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for a o'clock luncheon. Mrs. A.
G. BasSett and Mrs. j. r. Jones will
assist. Responses will be on "Our
Summer Vacations"
The following officers were elect
ed for the year: Mesdames Perry
Davis, president; w. H. Arnold, vice
president; E. S. Farmer, recording
secretary; A. G. Bassett, correspond
ing secretary, and D. w. Swartz,
treasurer. Mrs. Davis has appoint
ed her committees. Mrs. John w.
Donaldson is in charge of publicity:
Mrs. Will Frost, music; Mrs. j. r.
Jones, hospitality; Mrs. Glen
Rhoades, membership, and Mrs.
George L. Smith is parliamentarian
head.
Castle Craig chapter will meet
at 7:45 Thursday with Mrs. Robert
Caplinger, T60 De Quincy street.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Charles Lay and Mrs. Ralph Smith.
The new president, Mrs. John
LIN A0u1 S41, Will pI6SIQ6. Responses
will be quotations from Flower in
the Rain
Hawaiian chapter will meet at
HAS Friday for a Hawaiian break
fast with Mrs. j. E. Callahan, 628
East Forty-second street. Mrs. Wiz
bur Wheeler, the new president, will
assist. Mrs. William Wainscott and
Mrs. Alva Shake will be received as
new members. Mrs. Oscar Shake
and Mrs. Clarence Clemens are to
be guests. A reading viii be given
by Mrs. Alva Shake, and Mrs. Hec-
tor Blandene will sing. Favors and
decorations will be in charge Of the
hostess.
Flemish Flander chapter held
their September meeting with Mrs.
Jesse Boyd. Mrs. Charles Russell
was elected delegate to the execu-
tive I. T. c. meeting.
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low. Guests with Miss Bird and
her mother, Mrs. Robert Peelle, will
be:
Mesdames Howard Jones louisville: Ora
Wingfeld. Milton Solomon. Gerald Redding.
william H. Fox. william Shideler. Misses
Eugenia Anderson. Mary Elizabeth. Kath-
sryn and Alline Driscoll. Virginia Greeley.
Eleanor Moran. Margaret Godfrey and
Roberta Malloch.
The hostess will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. r. E. McCreary.
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Past Chiefs to Meet

Past Chiefs Association, Myrtle
Temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet
at Thursday with Mrs. Hattie
Ryder, 1882 North New Jersey
street. Assistant hostesses will be
Mesdames Estelle Demmerly, Cora
Robinson and Jane Heaton.
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Daily Recipe
APPLE DUMPING

Roll out pastry dough in
rounds about the size of fruit
plates. In the center of each
place a pared and cored ap-
pie. Sprinkle the apple with
a mixture of sugar, CHINA
mon and a few grains of salt.
Dot the fruit with butter.
lift up and press together the
edge Of the dough. Place in
creased muffin tins and bake
in a moderate oven $3.50 to
375 deg degrees F. for thirty
minutes. Serve hot with hard
or liquid sauce.
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Miss Williamson to Wed

Mrs. G. T. Williamson, Glasgow,
KY, has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Mary Williamson,
lO8 East Thirteenth street, to Ben
nett Speer, Porterville, Cal. The
wedding will take place next month.
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SOrOritu to Initiate

Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Al
pha sorority, will hold informal ini-
tiation services for Misses Alma
Louise Arnold and Dorothy Conway
at 8 tonight at the home of Miss
Generous Pulliam, 20 North Ia
coma avenue.
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Pr OmeQd to Meet

Alpha chapter, Pi Omega soror-
ity, will meet Wednesday night at
the home of Miss Victoria Poggiani,
2428 Park avenue.
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Mrs. Graham to Be Host
Capitol City chapter, American
War Mothers, will be entertained
at 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. I. M. Graham,
1887 Graceland avenue.
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SOroritg to Gather

Phi Gamma Tau sorority will hold
the first business meeting of the
season Wednesday night at the
Chamber of Commerce.
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Beta Theta Chi to Meet

Beta Theta Chi sorority will NEE
at 8 tonight at the Antlers.
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ADay'S Menu

BFAdkfdSS-
Sliced peaches, cereal,
cream, fried green toma-
toes with ores IN sauce,
popovers, milk, coffee.
Luncheon
Beef broth, toasted
crackers, spinach and
cheese salad with brown
bread and butter sand
wiches, jumbles, milk, tea.
Dinner
Pot roast of beef, brown
gravy, mashed potatoes,
carrot balls in minched
parsley, onion and apple
salad, plain cake with
custard filing, milk. cof-
fee.
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omega Phi Tau to Meet
Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau So
rority, will meet at tonight in the
Chamber of Commerce building.
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Alexandrian chapter viii meet
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Perry
Davis, 110l West Thirty third street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17
FISH PORTERS' HATS
HAVE 400 NAILS EACH
Leather Sonlbrero-Size Helmets
With Non-Splash Brims Made
in Old London Shop.

