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UNION STORAGE COMPANY. INC,
au1 1S,oh 1nS-1-N Elnrida Ave NJ w
THOS. j. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST NV

L,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LARGE
6fRSS5 6N0W5 IS sgf%q fSREN,sSs Ea NJ T2gENREk isfo
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in I4ber No. 72s2, folio Is3 et
seq. Of the land records of the District Of
will sell at public auction. in front of the
OF STSs sFPrPmRFR on IEsbA3 THE The FIFTH PAY
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the foIlowing-de-
1Tsrpfd IL 1snd nnd premises situate in ths
being lot 3 and the east 1919 feet front
on Girard street by full depth thereof of
lot IN bloc; block : in Denisoq and Walker!
as per plat recorded in the Office of the
surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber County Z, at folio 35, the above prop
assessment and taxation as lots and 500
IN square 1924; subject to the covenants
ha{, thaf no 10 SLAUGHTER house or SLAUGHTER houses
snail be erected on said land nor shall said
land and premises be used in any way for
the purpose hereby prohibited; said COW
enantS TO run with the land
Terms of sale: One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
Two equal lnstallments. payable in one and
per annum. PAYABLE semi-annually from
day Of sale, secured by first deed Of trust
opto upon the ne PR pproperty sold or all cash at the
monthly. monthly a denosit of $500 will be re-
dh Ilute OF SAFE. All C0nVeyaQclnE,
recording. etc, at cost of purchaser Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost nf defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale
m some newspaper published in Washing
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON TRUSTEE.
BY FRANK WHITE, President
RUTHERFORD j. DooLEy.
au22 "a, ,29se1,5 Cashier.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANT TO LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY,
warehouse, to drive in; approximately six
to eieht thousand square feet on one door;
door CLEARANCE, twelve feet: concrete noor.
Box 171-H. Star,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

WHITE HOUSE. ON BEAUTIFUL SOUTH
r' Rlyer' - miles from Washington. Swim,
unexcelled Labor Day. Saturday to Mon
day evening. So. Address KRAPISH. R:va.
FOR RENT. FAIR HAVEN MD; S25 WEEK
furn. electric pump Columbia 1o43s.
SHERWOOD FOREST-LABOR DAY WEEK
end, furnished 5-rm. cottage near beach:
reas. rent, $40 for Sept. Shepherd 5591-J.
NORTH BEAcH-RENT COTTAGE NEAR
bay, large porch, electricity. water. Phone
Randolph 249S after pm.
FOR SALE, so ACRES. EXTENSIVE WATER
front, tributary of South River: log dwell
ing, ing necessary outbuildings; nice building
cHAs CHI 0Ysft1ffhE ZEE Annspos. @assf Nd 9t'e $1,000
NORTH BEACH PARK NEAR WATER
For rent 5-rm cottage, completely furn..
including elec. S15 wk Woodley 6717.
NORTH BEACH-FURNISHED COTTAGES
porches; accommodates Z; SIS per week.
Adams 7615-J.
NORTH BEACH-BAY-FRONT COTTAGE
ami: will rent Labor Day week end or
any time in Sept: Greenwood 210S-J.
NEELD ESTATE. PLUM POINT = FOR
bath, screened porch, elec. kit. Wis.
5S13-J.
WANTED TO RENT, FURNISHED COT
vic. Solomons Island pref Emerson 3091
HERALD HARBOR-RENT. GROOM cor
tage, bath, large porch hot water, shower,
furn., ami. electric range, refrigerator;
reas. CAPT JET, Att. 0262-W, 4-6 pm.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE COTTAGE,
living room bedroom, kitchen balcony;
lots. Restricted community. Tarvia road
Electricity. Water. Shade. S1,1OO 200
feet from salt water, beach. Adams S4S2
COTTAGES FOR RENT = COLONIAL
Beach. Va. $40 and $50 per week or
month. Phone Col 2357-W or call at
649 Lamont st. NV
RENT-COBB ISLAND WATER
cottage; cleo: accommodate g: good bath
ing. fishing. Grabbing: salt water. Line.
5264-J
FOR LEASE AFTER SEPTEMBER 10
Entire island, located off Eastern Shore,
Maryland, about 22 acres, fully equipped;
ideally situated. Modern owners home.
electric lights, running water: guests and
caretakerS cottages, stable and various
outhouses piers. boats. etc, INQUIRE john
son Island, Chester. short distance from
Matapeake e. rd I'd For particulars write
rHREE-RooM BUNGALOW AT WOOD
land Beach, Md. Washington's most popu-
lar summer resort only 81 miles out Salt
water bathing, boating fishing clubhouse
stores. TOTAL PRICE OF BUNGALOW
INCLUDING TWO LOTS. 1915. Easy terms
DRIVE OUT: Benning road from 18th
and H streets ne. to Central ave through
Davidsonville, Then follow signs to Wood
land Beach sales office
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HOUSES For SALE

