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The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FTRST RACE-Purse; two-year-odS; three and
nne-hsf furlongs. Ia Belle Brocade. 10 lRicel.
to l. ; TO 8. out. won; Mens liz lATetralf. IN >.
out. second Bas Blanchs lie n.oftIsI third. Tine,
0;4o 15. Jimmie Hurt and Crcuella also ran.
SECOND RACE-SellnE: three-ycar- -oldS: maid
ems: SIX furlongS Mabel Oulwsher. 100 II. Hsnry)
To l. 10 -. even won: Sultana IO5 CHoIlisterl.
TO l. even. .scond: Mc~ooWs. Il5 Taylori. tn 5.
third. Tine. l:I3 IS. Tutor. Lovey Johnny. Merry
Twinkle BaEstrlls, SmuEEler La Goondrina. Soy
der's Best. Little Abe Jack RittleT. Tommi, Cole
man. Rinaldo. and Rhodes also ran
THIRD RACE-Ore mile. Aloo % fHerryl Is 10
l. to !. 20 5, won: Augustus Hsinze 10 (irossl.
even. TO .. ssoond; Bcunies Buck 10 MOTIF out
third. Time. 1:io. Jack Harrison. Fred T. Quick
Trip Falosds and Otilo also rsp.
FOURTH RACE-SiE furionEs Dryad pH CRicsl
10 l. to = TO s. won: Goidhnn io7 hfcCabel
IN !. even, seoood; MaZnik ~ fHsnryI e~en
third. Time 1872 Theoporita. Marty Ion warer-
,iuE. LADY Young Black Mate, ButterhaIl. and
Pride of LisInorc alSn ran.
FIFTH RACE-On. mile. TranSrarpnt lI3
fRicsl. even. to s. out won: Ancestors III (Ac-
toni. tn I. 10 !. serrnd; Avocado. sO CHenryl :
10 = third Tine. l.Soc-5. Gerthelma Belconore
Clnud Chief and Msndsdero also ran
SIXTH EACE-One mile. Clarbei C;rrnerl
10 ]. even. to . won: CIriicue lol GHart4eIl
even. To .. second; ChoctsW 100 Actonl, ; TO 2
third. Time. / ss 35 kick. Freda johnson Ccriis
F.. Flying Hardy. Burnt Candle and Msrshai
Tilghmau also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09

Prof. Beckett to Act as Starter.

c. E. Beckett, physical director of the Y. NJ.
c. A., officially will start the George Washington
University indoor track meet Saturday night at
o'clock at Convention Hail. Announcement to
this effect was made last night by Prof. Leslie
Cleveland McNemar faculty director of sports for
the Hatchetites.
Mr.. Beckett has always skcn keen interest
in the athletic activities at George Washington
and has served in official capacity at all meets
far held by the institution AS official starter
Mr.. Beckett will fire tho pistol for the beginning
of the opening event promptly at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
NATIONAL LEAGUERS
ARRIVE FOR MEETING
Dissolution Of the National Commits
sion One Of Matters Which Will
Be Discussed.

New York. Feb. S.-The advance guard
OF the National League magnates ar
rived here today and held informal dis
cussion of the numerous big matters that
the league will take up as a whole when
it assemblies tomorrow in the Waldorf
Among the matters which the league
will take up tomorrow arc these:
The request OF the International
League and the American Association for
the lifting OF the draft rule:
The request from the International
League TO transfer the Jersey City team
10 New York city territory.
The possible resembling Of the rule that
the clubs can carry only twenty-one men.
The continuation or dissolution of the
national baseball commission. which is
tine ruling body OF organized baseball.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
JUDGE EXCUSES HoNUS.
Pirates Shortstop Not to Serve on
Jury.

Pittsburgh. Feb. s Honus WaSnsT was excused
this mcruing from doing jury service in Common
Pleas Court His name vas drawn from the jury
whsel some weeks ago. He appeared in court to-
day. erirg a summons
What is your occupation Iudge Shafsr asked.
Some people call me a hslI PLAYER. ! do not
know il that Is correct or not" Houus replied.
Horus later explained that he i assisting his
hrr,hCr AIbert Wagner. in C1as+ninG the CarnrsIs
Technical basket ball squad, which requires his
attention every dsy. The Judge. who Is a basket
hall enthusiast then excused him
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
WILLIAMS, TENNIS CHAMP,
WILL BE UNABLE TO PLAY
Studies at Harvard Bar Crack Racquet
Wielder from Competition in
New York Event.

