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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY

CIRCUIT COURT: (Eighth.J
dicial Circuit Counties of Nc
Dowell, Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah O. Herndon, Judge
WEIGH; w. Burbridge Payn
Clerk.
Terms OF Court Second3Tues-
day in February June and Sep
tember.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas.
French Strother, Judge: W. B.
Payne, Clerk.
Terms of Court Second Mon
day in January. April. July and
October.
COUNTY COURT: Jamss e
Jones President, Switchback.
B. F. Upton, Northfork.
DR.. r. K. Bragonier. Key
stone.
Commissioners
w. W. Whyte, clerk, WEIGH.
Terms of Court. First Mon
day in January, April, August
and October.
License Term, first Monday lin
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff, J + johnson, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney &c
Cook
Assistant Pros. Attorney, G L
Counts
Clerk Circuitand Grim. Courts.
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, w. w.
Whyte
County Surveyor. wCMorgsn
Vivian
Supt. Free Schools, W Cassius
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. G Z Rusmisell
County Road Engineer, W
McClaren
County Health Oficer and cor
oner. DR.. Fl. G. Camper
Commissioner School Lands
Z = Rusmisell, Nc Dowell
Members House of Delegates
Geo. Wolfe and @. Z. Hartman.
State Senators. Sixth Senate
rial district counties of Mellow
ell, Mingo, wayne and wyoming
las A strother WEIGH; M z
White. williamson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-07

Wlkes; Mcdowell. W. B. Payne; Mer-
cor, s. worley; Wayne. q. W. Hat
ton There was no report from Putnam
county"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-07

The returns showed the following
msm5ers elected to serve on the con-
gressionsl committee:
Boone, H. q. schsfer; Cabell, Frank
II. Tyree; Lincoln, r. NJ. Adkins;
Mason, Earl Henry; Mingo, Harry
scherr; Wyoming, John W. Cook
Logan, b. l. Holland; Raleigh, Wesley
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-30
New Track Of Maryland Agri-
culture Association Will
Open Tomorrow.
CARS DIRECT TO COURSE

Tomorrow the new track OF the Mary.
land Agricultural Association OF Mary.
land. at Bowie, will open its ten-day
meeting on its new track with every
promise OF being very successful The
plant is in splendid shape. with a race
course that will compel the admiration
Of all who see IL Arrangements have
been made so that a special train will
will leave at p. m. and Ills p. m. from
Fifteenth and II northwest and deliver
passengers right at the grandstand. a
pose
for SO thorouGhbreds. are all filled and
room outside Is in demand.
The ring is an open one and some
thirty layers Of odds have declared their
intention OF cutting in.
Five or six carloads of the horses that
took part in the Yonkers meeting are on
the way to Prince Georges Park. and
these. with the Eastern stables racing
at HRvre de Grace. which will support
the new track. and consignments from
Canada. will bring the total up to over
COO.
Among the horsemen who will go down
TO Bowie from Yonkers are p. s. RAN
dolph, Charles Wilson. Fred T. Miller.
W. c. DAILY, NJ. J. Marquette, Ernest Ut
terback. George B. BrentOn, Thomas
Woods. George Topper, Mrs. NJ. z. Will
son, G. C Walsh, H. T. Dore. II. w
Warner Mrs. r. I. Miller. J. McGraw.
W. NJ. sheedy, F. c. Piper, W. c. Cops,
T. F whitney. n. Dyer. ]. Dyer, J.
Kramer and NJ. p. Sheedy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-30
LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-Msidsn tWO-year-old FLIES; hv'
and a half furlougs. Inez, ITO Peasel, san
s. SD. won; Gertrude b.. 10 (Neylonl, s %
40 second: Planetary. 10 ia. lori. $50. third
Tine 0s rs London Girl. Lady Powers. Sinai
Alice Dudley, FIosse Crockett, Matte C.. BLANCHE
Lewis and Doll Girl also ran
SECOND RACE-TWo-yeAr colts and geld
ings; five and half furlongS- Marines III
tGOosel, $40 $3.50, $50. won; CannOnade, 10
OIurphy), Sl9. $50. second; Chesterton. IL
NIartnD, $40. third. Time. 90 IS HllotSon
Paul Gaines JET Roberts. Little String. Bngo
Joe D., Mimico, Dundreary, and Neither Bow also
nan.
THIRD acknowledgements and upward: a.
lies and mars; siI furionEs. Droll. l0i wan.
dusenl So 80 $3.50 SlLO. won; Coy. lT tGoossl,
5D. AoJ second; LOuiSe Paul. lO7 Martini. 81,
third. Time. lis. Bellows Edith W. Triner,
Miss Declare. Bundy. Miss Gayle, Anna Reed
Claribel. and Daisy Plat also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Tmeeyear-old and upward
handicap: six furionES. Bringhurst, 10 TayloT).
s. %, second: LEO Skolny 10 unftus). $50. third
Time, LIZ Presumption, The Widow, and Floral
Park slso ran
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward
purse; one mile Brookheld, 100 HArtwelD Sl7 go
s.. $40. won; Father Riley. lOI Connolly $50.
$40. second; white, 100 murphy $50, third.
Time, 40 rs. Clint, Morristown, Lady PGnchiia,
and sleeth also ran
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-olds; purse 500: one
mile and seventy yards. Grosvenor, lG (Goosel
500. Sl3e, $3.50. won; Prince He-1nis. 10
pool. 3 %, S.so second; Old Ben, q (Seylon)
sd third. Time. 1884 Col. Marchmont Coy
Lad, Rash, Star Astress. Just Red. and Belle Of
Bryn MaWr also ran.
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Famous Thoroughbreds from
All Parts of Country to
Race at Laurel.
STROMBORLI IS, ON HAND

