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We Tried
to Tell the
Biggest Lie

fairly good tea. VIC each took a good
swic. lighted a Noodbinc cigarette
they had "comc up" with the rations
tho night before and settled back
against the damp earthcn walls Of the
dueout TO see who could tell the big
gcst lie. For a few minutes silence
rcignod-no one seemed to care TO be
the first to break in.
Then Dick Turpin, turning TO me,
asked:
Remember Burton, Of a Company?
Think he was in the Sd Platoon the
fellow that was recommended for the
V. {. and refused it. Got the recon-
mcndation for rcscuing his platoon
commander under fire.
answered in the Affirmative and
Dick carried on with:
81 never could sec into that affair,
because they seemed TO be the worS;
of enemies. The officer was always
picking on him. used 10 have him 'on
the crime sheet for the least offence.
Got him scvcral days Of extra pack
drill. and once he clicked twenty-one
DAYS 'crucifXion' (Fiold Punishment
No. /. tied to a timber wheel two
hours q day for twenty-one days..
"No matter what dirty fatigue or
working party came along, Burton's
name was sure 20 head the list.
This Burton appeared to be n surly
sort Of a chap, kept to himself whole
lot. always brooding, didn't have many
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Hudson Seal Coats
SOS : alues toS265

Belted or Semi-htted, 45
TO 4S inches long, skunk
collars and cuffs, some
skunk borders, some shawl
collars.
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cut. VIC used .
take turns sleep
ing under this in
wet weather.
The tim b er s
bracing the walls
were driven full
Of nails TO hang
our equipment on
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was six feet high and the floor space
was ten feet by six feet. Through the
ceiling six-inch square airshaft was
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water boil. Curly
passed around tho
result Of his Of
forts in the form
Of an ammunition
tin half full of
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The Fine Wiltons

Among them YOU will ind Anglo-PerSian,
rench. Ilerzti. KasShanS and SpahanS. All the
est kinds made. a beautiful line OF patterns
-,nnc,
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friends in the
company, either.
There seemed 20
be something on
his mind.
"Most OF the
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The Wiltons

Among them are Seamless RouhaiX. TrcwanS.
ekrkS. SayaonS. BundharS, Royal Worcester
nd <IXOnV
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Huston was near
IS six feet high
and slender; sort
of a dandy. fair
haired, lots OF
dough, which he
never got by work
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TIE SALE: Great Values, Small Prices!

Nightgowns at 66c., 76c., 94c. and $l.46
G2 styles to choose among at these little prices
Slip-oyer, with kinono sleeves and sleeveless.
Trimmed with wide lace insertions. with clusters
of tucks; some hand-embroidered some with
entire yoke of lace and shirrings; some high neck
models \ group prettily trimmed, with silk
fagot stitching.
Drawers at 46c., 56c., &c., 76c., 84c., 94c.
Lace trimmed in effective ways or made with
ruffes of blind or open embroideries.
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Tho six of us
composed the crew
Of Gun 80. . or
tho IA Brigade
Machine Company.
We were machine
HrHH
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Petticoats at 76c., 94c., SIPS to $1.94

With elaborate ruies of lace and embroidery
IN over a score OF attractive arrangements.
Second floor East Building
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ing: his papa wished it on him when
he went West died. lie was good
looking and had way with the girls
which made thCm think he was the
one and only. Didn't care much for
athletics. Girls, dances. and card par
ties were more IN his line.
They were in the same class. Bur
ton was working his way through. and,
consequently. Huston looked down on
him as bally bounder. Among the
athletes burton was popular, Huston
wasn't.
Burton vas ehgaged-or thought he
was-to q prctty fine girl By the Esme
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Sl95 4: : aluc sos
Illustrated

Full helted, 45 inches
long; skunk trimmed. ex-
ira wide sweep.
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32 Shiraz Rugs

