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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
ABOLISH THRONES,
HIS RING PANACEA
Wiener Urges Champions Be
Named Only as Great
Fighters Develop.
BY WILBUR WOOD.

n YEW YORK, February g.
M Frank Wiener, chairman
Of the Pennsylvania Box
ing Commission, offers a
drastic panacea for boxing's ills.
He would abolish all fistic titles,
at least until such time as some
great fighters are developed.
IT realize that this cannot be done
the way things now stand" says the
dynamic Philadelphia. But really the
champions we now have are champions
in name only. In all the major divi-
sions there is only one real fighter
among the champions, Mickey Walker,
and he never fights in defense of his
title.
Juniors Are Better.
"Rosenbloom, Freeman, Battalino and
the rest of them are jokes, compared to
the champions of the past. In the by
phenated classes 1t is not so bad Benny
Bass, the junior lightweight champion
is good fighter, and so is Jack Berg
who heads the junior welterweightS.
They are good, but not great fighters.
THE whole fight business is stran-
gled by the poor lot of champions. If
~ve only could do away with titles for
. time there would be better fights
Just look how the heavyweight division
Is tied up. If all titles were declared
vacant and the word was passed out
that after a year or so the boxers who
stood out would be named champions,
believe there would be some good
fights.
Wants Federal Control.
Lack of 4. national control also is
choking boxing. L suppose it is unlikely
we will live to see the game under Fed
eral control, but that would help lot.
If fighter was found guilty of taking
or any other serious offenSe he could
be barred all over the country.
II made a speech in Philadelphia the
other day in which 1 advocated a ma
tional boxing commission. Some of the
papers said that 1 had come out for
the National Boxing Association.
didn't mean that at all. What 1 did
say was that it would be a great thing
if there was national body with abb
Solute power"
How many State commissions do you
imagine would be willing to step down
in favor of such national commits
sion?" was a question.
Il can speak only for Pennsylvania"
said Wiener, but 1 can promise that
my colleagues and myself would be
glad to quit If Federal control could be
arranged"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
PICKS DUKE COACHES
Voyles, Assistant Director, Among
Those Wade Names.

DURHAM, N. c., February [P.-
Wallace Wade, director of athletics at
Duke University, has announced the
appointment Of Carl Voyles, freshman
coach and chief scout at the University
Of Elinois, as assistant director of ath-
letiCS and end coach at Duke. He will
begin his services here next Fall.
At the same time Coach Wade an
nounced the personnel of his foot ball
staff for the Fall Eddie Cameron, for
f1ve years assistant foot ball coach at
Duke, will become back coach and E. H
Hagler, freshman coach last Fall. will
become line coach. Herschell Caldwell,
co-coach of the Duke freshman team
last Fall, will continue as freshman
coach and will be given additional as
siStants.
Coach Voyles is a graduate of Okla
homa A. & M. College at Saltwater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

Speed! That's Purdue all over
again on the basket ball court. Note
the Boilermakers handle a rebound
that No. 4 takes from the opponents
basket.
Like. flash he turns and whips
the ball to his center, No. 3, who
often lays back on attack. At the
same instant both Purdue forwards,
Nos. and 2, are speeding basket
ward down their respective side
lines, each having gotten the Jump
on their opponent guards.
AS gets the pass from he turns
and whips the ball to No. /, the left
forward, now turning near the cor
ner to veer In toward the basket. No.
! gets 1t on the dead run, dribbleS
stride or two and leaps to ring the
basket. Snappy work, fast running
and quick, accurate passing hang
up another 2-pointer for the Boiler
makersl
eOopyTights 1ea1.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
Shadow Act Might
Do just as Well