Thoroughbreds continue to pour into
the gates of the Laurel race course. and
when the meeting is opened tomorrow,
there will be quartered within the
grounds the largest number Of high-class
horses seen on a race course in this vi
cinity in many years.
Among the arrivals yesterday, were the
horses of August Belmont, chairman of
the Jockey Club, including StrombOli,
Flittergold, Rock View. and other cracks.
His Majesty, owned by Clifford L. Coch-
ran, was another of the good performers
to reach Laurel. The big stable Of r. F..
Carman. with Surprising heading it, got
in early, and the horses were on the
track in the morning hours.
Today the horses owned by Mrs. L. A.
Livingston. are due TO arrive from
Canada. In the lot are PenEaretta, win
ner Of the four mile endurance race in
kentucky last fall; Pandean, and others
Of high class. L. F. Cooney will bring
the old campaigners. Guy Fisher. and
Punch Bowl here. A big shipment OF
horses from Canada is also expected,
among them the racers OF r. E. Watkins,
J. Arthur and @. W. Scott.
There are upwards Of 800 horses already
on the grounds and the management
looks for fully so thoroughbreds tomOr-
row. There is nothing left TO be done to
the track. The rain Of last week made
it Iumpy for a few hours. but II has
dried out and is now in excellent shape.
That the mutuels will be popular with
Laurel racegOers, Manager VIM feels
confident. The machines may be new to
some Of those who patronize the track
but for the most part, raceGoers have
had experience with them at PinlicC,
where they have been in operation for
two years
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HILLcREST ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse so: hree-year-olds and up
wand: selling: about Ave furlOngs Bombay. To-
Actor los: Winnie 'Mctfee. III; MAY Bride. lis
John G. Weaver III; King Cotton. IFS; Philopsna
III: Dust III: Isabelle Case III: Tee May III.
SECOND RACE-PurSe 500; three-y ear-olds ant
upward selling; about 1--WE furiongs. 'Dorbie lO7
Montreal. III: PreserTer. III; Yankee. lis: NAH
A. Mayer. ll3; ArtesiGn. III; Maud Lrdi IL
SArOltA. III Song Of Rocks III; Pat Cannon. III
THIRD RACE-Purse 800: three-year-oldS and
upE ard: six and half fuTlong& Old jordan. To-
Rztigan. l6: Gen Warren, Ios; Daylight is
Casanova. lis: Star Emblem, is: sun Guide ll5
Col. Brown. H3 Chief Kee I5 Phil Connors. l07
FOURTH RACE-Purse 800; three-year-olds and
upward; about i've fIrIongs Belle Terre. IL; Free
liz; Miss Edna Fenwick. IL: BursAr ll2; Tempy
Duncan, III; BaniveS lis: O1sr. lis: Sandman
III; Gen. McGreEnr. III: Prince Chap. 10.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 800; three-year- ODDS and
upward; SIX and a half furlonEI 'Henotic. los
Col. McDuuEall. los; Miss Christie lO6; Masalo
Ill: Cole. III; TyrO. Ill; Leameance, IL; King
Radford Il6
SIXTH RACE-Purss $40; three-year-olds and
upward; selling; about FIVE furougs. Margaret
Lowry. IG; Fort Monroe 10; Kelly. ia: Field
Flower. ia; CariSsima, III; Twentyone III: Louis
Des Comets. III; Cloak, III; Bright Stone. III
Golden Ruby, III.
SEVENTH RACE-Prrse 500: three-year-olds
fax l06: Scarlet Letter lOs Tempest llO: Mother.
lis; Dshomey Boy lI3; AIcclintock ll3; Shorty
Northclt. lis; Queed. ll3; Mia H. Rocky O'Brien
III
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe $50: three-year-olds and
upward seven furlOnEs. Thomas Hare lOl: Laird
Of Kirkcaldy. los; Irish Kid. ll2 Protaguris ll2:
Dicie Jackson, IL; Brsndywine. is: Gordon. ll5;
Curious. I'D.
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Dousan. Barndance. EIcaHbur. and Ella Crane
alEo nan.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $50: thrce-year-oIds and
upward selling: Ave furlongs. Fort Monroe. 10
iACtionl, to ], even. ! TO =. won; YncA, l3
tG1ndl. . to l. 10 5. out. second; Big Lunar.
IL Meripolel. TO l. to !. even. third. Tine.
ion IS. Lambs Tail. Tempest. Neville. LOuis Des-
cuEncts CorTissima. and Brandywine ako nan.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500 three-yeEr-olds and
upward: selling: five furlnnGS. Song Of Rocks, is
Watts. ) to .. ) to s. out. won; ROXY O'BTien.
III GeTeeD TO I, TO l, even, second: St BasS.
ll3 Murray. 5 to !. to /. even. third. Tine.
Iml5 Ajax. Yankee Lady. saroIla. Red River.
and CurisuI ahO
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe, $40; three-year-o Odds
and upward: selling: six and one-hAR furlongS
Miss Menard. lie CDsycnpnrtl. to l. even. to ?,
won; Marty Lou Ill CF6drnl. to l. to S. to s.
second, Blue Jay. Ill ACTON. 10 l. even. l TO ,
third. Time. In. Largo. Uterpe. Nile Lord
Ladas. and Ulick also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Plrse. Sno; three-yesr-olds and
upward; selling: six and one-hAH fuTlOngS. Modern
Priscilla. III whitel. TO l. to !. even. won T.:
Watering liz tGrinerl TO ., even. to 2 second /;
Pierre Dumas, IL Mccullough. to !. 2 TO /,
even. third. Tine. n. EtheldA, Hasson. Masalo
Dicie Jackson, GreciAn Bend, and Laird Kireaidy
also nan.
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Yesterdays Results.
uAYRE DE GRACE.

