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New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Harvard and Yale Clubs Tie
For Lead in Sc quash Tourney
The Summary
HARVARD VS.. YALE

Alan l.. Corey (Yale). defeated Ander-
son Dana NHarvard), 5-15, 1S--l5. l5-1g:
A W. Appel tr. tIarvard). defeated A. J.
Cordfer tr. (Iale). 10-1. LIE; II S
Satterlee HIarvard). defeated e. ] Clam
(Yalel, lis, l5-1l. 15-12 w P sam
ger (Harvard). defeated D. McCay (Yale).
io-lO, ls-lI, A. r. Ellis fHarvard) de-
feated Livingston Platt (Yale). l5-l2
15-il 80
PRINCETON SQUASH VS.. COLUMBIA
r. e +. Riggs (P-S). defeated +
fPos' I'oSH desso,aS 9c} 1S-T = - Harold Tobey
l5--s; W. A. Kimbel (C). defeated ~ r,
Harvey lP-sp. LIE. 10, O ba =
Sara Sander5i't er5 , 1fS)' defeated W II. Cham.
15-13. 80 AV-4o,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Cards Pick BrOwnsyilIe

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 1s.-The St
LOUIS Nationals will depart February
70 next for Brownsville, Tex, where
yhelr pre- season training will be done
PRESIDENT Manager Branch Rickev an,
Nounced to-day. Plans are under wav
Nr Hickey said, to play seventeen ex,
nioltion games with the Philadelphia
;Amerlcans IN Texas and on the way
home. The Athletics will train -
Lake Charles. La
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Job for HoblifzeI

AKRON, o., Dec. 16.--Dick Hobl,t.
h hsi, OF parkersburg, ". Va. first
ppsseman. formerly member of the
BOSTON Ked Sox and Cincinnati Reds.
~as a,a named manager to-day of the
nn,oia .,.;l, international League team. 10
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Duggan Heads Paulist A. E..

Michael H. Duggan was elected
president of the Paulist Athletic Club,
at the annual meeting Of the organi-
eaton last night. He succeeds Frank
lully. and defeated John Lyman for
the honor. A. Hulsebosch again was
CHOSEN cross-country captain and
Henry ]. Griffin track captain. Athletic
Manager Jules Schwab and Hulse-
bosch were the only ones on the slate
to be reelected
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Martin Scores Knockout

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.-Bob Martin, of
Akron, Ohio, heavyweight champion of
the Inter Allied armies, knocked out
Arthur Pelky, of Ontario, in the third
round of a scheduled eight round bout
tonight.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Title for Princeton Cubs

PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. 16.-Prince-
ton s freshman eleven won the inter.
c"!!eg'ate freshman soccer champion
mp 'o'oay by derea'ing the Pennsyl-
wanna freshmen, 1 Goals 10 O.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

Il hardly want to call 4
man up and ask his size, 50
play safe and give fine linen
h a n d k e r c h ie s-a man
never has too many, and
the initial lends a nice touch
of individuality.
our stock Is complete.
Other safe items include
umbrellas, canes, wallets.
neckwear, mufflers, pipes,
jewel boxes, silver belt
buckles, brush sets, foun-
tain pens, brief cases, ko-
daks, Ferrostat bottles, bath
scales, golf clubs, golf bags.
shaving articles, steamer
rugs, shirt studs and links.
racquets, card cases, hockey
sticks, hat boxes, travelling
bags, suit cases, boxing
gloves, ph OF to supplies,
military brushes, guns.
Christmas gift order forms make ,ssn.
ping sim simpler
For yourself-a suit Of
i; " F oref a tn ers' Cloth"
Wears as we'll as it looks.
'RegiStcred Trademark,
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. -Four at Gath S.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave,
at Warren at 4lst St.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Bull May Meet Could
In Squash Semi.Final

