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The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling: 5-,rar-ois ard upws ard
,rN furlunss Alice Dunn g., Sweetheart sue.
q: u. F. WIEie. %, Miss Declare lGj; Pros
pect. lCa: Charlie, McFerran. ics; Oakland. IQe:
Gsbrio lGe.
SECOND RA'E-Seilins; 2-yoar-cId maiden cults
five furlons> Little Cove. l0i. 'Thornwood IoI :
Asparagus sam. lc9: Infdel II. 100: Vache Worth
iOs; {. F. Honberger. Ea.
THIRD RACE-SelliuG; , Acar-nlds and upward :
one and One-sIXteenth miles. 'Commuretta %
kreelet. aj: oheIus. q Harold. 100: star Actress.
lO2: Fieurun II. C7; White Wool 100; Bank Bill.
los; Prince Eugene. lis.
FOURTH RACE Purse: 5sCar-olds: six fur
longs. Miss Fielder. l"2. Embroidery. IO7: Con
verse. 07 Uncle Bnu. To-; Skies Knob 100:
Bars and Stars lCs
FIFTH RACE-r Purse; 2-yecr-olds: FIVE flrlongs
GYPSY Blair. I03: Invade lO3: Cot. Mat IO6 :
Hdnd-ymnG. lo6: Harry 'iariner 100: Rochester
liz: Dodge. IL: John. IT,. H.! Col. Mat and
sands nirE Jefferson Livingston entry
SMITH RACE : ling; 3-yesr-olds and upward :
six furlongs. Tor Maid. 20: Eddie Drllins
8; Brick and Mortar. SO; Rlackthorn. %: Chil,a,
!c2: 'k"rfhaGe. iO3. Dr. Lanlck los: .Dr Car
men. loe Kate X. los: Droll. Ill: Otheo lis
StN ENTH RACE selling: 3-year-DIds and up
ward. one ami "ne->iNi,enth miles. 'Malard o. I:
Big DrpIrr. lo2. Expectation. I0B Mockery, I03 :
T-'oIara. G'. Guide !',>t. l05; Miss Thorrr, Ie7.
Apprentice ALLOW ancc c'simed
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MONTREAL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SiN furlongs: 3-year-olds and uy,
ward. naidens. foacd in Cansda: 500 added Suivez
Moi. no. Sir Arthur. rs: Mary Masters I0o:
Gartley. 10; LinSsr. lc9 Golden Jug lG: Raven
court. io.: Red Post. lG: Fallen Angel 10: Vas
tatio. 10: Harry Bassctt H. lie
SECOND RACE-SiN furlongs: 500 added: :-year-
olds and upward. -Bende. %; Galaxy G2: Wiley
los. Mis- Waters. Ic2: .NiSadoo %: Golden PIiIme
C3: The Busybody lcs: a. \. Akin lo7: KYLE
lG Maz,Irka, lo2; Com Broom. los: Gold Cap IoS
THIRD RACE-Six furlcnss; selling; 500 added :
3ycarOlds and upward. Quick Start loi: King
Worth Il6: Broomsedge lG; supreme. le4: 'yidet
Is; Ashokan. %: Laura los: Virginia s.. 81: York
Lad lis: The Sririt. los: Song of Rocks 100:
Gen Ben Ledi. lC2: Tower q.
FOURTH RACE-Connaught Cup: 5year-olds
and upward: owned in Canada mile and one-fourth.
Ornulu. IS: Black Broom. 0i: Hearts os Oak.
I@; Linsen. q: friret Petal. III: Fountain
FAY Tic.
FIFTH RACE-Stecplechase: i-yesr-olds and up
ward: about two miles Mable Hite la6: Gray
Planet I.3; Young Morpheus. l,p: Come On. is
Stucco. 10.
SIXTH RACE-Seliins: 500 added: 3-year-ods:
mile .EgInon, res: Milan. lce; Fenrock. 81: sun
Set &c; .Rey oakwood. IS; Fly Home. ZOE: 'ksan.
Ie3: Anxiety. lee: Ida Claire. loG shImberer, ~:
.vidct 81.
SEVENTH IACE-Scliing: SEQ added; 4-yesr-
,lds and upwa,d: milr and one-eishth. sherlock
Holme> ice: 'Coss, roe: Lady Innocence. lei:
.beIhrrtiess 50: Donald Macdonald. III: Beau
::ere N!: PATTY Regain. lcl; Duke of Shelby. ioe;
Laird O. kirkcsldy. @.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. AT A
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Fumol Products
Company. cooperation created and organized under
the laws Of ire State Of West Virginia held at
Washington. u. G.. the 9th day Of May 1915
the following resolutions adopted:
