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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

Through the kindness of Capt Heck la, the Nugget will be able to give itsSreaders the complete story of the wrecktng of the schooner White Bear Ind the thrilling experiences of the four men aboard that unlucky ves- 1el after being caught in the grip of ;he great gale of October 2sth and which later forced her into the ice fields of Point Romanoff Capt Heckla Las written the story in graph e and interesting manner, under the caption. The Log of the White Bear" The article will be published as soon as the necessary space Is available.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

Long distant reports from Council today say Alex Alendahl left the In. terior city this morning enroute tc Nome. On the return trip to Council Alendahl will have Chas Eagle, a well known Council miner, as passenger the latter being at present in the city
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

Chlnik reports that Henry Burgh who is now on his way to the Outside became turned around while travelling through the timber east of Chinik night before last and wa. unable tc get his bearings until he had passed q night in the open.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

A stirring appeal for assistance for the Red Cross written by Federal Judge Wm. A. Holzheimer and which also includes a most generous offer of personal assistance. will bs found on the third page of the present Issue of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

he Nugget under the caption; The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" The ar ,icle is couched in terms of glowing patriotic feeling and will appeal to all who have the welfare of our great country and its brave defenders at heart
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

A few we'll selected dresses, silk waists--dress patterns. "Mushinp orr riding suits. cape coats and Christmas novelties at
 MISS WALTONS
 Next to peibars
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

A. N. Garrod and Fred Duroches well known Councilites arrived in the city yesterday after a quick trip from Council
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19
NEWS NOTES

Ed Pfaffe and United States Com. missioner Flannigan, of the Council City precinct, departed for home yes. terday after a stay of several days tn the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

The noblest effort of man in . war torn world-THE RED cRosS-Join the 1918 class.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

For quick delivery see Pioneer Ex- press office, Nome Tailoring Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-19

Include a Red Gross memhership ticket in your Christmas present.
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Rsas Tsday's Nsws Today
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18

FIRST RACE-Seilins; Eve and onehhlf fur
longs; Syear-olds; nsidens. FelchA Nsgra, los
(Amhrosel, TO 10. l 10 I. out, won; Sable. lo4
los CNfinL), Il to !. to l. to 1. third Tine.
Sister Rilsy and Delos also ran
SECOND RACE-Selhngi tI turlonEs; Syesr-
ODDS and upward Silver Bill, 1ls Knight. to
5, l to Z out. won; Frosty Face. LIZ Dreyer). u
to l. to l, to l. second; Royal Tea. lis Mc
Ewen). to S. TO S. out. third Time. lIL
Ethan Allen, Asama and King Box also ran.
THIRD RACE Selling; six frulongs; +year-olds
and upward AltamahA, lT tG. CarrolD, to l.
to 5. to 5. won; Jim Ray. TG tCur-y). TO /.
IN to l. to 8 second; spohn. los GRAY. 70 To l.
to l. to l. third. Time. 1I446 Edith Olga.
II Coming. Yellow Eyes rhotdas Hare, Mr.. snisgs
and scrapper also ran
FOURTH RACE-Selling; six furlonG; +year-
olds and upward. Mac, lie Or. Watts. eTeus 2 TO
s. out won; Nanshon, lO2 Cwingneld). to !.
TO 5. TO s. second; Ruth Strickland, los Dreyer).
to l, to l. even, third. Time, l Is Is. FredA
johnson. Ssndsl and Wizard also
FIFTH RACB-Selling; hve and one-hah flrlougs
3ysar-olds and upward Quin, 90 CWingfeld). ID
To l. 5 to l. to 5. won; Owsna, 1os tGrsy). to l.
! to 5. to s. second; Ina Kay, lU tRleeser), l
to q out third. Time. lT. YorkTille and Al
Pierce also
SIXTH RACE Selling; mile and hfty yards
4year-olds and upward. Rescue, 1B Gray. to l.
70 s. to l. wUn; Tatiana, Iol (KleeEsrl. ~ to l.
even, to 4 second; Worlds Wonder. l6 CWatson),
81 70 !. 6 TO s to S. third. Time As. Memory.
McAdams, Charles T. Grainger and Frank Hudson
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SeInnG; 2yesr-olds and upward
nve furionss. DR.. Mack II. l@ anderson. $50.
Nso S.lo won; Prepaid loi lSheerer) si.so. $50.
second; Rubieon II. ia &C. Hunt. Q-aO. third
Tine. 90. jefferson. Leduc. Sis Hailery. and Zia
ako ran.
SECOND RACES Selling; +year-olds and upward
i've and one-hah furlongs Mineral Jim. lG IAN
dsnon), r.D N-n, go. won; Honeyeut. io6
tGanrI, N-0. N-S econd: Ysca, lo Hunt.
8 %. third. Time. los Is. Bad Prospects, 'Tis
True, Boeel Reeards and Crisr&s also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selrng; 5year-olds; Eve fnlongA
Deck Hand io Howard. $40 $50. N-1 won;
Waremore. Us 70. Hunt. $40. $50, second: Nab.
los tSheerer1, C.D, third. Time, LOO Is. Hondo,
II. Q. Cole and Bob r. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fiue and onehah furlonss.
Adahd. I'D Howard. $50, slso. won; Hocnir. lis
Hunt. $50. second; TIE Isl. io5 Henry. third
Tine. 1o6 Is. No show bstting. Thirst also
FIFTH RACE-Fve furlongs Marshal Tflghman,
l0 cTresel, SEQ $50 $50. won; Some Reach.
lG 70. Hunt. Nso. $50. second; Ailss Paige. l@
tWhits). 2D. third. Time, l 90 Is. Noble Grand.
Pit. Andrew johnson Miss b. West, Swede SAM
and White Lily also ran.
SIXTH RACE-seven furlongs. General Pickett,
los tGarnerl s.0 S.7o. S.4o won; oidsmoble, loe
tScheererl. $50. Si6o second; Barnard, lG (Moies
worth, SO third. Time, / Is Is. Meal Ticket
Certain Point, and Black Frost also ran
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
WRITERS TO BLAME
FOR THE NEAR FEUDS

