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The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maidsn eyear-olds; five and one
hall furlong. Churchill. IA: Step Aside ~; De
hneey, IL; Videt's Brother IL: White Eve, III;
Nedado. Ill; Elsie Bonero. III; Letfetti III;
smoothbore. II; Big To Do. Ill; Mooustnne, III;
Marm.y. III; Queen Of Paradise. III; Gibraltar.
SECOND RAcE-ssIlins; Syear-olds and up
ward; six furiongA BelAmour. lis: Dryad. rs:
'Seaamouch, IL; Ela Brysnn, liz; y. j. Lilhs
~; The MssQuerader. 10; 'Pullux 10; 'slustIer.
10; Devil Fish. los; Edmond Adams, IG: .sir
William johnson, lT; Fair Helen. lG; 'Presump-
ton. lo6: Carl. los; 'Patienes, To-
THIRD RACE-selling; SyesT-oIds and upward
Richard Lansdon. H; Miss CarsnGush III; Lord
Marshall IL; Brian BOru, Zoe; CarlaEvrOck, los;
'Orperth, los; Single Toe, los; Snify Allen lCs
'WcdAn. lu; Capt. Par. %; Perth Rock. S;
sigma Alpha, g
FOURTH RACE-Tvoyear the MARYLAND
Handicap; 5000 added: sig furlOnss. Col. vsnnie.
10; Pol Roma. 20; DodEe. rs: Franklin, ": Start
ling. ls; Broonrsle.. lA; whimy, Ill: Celandria,
III; Spur. ls; Pesky. los; Indian Chant, 100;
Sprint, los; Anita. 100; Bonnie Tess Ie4; Murphy
los; Tea Caddy. l1; Hidden Star 100 Col Ven
ME and Pol Roma Livingston entry. Dodge and
Franklin Ward entry. Startling and Broon.sls
Gaman entry.
FIFTH RAcE-senins; Syear.oIds and upward;
one and onssHteenth miles SspulEeda, liz; Kris
Knnsis. III: Ths Rump. Ill; TroEato. III: Day
Day. 100; Batwa, los; Lady Innocenos los; Pea
cocf, los; Mr.. sniggz. los: Tuther los; Earl q
Savoy. Ioi; MOllis Richards, ios; Hester. Io3
SIXTH RAcE-sellns; 3yesr-olds and upward :
mile and seventy yards. Yodslins. LIZ; All smiles
10; sesrsmoueh, loo; Marshou. los sniny AIsn.
mead. lA; Arsurus. lol; i5urvood. 80; -Tidst %;
Jesse, IT,. %; Scion, o.; stalwsIt Helen, l@
'Nlrs pound, apprentice Allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
MONTANA IS READY
FOR zEREGA match
Rough-house Grappler to Meet Local
Heavyweight in Finish Bout
at Bijou Tonight.

Louis Montana, known to the wrest-
ing fans as the rough-house demon,
arrived in this city last night and
looked to be in the best of condition
for his match tonight with Louis Ter
aga the local heavyweight When
Montana arrived last night he was not
a bit backward in saying that he ex-
pected to win and at the same time
est back some OF the old prestige
r1hich he lost when Tony Bernardo
threw him here last spring. All this
season Montana has been following the
game with a carnival company touring
the country and arrived from Hope
well, Va, last night.
Young Parker who Louis Zeraga
threw here during the summer is
matched to meet Frank zeraga, Louie's
younger brother. and as Frank is much
faster than the heavyweight, Parker
will have more than his hands full in
disposing of him Frank has been
with Joe Turner all this year and has
been meeting some of the best of the
grapplers. His success has been of the
best and as he is a local favorite, he
will be a good attraction in himself.
Ford David and Jack Conrad will
give a thirty-minute exhibition. and as
both of these boys are from Washing
ton they will also have their follow
ing. P. F. O'Connor will be the third
man on the mat. These bouts will take
place at the Bijou Theater at Ninth
and Pennsylvania avenue, and the first
match will start at Sis p. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
RAILROAD ATHLETES
To RECEIVE Prizes
Trophies Will Be Presented to Mem.
bers Of Victorious ~" Teams at
Entertainments Today.