Resolved. first. That the FamOl Products Com
p.ny. coronation created and organized under
the laws Of the State of West Virginia does hereby
ditcontinue business as a CORPORATION and >urrenders
to said state is charter and corporate franchises
The board Of directors will proceed to convert the
property Choses in action. and all assets of this
corporation INTO cash. and ray of and discharge all
its debts liabilities and obligations and after fully
dischaEsins all saIch debts liabilities and obiga-
tions. divide III" remainder among the stockholder.
pro rata with their holdings of stock but no
such payment than Be- made to any stockholder I'M
til after the T"blication of the notice hereinafter
rroYed.
ksnlred second. That the president Of this cor
roration notice Of the adoption of the fore
going resolution 10 be published in some newspaper
of general circulation. published the principal
office place business Of this corporation once
week for tour successive weeks and that he certify
these resolutions to the secretary Of state of the
State OF West virginia. and deliver him . certii-
cate showing The publication Of said notice. as pro
vided By law.
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of May 1916
c. g. GREEN. President Of said CORPORATION. At
test. 4. +. MERIT. Secretary.
jun3, l0lIA
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THos. J. OWEN son. Auctionee.s-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING No ISIS ROCK CREEK
CHURCH ROAD. BETWEEN NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND SPRING ROAD
NORTHWEST.
corded in Liber No. 34s. Folio ia ct sc.
Of the land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustee, will sell, at public auc-
ton. in front Of the premises on FRIDAY THE
ETH DAY OF JUNE A. ID. 1915 at four O'Clock
n m, the following described land and premises
situated in the District Of Columbia and desgnated
As and being Lot IL in James L. Karrick and
William r. MetcaEs subdivision Of lots j. ana
% In block 4s of Lipscombs and Saunders ct al
trustees subdivision irecored in book county folio
~ OF the records Of the Office Of the Surveyor Il
the District Of Columbian of parts of Pleasant
fiaius now known As 'Holmead Manor and block
oeinS now known for purposes Of assessment a.
square S3l, as per fat recorded in county book -
~ folio II Of the records Of the Office of the Sur
resor OF the District Of Columbia together with the
improvements
TERMS OF SALE: Onethiri Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal
installments. payable in one and two years with
interest at SIX Per ccntum per annum payable
semi annually. from day of sale secured BIZ deed
OF trust upon the property sod or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of $1,000
Will be required At time OF sale All convey
Anc1nS recording. etc, at cost of purchaser Terms
~ sale to be Complied with within Is DAYS from
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right
10 resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after 1--WE days advertisement
OF such resale in newspaper Published in
JAMES ~ BAKER Trustees
ID. ID. s. Ey SIM
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Exciting Drawn Battle
In the Potomac League
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Potomac League-Congress Heights. 8; Drlllery, 3.
Congress Heights Lague-Congess Heights II;
Hamilton A e, )
Departmental Lesgue-Interir. 10; Commission
