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The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
AUTO LICENSES.

+sSl2-Miss Pearl CoIerider, l3os st. se.; Dodge,
1917
S. Delaney, n E. Cap. ST. Allen, 1917.
4esli-Kar F. Jcrss l449 Harvard; Hudson 1917
46sl5-Morris Within, 96 La. ave-; Ford 1917.
46sl6-M. L. Beckner s3 L me-; Ford 1916
46sI7-stuart T. Ashton, l7o2 Lamont; Ford, 1917
4ssls-Harry NJ. Singleton 457 llth NV: Ford, 1916
46sls-Mrs Charles Doughty 1918 Shepherd st.
Ford, 1917.
4es0sLAuxman & Sinccell, ls4 7th NV; Ford, 1917.
46s2l-Andrew Mickens, ae0 18th st.; Ford, 1916.
4sS2-T. T. Keane Co., Center Market; Ford, 1917
s6s23-C. E. Bingham, 1901 X st. rw.; Dodge, 1916.
4632i-E. Callow, Wilkins Bldg. Hup, 1913.
46s2s-Isbel O. Gulick. navy yard; R. & L., 1910
46sB-J. q. Wood, 50 Bryant st.; Maxwell, 1916.
4esa-Mrs- c. z. langley. ISIS Q St Ford, lsl5S
4sSos-D. Notes s2 NJ st. NV. Ford, 1917.
4ssa-R. H. Doyle, a4 sth st. se; Oakland
4sSo-Wm II. Arendes. Center Market; Ford 1916.
4ss5l-Lewis Wa1berg, 5s2s Conn. ave.; Ford. 1917.
4ss32-E. Csnfeld jr., 1851 st. NV; Marion, 1917
4ss53-Lester Remsen, 800 Mass. ave Ford, 1915.
4ss3i-Georgia Robertson, the Keneav; Ford 1917
8s35-John Mckay. 44 Lamont st /; Ford, 1916
4ss6-Cyrls Chambers, asls Clfbourns; Detrodt,
1877
4ssa-J. c. Breckinridge, 2lS9 wyo. ave-; Ford,
1915
fs270-Gnefrudo Hsxzin m nh IA: R,Slnnn ius
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ssling; Ave and onehaK fur
longs; tyesr~olds and upward. Margaret Ellen,
lc4 Cruise. to l. to 5. to s. won; Falls City,
IL (McESen). to l, to 5. TO S. second Jim
Ray. los u. CarrolD. to /. 8 to s. 4 to S third.
Time lnsl No Friend Argument Lily Heavens
and Tiger Jim also zn.
SECOND RACE-selling; Ave and onehaR fur
longs; 3y-ar-olds and upward. C.Iors Ios WARD,
to I. to l. ) TO 2. won; Mac III CMcRwanJ,
TO = even, l to 2. second; Moucrief, 81 (Pets).
So l. to l. even, third. Time lN rs. Sky,
smi ing. Sheets and Moonstone also ran
THaRD RACE-SeIIing; sir fnrlonEs; 5yearoIds
and upward Muand, IG r. @ watts). 4 to l.
to to s. l 70 J. second; Monty Fox. ITO
tGrsyl. TO l, 10 ). to 5 third. Time, las IS.
Miss Barn Harbor Palm Leaf and Kszan also ran.
FOURTH RACE-selling; siK furlongs; 5year
oids and uPssrd. Bar~tts. 100 (Gray). to /.
I to /. to l. won; Unity 1q (HeupeD. to l.
TO S TO 5. second; Regular. uo tGargan), Is
70 L 70 i to l. third Time. ia IS Babe.
AltrnAha. Frank Hudson. Castara, Malabar, Scrap
per and Bulger also ran
FIFTH RACE-Seiling; dx furlongs; 5yearolds
and upward Miss Generiere, lol (R. c. wattsl.
TO L TO 5. TO 5. won; Worlds Wonder. Ios
(Collinsl. , 70 l.. To s. to s. second; Narnoc
J. ", b., ns tBslD. to 1. even. ! to 2 third.
Tine, las Otero, Mis- Primity, Afterglow Bust
pes Agent sDd sophn alao nan.
SIXTH RACE-Sening; mile and twenty yards;
+yearoids and upward Athena, ls COLLINS,
To l, sven. J to s. won; Eddie T.. Nl04 CHeupeD,
TO l. TO 5 to second; Hedge Roee loa
Mink, 70 ]. 70 I. to s. third. Time IL rs.
Lsuiss senns. outloos md eoadssr also nn
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TIA JUANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furIoogs. Barbsrita 112
tO'Brsnl. To l, 2 10 l. even, won; Prince Conrad
l14 CTro1lerl, to l. 2 to l. even. second: knights
Of PythiAs. IlI POOH. To l, even, to s. third
Time. lis. Asvsn. Soon, Jennie Small, En-
yraHer. Zinkand. Clara W. and She Will also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiI furiongS Caro- Nome. I13
Casey. to :. to 5. 10 s. won; Yireo. III CAc-
Intyrel, Z to l. to l. to 2 second Phyllis
Antoinstte. liz (Gros). to . 2 to l. eyen. third.
Time. ll3IS PrOsperus Baby. Virginia s.,
Matches, Ntss Folly. Aimee Lesbia, Jurisdiction
and Miss Brush also ran
THIRD R1CE-Six furOngs. Quick l13 CByrne).
4 to l. 8 TO s. TO S. won; General, 10 CPoolel.
Is 10 S even. 2 to s. second: Mary Emily l0s
UapsiIle), TO S. to ). l to T. third. Time,
1913 IDez. King Chiffon. Toy and Miss Plush
also ran.
FOURTH RACD-FiTe and onehaH turlongs.
Bingen lo6 tPOoe). 10 l. to S, 3 to s. won;
Mike III CBJrne). to l. 2 70 l. even, second
Cruces III crro1lerl. % to l. Is to l. to l. thi.I J..
Tine. los Broncho Billy, Judge Ssnderson, King
Dick. NssledoTsn and Satsuma also
FIFTH RACE-Ons mile. Jawbone, l02 (AIe1an-
deTl. To Z to s. 70 5. won: DUTie. 100 (Moorsl.
% to /, 10 b l, to l, second; Celebrity. 100
CPSck-ns), 4 70 l. 9 to S. To S. third. Time.
Ia2 Ambd rr-even. Merry Twinkle. Lea Cochran,
G. ". KiSksg and Mfze Cohen also nn
SIXTH RACELnte and one-sixteeuth. Petit
Bleu. los tMcIntyre), TO l. even. out. won; In
dussry lD IA Martini. to l. ; to l, out second
ysnhGn. lo5 tAlexA). to . out, out, third TIms.
l.e Wysooks also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
LOCAL SWIMMERS y
MEET CENTRAL TONIGHT

