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Auction Sales
THOMAS BOWLING 6 CO., AuctiOneers


NOTICE is hereby given that on WEDNES.
pay, DEcEMBER 2 l9Sa; At NJ o; go
L Street N. E, Washington D. g.. we will
sell at public auction to satisfy accrued
storage and other charges the goods de-
scribed below, stored with us under the
names listed, N. Wilson, last known adj
dress. 907 18th Street n. F; 4 chairs;
J. B. Rourke last known address; d
Alfred Harvey, last known address. 732
4th Street n: ". q pieces Of ho .GshSI.
5000 Warder Street N. W.. 20 pieces of
household goods; M. B: Buchanan, last
known address. 1860 Hardwood Street
N W., pieces of household goods. In
case the proceeds of the sale of any lot be
not sufficient to cover al charges accrued rue
action for the remainder due win be
brought against the owner of said lot.
THE JACOBS TRANSFER
COMPANY. INC
III Florida Avenue N. E.
Nov "a .Dec.1 Washington. d. e.
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DEATHS

Catherine wickliffe, 80 years. Provi-
simeone Auriti, ST years. s27 Mary
AI Annie Narcisenfeld, Sc years. 1924
st. N. E. oo,o raw.
Mary ". Thompson, 10 years, Florence
Peter Evogelalos, S. years, George
Blanche e. Lewis, As years, Homeo-
pathic Hospital. s,n
Charles A. Strickland do years. DIV
Fioridea Luciano. SO years. George
Washington Hospital
John Theurer, . months, children's
infant of John and Annie Mihas, IT
DAYS, George Washington Hospital.
Margaret Watson, 80 years. 20 Fen
Richard johnson, II years 44S First
Theophelas Caldwell, IS years, SOS M
Sterling Bell. 10 years. Freedmen''
Irene Nelson. % months, Freedmen'S
Hospital.
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EDWARD STAHL

Edward Stahl, 70, retired
member Of the Metropolitan
police force, died yesterday at his
home, 1912 Fourth st. N. w.
A native of Germany, Mr.. Stahl
came to Washington when he was
child and had lived here since.
He was a veteran Of the Indian
wars.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Fannie F. Stahl; a son, Hugo
Stahl, and daughter, Mrs. Edna
L. BouleS, Of Washington. Flu
neral services will be held tomor-
row at 1890 a. m. at his home,
with interment in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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BY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
the laws Of the United States of Amer.
lea governing the disposition of seized
property being of the appraised value of
$500 or less, as being subject to forfeiture
under the provisions of the Internal Reve-
hereby given that the following .automo-
Bis: September Is. 1881 Dodge - TSS SI
Motor. No. A-2546s9: September 20. 1881
Der -. 1881. Cadillac Touring, Motor No
6S-A:670: September IS. 1881. Chrysler
1880. Dodge Sedan. Motor No.. 75697s:
August ygnt, q, 1921; Dodge c99Egpe. Motor No
1881. Dodge Sedan. Motor Mo. A-623o39:
October 1881. Pontiac Coupe. Motor
Roadster Motor No. >As14e35: October Z
1881. Chrysler Roadster Motor No 4S26O.
A: October Is 1891. Ford Coach. Motor
No 1135Ol5e: October "a, 1891. Chevro.
1881: Hudson Sc Sedan r.. Motor No; ssssS$:
Motor No. A4536721: the causes Of seizure
being violations of Sections 1880 and 1853
of the Revised Statutes of the United
States. respectively. Any person or per-
sons claiming any Of the above property
are required to appear and make such
CLAIM, on or before The 21st day Of Dseem;;
the Revised statutes Of the United States.
f. Q. MERRICK. Prohibition Administra-
BsTIIANDFoRD. Acting DEPUTY Admins.
traitor. District of Columbia. Dated Mo-
vember 20 1881.
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NEWTON C. ADAMS

Newton C. Adams, SO, Of 1882
r st. N. w., retired economist OF
the Labor Department, died sud.
denly yesterday at Emergency
Hospital.
A native of Clarence, N. Y,
Mr.. Adams had lived in Washing
ton for the past 43 years. He
retired from the Labor Depart
ment last May.
The son of the late Newton H.
Adams, a surgeon in the United
States Navy, Mr.. Adams is sur
vived by his sister, Miss Janet
Adams, of Attica, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at 2 p. m. at Speare's
chapel, 1923 Connecticut Ave. N.
W, with interment in Clarence.
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Bids and Proposals