Cambridge, Feb. S.-Because of his
studies at Harvard. r. Norris Williams
I'd. winner of the all-comers' tennis tour
nament at Newport last year. has been
Obliged to foreGo playing in the national
indoor tennis championship which starts
Friday on the courts Of the Seventh Reg
iment Armory in New York. f. II. Whit
ing. who has been 50 prominent in Har-
ward tennis. will. however. he a starter
and among the others entered are T. P.
Pell. former national indoor champion,
Karl Rnhr. Watson VI. Washburn. Wylie
9. Grant. Walter Merrill Hall. Frederick
=. Alexander. George g. Shafer, Jersey
champion, and Herbert L. Bowman,
champion.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
GOOD GAME WEDNESDAY.
Catholic L. Meets 6. W. L. Tossers
in Carroll Gym.

The scoond real hattie Of the local Basketball
season will be pla, ed tOmoTTv night, when the
Catholic University toss~rs hook up with the
George Washington University quiut at Carroll
Institute gymnasium.
The Brnoksndcrs mrt and defeated the RuH and
Blue Quint in a hard fought game al the NationsI
Guard Annoy carly last month. and the uptown
outfit arc out for revenge. and Of the hardest
fought games Of the SsaSon IS expected
Coach Freddy Rise. Of the BrooklanderE. is con
fdsnt Of landing a victory. while Cart. Donuey
remarks that the Catholic outfit will finish the
game with twenty point margin the Buff and
Blue.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
YOUNGSTERS WORK INDOOR.
st. Dominic's Battery Candidates to
start Preparations Friday.

A. meeting NJ the ST. D1minirS baseball tam
yesterday plans for the coming season. were dis
cIssed Msnsgrr ShlesinErr announced that he
had seo1red the services of William Hawke. last
Years sluEEinE catcher cnach for the battery
candidates Of this years Eluad.
Under the ratchful eye Of Coach Hawke. Capt.
Rrarnd and Manager Shleslnger. the hatteTy can
didataS will begin indoor work next Friday, FebUI-
an =. The following men asked to report
M-Ssrs. =. Welch. T. WeIch. MarSdsn. J. J.
Fitzgerald and Leshy. pitchers: J. d. Fitzgerald.
Baker and !. fitzgerald. catchers For games
address Manager r. Edward Shlesinscr. 81 | street
southNeS
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
FEATHERS AFTER CHANEY.
Leading Boys in Glass After Fights
with "knockout King

Raltimorr Feb s-Henry Blctzsr usnaSrr ot
George Chsucv. the Batrmorc "krCck1li SiuE. %
being hrmIy convinced that Johnny EiISsne wants
rome of Chancys game. is considering three Odeys
for matches for his proteEC. UrnpOSal comes
from Cal DeIaney the Western thrr-weight for
tEClTe-round go with Chsncy 81 Akron. Ohio.
Rletzer also has received Inducements for his hoy
to mec+ r. o Mars in Cincinnati.
An Ofer for Chaney to mot Harrv Tracey in
BHdEeDor1. Conn. az Is pounds has reached
here and IL the BndgdOrt promoters come srrrss
with enough OF the long green. articles will be
signed Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
RECLAMATION DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

. 5aJ ~ s. Totsls.n.... fis 40 .
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
That GoWdY Case.

Tho brldAto-b~ Hank Gowdv vas To win If has
hits loud he ratified OF the speed and cunning of
the Macks lov has called the tale tallarlols and.
Calculating 'usSpJE,' she has dropped the 1In1cr
trembling in itsSrscks She has called the tale un-
founded. and the fans sBtounded. hut their
looks NAV not b. quite so dumb and blank when
they know. Gpon her finger shes permitting still 10
lingcr-s1lte her voFds-the diamond given her ~
Hank
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
PHIL HELM AT GAYETY.
Former Laurel Player Appearing ut
BurIesque House.