In the Central High School tank tonight
the Washington Swimming Club viii
match its men against the swimming
team Of the Central High School. This
contest will start at $50 o'clock sharp.
The Washington Swimming Club is the
South Atlantic chompion and will make
the Central team hustle for the big end
Of the meet
The entries follow:
snfoot relay-wshinstou Swimming Club Bam-
man, Palmer EdAson, knight; Central Milstead
Cal. Hayes Soloman-
knight. Rutherford; Central, Jackson, Harrison.
5-yaTd swtm-WsshinEton Swimming Club Nc
kenney, Van shuIden; Central solomAn. Newly.
Fan7 dfvins-Washtnston Swimming Club, Miller,
Almou; Central Mistead Houston.
Onelnxth soedal-Central boys who could nCt
swim q length prior to November l.
rmysrd swtn-washingtOn Swimming Club, BAN
man, Palmer; Central Hayes, Cn.
sooysrd br,ast Stroke-Washington Swimming Cub,
k%er, Rnnge; Central, Maresn, Kaplsn-
G Plunge for distxnce-Washington Swimming Club.
Harlan, Cornell; Central Leech Hicks.
2pyard svim-Washington Swimming Club Bam-
mar. Palmer; Central, Milstsad, Gail.
LHeeaEing By CCntrGl High School mesaying
crew. S. Huston, eaptain-
Exhibitions of floating. scuIling, etc--C. W.
Hicks.
Refer~e, W. A. Rogers clerk Of course, W.
Shout. starter, +. J. 3runnsr; Judges. d. A. DE
LAshmLtt, O. A. Metzler. J. B. Keller, R. Ruther~
ford; timers DR.. c. L. G. Anderson, W. A. Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiden 7year-olds; purse; three
furlDugs. Reilloc Ill; Onery. Ill; Henry R.. IL;
Royal Imp. Ia; YaIsTar. Ia; Man Of Honor, ia.
SECOND RACE-Three year-olds and upward
selling six frulongS. Minds. liz; Stonehense, liz;
minstrel, lO7 Thrill, lO7 Lady Mildred, 100; Ill
Savin liz; Ray OakwoOd, LIZ; MeehkA, lot; Tact
less lW.
THIRD RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward; SELL
ing; six turlongs. Harry Lauder, 1Is; SGutineer,
liz; Trbolo, 10; Pas de Change, 1r; ALEX Getz.
l6; Wiley IL; B. A. Jones. 49, Anthony's Last,
10; Rio Brzzos lU; Burbank, 81.
FOURTH RACE-Four- year-olds and upward
Lexington Purse; one mile For Fair. loS; David
Craig 1O4; woodstone, 81; Valais Gmp) 81; Pan
zareta los; Courtly Lass Gmp), 90 Thomwcod, 81.
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward; sell
ing; six furiongS LAnghone III; Commensia, liz;
Perseus, lG Miss Declare l07; 'Peachy, "; Fuzzy
Wuzzy LII; 'Brizz, 10; wat, lG; Mico Girl. l02
SIXTH RACE-Four -year-olds and upward; sell
ing; one and one-sixteenth miles. Disturber. III
Prim Harry timp). los; smugger, loS; Ray o Light,
los; Col Gutelius I05; 'Mayme W., 10l.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-yesr-Ods and upward
selling one and one-sixteenth miles Conhagration,
Ill; Jessie Louis los; Gibraltar 1o5; Greetings,
l0; Thanksgiving 10; Impression. lOs; Hops. lO4
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALEXANDER BERKMAN
SPEAKS TONIGHT, s:ls, ON
LAW AND ORDER
AT OLD MASONIC TEMPLE

