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The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14
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RIO DE JANETRO, May 14. - A syndicate has been formed here to manufacture bread-fruit flour. The promoters say the flour will make as good bread as wheat, at much less cost. The bread-fruit supply through out Brazil is declared to be practi- cally unlimited.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

George Nelson, contractor for the building of the Alaska-Anthracite Ia'l- road at Katalla, is spending q few days in Cordova, and will return this afternoon. He reports that there are at present, and the crew will be doubled a little later.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14
Classified Advertising

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The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

FOR RENT-One furnished room In private family home; very reason able rent Apply at Times office. FOR RENT - Three nice rooms, for light housekeeping. Apply J. K. Smart.
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The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14
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The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

resident of Cordova and the Copper River valley to sub scribe for the Daily Times. By so doing you will keep posted on the war and help support a local insti- tuition.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

Captain Charles Auer brought his launch Pioneer over from Katalla and had as passenger Captain Davis, of the Aux cannery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

The launch Triton arrived in Cor dova yesterday afternoon from Ka- talla and will return this evening.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

F. T. Stannard, general manager for Kennecott Copper Corporation, is spending a few days in town on bust. ness .Is
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

w. H. Rogue is improving the ap- pearance of the old North Star build, ing, which he recently purchased, Ly having it painted.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

John Groth has left for Port Wells with two men and will do some devel- opment work on his mining property there
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

The Belgium relief fund dance at Eagle hall will be the one big attraction on for tonight
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

w. II. King leaves this evening on the launch Triton and will he em- ployed by the Katalla Construction Company.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

All baseball players are requested to report at the park Tuesday evening for practice.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

Jack Kusick, of Ellamar, arrived in town this morning on his launch.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

Bill Byers is in town from Hinchin- brook island.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

Eli Larsen will leave for Katalla this evening on the launch Triton.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14

The launch Waif arrived from yal. dez yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-05-14
GOSSIP ABOUT
 WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

Captain w. EversOn has been ap- pointed as captain of one of the Pic. neer cannery boats.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

PETROGRADO. Diciembre Is
La Oficina de information Official ru-
sa. do anoche q Ia publicidad notl-
Ella Ell Ia que informa que las ciu-
dades de Rostov. Nakhitchevan Y Ia
ganrog en- Ell distrito de los CosacoS
del Don. Sc e~ncuentran ahora e. ma
de las tropas bolShevikiS, pueS
segun dice Ia citada information, el
genera! Kaledines, jefe de los cosa-
cos del Don. ha sido derrotado en- I'm
e~ncuentro Y arrestado por los gene
rales KAHN Y BotoSsky Y sus Esta-
dos Mayores. Estos jefes bolshevi-
ks han invitado al Alcalde de Rcs-
tov para que vaya a Novo Tcherkask.
Ia capital del Distr!Jo mencionado,
para discutir con ellos 10 relative a
Ia suspension de las operacioaes MI
litares.
En- las elecciones municipales que
Sc efectuaran en- oreEe en- esta ca
pital. los maximalistas tendran sin
disputa ell control de IA administra-
ci6n. deb;do d que han dirieido y eH-
Guido 4, tado cargo reiacionado cen
dichas alecciones a los miembrcs Y
representatives de los otros partidos.
FL peri6dico "Pravda," organo del
gobie~no boIshev!ki, ha anunciado
tambita q arresto de los PARTICIPATES
miembro; del Consejo de Union de
las tropas coSacaS en- esta capital, a
soiicitud del Comite cosa2o afiliado
con los delegados de los Obreros Y
Soldados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
LAS TROPAS De Los BOLSHEvIkIS|
DERROTAR0N A kALEDINES
E. JEFE gEEELDE CAYO EN- MANOS De SUS ENENIGOS
KORNILOFF TAMBIEN FUE DERROTAD
La fuerza es Ia dE,ica ley que rige en- Russia