CHICAGO, February Q R.-
~ Wanted: An opponent for
Tommy Loughran Of Philadel-
phia, former world Interchangeable
champion. Nate Lewis, matchmaker
for the Chicago Stadium, signed
Loughran today for bout February
20, but when it came to locating
warrior to oppose him, he was
Stunned by all approached.
fluffy Griffiths refused the assign
ment, contending he has a match
with Jack Sharkey in prospect.
Charlie Retzlaff, the Duluth, MINI,
knockerout. also baked, claiming
he damaged his hands in polishing
off Johnny Risko in Detroit last
Friday night. Now Matchmaker
Lewis is seeking volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

fo S; antttsIolvislon, r. V. VS.. Extension, In
LUCKY STRIKE.
National Capital Lesgue-Parkwav FILLING
" TyDotthetse LeagaeBis Print Shop VS..
simonds, Fellowship Forum VS. Natio3agie Era a.
gGrsV11n ing, Ransdell vs. American Electrotype,
Publishing VS. Central Printing. H.K NSAdG yeaI
cspial f Press VS. VS. G GbaSes National
Judd & Detweiler vs.. Standard Engraving
p Matsninst9n Typographers VS.. Lew Thayer,
potomac Electrotype VS.. Columbian Printing
Western Union Mems League-Delivery vs.
n nesfars nc Eqaipment vs. Accounting, Re
Western Union Ladies' League-Orange VS.
Orchids: Silver Six VS.. Colds, Lucky Reds xis
NORTHEAST TEMPLE.
District League-Temple VS.. John Blicks.
ARCADIA
Federal League-Treasury vs. G. p. O.
Navy vs.; Post ONCE. Internal Revenue vs.
VS.. P. B. & P. p '-'Ai
CONVENTION HALL.
sanico League--Fagan vs. Mercer. Diehl
Is. Lefer' Roberts vs. Kins Mortimer sq'V VS..
vs. fl Sos Is tx Unit H. s. We AE y e.
IS. TS, Fl Us: As; c5 vs. d. cs vs. Di ii Mn n.
Merchants League-Uneeda Bakers VS..
Southern Diaries No /, Thompson Bros
Furniture vs.. NJ Kapneck Electric Co. Coca
Cola BottlinE Co. vs. E. W. Minte, Skinless
Franks VS.. Southern Diaries No. Q. National
Glass shop VS.. Barber & Ross, District Gro
Gerry Stores vs. W. r. Winslow Penn Electric
VS.. Thompson Dairy.
RENDEZVOUS.
Fraternity League-Kappa Phi vs. Alpha
Iota Kappa, Chi Sigma vs. Sigma Lambda
NJ Kappi Phi VS.. Sigma Phi Chi Alpha
Iota Kappa VS.. Kappa Sigma Chi
SILVER SPRING.
North Of Washington League, Section l.
Avignone FrereS VS.. White Pig, Commission
ers vs. kensington, American Legion VS.. L.
z Breuninger, Frank l.. Hewitt VS.. John H.
coner & Proctor vs. Geary-Johnson.
CAPITOL HILL
Capitol Hill League-Scott's Cafeteria VS.
City Cab Shop, Loefaer Motor VS.. Washing
| ton Paint Remover
ROCKVILLE.
Rockville League-Burrows VS.. Mechanics
EVANSVILLE ARCADE.
Prince Georges League, Section Com
pany VS.. Bankers.
Prince Georges League. Section 2-Hud-
| diestons Garage VS.. Clinton.
| Prince Georges Ladies' League-Wood-
| peckers vs. Judge.
MOUNT RAINIER.
Mount Rainier League, Glass A-Dixie Piss
Mount Rainier League, Glass Brakeman
Service Station vs. Scoofers
Mount Rainier Ladies League-Cottage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
keller OUT FRONT
IN COUNTY PIN LOOP
Dixie Pig Bowler Has Average of
107 in Section 2 of Prince
Georges League.