We. THE PRBsfDEST AND A MAJoRITY OF
the Board Of Trustees Of the w.shingtou Amsd-
oan LeaSus Bss Bail Club. hereby certify that ths
arOunt Of capital stock t1ed BY the charter Of
Nd club s two hundred thousnd dollar fssnocg.
which sim 10 fully paid in and the outstsDdinE
bonded and Other indebtednesses amount 20 about
oe hundred and hfty thousand dollar Nl7 co.
BENyAMIN s. MINOR. President; EDWARD J.
WALSH, seretxry; W. h RAPLEY. Trsasur.r:
UDOLPH KAUFFMANN Vics Pr-<deua:
HoRNToN CHEsLEY. MICHAEL J. KEANE.
LARK GRIFFITH, Truycss
District 0 Columbia, to-vit:
l. BENJAMIN &. MINOR. President Of the VISA
inston American League BAss Ball Club Do depo@
and upon oath AJ that the matters and thinfz
stated IN the foregoing statement agneo b. me and
majority q the Board Of Trustees Of The wssA-
tngtno Americsn League Base Ball Club, sly t-uA.
70 the best Of nv knOwledse infornatiou and b.
ha. BENJAMIN 81 MINOR Pr-Sdent
busc1bed and sSoEu 20 before me this lOsh dxr
OF January, A d. ls7. NEENAH LAUB.
Notary Public D. O
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
UAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling; +year-olds and upward {;
Eve turlona Blue Racer. 14 tGsrner). H.so. $50,
H.0. won: Dr. Mack. lp (AndsrSOn). 50, $40,
ssoond; Rubicon II. los 70. Hunt, $50. third
Time. 05e IS Joe Gaietsns, Charity Ward. Sis
Mallory and Zolzo also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sellinz: 5year-olds and upward
Ave and one-haH furiongs Prepaid l0l (Williamsl,
$40. $50. $40. won; Marshal Tilghman, los
fTroise}. s.. $50. second; Crispi-, l0S (Garnsr),
H.D third. Time. 1875. FaTorite Article.
Henry waIbank. Clara James, Dore and English
Lady also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiEe furlonEs. Waremore. IDS
&C.. Hunt. 81 %, $40 $40. won: Deck Hand. los
Howard. H.To SID. second Wand. loi NC
Iutyrel 80. third. Time. 90 35 Jay Thum-
nell, Red Der and Geneva also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiN ftulonEs. Coe. ms -
Iptyr~l SO. $50. N.sO. won; Bermudian. 3
Williams, $40 $50. second; Salhe O'Day ,O6
Howard, $50. third. Time. l:l3l5. FreeE an.
Barnard. SuperI. Ed. Luce and Clumsy Kate lso
ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeTen furlOugs Lady Innocence.
Io4 Cwhite). SO. $50. 20. won Orbicuation.
lc7 tFeensyl. s2.lo. $40. second Air Line. los
!, Warren. $50. third. Time. 1885. Jack
Harrison Minnie Reynolds. Uncle Nun. Col
Ashmeade. W. Kennon. Alsnasis- Andre John
son. Helen Thompson and Miss Philbin also ran
SIXTH RACE-SeTen furlongs Peter Grimm.
is twarrenl. SD. SD. SID won: Canto IOs
UEarDerl. sl.O. SD. second; Smiling Mag. IOl
IF. Hunt. 81 20. third. Time, Is rs Black
Sheep. Polls. W. W. Clark Zia and Mary EsteIe
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
HOTEL. COMPANY ELECTS BOARD

AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington Hotel Com
pany, owning and conducting the Hotel
Continental, the following board of d.
rectors was elected: william v. Cox,
Samuel ]. Prescott Theodore W. Noyes,
Edward o. Whitford. Appleton P. Clark,
jr., Rynear II. Williams, William T.
Galliher, Thomas Somervflle, James
Lansburgh, Cuno H. Rudolph and
Alexander Wolf
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12

Providence, R. l., Jan. 1.-THE Brown
University baseball schedule, announced
today, includes eighteen games, five
fewer than last year. One date yet rc-
mains to be filed. The shorter schedule
is due to the season opening a little
later than in previous years. The sched-
ule:
April II, Maine at Providence; IA, Prov
idence International League Club at
Providence; IS, Rhode Island at Provi-
dence; q and Is, Providence League at
Providence; 2S, Princeton at Providence;
May 2, Trinity at Providence; 8, Dart
mouth at Hanover; 3, Tufts at Provt-
dence; II, Harvard at Cambridge; 1s,
Yale at New Haven; 19. Seton Hall Col
lege at Providence; @, open; 26, Dart
mouth at Providence; 30, Harvard at
Providence; June q Holy Cross at Provi-
dence; 9, Yale at Providence; 1s, Holy
Cross at Worcester; %. Leland Stan
ford at Providence.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIling: six furlongs; +yesr-olds
and upward. 'DDuner. -: Edith Olgz. s5: Hattie
Burton. -; Argument. 100; Uncle VIII, lo2 Ball
Red. IL; E0rie. 10.
SECOND RACE Selling; siH furlonEs; +yesr-olds
ard upward. 'T'fhzzi. g; Jim Ray. 100: Tatiana,
I'M: Charlie McGee. III; 'Narnoc ]. V. ir.. IA;
Malahar. ia.
THIRD RACE Selling; Sx furlongs; +year-oIds
and upward. 'PrntagOras. IS: Golden List, 100;
Oakhurst. IO5; 'wickard. lo5; Eleanor, Ioe; E. f.
Abe l2.
FOURTH RACE-Sellng; FIVE and onehalf fur
lOrgS: 5year-oId maidens 'R0ysI Age. %: Dora
Collins. % 'BrOwn BABY. l1e; Mararilla lo5;
Mad Tour. lT; Paisade lot DelOs, Ios; Sable 10:
King Niece. Ill: MoOnhshter. Ill; Burney Kur-
nev. Ill
FIFTH RACE-Selling: one mile; +year-olds and
urH-ard. Charles p Granger. lo4: Lensheus Pride,
lOs: Change. los; Day Day. IF; Luke Van Zandt.
los: Be Il3
SIXTH RACE-Selling; one mile: +year-olds and
upward. WenOnah, lnf: LOchieI. lO4: Zodiac. lO5;
San Jou. 100; River King IB; High Tide, H.
sAp-,-snfire aIlouanre rIairrsd
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
ONE KILLED, ONE HURT
BY HAITIAN ASSASSIN

Lieut.. J. K. Bolton, U. 8. Marine Corps,
was killed, and Lieut. ]. r. Henley was
slightly wounded when a detachment of
marines from the American cruiser New
Hampshire attempted to land at Macoris,
Haiti. on Wednesday, the Navy Depart
ment announced late yesterday.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roose-
welt said that an investigation had been
ordered Immediately. Present information
indicates, he said, that the shots were
fired by a small boy in the crowd on the
wharf. The boy later escaped in the con-
fusion.
The report was made by Commander
Chandler, of the New Hampshire.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
HER 500 COAT OF FUR
STOLEN AT MOVIE SHOW

