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REGiSTRO CIVIL.
NACINIENTOS.

u. nino del matrimonio Esp!rldion
Ldnez Y Matilde Gutierrez, 10 Cast
NJ st.
Una nina del matrlmonio Gi!her-
to Quin5ero y Maria Canales, 720 So.
Lecna St.
I'm nino del w~atrir7onio Francisco
Lozsro ' Abundia PlasceEcia, 722
Jones Ave.
IN niao de- raatrimcnio francisco
pi"cnfa' = Santos Puente, 9e6 Vera
cruz St.
L!yEEC!.AS DIX MATRIM0NEo.
Lco P. Simon y Maria Gonzalez
Cara.
5osG Po-sa!cs Q I%nacio Rodriguez.
DEETNCiONES.
F~igr,enic. Rodriguez, IS ares, SIT
So. Leona st.
#onveIa Lacosta, Sc amos, tit Ave
n;da y.
Tr;r'd~a V54qrcz, 20 ahos, 402 So,
Laredo ST.
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$500 rE GRAT!FIC.iCIpN a qu.en tnrorins
del raradcrO de la sra. Bernardo Sarto-
va Y dc I'll hiio FCbrUn!o Nccrcic. tic ~
a!oS. Sai!cron junu5 dc G~uanaiuato para
E.utyo laredo. y estuvlcron On c. Jua-
re- CT OC,ubrc rpdo. Dirijansc inforiHcs
4 Francisco NccrCIc, CO. Holmes supply
Co, san DEMANDING. CAL. tji?j.
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$500 DE GHATIFfCACION 4 quien Dc in.
formes dc III h;ia. Francesca Ru!G Her
randez y de- 81 eSpnSo EvarfSio Moreno.
In los liliimoS dias dc ScptieInbrc ella
viy!l c~on:nlgo IN Houston. donde IL Geie
cusnGo Sal! para IiOScnburg. DiriitrSc .
Petra T.UiZ Hernandez, San ANTONIO. IE-
XAS. Uf!o..
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ST DESE.t sabcr 81 dCmiciliO dc las Sr3s.
MdGGalcna Sanchez y '.N.t!.idlG NurBa,
nri.:Da.ils Gr Durango, que sc sabc resi-.
den Ell San Antonio. D~!rliirse los iRfcr-
mes i AwadU Sanchez cargo Ia PREM
So. NliSl.
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COrrespoadencla Especial para Ia PHENsa
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Nov, 10

san FRANCISCO, Cal Nov, H.
Ia noticia de Ia muerte de Ia reina
Lilioukalan;, desaronada por el Con-
c-eso de los E.stados Unidos de su tro-
no de Hawaii, ha venido q resrcitar
e! interes que Sc despert3 por Is Soer-
tie de esa sobcrana en- los dias DE- ST
caida.
Para hacer una breve historic, de
los aechos cue c~onmowieron & Ia Pc
queha isla hace unos crantes amos Y
que hoy Sc r~eclerdan por todos los
rac;ona!es del Hawaii, muchos &c
los cuales Sc encuentran en- este
puerto de Saa Francisco, pedimos a
TN exsubdito de Ia reiaa Li3iouk&la-
nj una ~entreyista, seguros de cue dc
este modo, en- Unas cuantas iineas,
~rucstros l~ecto-es pueden leer Ia his
to-ia de dolcr de IN pueblo.
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DESEO SabEr Cl paradero dc los niilOs Vic
tor!ano Navarro. de : amos. JESUS Navarro,
de . AMOS. Y tic n sra. Angela Moreno,
uriginariOs iohoS de Sil4v. GuanajCgto, Ne
NlcU. Du!ilrsc a i:iJrrnrIO Nav:Ero. BIG
Erandiforlr St, VALLEJO. CAL. Gis5j
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ss.0 rE GEaTIFICACIDN 4 Cutcn de in-
fornrs del plrEdcTO de Il. sra. Jua2lJ3
HnIoi. Be IS aECs dc 'aiaG; color more
10 apcIiadU. uIus TcdOrdoS. pclu cilin0rY
cortU. cara redUada. esiatura DaJa: hace
m aEp cua,rO theses VIVA en- Gale ~.
u. del Llgn1. en- Monterrey. y. l.. Diri.
',rSr = Henita y oIscra MuEoz, san BENZ
To. TEXAS. ti:9
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VENTAS-