negociaciones ruso-alemanas para un
armisticlo o por IL guerra civil en- ei
sur del pals.
Todas las noticias estan de acuer-
do en- que Ia fuerZa es Ia unlca ley
que esta rigiendo ahora en- Russia y
Sc admite que por el momento, Ia
mayor fuerza ia tieDen en- 81 mano
los bolshevikis, que bajo Ia direction
de Lenine Y Trotzky, han logrado
establecer un regimen desp6tico con-
ira el cual empieza a levantarse el
clamor de muchos de los mismos
miembros de ese partido.
Acerca del movimiento contrarre-
v~olucionario que Sc inici6 hace POGO
por los generates Kaledines Y korni-
loft, IN despacho procedente &c Pc
trogrado, enviado por la Agencia
Official de information, indica que
tai movimiento ha tenido IN fracaso
parcial, 81 no complete, pues las t-o-
pas bolshevikis acaban de dar IN
fuerte golpe a los cosacos
La captura de tres importantes ciu-
dades del distrito de los Cosacos del
Don, es mencionada en- eI informe,
asi como que Ell general kaledineS,
jefe de los cosacos ha sido arresta-
do al parecer, por SUI propios gene
raies.
Tambien Sc anuncia que el genera!
Korniloff fue derrotado y herido en-
las c~ercanias de Bielgorod. 81 eS-
tas noticiaS son c~iertaS. eS indudab.e
que el movimiento contra los bolShc-
vikis ha rccibido IN golpe que mucho
Sc asemeja al de gracia, pues sofa
mente Quedaria uno de los tres jefcs
cosacos CHE Sc habian undo para
combatir al gobierno de Leninc, cl
general Dutoff, jefe de los Cosacos
de los Urales, que ha estado operan-
do Ell Ia provincial de Orenburg.
La cald& de! general haIeGln"S
probablemente sigui0 a la captura &c
las pla7aS de Rostov. Nakhitchevan
y Taganrog por los bolSheviEiS. Des-
lie Ell domingo pasado habian estado
librandose combates mas 0 mcnos
encarnizados en- los alrededores de
Rostov Y los infolmes que acerca de
! esas operaciones Sc estuvieron reel
biendo en- los dias anteriores, indica-
ban que el general KaledineS era
! quien estaba ganando. La plaza de
Nakhitchevan Sc encuentIa situada 4
travts del rio del Don y la dc Ia
, ganrog Sc halla en- ell golfo del mis-
mo nombre, diez millaS al oeste de
! Rostov,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
Los EE, III. s~eguirdn
Ia luCla abandOnada
pOr los mOsCOvitaS
Los bolsheViki pretendeH
restaurar Ia mOnarquIa

LONDRES. Dicicm5re lJ.-En Ir
discurso que pronuncia hoy cl Pri-
me- Miriscro Lloyd George diio,
entire otras ccsas. que las ~opcrac:o-
mes van ~progreSando y ticnden ha-
ria la victoria final : que seria una
TRACTION ei aceptar en- Ia acJualidad
as tcutativas que Alemania esta
hacienda para liegar q Ia paz S!endo
aSi que ei militarismo aleman Sc
jacta de Ia Situacion militar. Agr2-
60 QUE 81 Russia perSiste en- su actua!
actitud. e! enemigo estara en- posi-
biIiGaG dc disponer de una tercera
parte dc sus ejarcitos para lauzarlos
scbre ei frente occidental y por 10
taHto seria una locJra atcuUar Fl He-
iigro, pego que tampoco debe ser eXI-
gerado este pues en- el case en- que
Ia acmocrac.a ruSa ahaudorc la III
cha. Ii Gcmocracia americana la en-
prenderia.
E Post. al ~referirsc n Ia >iJua-
cion CUE ?revaiece en- Russia. dice
que e. objeto real que persigucn los
bolshevikis es el de ~restanrar Ia au-
~tocracia ~poniendo en- Q: trono al Gran
Duque Alexis bajo Ia Influenza de
Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
Las OperaciOnes en- Ell
frente italianO

