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NOTICE OF sHERlFFs SALE OF

NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE OF
| Real Estate.-Sheriffs Office
State of Washington, County of King,
by virtue of an Order of Sale issued
OUT OF the Honorable Superior Court
| oi King County. ON the 29th day of
August. 1882. by the clerk thereof in
the case of II. i. Hoffman as Receiy-
| err of Puget Sound Savings & Loan
| Association, corporation, Plaintiff.
versus Herbert G. Allen and Nellie
M, Allen, his wife; w. L. W. Wester
also known as w. l.. Wester, Defend
ants, No. 24926S, and to me, as sheriff
directed and delivered:
Notice is hereby given, that I will
proceed to sell at public auction to
the hours prescribed by law for Sher-
mrs sales to-wit: at Ten O'clock
A. NJ on the Sth day of October. lg32
before the Court House door of King
county Jefferson Street entrance at
Seattle, in the State of Washington
the following described property, sit
uated in King County, State of Wash
ington, to-wit:
beginning at a point on the north
III, OF Section Twenty seven (2O,
township Twenty-three 123) North
Range -Four ca East w. M distant
North $50 5W 10" West 170610 feet
u ON the northeast corner of said Sec
Ton ~, and running thence % 15t so"
East, 5000 feet; thence north $50
5W 10" West ESQ feet; thence North
~ 10 40" West, $1,000 feet to the
north line of said Section 27; thence
along said north line South $50 5W
10" East 225.00 feet to the place of
beginning. Except the north 80 feet
thereof for road purposes: being Tract
Six go and the East one half or
Of Tract Five 90, Block Five CO.. Nc
Mlcken Heights Division No 9, un-
recorded. levied ON as the property of
al the said defendants herein, to sat |
'sfS Il Judgment of a foreclosure of a |
moftsage amounting to one thousand |
eight hundred thirty-seVen and 30 /1OO |
81 ,S3h909 Dollars. attorneys fees of |
sl'o.00' $l2.50 for title search. the cost |
D suit and interest in favor of plain
tiff.
Dated this 31st day of August, 1882
CLAUDE G. BANNlCK.
Sheriff.
BY L. Il. Anderson, Deputy
Date of first Publication, September
|, 1892.
Date of last publication, September
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Church Defies
Vestry To Bar
Negro Members

