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OF HER N. d. POINTS Temp


E1tN1k OTS@VNSIS
For bismarck and vicinity: Cloudy
Wednesday, probably showers and
colder.
For North Dakota: Cloudy and
somewhat warmer central portion,
possibly showers extrnme west por.
ton Tuesday night; Wednesday prob
ably. showers and colder west and
For South Dakota: Increasing cloud
mess and somewhat. warmer Tuesday
night; Wednesday cloudy, with prob
ably showers west portion.
For Montana: Rain or snow Tues
warmer extreme east portion Tuesday
night. somewhat colder east portion
Wednesday.
Iowa. Partly cloudy Tuesday and
Wednesday,; somewhat warmer We'd
nesday.
Minnesota: Partly cloudy Tuesday
night and Wednesday; slightly warm
er In southeast portion Wednesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The high pressure area vel South
Dakota yesterday morning has moved
southwark to Kansas and unusually
cold weather prevails in the central
and southern Plains States. A low
pressure area is centered over the
western Canadian provinces and con-
siderably warmer weather prevails
from the northern Great Plains west
ward and southwestward to the Pa
cific coast. Precipitation occurred in
the southern Plains States. over tho
northwestern Rocky mountain slope
and in the Pacific coast states.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
28.l4, reduced to sea level 2S.9S.
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MONEY 10 loan on first mortgage.
Amounts 100000 and 100000, In
terest Z per cent. Hedden Real
Estate Agency. Phone 0.
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LEARN Harbertng now ct the oldest
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N. p.
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Building and Contracting
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w. j. COMEAU
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new buildings.
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FOR RENT-Iarge front sleeping
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private entrance, close to- bath.
Nicely furnished. can be used for
light housekeeping. also small
sleeping room. Right down town.
Gall at 402 Fifth street or phone
246-M.
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FOR SALE-Practically new two tone
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Phone 1888 or call at 800 Ave. 3
forenoons and evenings.
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FOR RENT-One large room with
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FOR RENT-Furnished two room
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Work Wanted
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SPECIAL haIfcuts Tor E5st6F week.
Limit, one to each person. Kids
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 2 room
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gas stove. also sleeping room. Call
at lis Mandan street or phone
637-J.
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Educational
INSTRUCTION COURSES

INSTRUCTION COURSES 40
EXCEPTIONAL courses short. intensive
secretarial, saves time. more money. d1.
ploma position. New classes now forming
BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r Sc. MA. 234O.
FRENCH-Beginners or advanced privately.
Write School Master. 466 X st. N. W.
PRIVATE Lessons-M athematics. sciences,
languages; Cornell graduate: 81. Albert
Jonas, 1406 Hopkins N. W., nr. goth r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pure Castilian taught by a. young. ,po-
lite experienced native Spanish teacher.
College and law graduate. LII. M. and M. P.
L. New. speedy method used without
omitting anything of educational value or
importance which might be disadvantage
GUS to the student. Private or class les
sons. Social technique as well as dialogue
practice. Diplomatic and legal terms. Be-
sinners and advanced students High
For information and appointment. call
DON ANGEL MES. 1851.
The Washington times., 1931-10-06