Keeler, Dixie Pig No. 2 bowler, is
the high average pinner of section of
the Prince Georges County Duckpin
League with 1923. Keeler's pace is for
90 games.
High of the Eagles is second with
107-28, and third high honors go to
Sherwood Of the BARRIERS.
Eagles, though collecting almost 200
more sticks than Dixie Pigs, No. 2, are
trailing by two games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
POST OFFICE LEADS
RAIL "Y" PIN LEAGUE
Audit and Station Teams Close
Second and Third-Miller's 100
Average High.

With the finish of the race in sight,
Post ONCE still is out in front in the
r. r. Y. M. C. A. Duckpin League
with Auditors and Station running
close second and third.
Miller Of Shops is the high average
bowler with 109-1O. Frederick is the
big gun of the league leaders, his 1O8-3O
average standing second high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
TREASURERS FIRST
IN ALMAS PIN LOOP
Fookes Leads individuals With
Average of 109-Sam Rice's
$40 Is High Set.

Treasurers are out in front in the
Almas Temple Duckpin League with q
hree-and-one-h alf-game lead over the
Floor rollers.
F'ookes is showing the way in high
individual average with 109-14. Papas
is second with 1922, while Sam Rice,
Washington outfielder, is third with
1892.
Rice holds high individual set, 379,
and second high game with ISL.
TEAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
100 Average or Better.
TRAINS FOR CUE GAME
Rudolph, Pocket Billiards Champ,
Grooms Carefully.

Erwin Rudolph, for the second time
pocket billiard champion of the world,
trains carefully for his profession. He
spends five months of the year on his
farm at Chardon, Ohio, and doesn't
smoke or drink at any time.
AS young man he worked in an iron
foundry and is as well muscled as a
fighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
Only Exceptions.
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
Garage.
NEW STADIUM IN JUNE

Mayor Frank Hague has promised
that Jersey City will have its new mu-
nicipal stadium ready in June. It will
be rented to the Jersey City Ball Club.
Mayor Hague also is anxious to have
the next world heavyweight fight there
and says 10000 can be seated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
SALESMAN.

Large corporation. which has maintained
Offices in Washington for 10 years and has
a well established local business. desires the
services of a wide-awake energetic man as
local representative. This is an opportu-
nifty for the right man to establish himself
in a permanent business where he will be
paid for loyalty and service on generous
commission basis; sales experience not abso-
lutely necessary II you measure I'D to our
standards in other ways. Address Box
17S-M. Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

CHEVROLETS, 192e-1926; priced from SIS to
1915, in coupes, sedans. coaches and cab
riolets. Buy at the home of ''TTev Values"
The Trew Motor Co., 1909 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
TAKES CANNES CHASE.

CANNES, France, February (F9.-
Monsieur lie Marechal, owned by q. l..
de Mola of Buenos Aires, won the
Cannes Grand Steeplechase over q
course Of two and one-half miles.
Acadryos was second and Saint Ber-
nard third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
ARGENTINEs TRIUMPH.

LOS ANGELES, February P.-
The Argentine polo team defeated the
Hurricanes, 8 to 8, in the opening game
OF the coast open championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

High team game-Treasurers 599.
High team set-Crescents, 1880.
High individual game-Goodman, 155.
High individual set-Rice, 379.
High strikes-Holmes, "a
High fiat game-Haas, %.
High spares-La Clair, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
Team Standing.
Season Records.

High team game-Shops. 572
High team -Woodchoppers, 1881.
WoodchopperS, 23,496
High individual game-Mller, Shops. l47
High individual set-Willtams Station, aga
High strikes-Young, Head Pin. "a
High spares-Fredericks, Post ONCE, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
PERSONAL.