NEW YORK cry. Although The
white Yestry of the All Souls Prot
esianl Episcopal Church, IS ST. Mich.
olas Avenue, had passed around
cards telling colored parishionora
they would be anweleome. an est
mated $50 attended The morning
services at the church Sunday
About forty-five white parishion-
i ers also attended The services. the
first on the Fab schedule. aud heard
the Right Rev. Charles X. Gflbpr.
sufffagan bishop of New York in
charge of Negro activities. ask the
congregation 10 support The Rev
Rpilin Dodd. rector OF the parish
until Bishop Manning returned from
his vacation on October l. and SET
tie the fractional differences with a
ruling
At meeting of The white vestry
last Tuesday a resolution charging
the Rev. Dr. Dodd with trying to
make All Souls Church Negro
parish and asking his resignation
WAS passed by vote Of 8 To .
with four members of the vestrv
absent ON July 10, the cards were
passed around telling the eolorod
they would be allowed
to worship only on certain Sundays
and at certain services
Majority Against Discrimination
It was stated by the Rev DR.
Dodd that a petition signed by forty
eight white practitioners opposing
my sort Of discrimination was Of
cred the Yestry and read. but il
vas voted that the petition be ez-
luded from the minutes Of The yes
ry
II was pointed out that Of THE
ifty or sixty white parishioners at
ending the church foriy-eight sign
d The petition opposing any discrm
nation
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First A. M. E. Church. Rev. Geo
+. Martin, pastor.-A large congre.
CATION was in attendance last Sun.
day for the morning service. Rev
Martin took his text from Psalm
1871. Subject, THE Works of God
Keep His Commandments" The SER
mon was very instructive and spiri.
tual. The pastor also preached the
sermon for the evening service. A
large crowd of young people attend
ed the Allen Endeavor meeting.
Among the visitors were Mr.. Bass.
president of the Endeavor League
Union, Miss Bass, Miss Pierre of Ia
coma, Adrien McPhay and Miss
Frances Trey. The Allenites an
nounce a banquet to be given Octo-
Der 7. Another church conference
will be held Thursday evening. Sep
TENDER 20. Rev. Martin will preach
next Sunday at II a. m. and at g
p. m.
Full Gospel PentecostaI Mission,
$50 East Fir St.-Next Sunday at
4; 30 p. m. there will be baptising in
Lake Washington at the foot of
Adams Street Several converts will
be immersed and a preaching service
1eld. Revival services will continue
mother week. Meetings are held
very evening except Saturday. sery
ces next Sunday at II a. m. and 3
}. m Young Peoples meeting at
20 II m
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| NOTICE OF SHER1FFS SALE Oh
Real Estate. sherffs office
State of Washington, County of King
BY virtue of an Order of Sale is
sued out of the Honorable Superior
| Court of King County, on the 31st
| day of August, 1892, by the clerk
thereof in the case of Harry G. John
Harry e: Wilbur and Lenora E.
Wilbur his Wife Defendants, No.
2o2426, and to me, as Sheriff, directed
Notice is hereby given, that will
proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. within
the hours prescribed by law for
Sheriffs sales, to-wit. at Ten O'Clock
A. M on the 18th day of October,
1892 before the Court House door of
klng county. jefferson Street en-
trance, at Seattle. in the state. Of
property, situated in King County,
Southwesterly half of Lot Five, 90,
Block Twenty three l23), and all OF
Lots One ID and Two o2), Block
twenty four CD. Plat of Woods
south shore Division OF Green Lake
addition to the city of Seattle, Wash
,,ngton, according TO plat recorded in
Volume 1 of Plats, page 10. and in
Volume of Plats page 81. records
OF King County, situated in the Coun-
y of King, state Of Washington
levied on as the property of all of
the said defendants herein. to satisfy
a Judgment of foreclosure of a
mortgage amounting to Three thou
sand one hundred twelve and No 100
tS3112.00 Dollars, the cost Of suit
ana interest in favor OF plaintiff.
Dated this 2nd day of September,
1928.
CLAUDE q. BANNrcK.
Sheriff.
by L. T., ANDERSON, Deputy.
Date of first publication, Septcn-
Date of last publication. October g.
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Olympic Lodge No. 3 Knixhts o,