LONDON. May Is (N.AN.A).-In
narrow street nor far from Billings
gate is what is probably the queerest
hat shop in London. Only one type Of
hat is sold, and the man who makes it,
Mr.. Fain, has a monopoly on the
trade.
The hats do not follow the latest
fashion, and each one OF them re-
quires pounds of leather, IL yards
of waXed thread and about 400 nails.
They are the leather helmets which
are used to protect those men who
daily transport on their heads thcY-
sands of crates OF London's fish.
Seven main pieces of leather are
needed for each hat, excluding the
thick leather pad, resembling the heel
of boot, en- which the heavy crates
are balanced. Only the very strcngcst
leather is used. and most of the s-.sc!l-
ing must be done by hand When the
crown is completed a brim of sombrero
dimensions is added.
This is turned up at the edges and
finished with beading over an inch
in height, so constructed that It pro-
tects the clothes of the wearer from
the splashes which are part Of O fish
porter's daily toll
The crown, when finished, Is four
and one-half inches deep. and the top
of it is then packed with newspaper,
kept in r,ace by the crowns Of one
or more Cd felt hats. The tighter the
hat fit, the easier 1t Is to carry
heavy weights.
(Copyright 1881, by North American News
paper Alliance1
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
TNSTAII,MENTS

whom ne meets at the settlement Of
Green River, Utah, in early days. Hank
Hays, foreman of the Star Ranch. Of
name Ms is Jim wall and intimates that
he has been forced to leave Wyomins.
He is young and handsome ana exSep,
throws in with Hays and goes to the
ranch, which is owned by an English
gang plot to rob Herrick Of thousands
OF cattle They are opposed by sec
one Heesen1an. But Hays is strong in
Herrick's confidence. Wall Is disturbed
when he learns that Herrick's sister.
goes to Grand Junction to meet her.
He frankly tells her that he Is des-
perado, but she treats the Information
fi1htly On the drive toward the ranch
she expresses delight over the wonder
full expanse of scenery Through which
they travel.
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sALE-sUBURBAN.
BEAUTIFUL TAKoMA PARK.

ss.75o-In D. c.; only. 800 cash. and
$50 a month for all principal and in
terest on this lovely cottage home; Dutch
Colonial style, with side reception hall
entrance: This home was built to sell
overloaded. hence the low price and ex-
cellent terms. Merely paying rent, yet
buying your home. This house is lust
three years old and in excellent condi-
ton It has attractive living and din
ing rooms, well appointed kitchen, 3
splendid bed rooms and exceptionally
pretty bath room. fully tiled and with
shower and sleeping porch. In location
in district of $4,000 homes. How many
years have you rented? How much have
you saved?
So, s5o-only $50 a month to cover all
principal and interest on this semi-bun-
galow of seven rooms, reception hall,
large living room with open fireplace,
large dining room opening onto sur par
lor, conveniently appointed kitchen, pam
try. bed rooms bath many closets also
garage; splendidly located. wonderful
bargain, never offered before for less
than $4,000.
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sALE-suBURBAN.

se.e50-A BEAUTY. Charming living
room, 15x3Q. with beautiful stone flre-
place; spacious dining room, Splendidly
appointed Kitchen and breakfast nook;
two fns bed rooms. lovely tiled bath
bungalow with anything you ind around
Washington and you will decide 1t is
one of the prettiest bungalows and best
you ever saw for the price; Easy terms
to responsible buyer. Located on corner
lot, about 66xi3o, on paved street;
blocks to bus. Lot has very pretty shrub
sery S ana tsee Goo Built Tor owner . ct e9 1S
THIS CHARMING HOME designed by a
this sacrifice.
Unfortunate financial circumstances cause
woman, has been called the prettiest
bungalow inside and out In our beauti-
full Takoma Park-in one of the best To-
cations. There are 5 artiStically planned
rooms with chestnut trim IN living and
dining rooms, There is also an inciosed
sleeping porch, large attic and garage.
Owner being transferred, / am offerini
this lovely home below cost. Shep.
2546 2l0 Tulip ave.
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Princess Elizabeth Prefer, Bows.

LONDON Pp.-Princess Elizabeth
doesn't care for dolls in dresses, On
her recent tlrthday her grandmother.
Queen Mary. gave her one dressed -
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SUMMER HOMES.