ers s.
RosedaIe Isagle-Rosedale. s: Columbia. 5.
East Washington Sunday School League-Advent,
>; St. Agnes. l..
Railroad y. NJ. c. A. Leasue-Open date.
Northwest Sunday School League-Open date.
Government Iesgne-Oren date.
HOLY Name League-St Martins. Z St. Steph-
ems. ..
Agricultural Irterbureau Lesgue-Chemisty 3;
Secretays Office. 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Potomac Lragne-Fairlawn Hospital.
Congress Heights League-Oxon Hill VS. Steel
Plant.
Departmental League-OIen date.
ROsedae Iyea2ue-Holy Name vs.. st. Paul.
East Washington Sunday School Leagle-Fifth
Advent.
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League-Union Station vs..
Southern Auditors
Northwest Sunday School League-Central vs..
Emmanuel.
Government League-Commerce Marines.
War lnterbureau League-Ordinance ~. En-
gineers
Holy Name League->t. Doniuics ST..
Joserhs.
Home Club Ieague-I'eusion Land.
Southern Railway Clerks League ookkeerers
Real Estate.
Agricultural Interbureau Leasue-B. +. /. vs..
Market.
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HELP WANTED-FIMALE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE DF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
tIitt of Columbia Washington. June :. 1916 No
tice is hereby given that the 18th DAY OF
JUNE 1915 vii! expire all n>cnses granted by the
Assessor II the District of Columbia to the pro-
rrictors Of automobiles arItorehicles eleCtro-ve-
hicle. hacks abs omnibIse. and vehicles # all
kinds for hire used for the transportation of pas
sengers tsight seeing automobiles excepted. note
brokers who do charge a greater rate Of intr-
than yer cent per annum private hanks and
bankers tnot Incorporated. and the Washington
Stock Exchange Said licenses must he promptly
renewed BY all PERSONS desiring to continue bsiner,
after the above named date WM. 7. RICHARDS
Assessor. n. c.
HIn7 el0ul2
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Earned rWn,-COngresS Heights. I: II. A. e. 2.
First base ors-Cungr.ss Heights. > II. A. g..
> First base balls-or Reyes. :: of HANNA.
=: of WaTdCr. 4. Innings Is:Ched-By keyes.
=: l., HANNA -. Hits made On keyes >:
of HANNA :; of Burgess. ,; uf Warder. = Struck
Nv kc,es. /: N Burgess. /: nv HANNA. 5;
~ Wardrr =. Three-b1>r hit-McDaniels. Two
fase hit VI Burgess. Stolen hases-Depro. ].
EIiutt Hit by pitCher-By HANNA (McDsnelsl.
Tossed ball Tal Tor To-. Umpire Mr. Burgess
Time II game l hour and D minute.
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Lit bases -lHteiuE Commissioners. .. Flrst
ka.e ON halI--of Bi>chof l. of Sweeney. ;.
lHn-rge pitched Ry Ris,hof -; nv sweeney.
?: ~ E,sr. :: r, Thompson. ;. Hits made
~ BIschoh. :. On sweeney. = OF Thompson. !:
- RYAN. =. Times hat-AGain>t Bischuf e.:
a-Iir>t ~WrsHc'. %: a:ain>r Thompson. 9: against
- d.. =. ~r'.:.H y Ri-,huf. hv Swecncl
g. Tr"ml-.r, ; b. RYAN :. Twolase hits
=. Eaa,. Sarrlf.c nit GinNanctri. Sutton.
- Il-N'r. -iuler ma tiIuga1tttI. Bauer
t,,-i,,n -. Fisher, az. owc,rcy. Anderson SUIT
I,.u 80, IlncIran -. Sullivan. Kirkland Double
,'.s- kirkland Simpson :" McIsncs. Fisher
: Ito >nalin. Hit b, Iitchr' Nv RYAN. sweeney.
'''riu an by sweeney. sutton ~. Mild pitch
~ .tr,, Pas-vd balls I'"lemsn =. | mpr--Mr.
H,h,-. Time "l Lame h"us and Is minute
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Congress Heights and Drillery
Teams Go Seven Innings
to Tie Score.
RISTON STAR OF GAME