Average size. 6X9 IT. They
can I've used as floor Rugs,
hanging or couch covers.
That Reduced
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cluncrs. and our gun was n
! rh'. .3o3, water cooled.
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Something
Was on
His Mind

company men said his sweetheart back
in Blighty had thrown him down for
some other bloke."
Happy Houghton butted in: That's
the way with this world. always ham,
mering at fellow. Well, know this
Burton, and there's not better mate
in the world, so let that sink into
your nappers."
"Don't get sore. Happy" said Hon
ney. "If you don't mind, let's have
the story. meant no offence. Just
naturally curious, that's all. You
can't deny that the whole affair has
been quite a mystery to the brigade.
Spit it out and get it of your chest"
Lets have it, Happy" We all chimed
in chorus.
Happy. somewhat Modified, lighted
a Woodbinc. took two or three deep
pufYs. and started:
"Well. it was this way. but don't asa
any questions until | am through.
you know Burton isn't what you'd
call a prize beauty when it comes to
looks. He's about five six in height,
stocky, a trihe bow-legged. and pug
nosed. To top this he has crop OF
red hair, and his clock (face) is the
clearinghouse for every freckle in
the United Kingdom. But strong
Say. that fellow could make Samson
look like consumptiye when he got
started.
'In Blighty, before the war. Burton
and this iicutenant-his name Is Hus-
ton-wert TO the same college.
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The Domestic Rugs
Japanese Jute and Wool Rugs

All handmade; some splendid Rugs among
tnt
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161 Oriental CARPETS That Were $46 $780, Reduced $36937
81 Persian
90 Chinese Carpets
Average

Beautiful deep-rile. luStrouS Rugs. in exquisite colo
ngs Of blue rose and ivory. Most OF them carved.
Average Were Reduced
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The Administers

Some OF the very best made.
Wnrn
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nr are \CTI ~ based the lowest scale Of last
season. which increased all along the line for Spring
(2) The ORIENTAL comprise l6l magnificent Carpets
Persian and Chn-whc individuality and which Sho" saw
nr running single Rug Vt their low prices ey
snendd this true at the NEW prices
little comparison with Rugs offered elsewhere will show Here the de-
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Administer Jute-Wilton
Hall Rugs
Seamless Velvets
Seamless Tapestry Brussels
Were
RpqullrlN

The Empire and R0Xhury. Ihe vest lNO kIHdS
made.
Reduced
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Wllittall
4nglo-P PerSian
Devlir,
ROYAL Kasshdn

NlSa IIardvick Magcc, Bigclow-IIartfo
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Corset Covers at 36c., 46c., 94c.

Trimmed with lace medallions, lace down the
front: and the back also trimmed; lace forming
Van DYKE patternS models combining lace
and embroidery; one model simply edged with
NalencienncS lace.
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Karagheusian
HeraH

and Others. The new
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Reduced
Quantity Size

ugS washable Bath Rugs and small braided Felt Rugs all
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U) The DOMESTIC RUGS all patterns to be dropped by the
They OF
smallest largest desirable patterns and coors and in such
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The Great January Clearance
of Domestic and Oriental Rugs Starts Monday


