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Arizona republican., 1910-09-14
INclNERAToRs ON WAGONS.
Chicago Woman InVents Device Which Burns Rubbish As Soon
 As Collected.

Woman has again asserted herself in the invention by Mrs. Emmagene Paul. superintendent of the Tenth Ward. of device for the disposal of paper and rubbish, which, it is esti- mated. will save the city more than s10O.00O annually in street cleaning bills
 While men ward superintcndents have been complaining of their inabi- Ity to keep streets and alleys clean because of lack of funds and intcri- ority of employees, Mrs. Paul has been busily engaged along different lines.
 The result is an incinerator for burning paper and other combustible rubbish as soon as it is gathered. Each collecting wagon is equipped with one of the incinerators.
 The revolution worked by Mrs. Paurs invention since she has had it in use in the Tenth Ward is told by her own figures She said that when she began to experiment with the in cinerators on July l her records showed that eight refuse wagons were being used in the ward regularly and that frequtntliy an extra wagon was necessary Since the burners have been in use only five wagons are used.
 Saving on the wagons at S5.50 a day is S16.5O, while it only requires three men at S2 per day each to cover the district with the burners. The saving effected in the pay of em- ployes is estimated at S10.50 a day.
 So successful has the incinerator proved that men ward superinten- dents have hastened to adopt the in vention and the number of requisi- tions for burners that poured into the office of the commissioner of public
Arizona republican., 1910-09-14

works in the last two days has been so great that Deputy Commissioner Hewitt yesterday was led to inquire what the burner was. Then the story came out-Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
This Coupon and SC

-tntitle the bearer 10 lOc bottle Of
Browns French Shoe Dressing,
Sninola Shoe Paste Dressing, or
Whittemore' French Gloss. Choice
at &c
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
Saturday Coupon Sales

Extra value incentives to bring you here
during the morning hours, and thus relieve the
crush of afternoon and evening buying Satur-
days.
The following cut prices in force tomorrow
from a. m. to 1 p m. Only obtainable at these
prices when coupons are presented.
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This Coupon and &c

-entitIe the bearer to regular I5c box
of Wilborts Complexion Powder,
white. or flesh; delicateIy violet per-
fumCd
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-entte the bearer 10 three pounds
or best quality Moth Balls, Euaran-
teed fresh stock
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This COupon and %

-cntitie the bearer 10 soc Seamless
Enameled Covered Saucepan, l6-pint
size
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This Coupon and I9C

-cuJltlc the bearer TO regular sc
bottle OF Jergen's Benzoin and Al
mond Lotion.
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This Coupon and &C

--entitle the bearer to regular l5c
size cake Of Palm Olive Soap. for the
toilet and complexion.
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This Coupon and IOC

-entitle the bearer to regular 25c can
of Sanitol Tooth Powder.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
This Coupon and 4I6C
This Coupon and &c

per pound for best GranUlated
sugar. sold only i'm 5-lb sacks.
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This Counon and %
This Coupon and &c

-entitle the bearer 10 Sac Seamless
Endmeicd Water Pals, 20-pint size.
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This Coupon and Sc

-enutle the bearer to Womcn's
Gauze Weight Vest, low neck and
sleeveless, finished with tape i'm neck
and arms
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-entitlC tho bearer 20 three regular
5c packages Of Maryland Biscuit Cos.
packages Of Crackers, total value.
l5c.
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This Coupon and lOc

--eutitle The bearer to four regular
>" 'AbsOrknit' Wash Cloths, with
white, pink, or blue borders. Total
value. 3oc.
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This Coupon and Sc

-entitle the bearer 70 set Of TEN
SSotyei,lr Post Cards, showing scenes.
landscapes, etc.
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This COupOn and I3c