Only five matches were played yes
terday in the national handicap squash
tennis tournament, on the courts of the
Columbia Club, and in none of these
were the outstanding stars engaged.
The second round is now practically
completed, and the competition will in
crease in interest from now ON, with
the possibility that Charles VI. Bull jr.,
rated at minus 10, Will clash with Jay
Gould, minus 9, in the upper half Of
the draw, in the semi-hnal round
A. J. Cordier, of Yale, also rated at
minus 10, appears the strongest man
in the lower half
The summaries:
Second round--R. z. Fink Englewood
Field Club (-5). defeated r S Whitloch
Harvard ,scratch). Ito. 15-l2; r H.
johnson. Yale (scratch), defeated u Me
nlavc G 3D. 1s-l5, 15--lo, ls-l4: J.
Turner, Harvard (f-6). defeated r. r.
l.urchars, Montclar < ~, lb--l6 l3-1s
l01l2 r. b. Mahon Columbia lscratch>
defeated X. Piel, Princeton go, l5-f1
lS-l II r. Burt. Columbia 90, de-
,eated r r. Wgham, Columbia 90.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

Johnson Faction NuIIif1es
Resolutions of Big Three
Counsel for Yankees Will Make Effort to Hale
Special Meeting Into Court for Airing;
Claim Rival Magnates Ignored Injunctions
By w. ]. Macbeth

The board directors League has repudaed
and nufed all of the former board which
president Ban Johnson the Mays
pending This yesterday the
the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Erasmus Defeats
Poly Tech First
Year Five l3 to II
BY BRIGGS

Erasmus Hall High School defeated
this Brooklyn Poly Tech freshmen in
close and hard-fought basketball
game at Erasmus Hall High School
yesterday afternoon by a score of 13
to -. The game between the Brook
lyn rivals attracted a large crowd. The
close and hard guarding of both teams
was the outstanding feature of the
struggle.
SO closely did each quintet watch
its opponents that at half time tie
score stood to in favor of the Tech
yearlings. Erasmus had been able to
obtain only one floor goal during the
fifteen minutes of play. In the second
half, however. the high school players
came back with a brilliant rush. pass
ing all around the Tech FIVE and caging
baskets with remarkable accuracy
every time they were able to break
loose.
Linoki and segall figured promi
nently in this sudden attack, and be
tween them they hoped five baskets
and foul for eleven Of the winners
points. Some Of their shots were of
the spectacu ar sort. from beyond the
20foot mark. Nienke and Dempsey
did the best work for the losers.
The ine-up
ERASMUS NS) Position POLY TECH N2)
Wagner. r............. !. + ......... Dempsey
Segall ............ + .......... Peyster
l-lnokl ......-...... c ........... .Coughlin
Reynolds. .......... I4G ........... Nienlle
Bernstein. ........... r G Anderson
Goals from aoor-segan (2), Ltnoki go.
Reynolds. Dempsey, Dublin, Nenke GO.
Goals from fouls-Linoki Dempsey 80.
Substitutes -Wittmer for Bernstein. Dublin
for Peyster, Hienry for Nienke Referee
Mr. Ellis. Time OF halves IS minutes
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

nlng fast and his placing was excen-
tionally good. 'Neep-
The club standing in the tournament
is now es fOllouc. ~A - 'oi4eil :
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

ls Noche late of the A. F. F. proud manager Of
eht heavyweight William found Franco
o' OF real lighters He is Gene Tunney United States
ana ne started as welter but
william thinks him. and William has
see" enough OF the know bate whom M
' ONN~Ni
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
A Year Later

