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The Washington times., 1925-12-31
RIRTHS

Herman E. and Nellie q. Gochenour,
David I. and Naomi E. Kerr, boy
william and OrIa McKenney, girl.
John J. and Barbara N. Gormley, girl,
Robert M. and Pearl L. Mcdonnell,
Lewis r.. jr, and olzie c. Watson.
Carl d. and Margaret f.. Adams. boy.
John J. and Mary C. Flannery, boy.
William HI. and Lillian ". CarricO.
boy.
Louis and Mary Rosenberg. girl.
William C. and Mabel d. Heider. girl.
George H. and Barbara A. Christy.
Joseph W. and Ellen M. Robecheau.
Ralph j. and Emma A. Harden. girl.
Russell c. and Ella M. Bennett, girl.
Louis NJ. and Nora L. Carson, girl.
Thomas r.. and Mary e. Waiter, girl.
Louis and Viola Lampros, boy.
John v. and Frances e. Yeager, girl.
James and Bessie Nelson, boy.
Pleasant and Marie Morrow, girl.
John and Frances Jackson. girl.
Emmanuel and Addie Martin, boy.
Moses and Blanche Porter, girl.
Morton and Blanche Brown. boy.
William l.. and Julie e. Brown, boy.
Robert and Mary Butler, boy.
Joseph and Halle Bell, boy
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
MI. RAINIER To
C0UNT HEADS

Which is the biggest town in
Prince Georges county attsyille
or Mt Rainier
HyattsviIle claims n ..metropoli.
tan" population OF more than 5000.
and ifs "suburhs' will add at least
another thousand to this figure. ac-
cofding to business men of the sub
urban community.
Mt Rainier. on the other hand,
believes its population will eclipse
that OF it's sister city and means 70
prove its contention.
Under the direction OF Gilbert w.
Hughes, president Of the Mt. Rainier
Citizens Association, house-to-
house canvass will be made Of the
town to ascertain it's true popuIa.
ton. Only human beings will be
counted, officials of the association
declared today. Dogs. cats and pet
goats win be excluded.
A special session OF the citizens
association win be called IN few
days. it was said, as the regular
monthly session scheduled for last
Monday night was postponed on &C.
count of the Christmas holiday sea.
son.
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SIS, 900 SUIT FILED
AFTER AUTO COLLISION

{ Gertrude Frank. Of Baltimore, TO
day filed suit In the District Su.
preme Court against william r.
Johnson, Of this city. for $25, 600
damages for alleged personal in,
juries.
Represented by Attorney Harry
A. L. Barker, the complainant all
leges that while operating her au.
tomobile September "a along the
Washington Baltimore boulevard
near Halethorpe, Nd. she was run
nent injuries.
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Local Produce

BUTYER-Fancy, 1-pounds prints,
Sec: tub, 50@53c; store packed
40@45c s.
EGGS Average receipts; 4sc;
storage. 36937c: hennery, 4e@5Oc.
POULTRY-Alive: Turkeys. top,
43@45c: spring chickens, 32c; fowls,
Csc; Leghorns. Csc: ducks. 26@27c
bits. top, 30035c: rabbits, seconds
15@z0c; dressed turkeys, top, 4s6D
Soc; spring chickens. S3@36c; fowls
S0c; leghorns. 2602Sc; ducks, $50
SOC: keats. 70@80c.
LIVE STOCK-Calves, top, 15c;
hogs. 131zc.
MEATS-Be tic; lamb. 2 soc;
veal. 22@23c: dressed pork, 15@Ifc;
: pork loins, 30c: pork shoulders, zoo
&c; fresh hams 2O@3Oc. -;
ARPLES-Suppiies moderate; de.
mand moderate; market steady; bar.
reis, Maryland and Virginia, Yorks
a ~ inches UP, S4.50@5; A 2A
inches, $3:50@4: A 2N inches
black twigs, $5.5006.75; "A 3 inches,
Romes. $5@5.30: few higher; boxes
Washington, medium TO large sizes
delicious. extra fancy, $3.75; fancy,
1925; bushef baskets, no sales re,
CABBAGE - Supplies moderate
demand moderate; market sIiRhtIy
stronger; New York, bulk per ton
Danish type, $5O055; few higher.
CELERY-Supplies moderate; de,
niand moderate; market steady; Cal
tfornia crates, 81 dozen, $500
SIS; few higher.
LETTUCE - Supplies moderate
demand limited; market steady; Cal
lfornia and Arizona, crates, iceburr
type, $475@5.35; mostly around IS
ONIONS-Supplies high, demand
limited; market steady: Michigan
and Indiana. 1O0-lb. sacks, yellows
$3.25; few higher.
OTATOES-Supplies moderate
demand moderate: market slightly
stronger: Michigan. 150-Ib. sacks
Russet Rurals, mostly $3.50. New
York, 15Olb. sacks, round whites
$7@7.50.
SPINACH-Supplies light; demand
moderate: market firm; Texas
bushel baskets. savory type, $1.7i
@1.S5.
CAULIFLowER-supplIes mod
crate: demand moderate; marke
steady: California, crates, $292.35
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate
demand limited: market slightly
weaker: Cuba. repacked. skies, ripes
count. $6@6.5O.
STRING BEANS-SuppIies tight
demand good for good stock: mar
ket steady; correction yesterday
report, demand slow for good stock
should have read demand good 80
good stock. Floriad, q busfel ham
pers, green. mostly fair quality an
condition, $3@s; best, mostly IS
black xnlentines. best, mostly e4.St
CARROTS-Supplies moderate; d.
mand moderate: market steady
Texas. btlshel baskets, e2.6O@2.75.
naand moderate; market steady
PEPRERg-supplIes light; d.
manA Haht; market steady; FIorIds
crates fancy, mostly SIS.
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SEE Old YEAR
OUT ON $50
(Continued from Paga I'D