Phil Helm, who few yesrs sEo held down TIE
bot corner position with ths Laurel Md team.
is appearing this week at the Gayety Theater with
the College Girls company. Helm plays the part
Of The Man Of Mystsry." snd he handles his
lines tho stage well be nould knock down
and Peg the old ball with the MIylanders few
years back.
Helm is signed with the Lewiston team q the
Msins Stste -Leagoe and will play With the Yan-
kees This season. He viii Join his club a. soon
as his forty-two week contract with the CoileEs
Girls company runs out.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
BERNARD is READY
FOR TURNER MATCH
Local Italian Demon Is Confident Of
Winning in Finish Wrestling Bout
at Majestic Tomorrow.

Wednesday night will be a gala
night at the Mejestic Theater. the
home of wrestling matches in the city
of Washington. Joe Turner. holder of
the middle-weight championship of the
world, will stake his title and his two
belts. the Lord Lonsdale and the Rich
ard X. Fox trophies, that he will hold
his title against Tony Bernard. who is
the only claimant for the title.
4 side bet of $3.50 has been posted.
winner to take all. 1t will be a finish
ed bout Both boys will have to weigh
15S pounds matside.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Fight at Ardmore February %

The committee in charge of ar
TanginE the entertainments for
the Maryland Athletic Club. at
ArdmOrC, Md. will hold the next
bouts on George WashIngton'S
Birthday, February -.
Tommy LangdOn. % PhiIa-
deIphiH, and frankie Nelson, Of
Brooklyn, will no doubt he sign
cd M TO meet In 6FteeU-
round affair in the main fight.
while silent Howard and Danny
SparkcS have been signed for the
semi-Tindup. hid Greek will
meet Battling Kelly, OF AIC1an-
dria, in the preliminary.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Moran and wells Matched.

'Arprsntic, sUowsno, claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
To Play Carroll Team.

What is likely TO prove Of the largest draw
ing cards OF the for the Gsrhelds will b held
tonight. when the Southeast clan clash with the
well known Carroll Institute team. Both uuints
have been going al a great clip lately and some
good basket ball VIII more than likely b. Wituessed
The contest will be played at the Garnelds' E1m-
ussirm. a Fifth street and Virginia ayenne south
east, at p. m. The Gsriields desire 70 play tire
Epiphany quint before the SEASON is over and any
other hrst-cisss team IN and around the city.
address an communications 10 Aanagsr Murray.
80 Second street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Will Break Chess Record.

CapabIancs will break the American record in
simultaneous play next Thursday afternoon in the
auditorium in the Brooklyn Eagle Building. Brook
Iyn. when he will BE- opposed on SIXTY flour boards
N more than 100 players After tho completion
Of the first psrt of the Nienns TrsbitSch tournA-
msnt at Vienna recently Carl SchIechter stood
hrsi with six prints out o. a possible ssTsu.
Among those who have lost their lives in the
European war is the enknon Austrian chess
master. joseph Hrdina. who fell in battle in
Poland.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
4IEATEUR COACH FOR TIGERS.
P-of. Hutson to Handle the Fresh
mnr Basketball Team.

..... e:"H. :. T.. roh. s.-PrIn1ton has rcTlscsd
l"r Irr',-r ..L 'ra,h for tho freshman hasehall
.. lrr o. ".'rrr- ruc serl"cs e Prot T L Hut-
ts. - 'no UNIVERSITY faculty who will act coach
" fh"ur tc,nmn. ration Tins TlsCes freshman base
l-N "n 'h, iii" ,os' hing basis rowing. for p-
j. Dgr al ~TsC'n. Who h1Il up the spoTt for thu
l'-DI-. I~ psz -aIaT7 Il slsr marks an advance
'nnarl lr..(rmr Hrhh-u ideal of unpaid athletic
o.. s~M"-. .fgl sIir lha' the number uf rrHdrnt
i'hl0'rr "',H"~ will te increased. les, than
'.a.h0s lrIn- IN PRINCETON throughout the year
iu0'hCr u,w idea has ben put INTO operation
vnIrh ah"shcs rhc old Nassau nine or Sound
i'anr. aud Ile freshmen In-tsad Of rTactIClnE on
Er0hsv Held wH' r-- the university field rla, ing
IN competition fh hc vsrsItv. The removal Of the
'rs,k men ?" the n"v r'ld hrse at the S'adIun
hsvo7 smUlc s~' omm0dstIons for two baseball
squad, At INc Old field hous-.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
To Try Comeback.