There will be two entertainments at
the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. to-
day at which trophies won in base ball.
tennis and athletics will be presented.
At o'clock this morning trophies will
be presented to the Baggage Department
team. I. d. Hager. manager. of the
Morning Base Ball League. which won
the championship in that league. Those
receiving awards are as follows: l. d.
Hager, @. c. Myers, G. J. Boteler, c.
Jarvis. F. R. NJ. Bingham, z. l. Tomlin-
son. r. E. Moran. II. z. Fisher. s. NJ
Boyd. 1. Naples. z. N. Hiscock. V. Z.
Graves, F. J. Mckeever. D. J. Taylor.
A. J. Sherman.
At o'clock in the evening another
entertainment for day workers will be
sented to the Southern General Ofics
team, c. 7. Parker, manager. which won
the championship in the Evening Base
Ball League. The following men will re-
ceive trophies: c. T. Parker, W B.
Young. F. II. Thompson. A. NJ. Fisher
W. r. Mcbride. L. r. Knott. W T
Platz, Z. +. Purdy, @. c. Bachelor, D.
McC. Ramsey, J. J. Laverine, p. S.
Herring.
Trophies will also be presented to win
ners in the tennis tournament Walter
Mold won the tournament and J. r.
Mayo was runner up. In addition to the
above the winners In the athletic meet
Will be presented with trophies: J. r
Daley. w. l. Heap, W. B. Young, II,
C. Holbrunner. S. W. Hughes. jr.. ].
N. Black, ]. A. Smith and F. W. Con-
rad, are the linen who will receive the
awards
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-selling; maiden Syear-olds and I'D
Wardi one mile. lntone. III Mott), $50, san
$50, won; nllotson 100 CRobinson) s. 20 IS SC
ond; Matte C.. 100 (Dishmonl 1850 third Time,
Ill Is Allen Bridgswater, santo. Juliet. Sir VIII
liam, Joe Walsh, Bean spdIler, stonevood Prospect
and Maxine slso ran.
SECOND EACE-sellins: 2year-ods; one mile
Brown Velvet. lo2 Mott, sloS. $40. S,D won :
Taka, le tstearnsl. $50. SO second; Ihanksgiy-
ing, los VanDusenl, SEQ third Time ,,o35
Gypsy Blair. Tony Fashion Bob Blossom. Trap,oid,
DeliVer, Emily r.. Ysrmaek, ZudOra. and Jack
Reeves also ran.
THIRD RACE-Hsndicap; syesr-olds and ups.rd !:
one and oae-sIteenth miles One Step. 8 on.
GamG1, a-o, $50. out. won; Prince Hermfs Ito
CMott. SD. cut second; Hocnir los tkctonl, out,
third. Time. l.i4 IS. Little String also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Maidens; two and ope.uuarter
niles. Star Jasmine us on. Garnerl ~ 70 81 10
G.te. won; Enbruidery. s2 niorysl' Nao $50
second; DisillnHiou, e UApaille), Sa third. Time.
So -. Expsctstion, Commauretts Hodr. Hank
Obay. IT. samuel water Witch, and Bronze Wing
FIFTH RACD-Hsndicap: syesr.old,. I'm. and
onehaf furionn. Blackde Das, 10 iGeutryI,
500. $40, $50. won; Kathleen. tas MOTT "a %
80. second; Marse Henry, liz CF.rroekl "a %
third. Time, ] f6 rs. n. Burt Thurman Primsro'
Blue Cap. Lady Ahays. Panhandle. Mary H.,
Hons. and Huffaker also ran
yesroads and upward; ssninx. lrish erntj.m.n.
10 &C. Carmen. $50 N1-0 Slo NON, Black.
broom. iG tRoonsoul. Afo SA, secopd: BONANZA
~ Mott, $40. third Time LIS Tury Maid,
THnsput. and Bel Boy also ran.
sbNkNTH RACk-One and one-stxte,uth mills;
Syeroids and Upward White. los Hunt, $40,
$40. 1eo. won; FEDS. IS Nforys)' 3. IA g 70 Sec.
ond; Transit. los williansl, SIN thirs rsme.
~ IL AAiabsr. Fsthsr Rilsr ..S Nj Krutsr
AlD nm
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
HUNDRED DAYS RACING
FOR JUAREZ Is PLAN