Continued from Page Ii
across town to the dwelling Of his
fsir one. whom we shall call Emma
line. which was her dear Uncle
ADAMS wtfe's name.
Emmaline isn't ready. but soon
win be. The taxi waits. Jasper
fideets.. Here comes Emmaline'
Hurray!1, Murray! They enter the
taxi and eventually alight at the.
alter. Jasper grandly hands ove-
the $50 bill.
Don't kid me, brother says the
driver Il amt got change for
that
i ."Very; WELL says Jasper. You
wait here santff Il, get change at
| the box office I've got to get
tickets.'
s..I.H wait in the cab. 2 says En-
rnaline. Il You might NOT ger the
seats, after ALL ~
Jasper gets the seats, all right.
!. He buys. s.. 80 worth ofsseats. break
Ing the $50 hill. and he comes out
with. S41.2O He pays the taxi
driver his fare of 1920 and tips him
uiiarter EFnnaIine. and Jasper
20 into the theater. The $50 bill
has dwindled already to $3S.75.
Gets Prescription Stuff"
During the first act. Emmaline
and Jasper discuss the question Of
liquor.
Emmaline had strictly forbidden
Jasper to bring anything with him,
and he complied with her wish.
Now, It appears that Ennialine
would make an exception of New
Year Eye-and it's very late for
negotiations, indeed.
Jasper calls, UP number during
the first act intern1ission, and gets
a favorable response-"but you'll
have to come up here for it,"
Jasper consents, and agrees to run
UP after the second act. Glowing,
he rejoins EnInlaline. Banlxroll.
depleted by a nickel, stands $3.50.
After the second act, Jasper
ducks out, calls a taxi and drives
up to an apartment house.
ITS real prescription stuff" says
the benevolent old gentleman. hand
ing Jasper pint bottle. That's
why I'm able to sell you a pint.
That'H be $3.50"
That's robbery, growls Jasper,
handing over the desired amount.
He leaves the apartment house.
| and the taxi whisks him back to
the theater. His little expedition
cost him $S.2b. sending the cash
on hand down to $30.45.
After the theater. they visit a
restaurant for "a little. snack" he.
fore going to the night club. Jasper
leaves the restaurant with just
The party at the night club is
just beginning when they arrive,
Their reservation secures them a
table, and the fun is on.
! Jasper orders ginger ale, puts on
a paper cap and. sometime later
becomes boisterous, much to EN-.
naline's discontinue.
After three hours of revelry
their bill comes to $21.75. The
charge. you see, was $40 a person
whit so cents a bottle for ginger
ale and IS cents for service charge
Jasper tips the waiter 81 and
the hat checker a quarter. He
has $3.50 left.
The ride to EmmaIine's home IL
punctuated with remarks by the
lady on Jaspef's conduct.
However. there is pleasant
finale and Jasper leaves for his
own humble abode, wishing 1t werC
not quite so far away. The driver
gets lost for several minutes, but
Jasper doesn't know 1t, being
sound asleep In the cab. WheT
he Ii aroused. the cab has stopped
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PRIZE FIGHTER IS SHOT;
SHIELDS HIS ASSAILANT