For the fourth time darkness
has intervened when two teams
were deadlocked and the match
was postponed until the next day.
Both junior semi-final matches
were deadlocked in this manner,
and also the finals In that divi.
sion. Last night Garfield and
Burroughs repeated the perform.
ance in the senior play-offs, each
winning two singles. The decid-
ing doubles will be played Satur-
day morning, with the winner
tackling Montrose for the title.
Scores:
Gilbert Hunt (Garfield) defeated Jack
Kemper, Go, 6-1; Ben Zola (G.) de-
feated Deland,, Is, 6-S; Johnny Rup-
S-5, 6-2; John Shine OBJ defeated
Tommy Garges. 1-6. 6-4, Us.
Colin STAN, favored to win the
Argyle net title, will have to con-
tend with the DudleyS for that
honor, yesterdays play proved, as
all three reached the third round
without too much effort. Scores:
SINGLES
First round-Attwood defeated Hall,
90, 6-3; Becker defeated M. May,
"a, Is; Jack Dudley defeated P.
May, 60, 6-S; Don Dudley defeated
Boyd, "a, "a; Gable defeat ted Cook,
81 e; MccaOe defeated Anderson
second round-stam defeated Att
wood, SO. IS; Jack Dudley de-
feated Becker. ca, 6-1; Don Dudley
defeated Gable, 6-2, S-3.
DOUBLES
First round-Dudley and Dudley de-
feated May and May, 4-6, 6-4, 81;
Thurtell and Spottswood defeated Nor
ris and schofield, 81, GO; STAN
rs, S-3: Gable and Bates defeated
Cook and Boyd, 60. GO.
Second round-Stam and Atwood de-
feated Gable and Bates, 6-3, 6-S.
The Washington Tennis lAsso-
citation banquet committee will
meet at the University Club at
8 o'clock tonight to plan for the
annual dinner at Wardman Park
on October 81. The ranking of
local players will be released at
the time.
Gilbert Hall is chairman Of the
committee, which includes Law
renee A. Baker, Winfree John
son, Abner Y. Leach, jr., Thomas
j. Mangan, jr., Clarence M. Char
est, Louis I. Doyle, Herbert L.
Shepard, William o. Shreve,
George Riley, Capt. A. j. Gore,
and James Heiskell.
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Paddock Notes

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 6.--Jockey
A. Robertson, according to Agent
George Burke, leaves New York
tonight for Hawthorne, ILL.,, where
he will ride A. C. Bostwick's
Mate in the $4,000 cup test on
Thursday.
Charlie Phillips, who is under
contract to Willis Sharpe Kilmer,
felt bad when he was not taken
West to ride Sun Beau, but after
the worlds largest money Win
ming thoroughbred finished sixth
in his last race Saturday, Phil
lips said he received a break
from Lady Luck.
There are 122 riders here, ac-
cording to Jesse Bennett, GUS
todian of the jockeys room.
Among the corners are
frankie Munden, who came down
from New York to ride the Dor
wood Stables The Beasel; Elmer
Fator, an arrival from Canada;
j. Longo and F. Williams, who
got in from Ohio.
Chubby Leonard came on
from Cleveland and accepted
his first mount on Tempus in
the third race.
Wandering Gold, Vimont and
Manzana are the latest additions
to the schooling list.
Tony Accardy has rigged his
radio up in the Jockeys room
and the knights of the pigskin
listen in on the world series
games when not forced to go on
the track.
Mort Shaw, pari-mutuel mana
ger, has every reason to feel proud
of his crew. The boys turned over
$1,1O0 to Maryland's unemploy-
ment fund yesterday.
George Burke is making the
riding engagements for v.
Smith, who is under contract
to the Greentree Stable. Smith
is said by hOrsemen to be a
clever rider mad visitors this
month will be able to Judge
for themselves as the lads
services are in demand.
The Valley Lake Stables Burn
ing Blaze, winner of the Eastern
Shore at Havre de Grace, went
three-quarters this morning in
1913 rs in preparation for the
$4,000 Richard johnson Stakes
on Saturday.
The Nevada Stock Farms Hy.
gro, second to Burning Blaze in
the Eastern Shore, turned seven
eighths in 1928 3-5.
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Official Scratches
And Jockeys At
Laurel

FIRST RACE
Eive and a Halt FurlOnEs
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Legal Notices
william w. Bride and Thomas II. Cameron.
Attorneys