Andes Barbrieri reported to the police
yesterday that while in a local theater
she was robbed Of a fur-lined coat, val
ued at 800.
A diamond ring valued at $50. and a
S35 stickpin were stolen from John Malone
of Fort Hunt, Va, yesterday. The gems
were taken from his home at Fort Hunt
The local police were asked to look out
for them in case the thief attempted to
dispose of them here.
A locker at the Mckinley High School,
used by Ralph Cusick, 437 NJ street north
west. was broken into yesterday and
set of drawing instruments, valued at s.,
and several dollars worth of books were
stolen.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
Probate Division.
.Jnstice SfnHorA

Estate of John Curtin: order authoriz-
ing Register Of Wills to pay out of funds
to Administrative.
Estate of susanna A Mooreland; order
Paul H. Moreland; bond $1,000; attorney,
P. H. Moreland.
Estate OF Martin T. wilbert; order of
publication; attorney, W. A Bastian.
In re Eta NJ. King; order authorizing
guardian to purchase note; attorneys,
Barnard and johnson.
Estate of John w. Frizzen; order
granting letters of administration to
Celena w. Frizzell; bond $1,000; attor-
ney, ]. C. Mattingly.
Estate of Mary A. Roberts; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Benjamin K.
Roberts; bond $500; attorney, c. C.
Clements.
Estate of Stephen Yanichi; order grant
ing letters of administration to Josephine
8. Pell; bond $500; attorney, ]. B. FLYNN.
Estate of John C. Athey; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Mary E. Athey;
bond $1,000; attorneys. Clephane &
C1ephane.
Estate of Nary E. Mccarthy; order ad-
mitting will 70 probate and granting let
ters testamentary to John A. Mccarthy
and Joseph ]. McCarhy; bond $4,000; at
torney, A. H. Bell.
Este of Harriet E. Reeves; petition
for instructions filed; attorney, T. l.
Jeffords.
Estate of Abraham Goodman; petition
for probate of will filed; attorneys, F.
B. Rhodes and P. B. Cromelin
Estate of Emma NJ. Knechtel: order
authorizing payment of balance of de-
posit in bank; attorneys. F. B. Rhodes
and P B. Cromelin.
In re James A. Worcester; order ratify-
ing appointment of guardian; attorney, ].
]. O'Leary.
Estate of Clement H. Brooks; petition
to distribute and account filed.
Estate of Konrad Weiss; will dated
May "a, 1906. filed.
Estate of Powell Clayton, jr., will dated
November q. 1910 filed.
Estate of Ella c.. Tompkins; petition
for rule to show cause filed; attorney,
]. c. Brown.
Estate OF Anna E. Kleinhem; petition
to authorize sale of property filed; at
torney, Webster Ballinger.
Estate of Josiah Shaw; decree dismiss
ing petition of Catherine W. shaw; order
directing entry of submission of state
ment of evidence; attorney, Paul Sleman.
Estate of Konrad Weiss; petition for
probate of will filed; attorneys George c.
Shinn.
Estate of George w. stone: will dated
February 10, 1912, filed.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
ENTERTAIN STATE DELEGATION
Mississippi Society Holds Ball IL
Honor of Leg-islators.

The Mississippi State Society of Wash
ington held its annual reception and ball
in the crystal room of the New Ebbitt
last night.
Among the guests of honor were Sena-
tor Johr Sharp Williams, Senator James
h. ,Vardaman. Representatives E. s.
Gambler, Hubert D. Stephens, B. G. Hum
phreys. T. u. Sisson, w. w. Venable, P.
Harrison, Percy Edwards Quinn, and
James William Collier.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
CALIFORNIANS HOLD MEETING.
Addresses Made by Consressmen and
Musical Selections Rendered.