year later with Mclaughlin Williams spectacular
features OF American play SLENDER sandy
This players been
drifting Eastward in select droves quite a spell
But wasn't slight sandy haired youngster
began attract serio notice.
Before significance had reached the semi
na round but the rivals still barring way Williams and
McIoughlin ~ saw
Williams jumped front and took two of the first three sets
But Johnston with his denied
Ih next day Mcoughn started off crafty
Johnston Immediately won the next three sets
That with stepped out as one of the
doubles champions.
Spirit and Style
there great upset attached when Johnston rot h
champion again ~ ~
Lacking physique many tennis stars know h had q m
bnation of spirit that carried the dv
Johnston is the type that is able to in vital match
he pail leaves his racquet speed man twice as
bulky. - ~ ~ %
There tennis player who carries = o + -
strokes who has finer the confidence to pu m
thing on it in big match when point needed There is no
sign OF nervousness to his play of confidence hooked
TO complete concentration the job easy to see that he
mas e competitive soul to degree He perturbation
back IN 1915 when Norris Williams leading him in the senifn
round by to ~ "
he had no look of that year oughln opened h
And when he stepped out den fall there were the
same ease and GOODNESS the start ~ W ~
Has the Stuff
hT great little Californian backhand as
Teddy Pe husky Mclaughlin used to carr1 nov ~
or two Of the best strokes Tlden when thew are th
@ % u m ALL he can do more different things we'll any other
ponship Ingredients ~ sS " '"""-
10 TINS you must add the important that great little court
e' anu 'a' .ne game has never produced fighter
mas he about
Jerry aVers had his so
thng alke IN feature we'll in hi
1nele were those VINO used
o pounds with small slight wrists could tear into ~
shot for yards ~ ''N Oi"s
tne same way there Johnston can put
such power into his forehand strokes ~ p
Inc answer Is that proper timing even terms
with the 20Opounder ~ P va ee" terms
bl Johnston will be American and intarna,
~ io some years to so iud
ment seneahp and be able to play hgh Grade
iof many additional Uncle Sam poes back ~
e as cup some time will be tho 1r
member of the invading gteana ~ va "o''s
s NV'ne a'e OF the A. f. F. is the proud manager of
ehl heavyweight champion. William him in France
lou OF real hghters He Gene Tunney of the United States
ana ne started weter
"lnam thinks extremely we'll of William has
seen enough of the squared circle to know % ~
- - ~ NN~Ni ""e" ne
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
@Sfd fd9P0RTLIGHT
~ )<b% Gfa17tzaf1dR Rice
(Copyoght, 1919, Nee York Ty0Jne 1uc)
Penshots oe OF Ch.or;ons
Penshots of 1919 Champions
No. 4-William Nj. Johnston

In 1914 when American be
the assaults of Wlding
names mentioned in behalf OF the
These Maurice Mclaughlin Will
ans William NJ Johnston he that
time a tennis notable the news beautifully suppressed
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

N0ATs ffOm HooN-SogaT ., LlN0kI 90,
Reynolds. Dempsey. Dublin, Nienke ca.
Goals from fouls-Linoki. Dempsey so.
Substitutes -Wittmer for Bernstein Dublin
lpr DrNst"r, fcnrN for Nienke. Referee
Mr.. Ellis. Time ot halvcs--15 minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
YOUNG GAYETY STAR
LOVER OF NATURE
Miss Lynn Cantor Has Purchased
Country Estate, Is Rumor.---

But few burlesque entertainers ap-
pearing at local theaters have won
such enthusiastic applause at every
performance as has Miss Lv1r
tor, the prina dnnRss Sageaz : - -
week at the Gay
This young ladN y CIa rdt1saLl
during her theatric carer = -eIsi.r
a period Of five ye, hss rr1elsc.F
many nattering offe4 oL aontra,-sz
from vaudeville boo. sn&naeers
who seek TO have her talents re-
viewed by the theater-going apostles
OF Broadway. but owing TO the very
generous treatment of her present
manager has scoffed at these num-
erous opportunities to star singiy
Miss Cantor will finish the present
season with The Best Show in
Town." and no expression is forth
coming from her as to her future n
plans. Gossip has Il. however. that
Miss Cantor has recently purchased
a country estate, and being a lover
Of natures great outdoors. IL is rumor-
ed that she may yet enjoy the fruits
Of gifted talents among those rural
environments where nature. song
birds and flowers re-echo lIfe's sweet
est refrain.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Man G. Hoover, et al.
Vs Jane L. Howell or her unknown heirs. de
Tisees or aIienees. et al. Equity No. 37i. The
object Of this suit TO establish the title OF
the complainants TO the real estate described in
the Bill Of Complaint herein. filed. known the
west 2 g .eet Of lot numbered two e., by the
fun depth thereof in square numtefed eight
hundred and ninety tssl. in the City Of
washington, District Of Columbia. TO be good
and indefeasble in fee simple by adverse POS
session in the couplxinauts. and TO make the
said tito Of complsinlnts matter Of record, and
TO psrpctusIly enjoin the defendants from as
serting any right. title interest in said real
estate On motion Of the complainAnts il is
this 5th day of February. 1919. ordered that the
defendants, Jane L. Howell, IL living, or, II
dead. her unknown heirs. devise-s or slienees.
Samuel II. Howell. II living. or. IL dead, his un-
known heirs. derisees or ahenees, and the IN
GreenIeaf. Henry Pratt. Thomas Willing Francis,
CiiIlies GroeneIeIdt, Rudolph Mess and pieter
Wander Waller Van Vo,lenhoren, cause their
appearance TO he entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after the expiration Of
three months from the day Of the first publica-
ton Of this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default Provided
COPY Of this order be published twice a month
for three months in the Washington Law Re
pSxter, and in The Washington Herald, before
said day. WILLIAM HITZ. Justice true
copy. Test: tSesD J. r. YOUNG, Clerk; by T.
Z. CUNNINGHAM, Asst Clerk.
l.. Caben Williamson and
Charles J. Murphy.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. fee y. .mhs y. apio.s
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
DIED.

