i n ssS 5s ss' I"
$4,000 'fMoiher Lode. Al ~ 40
1900 Nancy II NJ. 81 80 81 81
go, eSS N 0s;. Utah 2 h Bins II 4 II ID
$50 ..old Emma L, 50 50 50 ~ 50
&. .$$ * : E. e 8 g. i:
1900 TRoch Mines. so 90 81 So
i lsSS sac sac Val 4dv Cop 1s7s ,1A 1ss7' 5a
100 section Thirty. II y u u.
100 Seneca Cop G. IL 14ls - 14ls
500 Senorita Cop. IA We "a Ne
i go SILVER Silver ( ( q Of 4 u e =. e u.
!sgg :fsil! %is9 Pi set II" ~ ,s# rs&
1900 'fSuccess Min. IS SO IS SO
1900 fSuper " Ia p). So SO 80 IS
o5 SSS :. Ton pu-f Reed d. q q q "a
zoo .f YTT1S :. 50" S." 50 IS
1000 Tuoiumne Cop. 144 134 134 124
1900 "U NJ Of ARR. 80 So " "a
5000 '1U Con Mine 8 8 s 8
900 'TU S Tungs.n. 30 q 20 q
800 .United V TX. 50 s5l4 IS IS
go 30 !JII:,;, E N Go. ;Hs 35s 33s 3.s
$500 'White c NJ Co. 80 20 AZ az
1900 'White Gross c % u "a "
1900 fYerington N c IS 2e rs rs
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United States Military Orders

p Telegraph 10 rle Trbun,l
Washington. February o.
ARMY
gsusrAuog Of cap HORACE NJ. ROBLRISON.
Vsdlfal CORPS accepted March -. unbl "hlth
daIr he IL granted leave a shsenoe
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RACCOON WASHES IT'S FOOD

A popularity of the raccoon is its
propensity to wash its food when near
a stream or pond.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
XAVIER DImkRIAS E$'AHS
0ssssVssssssOIN INSTRUCTION
HnrD Prize putai Royal Conservatory o. Lip,f
studio ~ W. nnd ST. Tel Columbus $3.50
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LfysT -coupoas due September 1915. from NV
'Y,rt ard Ros.~-. Beach Rssg COMPANY
fin' MorRSe ~ blf' dus srp,onis'r is:!.
',t,,,bsrsd. 40 iss ty7i1 tss 11e2. -. Ni.
ar. m, 80 ISL iU. ~ Paimsnt aoppsi
Rsnhr Tfusl CompanJ. Agent ~ VAL o.. Ns~
Aysk Ci-s
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: a m '30l7 p m. 1905 p. m. -992
Local Forecist-CloOdy to-day. probably rain or
snow. much colder at night Tomorrow generally
fair and much colder: strong southwest shifting 10
northwest vipds.
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Humidity

Hishest t.mperauIre Yesterday. 36 degrees tat 30
n M lowest ~ fat $50 a. M: average. %
average for same date last year. %; average FOR
same date for last thriy-thfee years. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
IIrnit Of trad. on this sIchnnre. 10 shares.I

Prices on the Consolidated stock Exchange
losed in general reaction. with some
stncks recording decidedly sharp declines
from earlier high levels.
Transactions and prices Wednesday for he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
The Greenwich Savings Bank. plaintln,
against Ella +. Dewey, ct al, defendants.
County Clerks Index No 1856. Year 1915.
b Aymar Sands, plaintiffs attorney 40
Cedar Street. New York. " Y Pursuant
10 a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale en-
tered January ., 1917 the undersigned Will
sell at public auction at the Exchange
sales Room. Nos l4-l6 Nesey Street, Bor-
oueh of Manhattan, City OF New York, at
twelve o'clock noon on February 18th, 1917,
by Bryan l.. Kennedy. auctioneer, the
mortsaged premises directed by said Judg-
mcnt TO be sold. situated in said Borough
and city beginning AT point on the
uortherly side OF East 10th Street distant
1874 feet essterly from the corner formed
b. the intersection OF the easterly side Of
University Place with said northerly side
Of l0th Street. running thence easterly
along said northerly side OF 10Th Street =
angles to the northerly side OF 10th Street.
and for a part of the way through a party
wall % feet inches TO the centre line
OF the block; thence westerly along said
centre line of the block - feet 10 inches;
thence soutnerly again at right angles TO
the uortherly side OF 10th street and for
a part OF the way through another party
wall - feet inches to the northerly side
OF 10th Street at the point Of beginning.
street No. 81 East 10th Street. Subject TO
and with the benefit and rights OF GER
tain party wall agreement made by and
between Elias Brevoort and Josiah Rich
ards dated July rs. 1916. and recorded in
the office OF the Register Of the County Of
New York in Section .. Liber 81 OF Con-
Teyances page los. February LIST, 1894
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
TNenty.four Hours