THE GEORGE WASHINGTON uNlvER-
sITY-office of the. Assistant to the
Comptroller. 2O33 G St. Northwest. NoVep.
conditions herein will be received at 2
o'clock p. m. December IS. 1881. for fur;
nishing all labor and materials to be ussd
cal and Hospital Laboratory to be located
in the rear of 1337-39 H St. Northwest;
Specifications and plans may be obtained
at this office after 10 oeLoGk r m
for each set of plans. CHARLES Z. MEX
RY, Assistant to the Comptroller.
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Banker
Dies in Texas Home

The death of Daniel Sullivan, a
banker of San Antioio, Tex, has
just been reported.
Mr.. Sullivan is said to have
been worth $100,00o,000. all of
which was made from a small
bank which he established so
years ago. He is survived by Eliza
beth s. Ciem, Of this city.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
L0IuS PEEL

Funeral services for Louis Pfeil,
retired meat dealer, who died yes
terday at his home, 7l6 Twenty.
second st. N. w.. viii be held
Thursday at his residence, with
interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Pfeil was a native Of Wash
ington. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mary Pfeil; a son,
Amiel Pfeil; two daughters, Mrs.
Edith McQuade and Mrs. Chris
tine A. Cavanaugh; a brother, Will
liam Pfeil, and a sister, Mrs. Edith
Stewart, all Of washington.
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Street Car Seat ROlU
Ends in Fist Fiqht

More than a dozen passengers
on a street car participated in a
fish battle early today, follow
ing an alteration between two
passengers over possession Of a
seat.
The conductor Of the car which
was laden with office workers
weStbound from Fifteenth and
H Streets Northeast, quelled the
disturbance. No one was injured.
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WILSON FREAS

Funeral services for Wilson
Freas, 81, a traffic officer, who
died yesterday at Gallinger Hos
pital from injuries received in an
automobile acc;6.ent, will be held
tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the chapel
Of P. A. Taltavull, 1876 Seventh
st. 8. w., with interment in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Freas was knocked down by an
automobile Saturday at Ninth and
K Streets northwest,
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Legal Notices
d. Edward Clarke, 426 Fifth st. n. w.
Attorney

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Alice G. Gov
ington, plaintiff. VS.; Charles W. Covington
and Eva johnson. defendants. No. 1881.
absolute divorce from the defendant,
Charles W. Covington, on the grounds of
adultery committed with the correspondent.
it is this l3th day of November 1881.
ordered that the defendant Eva johnson.
cause her appearance to be entered herein
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day of the first publication Of
this order; otherwise. the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default.
Provided. a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and the Washington Times before said
day. ALFRED A. WHEAT. Chief Justice.
tSeall A true copy. Test: FRANK e.
CUNNINGHAM. clerk By n. B. DERTZ-
BAUGH, assistant clerk.
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HENRY WALTERS

Henry Walters, Of New York
city, who died at his home yeSter-
day following a brief illness, will
be buried today at 3:45 p. m. in
today.
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BIRTHS

william H. and Estella M. Smith,
girl. ,,. civ,
James B. and Mary e. Havenner' girl
Ralph and Mary Sucner' glrI'
Reuben and Jennie Hall. boy.
James and Elsie Hawkins. boy.
wilford and Ethel Baylor, girl.
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Business Opportunities

1O-RooM BOOMING HOUSE for sale
cheap. 629 H st. N. W.
wANTED-Partner with $4,000 to share
in legitimate business that justifies $500
per mo, income, with or without personal
services Not get-rich-quick scheme
Confidential. Box AZ, Times-Herald.
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Special Notices

RUMMAGE SALE. DECEMBER "a -,
Articles for every need, by alumnae OF
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY, at 937 h ST..
N W.
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Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

between 1856 Meridian ri. & Key School
in Potomac Heights. Reward. AID. 7OO1.
CAT-Black female. paws face and breast
white: chin black: white ring round lett
Return to Apt. SO. 1923 r st. n. W.
FOX TERRIER, part wire.haired. white
with black spots. brown ears: name
''Keedie" Return 1920 10th st. NV. Rev.
GLASSES lost amber-tinted shell rim: Re
ward. Call after D.. m. col. 7O1o.
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Business Opportunities