NEW YORK. Dec. S1.--A mysteri-
Gus telephone call early today
summoned a policeman to a room
ing house. where he found William
Pfeiffer, rs, a prize fighter, lying
unconscious In his bed He had
been shot in the back and head. At
Harlem Hospital his condition was
pronounced critical.
Complete mystery surrounds the
shooting, for Willis Pfeiffer re-
gained consciousness. he refused
to reveal the identity 70 his
assailant.
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before his home, and the driver ID
shaking him.
'tAll, right, buddy. -Four twenty
-Four twenty?"
That's what / said"
ooh, very well. Here. Gimme q
dollar. Keep the vest"
Thanks"
Dawn is breaking, as our here
sits in his room, coatless. wonder
ing how he happened to fall ASLEEP
in the chair. He Feels in his poe
ket, and his fingers come in con
tact with a bill. He draws it out
and looks at 1t. One dollars. He
runs his fingers through his tousel
ed hair. Where did the rest Of the
fifty go?
Happy New Yearl
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Dealh nellees

RIsTIG on wednesday. December sO,
1925, ct her residence 310l Iwensy-
fourth 81. Me-, ROSALIE CATHEhiNA
RISTIG. beloved wife Of 4. WlLlaaIt
Services will be held at her late resi-
dencs on Saturday, January 2nd, at =
81 M Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. (Charleston. s. G.. papers please
copy.)
TYREE-On Wednesday, December ~,
1923. at her residence 620I 18TH ~:
.r,,isee I. =, 81 81 Tyree and mother Of
ZeIna n. Tyree and Mrs. BlizaOetn
Shutack. = sn.a.
Services at the above address, 0n 80
aav January u 1925. az IA q. m. IN
farys,araf IN Rock Creek Cemetery tSan
Francisco papers please copy
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CAR LINE BUSES JOIN
IN vi. il. Il. FARE SLASH

The washington Railway and
Electric Company advised the Public
Utilities Conaf1ission today that the
reduced rate 81 fare on the busses
Ut the washington Rapid Transit
Company would apply also on their
line running from Fourth st. and
Central Ave. ". e.. downtown on
Rhode Island Ave.
The bus line on Rhode Island
Ave. Is scheduled to begin opera
ton on january
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Wm.IIAM y. MARCY

Word has reached Washington Of
the death OF Postmaster William
L. Marcy, So years old, who died
yesterday at his office in Annapolis,
Md. Mr.. Marcy, who had held the
position. of postmaster Of Annapolis
since 1923, was taken i'll yestes day
and forced to leave his work, but
returned to his office today, where
he was fatally stricken.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
l0TT||VGs FROM.
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. BIZ
According to statement made by
Police Captain w. w. Campbell,
1926 Virginia automobile tags will
be honored in this city until Feb
ruary /, unless he receives further
orders. Sheriff Fields OF Arlington
county. some time ago issued a
statement to the same effect.
AIexandrians are making extcn-
sive plans for New Year Eve cele-
brations. Several clubs are having
dances Including the Old Dominion
Boat Club and the Belle Haven
Country Club. Many are going to
Washington TO spend the evening.
Lator Harris, Washington police
man, was slightly injured when his
car collided with one driven by
George "A. Refer, 1904 b. Capitol
ST.. Washington. on the AleSandria-
Washington Pike late last night.
Harris car was turned over and
was demolished
Judge f. G. Dnvall, who Eetires
as police justice today, was pre-
scented with q gold pencil and pen
by Attorneys Alfred H. Collins and
T., w. Watson on behalf Of the
Colored Bar Association.
Judge q. Duvali dismissed
charges today against Brown e.
Tolley, of Fort Humphreys. and
Sergt. Prentiss Moore OF the air
service at Boiling Field, Of holding
up the store OF Ahram Levy and
shooting Policeman Charles Stew
~, 49,
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TWO DISTRICT MEN
JOIN ARMY,s RESERVE