oStoiib anu ioui III IL
lay nights at Masonic
Hall, 21st ave. and JEFF
ferson street. Visiting
Knights are cordially
welcome. f. l.. Marshall,
c. C., 304 card Ave. ~,
phone East $3.50. IL. E.
Spearman, X r.. S, 1884
18th Ave N. w. phone
sunset 1868.
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JEPHTHAH CHAPTER NO. o. o. E. s.,
meets every first and third Tuesday
nights, o'clock, at Masonic Hall, 2lst
Ave. and e. jefferson St Mrs NJ L.
Smith, w M. 296 26th Ave. N, phone
East 9o06; Mrs. +. Novels. sec'y, 2sI7
West Nevada St, phone West 6315.
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5000. Full price is $125o and easy
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Household of Ruth. No. 275I, G.u.o.O.F.
meets second Thursday night each
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ROOM and BOARD. very rem HE
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Hesperiues IHnernncte No. BGO,
knights and Daughters OF Tabor.
meets First and Third Thursday nights
or the month at o'clock at Chand-
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Daughters and Sir knights are wei
come. Mrs. ANA e. Bagley H. p. Phone
EAST s392; Nora Walker, c. r., Phone
East PAPA.
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St, phone Beacon 1873; Mrs Agnes
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by l.. Il. ANDERSON, Deputy.
Date of first publication, septcn-
1882. .
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
Real Estate. Sheriffs office
State of Washington, County of King,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
FEATHER TITLE CO
TOPS BRIGHT CARD
ChOCoIate-La Barba Bout in
New York CIimaxes Busy
Week in Boxing.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, December Skid
n Chocolate, recognized in New
York State as featherweight
champion of the world, defends
his title claim in Madison Square Gar
den Friday night in the climax battle
of busy and profitable week for the
leather-pushers.
The Cuban 'Keed's" challenger will
be FideI La Barba, rugged Los Angeles
battler whose two previous bids for the
126-pCund title ended in defeat.
La Barba, who retired" in 1927 as
undefeated f1yweight champion, I'M
doubtedly will be a short lender in the
betting, although he split decisions with
Chocolate in two previous encounters
Supporters of the Cuban Negro expect
his superior speed to offset any advan-
tage La Barba might have in strength
and stamina.
The clever Cuban won New York
State recognition as featherweight king
in August, when he stopped Lew Field
man of New York in the twelfth round
of l5-round engagement. His claims
are disputed by Tommy Paul of Buffalo,
who holds National Boxing Association
recognition, and by Baby Arizmendi of
Mexico, recognized by the California
commission.
The Chicago Stadium offers an inter-
esting heavyweight duel, also on Friday,
between King LevinSky, Chicago slug
ger, and Primo Camera, Italian man
mountain. Mickey Walker, Rumson, N
j., heavyweight, will make his first
start since his defeat by Max Schmel-
ing in 10-round match with Arthur
Dekuh, large italian from New York, at
Los Angeles tomorrow night. Cleve-
lands show the same night will be
topped by niddleweight struggle be-
tween Paul Pirrone of Cleveland and
Sammy Slaughter of Indianapolis.
Teddy Yarosz, Pittsburgh's welter-
weight sensation and Paulie Walker Of
Trenton, N j., will collide In the main
event of Detroit's card Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
WASHINGTON AND LEE
QUINT HAS 13 GAMES
Eight of Contests to Be Staged on
Home Floor-0pens Play
on January 6.

T EXTINCTION, Va, December S.
IL Washington and Lee basket bal
team will play of their IS games
at home this year. Only three games
are scheduled for the opponents courts
and two are on neutral floors.
The Generals open their court sea-
son against ST. Johns of Annapolis here
ON January 6, and close against " P.
at home on February 49, The games or
neutral floors are: February 2, Duke al
Lynchburg. Va, and February 4, West
Virginia at Bluefield, w. Va.
The schedule:
January 6-St. Johns.
January 10-V. P. I. at Blacksburg.
January 13@Gallaudet.
January 14-Maryland.
January 21-Virginia.
January 31-N. C. State.
February Duke at Lynchburg
February 4EWest Virginia at Blue
field.
February North Carolina.
February civilian and Mary.
February 11-Maryland at College
Park
February 15-virginia at Charlottes-
Vile
February 18-V. P. I.
February 24-Southern Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
13 GAMES FOR w. & L.
Maryland and Gallaudet Among
Basket Ball Opponents.

LEXINGTON, Va, December S.
Gallaudet, to be met here January ID,
and Maryland, to be faced here jan
uary IA and at College Park Febru-
airy IL, are teams of the Washington
group appearing on the 13-game Wash
ington and Lee basket ball schedule.
The card:
January 6-St. Johns.
January 10-V. P. I. at Blacksburg.
January 13-Gallaudet.
January 14-Maryland.
January 21-Virginia.
January 31-North Carolina State.
February Duke at Lynchburg.
February 4-West Virginia at Blue
field.
February North Carolina.
February 9-William and Mary.
February 11-Maryland at College
Park.
February 15-virginia at University,
Va.
February 18-V. P. I.
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SET SALARY SCALE
OPPOSED ON COAST
Pacific Loop Won't Attend
Meeting-lnts Annoyed by
Jersey City Club.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
0OLUMBUS, Ohio, December
a 5.-A fight over fixing
~ salary limits for players in
the minor leagues doomed
today as the thirty-first annual
convention of the National Asso-
citation of Professional Base Ball
Leagues moved into its second day
of debate.
The opening gun of the fight will
be sounded at conference of the class
AA leagues-the International, Ameri-
can Association and Pacific Coast
scheduled for today. However, the Pa
coflc Coast group has announced that
it will not attend the meeting and
that it is not interested in fixing a
limit.
The association has already gone on
record of fixing limit and, while the
International magnates have taken no
vote on the matter, several of the club
owners have announced their intentions
of favoring such a move. Several
leagues of lower classification also are
known to be in favor Of the salary
limit.
The first Of several important recon-
mendations by a committee of five will
be discussed today at joint meeting
of all leagues. The salary limit is one
of the recommendations, along with re-
duction of player limits, elimination of
radio broadcasting from the parks and
several others.
The International League is slated
for its annual meeting this morning,
with several important questions await
ing settlement, the chief of which is
the financial condition of the Jersey
City club.
Brooklyn had one-year option on
the Jersey City franchise and refused
to take up the option at its expiration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
IN CHESS CIRCLES
BY FRANK B. WALKER.