Several near feuds between big league
club owners hays been caused by over
Jealous reporters. During the winter
Barney Dreyfuss accused John McGraw
Of trying to make Al Mamaux dissatis-
asd at Pittsburgh McGraw denied that
he had ever tampered with the pitcher
Miller Huggtns got a bit huffy when II
was reported that Charley Weeghman
would pay a fat sum for several of his
players, particularly Roger Hornsby. II
the truth were known, the reporters were
probably responsible
Hungry for winter dope" a reporter
Will often ask a manager or club owner
what he thinks of some player on an
other club. II the answer is favorable
the chances are that a story will be print
ed declaring that the manager or owner
In question Is sweet on the player and
will try to land him by trade or pur-
chase
The reporter doesn't mean any harm.
He's just trying to do his share to keep
the fire burning in the good old stove
league. But managers and owners take
a different view of it and the reporter
often gets In Dutch.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
JOE TURNER WINS
FROM MIKE YOKEL

Joe Turnen holder of the middle
weight wrestling honors, defeated Mike
Ickel, the Salt Lake City Mormon, VINO
recognised "a the Western middle
weight champion. the best two of tn 90
fails last night in the match at the Ly-
ceum Theater.
Although Turner gained two straight
talls his victory did not meet with the
satisfaction Of the graphing fans that
packed the, avenue playhouse. Yoksl
obtained the first fall on the local ath-
lete In nfty-seven minutes on q reverse
leg and body hold. Throughout the en-
tire nrst fall the Western grappler
proved to be a great deal stronger than
the local boy and time and again broke
Turner'S holds with but little efforts
After the second bout had gone
minutes. both grapplers resorted q
rough work. Turner twice throwt- 3
-Yokel to the mat, and on each occasiC ,
the Westerner landed head first. Tu
ner finally threw Mike head first Of
the mat, and when the Mormon return
ed he was In such a da1ed condition
that II was = simple task to turn him
ever.
Yokel was in no condition to return
for the third fall, but when Turner
insisted upon him coming back, after
the regulation ten minutes. he met
with the same tate Most of the fans
present. although more than anxious
to see Turner win, believed that he
should have given Yokel q little more
time in which to recover after the
second fall
Bumps" Turner, brother OF Joe,
beat Tom Long two straight falls in
the first preliminary, while Frank Ze-
rasa beat Al Manpus. of Baltimore,
two straight falls In the other bout
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ClaiminE; Syesr-olds; one mile.
Lucille P. l6 u. Kedsris), to Z 10 s. TO 10
won; Tootsie. % CLouderl 10 TO l. 4 to /. 2 TO 1,
second; Meddhng Miss, 81 tMerrirnes) Is 70 l.