EXCEPTIONAL HOME-200O EVARTs NE.
Detached brick, modern; rms, bath.
oil heat. garage. lpt 5Ox15O. So 75O;
small cash payment. easy terms.
S. A. YOUNG Co.
Natl. 1888. Ewes Wood 4271
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FOR SALE.

IN LELAND, an exclusive and ideal
venlent to schools churches and transpor-
tation A beautiful home, containing 6
large and well-proportioned rooms modern
scaped with many ornamental trees and
shrubs. Priced for immediate sale il sold
within 10 days for only SS,45O
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BETHESDA, HUNTINGTON TERRACE.
MY few left; beautifully wooded; prices
$500 up. with terms to suit responsible
parties: VIII finance and build to suit
purchaser with $500 down and SIS Der
NO: mo- incl incl taxes Owner and builder.
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON MT. VERNON ME-
mortal blvd. Sell cheap with reasonable
terms. Box 394-E, Star
SILVER SPRING. MD.-BEAUTIFUL LOTS
close schools. stores. transp.: reasonah BILE
$40 Maple lane. OWNER. Shepherd 1870
S4oo-BUNGALOW SITE,
All improvements; half square from Min
nesota ave, Sat. and Sun. afternoon.
prone Lincoln 1000. Branch office, 1901
Alabama ave. Sc.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 II St. NV. Dist 1000
10 TO 100 DESIRABLE LOTS EACH 5Ox
100, vicinity Queens Chapel rd. between
District line and HyattSville, all on grade:
price, $500 each. Excellent for low-cost
homes. See Mr. Walter.
B F SAUL CO,
923 18th St. NV. Natl 21O0.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD
Two Soft. sites. improved street: owner
anxious to sell; $500 each. Eve. uhone
Mr.. Marietta. Hillside O606 ''N
-. ADELBERT w. LEE
1883 II ST. NV. District 1900.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PARK