MORAN-On Monday, March 3 1913,
at her late residence, 1908 NJ street
northwest MARGARET r.. widow
Of Michael II. Moran,
Requiem mass at . O'Clock at Trim
ity Catholic Church, Thursday.
shITH-On Saturday. March !. 1912,
at s y. M. at his late residence.
1857 Columbia road, THOMAS w.
beloved husband of Caroline Catch
ell Smith.
Funeral services at II a. m. Wednes-
day, March s. from Calvary NJ.
4. Church. Columbia road, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets northwest. 1nterment al
Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Victor and Rebecca Sidy. boy.
Charles W. and Irene ssn6ersou, rtn
Roscoe G. and Edna S. Smith. boy.
Marx and Nellie sherief. boy
Wr- W. and Margaret c. Roberts, bog.
Harry W. and Lillian N. Rector. bog.
Edward V. and Katherine r. Pl1rdy, bog
Hmer and Isabel II. O'Hsrs. gih.
Harry o. and Pauline Z McQuHry. SRI
Victor S. and Ellen A. McUoskey. boy.
GustsTe L. and Vsllie J. Law. boy.
James N. and Ruth DcckDane, bog.
Eus~se and BERTHE Hewitt, boy.
Oscar and Mary Friedrick. boy.
John n. and Eleanor Fnchhnm, girL
Sam and Jennie Dunsyer. girl
CoLoRED.
Dxrnie A. and Name Shell. girl.
James E and Maria Parker. bOy.
Benjamin and Pearl LeFister. boy.
Joseph and Sarah Jones. boy.
Warren c. aud BurTel Ingram, boy.
Samuel and Sadie ENdes. boy.
Harrison and Anna Garter. boy.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WH1TE
Eizsbeth Foeets, g. ye4S. e15 7th St. ne.
Margaret r. Moran, 81. se NJ =. nv.
John Baker. .. Waiter Reed Hospital
John Garner. 81, Geo. Wash. Univ. Hospital
John J. Saul, q. Garfield Hospital
Richard W. Ware -, III nrd 81. nv.
John @. L4ndrexu. g. Il Nd. ave. ne.
Howard =. johnson. IS, SIS lah s. nv
Wnl L Clark, 81, Carried Hospital
Agnes c. Nichols. q. SZl7 Tth 81. nv.
Edward Louden. "a. 81 EliLsbeths Hospital
Ocezn2 A. WilbsT. p, 3ss n. St nv
Frances Root, "a COS N st. ne.
Damisn Kennedy. =. GeorEetOwn Hospital
Cecile Cummings, - Walter Reed Hospital
Infant Of Harry O. and Lillian johnson,
lay, Sbley Hospital
DDLORED
Wm- S. Lotion s., 1873 n - NV.
James Garter. 60. Wash. Asylum Hospital
Nellie King, 80 2iB Va ave. nv
Wm. Cox s.. F7l n. Y. ave NV
Abel Savage. 81. Emergency Hospital
Raymond Webb. / mon, Isso Fla ave. NV
Cora West. mon. sc gsckson HIl ally nv
Lorraine V. Washington, % days. ColunbiI
Hospital
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Prank o. Reeves 90 and Anne Y. Emhrc5.
z. both a Leesburs. Va Rev. l. NJ Thomp-
son
Kenneth NJ Ward. n. wsshinstor. and Marc
R. Montsnair. %. New Yorf. N. Y. hr'.
u. II. Sven
william W. McD.de. z. and Rebscs J. ~
Kinles, q, both Of Verona Pa Rev. z. NJ
Young
Michael ]. MeIler. d. and Anna Z. yscesoo.
ls both Of Washington Rev. G. l. Conlan-
William s. Coz. %, and Edna K Wetner.
Is. both Of Washington. Rev. P. A Men1eL
George Poula, d. and Etha Melton, %.
both Of Washington Rev. @. Pxndelidea
John B. Burnett 81. Roanoke. Va, and LAura
B. HUFFMAN. IS, Lursy. Va Rev. H Schroeder.
George S. stzub. S, Be&llsrille. Nd. and
Jennie C. ButIr. 70. D1oerscn. Nd Rev.
J. B. Carf.
OoUORED.
James Bowie. q. and Ruth NJ Tune, II,
both Of Washington Rev. A. ssyies.
Mertty Dennis 2. and Ruth Garter, u,
both q Washington Rev. ID. Pollard
Carried Pans. z. and Armethes Coleman, u,
both OF Washington. Rev. o. Tyier.
Samuel Harrison. 81. and Elizabeth Burma g,
both Of Washington Rev. NJ Lake
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
GAWLER'S SONS
DIED.