Two washington men have nc
cepted commissions In the Army
Reserve Corps, the War Department
announced today.
They are: Joseph s. de Betten-
court, 15S Bryant st. M. W., second
lieutenant, Quarterrnaster Corps,
and Palo Alto Mitchell, 2i3S Cali
fornia st. N. w. second lieutenant,
Infantry.
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WmRuR ". CREEL

Funeral services for Wilbur Wal
ter Creel, 4S years old, who died
yesterday at his home, IA Thir-
teenth st. N. W., will be held
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the residence. Interment will be
private.
Mr.. Creel, whose death was
caused by heart disease. was 2
member Of Federal Lodge. No. i,
II. "A. A. M. He Is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Mabel MAY Greet;
three daughters, Edna May, Vir-
ginia and June, and brother.
John Al. Creel. He was member
Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church
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IlEATIEd

peter Lalovitch, Is yaars. IT. Elisa
Ds virria HsD smith. 81 year. 10 10th st.
z Priserla +. stailinss 4 years ss7 &
Fl ns siii clark. ~ PEARS Providence
aS capthsrine ii. Hlser. Is years. 1857
Louis Louis DeGregaria, "a years elsctrlc
Mary b Douglas a years. Emergency
Ap Herman ". Davis 50 years. 1905 ,
=; cs St 9. Lee. - years PfOvIdencs
A1 august =. oe.s 81 years 90 p 81.
: Mary q; + MoLausnlin. g ys.ra ssis
isi isaac &C Cohen. 70 years. slbiey Hos
pee George Campbell. a years. Home for
Ag fTlanI robert be, ". and. carmiils
Rooney. 10 hours. SlbIey Hospital.
Infant John and Airs Brennan,
hours. Providence Hospital
Dayid TheInaes 81 years, Home for
& Matte Little. is years Freedmen.a
Raymond Raymond swami. Is years. 81 ST.
Z Fannie chism, Is years. GeOrsetown
sarah Davis. 70 years. 1905 18th ST.
n w.
S emmanuel jackson. % years 100
50 st. N. w.
Henry Digs. n years. walter Iced
sy'ivsster Baldwin, 50 years, : Alex
andeFs CT. ~. w.
Infant James and Bessie Nelson. I
Infant Francis and Rosa Boweer. ~
hours. Columbia Hospital.
Infant Robert and Josephine Under,
is hours. $40 " 81. N. w.
Infant George and Amy Meter.
hour. 1854 ID Sc. 8. w.
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AuGusT 4. GETZ

Funeral services for August E.
Getz. S8 years old, who died last
Monday at his home, SO4 = 81.
II. e.. win be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at his late resi-
dence.
The Rev. II. M. Hennig. pastor
OF Trinity Lutheran Church. will
offfciate. InterInent will take place
IN Prospect Hill Cemetery. Mr..
Gctz. who was president Of the
American Building Associat lEn, was
q native Of Saxony but had Lived
In this country TOR the pat sixty
eight years. He Is sury we'd BY
three sons. Charles and William
Getz. Of washington, and august
II. Getz,. jr., OF California, and two
daughters, Miss Emma Getz and
Mrs. Julia Faulkner, both Of Wash
fngt0n.
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REV. w. j. HOWARD

Funeral services Tor the Rev. w.
j. Howard, II years old, who died
yesterday at his residence, loo
Massachusett Ave., will be held
next Sunday at the Zion Baptist
Church, OF which he had been
pastor for the past thirty-nire
years.
DR.. Howard, who was native Of
Fredericksburg, Va, had been 9
resident OF this city for fifty seven
years. He was active In religious
and fraternal circles, being thirty
third degree Mason, member Of All
branches Of colored Odd Fellows.
treasurer Of the Baptist Minister'S
Conference, the Stoddard Baptist
home, the Odd Fellows Patriarchie,
Rising sun Lodge Of Odd Fellows
and chaplain Of the Old Veterans,
Odd Fellows organization.
He was also d trustee of Virginia
Union University, Of Manassas In
dustrial Institute and Of Freling-
huysen University, and vice presl-
dent OF the Lott Carey Foreign
Mission Board. Surviving him are
his wife ard seven children, Mrs.
Bertha H. Collins, DR.. William y.
Howard, Mrs. Elizabeth Fl. Lewis,
Mrs. Louise II. Pack, Miss Juanita
Howard, Mrs. Irnna III. Alien and
Miss Ruth w. Howard.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
CHEVROLET TOURING
1924 MODEL,