FIRST -Three-year-olds and upward: sell,
ing purse $40; six furlongS LOhenETin. Io9
CFairbrOtheri. 8 to S, TO 10. 10 J, won; Be. lG
(kederiSl. tn /. , TO l. even, second; Roger Cor
don 10 OtiEhtmirel, u to !. TO !, TO ? third
Tine. lib rs. PhAroah. ATiAtress Grey Leg. Run
way. COoste1. MIssr Joe, OTtyI, MOrdecai Booth.
Fred Levy, Heart Beat. and Ash Can also ran.
SECOND RACE-Maiden threeyeAroldS and up
ward; stsepeChase; pure 500; about two miles.
DsumAs, lS CDupee). to 5, TO ,, oat, won;
POns Asinorum. l6 tBowserl, to 2. even, TO 2
se1oDd: Prog. lI5 CMcCIainl. % TO l. to l.
TO s. third. Time. 4G IS RApacious. Ring
Marshal. and AbeTfeldy also Mo lost rider.
POns Asinonm and RApsciOus ran as the Nc
Aurtie entry.
addsd: Eve furSonEs Sir Edgar IL CTaplinl. i TO
s. TO s. out, won DR.. LArrick. lcI lschuttinzeTl.
% TO !, TO !, to !, Second: Sarsenet IS Mo
Caheyl. 10 l, to 5 out. third. Time, 100 IS
Gaelic and Double Eagle also ran.
FOURTH RACIAL ages; handicap; 500 added
one mile and seventy yards AmHlh, lN NC
Cahey). i TO 10, To :, out. won; Ambrose. IS
Steward. to l. to !, to S. second; Masseh,
M CMrTsggIrtl, to i. TO L to S, third
Time, lSi. Working lad and Harry Shaw also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-hree-yearSolds and upward; sell
ing; purse 500; one mile and seventy yards King
Box, los (kedsrisl, 10 l. to 2 to TO- won;
SepulvedA. Ito CMeTIgEsrtl. s to !. 2 to l. even
second; Battery, III CButwelD, u to T. S to /
to 2 third. Time. las IS. AherEIOW. Early
Light, Ave, Ny Fellow, Col. Ashmsade. and Louise
TraTers also nn.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden tWo-year-olds: rurse 500:
five furiongz- Protector. lG (sehuttingerl Z to )
to 2, to I. won; Key Mar. lU Cwalkerl, ?
to l, to 5. to ). second; Norus. IG CIeTas-
gartl. to l. S to . even, third Time oil Is
AretuS. Magic. Half Rock. Our John Miss Fran
ces and Sentiment also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-ye ar-olds and upward: .
selling; purse 500; six furlongs. Chls, 100 bur
lingamel. Is to !, TO l. ) TO l. won; PHYLLIS
Autoinette. l04 collins. to l. to S. 2 to g.
second: Lady Grant . CSteEArd), 3 to l. % to /
to l, third Time. Tia Dr.. DougheTtJ. LAigon,
NEartre. Chiffon SquAW. Faithful, Sonny Boy,
Cannook, and Hypstia also ran.
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Today's Entries.
HAVRE DE GRACE.


FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: three-year-oIds and
Pere IS; ROYAL Meteor. 100; FsIcada 100: Lad
Grant %: 'Aguils. &C; KeEessa. 100; Fred Lew
rs; Jim Bssey. lOS; Gigautoi. 100; Laura. log; DHs
Pan. 100; Inlan. 100.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $50: three-year-oIds and
upward; steepleChase: handicap; about two. miles
AstUte. lt2; Cells Sister 10; WOOltEx III GFrEg
rs: Little Hugh 10.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: tEO-year-olds: ~,
ing: five furlonES Milton Barber II2: Cursinan.
1o9: Surgeon. lOe: Embroidery. 100; 'Yidsl Zoe
Harlequin, lT7; Chanteuse 100: 'EG1nont. III A. n
Akin. u4; y. B. HareIl, Il6: Easter boy. 1861
'Hiker. 100; Proctor IL
FOURTH RACE-Pursc. 500: all aEas: handiesp:
selling; mile and seventy yards. Penalty. lO:
Brynlimsh. 100; Executor es; DarWoTth IL;
Elwah IL
FIFTH RACE-Purss. 500: three-ysar-olds and
upward; selling: mile and SEVENTY Yards Abbots-
son. l02; OrDtIInd, IO5 Harry Lauder. loo; Mud
sill 81 The Busybody. ia; Royal Meteor. rs:
Napier. lG5 Beau PeTe. s.; Rolling Stone III:
Duke Of Shelby, los: ClTuckles ia; Prince Ahmsd,
los Smiley. p3: Carroll Reid los.
SIXTH RACE-Pune. 500; tEo-year-old maidrns
selling: five furlongs. Tiara, Io5 'JIne. looI Omar
los: Miss Boo. los; LueIlG. lO5; AmInuenSs lt6;
Frin. los: River King 100; MeeIicka. lO5: Ahara
lOs; Babe. 100; The Lark. 10; 'DeTiltry. D0;
IEmerIAne lo5
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-oId and upward
selling; purse 500; hve and one-half furlsugs.
Votes. 100: ATiatres 100; Elizabeth HarwoOd. IS
Roger Gordon IS: SilSs GHmp, 100; Moncrief. lo3;
Duuble p. 40; Palm Leaf, IS; Gates 100 Pharoah.
los; sun King s. Americas. lo3
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-30
ELEVEN UNDER WEIGHT.