Washington. Feb. IA disturbance that was
orer tho Saskatchewan Valley Tuesday night moved
rapidly eastward 20 Ontario With winds attended
by snow furries to-day in New England. the &c
gion Of the Great Lakes and portions Of the Norm,
Hest A slight disturbance that was cent "a
over the West Gulf tonight caused rains IN the
Middle and West Gulf States. In all other paris
Of the country the weather was generally lar
The temperature U4i higher to-day thIUusnolt
IN, Eastern States, while another cold wave over
spread tho Western Canadian provinces and et-
tended soutnSard osei North Dakota oy tonight
Tho iudicsnons are that the weather wlll be tl't,
tied to mcnow IN TIE States east o' the Missis
sippi River probably with snow nufres IN nof; ~
weather Will be generally fair in the Eastern state
Cold weather will overspreah the region OF me
Great Lakes. the Ohio Valley aud Tennessee Thurs
dsy and ali setions east OF the Mississippi River
Tomorrow night or Friday except the tIonda Pc
ninsUls g., -,
gan Indiana Ohio, Western aud Northern rem
sylvania Western Nes York. the Interior OF last
ern NeH York and Vermont.
Winds for Thursday and FHdS.-North Atlantic.
fresh TO strong soGth.eot shifting 10 northwest
winds, overcast With rain or snow; much colder
Friday: Middle Atlantic. fresh to strong southwest.
biftinv IN northwest winds over asst weather. rain.
probably turning 10 snos much colder friaay
South Atlantic fresh south 10 southvest shhuns
10 norhwest overcast Friday. probably rain: bast
Gulf moderate 10 fresh. shifting winds. rain Thurs-
day, clearing Friday: Wet Gulf moderate To- fresh
north winds overcast weather. probably ram Ihufe-
day. UPPER lakes. strong northwest winds ana snO"
hurrirs derids1y colder weather; lower lhes'
strong yest 10 northwest winds gales on Lake Eiie'
nov furnes much colder by THURSDAY night.
casts for Special looaIties.-Eastern New
York. cloudy to-day. probably snow and colder In
northern and central portions. rain or snow In eI-
trcus southern portion much colder tonight. cold
WAY, in northern and central portions. generally
fair and much colder tomorrow.
Nortbern New England snow hurries and colder
70 day: much colder tonight. cold wave IN YER
mont: generally fair and much colder to.morioW.
southern New England. cloudy and colder TO-DAY
nrobsbly light snow: much colder to-mSnl, geflel-
aiiv fair and much colder TO morrow. ,
ya.ieru PENNSYLVANIA. cloudy to-day probably
light rain or snow. colder in northern and western
horizons; much colder tonight cold wave IN north
EN- portion generally fair and much colder TO-
New Jersey and Delaware. cloudy to-day, prob
sb,y light rains generally fair and much colder to-
morrow. ~, .., d,
The District Of Columbia and Virginia. unsettled
TO-DAY probably followed by light rain: colder To-
night: fair and much colder 10 uorrow.
Weston New YORK and Western PefnsylSsnis.
sn1y ourries and colder to-day. much colder to-
night with cold wave; generally fair and colder To-
MORROW.
Local onieial Record.-Ths following official rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

10th Street
Approximat. amount OF mortgage debt IS
S5S.27o.0s. with interest from October 20.
1915; costs and allowance S4ili0; taxes
and water rents Sl,562.92
Dated, New York, January 2oth. 1917.
EDWARD H. KELLY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Spring Street.