MILLINERY-ExPERT REBLOCKNG. RE
modelling; RACHEL M BERRY, formerly
with Julius Garflnckel & Co. Lincoln 1860.
NenIosa, Apt 80. %
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
Is no need TO feel that they must accept in
ieTior funeral services, due to inability to pay
Co oePs COMPLETE e fnnerS CARS ca and sI
for as little as SIS Worlds finest water.
proof, alright, guaranteed, steel burial vault
may be had from Chambers for $s5. In case
ih Gs t 6ss 6EsH nT W
NEW TAP DANCING CLASS FORMING
this week; lessons only 81 per week: enroll
now; come in or phone Adams 1885. Ma
tional Studios Of Music and Dance 1928
l4th NV. Open till 10 pm
A MODERN HOME FOR THE CARE OF
convalescents, aged and invalids; bright, at
tractive rooms, excellent care and diet;
references. Adams 0696.
WHEREVER, YOU LIVE. WE WILL CALL
Tor and deliver 6d your dress cleaned and
coats, 800. Ladies' coats, 500 We dye
All colors of the rainbow. Star Light Dry
Cleaning Co.. 2008 18th st. NV. North 1879.
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds. antiques, silver and gold. Liv-
ingston & c., 1919 F st. NV. Nat. 5649.
BRIDGE, AUCTION OR CONTRACT; CLASS
or individual instruction; day or evening;
moderate. Adams 10462.
TRoUssEAU MoNoGRAMING OUR sPE-
CIAI'TY; BY EXPERTS. THE EMBROID-
cry SHOP, 827 18th NV
WILL SELL ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP. CON
gressional Country Club; $3.50. Address Box
339-K. Star office.
REDuCING---10 TREATMENTS, IS; CABINET
Turkish baths, baking, cleo. treatments; re-
suits assured. North 6208. 9"
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Phone ,E,2lls,I Natio ma .I2sll;,
REEORE SELLING

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Household effects, merchandise, stocks.
etc. Thirty-nine years serving
the Washington public.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled The
Lincoln Co has no connection with any
Arm in the business. Phone Metropolitan
anything of value
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HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
BOY, white to work around store. Must be
abe abe to drive Apply Peoples SC and lOc'
CANVASSERS, SIS per week. drawing &C
count against commission; no selling. APP
ply 53ll Georgia ave. NV
CANVASSERS, experienced, to enter life in
workers: permanent employment; oppor.
tunity for advancement. Apply am, 1903
st. NV. 4th floor.
DELIVERY MAN, experienced white, reliable
and above all willing and pleasant worker,
for wholesale house; reference; sig week to
MAN-Competent for our service depart
ment; married preferred; must have neat
appearance, fair education and able to drive
light car. Steady position with chance Tor
to II Tuesday. 97s National Press Bldg.
MAN with car to sell retail grocery trade
Commission 6oc per .s2;7o order with free
MECHANIC for Fords: first class Model A
Apply Mr.. Magill, Parkway Motor Co., So4o
M st. NV.
MEN to sell SLlb. can hand soap at Csc per
can. Apply before 8 am. and after 4 80
p m, 46l II st. NV. 10e
PATENT MAN for preparing applications by
ieum refining company. Must be young
chemical engineer, preferably with some ex-
Patent attorneys ONCE. Patent once, and
Or, similar work with a petroleum company.
In application state age educatlon' e1peri-
able; furnish photograph. Address Box
34l-K, Star office.
PATENT ATTORNEY desired as assistant for
reputable WASHINGTON firm. Must be skilled
cution work. Address Box Am. Star once
PHOTO EN0RAVERS-We want .f1rst-class
photographer. copper etcher, fnisher and
rodeer. Permanent position in open shop.
Address Box 336-K, Star once.
SALESMAN. With car; Washington and
vicinity; permanent and increasing business
for worker; some canvassing; satisfactory
financial arrangements Apply am. Burch
Metal Weather Strip Co, 4l0 Bond bldg.
SALESMEN-Wouldy you like to be associated
with an uptown Ford dealer2 Would you
like to make real money? Would you work
Mr.. Walsh; Eynon. Motor Co.. 1897 Irving
SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced, famil-
lar with the hotel and restaurant trade;
and good opportunity for the right man
Address Box tam Star office. 90
statesmen - The Ford Motor Company is
take care Of the inquiries, we must have
tent to sell our new cars. TO, obtain all the
getic and ready to work Nolan Motor Co,
I'LL 18th stwn.w., Ford Dealers.
SIGN PAINTERS HELPER for wall work.
Bell Signs, $50 10th NV.
THE ]. R. Watkins Co., established 1868,
Must be over IS years and able Ss to furnish
character ter references PROTECTED territory;
develop YOU. Apply only after i pm, 1888
Illinois ave. NV, corner Ga. ave.
WE will employ one man with a car and
one without for outside special work. Man
other s. a day Apply RIM So7. Barrister
Bldg, 635 st. NV. 10 am. sharp, Tuesday.
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NATURo THERAPY, PHYsIO THERAPY,
massage for anemia, rheumatism and arth-
rtis. 1928 Fairmont. Adams 7064
ONE LARGE, ONE SMALL, NEWLY FUR
nished room, next bath; well heated; Ami;
priv. home. 1913 N st. NV. No. 6206.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR KILLED FOREVER
by Dr. Stevens DeVitalizing Cream or money
refunded. 302 KreSge Bldg, HOS g st. is
YOUNG WOMAN, COLLEGE GRADUATE, NJ.
A., desires position as research worker, tutor,
ONCE assistant or any other type of work.
Address p. MCCOY, Beltsville, Md. 8"
REFINED YOUNG LADY MUST HAVE I'M
mediate employment; experienced as gov
erness, cashier or clerk. Address Box 1885,
M. Star ONCE l0'
FOR INVALID OR HELPLESS LADY, EVERY
care given.A Private nursing; beautiful room
in charming house of nurse. Special conces-
sion given lifetime patient. Al references.
Address Box 255-M, Star office.
DANCING TAUGHT BY LADY-POPULAR
steps, lessons. IS; single lesson, 81 as. 2035
z st. NV, LEgare Studio, Decatur 1878.
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SALES MANAGER.