A TEAM from the University Of
n Pennsylvania defeated the best
team Allentown, Pa, could pro-
duce by to 2.
Sidney Sharpe. State champion, Is
leading in the tournament of the Mer-
camille Library Club, Philadelphia, being
p point ahead after eight rounds, with
three more rounds to play.
End game No. so, played in Berlin
tournament last year: White, Leavitt-
K on OBJ, @ on QKt3, Rs on KB5 and
KR. KIT on KS, Ps on KKt2, OBJ and
ORR; eight pieces. Black-K on KR,
@ on QR3, Rs on OBS and OR, KIT on
Q5, Ps on KR2, KKt2, QKt2 and Orr;
nine pieces. Black just played KIT
Q5, and White, Leavitt, escapes bril-
hantly. What did he play?
CoLUTIoN to end game No. So: /
- OBJ, R-KKt; 2 QxPch, RxQ;
R-Q8ch, K-R2; R-R6ch,
KxR; R-KR8ch, R-R2; 6 RxR
mate.
Score of the second game in the
match between Erich Eliskasses, who
played for the Austrian team at
Sprague, and Rudolph Spielman, the
Austrian veteran, the result being to 2
and draws in favor Of Eliskasses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
z. BISHOP won the first Of
the series of rapid transit
tournaments at the Capital
TJ,t,, rr1-.s- rS1,L sA. .Ia

the series Of rapid transit
tournaments at the Capital
City Chess Club with a clean
slate of victories, six. Roberts was sec
ond. Az; Gleason, third, 31a-21a; Smell,
fourth, 3-3; wilkins, fifth, 3-3; Mosley,
sixth, 114-4; Nagle, seventh, 0-6.
The Capital City Chess Club has
signed contract for new quarters in
the Edmonds Building, GIT Fifteenth
street northwest, second floor, directly
underneath their present rooms. The
club will move early in January.
New York chess enthusiasts are
working to bring about a tourney in
New York City the present month, to
be participated in by DR.. Alexander
Alekhine, world champion; Frank j.
Marshall, United States champion;
Isaac Kashdan, I. HorowitZ, Reuben
Fine and five others. The chief diff
nculty is to raise the necessary finances.
A r Cincinnati, DR.. Alekhine, world
n champion, played against 20 play
ers at 25 boards, winning "a and
drawing /. He contested one Of the
boards blindfolded, which he won. Mrs.
Roberta James competed at one of the
boards, which the master won. At
Syracuse DIR. Alekhine won 80, drew /
and lost 2. At Buffalo he won So, drew
] and lost /.
Isaac Kashdan, the young master,
gave an exhibition recently at the City
Club, Boston, winning 80, losing 2 and
drawing g. Those winning and drawing
were the best players of Boston and
New England.
At the simultaneous exhibition given
at the Y. M. G. A., Allentown, Pa.
for the benefit Of unemployment. Barnit
I. Winkelman Of Philadelphia won 20
81 4 snd dEsy 3
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sDnamet CubLne "A Minors Looms
Culling the Cauliflowers
BY FRANCIS Z. STAN.