Anics de vender sIs NuECES lie cst.,ns
ranos darHos a corucer sus preclos. Com
rrgmos cUaluuier c1ntidad Y clGSe. Il. J
and G. Marroquin.' &06 Doloross Street sa;
antonio Texas
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On be=quetc CT San Francisco.

IN o~SStiGS-c CT Dan r"2nciScO-
--GCoH;o ca:o Il rcina?
Va he dicho 4 listed cue sc ira
M una conspi~aci6n en- los Estados
Unidos para arrcbajar . la soberana
81 -co"o0a : 81 pueblo. Ia ~conspira-
cor fu" muv tramada: IN %:upo
dc haw%jianU5 fuerun armadoS Y asst
Zados contra CT gobicruo. Pcro CO.
mo ESQ 10 hubicra Sit!o bastante,
rGcs cj pueblo c>taba con IA rciYa Y
c~omrrcudia en- psrtc 10 que sUs enc
migos trat&ban dc haccr con Ct, Sc
hizo UNI invjtaSon a la sobcrana pa
n que viniera Z recibir IN homena-
ic DC los amcricauos en- California.
la rcjra accpt6?
ST. accept" nucsrra sOOerana. :
vino = lcS E.stados uEidos. N l.egar
= San Francisco lc ofrecieron un
hanquctc en- 81 Hotel Saint Francis.
ToGo q hotcI, mas grandc Y mas
suntIoso cue ei r~a'acio Dc ID sobe-
rama, cstaba adornado E ilumi-
rGd0 paw 2gasa.jar = Il sobcrana.
La muSica cra hawaiiana; las bande-
r9a . fiameaban al iado ie "a america
ua , teUian los c%olorcs r~acionales del
Hav2ii.
y qEi"nna ac15icron a. baaqus-
tie?
los ~nIutrrratas glc ambjr,ona-
ban las ~rigucZas dc uI1ssr& pasria :
a'gunaS autoridatcs Il las quc &c les
hizo cree quo 81 pueblo hawgi,ano es-
tab4 dc acUcrGo ron 10 que sc ira
maba. ! bicn. micntras cstahan en-
cl banqurtc los Cue agaSaiaban : "a
rvina Y los guc hrirdaban por Ii fe-
lic!dad dc nj pa;s, So consVmab& ia
TRACTION u quc me h~ rrfrriic: 1t
reina era SorcrGpu y Il pueblo dcl
Hawaii perdia 81 Independence.
Fl do,or ae Una reiEa.
Le que s1fri6 nues:ca sobsrGna no
pueGe describ;:se. Su vida anteS fe-
IL tuE de doior J &c augusta. Per
d:a para siempIe e dominic de ST.
gaehlo J para siam2re su patria.
No guerra voivec al pais:-..o t.,
vaz 70 l. dejaban -egrcsa-. e pue-
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CuaEio necesiIe iihros en esDsIoI
di-iiase = Igaac!o E: Lcz2Eo.---Il8
y. Sta. Rosa ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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CAsAS EARATAS.-sf5.G9 contsou, $500
ssmanaTiamenie.-Nos. fGS. i!a. i0!, i63
Y los Peach 81. cerca dc North BRAVO.
De COS cuartos cgda una. Prccio SSD0.N
WIN. F.. Schultz, CuSrto ., Riverside
EIdg., iOi West Commerce ST. (if30}
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- IE%pE IA obra Historic General de
N.Siro" - lGiTus. ror Niceto ZalIlaoois,
;iJ.ml. l.lriiiraJ Antonio MontaAel, ia
SluIl Ln!UraGU. IZol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17
Eduardo AIGGc9r confess
su cgIpabiiid2d
Exc;tado por e! alc0fl0! sostuva
una disputa con BerIanga, que
los iievG g "a RIA