aIofw for New
Febrmy
plan
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Hen There IS Ihe lot UI SIIAII 1Iu T1u'U'
ShArnly reduced
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Envelope Chemises at 76c. and 94c.
At 7ee. Entire yoke of organde insertions
and lace. Another prettly hcmstitched and ribbon
run. At s4e., of pink batiste, with entire yoke Of
alternating pink satin and NalencienneS lace.
Another model of hand embroidered pink
bati,tc. trimmed with dainty designs in pastel
colors
collection of extremely dainty styles at
sl26. slA6. sI76 and Sls4
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ClAimins; eyear-olds; three and
oneh2E frlonSS Zip, LIE murphy, Is to ..
even. to 5. won; ornry lU (Crnp)' Z to Z
even to s. second; Red Rover, lis (CarTolD, 3 TO
: even. TO 5. third. Tine. oSp. Thinker.
Madelyn O.. Bracelet Nudge and Gay Lady also ran
SECOND RACE-Gsimins; Syea-~olds and up
ward; six turiones. Msddling Miss. l2 (Msrimeel.
Il 70 l. TO l, to z won; Ophsa W, lob IF.
RObinsJn), TO l. to !. even, second Souvenir.
lOs (McTaggart, 6 to S. to 5. TO third. Time.
II5I5 Trend Mico Gin. Stone Hsnge. Swift
Fox. CUnmensia POntefract, Chemung. Recluse.
Watch Your Step and Alert also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ons mile; 3year olds and upward.
Half Rick. l06 tMcTaggart), To l. even, l to
Won; WieSnan, l0l (Obertl. 10 TO l. TO l. to l.
seoond; McAdoo. los IF. Robinsoul, to l. even,
I To 2 third. Tine 10. Kilmer. Rose Point
PanZareta HendrUn, Traction and Arriet also ran
FOURTH RACE-Reed Handicap; Syearolds and
upward mile and onehAf. Pif. jr.. lib Of.
Robnson). s to l. to 5. to ), won; Hubbub loo
(CsrrolD, Is to L 70 l. to !. second Grumpy,
lT tOberD, To l. 70 2 6 to 5, third Time.
g sands Of Pleasure All Smiles, PlessureTile.
Robert Bradley Thonhil. HAnovia- Fair Mac.
Syrian. Col Yennie and Bryn Limah also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile; Syear-olds and I'D
ward Jack Reeves. I0 lCrump). to l, to l,
even, won; Miss KHlter, Ir (T. Robnsonl, to l.
to l. even. second; Tale Bearer. lO6 Fuerst).
70 To l. 9 70 !, to /. third Time. Al So Monony.
TNrco. Paymaster. Bac, Beauty Shop, Bird Lore.
Tie Pin and Fairy Legend also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Nfile and one furlonx; Syear. olds
and upward. Thanksgiving ls Rice), to l. :
To l. even. won; Yodsles n4 (CsroID. Is to S
TO l. TO 5. to 5, third. Time. IS ID Fleurun
H. Fairly Agon and Mis- Waters olso ran-
SEVENTH RACB-Mne and onesiItsenth; Sysar-
olds and upward. Buzz Around. loS Uoudsr1.
u to S. even, to 4 won; Marcus. Ill (Rice). %
to l. 10 TO l. 5 to l. second: Gibraltar Ill Uyke),
10 l. TO /. even. third. Time 1:ss la Pstells
Balgee, Thornwood. Counterpart, Rio Brszos Edna
ksnna, Dehra- Great Dolly and Lady Ward also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maid-rz ear-olds; purse; three
and a half furlongs. 1nAn Of Honor, liz; Notate,
loe; Tugs lO7 senaday los St. Theresa. los; Water
Wave. los; Shade, 100; Nowhere. lO4; Rele. lH
furlougs Chemung. ia; Blue Bsnnock. IA; Sir
Oliver. 10; Ella Ryan. loe; Sandy Lad. los; 'El
Rey l05; 'Rhymer. I0S; DR.. Prather (imp), los;
SupernaI, lO7; Kebo, lO7 Bubble 1O7 .Ophelia w,
Io7; Burbank l07; wat. lO5; Bon Otis, lo4; Nay
Star. 100; Taxi. 100; 'DahHa, 5.
claiming; six furlongs .Gsiner. Ts; Gordon Run
sell, LIS; 'Recluse. ia; The Masquerader ia;
'Viseman ia; Brizz, lis; Alex Getz, ll3; Stir Up
49, Bars and Stars. liz: tKorfhage. 10; Busy Joe
no: Dungadin, 10; ROst Point, pS; Hops l07
Fairy Legend, lO6; valerie West, 100; Running
Queen, se
FOURTH RACE-Three-ysar-olds and upward
the Martin Behman Handicap; $40: claiming
two miles. Moscowa, I6; Billie Baker, liz; Yodles
lCS Fairy Orient, l0s; Solid Rock log; Menlo Park
lo2 Thanksgiving. l0L
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and upward the
Tia Juana Handicap; one mile J. J. Murdoch
ia; All Smiles, lis; McAdoo, lo7; David Craig lO7
Traction, l07; Hendron Qmp), io6: Amazon los:
Woodstons. l0l; Margaret NJ lc2; Ffzer ss; Grrrndy
dmp). S. AMAZON and Margaret N. Mrs. F. Z,
Brown entry.
SIXTH RACD-Tnreeyear-old,; the Havre De
Grace Purse; seven f1rionsA Whining Dun, ll5
Opportunity. us: DR.. Tunk III; Diamond lOs
Joanna II Gmp). %.
SEVENTH RACE-For syear-olds and upward
claiming; one mile. Thomas Galloway ia; Marcus,
ia; Rustling Bras. Ill; King K. Ill: wdrs
Bath, Ill; Fuzzy Wuzzy, Ill; Balgee, Ill; Rsy Oak.
wood III; Baby Cal 100; Sansyming (imp) IOs;
Etta's Charm los: Tsctless. loe; Energetic. lOe
BaS Blanc lo4; Will Do, l0i: Genuewoman, o.
Monis Maguire. -; RagEedy Man, ID
'Appren6cs alow.ao. claimed
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TIA JUANA RESULTS.