Tn. Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is to be sold. is sil.Oss3S
with interest thereon from the 10Th day or
October 1916. together with the costs and
allowance amountir 10 s330.2s with in
terest from November oth. 1916. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
proXimste amount OF the taxes, assess
inents and water rates or other liens,
which are to he allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
referee, is s90210 and interest
Dated, New York. January 22nd. 1917.
FRANCIS w. POLLOCK. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is to be sold. is s25,l53 SO.
with Interest from December 18th, 1916.
together with the costs and allowances.
Amounting to S433.27, with interest from
January Sth 1917, together with the eX-
penses OF sale. The approximate amount OF
The taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are TO be allowed TO the
purchasers out OF the purchase money. or
paid By the Referee. is sl,26s.95 and in-
terest. -
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC


UHued states Coast and Geodetic s-.r,tl
Sun rises ........... s.5a Moon rises D. M. -
sun sets ....... J.5l Moon sets Ia. "a H.. 20
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Bonds
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

UNLISTED. 4sells cents per share.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ADVERTISEMENT

Long BEACH desirable Coihs'
side Blvd. ; lots offered az
e w. Box l0G. Tribune.
500 AND YOUg PRISE - MONTHLY "
,yii. bus your home 40 Nal14l. Nv Ngr,irs
Lsfeirnout New Ycrk COT Nikl tpAL In
40 Ncs. sd ST It. $500 A@. ~
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Local onlel. R.oord.-Tho following official !

ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures .
during the last twenty-four hours. In comparison /
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Tn.se mail, clo,e At $50 2. ~.

These malls close At $50 r. d.
I.,sp Cofea China and Philippine lslaud.
ivis Saaulei-MeIico Maru ...-.......''' 70 usy
H,vsii tya san Francisco -Msnos .......'lo-uN
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand ana AUS
ITALIA Except wesU via Nsncou'etl-y, a
. . % . ~ ~
JapsU 1orea and china via Seattle)- ,
rrOieSilzus ............. -, -
Jzpsu. Cores. China and Pmnpphe i-IAls 4,
XII, san FrAnciscoJ-Nippon Maru. feo IL
Ianan Cores China and Philippine slahds
fvia seattle -ShidZuoka MaIu. IL
ARRIVED
RayssruIn tBr). Cardiff Jan y. 10 Winchester
4 "a In ballast Rsr a. I % a m
Bernudisn tBrl. Bermuda Feb 4 10 me oueosc
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OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY ,
Mails ' $50
rios sails
y m An II 90
EspersuLa-Hsysna '.-''''''' ti.gG AN Z 90 IN
Al sIca-t ust0bal .....; - : % IN
city ~ 81 LOUIS -Sa'snHH"'' 90 rN
IencfsOu--Noriok ....'.'..-.'
,o.qoAN 200 p,I
korors-st Tn.3a' ''''''''''' ~ 100 IN
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-03
DASH BY FRENCH
ROLLS BACK FOE
Seven thousand Prisoners
Taken and Many Guns.
DRIVE or NEARLY TWO MILES
1900 Prisoners Fall To vietors
Twenty-Five Heavy Cannon Part
OF spoiis-oernan Scat
ter Hslter-Skelter.

Paris.-ln one OF the swiftest ant
most dashins blows OF the war. tins
French troops smashed through IN,
German lines north OF the Aisne 10 I
depth OF more than two miles az on,
point. inflicted heavy losses on th,
enemy and captured more than 7.50t
prisoners and rs heavy guns and nelt
guns
Several important villages also fel
into the hands OF the French. accord
ing 20 the War once announcement.
The text reads
North OF the Aisne the attack dc
yeloped under extremely brilliant con
ditions Notwithstanding mist ans
rain. our troops attacked with admir-
able enthusiasm formidable organiza
tons OF the enemy which were defend
ed by the best troops OF Germany
supported b. heavy artillery.
I'm their first dash our soldiers ca?
tured the line indicated by the Quar-
ries OF Fruty and Bohery It'll,
later Malmaison Fort. in the cen,r.
fell into our hands
Pushing their advance still further
our troops. after a desperate engage
ment. in which they gave proof o
their irresistible snap. drove the enem!
out Of the Quarries OF Montparness.
which had been partly crushed BY GU
big shells.
"on the left our progress was con
tinued with the same success. the VII
lagos Of Allemant and vaudesson re
naming in our power while on III,
right our troops carried their line ontt
the heights dominating Pargny .Filain
Finally. in the centre. our troop
drove fresh enemy reserves heller
skelter and captured. in violen
struggle. the village OF Chayignon. A
this point our advance reached y depti
Of three and q half kilometres (abou
two and NTH miles,.
The enemy losses in the course o
the day were large. in addition to thos,
inflicted on him by our artillery prep
aratIon. The number OF prisoner
counted up to the present exceeds
1900 In the enormous amount OF ma
ter1al captured we have counted q
heavy and field cannon.
Notwithstanding the unfavorabl,
weather. our ayiators carried out with
audacity the missions imposed upor
them. their machines flying so III
above the lines"
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Russians RspuIss Enemy.