LONDRES, Diciembre u. En- 81
fccnte italiano Ia mCha siguc cncoHa-
da entire las tropas i~nvasoraS y las
del general Diaz. especialmente en- Ia
region septentrional de la Inca. en-
ire cl Brenta y ell Piave. Y al Sur Y
Orientc de Asiago. en- donde e. enc
migo ha estado intentando romper cl
frentc para rcalizar cl movimicnto de
flanqueo que tanto Ia GeSoado Y que
habria d. obligar una retirada general
de! ejercito italiano.
Al orien,e del Brenta. en- ell frentc
septentr!onal. las tropas austro-aic-
nlanas, reforzadaS con nuevos contin-
gentes de refresco, atacaron las posi-
clones italianaS en- los wales cue deS-
cienden hacia e. rio mencionado, de
la region de la cordillera de IL Bretta,
pcro Ia resiStencia italiana ha obl;ga-
do al encmigo u desistir de 81 propo-
sito.
In ho!etin Official austriaco. ha-
ciondo un rcSumcn dc los ~recientes
atlQues en- G. sector segtentrional de!
frente itaiiauo, dice quo en- los cuatro
diaS de lucha en- la region de Meletta.
fucron hechos prisioneros $50 oficia-
les y mas de 5000 soldados italia
nos ; 293 cahones, 233 amctrallado-
ras, i mon de trio rapido, 81
tubos lanza-bombas V una regular
cantidad dc otros materiales dc que
IRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

NIrIco> r>pcciallSiaS ell cl tTatamiento
de- los dolores del alumbramlenio Y las
moIrSriaS tan inrnf2OdaS que con tallla
fracucnr.a - manIfIrSian duranlr Ii ge>-
iarIrn. r~Iin naiuralmcnte en- p0>icipu dc
uZ-ar lnlrll-rnicmcni". In mrdlcIna me
Jur = Iurrrn>Iya qu" dcb"n prcScrlbIr i
-:S parirEtr<. Is pur lanto. I'm a>Unlu
dc vital lmpOriaurII para Il aquctiaS Sc
Iurs, uuc >urrcn tie fucrtcS dolores Ell Su
qIunibraulcntu v0mltuS Y mOleStlaS duran
t. ii cmbarazo. >abeT que nOtuDleS cSpc-,
a~I,llSia> u:" han dcdICadU SlIs vlGdS al
.~fuulu ,r To- dolores del parO y la do
irnrla, l,Wrnlna,. c>lan prc>cTlDlcIldu J
administrator = lis rurrrlmaS Las paSil-
Has de Currpu.>tU MiiCRrlia. 'nS ScnO-
re- uu|!lru> Cur 10 prCsrrIbcn. Ia hlCcn:
rriiHrYu. iuruur ~ - una medicinal Sc
rrr,. II! prriuI:rlal. >cgundO. pUTGu- meme
"A virtual especial Ne rrTtalCcrr los ncrviOS,
IL, tai ulaurTa. On" dUranic los mcSr~ Cliff
%rpltu,u~ del cmbIrdZO. la sonora cInhara-
Zada uIrG.. ll"-!T al Ga de 81 lluiIlDra-
Iai-uiu sin ~; cTlrnrnIar gran..c> dolores
y con hrurririp del bcbc Que mace hcrmO-
50. -dTO Y rUbI~Ir; ~iCrcCrO, rOr ser II me
t!rina ideal para Ia muicr que d"sea liegdr'
4 ser rTadr". y pOT ulttmo, porruc caia
ras;illa de Cuupucsto Mllchclla llcva INA
c]arauIil de satisfaction. 4 COntinuaclon
II. dan dos testimonies SinCcrOS y Verdi
rys. eScuglCOS d" Is intncnSa Cantldad re-
rihida dc los PASSES Latino Amerlcanos.
FL nr. Ir>r PLANTING. dc Ia c;udad de
SaIcrGn. Rep. DOminicana, dice 10 sIgu!en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
FINLANDIA COHfRA
MAIL EN- ESTE Pals

WASHINGTON, Dic;embre 10
e Huevo Eobier2o de E;n'andia COM
pro, por conducto dc la firma neo-
y~o-hina dc Grace and Co.. cincuenta
Mi toneIadas de halina en- vista de
q2e h2biendo comprado articuios ali
menticics por valor de cincuenta MI
Tones De 1uDlos en- Russia Y habien-
do!os pagado por adelancado. no lc
fue possible obtenerlos. pero tampoco
CUE le fuera devuelCo el dinero. La
casa comisionista tenia "a !ista la
harina para haceG el emb2rque, pero
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
Ell EX-PRESIDENTE DE PORTU
GAL DESEA IR AL FRENTE.