-entitle the bearer to two regular
1Oc cans OF Iowney's Breakfast
Cocoa. Total value. 2Oc.
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CHILDREN'S LOW SHOES-Choice Of Ankle
Strap Pumps, Ankle Ties and Regular Oxford Ties
or gun metal cali, tan calf glaze kid and patent colt
feathers. Spring and low heels. Natural Form and
other lasts
Infants sizes. 5 81. 81 25. 81 SO. and 81 50.
Child sizes 81 to IL 81 81 p 81 so. 81 90, and s.
iSses sizes, rs TO ,, at Sl25, $3.50, Sl69, Sl75
s. on. and 81 so
Growing girls sizes 70 5 at 81 9S s. 50. and $500
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

ROMAN SANDALS-Iu all patent leather. patent
lea her Vamps with dull dark viCi golden
brown kid, patent vamps with champagne tops
Misses sizes, II5 to >. at g.
Child sizes, 8. 20 II. at SI.69. SI.75. and s..
Infants sizes TO s. at 75c 81 -. SI.5O and SIS.
Babies sizes. , TO 3. at 75c. SIOO and SI.25.
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This Coupon and Sc

-entitle the bearer % three pack
ages OF Grandma's Powdered BOrax
Soap
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WHITE CANVAS FOoTwEAR-The correct foot
wear for Palm Sunday and Easter sunday wear White
Canvas shoes in button style and Roman Sandals
priced according to size
Shoes. 75c to 81 pair, sizes , to ). 4tos
Sandals, 81 to 50 pair; sz 81 to H. and IIl to ,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Coach Hecox. OF the Technical football
team, viii have to round up new back
field for the Eastern game. which will be
played Friday at the American League
Park. The only regulars that viii be In
the game are Tew and GIL.
The fourth year girls of Central High
viii tender the championship football "a
feed" in the large drawing-room OF the
school Saturday night
Eastern High Schools hopes have been
! raised at the news Of the crippled con-
dition OF Tech team.
The basketball team at Business viii
be out for practice next week. The old
men who viii report are Dodge, Rath-
bone. Scott. Bridget. Wilson. Nash,
Knight. and Shaw. The new men who
are being counted on are Farquhar, Bas-
ton. Zappone. Holland, Molineau. and
Wise knight has been elected manager
and Is arranging an attractive schedule,
while Rathbone VIII captain the team.
Kelly Morris, and Sinclair will be re-
placed in the Eastern game by Peake,
Michael. and Schwegler.
The Eastern basketball team has been
out only one week. and are showing UP 70
a good advantage under their own coach
ing. They have not as yet elected a
manager and captain. but the choices for
these positions are McCaffeTy for man
ager and Lyon for captain. The old men
who have reported are DAILY, Varella. Nc
Canery. and Lyon. There is plenty OF
new material. and some OF the regulars
may lose their jobs, as the second team
players are giving them a hard rub IN the
practice games
Bin Foley. CentraPs physical director,
will call the football men who are COM
ing out for the track team Friday. and
set them TO work training with the large
squad he has now under his wing The
old men out for track are Fisher. Cullen,
Reuter-. who is captain, Hamilton, Dyson,
Tibbets, and Lawrence. The first three
named are depended on 10 carry of the
honors in the dashes.
The second set OF basketball games
between the sections OF Business High
will be played to-day.
Evans, who was Eastern High Schools
star forward on last seasons basketball
team, has decided 20 return to the Capt.
tol Hill institution. lie viii greatly
strengthen the team.
Acting Capt. Thrall, Of the Technical
track team, is having trouble in finding
place for the team 10 train.
The track team candidates at Business
will be called out for practice by Man
eger Burdett next week. Scott has been
elected captain and the old men expected
10 report are Rathbone. Shaw, Schoeheld.
Bridget. Holland, Scott, Goldsmith, VII
son, and Molineau. Plenty Of new material
Is expected 10 turn out.
Baseball at Technical looks promising,
as the old men IN school are Lynch,
EichendOrf, Sinclair. Burley, SchwegleP,
\ fo
plenty OF new men who have signifed
their intention % coming out when the
team starts practice.
Companies [ q are going to have
a track meet lis Is the first time an
intereompany AFFAIR has been attempted
The PiedmOnts. a basketball team, or
ganlzed the Business High School,
would Ui,e 10 arrange games with all
second ..alns OF the high schools. The
PiedmOnts have challenge already from
the Eastern High School second team.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
BIRD-MEN IN SESSION
OrnithOlOgists OF Country
Open Convention.