SUMMER HOMES, HARPER'S FERRY, w
Vas-Thos. Jefferson said It was worth trip
across the Atlantic ocean. 20 see the sun
and moon arise above the horizon and shed
their glory on the scenery at Harper's Ferry.
Bnugalow, rooms and - n; bungalow, 5
Z; eottase. r; ,tEo BUILDING sites write
Will RENT SNAIL HOUSE FOR PEOPLE
during Summer season: not over 80 miles
from city. State location and price Address
Box 6i-K, Star once.
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sAI.E.--suBuRBAN.

NEW BUNGALOW LOCATED BRENTWOOD,
Nd; Z rooms, bath, built-in garage. hard
Phone Hyattsville $3.50.
Mr.. PENN. r. r. CITATION, 20 MINUTES
ride from Union Station in Nd. or 8
pond spring. wen water; Improved BY 7:rm..
house: construction Of the best elec:,
churches, stores. etc. Ideal home in quiet,
exclusive section at low price We can quote.
Clear; $3.50 cash, balance easy.
NJ e. RYON Co, 1915 N. Y. Ave. Col o27e.
5-RM.. PORCH BUNGALOW; LOTS; NEW
roadway, Nd PIX, a few squares from d. C.
line; one fare. Built to sell for $3.50: for
quick sale will sacrifice, s2,s50, on $3.50 cash,
n 3. RYoN CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave. Col. o27s.
COY GROOM COTTAGE, Q POULTRY
houses, / brooder house, large lots, 50xl50
each; beautiful trees. park-like grounds;
price, $500 Lawrence St., N. Kensington,
Md, p. o. BOZ All.
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SUNfAfER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT FOR sUMsdER-ATTRACTTV
fur cottage IN mts.; ami. open nreplece.
shady lawn, large porehess Earage. NIMROD
SzERCER, Bluenont, Va.
ron SALE OR REf5T-CoTTAGE NEAR
hotel. Buena Vista Springs, Pc. 3 rooms. 3
baths, 2 porches. electricity. Address BOX
4zzAh, zsar once. AZ
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NEELD ESTATE
COUNTRY ES-sTES.
At Plum Point. on the Bav.

MARYLAND COLONIAL. POTOMAC RIVER
estate Write for illustrated booklet. The
Maryland Realty Investment Trust. Inc. l0O6
wash. Loan and Trust Co. Bldg. Phone
COLONIAL ESTATE-2co AGREE.
Good read overlooking George Wishing
ton Memorial Park on Potomac Bic. man
sion. Q rooms, bath; tenant house. barn, out
hldg.; good trees, wonderful views, good
.sse .oS streams splsndld quality sell
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE,

OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE = GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY
home and farm. 100 acres. between Balti-
more and Washington, close to golf and
polo grounds, also track. Address
JOHN II. sCHAIBLE. Magruder ave, Ca
LOT 60x75 FEET, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.;
Address Fox SIX. Star ONCE. IT.
INLET SECTION, NEAR BOARDWALK, AT
Atlantic City, N j., l0-room house with
two baths; ami; reasonable. Write Mrs.
C.: L. Giberson, 129 Folsom ave, Atlantic
City N. J.
FOR SALE IN COBOURG, ONTARIO, CAN
ada; charming old house, ia acres land ,
living rooms, bed rooms, 3 bath rooms
kitchen, pantry, laundry, garage; latest i'm
provements; in best locality: near Lake On
tario. Write MISS IRVINE. Glebe House
Cobonrg.
room house, partly furnished or unfur-
nished. with large lawn, shade, shrubs and
flowers, and enhancing view OF valley and
mountains; four miles west of Frederick on
Shookstown road; ideal Summer residence
for family. Address Mrs. Nellie M. Win
chester. r. 5, Frederick, Mo.
IDEAL FOR TOURISTS TEA ROOM. AN
tique shop or private residence. on thor
oughfare bet. Wash. and Bait, Laurel and
fence, large porch and beautiful shady lawn.
Phone Gainesville 286 or write 306 1ngle
side ave, Gainesville, Md.
EXCHANGE $3.50 EQUITY IN r, B.,
Chevy Chase colonial $4,000 loan, for
cottage or house overlooking Atlantic Ocean,
anywhere betw. Maine and N. Carolina.
CleY. 6160.
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SIMMER CAMPS.

CAMP ON RIVERS ROOMS, screened
porch, fireplace, beautiful secluded situation;
$500. Cleveland 0243-W.
CAMP FOR CHILDREN, ON FARM. SO
miles from Washington; nurse in charge
Clev. 1888. IL
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.
WANTED-SUEURGAN.