LISBOA. Diciembre Eel gobicr-
no rcvolucionario. tras una Junta
Cue celebro el Gahinete que preside
Costa. rcsolvio cnviar fuera del
pals al cx-Presidentc Machado; al CO.
municarsele essa resolution. pidi5
que Sc lc concediera I'm mes de per-
MISC para arregiar Sus asuntds Y
que una vez cumplido este termino
Sc lc mande a frente de batalla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

LONDRES. Diciembre l5.-LoS
despachos da prensa que Sc han re
cibido de Petrogrado, ~arrojan muy
poca luz sobre Ia situacion militar en-
n region meridional de Russia. Las
noticias CficialeS que Sc han estaGo
DubiicanGo en- Ia capital moscovita en-
los ultimos dias. son muy confusas
Y hay varias informaciones acerca
de los generates KaledineS korni-
loft. cuyos actUaleS paraderos :
suerte que hayan corrido, no Sc 60
ncce definitivamente. la nicola de
la guerra Sc Ia despejado va en- ;oda
Russia, dice el corresponsal de W dia-
RIO de esta capital en- PetroSrado,
"aunque es possible que Sc hayan
G~esa-rollaGo actualmente algunaS pc
quenas operacioneS en- algunas regio-
mes del pals"
e pueblo de Petrogrado. segun Sc
dice. muestra mayor intcres en- la
actitud &c los bolshevikis hac;a Ia
asamblea consriIuyente. que en- las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
7 remendos ataques
de los alemanes
en- el frente
De Italia
Los oustro-~o iemaHes tieneR
go diUisiores en- csc frente

Cuarteles Generates I~talianos en-
ell Norte de Italia, Diciembre b
Una encarnizada lucha esta librando-
Sc en- estos ~momentos, en- el fr2Gte
m~ontanoso que ~comprende cl sector
noreste de Ia Inca del rio B-enta.
El enemigo esta in~tentando ayanzar
sus posicoines que tiene en- la MAJ
gen occidental del rio, 10 que !e ia
ria dos lineas de aproXima":1a al
vale del Brenta y a la region ab:ac-
ia de las llanuras venecianas.
El principal esfuerzo de los aus
tro-alemanes esta siendo realizadO en-
Ia region del Cerro Beretta, en- don
de el entmigo logr6 obtener solo al
gunos peQuenos 5xitos, avanZando
sus posiciones una ccrta distancia
por medic de violentos Y repetidos
ataQues, en- los cue sufri6 grsndes
p6rdidas.
Durante el dia de aver, el enemigo
estuvo concentrando IN gran mime
ro de pleas de artilleria de las de
mayor ca!ibre que posce, Y emplaZan-
doIas en- los frentcs del Piave y del
norte. Ell bombardeo de las pcsicio-
mes italianas ha sido intensi:icado.
teniendo ahora I'm a~!cance mayor.
Algunas De las granadas cncmigas
han caido en- Mancino, plaza que SC
e~ncuentra situada ocho millas a Ia
fretaguardia de Ia Inca del Pave y
4 unas cuantas tan solo de Ia ciudad
de Treviso. CuatToc;entoS de esos
proycctiles monstruos. fueror AFRO
jados solamcnte sobre una sola de
las posicioncs italianas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
Sc lirnitara Ell
Consume dc
aZllCar
Tcleurana Especial para Ia PRENsA.

Tclegraina Especial para Ia PRtAsA.
WASHINGTON, D. c.: Diciembre
t4.-Nuevas i~nstrucciones estan sien-
DO enviadas a las amas de casa por
eI Comite de Ia Administration de
les A.limentos, para que TODD el pue-
bio americana contribuya a la eco
nomia de los where's durante Ia que
IRA.
En- las nuevas t~arjetas, Ia Admi-
instruction de Alimentos indica que
cada persona debe usar cuando mas,
tres libras de aZucar por mes, que
dcbe s~enalarse dias Y comidas en- las
Que no Sc tomen pan, carne y otros
(Pasa a Ia Ia. Pag. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
Lo que ~prescriben Doctores Especia-
hstas para reducir los dolores
del alumbramiento y combatir
los v6nitos y molestias
del embarazo

tc: "Cada vez que prescribe, IaS PaSIillaS
de Compuc>to Mltche!la me eS de gran Sa-
tISrarCi0n yer 81 gran rc>UiildG. plcS
rada dia Gucd0 mas admirable de Su cfcC-
10. MiS paclcnt"s. cada vez cStan mas
agradccld0S ppr haDcrlo adminiStrado. Y
die otrO mndO no pod!a ser. con csc idInO-
50 COmpUcSlO MIt;l"lli que no ne CanSa-
re dc scGulrlo administrator
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