New York. Feb rTsrs Cnsnce. who resigned
the management Of the Yankees last fall and de-
"lsrcd that u" was through with b4eball forever is
IrcTarng to return 10 the national game part
uUnCr and manager of club IN the Pscif" Coast
League J. g. McIul. who the Indianapolis
American Association ,Iuh. makes this assertion.
u sav Chsurc al GIendnrs. said McCi1I He
l. old fnsDd of mIuc He tod me- that he bad
pra"tIualG decided 10 - hack 10 bsPhsl Last
Ictol'er the Federal League men made him rccor1i
Ot,r him he turned down
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
FIGHTING MISS KELLERMANN.
Bat Nelson Is on the Job, but Not
In ROped Arena.

New York. Feb s-Bsttlng Nelson Us. Annette
ksIlernsnn. Thsts the fight that is soon to be
staged IN this city The match was made this
afternoon when Nelson, former lightweight cham
piCn. filed suit against the swimmer for $50 aud
interest on loan which he Clsims to hare msds
10 the swimmer and her husband manager. James
Il sullivan, in 1910. He ssyS only S50 Of the
alleged lCsn has teen rrnsid.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Miller to Lead Cardinals.

New York Feb. SACK Miller. aIts-nately frst
hassrran AMI shoTthcldeT for the ST. louis Cardinals
will captain TIE Rritton clan aCaTp nrHt srasOn.
The appointment win ba Tsrt Wedding present and
more less OF a reward for his having weathsred
storm Of Federal League bids. He captsin last
ear hut f-F knew it. he aeldom asserted his
authority hsd occasion DO 20. rrg1lllrIy was
Miller J. HugEins on the job at the keystone sack.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
HILLTOP SENIORS
WIN FROM FRESHIES
Capture Hard-fought Interclass Game
by 80 to IS Count-Murray
the Star.

In the interclass games Of the George
town University Yesterday the Senior
team defeated the Freshmen in an easy
manner by a 80 to Is count. The game
was fast and hard fought from the first
sound of the whistle. but the seniors
proved TO he the best at shooting baskets
and landed the honors by a double score.
The feature Of the game was the goal
shooting of Murray for the seniors and
the defensive pla wing uf Mash for the
losers 1.hc Iiue-rIn and summary.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
To Protect Jack Johnson.

n Paso. Try Feb. s-lAck johnson. champion
heavyweight IsIgilisf. whom Gen. Carranza has
ordered ID the minute he srts foot Mexican
soil. can --srt at from the Barbados for Tam
Tirn With full assurance frrSn Gru. Villa that Villa
will b. thnre to met him and afford him ss.-nrt
IN iUsreZ where johnson is scheduled tn fight IcSs
Willard furty-hve rounds for the title March 6.
This the tenor of assurances sent TO JohnsCn.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
CUBS HAVE MONEY TO SPEND.
Brcsnahan Il Bringing S3O,OOO
East to SecureSPIayers.

ChIrsEp Feb : Roger Bresushsn. manager of
the Chicago National Lr7Eu~ haSehan team. sni
Charles n. Th0mss VTrsidsnt 0f the club, LEFT
here Yesterday for New York to attend the Ma
tinusI League meeting scheduled for this wess
Brrsnahan made It known that he had 5000 with
him to purchase a couple of PLAYERS
The leader n the Cubs would M. rnrntinn snT
names Eirr hint 70 what he
after. He did say. however. that he uss going
to ~ and get an inheldsr and an outhrdsr and
Esuld insist zrttinE the night men before NJ
parted with auv OF the roll.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09

London. Feb S-Ffsnk Moran. American heavy
weight, and Bombsrdier Wells are TO hght on
March for the British championship at a place
to Be announced later Articles for the match were
signed today BY Moran in person and Jim Ma
loney. rspresentinE Wells The meu viii battle
for a purse Of $50.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
SQUAD TO HOT SPRINGS.
Bill Donovan Orders six Pitchers
aud Two CatchCrS south.