IN THE Re sTPEEMSE ~ SS GSVRr SaIsiTE or THE Dis Dis
land for Et the extension and .SidsninE ,Si
Iiss :s5io' S6TiGE St SS!R@RiSSp iSR 6RpER OF PTB
LEGATION Notice is hereby given n, teot not
iumbia, pursuant to the provisions OF sec;
ton 1908 to section 1910 lneIusHs' co cOl
the Code of Law. for the Ostrlct Oh ,,ot 10
praying for the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the extension ana Wlnen,hhs ih
Of the PUBLIC alley in square hwa 4oG4' on pIat R
or map filed with the said peniion ,r;s as
part thereof. and praying also that ith tnis
Goar SSs iaS PproHided pEs fSr n such
assess the damages each owner OF isno 70
be taken may sustain BY reason OF Inc @
in Square 4O74. and the condemnation Of
the land necessary for tne purPto;Ses pt;n
thereof. and to assess as dement's resuitlng
ceedings,. upon each lot or part % Of lot Q, or
parcel Of land. which viii 6e 2ene[hseG ,hs rrS gy
portion that the said Jury MAJ, nnd sahn ,ai!1
lots, parts Of lots or parcels OF iann and Wtl bH
Re HsRsitsGd e CODE OF Law
Court Coz tiOtSi this lst day Of october, 1891:
ORDERED that All persons having 1IS ,Snyy ANY
interest in these pr3ceendgS nd comm Ds snded & 10
appear in this Court on or before the lst
A. M and continue in attendance until
the Court shall have made its final order
ratifying and confirming the award o1
of me Jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein: and It is further ORDERED: That
a copy of this notice and order De pno- pun.
weeks in the Warrington Evening. Star.
the Washington Post. and the Washington
Times. newspapers published n Lhe Nnc Ns-
the said LIST day of November 1881. By
the Court: JESSE. G. ADKINS; Justice.
cuNNINGHXM. Clerk. BY HARRY NJ.
HULL Asst. Clerk. rk.-------------
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MILLER Il AD s
Al. K. PIN WIN

Bill Miller is the fair.haired
boy to the A. 1. K. bowlers to-
day, for 1t was Bills consistent
bowling which permitted them to
sweep the Sigma Phi combination
and assume the lead in the
Fraternity Bowling League.
He rolled 343, with games of
112, lit and ia, and the last
game was good enough to give
his team a spin edge.
Ed COtter had high set for
the evening, 1853, as Kappa Phi,
defending champions, set Sigma
Lambda Nu, their keenest foes,
down twice. They rolled team
set, 1853. E. Ford had 14O for
Neil Anderson, crack lefty.
got to the alleys in time to roll
the last five boxes of the final
game for Pi Phi and gathered
so pins for enough margin to
give Pi Phi one win, which
turned out to be high team game
for the evening, Sal. Standings:
Alpha 1ots Kap. . Sig. lambda Nu
Rap Sig, AsL Fhl Phi f5sma Dslts zets a sh
Phi Sigma Chi. 2 Pi Phi......... 1-2
Sigma Delta. 1lSigma Phi ASL. o 4
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MOTOR TRAVEL 9-AA
MOTOR COACHES

To Laurel Races
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LEONARD A. BLOCK, Attorney,
Woodward Bldg.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court,
No a. 146, Administration a, Docket et,9 92m Co..
probate of the last will and testament of
said deceased, and for letters testamentary
on said estate, by Elizabeth Sample Will
Jams. it Is ordered this Ssrd day of , Sep.
land Charles Howland. jr.. William 8.
Rowland, jr., c. B., Moves ir. Adele B.
Mclaughlin, also known as Adele Il.
Hawkins Anna H. Rutson. Walter H.
Moves and all other unknown heirs at law
and next of kin of Anna T. Bramhall. de-
ceased. and all others CONCERNED; appear
in said court on Monday the 2nd day OF
November. A. D. 1891. at 10 o'clock a.
m. TO show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereoI
be published in the "Washingt0Gnn1 Law Re.
porter" and The Washington Times. once
in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned; the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day, JESSE 6, Ap-
MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills for
the, District Of Colgmbia; Clerk %, Of otfI the
Attorney.
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APACHESOPEN
GRID SEASON
SUNDAY
BY SID KATZNELL

