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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
viii Hold Picnic.

Will Hold Picnic.
The sales force of the J. d. & ID.
Richards store will hold a picnic
party at Sibley park this evening in
honor of two of their number. who
have resigned their positions at the
store and will engage In other bust
ness.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
"spieer Shower.

Miss Selma Olson was the guest oil
honor last evening at spice
shower, held at the home of Mrs
E. Postles. 619 North Fourth street,
Mrs. Postles. and Misses Laura and
Stella Thom as acting as hostesses. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
a profusion of garden flowers and
foliage, and twenty five guests were
present. Miss Olson, who Is TO be a
bride this fall. was seated In the
chair OF honor. while Master Ben
jamin Posties, dressed as a Cupid.
drew In a prettily DECORATED wagon
containing the shower OF gift par
cells given BY the guests as tokens Of
their friendship Master Benjnu1iil
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

Cain. Peter stairsrt. Chevrun. AIneda Lsvrvnes
and Margaret Burnley also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seiling; 2yearolds; six fnlOne>
Blue Gap. m Mott. NI.so. $40. SD. won;
CArdome. lG CKendriIl. $40. S. second: LOUIS
Stone. l6 Robinson. S!0. third. Tine, l:l3
Intention, Gentlewouan. SaVino, Zudors. Margaret
T.. Ralph s., Deliver and Eulogy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Queen City HAndicap; 2year-
Odds; one mile Rife Shooter. i8 tstsamsl. ESQ.
Ni.so. HL7o won; Checls. los martini. $50. $50.
second: Cosmic, lis Mott, s. third. Time l:fo Is.
Ellison. Mandy HGmiltou. Phil UnElr. Rochester
and Miertons also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp; 5year -oids and upward
tinI, H-D. 0-D. $50. won; Hank o'DEy. &c
uapaine). Sr, $50. second; One Step. q on.
Gsrnerl. $50. third. Time. li2 81 Lady Rotha.
Hsnoria, The Grader. HeulAh s.. SehemeT and
Prince Hernis also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlonp; 5yesr-olds and up
ward. Marion COSBY. 100 tGGrner). $3.50 $50.
So. won; Cour.rse. los Robinsonl. $40. $50.
second; Roscoe Goose. log Goose, $40 third
Time. ll2 IS. Shody. Joe Walsh. Gaming Tower.
Money Maker and Dr.. Carmen also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Ails and onesixteenth: ,
year-olds and upward. Miss KruteT, lF Mott,
SOLO. tzp. Eoso. won; Goldy liz CNecabsl
sI7 % $50 second; Joe Finn. I07 (Ro6insnn) s. 81
third Time, lSS IS Besupsre. Edith W.,
Flint Star. Bank Bill Cliff Stream. TaIalora. Eel
low Man. RaOul. ChillA and Cash on Delivery
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