New all-brick Groom house. slate roof,
large cement porch. tile bath. modern
kltchen, automatic air-conditioned heat;
full basement. suitable for recreation room
Very convenient to transportation schools.
vile 92-W.
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FUTURE.
C. G. SLOAN & CO. INC, AUCTS-,
715 18th St. NV.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PER
SONAL EFFECTS, ETC. FOR STORAG
TOMORROW.
FUTURE.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER
SoNAL SO al EFFECTS ETC FOR STORAGE
Notice is hereby given that on wEDNEs-
4iSfN HS AT Ten EscG GoGK EsRbIy AN Np mp GH SpH
NESDAY THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL IS
DISPOSED OF, there will be sold AT
PUBLIC AUCTION, in the auction rooms
g e g. M6shiNsTo2 SLoAN G9 me- 5l5 rtG3s iSth
liens for storage and other charges due
and unpaid all furniture, personal effects.
etc, stored with us in the following names
H. G. Anderson Earl Archibald Mrs Isabel
BALDWIN BsIynl ~, Thomas no b Bennett e. J. BiehI.
Otto E, Cardozo. Mrs. B.. S. Carrico, VIM.
H. Contee. Joseph Cranshaw.- Tom Gran
shaw: Mrs. Ruth Dade. Mrs. Victoria Dan
lei ieiS' Francis Dorsey: VIM. Dorsey, Eman-
Or. Isabelle Fowler. Mrs. Helen Frye, Mrs
H. H. Gates. Mrs. Elsie Goble, Mrs. Maggie
Graham. Mrs. Harold GRAY. Mrs. Ara
Green, Fred Gum, Ernest Harper, Mrs,
B Henson. Heran Transfer. Mrs. Harriet
Fred Isemann, Edward Johnson, W.
Lomax, Amado Mullaneda. Mrs W. j.
Mcclure E. E. Mccormick. o. ]. Mckinney.
Mrs. Genevieve Nardi, Thos. S. Nelson,
Julia o'Connell. Mrs. Eunice Ortiz, Mrs.
Mabel Palmer. Mrs. Leacer V. Parks. Mrs.
Virginia Pernell, Miss Nellie Pierce, Le-
Count Porter. Frank A, Pritchard. Murphy
Robinson, Samuel simms Mrs A, L.
Paul n VanHorn. Mrs. Rhodes Warner
White, Mrs. Georgia Williams, S. r VII
hams TEp2sd1 a9d n MTs G.su Goldie Young
UNION sToRAGE COMPANY. INC.
dulS,DD yuS-I-9 Florida
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT.
LEDROIT BLDG. 8OO-S1O r ST. NV
Large bright Offices and shops. Low rent.
Apply RIM. 10.
UNUSUAL OFFICE SUITE
In the American Building. 1917 F st. NV:
about 1850 So. It.. divided into large
knotty pine walls. built-ln bookshelves and
real flreplaces: artistic but practical
THE MuNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Dept National 5000.
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(Continued.)

DO YOU WANT A NEW HOME?
ARE YOU PAYING $50 RENT?
New Groom Homes. All improvements
.S5,25O-S25O CASH. S45 MONTH -
Until Paid. No Renewals. Sample,
432 10th ST NE
Open Daily Till Dark
LOUIS H. HALL BUILDER.
Phone Hobart 6O2I
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctioneers
Ills Eye St NV
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

Dandy 5rm bungalow. ami. only
ner lot, plenty of shade $3.50 see it
now; 6 rms. fireplace oil heat, gar.
$3.50 cash. H. c. MAYNOR, 2314 R. l.
ave. ne North 433S
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BURLEITH.

The highest SPOT in the Georgetown Sec
ton. overlooking city and river We have
this group Of new homes surrounded by
Government parks, S6.75o up; as low as
500 per mo. under F. H. A. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN ME- l143 fill O n m
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THos; J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE
IACHED TWO-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE. KNOWN AS PREMISES NO.
23G MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
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36 Girard st. n.e.-A new home, Just of
North Capitol st. at Soldiers Home: 6
rms. ath, recreation room; oil heat.
OPEN | TO PM
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BENEFIT DANCE FOR
STRONG Is PLANNED

Plans for benefit dance in be-
half of Lawrence Larry Strong,
21-year-old Tacoma motorcyclist
and amateur pilot, injured last
June 16, were under way here
Tuesday, following a meeting of
friends at the Hotel Winthrop
Wednesday evening.
The probable date of the dance
has been set for Dec. 10 in the
Century ballroom.
Proceeds will go toward sending
Strong to Van Nuys, Calf, where
he will be enrolled in the Institute
of Milton H. Berry Inc. school
for paralysis correction.
Those attending the meeting in
cluded Miss June Wright fiancee
of the injured man; Kenneth Neff,
who was appointed chairman; M. j.
McCaslin, aviation chairman of the
Y. NJ. B. c.; Peter Schultz of the
local police force, Frank Gural,
representing the Motorcycle club;
II. F. Herb Satterlee, and Will
lam Strong, father of Lawrence.
Another meeting of the commit
tee has been called for $50 p. m.
Monday.
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Arguments in connection with
briefs filed by former Prosecutor
Harry II. Johnston to have set
aside a memorandum decision
which ruled allegations contained
in the county's answer to the
$3.50 election pay suit should
stand, will be heard before SUI
perior Judge Robert E. Evans next
Tuesday.
Johnston filed the briefs with
the court Tuesday morning and
asked for an opportunity to offer
arguments in substantiation Of his
contentious in the papers. The re-
quest was granted.
The action is one in which john
ston, with John w. Fishburne, jr.,
former civil deputy prosecutor,
seek to collect for I. G. Gaspard,
Puyallup precinct committeeman,
claims for some 41s precinct cleo
ton employees for election day pay
at the statutory rate of so cents
an hour in excess of the flat So
per day they received.
In answering the complaint, the
county alleged that the claim as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
Canadian Warships
To Make COnUOu

