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BERT C. SCOTT.
Sheriff of Garrett County.

For SALE-One Sterling Thresher
16h. p. l. H. c. Gasoline Engine; l re-
built |. H. C. auto Truck. For prices
and terms, write or call upon r. M.
Holman. Friendsville, Md, stiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A VALUABLE
arnn&COal
Lands
in Garrett County, Maryland.

Under and by virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court for Garrett County. Maryland
dated september the 3rd, 1915, and passed in
the case of Porter L. Custer, ct al, VS.
Amanda Custer, ct al being No. 1864 EQUITY
in said Court, the undersigned trustees win
offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder on
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Military Lot No. 1887,

containing the quantity Of fifty acres, adj
joining the lands Of Franklin P. Fike and
others.
Said property is improved by about
twenty acres cleared, thirty acres in
timber with one dwelling house and
two stables. with other outbuildings,
and good apple orchard thereon. The
minerals were reserved by a former
owner.
Possession will be given within sixty days
after the ratification OF the sale by the Court.
said Mortgage is dated the 2nd day of Aug
uSt, 1913, and recorded in Liber E. Z. T.. No.
65 folio $40. etc, one of the Mortgage Rec
ords Of Garrett county.
tn Z TERMS OF SALE will be for cash
but if any responsible party desires to pur-
chase 1t he can do so by arranging with the
Assignee upon paying part cash and the
balance to be paid within unreasonable time.
GILMOR S. HAMILL,
Assignee;
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We have built this business the solid of INTEGRITY
scentous and faithful sincerely
This guiding principle and will greater
big business founded little idea Twelve
planted little seed little dea this little seed planted the earth
AMBITION, by the
whose branches extend throughout the
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Mortgages Sale
OF A
Valuable Farm
near Selbysport, Garrett County,
Maryland.

Under ana by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a Mortgage from George r.
Fike ana wife to Franklin p. Fike. and as
signed to the undersigned for the purpose Of
foreclosure, he viii on
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MONDAY
the 9Th day Of November, Is

at 1880 a. M. on the premises. all of the
following described real estate, known as
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Notice to Creditors.

First published Oct. 81.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
MASONS To GATHER
At DUCKP|N OPENING
|. e. Eiseman Resigns Secre-
taryship in Favor Of "Hub"
Richards.

The Masons Of the District. particulDF-
ly those interested in bowling. are lose-
ing forward with keen anticipation 20
the opening night Of the Masonic Duck
pin League. on Monday. September 10.
at 8 o'clock. on the alleys at l311 H
street northwest That 10 to be . big
night in Masonic and duckpin circles.
In addition to the regular games sehsd.
uled for that occasion. namely. Colum-
bia vs. George G.. whiting. and Wash.
ington Centennial vs.. King David. six
other teams will participate, including
the Federals vs.. the Nationals, which
were originally scheduled for Wednes-
day night. An invitation has been ex-
tended to all Masons and their friends
who enjoy bowling to be present and
cheer their favorites on to victory.
A change In the secretaryship Of the
Masonic Duckpin League has been no
cessitated bv reason Of the resignation
Of L. e. Eiseman. who has found that
he can not spare sufficient time from
his business to give proper attention to
his secretarial duties. The vacancy has
been filled by the selection Of James H.
Richards. 'ir.. otherwise known as
Hub" a member Of National Lodge
No. II. a well-known and popular duck
pin artist. and a man Of wide expert
ence in handling affairs Of this kind.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
YALE WINS COLLEGE
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Blue Downs Princeton by Five
Points to Four, Extra Hole
Necessary.