TWO LADIES DESIRE SMALL COTTAGE IN
suburbs. Hyattsville or Mt. Rainier preferred;
partly furnished for Summer months or
longer; must be reasonable and near stores
and car line. Address Box 54H. Star Office
RENT WITH PRIVILEGE TO BUY; SUB
urban home. large lot, fruit trees and gar
den or small farm, modern house to 8
rooms, near transportation. Address Box
437-H, Star Office.
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Cottage, furnished, at Cedarhurst on the
bay; cleo; 81 miles D. C., near 6hadyside.
sf,975: terms.
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE. COUNTRY HOME
Phone Wisconsin 3014.
One room and bath. cleo, ami.
Lockwood Station, Va. Wash. &c CT. Falls
r. R. Call Clarendon 93-J-1.
MCLEAN, VA

rooms. kit. and bath; large lot; hardwood
floors; ami; y sq from car line and bus;
SAT so per mo. U. s. WALTERS. Mclean,
Va, or phone Falls Church Sl7-F-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17

.'5-ACRE TRACTS ON SALT WATER"
hundred feet right on beautiful Smiths
Greek at the price Of 50-foot lot, and on
front tracts, s4e5 for back tracts with
wharf privileges. Buy in sunny southern
Maryland, where living conditions are ideal
Grabs, fish and oysters abound right of
your own property. For full particulars write
J. 3. MElLOR, 823 Fidelity Bldg.' Baiti-
more, Nd. IL
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Large lots at Cedarhurst $500 and UP.
Large water font lot, Piney Point; $3.50
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ADVANCE NOTICE; -

MoRdANT TSS1 TH 20
A few choice locations will be offered for
sale beginning May 3oth. Those tnterestel
IN arransing for an earlier inspection can
do so by calling Nat, 1854 Morgantown on
the-Potonec, 1905 Wash. Loan &. Trust Co.
Bldg; Representatives. Morgansown Sun
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porch. fireplace, beautiful secluded situation
CAMP FOR CHILDREN, ON FARM. SO
G GILES s s5sm Washington; nurse in 'hfFse
sALE-ACREAGE.
state road, hes we'll. rear half in forest with
ss Irwin nIff REALTY "a Co. phone
DESIRABLE WOODED TRACT, 5 A.: MONT
Eomery Co near eitg pub Bile improvements
owner needs money. Georgia 1850. -
$50 ACRES GOOD TIMBERLAND IN SOUTH
eTn Tr q Tfe neon SS54
g ACRES NORTH OF WASS I t,o. IN,
pike; very reasonable Address BOX 479:H'
100 ACRES. PART CLEAR. SOME WOOD,
on Fairfax road about 8 miles Chain
Bridge. ADDRESS Box se7-H. Star ONCE.
foa oo r epan ACRES lGsa 800 nd STATE
vestment; Is miles from Treasury 1000
Address Box 2os-H, Star office. 17e
BEAgTIFUL s0o-ACRE TRACT FRONTING lSINSi
river view for miles; springs; fishing; level
sE site f SB Pss nd hdses WI Box s 5o '? sS2
office. IL
FOR sALE-ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION,
sse hgh PIKE ana acreage or Wealthy
pies ms Bids, Dist. 523i
100 ACRES, WE'LL LOCATED. ON GRAVEL
roed. Il mile off State road; several springs
small stream, some woods, small house
Address Box 46S-H, Star office. II"
ia ACRES, 200 FIT. FRONT; ALSO Ia A.
$50 TT. front: separately: both are on Land
over State highway in Cheverly, Md. Have
water main. cleo; on bus line; near grade
and high schools. Sacrifice, BARGAINS need
$500 cash. s25 mo. on each. write FRANK
NJ. COWARD, 306 9th st. NV, for auto TO
INSPECT without obligation.
A REAL BARGAIN.
Four acres near MARYLAND University
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OIdftnuon I15U. IUU4 wilson Blvd,
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
One new bungalow, 3lx34 rooms and
bath, large ventilated attic, heat and light
Virginia Hills; yard sodded buiIt-in garage.
concrete cellar, laundry trays, screens.
shades. oak floors, doors copper lined, Oriole
gas range. Conveniently located near stores,
churches, schools. car and bus line. Small
cash payment, balance on monthly terms
Also some desirable lots on grade with
water, sewer and gas. on small monthly
w F. JACKSON. Owner.
t4a4 Conduit Rd NV. Cleveland 04s3.
What will lots in Windsor Park
Subdivision be worth in 1882?
a few can be bought now at bar
gain prices.
Virginia Realty Co., Mount Vernon
and Frazier AYES, Arlington County,
Phone Clarendon 647-W-l, 17*
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A REAL BARGAIN.