The Apaches, District semipro
football champions, will have no
breather for their opening game
this year. They tackle the we'll.
known Irvington stalwarts of Bal.
timore Sunday at Griffith Sta.
dium at 2::30.
The Oriole aggregation is COM
prised Of former college and high
school stars. A few of its brawn.
les are Bostrom and Hughes, cen
ter and tackle, and the Ryscavage
brothers, hailing from Mt. ST.
Mary's. They also have FiciIane,
huge backfield ace of the Fort
Meade eleven last campaign.
Strengthen Lineup
Coach "Tubba" Farrelrs
charges will be the favorites but
the Baltimoreans will be out fight.
ing every inch of the way. Our
neighbors inaugurated their sea.
son last Sunday with Smacking
win over the highly touted Cum
berland Collegians. The score was
26 to 0.
The local eleven will he
strengthened for Sundays tilt
as two more former CoIIegians.
PrOsie and Slate of Illinois Yves.
leyan and Providence, respec.
lively, have been signed.
Del Ray has drawn a bye in the
unlimited section Of the Capital
City League for next Sunday and
is without a game for that date.
Those interested call Manager
Won Deck after 6 p. M, at Alex
andria 544-J-X.
Candidates and players of the
Meridian A. c. are to report for
practice tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock
at Seventeenth and B Streets
Northwest. The Meridians have
entered the -150-pound class Of
the Capital City League.
Joe Sweeney's Northerns will
work out tonight at 7 o'clock at
Seventeenth and Constitution
Avenue Northwest, in prepara-
ton for their game with the
Richmond Aces, which will be
played at Richmond, Va.
st. Stephens Busy
Potomac gridmen will hold an
important practice session Sat-
urday at 1870 o'clock on their
field. Coach Russ" Rosenbaum
requests the following players to
report: Fifer. Bartelness, Knott,
Collier, Cramer, Trillo, Howe,
Fletcher, Morrison, Rosenbauan
brothers, G. Dyer, Bromfield, Dix
on. BuScher. Ready, Jarvis, Far
rell and Bernard. The team is
seeking 135-pound opponents.
Communicate with Dutch Will
liams at Cleveland 3014. between
6 and 7 p. m.
The st. Stephens Preps drill
every night this week at 1880
at Seventeenth and COnStitu-
tiOn Avenue Northwest.
Brookland A. C. unlimitedS will
practice tonight and Thursday at
8 o'clock at Michigan Avenue and
Perry Street Northeast. All
The Washington times., 1931-10-06
BOON TO MAJORS

The st. Paul club, champions
of the American Association, will
send seven players to the major
leagues this season-SaltZgaver,
Murphy. Roettger, Davis, Nor
risey, Prudhomme and Hopkins.
The Washington times., 1931-10-06
Holy Name Pin
League

RECORDS
High team game, Holy Trinity, $50;
high team set Holy Trinity, 1928: high
han 1913, DeFino 1873; high individual
sets, T. Kennihan S71; Woody 36S.
Arendes ass; high individual averages,
Woody and DeFino III, T. Kennihan
Kennihan 6, Mccarthy est. Peterl 5,
Leone ana Corcoran 4; high spares
Woody IS, Grasso H. Robson IL
The Washington times., 1931-10-06

The St. Stephens Preps drill
every night this week at 1880
at Seventeenth and COnStitu-
tiOn Avenue Northwest.
The Washington times., 1931-10-06
BOWLERS KEEP CUPID BUSY
Many Deadlocks Feature
Playground Net Play-Off