to /. to Z third Time, I:s Is. Sir Haste
Waiter Duncan. Alert Main and Kilkenny also
SECOND RACE-Qsimtng: purse; +year-oIds;
mile and onssxtesnth. Emma Stuart, loe tCrump)
70 /. TO l. 70 won; Billie Baker III INC
Tsxxart), 70 l. to l. even. second: Triste. Ils
CMurphyl, to l. TO I. TO l. third Time,
l5 IS. yLss High Horse. Balgee. Counterpart
and Patty Rae1n also ran.
THIRD RACE-Claiminx; 4year-olds and I'D
ward; pure; mhs and onesixteenth- e PATIO,
10 (Gourieyl. to !. 7 to 5. to TO- won; Petelus
Ip (WirEAmSl, TO l, 7 to g. to TO- second ;
Orange. us (Hanover) to !. 7 to 5, ITO TO- third
Tims. ] -. Ason. Rustlinx Brass Lady Powers.
Czrltoo @. and Rnxz's Brother also ran
FOURTH RACE-HandIeap; 5year-ods and up
ward; one mile. Hanovia IL CBorsD to l,
2 TO l. 10 5. won; BOB Hsnsley los CHofnan)
II TO 5. to S. to 4 second; Jacooa, lU me
Atsel. to 2. to 5. to s. third Time g.
H-rbert Temple and Woodward also ran
FIFTH RACE Claiming; purse; 3year-olds and
upward: mile and seventy yards Pleasu eriIle,
III tCrunpl. 10 !. even. to S. won: Gr,etinxs
% tCollinsl Is 10 5; even. TO s. second; Yenzhee.
10 CARROLL. 70 l. to 10 to 4 third Time.
1923. Ahars. Turco also ran
srXTH RACE-Caimins; purse 4yesr-old. and
upward. mile and hrionz -Infde IL foc
stMrinssl. TO l. to !. even. won; Chtrator. lol
tcrumpl. u 10 10. to ., to 5. second; Miktfuia
te Brian Bora Thanksgiving and Lynn Al.o ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
SPIRrTUALISM.
DIED.

HUTTON-On Monday, January Is 1871
at $50 .. m, at her residence, sos y
street southwest Mrs. ELLA A. HUT
TON, wife Of the late Archibald L
Funeral from her late residence on
Requiem mas at St Dorninicis cSuro.a
vitec to attend Interment private
LOFFLER-On "wednesday, January II.
1917, at p. m, al GEORGETOWN Uni
Nersity Hospital, ERNEST LOFFIER
sr.. Of BlandensburK. Nd. In the s<th
year OF his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
PAsCHAL-on wednesday, January II.
1911, at $50 p. m. al his home, Chevy
Chase. Nd. SAMUEL sCovIILf
Funeral services from HI. hate ress-
day. January % 1911. at i:a ,. m
Interment Private
PETTTT-On Monday, January Il rsrI
at o'clock after an illness Of q fsv
days, HANNAH v, widow os Benta.
min Petit, at her residence. Ss Thlrt
street northwest
Funeral services on Thursday. Isnu-
ary IL at II a M from her late rssi-
attend. Interment private.
IvnLER-Mrs. ELIZABETH died Mon
day. January Is 1911,
Funeral service at O'Clock p m.
Thursday, January II lsl7, from ths
home Of her son-tn-lAv, Dr. AIesrt
dale Va Interment Friday, January
Is 1917. at Holy Rood Cemetery,
Georgetown
woLFEon "wednesday. January II.
1917, at s;9 2 m At PrOyioencs
husband OF Marie Wolfe (nee Geneste).
Notice of funeral hereafter. Baltimore
papers please copyO
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
FIFTEEN EVENTS AT
GEORGETOWN MEET