SAN PEDRO, Calif.-Canadian
warships were reported waiting off
the coast today to convoy British
freighter due to sail from here
with a load of 20 American bomb
ing planes.
The $1,60O,00o worth of Lock-
heed bombers are on board the
freighter Southern Prince. 1t was
reported the Canadian warships
would pick up the freighter off
the coast of southern California
and convoy her to the Panama
canal. On the Atlantic side the
British navy will convoy the ves-
sci the rest of the way TO Liver
pool.
This will be the first shipment
of American warplanes to a bellig-
erent since the lifting of the mu-
nitions embargo.
Also being loaded at the port
were 10 light bombers for the
Netherlands air force. They will
sail aboard the Dutch motorship
Damsterdyk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
PARK WORKERS
PARTY NOV. II

The park employees stag party
and banquet, originally scheduled
for Nov. l, will be held Nov. 81
at the FRS, 1t was decided at the
Monday night meeting of the
board.
The party will follow the regular
meeting of the park commits
sioners.
The Young Mems Business club,
representing all service clubs in
the city, was granted permission
by the board to erect sign in
South park at So. Attn and So.
Tacoma way. The sign will bear
the names, time and dates of vari-
Gus clubs meetings.
Purchase of a three-quarter ton
Chevrolet truck, to be used in the
green house and nursery at PIT. De.
fiance park, was authorized by the
board. Other authorizations in.
clude replacement of all sprinkline
valves in Wright park.
A contract for pulling and driv
ing pilings for the new boathous,
at PIT. Defiance was awarded tn,
Industrial Engineers and Con
tractors of Tacoma. Work |.
scheduled to start Immediately.
Other bidders included Harf
Construction Co. and the Charlie.
Burgeson Co., both of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
Scauotto Visits
Tacoma ToLearn
About Fog Lights

seattle,s interest In a sodium
vapor fog lighting system like that
in Tacoma was evidenced TUESDAY
in a visit of President James Sea-
votto of the Seattle city council TO
the Tacoma city hall.
Gathering up Controller swayze,
Scavotto called on Utilities Com
missioner DAWSON for informa-
ton on how the fog lights work in
Tacoma. how much they cost to
install and maintain, who paid for
them and so on.
Scayotto told DAWSON Sc
attic civic organizations were
stirring up local interest In his
city for highway lighting
similar to that along the state
highway south of Tacoma,
through the city, and eastward
to Milton.
DAWSON explained the state had
installed the unit south of Tacoma
under arrangement with the
P. S. P. & L. Co., that the Tacoma
city general fund had paid for the
installation through Tacoma, and
that the city light utility had in
stalled the section east of the Puy-
allup river bridge for the state
highway department, which pur-
chased and supplied the materials
The Seattle councilman was in
formed that Director Lacey Muir
row of the state department hopes
some day to complete a continuous
lighting system along the highway
from Olympia to Everett, but
DAWSON said it was his belief Sc.
attic will have to pay for its own
section.
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TO TRY DRIVER
Of DEATH CAR

Norman Wynkoop, who formerly
lived in Tacoma at 1928 So. Mason
ave, was charged Tuesday in Sc
attic with driving while intoxi-
Gated as q result of an investiga-
ton of an auto accident last
Thursday night near Kangley, In
which his wife, Flora, was killed.
Wynkoop, when in Tacoma, was
employed as an engineer for the
Pacific Bridge Co. After moving
to Enumclaw he started work on
Mud Mountain dam.
Wynkoop's auto overturned on a
turn twice Thursday night. No
one was injured the first time. In
the second accident Mrs. Wyn-
koop was pitched into a stump and
fatally hurt.
Her body is still at Piper's,
pending funeral arrangements.
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$4,000 ACTION FOR
DAMAGES FILED HERE