Fl Dr. Ir>f PLANTING. DC Ia c:utsad de
SaIcrGn. Rep. DOminicana, dice 10 Igu!en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

hiiiELE L]ECfGEi: 81 "stas son SUB
CualIdaGrs CscuC!alrS. Gror Que no GGcda
I'd. COnv"ncriJ CONC oird> >cn0raS Y Sc
nOr.ia~ Que han >enlido sus .1cner.rlUo, 81
I'd. lambieu pucGc haccrlO COMO las de-
mas!
NOTA: 81 nos rCmltc I'd. la Suma de
Sl.OG, le Cnviaremos a yucita Dc corrco. y
franco dc porte. uIa Caia dc COmpucsto
MilcheIld. DirljaSc hoy mismO a:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

FL DR.. IT.. Il. kOrn. de In Faculiad dc
Medicinal de Paris. dOmiriliado IN Id ciudad
de POrl-au-PriE"r. Rep. de Haiti. Ccrlici-
ca: lie prescribe i ms rnfcrma> ri Com
nIr>in Mftrhrila. haDIrado UDlcnldo aGml.
rabies re>UltadOS en- los s~lSuienIeS caSoS:
Para CaiIHar los dolores trcCuenteS duran
t. rl embargo J cI partn. flores Dlln-
CAS- mcnstruIcIGn dNiorOsa y cOrno to-
nlC0 rrCUnStItuyrT;r. 10 rerornlcndo 4 las
SehOta~ y seflOrItas que sulren dc lgualcS
dOlenClas.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16

Il Administration de AIimentos dis
puSo de ella Y lie mando a Francia.
Cen este motive Finlandia ha pre-
sentado una urgente reclamation Y
CT gobierno ha otrecido 4 cambio de
Ia harina dc que dispuso. maiz y otros
~ce-eales. Las negcciaciones relatives
c~ontinusn ann.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-19
Old Victory Kayya
Wd Vau Brilliant Colt Defeated Greatest Duel Ever Held
In This Country When World Mark Made Quarter Race
Governor Harrington and
Military Staff from Camp
Meade Among the Prom
inent Spectators Present.