Representative Benedict, who is serv-
ing the unexpired term of w. D. Stephens
in the House of Representatives, was the
chief speaker before the California State
Society at a meeting held at the New
Ebbitt last night. other addresses were
made by John Shultz. OF San Francisco;
Representative John l. Nolan, president
of the association. and Miss Louiso Cults
Powell Alexander ]. Boyer, historian of
the society, read a paper. Vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Spaulding, &C
companied by Mrs. CLANCY and Mrs.
Audrey Koons.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Riggo and Csrmala Giusappa. girl
George c. and Maree Howard. boy.
Ralph NJ. and Violet lie Comte, boy.
Joseph A. and Margaret NJ. Kuhn, boy.
Roy F. and Clara Steward, boy.
Raymond z. and Estelle Robinson, boy.
William D. and Stella NJ. Griffith, girl.
Martin. J. and Gertrude McNamara, girl
Robert T. and Virginia B. Wright. girl.
Burllie NJ and Anna NJ. Odum, boy.
Sidney w. and Alma Straus, girl
BENJAMIN T. and Elsie R sstter1eld, boy.
AvaIy and Annie NJ. Simpson, girl.
Alcysius and Matte r. PadEctt, boy.
Roy E and Annie Bremerman girl.
Montgomery and Emma Cornwel. girl
John G. and Louise s. Hungerford. boy.
COLORED.
W. H. and Mary Saunder. girl.
William and Dora Sullivan, girl.
Harry S. and Margaret V. Dillon boy.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
George Y, MccuIly, jr.. Q. and Eva L Hssb. u.
Rev. Jos L. wesdenhan
Robert 4, Jenkins o. md Cor. r TsnJ. -
both OF Richmond. Va Rev. L. Morgan Chamber
Willie T. Dickerson. .. and Susie v. sosar, 3.
Soth Of Wide Water, Va. Rev. L. Morgan
Albert r. Hooker. Is. and Gladyy r. TompAtnA
% Rev. L. Morgan Ohambers
j. Reid Wills 81. d OF Mineral Va, and EvA
n Wright, q. Of Louisa. Va Rev. Titus T.
Davis
OoLOREp.
David B. Jones. a. and F1orenos L. Frankfin.
y both Of Sanddiges. Va. Rev. william J.
Howard.
Rev. Alexander winbanh
James Dorsey e. and Anne May Psrksr, Ia Bsv.
James Z. Roberts
George N. Gnysou, q and May Z. Fursmsn.
30 Rev W. s. Jackson
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
LOST

LosT-PoMERANIAN. MALE. OLD; WHITE,
with brown mahinss; answers TO name, Dixie.
Five dollars reward II returned 70 lT5 Irvtng ct
Phone Columbia 2B.
LosT-slo, 2 NEW 50 BILLS, on CHEVY CHAsE
7th st. wharyes car THURSDAY morning Jan II,
lo50. VIII lady finding please communicate with
BOX 23, Herald ofice.
LOsT-Ss, BETWEEN ID AND BATES sTs.
and N. Cap. and Fla ave. between sth and
and 9Th and sts. ne. Reward IL returned to Ia
Bates 81. NV.
LOsT-oN sRD ST BETWEEN MASS. AVE.
and St, st. between ID and 9Th sts.
ne, diamond ring. with initials. Return to GEO.
NJ. HENAUDT. sl Mass. ave ne. LIBERAL reward
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE,

WHITE.
Wayne Macveagh, 81 years. l7l9 Mass. NV.
Hamilton Wright, 40. ISL New Hampshire ave.
Louis Branch Harding 81 The Grafton
William b. Swami, IS, Providence Hospital
Henry H. Huriock ~. Hs. F st. Sc.
Alfred z. Heston, 20, St. Eizabeth's Hospital
Mary HELEN Frizell, "a, Emergency Hospital
Francis Eugene Curtin ; days 81 Va ave sw.
COLORED
Annie Moore 20, Freedmen's Hospital
Iribela Cobs, 65. 1l3s list st. NV.
Elizabeth A. Martin, g. ScS " Y. ave NV
Hattie Williams, S3 Wash. Asylum Hospital.
Alma Oliver q. 7E Howard ave-. Ansoostia
Mary Simms, 3s 1853 CarrolllNTg, sw.
George Washington ChisweIl 70. 1916 1lth st. nv.
Perry Redmond. 2, I7Dl 9Th St NV.
Belitha Dicks. A. st. Ehzabath's Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12