GREENWICH, Conn. Sept 1o.-Yal
defeated Princeton. five points to four
in the final match for the intercollegl-
ate team golf championship on the
course OF the Greenwich Country Club:
Princeton won the title last year al
Garden City by defeating Harvard IN
the final match. Prior to that time.
Yale was the champion for nine sue
cessive years.
The issue came down to the very last
pair late In the day. before the result
could be determined. Princeton had the
advantage OF two matches to one IN
the foursomes. one Of these going TO
the eighteenth green; Then IN me
singles, the score stood to ?. evening
the days score at four points each.
Russell n. B. Fay. Of Princeton. ana
F. s. Gaines. Yale. finished all square
a. the eighteenth.
It was Fay who faltered. for he sliced
his drive into the sand trap and over
rlaved the green on his second, while
and holed out for a three and the match.
which carried the decisive point to Yale.
Summaries:
FOI-R-BALL MATCH
Fay and Heron. Princeton. defeated
Pierce and Gardner. Yale. and y
Nudge and Bredin. Yale. defeated Cork
ran and Peacock. Princeton, and 2;
Gaines and Armstrone. Vale. l up.
SINGLES
Nudge. Yale. defeated Corkran,
Princeton. 4 and g. Heron. Princeton.
defeate Bred,n. Yale. and 8; Gardner:
Princeton. defeated Rose. Yale: ! and
"a: Peacock. Princeton. defeated Pierce:
Yale. s and s; Gaines: Yale. defeated
strong. Yale. defeated Lawyer. Prince
TON z and @
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
c. B. Doyle and Harold SeIden
Booked to Face Gore and
Treanor.
MISS A. N. DOYLE LOSES
"Monk" MayfieId and F. 7.
Richards Eliminated In
Mems Doubles.

Miss Eva Baker and Miss Airline Du-
four meet in the finals OF the women's
singles of the Columbia Country Club
tournament, while c. B. Doyle and Har-
old Seldom meet A. J. Gore and Paul
Treanor IN the finals Of the mems
doubles. The latter match is booked
for 8 o'clock. while the fair tennis play
ers are booked to start their match at
I o'clock. Play in the other classes
which have not yet been completed is
scheduled to be resumed at o'clock
today.
Miss Baker defeated Miss A. NJ. Doyle
in straight sets. but the play was sent
to twenty-three games and the winner
was forced to extend herself to estab-
lish an advantage. The score, 6-3 and
SIS. Miss Baker was sent to the post
favorite and her victory was not en-
tirely surprise. Her chief point Of
superiority seemed to lie In ability to
place the ball with ease. Miss Baker
also excelled in serving.
Connie Doyle and Horace Selden took
the measure of Monk Mayfield and F.
T. Richards by 6-l and 60. Selden, q
veritable child. showed more confidence
than at any time during the tournament
and was fitting partner for his es-
Unable partner. This pair played a
''slap-bang' style OF tennis and ran
their opponents fairly off their feet. 1t
was an absorbing competition and tho
gallery lent its interest throughout
every minute Of play. Gore and Trea-
L. I. Doyle and Horace Barber by fg-
Tres of 60 and 6-l. Although the
former were favorites, 1t was hardly cx-
pected that the result would be so one
sided. Miss Kate DuBose and c. B:
Doyle won from Miss Eva Baker and
Paul Treanor. 60 and g.
Complete results:
woMEN's SINGLES.
Semifnal--Miss Eva Baker defeated
Miss A. NJ Doyle. 6-3 Sc.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Semihnal-A. J. Gore and Paul Trea-
nor defeated L. I. Doyle and Horace
Barber Barber 80 60 sal; a;,ss G; 3. Doy1e land and
and F. J. Richards. 6-l. GO.
MEMS CONSOLATION SINGLES.
First round-F. T. Richards defeated
r. ]. Heald. 60. 6-2
Second round-J. b. Beadle defeated
George Fox. 6-l. 60: Ezra Gould de-
Richards defeated F. S. Avery. -. IS;
l.. H. Brown defeated D. c. Smith. S.
80
MIXED DOUBLES.
First round Miss A. NJ. Doyle and L.
/. Doyle defeated Mrs. Halbert and A.
B. Heaton by default: Miss Kate Du
Bose anu C. B. Doyle defeated Miss
Eva Baker and Paul Treanor GO. Ga
Mrs. Healy and Thurston West defeat
ed Miss Janet PAYNE and Franklin
Green, 6-4, 60; Miss Florence Smith
and Pulford defeated Miss Edna Carson
and A. Y. Leech. 'jr.. 2-6. l0-s. g.
Second round-Miss Ethel Smith and
Gould Lincoln defeated Miss Airline Dri.
four and A. ]. Gore, 81, Is. Ga
WOMEN'S CONSOLATION SINGLES
First round--Miss Ethel Smith defeat
ed Mrs. Halbert. rs. 60.
Semitnal-Miss Hazel Priest defeated
Miss EuEenia Lansburg. 6,3, 6-2.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Shore Wins With One
But Tyler Loses
Red Sox Hurler Gets Good Support When Athletics
Are Shut Out at s to 0-Fans Eight Phila-
delphia Batters.