Juarez, Mexico, Oct. H.-The Juarez
meeting this season will begin Novem-
Der % and will run a period Of 100 or
more racing days, which will bring its
wind-up early in April of 1916. This sea-
son there will be six days Of racing
each week continuous. the lay-off days
being on Monday, since, as in other for
eign countries, racing is permitted In
Mexico on what in America is the Sab
bath Day.
There will be no purse run on dur
ing the meeting Of less than $500. in
added money, and from time to time
there will be feature purses and handi-
caps, programmed especially to bring out
the best horses CHARTERED at this course
the coming winter.
The Juarez track will have its usual
big number of horses to furnish the
sport during the 100 or more days Of
racing there the coming winter.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
RIOTERS DEVISE A WAY.
Dartmouth Students TO Ride as Care
takers for n Pig.

Hanover, Oct. 27.-Several Dartmouth
|students have devised a new way to get
to the football game not Saturday at
Amherst The Interstate Commerce Com
Emission refused to allow students to ship
themselves as live stock on freight trains,
which would make travelling much cheap
pr than by passenger train. So it was de-
cided to ship small pig in a special car
10 Amherst with as many students as
POSSIBLE as caretakers. If there are
enough students who are willing to see
that the pig reaches its destination. an
bther pig will be bought and shipped in
knother car.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD q. sYME. JINEs FRANCIS SMITH.
AttoEneya

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding District Court. In
The opening and widening q PERI place. between
is present western terminus and stItssnth street.
and the OpeaIng and widening q Spring place. BE-
tween spring rusd and Perry place. In the District
Of Columbia. District Court No. lzD.-Notice Il
hereby given hat the comnisioner Of ths District
Is TO ..io0 Is pe i've n ss CO n isa
for the District ef Columbia. have hled q petition
In this Court praying the condemnation Of the land
Necessary for the opening and widening Of Perry
place. between In present. western terminus and
Sixteenth street. and the opening and widening q
Spring place. between Spring road and PefTy place.
a. minor streets IN the District Of Columbia
shon q rlst or map fled with the aid petition.
~ part thereof and rraying also that q jury OF
are tndicious distnterested men. not related to
any person interested In these proceednss and not
IN the sevies o. employment Of the District OF
colunhia of the United States. be summoned
BY the Unitsd States Marshal for the District a
Columbia to assess the dzmag,s each owner Of land
10 be taken may sustain By reason Of the opening
and uidening ri the 1id minor streets and the
pnses thereof. and to Isses as bsnehts resulting
therrfrUn the rntire amount o. said damages. IN
Guiding the ezpenses q thsss proceedinp. upon
each lot or uau Of lot or parcel Of land In the
s1uare or biock In which aid minor streets are 70
be opened and Widsnsd and upon each lot or pan
Of lot or parcel Of ground In the squares biocNs
cunfronting the squares In which said minor streets
are TO be opened and videned which viii Be bens-
uteu " M Nprnlnk hu0 NldcuIuss IN Ine prop1T-
ton that the aid jury may hnd aid lots or part
Of lo6 Or parcels Of Land win Be BENEFITED ~ pro
vided fog In and b. the aforesaid Code Of Law. II
b. b the COlr. this Ord day Of October. A. d.
lsls ordered, shat all persons having any intsrest
In these rroceedingz b. and they are hereby.
Elrned and eolamsnded 70 appear in this Court on
or before the NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. ID. lslS. At 10 o'eioek a. n. and euntinue In
attendance Until the Court shall have made its nnal
order utifying and confirming the award Of damages
and the sssessnent Of benefits Of the Jury to be
smpsneed and sworn herein: and IL h further
ordsred. that . copy Of this notice and order be
published twice week for two successive weeks in
the Washington Evening Star. the Washington
Post. and The Washington Herald. newspapers pub-
hshed IN the SD District. before the said 9Th day
Of November A. ID. el5 II Is further ordered.
that cr5 this notes and order be served b.
the Uuhsd states Alrshhl. or his deputies.
upon each u the owners q the fee Of the land TO
Be condemned herein a. may be found b. the said
Marshal or Lis dspatiss within the District Of
Columbia before the said sth day Of November
A. d. lsa By the Court: J. HARRY COW
ISGrON. Chief Justice. true eopy-rest:
tSeaLl J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By F. z. Gun
NINGHAM, Assistant Clerk Oe8.8-no24
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
EVERs DESERVES PRAISE.
There Is No Reason for Criticising
Him for Picking PhiIIies.