'U0ntnueu IN our neXL-'
These playground kid ennisers are going in for serial
their payOff for the cys playground junior and senior
The Washington times., 1931-10-06
COUPLES FIND
! EACH OTHER
CONGEN|AL
BY GnNO SINH

by O4NO CAkNA
Reatrice Fairfax and ye love-
lorns, please note!
Rosslyn has discovered a solu-
ton for the two burning queS-
tions. How to find an ideal
mater" and How to be happy
though married?"
It's all very simple. Just bowl
In a mixed doubles league.
IT'S Cupid's Hang.Out
The Rosslyn Mixed Doubles
League, organized last year
among the younger Rosslyn SCI;
concluded a highly successful
bowling season this spring.
But that wasn't the end OF It's
influence by several million Cu'
pids. During the summer several
Of the young couples, who hao
bowled side by side during the
year. began to realize how neceS
sary and congenial they were TO
each other and, bang! a minister
uttered the few fatal words wnlcn
made them one.
Among them were Helen DaVlo.
son and Gait Davis, winners OF
last years title. Another was
Bob Rose and Lucy Munson.
VINO also finished well up TO-
ward the top. Both teams are
back in running under one name.
and all set to bowl better tnan
ever.
George Ellis and Bernice
O'ReTan, another doubles team.
have pledged their VOW ana
win soon be whispering yes.
Joe Freschi and Audrey Cos
tellO are two others.
What's more, Joe and Audrey
expect to win this years cham
Ipionship, and Audrey is stepping
out fast to gain that END. Sne
is heading the girls with a 3O6
set. lit game and 81 average.
In the meantime, several mar,
ried couples, noting the benetlcial
effect the league has had on the
unmarried, have entered. 10 oe.
rive a little of that benefit. NO!
that they need it. OF course, not!
But if it makes the unmarried
couples enjoy each others com
pany and appreciate each otner
more. why not the married ones?
The FreSchi-C Costello and LOUIS
Tubbs- Catherine Burns comolna-
lions are tied for the lead at the
end of three weeks bowling. The
learue bowls every Thursday
night, at Jack Omuhundro's
classy Rosslyn drives. Last year
1t had 10 teams; all of them are
back again, with six new teams
on the roster. "Wee Willie"
Weaver is among the new entries
with Dorothy Ellis as his COM
panion. Standings:
W L
The Washington times., 1931-10-06

Brookland A. C. unlimiteds will
practice tonight and Thursday at
8 o'clock at Michigan Avenue and
Perry Street Northeast. All
players are urged to report
promptly.
The Washington times., 1931-10-06
STANDING OF TEAMS
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o Records
High team game-Louis Tubbs-Cath
crime Burns. 2S9. High team SCI
louis Tubbs Ca Uterine Burns, 654. High
Individual average-ChArles Haverty
ii6; Audrey Costello, 81. High game
Charles Haverty. 146 ;Audrey Coste!io.
III. High set-Charles Haverty, $40;
Audrey Costello, 800.
Omohundro's plant is busy
every night with leagues. Monday
the Methodist Episcopal League
takes up IL alleys. Tuesday the
eight.team Rosslyn Commercial
League fills the emporium. Wed
nesday the Rosslyn Independent
League, with IL teams, bowls.
Thursday it's the mixed doubles
league and Friday the Arlington
county loop with 8 teams. And
everybody is having good time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-03
OF BUSCH
KIDNAPER is HELD

son Of a multi-millionaire was held
incommunicado today as an Access
sorry to the kidnapping of Adolphus
Busch Othwein, great-grandson of
the late Adolphus Busch, the
brewer.
Pearl Alternately, whose son
Charles, %, kidnapped the heir to
$50,000,000, and who returned the
boy to his parents with the agree
ment his own son would not be
prosecuted, was questioned at
length about the trade" The IA
tner is a real estate dealer ard
moderately wealthy.
The kidnaper's wife Eugenia is
under arrest.
Sheriff Lii Of st. Louis county
said he had instituted nation
wide search for Charles Abernathy
The Orthwein boy, 10 years old,
was kidnapped on New Years eve
and was returned unframed to his
parents, twenty hours later.
After the trade was made, the
Othwein family kept their half of
the bargain and refused to disclose
the name of the kidnaper, but Off
Gals learned it from a copyrighted
story in the st. Louis Star, and
Sheriff Lii said that if Charles
Alternately is captured he will be
prosecuted.