Hanover. n. H., Sept. 29.-Despite the
threatening rain Sunday afternoon. DR..
John V. Bowler. trainer. took the Darts
mouth football squad for a short walk
over the hills Of Hanover. After Sat
urday's game, he feels that his charges
are too advanced for this time Of the sea-
son, in view OF the fast that nearly every
man is under weight. Curtis, of Dart
mouth, had few equals as a punter last
year. and yet word comes from Han
over that Clarence Stears. the freshman
captain last fall, and Capt. Whitney re-
getting OF drives which average 50 yards.
II this be true Dartmouth will not lack
for capable punters.
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IGII.LCREST.

FIRST RACE-P,rse. 500: tWo-year-oIds: five
furlongS Lady CapTicious lis Usvee),, 2 to !,
to 5. out, EOus Col Frcd. lF Grand, 10 l,
even. 10 ?. second Louise May, 10 Davenport.
to !. 2 to !. even. third Time l 81 GITtley,
EmAsHrde Santa Maria. and Blue Wing also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500; thee 'year-oris ard
upward; selling; Eve furionEs. FidFet, lis
lNodenl, to !. even, to ?. won; Gen. Warm
~ UGfandl, to /, to l. even, second; Wolfe's
Bath lis KELSEY, to l. to l, even. third Time
I9o. Lttlest Rebel Andrews, Pass On, Cap Nelson.
Fleming. and Belle Chiffon also ran.
Third RACE-Purse. 500; three-year-olds and
UPWARD; selling i've furlones Little Jake lis
tAeCMlouehl, 70 i, even, to = won; Uncle Dick
ilS lMeripolel. to l. even, to 2 second; Imprl-
dent ~ lkeisayl. to 2 2 to !. even third. Tine
IN: nelly Leiioha, Johnny Wis, Field Flower
ABDUL Won Blu, and Rye Straw also run
FOURTH RAcE-Pmse, 200; threeyear-ods and
upward; selling; six and one-hslf furlongs Autumn
III Vdnndl' to !. even. ! to 2 won; Quarter
master, ls lGnnIl, even. I TO 2 out, second;
Little p. ms tAieDonaldl. 4 to / to !, evun,
third. Time Ia Banjo Jim. 81. Win. Col Ne
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FIRST -rhree-yrIrolds hIim; five and
one-haR furlougA Miss Fielder, 100: knt Josia
lo9; Noste, 100; Water Blossom. l09; Fiiigree, H.
SECOND RACE-Selling; threeyearolds and up
ward sI fWlongN Zai. %; BemudiIn. -: The
Reach. l0: Bad Prospect. loi; Coppert0Wu. IS;
othello lT; Redwood 10; Flying Yankee 10;
Gabrio. 10; surSset. 10; Z. NJ. Green 10; Royal
Tea. rs
THIRD RACE-HandicAp; two-year-oIds: six fur
longs. PIT. Jr, lT; Chamers 100: Solly Ill:
SeashelI IL; Ed Crump rs
FOURTH RACE-Threeyesr-old and onward ;
mile. Lady Moonet. q Water Bass. los: Dorothy
Dean, lC7; Helen Barhee, To-: Winning Witch no
FIFTH RACE-Three-y ear-olds and upward; niIs.
0'Reiiy, l02; Bessie LatimeT. Ic2: Toyubee Ino.
LsnATal lGz: Justice Goebel, los; Well Known iO7
Dr. Tate, l6; Boly Hill. 10; Robert Kay, Ito:
The GsndeT, 10; Rloul. 10
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three-year-oIds and nm
ward mile and One-eighth. Jimmie gin lo2. TSgbt
Boy, Jos; Star Organ, los; Garneaan, BT: Mar
iAin K, lO; Mamie MeDee. IG Spindle. lOr:
Marshon, l07; Milton B.. lol; Manager Mach, lO7 ;
Worlds Wonder. ITO; Gold Color, Ill; Charlie
McFerran. Ill; White Wool. Ill.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD H. sYNIE and JAS. FRANCIS SNIITl
Attorneys