A $4,000 injury suit was on file
in Pierce county superior court
Tuesday as an outgrowth of a
collision May Is. 1888. when Mar
jorie Franks, small daughter of
Mrs. A. L. Franks, was injured.
Defendants are Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Christoferson. owners of the
other car. Mrs. Franks asserts
that the injuries TO her daughter,
scalp wounds and a brain concus-
sion, will result in permanent
damage.
Christoferson is salesman,
living at 4301 No. Cove st.
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TRUCK STOLEN HERE
FOUND in CHEHALIS

Police were puzzled Tuesday,
wondering why anyone should
choose a three-ton GMC truck in
which to go joyriding.
Captain Tom Ross, head of the
police motor division, and members
of his department have been on
the trail of a missing Portland
Seattle Auto Freight truck since
it was stolen last Saturday night
at 1921 Commerce st. Believing
the thief might have some trouble
hiding anything that size, they
were not surprised when Chehalis
police notified them Tuesday
morning that the truck was aban-
doned in Chehalis, apparently not
damaged. Owners were preparing
to reclaim 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
LONCSHOREMAN
HURT At DOCK

Caught between = swinging load
Of pulp and the car on which 1t
was being loaded at the Baker dock
Tuesday morning, Lyle Caldwell,
-. 204 East e6th St, suffered pain
ful injuries.
The longshoreman was removed
from the scene of the accident to
Tacoma General hospital by police.
An emergency examination proved
that he suffered bruises and shock
and possibly several fractured ribs
in the mishap. His condition was
not serious. Caldwell was aiding
In the discharge Of Canadian pulp
from the coastal freighter Chilli
wack when the accident occurred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
Overnight Guest
Blamed For Theft

The Norman c. Larsons believed
Tuesday they had an overnight
guest to blame for the loss of
funds from the cash-box of a claw
machine in their beer parlor at
2143 So. K st. The guest was
sought after Mrs. Larson reported
to police Monday that the loss was
discovered. A rear door standing
ajar and discovery of the looted
cash box in the garage behind led
to the belief that late customer
remained in the tavern after the
closing hour Saturday. Loss was
estimated at S25 in nickles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
Officers Return
From, Roanoke, Va.

Constable Lloyd E. (Connie) Ire
land was back on his job in Justice
Clarence E. Layton's court Monday
after a two weeks trip across the
continent. Deputy U. S. Marshal
Bob Forrest and Ireland took a
federal prisoner back to Roanoke.
Va, for trial.
Only a single furry of snow at
Roanoke touched them, the con-
stable said. They found the Lincoln
highway so much improved and
Strengthened that the cross-coun-
try return trip was made in five
days.
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To Argue Election Pay Suit
Case Before Evans Tuesday

signments were obtained by
fraudulent representations" and
that the assignee had agreed to
remit Is per cent in event of col
lection, and that the attorneys
were to get so per cent of the
Judgment.
The court declined to eliminate
charges in the answer in the men,
orandum decision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
Ndzis Lose II
Planes In War

BERLIN - The high command
announced Monday that Germany
had lost II airplanes in fighting on
the western front since the war
started, but that the allied powers
had lost n craft and three captive
balloons.
The announcement said 16 Brit
ish planes had been brought down
and 81 French.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
BEEF REPORTS
25-CENT DROP

The wholesale price of beef
dropped IS cents per cwt. late
Monday afternoon. New prices
range from Ia to - cents per ID.
Lambs, hogs and sheep held prices
formerly quoted.
The vegetable market fluctuated
and In some cases recorded raises Of
from 5 to Is cents. The more i'm
portant OF these was the 81 whole
sale price on 20 ID. boxes OF hot
house tomatoes. marking a raise
of s1.25. A shipment of eastern
cranberries is expected Tuesday.
Sugar. flour, eggs and cheese,
held steady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
CHARGE DRUNK DRIVING