Some carping critics are handing II tc
Johnny Evers for picking the Phillies tc
win and allowing his sentiments to lean
strongly that way. Making a bad guess
is no crime, even though the wish is ia.
Their to the thought Evers and others OF
the Braves at least showed their 10y
atty to the National League.
Bitter as their failure this year proved
to be. stallngs' men showed no churlish-
ness, and several expressed themselves az
did Evers. Their loyalty and good wishes
were with the club in their own league
that had beaten them. and not with their
neighboring townsmen of the rival league
There is only one indictment agains,
Evers, AID that was his bad guess.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
TO BEWICKS
In HERALD LEAGUE

The Bewicks drew within one game
Of the league-lesding Jensens in The
Washington Herald Duckpin League
yesterday by defeating the Caslons in
three games. In the first game the
Bewicks crossed the wire thirty-fve
pins in the lead. registering a 51l
game, while the Caslons were gather
ing as. Both teams showed consist
ent form in the last two games. but
the Bewicks romped in with the hon.
ors by topping $50 pins in each game,
while the Caslons knocked down SCI
in their two assaults on the little
naples.
Capt Jimmy Boyd and Cahoon led
the Bewicks with sol and 2sl sets,
respectively. while Ferber and Capt.
Johnson led the Caslons with 2s3 and
2sl. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
ADAM 4. wEscaLER. AUcTIoNEER.
90 PENN. AVE n. W.
Sale Of Certain Notes Secured by
Second Deeds of Trust.

Default havirg been made in payment Of certain
notes and interest tnsreon for which the following
1ssezbed notes were given collateral I will offer
for sale in Ins suction rooms Of A. A Wescher.
20 Pennsylvania avenue northsest, Washington,
d. C., On MONDAY. November l. 1873 At II a. N.
the following notes secured b. second deeds Of
trust upon certain improved lots situated in Dsl
RsJ. ST. Elmo. and Virginia Highlands. all In
Alexandria County. Va. to wit:
Note dated July = 1914 for balance Of Hlto pay
able so mOathly. secured On hrst lot south side
Of Clifford srrnue. west Of W. o. D. R. R.. in
St. Elmo. Va.
Bs 1otes fer SO Zach, dated March u. lslS pay
able from to 10 months. secured on Clifford
Avenue. St Elmo. Va
@ notes ios SIS each. dated March Is. 1915. pap
able from TO 81 months. secured on Hume ave-
nue.. ST. Elmo. Va
u notes Of SEQ each and one note Of ssS.
dated September !. 1914, payable TO months
St Elmo. Va
- notes for 50 each. dated November l, 1914.
payable 81 to IS months after date. secured -
lots IlS and llE. Del Ray. Va
% notes Of SIS each. dated March IS. 1915. -
cured on lots 50 and 81, St Elmo. Va
lp notes Of ST.g each. dated March 5. ISIS
payable to liz months. secured on lot 8. Huns
avenue, ST. Elmo. Va
1A notes If SO each. dated March !, 1915. pay
able to is months. secured on lots J and L
block l. Virginia Highlands Va
~ notes Of SIS each. dated March IS. 1915 pay-
able 3 to % months. secured On lots Oil and ~.
Dsl Ray. Va
S notes Of SIS each. dated March l. 1916. payable
TO $ mouths seclred on lots rs and Hs. Del
Ray, Va
% notes Of IS each dated Arxl /. 1915. paSabls
to % months. secured On lots SO and sll. Del
Ray. Va
Terms Of sale: Cash. Auctioneer will announcs
before sale the particulars to first trusts. etc.
WALTER c. BALDERsTON.
Evans Bldg. Washington. D. C..
Attorney for Holder Of Notes
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
SOUTHEAST LEAGUE.
KANSAS CITY CLUB Is
S35,332 BEHIND on YEAR

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. T-The Kan
sas City Club Of the Federal League
lost sS5,3S2l3 this year, although finish
ing high in the race. This report was
made to a stockholders meeting of the
club by Conrad H. Hahn, president.
yesterday. The report said:
"In order that the season might be
finished with credit TO Kansas City, the
directors personally advanced consider
able sums Of money to the company, and
1t will be seen II the company is to be
continued next season and avoid for
fixture Of its franchise. now threatened.
1t must be refinanced Immediately"
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
THE KIvIAT.sMITH CASE.
Little Likelihood that the Athletes
VIII Get q Rehearfng.