Ernie Shore. the lanky finger Of the
Red Sox, hung UP a record perform
ance yesterday when he held the .Ath-
letics to one hit. winning to 0. He
had luck with him. over in the Ma
tional League George Tyler held Brook
lyn to one hit. and lost. to 0, which
goes to show how tough luck. may be
in our great nationa! pastirne.
Shore was given faultless support in
his contest with the Athletics. with sew
eral well-placed bingles. He famed
eight Of the enemy Just to hold UP his
end of the combat.
George Tyler. the Braves finger.
gave the Dodgers one hit but luck was
against him and he lost out He
walked Myers in the second frame. Gus
Getz followed With a weak hit to the
in1eld, and then came a double steal
NiXon's out let Myers score the only
run Of the contest.
The Giants fell before the Phillies
in a double he ader. With Rube BEN
ton on the mound the New Yorkcts
put up a stubborn resistance in the
first game and lost 1t. 2 to 0, being
opposed by Alexander. The second
game was an easy victory for the
Phillies by a score OF . to 4. Demaree
pitched effectively. while Schauer was
hit hard and often.
The Chicago White Sox defeated the
Pirates In a poorly played exhibition
game. score to 4. Errors predomi-
The Washington times., 1915-09-10

FOREST HILLS. L. l.. Sept 1o.-Play
in the East vs.. " est tennis series Will
begin this afternoon at the West eide
Tennis Club courts in Forest Hills The
matches Of singles and one OF doubles
are on the card for today and q ike
schedule will wind up :he tilt tomorrow
Maurice e. Mclaughlin. Of San Fran
cisco, will meet Karl H. Behr. Of New
York, and Thomas c. Bundy. OF Los
Angelica, will play Tehodore r. Peii' OIL
New York, in the singles.
The doubles, starting Immediately ar
ter the completion Of the singles, OF
about $50, will bring together the ne"
championship. william NJ. johnston
Clarence ]. Griffin combination and -tc
Eastern champions. Watson NJ. WASH
burn and the dethroned singles titie-
holder. Richard orris Williams I'd.
A great deal Of interest Is attached
to the meeting OF McLouShl,n. erstvhiie
king Of the courts, and the tempera.
mental Behr. because OF the resuis o,
their last contest Behr played aoou'
downed Mclaughlin, and naturally the
New Yorker Is anxious to chow tna'
there was no fuke In that victory. NC
Loughiin. who was testing the back
court game when Behr beat him, prop,
ably will return TO TINS d on stse,,,,. stE.e "'
against every one bu: Johnston. IN ar
Mort to square the account. A. mat
ter Of fact. the winner OF TINS matSE
Will have the edge on the loser. Tor the
players have mex only twice VIC ,,sG IN sGe,,
victory. Besides the settling Of the per
sonal difference, the match will have 6
great bearing on the rating Of the ten
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
LOUIS HICKS JOINS
YALE GR|D|RON LADS
Was Ineligible Last Year, But Is
Expected to Be Tackle on
Varsity This Year.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 1o-Yale
was today assured valuable football
player for the coming season when
Louis Hicks who played tackle for
Cincinnati University two years ago. re-
ported. Hicks was in the Sheffield
Scientific School, Yale. last year. hut
was ineligible He Is likely to proves n
regular this fall
Carl Belts, tackle last year. Joined
the squad yesterday afternoon. but
neither he nor Hicks practiced. Three
elevens were formed for signal drills
but no regular lineup was adhered to-
Captain Wilson was at quarterback
but he made the move to end. Then
Thompson. Chatfeld. Taylor. and Met
calf all ha!fbacEs reported
The Washington times., 1915-09-10