of the second horse and the rest
would be prorated among the other
starters The run-up money at the
present meeting has been no smalN
item, amounting to at least $4,000
Summary:
FIRST RACE-selins; 2year-olds; six furloogs
High Bsrse. loa Iineyl. ST.. $40. $50. won
stsllArinA. ioi tshuttinErrl. Ap. $3.50 second
NOln, ls WARD. $50. third. Time. liza IS
Tom EIuard. Rose Juhette. Dr. Grsmer. Disturber
ReptOn. Golden List. salIanity. Rose Water and
Margery also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si1 furiouz: syear-olds and
upward Striker. 10 tButweln. %. SAD. $50
won; POntefrsct. Ii KELSEY. $50. $50. second
Outlook, lo6 (BuItonl. S.S. third. Time. I:I4.
Sebsso. Martin Casca, Chance. Toddling. Inez.
Della Mack Donald Macdonald, Bronx Queen.
Borzx. Set Square and Hiker also ran
THIRD RAOE-Hsadicap; all ages: 1--WE and one
half furlonss. Quartz. 10 Mink. $40. $50.
81 won: Robert Bradley. lcs (smythl. $50. s6eo.
second; venetia. 100 u,ouderl. So third. Time.
la6 Is Buckhorn- Pesky. Pixy. KeSesSa, Can
Blair. Gnat and House Maid also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Anne Arundel Stakes; sell
ing; 3year-olds and upward: mile and fur
long Poly, los Psringtoul. $50 s2S. $40.
won; Blue Thistle. Os CButxelD. $50. $40.
second; Hedge, % tHayesl. A.o. third. Time.
! 81. Tactics. Lahore. Cliff Field, AmAlf and
Pariner also ran. Blue Thistle and HsdsH. Halen-
beck entry.
FIFTH RACE-seIling: Syear-olds and upward;
mile and twenty yards. Athena, li CHaynes).
$3.50. $50 $50. won; Single Toe. l0I PAIRING
toni. sen, SID. second: Dicks Pet. G Ginsy).
$40. third. Time, ls2Z5. Orotund, St.
Lazerine. Col Ashmeade, Cariayerock, Maryland
Girl. Cliff Edge. Peacock. Permudian. Ray O.
Light Aftergiaw and Richard Langdon also r1n.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; Syear-olds and upward !;
selling; mile and one-siHteenth. Kin Boy. l7
(McDermottl. SIl.S. S-1. $50. wons stalvart
Helen. IG Cwand). ssl.io. s2i. second; Burwood.
Ito tRice). SS.9 third. Time. lI7. Petelus
Scion. Dartworth, Carlton c.. Harry Lauder. Jaw
bone Luther and All Smiles also
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIing; 2-year-oId maidens; Ave
furIongs Eleanor 100: Moonstone. 100; May niece.
los; Carmen. Ius: smilax. 100; Belle Of the Kitchen.
100: Friar Nousht. loe: Sand Light. le; Jerry. Jr,
ZOE; Dancing Star l9; MARY Blackvood. lo4;
Megaphone, lN; .Lefetti. lc4; 'Bobolink. lo8:
'Tatiana io4 (Note-Eight excluded)
SECOND RACE-Purse; 2yearolds; six fIriongs.
George Smith, IL; Startling. 100; Col. Vennie. 100:
Fern Rock, 100; Lord Rockville. lo6; Anita. los:
Broom Straw. lo; Jacquetta, g. Fern Rock and
Lord Rockvaie, Belmont entry.
THIRD RACE-Handicsp; all ages; one and ono
sixteenth miles. Short Grass. 10: Water Bass. III;
Noureddin 10; Leo Skolny. 100; Wooden Shoes, ";
Distant shore, 81; ''Friar Rock. s..
FOURTH RACE-Al ages: the GEORGETOWN High
weight Handicap; 5000 added; six furionss. High
Noon, IS2; Bsc l2i; Hanson. l3; Hester PrJnn, ID;
Kewessa lls: Lady Bnbary. Ito; Startling. 100:
Sir Edgzr 10; Balko lG; Ahara, lG; Teaczddy,
1o5. Lady BaTbary and Startling. Carrnsn entry.
FIFTH RACE-Three-y ear-olds and upward: one
mile and twenty ysris; selling. Star Bird. IL:
Norus. 10; Kris Kringe. l0; Deviltu, LOT; Mabel
Dulweber. loi; Lady spirituelle lo; Aldouus los;
Capt. Barr 100; pied Piper 90; Pierot, 80; Lights
Out. s.: BAMBOO IS; Surgeon, IS; .Roale orme.
s5; primary, IS. CNote.-Fiye excluded)
SIXTH RACE-selling; 5year-olds and upward:
one and one sixteenth miles Hedge. lis: Brave
Cunarier, IN: Ben Ounce lus; Stone Hsnge. l6 I:
-Bru Around los: 'Ambrose los; Nephthys. lo5;
.csmeilia, loe; 'volant. lol Brian Boru. lol; Dom
Moran, 100; jesse. Jr., %.
sApprentice allowance Claimed
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF n

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, October y Ig5-Soties
Il hereby given that IN accordance With the pro
visions o. item authorizing changes In the
permanent system Of highways contained IN D. c.
APorupiatiOn Act for the fiscal year ended June
%. 1914 public act No. -. approved March e.
1919, the Commissioner e the District Of Columbia
will give . public bearing In the board room Of
said Commissioners NVEMBER L. 1915 At 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, to all PARTIES interested own
Ing land along. or in the vicinity Of RiEEs road
Concord aTenuel bstween North Capitol street and
the District hne: also along. IN the vicinity o.
Ptney Branch road (ColoCsdo aTenuel between Mad
ison street and Georgia avenue. Plans Of the pro-
posed changes in the lines Of RgS road (Concord
aTenuel and Piney Branch road colorado ayenuel
Commissioners will consider any suggestions
protests concerning the proposed changes shown
on aforementioned plans OLIVER p. NEW
MAN, LOUIS BROWNLOw. CHARLES W.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
BASEBALL'S MANY VICTIMS,