Congress Heights and Drillery piaEed
seven innings to a 6-to-6 tie yesterday III
the Potomac League. Congress Helshts
secured an early lead, but Dudley knot
ted the count in the sixth when Alba ugh
PASSED three and Koogle cleaned up with
a long double to left.
The work of Riston, on hrst. ieatureu
the play of the DrilleIy team. Score:
.o,..,,,e, ,,r,,uTS Al II n PD A. T.
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Home Club League.

First ba-e by rrrors Reformation. L. Survey. s.
Lett uu bases Reformation. ;: Survey. :. First
rs>r ,ll balls-pT Hansen. >: OF Tomiin. : Struck
,ut-By Hansen s: by Tumlin. 5. Threcbase
-Rurrhs Stolen bases Burch o. Wild ritches-
romIin e. Hansen. Passed balls-Knapp tal.
Montague t. Rslk-Hansen umTirc Mr.. kerr
Time 81 game hours.
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on SATURDAY JCNE r IeI5 At N o,CIoCE

ON SATURDAY. JUNE =. 1915. AT 10 O'CLOCK
a. m. in front Of the United States Storage Com,
pany warehouse. ilsE0 Tenth st. NV. Washington
d. C.. there will be sold at public auction To in
force liens for storage charges. etc. due and un-
paid. all goods. furniture. household and perrnnal
effects on storage in names Of Mrs. Minnie Ware
Rev. John B. and Mrs. Nettie Robinson Mrs
Minnie Ehrman. Fred Whitfield. Walter D. Will
Jams Co.. AuCtioneer> UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY Inc
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Lift al b2sfs-St. Agnes. :: Advent. / First basa
hails-Df Rasmussen. l. of Blundon. ,. Struck
cut -Ry Ia asfnlssen IL: h, Elundon Il. Sacrifice
hit Law. Wild FITCH Bundon. Umplre-Mr
kcITer. Time Of gsmc-l hour and IS minutes.
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POULTRY FARM WANTED.

SMALL POULTRY FARM, SITUATED NEAR
steam or electric road. near Washington Poultry
houses must he in good condition. State size Of
plant and humber Of acres in same: also price.
Only those who have same for sale at a reasonable
price need reply. Ron Il Herald Office.
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'Eattcd for Schroeder in seventh.
,,nrI,-s p,ichts -........ o | as
priIlCr, $780,. ...-.-....- | c-6
First base on halls OF AlhauEh. 6 of SSeencN.
of RILEY. l: of HdsSensrah l. Innings pitched
Il, Andugh 6 h Eiley. 6. Hits madr-Of Al
tsnsh. 3 OF RileN. ). struck out-lN Riley.
). by Aibaugh. 6: by Sweeney. /. Three-base Int
GIcer TNo-base Lit -konsr. Sacrifice hr Kline
iart. Stolen hase.-koogie ~. RisOn. Hassens'Sh.
Sts,,ns Derhard. Fitzgerald Dodge -. Hunt,
W Brewer. Double PLAY fitzgerald /" Brewer
TO Euygersld. HIT by pitcher b. Riel. Dodge
hy sIbauLl rirne. Stevens. Passed ball 'Uehcl
mi ir,- Mr.. Billy Heath
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-IN RESTRICTED TERRI
tory sell Dxons' BODY polish for cleaning
and polishing automobile bodies and fine frrni-
ture. Small capital 10 small stock Aryan
MFG. co. 1870 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AuctIoueer.
TRUSTEES SALE
of Two Story
FRAME DWELLING
No. 2911 Mills Ave N z

BY virtue CT certain deed of trust duly recorded
IN Liber No. 1856. folio 2iJ ct seq of the Land
Records of the District Of Columbia and at tb. re-
Quest of the IArty secured thereby We the under
signed trustees, will sell at public auction in font
OF the premises. THURSDAY the nth DAY
OF JUNE. \. D. 1915. al BIS O'Clock T. H. the
ioilo" lngdeScTibed land and prsmises situate in
the County Of Washington in the District ~
Columbia, and designated and being parts of lot.
u to Is CT Bcni. W. Holman's subdivision Of n;
No. OF the subdivision of the estate Of Glars
Mills deceasd. rs per rlat Of the first mentioned
subdivision. Icrorded with deed from <iid Holman
and his wife. to Electra 4. Willard in Liner ls7g
at folio 4l Of the Land Records of the District o:
Columbia, beginning at the nOrthtastery corner If
said lot No. Is and running thence south 81 degrees
81 minutes west 100 feet to the ncrthwesterIy
corner OF sad lot No. T. thence sOutheastcry along
the line OF private road known as Mill, avenue
80 feet thence northeasterly at right angles To Nad
road 100 feet more or less to the dividing line he
tween said LIT No. Is and lot No 10 in said Srrl~
division thence along said dividing line 20 the
beginning, together with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale tn he announced at time Of sale
A deposit of 500 required time OF sale All
conveJancIns. recording. STAMPS etc. at cost Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to BE- cumplied with
within thirty days
BERT T. AMOS
JOSEPH n. HORNBAKER
Trustees
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WANTED-TWO LIVE MEN To MAN
age branch office: experience not neces-
sary if willing to learn so weekly to
start. c. c. LOCKE CO, INC, niagara
Falls. y. Y.
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HELP WAN1EE--MAIE.