Public sessions were held yesterday by
the American Ornithologists' Union. now
holding its twenty-eighth annual con-
gress at the United States National Mu-
scum
DR.. c. D,)Waleott opened the public
session yesterday with an address OF well
come 10 the delegates. Frank ". Chap
man. OF New York. first vice president Of
the union. acted as chairman az both the
morning and afternoon meetings. Papers
on special subjects pertaining TO bird life
We're read
The address on Bird migration" by
DR.. Wells w. Cooke was one OF the most
popular and interesting OF the day
Other subjects taken up during the day
We're: "Ihe cOurtship of the American
golden eyes or whistler" William Brews-
yer, Of Cambridge; Bird strays in a
great city" John Tredwell Nichols, OF
New York. Nest life OF the screech owl, %
Althea r. Sherman; Two hawk faml-
lies" b. S. B0Wdish. of New York City;
Some rare and interesting birds OF the
sunken lands IN Kansas and Missouri, ."
Arthur Fl. Howell; Some experiences and
impressions OF the COW bird" Wilbur r
Smith. South Norwalk. Conn; Some or
astrological results Of biological survey
field work in l9l0,' Vernon Bailey: a
tuncO experience" Wilbur f. Bailey,
South Norwalk, Conn.
The annual dinner for members and
their friends was held last night at the
Riggs House. about 100 attending The
dinner was entirely informal. there being
no POSTMASTER and no speeches being
made.
DR. and Mrs. c. Hart Merriam, 1919
Sixteenth street northwest. viii give the
members OF the union and their wives an
informal dinner tonight.
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circuit Court No. 2.

No. 0i51 Bowie Va Hyde; verdict for defendant
Judgment forthwith; appeal bond 500. Attorneys,
Baker, Sheehy s Hogan. and Nelson Wilson-Gor
don & Gordon and J. s. Easily smith.
No slG0 saul IS. wilkins; deposit ordered 70
turned. Attorneys. Brandenburg & Brandeuburg.
No. 5oi22 Duke rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; on trial. Attorneys, ". J. Lambert and
r. T. decentralization, Colbert, TesTks q Ham
ilton.
No. 1915 MagTuder " Luttreil ct a.: judgment
on verdict. Attorneys. Ralston, Siddons Rich
ardson- Hamilton. Colbert. Ysrkos & Hamilton
Assignments for Tuesday, November I6:
No. l32. Stevens vs.. Lee Attorneys. Forrest 8
Bendheim-Thonas
No. l04. Wines administrator, ys.
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys.
Leckie, Fulton Cox
No Is Clements vs. Model Laundry Company.
Attoneys Darlington J0hns0n-PeIy & son.
No. s. K0hen " Washington Railway and Elsc-
tho Company Attorneys. Hin. Rogers Mattingy
and W. G. GardinsE-J, J. Darlington.
No s.. Ray Brez administrative, rs. Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company e a.. Attorneys. TOhriner
& NeWmyer-McKenne & FlsnneTy.
No 100 r. Harris s. Co. vs. Louis Abraham&
Attorneys julius Peyser-R B. Behrend.
No rs BeaI IS United States Trust Company.
Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatman-DOuglas. Baker 81
SheFsll.
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PRACTICE RESUMED
ON The HILLTOP
G. U. Team Runs Through
Light Signal Drill.