De una manera circdnstanctada
confes5 Eduardo Alcoccr su culpabl-
dad en- Ia muerte dc Juan Ber?anGa.
Sagun Sc ~desprende de ia declaration
hecha por Alcocer y por aIgunos
otros testigos ccuIarts &c IA TRACE
Dis. Esta Sc desarroll6 de Ia nianera
siGuicnte:
Tcdo III ola de vista en- casa de III
amiga
Ell domingo dltimo, Que fue cuand0
courtroom los hechos que TaT"os ?
referir. Juan Bevlanga eStuvo por Ia
anena en- Ia casa de su amigo VI
cente Sosa, en- Ia Gale North LaTe-
DO. q preguntar 81 este lie !labi& ter
minado IN vestido que le cstaba ha-
ciendo. Como Sosa y Ber!anga =
amigos, Sosa lie invite 4 cue pasara
ell dia ALI Y Que comiera con Ia ia
milia. a 10 cual accedi5 ell occiso.
Todo ell dia 10 pasaron Sosa J Ber-
ianga departiendo amigablemeate Y
Nor Il tarGe ambos ~acord2Ton i 4
dar un pasco or cochc. 10 cuai iban
;,.;,o ,,.~d, ro.-.r,r.a
&c., ,:,.a ,,,;r,s sym.
o,,r .,-or,d..i1
49, -, o.,,r,b,r n a,to-
I ,.na.,ho r4.,..a, Al,o-
:. f,,i ora.ort..l, Ro..
.o,,..a, ,,-
~ 80 - ...!
= '0'""t I =, :Ia. IL,
S;emrre 81 iicUr.
Los Siete amigos QUE o~'U''.s't'
-utomo'll ie'"'a" ''"''-' "..''''
"ote!!as dc ccr'e@" ) pi'.-'
"iguia' Ell So"':'1''" VIC
'"''"0'S'
Los nUeTos amigos ,to, r''-
sanGa. c~.nDtzaioa " ~!"I"'1 '5"'"
asu!t5' bai""'a5 : POGO = r2'o i"'-
.? "UnducienGo a conEei@aci'N lar
q terreno "Sc&D1oso haS'a IL" s''
aIda. aco15ejadoS por q a!"Jac- So
@iri-!e-on p2!oD:2S "2J2rto:&s On III
gits.
Como no habia nincunos au:ese-
denies entire Ber:ar~a y Alc1cer
los den1as amigos 10 So dieror c"en-
a de que sc cstaban insu!tan@o. sj"o
has5a que bor-2n9@ 'c rcE' = H''-
q uh !uer:e Up 90" I. - 80
,,c1ta saca LII naya IA dc polsiiio =
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Una TRACTION sin nombrr.

Maestro cntrevistado Gala, como
abrumado por Ell recuerdo y !Cego
fue inltI y IN dia el gob.erno esta-
Decide per nosotros. los nac;onale7
dc. Ha"ai; : uussJra armada sObeTa-
IA cue nCs impartia Iusticia. : nucs
tras tradic;ones. nuestra religion,
cuartg ten:amos, mes :ue ~arreoata-
DO pqy cl gru7o quo ambicionaba las
r.?JczaS del pals : que las conqlis-
t. Al fin. dcspuGS de acudir Il los mas
odiosos rroc@dimieu;os.
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GUARANTEE WALL PirEi; q PAINT Co.
Succsorcs IL T.. II. Bacon Co, SOS w Com
merce 81. TeiGEono Travis 1873. ofrecen
81 c:ceaDiisimO surtidO de papel tsPlZ.
p!nilra. v!dr.os, rarn!ccS. aiabasuna Q
i!rr,as !mplciaenioS. a Drecios c0tiEado5
.sni2s dc Ia guerra; prUporc!onaInOs cal
MOS sODrc pintIraS y COlOcacion dc pa
nel tap.z: satisfaction Saran,!Lada. 4. G.
'oe!ncr Il. 1. S%Cll!!eper, uuevos propieta-
ui22,
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C0cINEEO-pa-tcIero eXiraniero. Sc of-c-
o. para casa dc raInilia o restaurant. No
llabIa ingicS. Irforms NJ. Murcs. 4i5 North
Laredo. iife}.
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BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NINOS