FIRST RAOE-siI furionps RuTooo, lis (Hunp.
To To s. / to q won; Francis ITO alexander.
rven to s. to l. second; Star Anise. ITO mo
Intyre) 8 to l. 3 to |, even, third. Time, lAe Ia
Z.notek Ambria and Amelia also ran
SECOND RACE-Ffve and onehaf furlonrs Old
Eylers, (OBrien), to 10. to s, to 4. won; Mis-
knight 1lo (Grcss), 10 l, to to 10. second !;
Twenty Seven. LIS CMcIntyre). TO l, to l. to s.
third Time LESS Harry D, Cslesia, Eliza
beth Roberts, Judge Price and Phil Epstein also
ran.
THIRD RACD-Sir furionuL Andy H. III
CKesey), to J. to s. to S, won; Casket ll5
Tru1ler) 8 to s. to To- to 5, second; Hubdcon II,
I'D Hunt. Q To l. even, 10 s. third Time.
lls25 Sam Beckhsm, DR.. Nelfer Landslide, DR..
s. P Tate and Vireo also
FOURTH RACE%SiI furlongx Palstabe. 1s
KELSEY, to 2 to s, to 10, won; Dolina, l0i
(Harrington) to S Q to S, out, second; Manganese
lI5 Cr-u1ler), IL to s. to s. out third. Tfme
III. Blue Gap. J. O. welch and John Hwie
also ran.
FIFTH RACD-one mile. Last Spark. ITO
KELSEY, 9 to S. to S. 2 to S. won; McAlan, 10
Gross 5 to l. to S, to TO- second; Capt Druse.
liz CMcIntyre), 7 to to 5. to TO- third. Time.
1918 Coos Palma, Ora MCGEE and Commoness
also ran.
SIXTH RACT-Mils and seventy yards Inqr1ieta,
III CHarington). to 2. to 5. out. won; Mark G.,
los (McIntyrel to l, even. out, second Weyanoke,
Ig3 KELSEY, to l, to s. out, third. Tine
1925. Duke Of Shelby also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIing FIVE and one-haH furlongs
syear-olds and upward. Babe. S; Tatiana, "a
sPurple and Gold 95; .Montcalm, %; UfA11. 100
-Teeto 100; Bulgar. 100; Aunt Elsie, los; Passion.
lOe: Virginia NJ, lO4; Be. lB; San Jon, ITO.
SECOND RACEISeling; FIVE furlongs; Syear'
olds and upward. .Psulson, 81; 'Isotta, 100; 'DT.
Zah. lu2; 'Bunice, lo4; Golden List, lb; Blue Wing
lR: Enverbey, Ill; Laura. H. Birdman, ia; King
Stalwart- Ia.
THIRD RACE-Seling; hve and ooehaR fur
longy: 3yearolds and upward; purse. 500. Lord
Byron, 81: Narcissus a5; Flare, 81; Hail Columbia,
g: Ampere H. lo3; 'Malabsr. lo; 0lyn G., l06
Two Rorals l06; Rae b. los; Darkey, los; Tsmer.
lane 10: 'Droll Ill.
FOURTH RACE-SellinG; one mile; Syear-old,
and upward. GraDsdo. lo4; Luke Van zsndt, lo6
Old Charter, lo9; Frosty Face. loi; Drumi. lol
Page White Ill; Lyndors, LIZ; Hedge Rose, ia
King Box Ia: Feather Duster Ils; NigAdoo. lie.
FIFTH RACE Handicap; purse, 500; mile
Svear-olds and upward. Sir We1lons los; Athena
lOr: SeviIIian. 1J7: Ninety Simplex. Ill; Murphy.
Jos; Bonnie Tess. l0s; Ilbyan Sands l8 Athena,
seyiIIian, HedScks entry. Simplex, Murphy. Small
entry
SIXTH RACE-Selhng; syear-olds and upward
mile and twenty yards. Lsntans. 81; Handel. lN
.Srprpme IO5: 'ScorpH. 106 'Euterpe. lT: Louise
Store '07 Fnctiouuaire los; Jesse jr.. H.
SEVENTH RACE Selling: mile and onssiK
tenth; +yearo-s and upward. star Bird, o.
sSunkist loi: PIN Money. 1Oi; 'Almeda Law.
renre. lOs; Ccltsbell, los; Ka1an, 100: River King
IO9; Gaui. H.
sAprrenties Ailosanos eiatmsd
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-FITe furIongs; 3year-olds and up
ward MuEanti. us Dominica, 2 to l, to s
l to won; Ha'Penny, lOS u. CarrulD, 8 to l.
} to /. to 5, second Flute 100 WARD 8 to L
to l. to 5. third. Time, IaD. Old DrurJ
Elizabeth Lee. DR.. Conn and Bulger also ran
SECOND RACE-FTe furlohgs; 3year-old, snd
UPWARD Capt Elliott, ll3 (Ninderl 10 TO l. Z
to l. to ). won; Izzst Bey. % (SobeD. to s.
l to 4 out secOnd: Brown Prince. lOo CWingAsld).
70 !. even, 90 third Time. o5 rs. Nino
Muchacho, Bobby Boyer. Odd Gross and Omar also
nn.
THIRD RhCE-FITs hIrlougs; J-year-oldS Chsrry
Bell S tGsrnerl. To /. 5 To 2 to 5. won; Rsy
Ennis la (RoTsnl, to l. to l. even. second
Freshet, lOe tkleeger). to l, 2 to l. even third.
Time. llo Is Bray, Cspt. Fredericks, Brobeck,
Marblehead. ODDS and EGds Helmets Daughter and
PlasShks also ran.
FOURTH RAOB-siI frrlonr; Syear-olds and
upward Ealoee. 10 CMinderl, to I, to s.
to 10. won; Thomas Hare IS CKleegerl 4 to L
to S. even. second: Brown Baby 90 (Wskeof).
2 to l. to 10. l To } third. Time lis Is Big
LumaI. Psnsncs. OakNrst and Orertory also ran
FIFTH RACF-Six furIOngs: 3ysar-olds and up-
ward. Ducills B.. Ill CDvuinickl, 2 to l. to 10
out, won: GrsHsdo. lB BALD. 5 to /, even. to 2
sscord: Hattie Burton. los (SobeD. II to l. to L
TO 2. third Time, LIS Water Lee Miss
Ssnsvisvs, Spohn and Galar also ran
SIXTH RACE-SiK furionEs: 3year-olds and I'D
ward. Salon. IS tsobell, IN |. even. / tn 2 won
Asans, 100 Drsyerl. to 5 10 5 cut. second
Bs.urnoub Belle liz tWardl. s to T. to l. sren,
third Time, ilsl-S. Glauaginity, Salsera, Doc
AsalA Edds kStt ana A-s Edith slso r.n
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
NATIONAL OPEN GOLF
WILL START JULY II
Popular Fixture Will Take Place at
Brae Burn Country Club.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE conditions and
date for the national open golf champion
ship to be plat ted at the Brae Burn Coun-
try Club were made public by Howard z.
Whitney. secretary OF the United States
Golf Association. The popular fixture
will be held July Il to 13. inclusive, two
weeks later than the date selected by
the professionals. This date conflicts with
the Western amateur championship TO be
played at Midlothian from July to IA.
Whether or not the conflicting dates will
prevent the entry In the open tourney of
Chick Evans, present champion hardly
can be decided now. Chick is an annual
competitor in the Western event and has
taken part in most of the open tourna-
ments during the last few years He did
not play in the Western amateur last
year. as the tournament was held in Call
fornia and he did not care to make the
trip.
Chick will have a hard time deciding
where to lodge his clubs during the sec
ond week Of July. With the Western
tourney at a Chicago club, Western golf
ers may feel sighted unless Chick ap-
pears, and, on the other hand, the pro
fessionals will not like It unless Chick
gives them another chance to redeem
their lost laurels
At the suggestion of the professionals,
the tournament has been shortened by
one day. On the first day the whole field
will 'plav eighteen holes medal play. The
same procedure will be in force on the
second day. on the third day the sixty
four best scores and ties will play thirty
six holes The winner will be the one with
the lowest medal s .ore over the seventy
two holes. This change eliminates the
old condition OF splitting the field ana
playing two qualifying rounds and also
saves time.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
FIELDER JONES SAYS
SISLER IS NOT FOR SALE