Fifteen events, in addition to a score
of relay races between the leading col
lege. school and club teams of the Eat I.
are listed for the nineteenth annual in
door games OF the Georgetown Univer-
sity slated to be held on February IT at
Convention Hall Washington
Entry blanks for the meet arrived yes
terday and may be procured at the
sporting rooms OF this paper The COM
1plete LIST OF events follows:
Open novice scratch events-Novice
events open only to those who have new
er won a prize at running any distance,
50-yard dash and 5oo-yard run
Open handicap events-6o-yard dash.
ssO-yard run, pole vault, 440-yard run.
one-mile run and hop, step and jump.
Special events for scnools-5o-yard dash
and 4+0-yard run.
South Atlantic 1. A. A. championship
Half-mile run. 50-yard hurdle, 50-yard
dash. running high jump and putting 1s-
pound shot.
No entries will be received after Febru-
ary TO- Entries should be sent to
Raphael c. Devlin, manager Georgetown
University track team, Georgetown Uni
versity. Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
WILL HONOR STAR
VIRGINIA ATHLETES

Alexandria, Va, Jan. 11.-When Com
pany G, First Virginia Regiment, arrives
on next Wednesday three star athletes
Will be in line. King William Dudley,
Edwin "ROsey" Hayden, and John Dyke
Lynch, all OF whom have proved good SOL
dieTs on the Mexican border and return
here as honor men. These three lads
enlisted at the last call for volunteers,
and showed they had nerve to fight for
their country, IL necessary, as well as to
play ball and other athletic games.
Many other amateur athletes are men,
gbers of the above named and they will
receive a hearty welcome home from
their comrades of the Cardinals, Eagles,
] Virginians. Virginia Grays, and White
Sox teams
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. w. M'NEILL, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. R. d. Mcneil. administrator.
C L a., estate Of Josephine X. HAgery, plaintiff.
Saint Rose Cancer Hospital and Henry =.
TrncJ, defendants No. H7S. Equity Doc&et-The
object Of this suit Is to a construction II
the last win and testament Of Josephine r. Hssety.
deceased On motion Of the plaintiff, it Is THIS 10Th
day OF January 1917, ordered that the defendants.
Saint Rose canccr Hospital and Henry f. Tncy cause
their appearance to be entered herein or before
the fortieth day. exclusive OF Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day Of the hrst publ
cation Of this order; otherwise the cause v1u be
proceeded with as IN case Of default. Provided. q
copy Of this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Herald before said day.
WILLIAM HITZ, Justice. true copy-1est
(Seal.) J. r. YOUNG. CLERK. By F. E CUM
SINGHAM Assistant CLERK.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Ffre furiones: 3year-olds and up
ward selling. Old Drury, los; 'Buls,r, ia; Ma
rura. ia; 'woodfair ia; Dorothy T. us; Purple
and Gold, u6i Gemmell. III; sennet III; Captain
Elliott. 12; IzEet Bey, III; Cherry Seed. ll2
Fdg1d. III; Lord wels II
SECOND RACE-Fire furionzs; Syear-olds and
upward; selling. Freshet lo5; Cherry Belle Io5
Twinkle Toes lo6: 'Donner, 10; DuciIle B., ll5t
Virginia NJ. 1ls; 'Ha'Psnny, III; Blue Wing. III
Mrs Nc. 10; Felina, I'D; Shadrach, II; Dromi.
l22; King stalwart, II
THIRD RACE-Fire furlonEs; S-year-olds and up
ward; selling. little Wonder 100; Helmets Dsnsh-
ter. n6; Envy. n2; Margaret Ellen, us; Sheets,
LIZ: Muzant II; Gaelic. IL; Monty Fox, l5.
FOURTH RACE-Fiye and one-haH furionssi
Syesr-olds; handicap; SOC Frendless, los; Narcis
sus is; Al Hudson los; Sir Wellons, ia.
FIRST RACE-One mile and fifty yards; tyear-
ods and upward; selling. Mary Blackwood %;
Peg lo4; Lochiel lo6; Palm Leaf lot; High Tide.
LOT; silver King l0; Charles F. Grainger 100;
Zodiac 100; Cuttyhunk, ll2
SIXTH RACE-One mile; 4year-olds and upward
selling Jerry, %: -Scorpii, M: Eddie T. IU
Day Day. lU; Athena, loe; Bank Bill 100; 'Pierrot,
III; soldisI. H.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
JUAREZ ENTRIEs.