Ayenturas Feisimo Lenteiilia.
e. Nuldo de 10 Pequelo.
FL Eucanto de los Ninos.
Fisica a. Alcalce de los Niios.
Historic de las SCcieGades
Humans.
Las Maravillas del Cielo.
BIBLIOTECA DE INDUSTRIES
LUCRATIYAS
q ~ Centay0S cada ToInQ)
Ganado Lamar
CaoalioS de Carga
Industrial AlscdcLe-s
GuSanoS IL Seda
FacaS Lecheras
industrial Alfare-a
Cabalios de Luio
Industrial AZucareCa
Las Flores y suS Perfumes
Exploitation de q PaCat2
Cria De CabraS
Cria de Ccr1oS
Il AZafran.
Cria de Palomas
OBRAS POPJLARES EMPASTA.
DAS
a p ceRtavos cada una)
Hygiene del fumador
QuT-ola2lci:
Guia del BGea S;rvients
Manual d Equisaci6n
JueSJS Y CepUrteS
Bales De SocIedad
Or&cu.o &c las Damas
Lahores del Bello seXo
Aumeato de bieneSta- , tones Csc
Manual de postres : l~icores
Manual de repoS.eria : PaSteie-ia
Guia de- nlatrimolio
HAZANAS DE FANTOMAS
a 10 centav0s tomU)
n ceCte Del crimea
histeTiCSas fechorias
Horrible estratagel:a
tadaver que habla
1--WE CCCIra teatoEla7
J" HUerto cue nata
IA huel!a del mue-.o
vi aSense secreto
r.! c9cUmelto n4merO (.
F~'tisio2GIO de Fantomaa
ri dlaui2nte del Rey.
hestsezs iltt;l
Z! abogedo miste. csg
r poiZonte a9ache
II Eino 3s~saFa-ecido
III saorcado Gs Loudras
Tids p0E vida
AYTNTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL
a - ceatavos tonol
II profaCsdo- de tn hsr
Una noche ds CARNIVAL
FL il5tlnto lie uIa TIbora
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81 IA PEEDID0 IN hOeuc con ul'!a
- IiilcS 4 LIS : &c Ia uOci!c I'll Ia plaza
Diet zsCafc. rren,2 a las bOdcF4s de .rUi3
IN L. rHiir de Cunrrcio. II gSup - VIE
il = ticIc uuebrada Una bara. La muls
6 rHira mDjlno-r:;e:I hcrradl De las pa
ras. tionc una Cort2da sobre Ia na-iz ) el
firrro s. una c FranGc que tleHe en- 81
ccntTO Una Mr.. Sc darin 500 q Ia per-
sons cue dc informos clertOs dirliieniose
. Iuis de Jcsus Negrct-, cargo Ia PftEN-
-. nt!9..
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z5g ? ESCOGID0S
De VENTA EN- la CASA EDITORIAL L0ZANO