New York, Feb. IT-Fieloer Jones, man,
ager Of the St Louis Browns, who weut
TO New York with the avowed intentiou
of separating Maisel from the Yankees,
declares Il would be suicide for thu
Mound City to part with Sisler.
''Sisler," said Jones, ''is the only play
er I know OF who has no weakness. He
can play any position. He is the greatest
southpaw in the game He has a fade
away that bothers rtght-handed Sstsneu
as much as Matty's fadewsy ever both
cred left-handed hitters OF the NRtionai
League. SIsler Is a southpaw who gets
better results against right-hsnders than
against left-handed hftters- You know
what that means.
I believed" concluded Jones, that i
might be able TO arrange some deals that
would benefit not only my club. but rivsla
as we'll. II the other fellows cannot seq
things from my standpoint Il is oJs
mutual misfortune But as 20 parting
with Sisler. that Is a Joke A sixier coined
once in q lifetime. He win remain with
me so long as he is serv1oeable-"
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
Freddie Welsh IS
SUSPENDED FOR YEAR
Wisconsin Boxing Commission May
Bar Lightweight for Life.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE Wis
consln Boxing Commission recently
suspended Freddie Welsh for a period
of one year. and II the suspension is
lived up to by the commission Welsh
may have boxed his last bout in the
Badger State as a champion. for there
is a big chance that some younger
battler will take his title away before
another year rolls around.
Following his bout with Ritchie
Mitchell, in Mil~aukee, Welsh claimed
that he was on the point of being
taken down with an attack Of grippe,
but the Wisconsin boxing officials did
not swallow his excuse and the sus-
pension followed.
If the Wisconsin commission was
the only one to severely critize Welsh
there might be some loophole through
which he could crawl But that's the
rub. Boxing clubs in all parts OF the
country have been made the goats of
Welsh's methods Of stalling. and the
result is that Fredie is finding his
field narrowing down. he gets fewer
offers now than he ever received be-
fore and all because he seems content
to slouch through ten rounds. collect
the money and enjoy quiet little
laugh up his sleeve at the expense of
the public and the promoters who put
him on.
Welshs ability as a ring general en-
ables him to face most OF the good
boys in a ten-round bout and keep
away from the punches that hurt He
is a wizard at blocking, ducldng and
side-stepping, and he seems to know
Just when a well-meant punch is COM
ing his way.
But while lodging the wallops aimed
at him by his opponents he contents
himself with landing a few light taps
and letting 1t go at that
If Welsh would go in and fight his
opponents, score a knockout now and
then and show some fire and spirit
he would be popular. But the ten
round, no-decision rules offer the easy
way out, and Welsh has chosen to take
that way out regardless of what the
fIstic public thinks about II.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-18
IuAREZ ENTRIES