Local man, Of proven ability. to manage
established retail electrical speciality bust
ness. A profitable and permanent connec-
ton for one of integrity and ability. Ad
dress Box 45-M. Star office.
MEN to sell the complete line
OF CheFrolets; now is the time
to connect; the fast selling sea-
son is just ahead. Apply H.
Rosenthal, Mandell Chevrolet
Co., 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
GIRL, white. for light housework; one
child IS week with room. ~ Donaldson St,
Cherrydale, Va.
GIRL or young woman. white, for general
housework; small family; steady work. prefer
country girl. 402 G st. Sc
MOTHERS HELPER, white. IS a week and
room and board. $500 Ridgewood ave-,
Chevy Chase. Md. Wisconsin 377l-W.
NURSE-Children' nurse, experienced, pref
erably German; convenient location; state
age and references. Address Box 46-M, Star
office
SCHOOLGIRL, colored, to help after school,
IS You st. NV.
WOMAN for general housework; no washing;
good wages; bring references. Apply 2208
Que st. NV.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Has opening for wide-awake salesman and
rent lady; consider husband and wife; no
salary; on percentage basis; must have good
record, experience, reference and furnish
bond Address Box 135-M, Star ONCE.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1928 model, to Sc
lect from, some have new tires and paint
Jobs, all have been reconditioned and carry
our 30-day guarantee; your car in trade;
terms to suit; prices start at S245 MandeIl
Chevrolet Co, 18th & Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Atlantic 44O0
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Bowling Tonight
COLUMBIA.
LUCKY STRIKE.