period Of the race from the head Of
the stretch to the last sixteenth pole
This was the period when he was
making up the ground that separated
him from Omar Khayyam. The mile
was run in 1:3S rs. and the mile and
a quarter in 2:02.
$1,000 passed through the mutuel
machines on this race. 1t was rather
remarkable that despite the fact that
Omar Khayyam had defeated Hour
less in the two previous races that
Hourless was the favorite with the
Marylanders and 5000 more was
wagered on him than on his opponent.
After the finish of the race all
eyes were on the winner-Hourless
Pathetic as it was, poor Omar Khay-
yam proudly pranced back to the
judges stand-defeated, but still the
idol Of the crowd.
The immense gathering did not
seem to remember the little bulldog
Omar: the game battle he put up and
how he had used his last ounce OF
energy to win the laurels that his
owner SO eagerly sought. The gath
ering seemed to have their mind on
one horse-Hourless, and when Omar
was led to his stall the crowd seemed
TO forget him entirely.
Hourless was the hero; he won like
a good game colt and all credit Is
due him, but we must remember
again that 1t took a new worlds rec
ord to defeat this little horse of iron.
Tears came to the eyes of Richard
Carman, Omars trainer. as he saw
the game little colt meet his Water
loo. They were tears from the heart
not that he met with defeat, but
that showed genuine sorrow for the
gamest little colt that has ever raced
on the turf.
To say the least 1t was the great
est race that ever has been witnessed
in this country. and it will be long
time before an opportunity will avail
itself to witness race of this char
acter made up of such sterling quail
tiles of equine courage and stamina.
After the time. 300, was hung up
it brought back to mind of old race
goers the memorable struggle for the
Brighton handicap years ago when
the gallant Little Broomstick defeat
ed Irish Lad by the margin of a head
in driving finish. Broomstick pull
ed up dead lame, but it did not hurt
his speed for he ran that mile and
a quarter in 2:O2 3-5, which for many
years held the record for the dis
tance on all mile elliptical tracks. II
would seem by this time esta ablished
by Hourless that il knocks the old
world record out by three-fifths Of
a second.
In addition Hourless carried con-
siderably more weight in his race
than Broomstick had up in the Brigh-
ton handicap. So from a time stand
point Hourless is superior to the time
made by Broomstick.
Whiskbroom holds the worlds rec
ord of two minutes fiat for a mile
and quarter. but this performance
was made at Belmont Park over a
track a mile and a half in circum-
ference. Whiskbroom at the time car
ried 159 pounds. The big thing in ia
vor of Whiskbroom was the fact that
he did not have to run around four
turns. During the race he only ran
around two.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-19
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Prrse. $500; maiden colts and
geldings; 2-year-olds; six furlongs. Spearlene.
liz Connolly. $50. $50 $l.sO. won; Jack Stu
art, IL tCanahan), SI7, $50. second; Duke Of
Ernest B.. Sirocco, Quito. Frank Burke, Harry
Thought. Augustus. and ssuer also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; Syear-olds and
upward: six furlonss. othello. Il4 (Oounolly).
$50. $50 .S. won; Milestone. lG Cooper.
sll So s. 50. secoui: First Ballot, lo3 Dono.
huel, $50 third. Tine. l:l2 IS Trusty. Water
War. Corkey W. Little Memphis. Hasty Cora,
Dick West, Medford Boy. J. c. welch and
Fuzzy Wuzzy also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: hnies; Syear-olds;
six furlongs. Believe Ne Boys. III (Gentry)
siso. $50. $40 wonSoh Mis-. III CKelssyl.
$50. third. Time. ll2t5. Sun Flash and
Mary Belle also ran
FOURTH RACE-Puse. s.. 600; 3-year-olds and
upward; one and 'one-xxteenth miles Oudgel
I'D (HanOverl. S.3p, $40. S2n won; Fruit Cnke
los tGeutryl. si7o. s.. second; Toksy, los IVAN
dusenl. S7o third Time. i:cSS Franklin
and Hanoyia also ran
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; hIlies: 2-year -olds
FIVE and q half furiongs Blue Paradise, II.
lShilhngl, $3.50. s3o.5. S2D, won; Edith L.
los Donahue). sen. $50. second; Little Prin
cess, l0s tPicksnsl. S.So. third Time. lar. New
Model. Myrtle Gale. March Wind, Fern Hand
lev, Crystal Day and Amelita also ran
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; nnies and mare
SyeAr-olds and upward; ono and one-eightl
miles ssycuarra, Ia rHsnover). $50. $40
$40. won Julia l., 1os (DouAhue1. $40, $50
second; Afsdir. 100 GENTRY, $40 third Time
l 81 Spring Song. 1nquieta. Mis- Fannie. Viz
ginia W., Petit Ble1 and Tush Tush also an.
SEVENTH RACE-One and one-sixteeptl
miles. Lady ROtha. 100 tBauett). $i-0 $50
s26. won; Olga Star, lH Garner. $50, ss.7o
| second: sansyming. l@ Donahusl, s-lo. third
Time. l& Jsd o'Dovd. Bellboy. Dr. ssmnel
and Pleasant prsans slp ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-19
Gilmour Dobie Will
Teach Washington Boys
How to Play Football

Gilmour Dobie one of the great
est football coaches in the world,
fras been obtained by The Wash
ington Herald to teach Washing
ton sandlot and scholastic players.
how to play football. The first
lesson which was on the art
Of Toward Passing" appeared
in yesterdays edition. Dobie's in
structions in heaving the pigskin,
were right to the point, and COM
pletely covered this department Of
the collegiate game.
The second lesson which will ap-
pear in tomorrow's edition of The
Washington Herald. will be on the
"Art Of Tackling," and is far
more interesting than Dobie's
first lesson on toward passing.
Don't miss one Of these stories II
you are interested in football as
they will not only prove instruc-
tive, but will also be interesting
to all followers of the gridiron
sport. Dobie's lesson in Sundays
edition will be on "How to Make
Interference" Watch for Dobie's
story on the art Of Tackling' in
tnmorrow's Issue.