FIRST RACB-six furlones; syssr-olds and up
ward Ray Bsteue. lo6; 'Honeycut lo6; Robert
Msntell lo4; sallis O'Day, 10; Vested Rights LIZ;
Alan. "; Smiling Maggie. 10; Ralph g.. liz.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half furlonrs;
3year-olds Evran liz: 'Dore. 81; .Crankie. S.;
San Bernito 10; Minnie Reynolds. 10; Besssnta,
llo: Salvanta. 100: 'salVado Queen. 1ol Kestre
100; Uncle ssm, 100; Force. lo6; Helen Thompson.
ITO: Sweds Sam. los.
THIRD RAOE-Fve furlonas; Syesr-oIds and
upward EdSty Haywood. lG; Sis Mauery no;
MAI. Belle lot; sLaBelle Brocade, los; star Rose
lG; jos Blair, LIS; white Lily, lo5; Gray's
NTortte, III; Clara James, no.
FOURTH RACB-Handicap; 3year-olds and up
ward Ave and ouehaf furlonss. zim. los; Old
Rosebud. IL; Meal Ticket, 100; Belle Bird. 90;
sempcr Stalwart, lo5: Gall Shot. Il3
FIFTH RACE-Seven turlonss; 3yesr-olds and up
ward. R1eards LIZ; Bert l., IT: 'Yaca lB; Tom
Chapman, lco: Pit ld; Electric, lo5 otlo. ia;
Black Sheep. ll25 Jack Harrison. liz; Lady limo
cence. no; Miss wellee 1lo; Orbiculation, Ilo
SIXTH RACE-Hsndicsp; ayear-ods: one miIs
Lone Star. lis; Quiz. IS; Bosart. LIS; Queer, Apple
lns; HUSKY Lad. 100; Upland King Ios; Art Rick
los. Queen Apple and HUSKY Lad, WEBB sntry.