FIRST CD-seIlins; +yesr-olds and upward
FIVE and oushah furlonEs. Freeman 1o9; Bells
Bird. IT; Charity Ward. lI; salyanity. lG3; Robert
Mantsn. 10l.
SECOND RAG 8-selHng: 3-yesr-olds and up
ward; Ave and lehAH furlongs. Andrew John
son III; ZoT1o, }; spansls Duchess 10; .Noble
Grand, 10; Oakl iona Irish. lo6; Pick Again 80;
Genera -.
THIRD RACE-selling; 5year-olds and upward
i've and onshaR furlongs- Star Rose 10; Lofty
Haywood. 10; Prince EuSsns. Ios: Minnie F..
I1l: Elizabeth Thompson 20: Smiling Annie %.
FOURTH RAOE-ssllins; 3ysar-olds and upward
Eve and onehah furlonp- Red Der. 100; Edna
F.. fT; Lycia, lT; Belle O.. lot; 'Little Spider.
i1e: Satisfied, l0e.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; +Jear-olds; seven fur
lonsz Air Line. 100; Otillo I05; Col Ashmeade
I6: Wn-nan. 49, G. ". McKinnon. los; En-
durance. loo; orhiculation I05: Lady worthinzton,
100: Henry Wabank, 100; Miss PhiIbin, s.
SIXTH RACE-Selling +year-olds and upward
seven furlongs, Csnto. o4; Polls IO4 Miss Wells
lue: Lady lnnooenes. le; Smiling Mag I2; SAFE
Homs 81; 'Qui1. o.
sA,vr-utics suazznn- rlain.d Il
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-C1aiming 2year-olds; three fur
longs Guy Lady. 40: Ornery. III: Shade. 1T;
Mildred Erstta, 10; Water Ware, lG; 'Madelyn
G., los
SECOND RACE-Purse; maiden syear-olds and
UPWARD mile. III sarin. l05; vsiais ump),
n5; Trend. Is; Cunso los; Handiemar. LIS; Snug
gsr, 10; Togx, 1B.
THIRD RACE-C1aimins <year-olds and up
ward; six furiongs- Shrapnel los; Disturber, l6;
vnsy. lG; Silly Night. lo2; Black Beauty. los;
Anthouy's Last. los; Mr.. Mack. lot; 'Gentie
Woman. ~
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; s-y-srods and up
ward; sr furiongs Sauselsr. us; Mars CssSdy,
foe; Or. Lanick. lot; Csnerun, 100; All Smiles. III;
F1sstabeale, f6; Finues, los
FIFTH RACE-Uaimins; +year-oids and upward
sir furlonsA Tsls B~sru. II; Fuz wuny, Is;
Luks Mae. 10; Costumsr. liz: Psymastsr. 1ls;
ROYAL Interest. III: Bhzz. is; San syming timp).
ls
SIXTH RACE-Usiuing; tyesr-ods and upward
one mile Transport. liz; Ash Can. IL; Flying
Feet IL; Leialoha los; Fenrock liz; Anxiety. III;
Mayms W. los; ALEX Gees io5.
sAprr-rfics .Uo-arr- rfsir,sd
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
Criminal Dfvision No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.