Chicago. Oct 25.-Statistics compiled
here show that fifty-nine fatalities
were attributed directly to baseball in
1915.
The report shows that thirty-eight
of the fatalities were caused by being
hit on the head by the ball direct
from the hands OF the pitcher, six
players were killed in fights during
or after games. six died of overexer-
ton and three from collisions.
Injuries showed a slight decrease
over the preceding year. per cent OF
the players in organized baseball hav-
ing been injured during the season
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
MOUNT PLEASANT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
NAVY YARD DUcKP1N LEAGUE.
AMATEUR WORLD SERIES.
White Autos Win Title by Beating
south Tacoma Tigers.

Oakland. Cal, Oct. 25.-The white
Autos, OF Cleveland. won yesterday
the amateur baseball championship of
the world, exclusive of intercollegiate
games, by beating decisiyely the south
Tacoma CWash.) Tigers in the last of
the series of three games. The game
was a procession led by the Ohio
boys. who outplayed the Tigers in ev-
cry department
Cleveland had fourteen runs before
Tacoma scored. In the third inning
Eiey. the Tigers left-hand pitcher,
was taken out. the Autos having made
eight hits on his delivery and Tailed
nine times,
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
IMPROVEMENTS MADE
ON BOWIE COURSE
Dirt Has Been Removed from Inheld
and Horses May Now Be Seen
from Any Place on Track.

Followers of the thoroughbred will an.
preciate fast track To wind IN the
Maryland racing season of 1915 at Prince
Georges Park, Bowie which runs from
November 13 to 80, inclusive. The same
officials will serve as at the summer
meeting. Visitors will be given many
surprises, as great Improvements have
been made since its first spring meet.
ing.
Some 5000 feet OF dirt have been taken
from the infield. SO that horses now are
visible all around the track, while flowers
and ferns have been planted near the
grand stand. making the grounds very
attractive. A filtered water system has
been installed. the betting ring inclosed
in glass and many other changes made
during the summer
The bookmakers have written thirty
on last summers states, and the pari-
nutuel system installed.
General Manager O'Hara has had nut
in the latest and most improved system,
done under the management of Fred
Wright There will be twenty-seven SELL
ers and thirty cashiers. but the one par
ticular change from the system in vogue
in this section is the one where the
prices automatically figured can be seen
from any section of the ring or even
from the judges stand. Three large ma
chimes will show the changes in price as
they occur. so that the student can see
at any time the price a horse is selling
at
A new kitchen has been built, a dining
room established at the east end of the
building, a telegraph room installed and
blackboards placed. where results Will
be shown so they can be seen from the
betting ring.
The track, which is never heavy, is fast
and has been during all the wet weather
OF the past month, which Is something
that will be appreciated this season more
than ever before. The demand for stable
room is 30 large that all outside accom-
modstio available have been secured.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
Telegraph's Laurel Selections.

First race-Leifettil, May MCGEE,
Bell of the Kitchen.
Second race-Startlfng, George Smith.
Belmont entry.
Third race-Waterbass, Short Grass.
Noureddin.
Fourth race-High Noon, Carman
entry, Hester Pryne.
Fifth race-Mabel Dulweber. Lady
Spirituelle. Norus.
Sixth race-Ben Ounce, Hedge.
Jesse, jr.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
Dave Leary's Roly Runs
First In Feature Race
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.