TINE devastating left hand Of Joe
Knight, which has enabled the
handsome Southerner to ascend
to the top of the nght-heavy-
weight ladder, may prove something of
handicap tomorrow night at Portners
Arena, when he opposes Cowboy Owen
Phelps in 10-round bout billed for
the Dixie light-heavy title.
Phelps, the reformed Arizona cowboy,
may not have been setting the fight
world on fire, but he has a remarkable
record against southpaws, according to
Manager Jimmy Erwin. Phelps has
fought l12 times and has yet to lose
to left-hander. And it isn't because
Of scarcity of southpaw foes, either.
Nor Is that the only bright part of
Phelps record. The cowboy has yet to
be knocked off his feet.
RUT Knight, too, has some shucks of
- a record. The 23-year- old scrapper
from Cairo, Ga, who, providing he
maintains his present gait, most GER
talnly will be ranked No. l by the
N. B. A. in its next light-heavy rank
ings, has engaged in 210 fights, winning
So NY hllONhOubos I1C has IOSO OlllJ 1AiAlC
bouts in his five years of boxing and
tomorrow will be seeking his twentieth
straight of 1882. Among his 10 victims
this year were both leading claimants
to the light-heavy throne, Make Rosen-
bloom and George Nichols.
Somebody's nice record is going to
have mar on it tomorrow.
Judson, it develops, is no rassling
neophyte. In addition to teaching the
Harvardites the tricks of the game,
Frank, it is reported, spent some time
twisting the ears of the pros and with
quite some success.
Turner added another 30-minute
match to the card yesterday, signing
Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame grid
star, and Jim Heslyn. One more bout
will be arranged. Others already list
ed will bring together Ernie Dusek and
Joe Cox and Joe Stecher and Renato
Gardini.
DESPITE the protests Of Jimmy Err
- win, manager Of Cowboy Phelps,
Matchmaker frankie Mann plans
to allow Charlie Short to referee to-
morrow's bout between Phelps and Joe
Knight.
Erwin still Is sore over the decision
awarded Vince Dundee over Phelps
some weeks ago, but Mann brands
Short as one of the best ring referees
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SOCCER RACE is WARM
Virginia Avenue and Rosedale

Virginia Avenue and Rosedale
Teams Continue to Win.
With Virginia Avenue and Rosedale
both winning yesterday, that hot battle
for the Recreation Soccer League flag
continues. While Virginia Avenue, loop
leader, was conquering the Raymond
eleven, to 0, Rosedale, runner-up and
one game behind the pace-setting team,
was drubbing Dux A. c., 6 to /. Bloom
ingdale overcame the New York Avenue
hooters, to l, in third Recreation
match.
Rockville triumphed over Brandy
Wine, 3 to l, in the Capital City League
Concord soccerists vanquished a Co.
lumbia Heights eleven, / to O. on the
Concord field. Johnny Miller booted
the goal in the closing minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05

boy around this hamlet when he tackles
another boo-magnet in Jim Mcmillan
Thursday in the Washington Auditorium
mat feature. Judson made his debut in
bang-up style last week when he out
pointed Rudy Dusek.
CTRANGLER LEWIS, fat and so, or
~ Whereabouts, makes his first defense
OF his world wrestling champion
ship" SO generously bestowed upon him
by the New York Athletic Commission.
when he opposes Ray Steele tonight in
Madison Square Garden. Lewis was
granted the title" when he disposed of
Jack Sherry not long ago
Tonight'S Is supposed to be a Shooting
match" So was the Sherry-Lewis
match, which was so dull the spectators
booed and some even walked out,
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d TdSSlulB CldTk
Gable. But Prof.
Josephus Turner,
with some outside
aid, no doubt. has
unearthed W h a t
appears just what
the fans, fair and
mere males alike,
ordered in Frank
j uds on, former
athletic instructor
at Harvard Uni
versity.
Fra X, whose
profile ranks even
ahead of that of
the good Doc Will
son, will get his
second chance to
be the fair-hairefI