NLauieS Agricultural League-Co-operatior
rs: tnterolvlsion, r. V. VS.. Extension, IN.
formation VS.. Cotton. 40
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

MEN. experienced, for all types of work
also women and ONCE help. References ex
amined and approved
UNEMPLOYMENT BUREAU Of
The Junior League Of Washington:
Nat e444 Epiphany Church, 1917 G st.
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EORD

Salesman; an opportunity to connect with
large Ford dealer on attractive basis; must
have clean record; not afraid Of long hours.
Phone Mr.. Raymond, Natl. 1882, Monday for
appointment.
A NATIONAL BANK
requires the services Of several men from
age rs to As in its personal service depart
sonal and sales records, character, appear
ance and references. Permanent connection,
future and excellent earnings assured the
right men. Interview Mr.. Smith at $3.50
am. 305 Commercial Natl. Bank Bldg.
SHOE SALESMAN.
Thoroughly experienced in fitting girls.
juniors and young misses shoes. Address
Box 200-M Star office.
DELIVERY CLERK.
An energetic, capable white man who is
thoroughly experienced in local delivery
work. Address Box 20l-M. Star ONCE.
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CHRYSLER SPORT ROADSTER, 1928, model
So; see this sporty rumble-seat Job; paint
very good, practically new tires and the mo-
tor Is o. X; only s245; terms, $9s down,
10th st. NV. North oS47. ''
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


TEA ROOM and 9 extra rooms, doing flne
business: wonderful opportunity for two la
dies who understand business; best north
west location; low rent. Don't fail to see
Mr.. Fowler. sos st. NV
WILL BUY LIMITED NUMBER OF WARD
man Park 6l2s, Corcoran Court IS and
Jefferson Apartment bonds at prevailing
market prices. Address Box AJAX, Star Of
fee. 10s
FOR RENT, first-class restaurant in good
neighborhood. M M. Parker IL Co.. 1928
Conn. ave. Dec. 1851. g
GROCERY CIGAR AND CANDY STORE FOR
sale sale; 1 rsnt' s25 Ala Mass ave. NV Tel
GROCERY STORE, ROOMS, s.W.--Good
corner almost given away. Information at
1904 4th st. Sc. g.
SMALL HOTEL FOR sALE-owner win
sacrifice for cash sale. Address Box 138-M,
Star office TO-
GROCERY and delicatessen for sale; $1,000
cash; leaving city. SIT ST. NV. los
BAKERY, SMALL. with good routes reason
GENERAL STORE hrst-class, in growing
vicinity; soda fountain, light lunch. delica-
lessen, confectionery and toilet goods Ad-
dress Box 29l-K. Star once.
ROOMING HOUSE on Mass, ave-, between
18th and l4th n.w.-A little beauty, money
maker and a bargain. Worth $3.50. Price
If sold Monday, $3.50. Sec Mr.. Fowler, SOC
r at n
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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tor o. X; leather upholstery; only $3.50;
terms. $64 down, balance monthly. Pohanka
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FRESH YOUNG COWS AND HEIFERs,
Hoistein1. W. 4. SHERMAN, Mclean va.
Pnone Falls Church e40-Fe4. 10e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
Price A Title?

At the end of about three more meetings of the New York boxing boxing championships will be worth about As stands right there heavy weight champions the world and fyweght champions of the world last Tuesday Max Schmeng longer heavy weight champ the the Gotham and affiliated which that have working agreement with that combination including Connecticut please On the other hand the Teuon Shger worlds heavyweight champ the official of the National Boxing and will fight Young Stb ling Chicago title and $500O00 the latter which draw Shakey, estimated will worlds New York despite the fact that he lost that title foul will probably back without licking anybody perhaps his ound Johnny Buckley Funny isn't n
 Then there's that fywegh ointment New York Midget Wogas of Philadelphia world champ while the N B. A. Frankie Genao the kngpn l2 pound he boys had New York recently and there's still champs for the bout ended of despite fact that ngs thought Genao eight twelve of the fifteen rounds Figure that and will also be credited with knowing the that How high up Then wrestling which has been of the phonie of
 sion getting the crowds and the At that the game string the dark dim of the days of the manly of self defense
 About the only thing that fairly this writing that the last of the officially recognized worlds heavyweight boxing champion will begin with the letter S Take pick Shkey Sbing. Schmeing Sam Sena?