DOUGHERTY-On Monday. March :,
1919. MARY E. widow Of Capt
John Calvin Dougherty.
Funeral from the chapel of the W.
r. Speare Company, 120S H street
northwest, Wednesday. March ), at
2:SO p. m.
Wednesday, March 5. 1919.
at IL a. m. at her late residence.
1866 Otis place northwest, RE-
BECCA H, beloved wife Of the late
Robert Z. Doyle.
Funeral Saturday, March s, at 10
a m. from the Shrine of the Sa-
cred Heart Church. Internent pri-
yate.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
William Small Injured.

While riding a bicycle at Seven
teenth and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest yesterday afternoon, wnl-
lam Small. colored. 1917 Massschu-
setts avenue southeast. collided with
a wagon belonging TO the LittleheId
and Alvord Company. He was talzea
to Emergency Hospital. suffering
from a sprained ankle. Robert How
ard, driver OF the wagon. was ar
rested, charged with colliding
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
LEGATION AUTO
STRIKES WOMAN
Miss Elanore Huffman,
Is Taken to Hospital.
Other Accidents. - =.

slippery streets. caused BY the rain
yesterday, were responsible for a NAM
Der of mishaps. The combine ton of
street cars and automobiles Injured In
two Of the accidents. Automobile COL
hsions were in a great majority.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mary Mcdonald. 9 Fourteenth street
northeast was bruised about the ab-
oomen when an automobile. driven
oy Max Wolf. zoos street, collIded
with street car at Four-and-a-half
snd Z streets southwest She was
taken to her home by Wolf. Her in
,ur1es are not serious. ~ 2
Auto Badly Dsmssed. -n
An automobile owned and oper.fed
oy e. c Calhoun. Evans Building. VA.
padiy damaged when struck by a Csp-
lIai Traction street car near Fo,r
teenth street and New York avenue
yesterday morning. =
Two automobiles, one belonging Ia
the Red Star Sight Seeing Comna,v,. I.
operated by Elmer s. Cunaninps "a
the other belonging to the Police D.-
partment driven by Policeman A. q.
arlln, Were slightly damaged when
ny coIhoeo at Fourteenth and Y
streets northwest.
=. eNAAE cast on 81 street raar
Wisconsin avenue, an automobile -
longing 70 Mary Strauss, Clsrenoon.
va, sklooeo into an automobile on
Grated by Edmund Porter. lI2 Twenty-
nrst street northwest Slight damage
was done both machines. No one VS..
hurt O"e was
Hit by Legation Car.
Mhie driving an automobile near
twentieth and NJ streets Yesterday
afternoon an automobile owned bv
, Joseph Jones, Mclean. Va, collJded
with a machine belonging 70 Lincoln
Shilaress' l5l7 Columbia road. Both
machines were badly damaged
Struck by an automobile haIoDpir-
TO the Swedish Legation. driven bv
Harry F. Norton. I243 New Hanpsbire
avenue, Elanore Huffman. Pkg o
street. was taken TO Emergency Hos
pital suffering from injuries TO her
/ head and body. Her condition is not
believed to be serious.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
AUCTION SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
proved lot on Third street, near Osiethorpe
street northwest. By virtue Of a certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. In Liber No Bss. Folio 50.
ct seQ.. Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of The party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned substituted
trustee viii sell. at public auction in front Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY, THE lah DAY
OF MARCH. AID. 1913. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the following described land and premises, sit
uate In the District Of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot numbered 4, in Square number
ed 39l, ''Flrst Addition to Manor Park" a, per
plat recorded In the Office Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber County "a at folio
%; and named in the deed 10 the said VIII
lam T. Perry dated March Il, lsl, and recorded
March az 1911. In Liber 3so2 at folio "a ct SEQ.
and the deed dated September !, 1911. and record
ed September s. 1871 In Lber 3433 at folio 10 ct
seq said lot containing 3.s8 8 square feet. more
or less Terms Of sale: All cash. A deposit Of
Sloe required at time Of sale and the purchaser
allowed twenty days TO complete the purchase.
Further particulars at time OF sale. JAMES 4.
SCHICk. Substituted trustee. Esans Building.
.lz,l3b
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06