Washington Herald Co. VS.. Thomas;
case continued; plaintiffs attorneys.
w. J. Lambert and R. H. Yeatman: de-
fendant's attorneys. Alexander Wolf
and g. w. Onutt
Union Trust and Storage Co. vs..
Cross; csse continued; plaintiffs at
torney, A. l. Newmyer; defendants
attorney, ]. A. Toomey.
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co. vs..
Hayes; verdict for plaintiff for $120;
plaintiffs attorney. Nelson Wilson: de-
fendant's attorney, W. q. Lester.
Fennell VS.. Gish: jury respited;
plaintiffs attorney, r. B. Fennell: de-
fendant's attorney, H. F. Woodland.
Lansburgh Furniture and Carpet Co.
VS.. Baum; verdict for plaintiff for pos
session; plaintiffs attorneys, J. b.
Archer and H. H Hollander; defend
ants attorney. Mark Stearman.
Assignment today:
12-Ridout VS.. District of Columbia;
attorneys, Lea-Williams.
14-Crale VS.. Heflin; : attorneys,
Mather. Downey-O'Brien.
1S-Tribby VS.. Bouic; attorneys,
Bowles-Koenigsberg
2+-General Motor Underwriting
Agency VS.. Metropolitan Coach Co.
attorneys, Johnston-Colbert.
25-Young Mems Shop VS.. McNeill;
attorneys, Pelxman, Wiener-McNeill.
2S-Dugan VS.. Costello; attorneys,
Toomey & Toomey-BeN
29-Statts VS.. Thos. ]. Fisher & Co;
attorneys, Brennan. Boyd-Hamilton &
Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18

ANNUAL REPORT OF PRESIDENT AND MA
IoRITY OF TRUSTEES OF Y 4 BOWMAN
COAPANf.-The undersigned the President and q
majority Of the Trustees Of T. L Do~nhsm Com
the laws o the District Of Columbia, in pursuance
With the statute in s1ch c.se made and provided,
hereby make their annual rport as follow;
O The amount q the capital STOCK Of Y. z.
Dvvnhsm Company 10 ten thousand dollar Glo COO.
z The amount Of capital soct Of y. E Down
Ian tslcno.
o. The aggregate amount o< e1irins d.tsx Q.
Y. z. DovnhIm Company !. s4z1s
Witness our hands and seals this ITth day a,
(sesLl E.E DowNHAN.
,srI,1 rTs,id'nt and Trustee e z ssTS Rg,pS.H %
Trustee o z 4. Dc~nh.n Co
Trustee o T. Z. Dovnhxn 90.
Oty Of Washinstrn, District Of Columbia, -:
Personally Appeared before me, q duly co-nnis
ssoned Notary Public in and for the Disrict sfore-
sid this 18th day Of January 1911 in my city and
district Aforesaid. E Z. DownhSm, personally vel
known TO ne. whose name Is signed to the writing
Trustee Of =. z. Downhxm COMPANY and sIys that
be Is President d Z. Z. Downhxm Oompsny = cor.
porstion organized and eIisttns under the Law. o.
the District Of Columbia. and that the stAtements
contained in the Aforesaid writing are true
WILLIAM J. DANTE.
CsealJ Notary Pubic
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE JUDD a DET
WELLER, INC.-we, the undenisned. the Press
dent and the majority Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Judd & Detweiler Inc. 1 Washinston d. C.
do hereby certify that the capital stocz Of the said
corporatioa is SDuoo SO .0e.oo Of which has bceu
actually paid in, and that there existing
debts
GEO. n. JUDD
JNO. Q. DETWEILER,
W. E EVANS
1. GEORGE n. JUDD, President Of the Judd a
Detweiler, Inc Of the District Of Columbia dc
hereby that the facts seated in the above cer
tthczte are true TO the best Of my knovledss and
belief GEO b. JUDD, President
Subscribed and svorI 70 before me. a Notsr,
Pubic in and for the District Of Columbia thii
18th day Of January, A. D., 1911.
JAY B. SMITH,
(seall Notary Public ID. c.
my cummision supir-s January % Hzl
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
Motor Gossip