BOYS BOYS BOYS
EARN A STEADY INCOME EACH
WEEK. WIN CASH PRIZES. PRIZE
TRIPS AND YOUR SELECTION
FROM A LIST OF NEARLY 1000
PREMIUMS FOR a LITTLE WORK
AFTER SCHOOL. ALL FIRST SUP.
PLIES FREE. CALI. OR ADDRESS
WM. SMITH, 22I Z ST. n w.
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WORKINGMEN-WE SHOULD SUCCEED IN
getting trade fine selection deserves this.
and son a man finds out that lie saves SO On
a new. uncaled for tailored suit, he tells CT
the fellows and they and buy. Get wise.
One price JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6ls ID.
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I WILL TRADE A NICE SUBURBAN HONE
with three large lots. Ans sarasn ana pa0u
Of fruit, in Virginia. near dty. and = faFe. Wi
located viii trade for . houss u The dtJ
tnorshwesp. "CONwELL." 10 n. Z. sss. nv.
Main SIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14

Wanted-Someone with good soft
soil to grow Bermuda onion sets on
shares. Call at Kclly's Nursery
ADV.
Modern broom housekeeping apts,
658 Commercial. Ed Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14

the Black sea around the Balkan
states.
Such a drive would also link up
the German armies with the main
Turkish forces and therefore make
the forcing of the Dardanelles impos-
slhlc for the Allies.
1t is though Odessa. Russia's chief
seaport, that the Allies hope to re-
leve Russia after forcing the Dar-
danelles and wrestling Constantinople
from the Turks.
But if Germany ehould seize Odes-
sa first, it would prevent Russia S
great wheat supply from getting out
to the succor of the Allies and it
would also end all hope of "short
route" for getting the badly-needed
powder and shells to the Cars ar
mics.
In other ways, too, the capture of
Odessa would be the most staggering
blow Of the war to the Russians. for
Odessa is practically the only seaport
they have available on the Black sea.
and more than one ninth of all Rus
sian trade is carried on through its
five or six harbors. 1t is also the
center Of important railway lines.
To safeguard and make easier a
drive to Odessa the Germans would
have to figure on "a campaign of A.
plomacY. If Roumanian neutrality
could be assured 1t would permit the
Germans TO railroad their big 42-
centimeter guns down through Aus
tria and Roumania to effectively back
the columns of troops driving down
from the front in Poland.
For this passive neutrality-the
neutrality that Belgium refused to
agree to-Roumania might be given
portion Of Russian territory along
the Black sea. The massing of Ger
man and Austrian troops on the from
tiers Of Roumania bears out the theo-
ry that this. in all probability. will
he GC;many's next move.
With the Russians driven out Ct
Poland and north Prussia thus safe
from invasion; with Odessa in their
hands, and the Germans linked with
the Turks, making the Dardanelles
imprcgnable, then the Kaiser would
be in position to we'll nigh command
peace.
Upon The conclusion of such peace,
Germany. by holding Poland and
Odessa, would have two effective buf-
fers on its eastern borders to stave
off that ever-present menace of CEN
tral Ewope-the great Russian en-
pire.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
By Brown Holmes