II misterio de- las ocho dagas
@esca Giticil
In tonic 6emasiado listo
e complot del jucz
:, u~roscripto de IA montana
In rjaHc ametra!ladors
LanzaGoS al abismo
Eiaje te~rrorifico
Daniel e. $50 Y {; Oso juan.
Z. cacique negro
I;rch.~aIeCtc fracasadO.
Ia eStctua pariante
Los bedu;noS roj"s
NOVELAS DIVERSAS
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Las cucnsas lie estos CO.
!Iares estan hechas de pc
tales lie flores natCrales.
mci;dos y rnodeiSdos fer
mando roGas y otras TO-
res, correspondence los
oiores a las flores de que
estan hsches. Els 10 mas
Appropriate para regala. g
- IL
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Sc NECESlTA schuriia cOstuTcra. preSen-
tese inmediaiaIneltc q et2 North Cibolo
81. Nttol.
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IL NECESITA torcn inicI!eca:c : aSea-
do. de Il i % afI9s dc eGac, para cO!ec-
tar : iiaccr iEdDaiO de oficins. Debe CO.
noccr ciuGad y habio" DIcn tngieS. Con-
'c>tr IN 81 Iuaausrrito q 70. 400, CO. la
rItESSA. t:eb.
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AcTUALIpADEs EXTRANJERAS

San Francisco, Cal.
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PESSUISAS-

CvARTOS AMUEbLADu$, 81 casa 8" "a
mills mcyicara. i5G5 ". Houston 81.
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AVIS s De
EMPLEOs-

t. SECESITAS operartos que eoaozcan Is
fabrication de puros. Fink Cigar Factory.
1907 Commerce ST., San Antonio. Texas.
Evening star., 1917-09-20
DUSTY CAD FIRST HOME
Defeats Good Field of Pigeons in
2OO-Mile Race From
Danville, Va.

The pigeons of the Washington Dis
trict. American Racing Pigeon Union,
struck another hard race when they
flew to their homes In this city from
Danville, Va, distance of 200 miles.
The birds were shipped Friday night
to the Virginia town for liberation, but
because of bad weather were not start
ed on their race home until Monday
morning.
To Dusty Cad, owned by the Premier
loft at 324 10th street southeast, goes
pigeon. bred from Col. Sanford and
Shepherd. is one of the best in the
country, and is from celebrated stock
of flyers. A loft mate of the winner
was beaten by a fraction of a yard by
pigeon of B. r. Miller for second
place.
The result of the race and speed in
yards per minute of each bird was:
Premier loft, 972.3: B. F. Miller, 969.7;
Premier loft. 1884: William Koch, 96S
Phil. Krouse. 962: c. A. Linthicum, 1854
w. o. Norwood. 955.2: w. l. Crocker.
1851; Ashton, s45.7; Fugitt, 931; Elmer
Koch. 923: F. L. Dismer, 9l4.6; z. 1.
Smith. 902; Cab Pennington, s9s; w. F.
report. and Wolf disqualified.
Section winners were Premier loft,
William Koch and c. A. Linthicum.
The winners in the southern cham
pionship club race. flown also from
Danville. were: Premier loft, William
Koch and c. A. Linthicum.
The club is to fly its annual futur-
ity race Sunday from Cameron, w. Va,
a distance of 200 miles.
Evening star., 1917-09-20
ADAM A. wEsCHIER. AUCTIoNEER
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO TWO-SToR'
DWELLINGS. NOS. 1l09 AND 1ll1


TRUSTEES SALE or TWO Two-SToRY
DWELLINGS. Nos. 1lo9 AND 1ild $
STREET NV.
Rv virtue of two certain deeds OF t-ust, dulv
recorded respectively in Liber No. 1859. folio %.
snd Iiber No. $3.50. folio } et seq, of the land
records of the District Of Columbia and ri the
request of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale by public arc
tiou, in front of the premises. on MONDAY,
THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY oF SEPTEMBER.
AID. 1917. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following -descrited land and premises.
situate In the city OF Washington. District Of
Columbia TO wit: Lots numbered 81 and - in Z.
r. Haight's subdivision in square 306. per
plat recorded in Book II. n. c. page 113, in
the ot1ce of the surveyor for said District.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal fnstallments. payable in one and two years.
with interest at six per cent per anEum. pay
able semi annually. from day of sale, secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold, all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $500
required of the purchaser at time OF sale. All
conveyancing, recording and notariaI fees at the
piled with within fifteen days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees the right to resell
the property, at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published in the
city of Washington, D. c.
HENRY H. BERGMANS
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
se13-dSdneXSu Trustees
Evening star., 1917-09-20
BANK DENIES PAYING ANY
MONEY TO FRENCH DEPUTY