Car in perfect condition; new tiress
original paint: wonderful buy for
amount OF unpaid notes: SIS down,
car in trade; always open. See ~.
Cats. Peck.s Garage. a1al 1tth -
y. W,
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Easiest terms. Your car As part
payment.
Dodge "a Touring ...... $40
Ford "a Coupe ........ go
Studebaker Sedan, Il. S.. 400
Studebaker Special ...... 400
Buick ,25 Touring .... 80
Lexington Sport .......s 100
Durant rs Touring -. $40
Olds 43 Coupe. -. $500. 200
Hupmobile '23 Touring 80
Olds '25 Coupe ....... CSC
Oakland "a Sedan. $40
Dodge Coupe, 23 1880. 459
Nash 2 d. Sedan .... Coo
Nash "a Touring Z. $50. 1bn
Nash '23 Touring ......... 500
Nash Sport ........... 6shl
Ford Sedan, 4 d ....l.... 70
Maxwell Coupe (Ducol ... $40
Dodge "a Truck. 300
WHY'S Knight, Buick, Ssude-
bakers and other late models
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Announcements

42As4AV&AAA&Gn4eGAt ~
Phone CLASSIFIED Ade 70 Mosn $3.50.
LOST AND FOUND !
BILL FOLD Lost, contalnIng sum of
money. Reward Of 500. Malm A1zg.
COLLIE PUPPY lost 3 mohths old I;
!. from from 1sll s ast e. az ~ Pnone
DOGS Two. lost: black Poodle, mixed
Water Spaniel, answers name SMOKEY.
very fat: also white Poodle, brown spot
II middle Of back: answers name %
reward. lincoln 21s7.
.FOUND Bunch Of keys on New York
Ave, Wednesday morning; near tn
st. on leather strap. Call North so1
after p. n.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Lost: gold. inscrip-
tion n. Il. Kennedy; reward. eze
Sc. y. W.. Franklin 684.
FOX Terrier; lost: male. bobbed tail;
white symmetrical brown ana bIack
back: SO reward. Adams l2ea-W.
t'INDEns- nc Won find anything and
cannot locate the owner through tie
Lost and Found ads III this news
paper call At Room so. HeaFst Bldg-
Index, which contains q cOnptete ltst
Ck all lost articles that have been
adysrsised Il this Y. neWspaper y ~
AeMSS e ~ - ~ - ~ - -
GLOVES Gentleman's leather gauntlet
driving gloves@-Lost downtown De-
c6raber "a. Reward 723 shepherd St
n. w. Col. 1912.
GOLD WATCH Between 9Th and It'll
SITS on Md. Ave. N. p. Initials, a Mi.
Ribbon and pencil attached Reward u
returned to $50 Nd. Ave. NJ y.
HALF or GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN. lost,
on Tuesday afternoon December g.
between 231O Conn Ave. and MintWoOd
pl. Reward. 2510 Conn Ave NV
Apt. 1o1.
PIN lost, large cameo, Tuesday. Re-
ward. Phone CIeveland 1857
POODIT-- White. lost. female. recently
clipped answers to name Of ErItzles
lost in vicinity OF II ct. ~. H. be-
tween 6th and 10tfs reward. Call Linz
coin 1880.
RING Lost, diamond engagement. N
jewelers. envelope; liberal reward
Potomac $3.50 Nv.
SUIT CASE. lost. black leather, con-
tanning ladies dresses: 18th St. EuctlsL
Id Florida Ave-. OF Florida Ave. 18th
and 18th SITS. Reward. North ~.
LOHERe when ynu advertise lost
arkfcle IN the Lost and Found Cla0AI-
kicatiOn or this Newspaper Your al
vegkleenkent receives the benefit q
FREE listing ID the Lost and Found
Index maintained BY the Want Al
gervise Bureau Of this nsWBpaper.
Your advertisement = flied In this
index Cor period Of two Cd months
Such SERVICE facilitates the recoy-
cry Of lost aftlclea Advertise. =
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Harry cannpssII. e: ara crass .,o A