Regular practice was resumed at
the whole varsity squad, u ose who got
in the game against Virginia Saturday
being on hand Neither Barriceno. Car
ter. nor Bergin at ends were out. and
Walsh did not don a suit. although he
was on the field receiving instructions
from Coach Nielsen. Because of lack
of men In the extreme position. Sitferding
was pressed into service after Hegarty
had made an early return 10 the gym
nasium. Jamison being used In Barricel-
los place. Only the lightest kind OF sig
nal work was gone through. more 10 get
the stiffness out OF the men, and after
this every member OF the squad went
around the track at a pretty fast clip
for a mile. Dunn was out In a suit for
the first time in two weeks. and although
he may not play against V. NJ. J. next
Saturday. still II Is probable that he viii
be In good shape for Lehigh on Thanks
giving Day and may be much needed. too,
since the Pennsylvanians have a very
heavy team, especially in the back field.
and the HilltOppers will need Dunn 10
bring up TIE weight OF their men back OF
the line
AS scrimmsge may be renewed this aft
er. Charlie Cox will issue a call for his
second team, which was temporarily dis
banded last week, and which was great
factor in whipping the Hilltoppers into
shape for last Saturdays contest
Emory Hodgson. a former Georgetown
player and later captain OF V. NJ l.,
was on the field yesterday afternoon
watching the practice and incidentally
congratulsting all hands on their fine
showing against Virginia, the score Of
which is now painted IN big black letters
on the college wall 10 the north OF the
field and IN very conspicuous place.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday I91o9


Estate Of Edward MeAahon; order accepting offsr
az sale.
Estats Of Ellen P. sampson; letten tsstamentary
granted to Annie S. Woodruff; bond. $50. Att0r-
neys, HaInilt0n. Colbert. Verses & Hamilton.
Estate Of Mildred Johnston letters q adminstgs-
ton granted 70 Gabriel +. johnson: bond. 800 At
t0mey. l. Williamson.
Estate Of Michael 7. Burns; order TO employ
counsel.
Estate q WilhelminR =. Burgess order for partial
distribution Attorney. Ivan Heideznan.
Estste q Alice Simmons order Of references.
Estate q Lena d. smith, win dated March 2.
Ia06
Estate Of Harriet A. Marshall; viii dated June 2
1903.
Estate q George ". Edwards: order for sale CT
business. Attorney. J. Il. Myers.
Estate q Loais G. I0ynes petition FOR reference
Estate Of William +. Hunt; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney, ". T. Powell
Ia Eliot ShreTe ct al. order FOX allowance. At
torney. J. ". Glsnnan.
In Re John Bolse; order for allowance Attorney.
same.
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MOTORS COMPANY ELECTS.
Important Changes Made I'm Person
mel of Directorate,

New York, Nov. l5.-The annual meet
ing Of the General Motors Company was
held to-day in Jersey City. important
changes in the board OF directors being
made. These directors, nominated bv the
voting trustees appointed in connection
with the 5.oO0.o0O issue OF notes bv the
company, were elected.
W. c. Durant. A n. Brady, ]. ]. stor-
row, Albert Strauss, ]. H. McClement.
n. l. Tilney. Richard Lukeman. ir..
George Richard. jr. B. F. McGuicken'
II. 1. Carlebach and Arthur p. Bush
jr. With the exception OF Mr.. Durant.
they are all new directors. The last four
temporarily on the board. They viii ha
named, it is understood, are merely
succeeded later by four business men of
Detroit.
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No 6LI4. Thomas, administrator. IS Capital
Traction Cunpauy; verdict for plaintiff for $50 At
torusys Alfred D. Snith-parr. PsyseF & Taylor.
Ma. 556 Mcnamara vs. Washington Terminal
Company e a. mandate q the Court Of Appeals
presented and judgment fog costs Attorneys. Lcce.
Fulton d COz-Hamiltou Colbert, YeTkes q HaHil-
ton.
Ne HZ77. Kirksndsn Ct Al. - Williams ct Al
On trial. Attorneys. RAlston. Sidd1ns s Richardson
w. II. White.
Assignments for Wednesday. November Is:
No. a. Mcnamara u Washington Terminal Com
pany. AttaEneys Leckis Fulton & Cox-Hamlltoa.
No g. Miles Va Capital Traction Company. At
torneys, Hackett-PeTy q Dunlop
No. s.. Jennings ID. MlhaE. Attorneys Bride
GeTtman.~
No. s. Jones Us United States Continental
Jewel Filtration Company. Attorneys. Doyls-Hay-
den
No. G.. Townsr ct al IS. william z. Saunders ct
al. Attorneys. Happier & Aeriilst and Hayden
JohnsOn-Berry & Miner.
No q J. A M0riArity administrator " The
Washington GaSlight Company. Attorne5a Il. j..
Montague and J. A. Moriarity-R- ROss Perry 3
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OCEAN LINER DISABLED.
Loses Propeller at Sea and Forced
10 Make Sail.