When Albert MamauX joined the
Pittsburg Pirates he was called a
"fresh guy" Now his 'freshness" is
called spunk. The difference is that
all he had then, as far as the play
ers knew, was a lot Of talk about
himself. Now he is the leadin gpitch-
er of the league, with even Alexander
trailing him.
Marty O'Toole cost the Pirates
$22, 800 and failed Mamaux did not
cost them a nickel. In fact, he forced
himself onto the club.
After the youngster starred in col
lege and semi-pro tall he argued Fred
Clarke, Pirate manager, into letting
him have a uniform and allowing him
TO practice with the team. He also
induced Clarke to take him to the
southern training trip in 1914.
When the club went north, Clarke
arranged to send the youngster to
Huntington, W. Va. Mamaux OBJ
jeeted, saying he had more stuff than
the crooked arm guys" Clarke was
keeping. He went, however, and
turned up the league.
This year when Clarke decided to
give the boy a chance. he began to
advise him.
"Don't bother me with a lot of
talk just stick me in there and let
me alone said MamauX. He won
his game and has been the club main
stay ever since.
MamauX is still "uppish,' but he's
so good he can get away with it. He
is touted to be the son of a million
aire, but says he is not His father,
however, is well to do. The boy plays
ball because he likes it. He is only
20. He looks like Mathewson when
he is pitching, and promises to be as
great pitcher as Matty was.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
THE ROAD
TO HEALTH
Ordinary Human Ailments Largely
Matter of improper
Diet.

One Of the leading physicians OF
this country said that the royal road
to health lay between the mouth and
the stomach. We presume he meant
that most people would be well il
they ate and drank only those things
which could be properly digested by
the stomach.
This tends to emphasize the great
value to the human race of that
wonderful food product--malted milk.
Palatable to the taste, quickly pre-
pared easily assimilated, nutritious,
strengthening and invigorating, it
constitutes an ideal article of diet for
young and old, strong and weak,
alike. If you are sick, it will help
make you well; if you are well, it will
help keep you SO.
There is great difference in the
matted milk, however, and results
are sure to be unsatisfactory if am
inferior quality is used.
The Worlds Exposition at San
Francisco has Just set the seal of ap-
proval on that old reliable brand
known as "Borden's Matted Milk in
the Square Package" by awarding it
"The Grand Prize"-the highest pos
sible award.
Merit will tell. and one cannot af-
ford to experiment with inferior sub
stitutes. Insist upon the best" "Bor-
den'5 Matted Milk in the Square
Package ge"-and you will not be disap-
pointed. At all modern drU"~Ists
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
WHY Pay Mere

One way fare between El Centre
and Holtville, 35c; round trip, 60c
Ride in comfortable motor cars on .
good roadbed.
Leave FL Centre, 1880 a, M, 1900
M, $40 and 200 p. m.
Leave Holtville, 700 and S:15 a.
m.; 4:45 and 1880 p. m.
HOLTON INTERURBAN RAILWAY
C0MPANY.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
sa and then the Dardanelles.

Petrograd knows that the Grand
Duke, his forces badly split, cannot
make an effective stand, and it is said
,hat already evacuation of the Rus
sian capital has begun.
\ drive through the barren wastes
Of the north to Petrograd would
therefore be an empty victory for the
Kaiser and would only mean that the
campaign would have TO be pushed
further into the heart of Russia.
But should Won Hindenburg's mil
lions Of troops swing south to attack
Odessa ii would mean the cutting Off
Of Russia and the establishment of
n German line of communication to
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
BY 4. J. Phillips
tStdft SpecialD

London, Sept. lion 20 odessa"
is that going 10 re the next cry Of
the victorious German hordcs now
pursuing the Russians across the
plains Of Poland?
Already it is in the air hcre--for
the great claws of General Won Hin
denhurg's army have come together
without trapping the main armies of
Russia the forces so akillfully saved
iy TIE cunning OF the Grand Duke
Nicholas.
Now ,hc kaiscr must decide which
/, lest-to swing his forces to the
Iorth for pctrograI or south to Odes-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
FATHER FILES
S400 BOND OF
GUARDIANSHIP

Bond Of guardianship of minors for
sioo was filed by Conrad f. Frocllcr
in the Superior court yesterday after
noon. The documents bear the sigma
lures Of Robert Weiss and {. ".
Dickernan as surcties.
The minors for whom the bond was
filed are Harold L. Froeler, Paul f.
Froeller, Agnes NJ. Froeller and Mar
garet B. Frocller
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
Notice.

Anyone having seed potatoes or
dered, please call and get thcnl-and
we have few sacks extra.
ADV. KELLY'S NURSERY.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-14
General

General transfer and storage;
prices right Id, Royce, Gl3 Main
ADV.