BERN, September 2o.-The Swiss tels-
graphic agency has received telegram
from Zurich relative to a statement
made by the French deputy Turmei that
he received a sum OF money from the
Swiss Federal Bank for advice. The d.
rectors of the Swiss Federal Bank, ac-
cording to the telegram, declare formally
that they never made any such mysteri-
Gus payments to any one whatsoever, and
have never had any dealings with Tur-
mel
An official statement issued from the
chamber of deputies Monday stated that
an envelope containing $4,000 francs In
Swiss bank bills had been found In
the part of the locker room assigned to
Deputy Turmel. In letter to Nj.
Deschanel president OF the chamber,
Deputy Turmel stated: Payment was
made by the Swiss Federal Bank" for
advice.
Evening star., 1917-09-20
THOMAS j. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE DETACH-
ED RESIDENCE. NO. 3Jl3 PORTER
STREET NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE DETACH-
ED RESIDENCE. NO. 3Jl3 PORTER
STREET NORTHWEST.
corded in Liber No. 5s32 folio 4ss. of the land
request Of the party secured thereby. the un-
in front Of the premises on THURSDAY THE
TwENrY-sEyENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
AID 1917 AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and premises
situate in the county of Washington. District Of
Columbia. and desicna ted and being lots mum
bered forty-three ti3l and forty four Ga, In
square numbered nineteen hundred and 6fty-
seven (Is57l. in the Northwest Washington I'm
rrovemert Company's subdivision called 'Rich-
mond Park per plat recorded in the office
of the surveyor for the District Of Columbia In
yiber County "a at folio 16, subject however
70 certain building restrictions Of record.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
10 bs paid in cash The Ia lance in two equal in
stsllmenis. respectively, payable in one and tive
years, with interest at six 90 per centum pc,
annum. payable semi-annusuy from day of sale
secured by deed OF trust She property sold. OF
all cash. nj the option Of the purchaser. 4 de
rosit Of 5000 will lie required the time ol
SALE All conysysncinS, recording, etc. at cos
Of purchaser. Terms 10 be complied with with
N fifteen days from day o, sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
after I've days advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. C.
HERBERT A GILL, Trustee.
THEo. y. GILL. Jr., Trustee.
xeI..d2ds.exSu
Evening star., 1917-09-20
ADAM A. wEscHLKR. AUcTIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
No l07 CARROLL STREET SOUTHEASl

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING,
NO. 107 CARROLL STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of 4 certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded, in Lber No. 3J1s folio 112 ct seq. OF
the land records of the District of Columbia. and
at the request of the party secured thereby, the
UNDERLINED trustees win offer for sale by pub
lie auction, in front of the premises. on MON
DAY THE TwENTY-FoCRTH DAY OF SEP
,ember. AID. 1917. AT FIyE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
PM the following described land and premises,
situate in the city of Washington. District of
columbia, wit: The west 20 feet front on
Carroll street by 80 feet deep of original
lot numbered SO IN square 1s2. together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purcha Sc
money to be paid In cash. the balance in two
equal ipstallments. payable in and two
years with interest at per cent per an
mum. payable sem-annually. from day of sale,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold
or all cash. ct the option OF the purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 required o. the purchaser tn.
time Of sale. AL conveyancing, recording and
notsrial fees at the cost Of the purchase
Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen
days from day OF sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defsult.ng purchaser. after
I'VE DAYS advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published In the city Of Washington,
D. c.
HENRY Fl. BERGMAN,
GEORGE NJ ENMERICH
Evening star., 1917-09-20
RUMANIA USING SAWDUST
TO DRESS MEMS WOUNDS
American Red Cross Commission
Finds Urgent Need for Medical
Supplies at Front.