The Navy Department received word
yesterday from the U. S. S. Wheeling
that the steamer Cheruskia, OF the HAM
burg-American Line. bound from the Per-
sian Gulf to New York. had lost her pro-
peIler and is under sail for the latter
port.
When sighted by the Wheeling the
Cheruskia was about 745 miles east OF
Bermuda. The propeller was lost on Oo-
tober %. and the Cheruskia reported TO
the Wheeling that she had made but
fourteen miles a day since the accident.
The Wheeling n unable TO offer a tow.
owing TO hel c@ll size and insufficient
coal supply
The CheruskIa .as four weeks provi-
sions. the Wheeling having supplied her.
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sman EIected nirnctor

]. II. Small jr.. and not Edwin c.
Brandenburg. as at first announced, was
elected a director at the meeting OF the
Board OF Trade Monday night II is
probable, however. that in accordance
with the custom OF the organization. Mr..
Brandenburg will be selected TO iii the
vacancy caused by the death OF ]. Whit
Heron.
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DATES OF CAPITAL
INDOOR MEETS

Local athletes will be pleased
TO note that three sanctions have
been granted by Chairman of tho
Registration Committee Joseph
J. RattaIiata for Indoor track
and Geld games. The first set
viii Re held in washington, d. C.,
on February 4, under the au-
spices Of the George Washington
University, while the second and
fhIrG affairs VIII also be held in
the Capital City under the direc-
tlOn OF the Federal Games Assoc
citation and the Georgetown Uni
versIty, the former On February
rs and the latter on March 4.
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PURSE SNATCHER ACTIVE.

Mrs. Belena sualnson. OF S07 z street
northwest, reported last night that a ne
gro boy had held her up near Seven
teenth and U streets northwest late last
night and attempted 70 steal her pocket
book, She screamed and the negro ran.
Mile Nelson and Keziah Garter. both
eOlored. also reported that their pocket
books had been snatched IN that vicinity
last night. They lost only a few cents.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned uatil December g.
Equity Court No. I.


JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 00N MagrldeF vs. Richardson: exceptions
oger7uled and auditors report ratified: appeal sn-
pegsedcas bond. slOo. Attorneys. Nathaniel aud
c. 4 Wilson,. Z. Ray.
No. zj5.a Coleman rs. Coleman, commission or
dersd to issue. Attorney. N. steaHran.
No. &536 Marsh Burgdorf: decres pro con-
fesso. Attorneys, D. orc. Calhghan-"' G. John
son.
No 9G8 Rabbitt u Rabbit: Hule Feturnsbls
November IS Attorneys. J. y. McNell-C. Car
rugton
No. 27n In r. Harold W Phillips Newspaper
Service. change q ordered Attorneys, Leokis,
Fulton & Cox.
No. g78 Thomas IS. Smith demurrer ordered
stricken from fles Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdzle
C w. Owen and Gord0a S Gordon.
Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. ZlfZ7 Haupt Va Butler et a. required 70
give bond q s2oOo. Att0neys. McCammon aud
HAYDEN.
No. 1851. CLARK "a Vegetarian Meat Company e
a. sale c1uhrmea and rrfsrence to suditoT. Atser-
negs, Baker. Shelby & HoEan-F. G Geger.
80. $40 Head ct H. Se. IS Peters: order 70
sell Attorneys. ". X. QuIntsr-E G. Duttou
No. 257e. Gisnnon. &c. rs Clinkius; deccs pro
confesso and order Of publication. Attorney. J. w.
Glennon.
Assignment for to-dsy;
No Is Bride ys. Baker. AttOrneys Hallam B
0'Callaghan-Baker & Ridout.
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McGRAW SIGNS FIVE
YEAR CONTRACT