+-National Surety Company VS.. Jacob
son; attorneys, Evans-Loving & Ham
ner.
5-Rubin VS.. Burgdorf; attorneys, Da-
vid, Behrend-Sullivan.
G-Merritt VS.. Ohe; attorneys, Boyd,
Wilson-Okie.
Wilson VS.. Hapgood; attorneys,
Hackett-Adkins
S-Wetmore VS.. Splain; attorneys, Mil
Ian & Smith-Laskey
S-Apperson VS.. Probey-Orrison Com
pany; attorneys, Perry-Diggs.
1o-Friedling vs. Freedman; attorneys,
Topper & Gusack, Ridout-Whlpler.
n-Van Horn vs. Merchants Transfer
and Storage Company; attorneys, Fem
ming, Gardiner-David, Wiener.
12-Winbigler VS.. Lake; attorney. VIII
son.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
EFFECTS ORGANIZATION

The Washington Athletic Club met last
night in the gold room of the Shoreham
Hotel and permanent organization was
effected. Barry Bulkley being elected
president. Charles H. Glensinger ex-
planned the purpose of the club and de-
clared that the building plans were COM
plete.
There will be 800 sleeping rooms in the
proposed clubhouse and applications have
already been made for every room.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12

FIRST RACE-selling; syear-olds and upward;
FIVE and onehaH furlongs. Major Bell. lis; Charity
Ward. III; Prince Eugene, Ill; Eba z, 10; Ray
t. lO3: Crown Prince lel; Pickagain %; Geneva 90.
CECOND RACE-Handicap; selling; 5year-olds
and upward five and onehaH furlongs- Com
mueta. 100; oldsmobile lOS; Thirst l0l Borzo lol;
Kitty Chatham, 50
THIRD RACE-Selling; +year-olds and upward
six furlougs. Zim. Ill; Honeycut, los; Hastena.
l04; PAMELA, 10l Zudora l0-
FOURTH RACE-Purss; 2year-ods:a thrps fur
longs sephus, l09; Blue Addie 100; COX 100;
Perch, 100; Belle Roberts, 100; TroEato Belle. 100.
FIFTH RACE-Purse Syear-olds and upward
five furlongs Hocnir. lis; Adalaid, lis; Call Shot,
lO5; Joe Blair, l0s; Sad Sam, &C.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and upward
one mile. Big To Do 10; Boeart, loe; Aida,
100; Gen. Picket lG7; Art Rick. lo4; Meal Ticket,
lA
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice EouId

United States vs. Harry warnelI:
seduction; hearing on motion continued
to January rs Cby Justice Covtngsonl
attorney, ]. A. OShea.
United States VS.. George T. Hilton;
housebreaking and larceny; order COM
mitting Charles Wilder. witness, to Jail.
United States VS.. Samuel Edelman
grand larceny: bench warrant issued
United States VS.. Adrian H Aylor;
forgery; warrant of removal fled
recognizance 500 taken with George W,
Ray surety; attorney, A H. Bell.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Elliott X Buckner.
United States VS.. Charles L. Moore.
Motions, sentences and arraignments.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
FEDERALS ARE AFTER
BASKETBALL CONTESTS

The Federals of the Noel House League
issues a def for a game or series OF
games with any organized basketball
team in the District
Games can be arranged to be played
at Noel House on Monday nights or away
on Saturday nights William ]. O'Con-
nor, phone West 17O4
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
Lawsuits.

5sSS-Jacob l. Shappiriom VS.. Sydney b.
Harrison; notes $500; plaintiffs attorneys.
Tobriner & Graham.
59Ss2-George Goldberg vs. James Risk
Co.; certiorarf; defendants attorney EdN
mund Darlington.
Esss-R Curttss Mll3er ", th> p.<dao
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Criminal Division No. 2,
Justice Mccoy.

United States VS.. George H. Brinkler;
violating postal laws; jury respited until
today at $50 a m; attorney. Henry E.
Davis.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-12
THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY. JANUARY H. 1917

Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Cali
fornia; insurance policy n.loo; plaintiffs
attorneys, w. G.. Gardiner and III. w,
Brimer.
b9ss4-B. Curtiss Miller VS.. Casualty
Company Of America; Insurance policy,
81, 100: plaintiffs attorneys, w. G. Gardi-
ner and HIM. w. Brimer.
59ss5-The Munsey Trust Co. VS.. Fred
erick Mertens. william NJ. Mertens.
Henry r. Mertens and John H. Mertens.
trading as F. Mertens' Sons; note 81, 400;
plaintiffs attorney, W. ]. Lambert
5sSss-National Capital Press. Inc. VS..
II. p Okie; note s76sA; plaintiffs attor-
ney, J. A. Hicks.