mis- triumvirate, which was extended
to a quartet during the tournament just
finished.
The Pell-B Bundy match does not look
az II It should be very startling af-
fair. The New Yorker, who has made
Victories VIC over Johnston; Gsiffin; lr,u, and
score a point for the East over .Bun1y,
who has had very little practice this
year. There Is no reason why the M
tional champions should not win the
doubles. They have beaten the WILL
iams-Washburn team hitherto this sea-
son.
Tomorrow's matches look a little bet
ter with champion and ex-champion
meeting In the singles. Lots OF follow
ers OF the game believe that williams
has a good chance OF beating the cham
he did against the Pkladelphian in the
national championship the outcome
should be the same. The other singles
match will bring together Griffin and
Nat Niles. OF Boston, and should prove
an even affair. The doubles in which
McLouGhlin and Bundy will strive
against last years Eastern champion
hummer. 1t will settle the old ques-
ton as to which is the better team,
brought up last year when the Davis
cup selections were made. At that time
many thought that the Pell-Behr com
bination would prove q more formidable
opponent for Brookes and Wi!ding than
the Pacific coast pair.
There will be no reserved seats at the
International matches. over seven
thousand seats will be in readiness. first
come first served. for a general admis
sion OF 81.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10

Yesterdays Results.
Washington 8; New York. g.
washington, 4; New York, /.
Boston. s; Philadelphia, o.
Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 8.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
Newark at ST Louis
Buffalo at Kansas City
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled
The Washington times., 1915-09-10

mated and the spectators were not
pleased at the absence Of Eddie Col
Inns from the Chicago lineup.
The tail-end Reds jolted the Cardi-
ials by willing a double header, I to
in fourteen innings and to 0 In
elk innings. Lons tied the frst game
won It by opening the fourteenth with
triple and scoring on Wingo's sacri-
nee fly. The Cardinals had seventeen
men left on Bases. In No. Schneider
was tight In the pinches. while Doak
was easy In the early innings.
The Tigers nosed the Indians s to s
IN long drawn out contest. The In
dians used three pitchers, who gave
twelve bases on balls and one of them
committed balk. The feldinR of the
indians was also miserable.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Heat Keeps Army
Eleven Idle a Day

WEST POINT. N. Y. Sept ,o-Leut
Charles d. DAILY. U. S. A.. former Har-
ward and Army football star. who is
to act as head coach to the Army foot
ball team again this year, has arrived
here from his station on the Mexican
border.
The intense heat kept the gridiron
E.en idle again yesterday, and II is un-
likely that they will have any work be-
fore Saturday.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Three of DartmOuth's
Punters Improved

HANOVER, n. H.. Sept. 10.-The
Dartmouth football squad drilled only
in the late afternoon yesterday. Coach
Cavanaugh was able to get four
teams running through signals. but
nothing strenuous was tried.
Considerable attention Is being paid
to the punting Of tierrish. Thielscher
and Cotton. who have improved much
since last year. Cavaraugh shifted
Barrows. last years strong substitute
line man, to the backfeld. He weighs
nearly 19C pounds.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Today's G7mes.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis
Tomorrow GameS,
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Boston at Chicago
Brooklyn at ST. Louis
Yesterday Results.
Brooklyn, /; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati 4: St. Louis, g.
Cincinnati. 3. St Louis O.
Philadelphia. 3; New York O.
Philadelphia, 81 New York, 4
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
-Coffey Match
Interests Promoter

TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. lO-Matt Hin
kle. fight promoter, left for New York
today with the avowed purpose of ar
ranging a worlds heavyweight champ
ionship between Jess Willard. title
holder. and Jim Coffey. the big Irish
scraprer. Hinkle said he had secured
conditional promises from both the
champion and his manager, Tom Jones.
to take on COffey
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
East Meets West In
Forest Hill Tennis
Behr and McLoug gl1lin Take On Pell and Bundy-The
Champion and Ex-Champion Booked for
Tomorrow.

mis- triumvirate, which was extended
to a quartet during the tournament just
finished.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Woms Singles and Mems Doubles Final Stage Club
League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Today's Game,,

Today's Games.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
TomOrrow's Games.
Cleveland at Washington
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
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len, naor ban penote tiIbage, bar
orepet bnm / Is0en. &iaet Al Gan.
Oewrnamnnocn, Ger unr ira Sam.
burg, bIrp ON Gi:crmiooogeu isrt
innnnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24
~ScrnbancmrIocnc iful tic.

Nnr Nn6crslep mcoOelca 0cn 290c
Null: observation-disclosures / III.
iona o%prurorer / "Shle3p. Hod,'
rid)tcn" ole Observation-Disclosures
til at bemmeli9bol0e allc Be mill.
trrc GlnIiggenocr, 0c ioar aieno-
itnb til, iTrli9 SroppcbepTaclier,
Nntol al Zoo og oiaira HctninN.
Get inoifiGrpcs. at oc ogiao ifnI
icgttagc Sollaheo oucrior oerea
nUrmclte Tonrercn0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24

blir Oct riae Golf. &c Dor pao @nar.
ben Neore Hetaa.
Iette @rcp bar li90ei Ct Bar Ga.
&c. Ser Ter cnbnm liac t~rslteSIeit no.
intct Hegn. G%riiteforene bar uoiot
6ieloreiie I'll lite ,SiIli pdo9runo a.
Snc % aulbe / SieIbct. Ser er M
unrnt ON Iaaene. men iaa folot ON
Nrtterne. at oct irpier pon enteIte
Stre1.
vi iuor haobc al nit nGitc Nrcp
blir hpaacllaerc. NilIen I'll &enncr
% %flenote.
u. Sonib.
N%itcrodl. 25oc %nni 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24
Hent Surp.

Rent Suro. q t~lerutItqReuoc llOpo
iter AZ bct utoitrutie brltlitc Nclicrrtlc
ltddr 10 lttc ultlo { ZEN mcit moocruc
,%forbluneIie meo Den ouriqc %crocu. OF
Der rortrllco ira oct more Niritu en- Il
oeu 0llrortc ON m %stmuuL ION ma
lin NdptcIu mco NIobrIulcr . Gu9uir
Wdnnco mooIoG islgcuoc @ciico
NrlRcu er er,IUrct Hrrcitcr uiIc
fienotIINc llolTHou0er I 2crc9 ENuttt,
%elmuutcu ieuotc mco ro5pUlotu
%romytteo ieigcuoc &citco ul1ugc
oar nrreltcret inn Suiicrc. nrt
Nusicre. lem Stdlleuerc. 10 @rritrc
oQ en- Huerl'nuer Hnmooer ON Alco
oelelie ON. meo bUlItcu Nation Nrj1cu
ital rsres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24
Nnc InSfnloclicr.

sra Naocralcp mcooclc9 ocn 26oc
,NIli: &lonr bar err rel upcnttt
iulbct en- Hrffc itorc ,>notnlbclicr
Stco / Ssn0cripnauo. DC SnO.
fol0te er ollr Mpno opcr 80 Mar,
lem olori0 bar ppret Solootcr.
Stcmningen or prrrit truffct / Sc
(ulinocr al Silent hpor Tomllic.
'u6crcn mco finn ~ Slncr9 Turicl
e. blrpcn fal0t bort.