New York, Nov. 15.-JOhn j.
MeGravv signed a nve-year con-
tract with the New York Ma
tionaI League club to-day. IL is
said that he viii receive more
than $4,000 for his services dur
ing that period. McGraw was
supposed 10 get $4,000 a year
and n percentage OF the clubs
profits In past seasons, although
the figures were not made public.
His new engagement is a teEtt-
mOniaI 10 his success as the
Giants leader.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
CATHEDRAL SECONDS WIN.

feat in Fast Game.
me second team OF the National Cathe-
dral School for Boys defeated the Ken
esaws yesterday by a score OF 10 to O.
The game was fast and snappy through
out The feature OF the game was the
playing OF Lockwood and Small for the
Cathedral boys. while Snow and Lynch
starred for the losers. Cathedral scored
in the second period and in the third
period lockwood made a beautiful run
through n broken field for 60 yards, and
on the next play Small carried the oval
over for the second touchdown.
fna-ap and summary
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IANaul1A.

No. 6s055. Hesht & Co v. Leo = simontcn
Judgment Municipal Court S62e. Attorneys, Lester
s. Price
No. 5So8. Charles II. Shelton ~ Yost & Her
rel. damages. $1,000. Attorneys Marx Steasnzn
aud Il. II. Classic
No. 5S5. Florence E Stafford IA John B. Har-
rel; appeal defendant. Attorney. G. A. White.
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Probate court.

JUSTICE GOULD
In re Charles NJ. Coates ct al; order to cucumber
real estate.
Estate of Horace B. Rsborg; Wilton J. Lambert
appointed guardian; bond, S.ooo Attorney W. j..
Lambert.
Attorney, Frank ststsoa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
English bantam Loses.

New York, Nov. 15-Jimmy Walsh. the
American bantam champion, won a scien-
tific ten-rOund bout by a small advantage
from Sammy KellaT. claimant to the
English title, at the Fairmont A. c. to-
night.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16

Boston. Nov 15.-Jlm Stewart. OF New
York. was given a seyert beating by Jim
Barry. OF Chicago, in their twelve-round
bout at the AFmOry A. A tonight.
Stewart took the place OF Joe Jeanette.
who showed up to-day with an injured
hand.
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EanIfv shin.

No. 9g72 Sarah Ltehasld rs. Frank Latehheld
e a.. divorce. Attorney. W. A Co0nbe
No. 97l2 William A Redmond trustee. vs. IN
known Heirs Of Enoch l. ZslI Ct a.. quiet title.
Attorneys. p. ~ Brown and W. b. Guy.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. SO In e q HziDss L0ngac-e; discharge
ordered.
No. TO- In re Thomas B. Psnicks. u; adiudica-
ton and Eeferelcs.
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AdmiraItv Pefifion.

( No. siS. United States ". One Motor Boat; libel
/ Attorney. C. r. Wilson.
No. 90. United States Is One Motor Boat; the
/ tender q the Iona; libel Attorney same.
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Savings and Trust Company. tr1stee. 70 securs
the American secuEty aud Trust Company. $50.
5 years, per cent. semi -annually.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No OF. United States Va Stock 4 Liquors, sc.
order Of release Is g Charles Arey.
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Rankruptcr PetitLon.
DEEDS OF TRUST.

No. To1 In re Thomas B. Penick; assets none;
Liabilities. Si5Ssl. Attorney. L c, Williamson.