Pstrograd - The Germans have
made an attempt At second landing
on the Esthonian coast. The War or
nice announces that they were driver
away by the Russians
The attempt was made near Noise
kull Manor, eight miles north OF wer
der. on the Esthonian coast. (Ths
landing OF German troops reported b.
the Russian War Once was effected on
the werder peninsula No naval en-
gagement occurred in connection with
this maneuver. German warships were
observed OF Kuivast. Moon Island.
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eSmOdel's
L\UTLE RY
ESTABLISHED 1858
ll6 Park Aven
BALTIMORE

Baltimore. Chesapeake
Railway COMPANY.
PoCoMoKE & oCCoHASNock
Schedule in Effect August
focomokc River Line leaves
) ~. m sdays ard Frida,
field. Onancock. Finney's. Pc,
Saxis and landings on the
River to Snow Hill.
Leave Snow Hill 6 a. m. VI
Fridays stopping at above ls
Subject to change without
4 MURDOCH. Gru. k
T. II set l-SRi. Al
Asst 6 = A
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British Give Way Slightly.

British Front in France and Bel
sium.-The new Allied line establish
ed in the limited attack astride the
Ypres.Staden Railway Is with the ex
ception OF the loss in the southern
fringe OF Houihols, wood OF one fortl
ned farm, from which the British were
forced to fall back when the German,
delivered a heavy local counter.attack
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italians Check Attack.

Rome.-ltalian troops repulsed Q
strong attack BY Austrian and Ger
man forces in the Galore region al
Monte Piana. clinchins the enemy de-
feat BY clearing section OF the
trenches which had been temperate,
relinQuished the War Once an
nounced
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&Cornpany

~ J
| coward & Lexington St
Baltimore
The Homelike
Store
q There is a ring OF
genuineness and sin
cerity to the greetings
OF Baltimore's Best
Store to its visitors.
q That is one OF the
many reasons why it
is the most popular
shopping place, not
only for residents Of
Baltimore, but for the
thousands OF visitors
who come to Balh-
more to shop during
the year.
q YOU should make
yourself acquainted
with the Hochschild,
Kohn & Co. Store the
next time you visit
Baltimore. You will
find it not only a
pleasant, but an eco
nomical shopping
place.--for it sells only
dependable goods,
and, in most cases,
sells them at a price
no higher than is
ordinarily asked for
inferior articles.
Bear In mind, too. that
whatever you buy here 70
returnAble. for exchange
or refund, without ques-
tlon or argument, u Il
does not prove entirely
satisfactory.
Apraa6hla MTn6Go
Baltimore, Md.
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Specia

hesilouei special huafa
81. ~ and 81. ~.
kesmodels Razor STR
Horse Hide Sl.00.
kesmodel's Carvers in
up. pairs 81 80 and up.
Scissors in cases e in c.
50 -.
Manicure cases for l.;
men 81 ~ 10 $1,000
White Handle table
Knives and i Forks.
English Steel Table X
knives only
Pocket Knives j0c. n
prices IN lots to teach,
Satisfaction qua
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Bear In mind, too. that
whatever you buy here 70
returnAble. for exchange
or refund. without ques-
tlon or argument, II Il
does not prove entirely
satisfactory.
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sHiPYARo STRIKE CALLED OFF
Portland Workers vets To Return To
q Work.