CONRAD II. SYNIE and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttorneyA
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding a District Court In Re:
The conformation Of Square sos. for highway ard
PARK purposes along the AnaCustia River in The p-
trict Of Columbia. District Court No ll2l.-Jg"n
consideration Of the petition q the Commissioners
Of the DiStricr Of Columbia. fled in the above
entitled Cause, and on motion Of counsel for the
said Commissioners. II Is by the Court this I'd day
q September. A. d. 1915. orderyd, That the Clerk
q the Court issue citation 10 Harry L. GAdman
and Elizabeth 5. Gladman Ns Pennsylvania avenue
southeast Arthur Z. Randle - Pennsylvania
avenue southeast: Matilda L. James icATe Of Col
Henry NaylOT. As'ossoE's Office: Mar $ Naylnr
lcAre Of Con. Henry MAYOR. Assessors once {;
Thomas keely, 6l2 Rock Ceek road northwest :;
Ohio W. Hammond. - Eighth street northwest;
George J. Bradbury. 2S Pennsylvania avenue south
east Michael !. Weller. IL Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Margaret A. Patch. Ga = street north
west; German American Realty COMPANY Uncl. -
Peunsy lIania avenue southeast; Albert CUTy. IT,,
55 Twelfth street southeast Bessie VI. Roberts 1870
Fst street northwest. to appear in this Court on
the 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER. 4. u. 1914 a. 70
O'Clock a. m. to answer the s1jd petition and TO
show cause why the prayers thereof should not he
granted. and why the land. more particularly de-
s-Tibed in the Ietitiun filed herein should rot b.
condemned for highway and PARK TrTTosCs along
the AnaCus;ia River. II is further ordered. that
copy Of said citation be served hy the United States
Marshal for the District II Columbia uD0n such
owners Of the land sought 10 b condemned herein.
and such persons interested therein, may te
found by the said marshal. his deputies, within
the District Of Columbia and it il further ordered.
that all persons having Ally interest in these pro-
creiing- he and they hereby warned and re-
qureI 10 appear in this Court or before the
Mid 9Th day Of October. \ d. 1914. to answer the
said pet!tion and 10 continue in attendance until
the Court shall have made its final order ratifyng
and confirming the award and report Of the
misionrrs to be appointed by the Court TO aTPraise
the value of the respective interests Of all TersCnS
Concerned in the land and PREMISES mentioned and
described IN the aforesaid petition. II n further
ordered that cory Of this order be Published oncs
in the Washington Law ReTOTter and twice a week
for two successive weeks IN the Washington Evening
Star. The Washington Herald. and the Washington
Times newspapers published in the said District
before the said 9Th day Of October, A. D. 1914 BY
the Court: WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justice
A true cory: Test lSealD ]. X. Young. Clerk.
Ry r. E. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
se7s e MOL
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FOR sALE-TYPEWRITERs.

FOR SALE-REMINGTON. NO 10. VS.
ihle: new roller, black and red ribbon
attachment. back spaCeT, tabulator. Ma
chine looks like new: splendid condition.
S45 cash. Also Oliver. No. 5. used I months
serial No. 3670S. So. Main Sis g. South
eTn Building.
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Details Complete
For Bowie Races
Classy Strings
Arrive for Meet
FEATURE RACE WON
BY PETER STEVENS
Pennsylvania Stallion Runs First in
$1,000 2:I0 Pace-Lands in
Straight Heats.

Columbus, Sept 29.-Today was pacing
day at the driving park, three OF the four
events carded being for the side wheelers.
The Pennsylvania stallion Peter Stevens
starred in the 1900 stake for 2:l0 PAGERS,
which he won in straight heats from
King Couchman. Camelia and Irene
Beau.
After winning the first two heats,
2:05 IA and 2:OS, Peter Stevens was sent
for a record in the third heat, reach
ing the three-quarter pole at q two-min-
ute gait, but tired in the stretch and
finished the mile in 200 Ia. Just equaling
his former record. Summaries:
2:lo pace: three in five; stake 500:
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