First race - Moonstone. May
MCGEE. Bobolink.
Second race George Smith,
Belmont Entry. Startling.
Third race-Short Grass. Dis
tant Shore. Noureddin.
Fourth race-High Noon. Hes
ter Prynne. Tea Caddy.
Fifth race Mabel Dulweber.
Norus, Kris Kringle.
Sixth race-Ben Ounce. Neph-
tvs, Buzz Around.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

FIRST RACE-seiling: eyear-old maidsns: tsix
furionss. Anna Lon. lee tAndress). sse9 sEso.
s22p. won; Toast Fly. 100 tRobertson), $50. 81 20.
second; Water Warbler, lp martini. $50 third.
Time. li5l-s. Margaret Ellen. Innovation. Theresa
Mcdarkin. John Bunny. Jack Reeves. ]. G. Can
treIl. Violet and Emily r. also nm.
SECOND RACE-Selling: 5year-olds; one mile.
Anna KrIter Iol tstezrns). $50. s&D. Sio. Won:
casabz. loi CMoreysl. $40. $50, second; katherne
G., 100 Mccsbel. $50 third. Time. Is9 IS. Sir
WNhan. Akspst. Busirsss Aesut GALWAY. Allen
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM 4. wEsCHLER. AUCToNEER.
so PENN. AVE. y. ".
Sale of Certain Notes Secured by
Second Deeds Of Trust.

Default having besn made In payment Of certain
notes and interest thereon for which The following
described notes were given collateral will offer
for sale in Ihe auction rooms Of A. A. weschler.
% Pennsylvania avenue Northwest Washington.
d. C.. on MONDAY, November l. 1915. At Il a. n
the following notes secured by serund deeds q
tuS upon certain improved lots situated IN Del
Ray, St Elmo. and Virginia Highlands. Al IN
Alexandria County Va TO wit:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

Note dated 1rly :. 1915. for baIancs Of a.Ip. pay
able SO monthly. secured first lot % south sids
Of Clifford aTeuue. west OF ". o. D. r. R.. in
81. Elmo. Va.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
H. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding = District Court In re:
The opening and widening Of Perry place between
us present. western terminus and Strtesnth street
tween Spring road and Perry place in the District
OF Columbia District Court No ls9-No.ic, I,
hereby given that the Commissioners Of ths Disrir,
Columbia. pursuant to tho provisions Of section
leos TO section leosl inclusive Of the Code Of Law
for the District Ct Columbia have fled a u-.itio,
N this Court Praying the condemnation Of the land
Necessary Tor the opening and widening Of Perry
pacs. between its present. western terminus and
suteenth street, and the opening and WIDENING q
Spring place. between Spring road and Perry place
as minor streets In the District o, Columbia a,
shown 90 Flat or map fled with the aid petition
s part thereof and rTaying also that a jury OF
I'VE rdcious. disntrrested men, not related to
any penspn interested in these proceedings and not
IN the srv1ce or employment Of the District OF
Columbia OF Of the United States. be summoned
oy the Unitsd States Marshal for the District a
Columbia to ass,ss the damages each owner Of land
to Be taken may sustain By r-ason Of the opening
and widening ~ the aid minor streets and the
condemnation Of the lznd necesary for the N.Y.
pCsss thereof. and to asseS bsneats re-1ltin-
therefro1n the rntire amount o. said damages ir
Gliding the expenses Of these truceedincs uron
each lot or IAN OF lot parcel Of land in the
sluare or block in which said minor streets are tn
b opened and uidened and urou each lot or ra-t
Of lot parcel Of ground in the squares or blocks
coufruutins the squares in which said minor streets
are 10 Be- opened and widened which will Be benz
tim that the said Jury may find aid lots or part
Of lots or parcels Of land win b benefited a. pFo-
vded FOR In and By the Aforesaid Code Of Law Il
n. By the C0ar. this Esd day Of October A. D.
1915. ordrrSd. shat an persons having any interest,"
in these proceedings be. and they are hereby.
warned and commanded to appear in this Court on
or before the NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A ID. 1915. At 10 O'Clock a m. and continue in
attendance Until the Court shall have made its final
order rEtifying snd confirming the award Of damages
and the aSsessnent Of bsneHts Of the tuy to b
empsneled and sworn herein and il Is further
ordered. that q COPY Of this notice and order be
published twice q week for two succexiTe weeks in
the Washington Evening Star. the 'Washingtou
Post. and The Washington Herald newspapers pub
hshed in the said District before the said 9Th day
Of November \. d. 1915 Il is further ordered.
that a copy 4 this notice and order be served By
the United States Marshal. Or his deputies.
upon each " the OSners Of the fee Of the land to
Be condemned herein may be found By the said
Marshal. or lis deputies within the District Of
Columbia 5efo:e the sid 9TH day Of November
A. ID. 1915 By the Court: J. HARRY COW
ISGTON. Chief Justice. A true coPy-Test:
lSeall J. r. YOUNG, CLERK. By F. 2 Gun
NINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. ocS.3ude4
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENr-Izs BLADENsBURG Road, FOUR
room hoHe. llIss lot. stabls and auto shsd. newly
painted and Ispsred. water in yard. Ksy nett
door Rent $40
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