Portland. ore.--The sh!pyards strike
In the Portland district was oficially
declared on. majority OF the unions
involved having voted to return TO
work. The Federal Labor Adjus tmsut
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the COUNTRY AT LARGE


William p Horn. cashier OF the First
National Bank Of Easton. Pa. was ar.
rested in Philadelphia by federal au
thorities charged with the enberzle
men' OF more than $4,000 OF the
banks funds.
l0'cent sugar rate in the city and
II cents in the suburbs was agreed
upon al conference between federal
and city officials and representative,
Of the sugar trade In New York.
New York State will receive an
amount estimated at 800. 900 from the
federal government for vocational
training work during the current fiscal
year.
The food administrator OF Chicago
announced list OF fair prices tina, re-.
sailsrs and customers ought 10 pay for
sugar. potatoes and -FOUR
Il was announced that consumers In
New York must curtall thel supply Of
sugar 50 per cent. to avsss
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Mrta6hAa MhndG9
Baltimore, Md.
How About it?

Are you going to plant any Apple.
Pear, Cherry. Small Fruits Grape Vines.
Roses, Nut Trees, or anything else in
the line of Nursey Stock? II so. let us
price your list. Our Specialties are first
Glass Stock. TRUE TO NAME at mod.
crate living prices. Address or come
and see Us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
FOOD SUPPLY FOR COUNTRY RESTS
WITH WOMEN IN THE HOME
70 u4O.ARRS Thu WEST VIRGINIA
DoD ADMINISTRATION
OFFICERS
0cRsrfJH1u About Hotels and ReStau-
ra00 Violating Orders Have Lit
~ Foundation In Taot-

OCCASIONALLY q complaint wanders
| Into no office Of the local food admiu-
1dGtsoion In regard to come restaurant
ar Ntol tn the state These complaints
u1nl1y have as their burden state
nef to the effect that such hotel OF
rSsaurant Is not observing "lueatless"
or wheatless" days. When such letters
core in their subjects are always gtren
through investigation from the Wheel
IN. oft1oe
4 may interest the public to know
tAt IN every case that has been inTeS-
tgeted the administration has found
ether that the party complained OF had
tready begun to observe these DAYS or
.aa found him willing to give an lnnae-
Hate pledge to do so In the future. In
other words. as Col. Ogleoay remarked
yesterday afternoon. We DO not Dc
Hsve anyone Is willfully violating rho
spirit Of the government requests. 90
casionally some one may not Do fulIJ
awake to the situation. but the minute
he Is awakened he Is perfectly willing
to comply" OF course, the local offlco
!. Rad to receive news OF any such vfo-.
lations, because they are very easy 70
straishten out and great good Is accom-
pltshed thereby. The names OF the par
ties furnishing this information are al
Ways held IN strict confidence.
when the hotels and restaurants.
whose very existence depends on the
sale Of food commodities. are willing 10
CONFORM to the. very latter or the re-
quests Of our federal food adHln'stFd,
ton, 1t is indeed reSr"ttahle 10 ma ''e''
many persons are c"uInletssE !sao!'uE
what their government desires IN tnsis
own homes. They should renemoeS
that the final salvation OF this govern
want. as far as the food supply is con-
earned, rests with III. housewife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-28
BETHANY MAN WILL
COACH WASHINGTON
n..te1 IN Tho Intel(igencar

Special 20 Inc ln(elllBctIE~E
wASHINGTOS. Pa. DC. fI.-C1ar-
ence 3 Houston Of Washington. former
Bethany college athlete, was today ao-
pointed coach Of the Washington high
school basketball team. TO succeed Fa"l
Beeler, who left last week to join tho
national army. Houston Will take
charge of tho squad Inlm etiiately. prac-
tice having been conducted since Beelers
departure by Captain Farmhouse, Houa-
ten was named today by the athletic
committee OF the school board. of which
Or. J. ". MoKennan Ia chairman. tho
ASTON being taken following a proposal
made by Houston. Tho appointment is
temporary in that n contract between
the board and Bceler still exists and no
successor can be formally elected at this
time. It Is known. however that tho
board II considering the retention *
Houston as baseball coach at high school
also.
w. & J. opens it's season on January
II and then does not play nj home until
February 8. Washington high hopes RI
be- ablo to use the college gym for
number Of games here during that
psriod. Como members Of the ". & J.
athletic council have been seen regard
iux tho request and they say that ths
\co11eee floor can be used by the high
teAu, but 1t will req7sre tho formal ac-
lon OF tho council to make It certain