Held in Pierce county jail Tues
day in lieu of $3.50 was Edward
Allen, Al, of Carbonate, facing a
charge of operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of intoxicants. Allen was arrested
shortly after midnight by the
state patrol.
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PETITION FOR SEWER

o. r. Tucker and nine others
residing in Pacific Heights petit
toned the city council Tuesday
for a local improvement district to
install sewers to serve property
along East C st. from 45th to 10th
SITS, and along 46th from East B
to c SITS. All labor would be fur
nished by WPA, while materials
and LID. costs would be borne
by the district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
TWO PAINTERS JAILED

James Hill, 2s-year-old painter.
OF s15 No. 9th St, and Wallace
Wright, 26. also a painter, of 30s
No. G ST., were being held in the
Pierce county Jail Tuesday for In
vestigation on a morals charge In
volving a 14-year-old girl. The
men were arrested on a justice
court warrant by deputy sheriffs
late Monday. Bail was set at
$1,000 for each.
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ACTION NEARING CLOSE

Defense witnesses were expected
to conclude testimony Tuesday az
ternoon in Superior Judge Il. D.
Hodges courtroom in the $1,000
damage case brought by Martin
Fadness and B. X. Corbin against
William and Ida NJ. Chambea's as
result of an automobile collision
March 3. 1889, at So. ssth st. and
Pacific ave.
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-HAPPY--
III HDAy
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II
DIR. Charles r. McCreery, 1901
No. Prospect 1T.
DIR. William b. McCreery, 1225
No. Yakima ave.
Mrs. A. H. tRuby NJ Ander-
son, 4610 So. l. ri.
Harry Atwood, 124 No. Ia
coma ave.
Il. X. Grant, Steilacoom lake.
w. A. Gartiey, r. ID. l, Ia
coma.
Joe Mistrctta, Fairfax.
Arnold Breiwick, Ills So.
18th 1T.
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NANCY LINDOWER SOUGHT

Police Tuesday were enlisted in
a search for Nancy Lindower. fol-
lowing a request from Mobile,
Alabama, to locate her. The re-
quest came by telegraph from Otis
Ferguson. who said her only known
address was general delivery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
HoLLYHoCK BLOOMING

Hollyhocks bloom in summer
Mrs. Fred Carmel of 1882 East
Howe st. was surprised, therefore
to discover this week her holly
hook was in fun bloom, with pink
blossoms. Her naughter, Marion
said it was the first time the per.
ennial had bloomed so late.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
RADIO STOLEN

Jack Marshall. 3211 No. 18th
St, lost a five-tube portable radio
in a tan case to thief who broke
into his car. parked in the rear of
Marshall's home, during the night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
BANKRUPTCY FILED

Petition of bankruptcy was filed
Monday in federal district court
by Jack Meyers, Centralia, who
listed liabilities OF s1,5oe.22, and
assets Of $145, claimed exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-15
WOMAN RELEASED

After spending several hours in
the city jail, Mrs. Jane Barker.
%, posted S25 bail for her release
on disorderly conduct charges
Tuesday morning. Police charged
she had been loud and profane.
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TRADE-BUY-sEIl

TRADE-BUY SELL with Times Want
Ads. JESS Z. BROOKS. 25o4 So.
Steele. call al The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. There
is always good show 81 a John
Eamriek thester ii-i4-39
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Dec. 10 Nov. 10 Nov as Dec. .
Forecast for Washington -
Partly cloudy Tuesday night and
Wednesday; unsettled in the west
portion with rain on the coast
little change in temperature; de-
creasing southerly wind off the
coast, gentle southerly In the
sound and straits.
Rainfall for the "a hours ending
at 8 a. m. Tuesday. 20 inch; since
Nov. l, 1:42 inches. a deficiency of
80 inch; since Jan. l, 21.72 inches,
a deficiency Of sos inches.
Wind at 8 a. m. Tuesday, south
6 m.p.h.; barometer at 30.14 rising
and then steady.
Sun rises at TIA a. m. Wednes-
day and sets at 4:36 p. m.