New York. Oct. N.-Letters requesting
a mail vote whether the Harry ]. Smith
Abel r. Kiviat case should be reopened
have been sent by Chairman George p.
Matthews to members of the registration
committee of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton of the "A. A. U.
There Is little likelihood that the ath-
letes will get a rehearing, as Matthews
Is opposed to such a move and the SEN
timent Of two others of the body are said
to run in the same channel. Last night
Matthews said that at the meeting, when
the decision was announced. the members
decided not to reopen the case, as the
evidence against the athletes was con-
vincing.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
CONRAD q. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH,
AttOmeyS

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Holding District Court In r.:
Condemnation II land for widening the public al
ley in square ISL, known block = PstWorth. in
the District q Columbia. District Court. Nc. I2is
Notice Is hardy given that the Commissioner q
the DiStrct Of Columbia. pursuant 10 the TToTis-
ions q section 900 to s.cIion lss-l inclusive OF
the code Of law for ths District II Columbia have
nled petition IN this court praying the ON
temnatiou Il he land Necessary fer the widening
Of the public alley in square SI3l, known block
=. PetUOrth, in the District Il Columbia shown
on a Plat RAP dled with the said petition.
Part thereof, ard paving also that jury Of Eve
Judicious. disltsrestei men. related 10
person interested in these procesdinG- and not in
the serIics or cmploymcnt Il the District q Ccium
bla or Of the niJed States. be summoned by the
United States MARSHAL for the District OF Columbia
to asses the damages each owner of land 10 Be
taken may sustain b. Of the widening u the
said alley IN the said square and the condemnation
OF the lard Necessary for the PURPOSES thereof. and
to asses hene1ts resulting thsTefrOm the entire
amount Of said damages. including the szpensCS OF
these proceedings. uTon each lot Part Of lot. o.
parcel q land in the square or block in which sSid
alley is to be uideHed. and upon each lot or part
Of lot parcel q ground in the squares blocks
confronting the squares in which said alley 10 Be
Widsned. which will b. beneftrd By said widening.
in the prUpOr-i5n that the said rlry may md said
lots. or part Ct lots or TarceS Of land will be bsn
cited. provided for in and BY the Aforesaid code
q law. Il b. hv the Court this twenty third day
G October A. p. 1915. ordered that all Persons
having any interest in these proceedings b. ard
they hereoy warned and commanded to appear
in this Court on or before the NINTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A D.. IsIs at 10 O'Clock 4 m and
continue in ATTENDANCE until the Court snail have
made its anil order rtifying and confirming the
award Of damages and the assessment Of benefits OF
the jury 10 be empaneled and sworn herein: and il
Is further Orfsrsd. that a copy Of this notice and
order Be publ ned twice = week for Two successive
weeks in the Washington Evening Star. the Wash
ington Post, snd The Washington Herald news
papers psIblisR.d in the aid District before ths
said 9th day II November, A. d. 1915. II is further
ordered. that \ copy u this notice and order b
ssrEed by the United States Marshal. or his depu-
ties upon each Of the owners Of the fee o. the
land to be condemned herein may be found By
the said Marshal. his deputies. within the Dis
trid Of Columnia before the aid 9Th day Of No
Jember, A. II. 1875. By the Court: J. HARRY
COYISGTON, Chief Justice. A true cupy-Test:
(Seall ]. 4. YOUNG, CLERK. By F. E Gun
NINGHAM Assistant CLERK. ocA8ndo4
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, October .. IE5-Notics
is hereby given that IN accordance with the pro
visions Of item authorizing changes in the
permanent system Of highways contained in D. c.
Appropriation Act for the fiscal year ended June
10 1914 tpubhc act No. -. approved March l.
la9 the Commissioners e the District Of Columbia
will give a public hearing in the board room Of
said ConmisSioIers NvEMBER Il. 1915. At 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, to all parties Interested own
ing land along. or in the vicinity Of Rigs road
Concord aJenuel between North Capitol street and
the District line: also along In the vicinity Of
Piney Branch road COLORADO ATenuel between Mad
ison syreet and Georgia avenue Plans of the pro-
posed changes in the lines Of Rigs road (Corcord
Ayenuel and Piney Branch road COLORADO sVsnueI
within the above limits will be displayed. and the
Commissioners will consider any suggestions
protests concerning the proposed changes As shown
on aforementioned plans OLIVER p. NEW
MAN LOUIS BROwNL0W. CHARLES ".
KUTZ Commissioners q the District Of ColumhiA-
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
CAPT. BARRETT IS
LEADING SCORER

Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. H.-Capt. Charley
Barrett Of the Cornell eleven has scored
twice as many touchdowns this season
as any back In the East. He has slashsd
his way cross an opponents goal line
elecen times.
Martin, OF the Navy. and WEIGH, of
Pennsylvania, are tied for second, each
with five.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
MANY CHANGES AT YALE.
Team Given = Big shake-up by the
Football Coaches.

New Haven, Conn.,. Oct 1.-THE Yale
eleven has been given q big shake-up by
the coaches. Half dozen hesvy-weights
replaced lighter players, both in the rush
line and back field.
No scrimmage was attempted. and the
coaches asserted that, because of the
severe game played against w. & J. lsst
Saturday there win be little strenuous
football before the Colgate match next
Saturday.
1t was announced that 'sChub" Shell
don's injured shoulder will not allow him
to play against Colgate. Maurice Smith,
tn: wrestler. was assigned to, Taft tackle
In his stead
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
Columbia Crew Improves.

New York. Oct. d.-After . Isyof Of three dsya
due to the choppg condition Of the Hudson. the
Columbia varsity crews resumed practice yesterday
In preparation for the Yale race on NoFenber II
Coach Rice boated two crews and sent them up
the river for Ave miles II was the best exhibition
Of ruwing the varsity has shown since it took 10
the river three weeks ago. Bill Myers. the en-
gineer Of the Coaching launch 800. said the frs.
crew is getting 20 fast that be viii have to have
speedier engine installed
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
Columbia Wants Williams
For Open Football Date

New York. Oct. 27.-The Columbia Uni
Sersity football management is still try
ing to arrange a game for November 20.
the only open date on the schedule.
Williams, Union. Hobart and Albright
have been asked to come here. Williams
would prove the best attraction. The lat
ter plays its last game on November Is.
but is being prevailed upon to keep in
training 4 week longer
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
AUCTION SALES.

on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8 is75. AT 10
O'Clock a. m. in frunt Of the United States Stnr-
age CSmpany's warehouse, ilsE0 Tenth street
northwest. Washington. d. C.. there viii be sold
At public auction. 20 enforce liens for storage
charges. etc, due and unpaid. all goods furniture.
household and PERSONAL effects storage in names
Of Mn. Mar Palmer. Mn Martha Monroe.
Thomas NaTou. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. INC
on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, lbs. At 10
O'Clock l. m. in front Of the United States
Storage Compaay's Eareho1se Hs-I0 Tenth street
northvest. Washington. d. G, there viii be sod
az public AUCTION, TO snfoce liens for stonEs
ehArgss etc. all goods. furniture. household. and
personal effects IN names Of Nm. Minnie War;,
Martha NJ Holiday Caulk Rev. X. ". and Nm.
Belle Bdscoe- WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
Auetio1eerA United States Storage Company incl
on SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1915. At 70
O'Clock u m. in front Of the United States
Storage ComIHny's Warehouse. ilSID Tenth street
northwest, Washington u. C.. there will be sold
at public auction to infoTce liens for storage
charges. etc. due and unpaid all soods. furziture.
housshold and psrsoual effects Stonge in names
Of NJ ". Patterson, G. W. Ham. and II. q. Dab
len. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auc1ionsera
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. nNCl
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28

Nationals After Game.
The TAkoma A. c has canesIed its game with the
National A. {. for this SUNDAY and the clutnsn
are locking for q game with any fast team in the
city. Address for game. Vic GsuIEa. 1901 T street
northWus. or Ihone VI. so.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28
IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-BEN WEIGH AND HIS MONKEY
turn to Gsysty Theater: inward.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-28

GAS LIGHT co. LEAGUE.
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The Washington herald., 1915-10-28

WHAT THE BOWLERS DID LAST NIGHT
BUREAU STANDARDS LEAGUE.

rot.l,.. 4o4 - 4cs Totals. l3 90