Wv York. l'cb. 5. Manage Wild RHI.' Do7o
van NJ rh0 iauhcc,. announced TIN, aftoIuon1 that
ls "Il s"rd rVo cat a"r~ and Tt-hS south uu
I~huIsr' IT, The quad will 60 IN Hot Su7nE,. re-
n'sInnz III ~ InfI March .. when If l"sres to yoIn
the man aluId IN Savannah
INc hst'-rr -Iusd. Uhrrh vrIl hc under the drrcc
u'u u Joe helIv. Will ~ made IN o.. follows:
Ca'rhcrs. ~0Ncu"s and Nuuarnakrr. rifrhsry Kcaf-
lmr. or" arhoP. caldwell. Brown. aud Fisher
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Goat" Is Reinststed.

south BEND. Ind. Feh s.-E J. Anderson. better
known 10 'hc baseball fans Of the National Inter
national. and Central League Goat Andersen.
has been Ieinstated in baseball by the National
CcmnIisscn as result Of movement started by
hd smith. awBer II the south Bend club Of the
southern Michigan League. and Barney Dreyfuss,
Of PITTSBURGH
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Plans for Training Trip. -

Chicago, Feb s.-The Indianapolis American AZ
sociatiou team viii do most o. its spring training
at San Diego. Cal. Vt announced herr last
night BY Manager Jsck Hendricks. The squad will
start for the Coast March l. and will stcr od 1T
~ Paso to play Se-ies Of three Eames with the
New York Giants
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Whitfield Is Modist.

"eoisc Nhiitcd. Braves utility man. SAYS he
wants an cNtrS S5oQo If he's ttadcd to Philly
TO obTimhursc MIN for tho loss Of words series
money. nc ahso admits that a general utility
man. infold and uutfeld he il nat e1tral uf thr
6est the same has produced.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Challenges Joe Turner.

charlottesville Feb : l7B.
PORTING Editor n The Washington Herald
Dear SIR: herewith challenge Joe Turner. tbs
rrlddlc-vciEht champion for a finish match at any
tenn. catch ss-cstrh eau. hold barred
Thanking you for your sPanr. I am.
NoIrs in Sport.
Frnf RORRY M0IMFNRT
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09

Substitu'iCns I;Oddy f0r Rice MauSinS fcE Clarsc
Goals from 'loor-Ps,k un. Pcnic r?I Fuller a..
Baldwin. Davidson. Dvcr 90. Mau,ins. Goals frpm
foul Pcnis 2 RcfcTrr Frank Cooley, Y. M. 9. \.
Timckcepcrs MessTs. OIC,tt. ". n. =. and Mr.. |
Fessendcu. Z. II. : Time Of haycs . minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
summary:

substitution Flanagan for Douney. Goals from
HcoT- Kelly ~. O'Lore p. ToTmNy Flanagan.
Fsrcr. StCrvy. Goal from free tosseS- Cummings
~ Levy ~. KeIy lsl. Timekeerers- Mcssrr. I'd
ward O'BOyr. for GeOrEstOvn. and j. =. CUrTrn,
for New York University. Referee-Jim ou!h
Hower. Scorer-J. T Byrnes. Time Of halves
. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
ReuIbach Signs with Feds.

ChlCaEo. Feb $ Ed ReIlbach. former pitcher NJ
the 'hicaSo Cub, and Brooklyn Dodgers, signed
A. Fe!rrsl LeaEuc contract. according TO an an
nouncsment made TODAY by President Gilmore
The contract Hms for one YEAR. but Rc,Ilbach has
not vet been assigned 10 4 club.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09

SUb-tItniiOnS-I Tor FlnneEan Ii0aIs fr'Tn
Anor Hetton e.. Murray g.. plym"n a. Realty
a. Maxwell i5t Kerssv -. Goals from fOr'l
K.rs-~ -. Referee NJ M0iurc. Time Of haIres
-I 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Costello Spurns Feds.

Scranton. Pa. Feb. s-psn Costello the Horn-r
-. Mary's COLLEGE star. a member II tbs
Pirates. TUNED down tempting oFsr from ths
Federal Lelg1r.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
Buck Freeman to Umpire.

Scranton Pa, Feb. s.-John Boob Freeman.
former right fielder for the Boston Americans. has
ben sisnsd to umpire IN the International League
NEXT Eumnaf.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09

New York. Feb. S.--John McGraw has
obtained the services OF a star back
stop to supplement the iwork of big
Chief Meyers and Larry" Mclean The
recruit to the Giants 9taf is Robert
Marshall who was withl Davenport. in
the Three |" League until Denver
drafted him. With Davenport he bat
ted .4O3 and fielded .9S4. leading the
league in both departments.
McCiTaw is not superstitiOUs. but it is
said he is glad to have another catcher
whose initial is M"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-09
ARCADE DUCKrIN LEAGUE.
MOUNT PLEASANT DUCEPIN LEAGUE.
CAPTTAL CIIY DUCKPJN LEAGrE