Rumania is SO short of medical sup
plies that wounds of her soldiers are
being dressed with sawdust, says a
cablegram received here from the
American Red Cross commission to Ru-
mania. which left for Jassy Tuesday
after being enthusiastically received at
Petrograd.
After conference with Rumanian
minister and parties just returned from
Rumanian 'front.'" the cablegram reads,
find conditions there urgently require
immediate supplies. medical. surgical
Instruments. hospital supplies. equip
ment of every kind, including bandages,
bel linens and clothes for patients"
The cablegram adds that the Ruma =
nian railway system is badly crippled
and that there is urgent need for am
mechanics.
The commission, which is headed by
Henry Watkins Anderson, expects to
reach Jassy Saturday.
Evening star., 1917-09-20
TODAY'S ENLISTMENTS.

Army-Robert Thomas. 1874 Maryland
avenue northeast: Walter Mckinley,
1914 Maryland avenue northeast: Dom
aid F. Morgan. Portland, Ore; Charles
II. Bolden. 1921 NJ street northwest
Frank E. McNally. Richmond Hill, L. l.:
William j. Howard. 200 4 street north
west; William ]. Howard. 200 B street
northwest; John Adams, 500 l. street
southwest.
Navy Frank Richard Manning,
Lynchburg. Va; Clarence Gordon Fin
aeon. sos 10th street northeast.
District Field Artillery-Nirgil VIII
liams. 939 X street northwest.
Marine Corps-William r. Murphy. 144S
Minnesota avenue northwest: Ralph H.
Rem, sos 10th street northeast
Evening star., 1917-09-20
THos. J. OWEN ( son, AUcTIoNEERs.

HEBER L. THORNTON
sells eod&ds.exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1917-09-20
GROOM V|CT|M|zED
BY THE NATIONALS
Thirteen Hits, Five for Extra
Bases, Help Johnson Register
Twenty-First Victory,
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

Four in row is the record of the
Griffmen following the 6-to-4 setback
they handed the Browns yesterday.
They lost ground in their struggle to
Tigers meted out a double reverse to
the Red SoX. Boston's pennant chances
being reduced thereby to the slimmest
of the slim.
Sir Robert Groom was picked by
Fielder Jones to battle Grir's aggres-
sive athletes. He failed signally. the
string bean twirler's former associates
pounding his delivery for thirteen
bingles. totaling twenty-five bases.
thereby rendering Walter Johnson's
tory of the season comparatively easy.
An indication of what was coming to
Groom was seen in the opening round,
when Menosky hammered a triple to
Foster walked and stole in the second
and tailed on Ainsmith's single. and
consecutive bingles by Rice, Foster and
Morgan produced another run in the
fourth.
With this lead, Johnson eased up.
Demmitt bouncing a triple off the right
field wall in the fifth and counting
when Shanks fumbled Severeid's drive.
He would have registered anyhow. as
Jacobson followed with a single to
center.
Singles by Smith. Demmitt and Ger
ber and Severeids double gave the
Browns three more runs in the seventh.
after which they sUbsided
Five consecutive hits off Groom in
the fifth gave the Nationals two more
runs, and another was. added in the
seventh, when Leonard tripled and
counted on Milan's infeld hit.
Sam Rice was the star sticksmith.
with a single, double and triple in
four times up. Joe Leonard was not
far behind, with a brace of three
baggers. and Menosky added triple
and single to his collection of swats.
Shanks was the only Grifman held
hitless. Johnson's failure to touch
all the bases" cost him a triple in the
fifth when his line single bounded over