IJINCHEoNETTE. downtown, good bus:
reas. terms. Box C-12S. Times-Herald.
MAN. with 81 900 can make valuable con-
nection with or without services in
local manufacturing company: money
needed for the expansion Of business.
Phone National 1888 for appointment:
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rms., 2 baths. nicely
furn., all rented in apt. Priced to sell.
e. P. Jordan. $40 Bond Bldg, ME. 67s4.
SEA Food Restaurant. old eetab.. floors.
living quarters, downtown. low rent; raw
bar. BOX C-109, Times. Herald. -.
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THOMAS, KATIE E.-On Monday, Nov.
80. 1881. at Washington Ssnitarium.
KATIE F.. THOMAS, (nee Kelley widow
from her residence. 10 Boyd Ave-: Takoma
Park, Md, on Thursday. December 3. at
S:15 a. m. Thence to St. Johns Church,
Forset Glen. Md, where mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul at
Q a, m, Interment St. Johns Cemetery.
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Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

LOOA AVN EOOENO
GLAssEs-white gold rims, on Euclid st.
bet HOs1Et AZ lSth so Erida S E sisi 1881
GERMAN POLICE DoG-Msle. large gray
and black. Reward. Emerson 0937.
GERMAN POLICE DOG PUPPY, female,
2 months old. strayed from the house
and answers to name "Trtcks. Finder cal
Decatur 6336-J. Reward offered
HANDBAG, cont. pocketbook. money, gloves.
bet. Congressional Lib. and 18th st. car
sta. or ON car. Rev. Box C-10O. Times-H.
LOsT-BiIlfold, containing money. drivers
permits, membership cards, etc, down
s cain N IsfS u 1852 before 80 3. M or
Adams 1895 after p. m. Substantial
LOsT-BOstOn dull dog. Black with white
nf fsSs Fiyed W. IRON S9 1 SSo1 ap Nevada
Ave. Cleveland 4sos.
LOST, bag Of plumbers tools, Sunday
night Reward. $40 Eye st. N. w.
LosT-Diamond. sapphire flexible brace;
: let. Lib. reward If returned to 2424
Tracy Pl. N. W. Pot. 0567. - -
lost on T st: near 32d St; n. W. 613
Allison st. N. W. COL 4574-W.
DIAMOND NC, PEAR
SHAPED, 10 CARAT; DIA-
MOND NECKLACE; IN &C.
ToBER; VERY LIBERAL
REWARD. DECATUR 3435.
PERSONALS 8
EXCELLENT MASSAGE, refined only. Dr.
Della Ledendecker. Wet ll2O. 3O26 ..
PRYSIUTHERAPY Swedish method and
scientific electrical treatments. NO. 66O3.
PRACTICAL NURSE will board infants up
to 1 year; reference. Clarendon 2343.
DETECTlVES-PriVate confidential: ad.
vice free: Munsey Bldg. District 7O64:
SCIENTIFIC light and Swedish massage.
For appointment call DEcatur 1918.
HoNEY-An kinds. 5 lbs. 9Oc.. L. A.
DRESSMAKING: EXPERT REMODELING.
Mrs. H. r. Browning. $50 NE. AT. 1867
SOUTHERN LADY would like children 10
board, years up: best care; reasona6ls
Private home. Il. 7402.J. 634 I'd St: NE
sHAMPOOs and scalp treatments; also
night nursing. District 1159:
vIT-o.NET sunlight massage treatments
also your residence or hotel. NO. LOB
LOANS, 500 to $500. payable in II to "a
Address Box 1O4. Times-Herald.
FACIAL and scalp treatments. hair tintinS.
form. with Madame Rubenstein DE: 1914
VTTONET baths. reduce treats. BIC. meth
%, GOOQ ruDs lOf CnrOuIc PdIIIO. LIZ 80
FOR rheumatism. colds: sun-ray light. Alec.
rubs: refined white: col. nurse: NO: 276S
SWEDISH Massage by graduate masseuse:
hours to 8 daily: Shepherd 1910.
RUGS made from old carpets. Rug cleaning
a specially Hyattsyille 1856.
ALL DRESSES and ladies' coats cleaned,
75c: mems suits and overcoats soc.
HOwARD'S ODORLESS CLEANERS
Stores ali over town. Kash. Kary
WHEN DEATH strikes family there 10 no
need for them to feel that they must &C
sept inferior funeral services. due TO IN.
ability to pay q high price: the Greater
" W Chambers Go offere q eompiete
funeral cars and all for az little as $50:
the worlds finest waterproof alright
guarsnteed steel burial vault may be a hsd
call the Greater W W. Chambers Coz 18th
st.. corner Chaplin ST. n. W: COZ. O432.
MASSEUSE grad. nurse. healthy col: re.
fined white only: speaks Ger. Fl Pc. $3.50
CASH for pawn tickets, diamonds; 5ewelTyZ
INGSTON. 6O1 18th N. W. MAI. 5649.
DETECTIVEs-Reliabl Confidential. Ad.
vice free. Op. daylight. 200 M. ME. 4lOS
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FLORISTS