Martin Julian, manager Of Jim Sewage the New
Jersey heavy weight, and Harry Pierce. the Brook
|lyr hsht-veisht, has signed Pierce up for another
|fsht he win swap punches with Walter Butler
|sf oeincpa fGrs IN . ssn-nnnd bout % oceo-
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

10 notes fer SO each dated March u.s. 1916. pay
able from to 10 months secured on clifford
avenue ST. Elmo Va
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
WASTED-ROOMS.

STORERooM AND DWELLING, ON II ST. Ne,
near Ord St. Cheap. BOX IL. Herald office.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE. APARTMENT
Of three rooms. kitchen Tor two rooms and large
kitchenl. private hath; with light and heat fur
uished: back porch. twenty minutes walk from
Treasury; 50 month: December !: reference& Ad-
dress BOX g.. Herald offer.
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LOST AND FOUND.
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

LOsT-BEN WELTH AND HIS MONKEY r
turn to Gayety Theztsr: reward.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
CLAIRvOYANTs
PROF D. B. BRUCE,

PROF D. B. BRUCE,
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
PalmiSt md ClairIoyant
He IA Acknowledged by the European and Amen
press to Be the greatest wonder Of the Science
OF Mysteries He Is infaIibe in his line Of business
The world has never sen his equal Can be Con-
suited on all, afairs ls5A Walter Place $. 4.
,. N Phone Line iosi-w. n. B.-So letters win
not appear daily. Take Lincoln Park and set
OF at Thirteenth 5. Z. 0hice between b and c sfa
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD II. sYNE. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys

IN THE SUPREME coURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia Holding q District Court In re:
Condemnation n land for widening the rrlblic al
10 In square III, known as block z Petwurth in
the District d Columbia. District Court No iass
souSe Is hereby given that the Commissioners q
me District OF Columbia pursuant to the prosis
tons Of section ie6 to section lsoeI Inclusive Of
the code Of Law for the District u Columbia, have
nied petition In this court praying the con-
cemnation a he land Necessary for the widening
Of the public alley In s1uare 53l Known as block
z. PetSorth, in the District Of Columbia a shown
on q Plat or nap sled with the aid petition a.
Part thereof, and psaying also that jury Of Eve
udicous. dtsntsrested men not rsiAted to any
Person interested In these proceedings and NOT In
the service or employment q the District Of Colum
oa or Of the United States be summoned by the
United States marshal for the District Of Columbia
to assess the damages each owner Of land TO be
taken may sstain b. reason Of the widening Of the
said alley in the aid square, and the condemnation
OF me Land Necessary for the purposes thereof and
70 ases as benefits rrsllting therefrum the entire
amount OF sad camages, including tho ezpsnses OF
theso proceedings. upon each lot o. part Of lot 90
rarcel Of land in the square block In which said
alley u TO be Hidened and upon each lot or part
lot o. parcel q ground IN tbs squares blocks
Combating the squares In which aid alley q to b
Eidened, which viii BE- benefited b. aid uideuinS
IN the proportion that the mid rury may md ala
lots or part Of lots parcels Of land will b ben
q law. Il =. By the Court this tErnty-third day
o. October A. D., BIS. ordered that al p,r,cns
having any Interest In these proceedings BE- and
theJ are hereby. warned and Commanded to appear
IN this Court on or before the NINTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. D., l9l5, At 10 O'Clock L n and
continue IN attendance until the Court shal have
made its Anal order ratifying and confirming the
award OF iamlges and the assessment Of benefits Of
the jury 10 Be enpaneled and sxoru herein; and IL
further ordered. that a cppy q this notice and
order be publ med twice q week for two z,crer~tye
weeks in the Washington Evening Star the Wash
insfon Post, and The Washington Herald news
papers pubisbed in the aid District before the
MD sh day n November. A. d. ol5. II Is further
ORDERED. that 4 copy Of this notice and order b
sTTed y the United States Marshal or his dersI-
ties. upon each Of the owners Of the fee Of he
land to Dc condemned herein may Be found by
The said Marshal, his deputies within the Dis
tict Of ColumDia before the aid 9Th day Of No
renber. A. u. 1915. By the Court: j. HARRY
CONVICTION. Chief Justice. A true cppy-T-t:
lSeaL1 j. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By p =. Gun
SlNGHAM. Assistant Clerk ocM2uP1
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