A REAL BARGAIN.
Four acres near Maryland University
overlooking Baltimore Boulevard; wonder
full location; gas, electricity and city water;
can be divided into three beautiful home
sites Price reduced from, $500 to 5000.
Itch, owner, Nat. 1884, 4lo Bond Bldg,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
800 ACRES.
1 mile river frontage. Near Great Falls.
Beautiful site gentlemen's country estate.
$40 per acre.
M. z. CHURCH,
Phone Falls Church, Va. 80.
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GEORGE AMoRY MADDOX, Adm.

FoR sALE-AT SCOTLAND BEACH, 81.
Marys Co.. Md; 5-room. attractive bunsa-
Chesapeake Bay. about 100 yds, from Scot;
land Beach Hotel; $50 It, well Of tested
drinking water. Apply to B. v. White, Lees
burg, Va, or Chas. B. Tebbs, Hibbs BUILDING
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Cottage on water front at Piney Point,
well built and attractive; $500.
BAUMAE HEINzMAN. Thomas Circle.
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low, shingle construction, 6 large rooms.
bath. front-rear porches, h-w:h3 s modern
shrubs, beautiful lawn. garage; price
$3.50, only $500 cash and s35 per montn'
a real haraain. Phone HyattsvilIe 1888.
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Business property on Lee highway. Frame
nuilding' has store room and s rooms for
$3.50 balance sl2 So per mo- mo, '''OOO' cash.
RENDON-5-room and bath modern
5000, and $3.50 per, mo.
en- houses, fruit. Price, $500 Terms rea-
sonable
S acres. 7-r. g. 2-bath home. ami, hish
$4,000, terms.
n. z. RYON CO., INC,
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-23
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of Section 2113 Revised
Codes 1921, the Commissioners of Lin
coin County will meet as Board OF
Equalization at the Court House in
Libby, Monday, July 10th, 1881 at Loo
P. M for the purpose of examining
the assessment books and Of equalizing
the assessment of property in Lincoln
County. Any and all persons interested
in having their assessment adjusted
may appear in person or by written
application. then and there to make and
sile all complaints with the Board at
said times.
The Board will continue in session
from time to time as Board of Equali-
zation until the business Of equaliza-
ton is disposed of, but will not meet
for such purposes after the second
Monday in August of this year.
Unless you appear at said times and
place YOU WILL NOT THEREAFTER
BE HEARD in the matter of your as
sessment BY order
Board OF County Commissioners,
jl16-a6-4t Lincoln County, Montana
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-23
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Eleventh
judicial District of the State OF Mon
tana, in and for the County Of Lincoln
First State Bank Of Libby, COR
poration, Plaintiff, VS.. F. S. Rose, Bes-
sic Rose (now Bessie MitchelD, Julia
Mahoney, E. ]. Lipperet and Charles
H. Fisher, copartners doing business
under the firm narnecof Lipperet In
vestnent Company, and Mary Rey-
nolds, Defendants.
The State of Montana sends greetings
to the above named Defendants and to
each of them:
You are Hereby Summoned to
answer the Complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office Of the Clerk
of this Court, copy Of which is here
with served upon one of you IN each
County wherein any Of you reside, and
to file your answer and serve copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service OF
this Summons, exclusive of the day
Of service; and in case Of your failure
to appear or answer, judgment will
be taken against you, by default, for
the relief demanded in The complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain a
decree of foreclosure OF that certain
real estate mortgage, made and exc
cuted by the defendants, P. S. Rose
and Bessie E. Rose NOW Mitchell) and
delivered to the plaintiff, which said
mortgage is recorded in Book SIS OF
mortgages at page 1873 thereof, records
of Lincoln County, Montana, and to
recover from said defendants last
aforesaid judgment for the sum of
$592.O7 with interest at ten per cent
from Feb. 8, 1880, balance due on
promissory note secured by said mort
gage, $81.23 paid as taxes on the prop
erty, and 5000 paid as insurance, and
a reasonable sum as attorneys fees
in the sum Of $4,000 for the foreclos-
ure of said mortgage, all of which is
secured by said mortgage, and costs OF
suit.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
Court this 18th day of May, 1881.
(SeaI FRED F. CLARK,
Clerk OF said Court.
BLACKBOARD 81 BLACKBOARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
jl9- 30-4t Libby, Montana.