Charles Hotel won roll Of.
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seem to occur to the officers to make
a seal rch for the authors of the crime.
The woman's wearing apparel was
stolen, and this theft, which might
give a clew to the murderers, has
never been cleared up.
"Such murders and shooting af-
trays come to pass because there is
not thorough fixing of responsibility
for previous murders and shooting
ARRAYS"
1t is almost impossible sometimes
to account for the action of officials
and jurors, more especially the lat
ter, for, as far as this section is con-
cerned, we believe our officials make
honest efforts to bring murderers and
would-be murderers to the bar of
justice. But our jurors are some
times not so conscientious, we fear,
in the discharge OF their duties or else
very easily deceived by the pleas put
up.
There must be an awakening of
the people, else murder will increase.
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CLERK 8 SALE.


County of Lancaster
In Common Pleas.
Farmers Bank e. Trust Company,
Plaintiff
VS..
Irene I. Hall, ct. al.
Defendants
Pursuant to decree made by
Judge John s. Wilson, dated June
z4th, 1915, 1 will sell at public auc-
ton at Lancaster Court House. on
the first Monday in November next,
within the legal hours Of sale to the
highest bidder, the following describ
ed real estate, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, lying, being and situate in In
dian Land Township, containing nine
ty-seVen (9O acres, more or less.
and bounded as follows, to wit: On
the North by lands Of Mrs. Jane
Wolfe, on the East by Six Mile Creek
ana lands OF j. w. Davidson, on the
South by lands Of F. p. Therrill.
known as the Ormand land, and on
the west by the Charlotte and Cam
aen ROAD, and lands OF j. w. David
son, Known as the Wolfe lands.
Terms of sale CASH. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
The above tract of land will he
SOLD subject to the balance due on
the mortgage OF the British & Ameri
can Mortgage Co., Ltd, CATER en-
tire payments are made on said mort
gage which will amount to 5000
with interest from Nov. 1st, 1915.
- PAUL MOORE,
w. p. Robinson,
G. G. c. l.. C..
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
S-5-7.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Lancaster.
In Common Pleas.
John w. Truesdel, ct. al.
Plaintiff
CLERKS SALE.


John w. Truesdel, ct. al
Plaintiff
vs..
Stanley Truesdel,
Defendant.
Pursuant to a decree made in the
above state case by Judge II. F.
Rice, dated October 14th, 1915, l
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, at Lancaster Court House
on the first Monday in November
next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following described real estate,
to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land, lying, being and situate
In Lancaster County, State aforesaid,
near the town Of Elgin, S. c., contain
Ing thirtv-four (3D acres, more or
less, and bounded as follows. East
by Public Road leading from the
town OF Lancaster to the town of
Kershaw; South by lands of Albert
Bailey; and West by lands of Will
Fleming; and being the same lot of
land conveyed to the late Thomas B.
Truesdel by John L. Bailey:
Terms Of sale Cash. Purchaser to
PAUL MOORE.
G. G. c. L. C.
Blakeney & Williams.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
3-E-7
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she put on 'Gets-It,' the corn was
sure to CO." Mary, like thousands of
others, used to be a heroine, suffering
martyrdom, using painful bandages.
irritating salves, sticky tape, toe
harnesses. blood-bringing razors and
scissorsi She says now there's no sense In
It. Use "Gets-It," applied in 2 seconds.
Easy. simple. new way-just painless com
mon sense! Millions are doing II.
Never fails. You can wear smaller shoes
now. You don't have to limp around
any more. or walk on the side OF your
shoes to try to get away from your corns I
You know for sure before you use
"Gets-It" that the corn or callus is going
away. For corns. calluses. warts and
bunions.
"Gets-It" is sold by all druggists.
25c a bottle, or sent direct by L. Law
renee Co., Chicago.
Sold in Lancaster and recon-
mended as the worlds best cor
remedy by Lancaster Pharmacy an
j. F.. Macky Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-29
hew.Way Wonder
for Corns, ''Gets.li''
The Big Surprise for Corn Owners.
It's Sure, Simple, Safe, Quick.

Listen to the wee story OF "Gets-It,"
the worlds greatest corn remedy. It's
a short story,-only about two feet
"Mary had a little 'Gets-It.' and
corns upon her toe; and every time