. notes tr SIS each. dated March Is. 1915. pay
able from 70 81 months. secured on Hume are
nue.. 81. Elmo Va.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

avenue. 81 Enno. Va
. notes tcr SIS each. dated March Is, 1915. pay
able from 70 81 months. secured On Hume
nue.. ST. Elmo. Va.
. NOTES of $3.50 each and one note Of Ssa,
dated September /. 1913. payable to s. months
after date. secured on lot J. Hume Addition %
81. Elmo. Va.
. notes for 50 each. dated November 1. lsn.
payable Sc to IS months after date. secured -
lots ns and III. Del Ray. Va
90 note. Of SIS each. dated March IS. 1915. {.
cired on lots 80 and ST. St Elmo. Va.
100 notes Of $50 each. dated March s. Isl
avenue. ST. Elmo. Va.
Ia notes u SO each dated March l. 1915. pay
able to Us months secured on lots ) and
block 4, Virginia Highlands. Va.
81 notes o. SIS each. datsd March Is 1915 pay
able 81 TO 90 ncnths. secured on lots sII and sll
Del Ray. Va
6 notes Of SIS each, dated March /, lsy payasls
] to s. months secured on lots % and &c. Del
Ray. Va
% notes Of SIS each. dated Apsl /. 1915. psasls
Z to % months secured On lots $40 and al. Del
Ray. Va
Terms Of xIe: Cash. AurtiOneer win announcs
before sale the particulars As to first trusts, &c
WALTER G. BALDERsroN.
Evans Bldg. Washington. d. O.,
AtforpeV N Holder ~
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED SKIRT HANDS IN ALTERA
ton department Apply at once. ROBERTS. 90
Y 81. NV.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

. NOTES of $3.50 each and one note Of Ssa,
dated September l. 1914 payable s to S mouths
after date. secured lot J. Hume Addition %
So. Elmo, Va.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-26

WANTED-COLORED GIRL FOR CLEANING:
also. colored woman fer hand washing. PAGES
LAUNDRY. 60 Y ~ NV.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-26
Jonathan II. Owings.
- $50 .

Jonathan II. Owings, father Of ].
Calvin Owings of this city, departed
this life at his home Friday night May
18th after q short illness. Burial ser
vices were held at the New Harmony
church Saturday afternoon, being con
dGcted by his pastor, Rev. r. G. Math-
cson, assisted by Rev. j. L. McLin. a
large number of sorrowing relatives
and friends followed the body TO its
last resting place.
Mr.. Owings was nearly 50 ycars of
age and spent most of his life in tho
section in which he died. For several
years he was a resident of Clinton,
where he went to educate his children.
He was a consistent member and Of
ficcr of the Presbyterian church and
lived a conscientious and Christian
life. In the War Of Secession he was
member Of tho hospital corps in
20. d, Bird Battalion, S. G. ", in which
he did faithful service for his state.
Mr.. Owings is survived by his sec
ond wife and the following childrcn:
j. Calvin Owings, Of Laurcns: Mrs.
Geo. p, Woods and Mrs. ]. Fl. Drum
mond, of Fountain Inn; and r. C. Ow-
ings of the New Harmony section. Mr..
A. Chris Owngs, brother, who lives
with his son, Sheriff Owings, also sur
wives him.
The death Of Mr.. Owings was greatly
dcplorcd in his community and whore
ever he was known
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-05-26
Won Prize for Sketching.

Llttle Miss Sara Eliza Swygcrt is
the proud owner Of a check sent to hor
by the National Oats Company as one
OF the prizes offered for tho best sketch
OF "'Ihe National Oats Girl. Several
weeks ago the big cereal company an
nounced that prizes would be given to
school children in each state that sent
IN the best sketch of their trade symbol
ana sara Eliza, who is prize winner
IN most everything she attempts, sent
nor sketch and Monday a charming let
Ter came announcing that she was one
or the three or four prize winners in
this state.