The following automobile licenses
were issued yesterday:
4egI7-Dent NJ. Freeman. sl7 Sd St ne. REQ 1917.
4sgls-Harry H. Sherwood 216 18th st. REQ 1917
6ele-HOward G. Todd, Se25 l2h St ne: King 1915.
s92o Samuel Howard 1876 T st. ne. side car
tss21-Psrcy c. Lsnge 35T Holmead pl.; Ford 1917
4sa2-A. schoomsker za5 18th s-; Ford 1878.
46o23-Harry E. Shatzsn, 2lls st. Packard 1872
4eso+Asher Fire Proofinx o.. Southern Bldg
Dodge 1915
4ea3-w. NJ Alexander. Iss2 N. Y. ave; ohsv 1917.
sss8-Lowenthal OIenberz. W La. ave Ford
1916
4ssz-M c. Wall, I'd st. Sc; Ford 1917.
4Ss2S-s o. Marrow. ol llth st. ne; Packard 1872
s5s2oLThos R. Nallsy I21 18th st. S. Ford 1917
469oQ-Jos. F. BraShears. SD Pa ave-; Ford 1914.
4s93l-V. NJ. Fookes, lsl4 N. Cap. st.; Ford 1915.
l6a12-H 9. Kristen. lsco 7th St Ford 1917.
+9e3-A. 5. Bynes. Sz35 R. St Ford 1917.
Eee4-Cliford B. Bear, SIT 9Th ST.; Ford 1917.
4s95-Geo. H Magruder, Faikstone ct Ford 1916
4SssS-F. W. BersnsI LIS NJ st.. Ford 1917.
ksa-John n. Swope. I7lo Sd st.; Overland
4s9Ss-H. Fl. Hanger, III G st.; Dodge 1916.
ksSs-Chapin Sacks Mfg. Co., lst II SITS.
Ford 1916
4ssO-F. E. Middleton, 314 Dent pl; Ford 1sl5
4se4l-C S. Stanton. I0e Mass. ave Maxwell 1913
4s2sS-Kirk AIderton. Silver Spring. Nd Ford 1875
4s2sEE. W. Hoskihs. Arlington, Va; Ford 1917.
s1S-Geo Heller NJ D.. Baltimore; Vehe 1876.
4s36-D W. Argue. Baltimore; Chevrolet 1916.
ts1T-N c. Bobbitt, Baltimore; Ford 1917.
is1ss-Wm. NJ. Smith, Frederick. Nd; Chalmers
1871
tsse-ssmuel Ward. Baltimore; Ford 1917.
ts9o-Chas t. King. Baltimore; Ford l9B
Sef-ChAs. T King. Baltimore; wetcott IHT.
lsls4-L. H. Hamilton, 1905 N. Y. ave- Indian ra5
January in years gone by has beer
considered the off month in the motor
car industry. but not so this year
Dealers report that with the increas-
ing popularity of the winter type body
and the more prevalent use of cars all
the year in business, that 1t is more a
question of getting cars to fill orders
with than it is of getting orders.
The alert dealer is also adopting q
new policy. During this period OF the
year he Is making speciality of point
ing out to his customers the advisa-
bility of having his car overhaule6
now when it can better be spared thar
during the summer months. Some have
even gone so far as to offer to do this
work at slightly less than regular
prices. provided that they are permit
ted to do the work at off times wher
the shopmen are not busy with theii
regular work. One or two have ever
offered to paint the car for somewhat
less than the regular price II the cal
is put in the shop now when work Il
still stesey, but not rushing. Thi.
plan wo~1s beneficial for both parties
the c7atomer saving money without
ineonveniencing himself and the dealer
keeping his shop force busy.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-18
LOST.

DOsTLGENTLEMANS RING. WITH LARGE
agate sitting. cpgraved under setting Carrie to
Bruce" lost at 18th and Il SITS. ne. or on Treasury
car Monday mornine- Reward II returned to go
18th St ma
DOST-MAN'S RING, NIGHT OF MONDAY,
January Is; one-ksrat diamond. held by two mar
maids carved In gold; heavy setting. Reward for in
formation return to ROOM % Wyatt Bldg
Telephone Main losI.