Harry Campbell 70. and Grace A
Stewart, rs. The Rev. vi. Carrnll.
Herbert CT Savoy, 50, and Matte
Laws, ~. The Rev. "A. Sayles
Wilmer Thomas Frazser. ana
E.sie Louise Payne, ~. The Rev. y.
z Robert rt' 81 b. Crawford. iii. 70, of Bos.
ton Mass, and Nina u. Robinson. ~
of Island Falls. Ne. The Rev. Y.
e xi Erlss w. cuilun, 10, and Mary
Alice Fleetwood. 10, Of Harbeaon Del.
The Rev G. Maddox.
Walter Edward Th0maa n. ana
Lillian Maud Uphold, ~. The hey. z.
Aiber bert Crawford, SO, and HATES
p 5Thorlnaa "a. The Rev. w. y. jarvis.
James L. Piatt Is Of Mullins s q.
and Rosemary Kiiiian, -. the fsev.
Hugh %. Williams. 20. and Josephine
Buchvalt IS. The Rev. a. Stokes.
Leonard G. Glass. 30, and Mildred -.
promweiI 26 The Hey. r J. Hurney.
Dominique August Bergeron, -, ana
Nree z. Foster. -. The Rev. 7. =.
s9 Louis a. Hys. %, q PhiI..ds:lIphi...
pa. and Edna e. Young. q. Of Trout
man III. g. The Rev. A Ri Bird
Lawrence Henry WEIGH, Ga, and MAJ
lie EIesnor WOodson. 20. The Rev. y.
Fl ro ,ls1g y Henry cIarl ana Lillian
Teresa Hurlxe. 32 The Rev. a. 2. Oids.
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WHY'S Knight, Buick, Ssude
bakers and other late models
coming in.
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RTJsTNEsS PERSONALS

Avg, 1915. please communicates with
Mrs VIM g, Dickson. Montchanin. Del
BUSINESS PIsRs0NAH,s "a
DEFECTIVE SERVICE FOR OVER
49, yhs IKrsAP sSS sIFf; SH.pc.
ELECTRIC MASSAGE. VIOLET RAY
THERM0IdTE treatment for neu.
rftIs. rheumatism, nervousness. 9z1 1btk
ST. Room 1908. Main 1852.
ELECTRIC bath massafGe. FIloumatiglnI
poor circulation nervousness. Net1l
3oints. raduata nurne tcolcEedl-
SfTAIsP TREATMETgT mantcuring v0e
q ST. it W. srd floor. room !
SCALE TREATMENT, facial massage
9ss g ST. y. W, Apt. 3 Frank 1908
sPECIAL NOTICES
THE Annual Meeting Of the stockholdsrl
Of the Seventh Street Savings Banh
for the election OF Directors and such
other business as may properly come
Tuesday. January II. 1895. st o'clock
%. M, In the banking rooms at the
corner Of 9TH and y Streets y. y, ";
secretary.
PURSUANT 70 Section 4. Article 8,
3of By-LawR notice II hereby given
that the Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Capital Traction Com:
pary for the election of q Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF SUCH other business ~
may be brought before. the meeting
Will be held AZ the office OF the Com
pany. 36th and NJ Streets NJ W.
Washington. D. O., on Thursday. Janu-
airy IA. 1926. at lO.45 o'clock q, M.
The polls Will be open from II o'clock
CHAMPION. Secretary
TEMPORARILY we win be located at
610 Penna. Ave. ~. W.. south side,
and within few days will have much
of our stock replaced new"
GEORGE j.. MUELLER, INC,
Wholesale Candy.
clio Penna. Ave N. w.
Phone Main 1898.
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PERSONALS

WOULD the party that was trying e
find relatives Of John Williams q
Aux. 1915. please communicates with
Mrs WIN. g. Dickson. Montchanin. Del
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
FORD COUPE

1a21-rcxcellent mechanical ~ccnditipp
and appearance, many extras. inc
humpare shock absorbefss autonatlo
windshield viper sDsedtasm enc ,c g sss1
be sold at once: terms. s4e 10th 81.
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Judge f. G. Dhvali, who Eetires
as police justice today. was pre-
scented with gold pencil and pen
by Attorneys Alfred H. Collins and
q, w. Watson on behalf OF the
Colored Bar Association.
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NASH
NASH
COMP ARE

orr prices. .sBring your deposit
Easiest terms. Your car as part
payment.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31

BUICK SUBURBAN SEDAN
Late model; new paint: good tirlNs
Mechanically .. K; can Be purchases
for unpaid notes amounting e. $751;
Your car taken In trade. Always
omen. see Mr.. Cats. PeclE's Garage
POI 18th st. ". w