ON SATURDAY. MARCH Is. 1879. II 10
O'Clock l. n. in front Of or within the United
States Storage Company's warehouse. Hst9 10Th
st NV, Washington. d. C.. there will be sold
at public suction TO enforce hens for storage
charges. etc, due and unpaid. all goods. furni-
ture, pianos household and personal effects on
storage in names Of Mrs. orSah Blsdeu. Lena
q. Butler. Miss L. NJ. Gillespie Mrs. Annie ".
HHdesy, Mrs. Mary L Meyers UNITED
STATES STORAGE COMPANY. INC.
fez mhe,l3
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
Assigned to Early Convoy.

The War Department yesterday
announced the following organiza-
tions assigned to early convoy:
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh,
370th and 63sth Aero SQusdrons.
Fourteenth Engineers, Base Hospi-
tai So, companies A and z, Eight
eenth Engineers. Signal Corps, Cas-
ual Company. No. 3.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
$1,000. 900 for Tunnel.

Albany, n. Y. March 5.-The SEN
ate Finance Committee today re-
ported favorably to the Senate the
Adler bill, carrying an appropris-
ton of $1,000, 900 for preliminary
work on the vehiculsr tunnel be-
tween New York and New Jersey.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL GALL IN NY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, city or suburban. and pay you highest
prices for ladies' gent'emen's chiidren's dis
csrded clothing. Of all descriptions Address
postal or phone. will call. L. RICE. 1882 7th
ct. NV. North IT'S. - fe2u
To BUY FOR CASH. COMPLETE OUTFIT
for ice cream factory; when answering state
condition and lowest price, Address FRANK
LIN, care Charleston GSsette, Charleston w.
Va mh6-tt
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
Boy Held on Theft Charge.

Clifton Jones' colored, Z years old,
1920 Thirty third street, is under ar
rest at the House of Detention,
charged with stealing s1S2 from Henry
Gisseh 1913 Wisconsin avenue. When
arrested the youngster had some
money, which is being held as evi-
dence.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

0Ff1CE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
licenses. Washington, ID. e., March 5, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that on and after March
81, 1919, all licenses for produce dealers trading
at Large and peddiers will expire. All persons
desiring TO continue in business will hive to
renew their licenses promptly. WADE H.
CoOMBS, Superintendent Of Licenses, ID, C.
mhSTslolll2
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
Is Years for Treason Talk.

President Wilson has commuted
the death sentence of Private Aaron
II. Smith. Camp Greenlesf, TO If
teen years Imprisonment, at hard
labor, for disloyal utterance.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
POLICE APPREHEND
3 BALTIMORE BOYS
Alleged to Have Goods Stolen
from Store on Their Persons.

Three small boys, John Smith, alias
John White, Il; Joseph w. Hudson, l6,
and William J. Craft, Is, are prison.
ers at the House of Detention follow
ng their elopement from their homes
in Baltimore yesterday.
The boys were picked up by Detec-
tives Mullin and O'Brien in a FIVE and
ten-cent store and when searched
were found TO have a quantity of
cheap jewelry. which the police say,
was stolen from the store. The boys
will have 10 stand trial for the al
legged jewelry thefts before they can
be released. Their parents were noti-
fed and one came over for the boys.
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