GUIDE BROS. CO., 1912 F st. NV
Phone Nat. 4278. Funeral designs
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MASSEIISE grad. nurse. healthy col: re.
fined white only: speaks Ger. FIR Pc. $500
CASH for pawn tickets. diamonds. iewelry.
INGSTON. 6O1 18th N. W. MAI. 500.
DETECTIVES-Reliab confidential Ad.
vice free. Op. daylight. 200 N. ME. ElOS
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Or Monday. November 80. 1881. GER
TRUDE BUciKi1NGHAM THOMAS. he be- be:
loved wife of c. Austin Thomas: Bssldeds
sister. Mrs. Sue Buckingham Moulton. OF
philadelphia Pa Remains resting STING a Fo 1ne
Funeral services will be CONDUCTED on
Thursday evening. Desembsr 3 1891 g n, at
Co. funeral home. 400 Chaplin St: y. W.
Intertnent will follow in Cedar Hill Gene
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-05

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Eagle Girls
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Hafey Expected To
Get Name on Line

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No Change IN Cubs

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-05
Richards Seeking
Salary of $4,000

NV YORK Mar-n 5-7-vr-
cent Richards. national professor
tennis Champion wants $4,000
-e1eE his cC--- .s-5 With b.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-05
Koenig VIII Play
Short Not Pitch

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Match Sunday

SoecLs4 70 Ire Herald
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Champ Clark Kayos Cullen Red in Ninth
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SANANTONIO
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Minor Leagues
+ Face Troubles

WEST BADEN. Ind, Dec. l. U.P)
Meetings of the western and
southern leagues occupied the at
tention of minor league club owners
and officials today on the eve Of
the opening of the annual minor
league convention here tomorrow.
The convention will continue
through Friday.
Minor league club owners from
all parts of the country awaited
with interest the action of these
two strong class A leagues toward
retrenching program.
a majority of the club owners OF
the 10 surviving minor leagues agree
that something must be done to
save minor league baseball from
dying a slow death. and they plan
to take some action this week
toward avoiding 1t. Even the major
league club owners, most of whom
are here, are anxious to help the
minors save their financial prob
lens.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-01
ENTIRE CARD
FOR this WEEK
LOOKS HIGH

Taking squins at the top and
bottom spots on the card for Fri
day night at the Imperial Valley
Athletic club indicates that Match
maker Harry Woodbury. is bent on
keeping up the same high class of
battling that has featured the three
cards held here since the arena re-
opened for the winter season.
And in-the- middle bouts look to
be good enough to satisfy even the
most exacting fan.
In the top spot Max farley,
newcomer as far as this section Is
concerned, but topnotcher up in
the San Joaquin valley, will meet
Babe Colima over the 10-round
route. farley, despite the name, is
a Filipino battler who came from
the islands with Young Tommy and
Milling, two boys who have been
setting the Los Angeles fans on
fire.
In nine bouts, farley has dropped
seven of his opponents for the
count and has lost only one de-
cision-to Kid Francis. Colima has
been seen here several times in the
main spot, his battles with Pete
Sarmiento being we'll remembered
by the fans. He should not be con-
fused with the Babe or Kid Colima
from Calexico, who has appeared
on a couple of cards recently.
Joe Saldivar, the boy who gave
Andy Armstrong a first-class
trouncing last week, will be back on
the job and he draws none other
than Jimmy Kremer, who licked
Carl Hagar on the same card. That.
boys and girls, should be fight
that will make the main event
hustle. Saldivar has never been on
the floor, he can punch and he can
set a fast pace. He will have q dis
advantage in height, weight and
reach when he meets Kremer, and
the latter is q first-class fighting
boy. But Joe showed last week that
bigger opponents mean nothing to
him.
Johnny Cavos is booked for the
special spot with Boyd Shaffer of
San Diego and Johnny's friends
hope he will get into the ring this
time, as he had to be left off pre-
vious card due to an injury.
And the opener-the opener Is be-
tween Nino Perez, the San Ber-
nardino flash, and Babe Ruiz, the
local battler who usually takes a
beating before he gives one.
That's a card to think over for
couple of days and the fan who
does it will be on deck for the en-
tire show Friday night.