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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-03
Wildcats to Battle
Wolves on Saturday

On Saturday Plentywood's eleven
meets Wolf Point, in what will pro
badly be the toughest game of the
season for the locals here Saturday,
The Wolves come here with the rep
utation OF one Of the best forward
passing teams In the district. In a re-
cent game against Circle, II passes
of l6 tries were completed. Add to
this the fact that Circle failed to
make a single first down and one
has a combination hard to beat. Last
week WillistOn IA held on ever
terms by the Pointers for the first
half and were able to win only by
the small margin of 10 to s. Williston
Is considered as having one OF the
outstanding teams of this region.
However the local Wildcats have
not been idle. In their two appear.
ances at home they have demon.
strated considerable power both Of
fenslvely and defensively. Touch
downs have not been numerous but
lady Luck" has been rather hard
ON the boys. Three times in the Cros-
By game the locals were on the 10
yard line only to lose the ball on
downs. In the ScObey game a tumble
saved an almost certain touchdown.
The Wildcats feel they are going to
click in this game and are ready to
battle for every yard.
Pass defense is being stressed this
week by Coach Skor, while a further
polishing of the running attack goes
on. Most of the men on the injured
and sick list will be back in the line
up for the big game although some
of them will not see action.
Difficulty has arisen in filling the
left guard position as Murray is han
dicapped by a weak ankle and Med.
ders may not be able to play due to
an injury to his foot while working
over the weekend.
big Bill Newton may be shifted
into the guard position If Gustafson
will be able play part OF the game. II
not, one of the backs will take over
the assignment.
The probable starting lineup:
L.. Eend-Newlon 165 lbs.
l.. TacklelMarkuson, 200 lbs.
l.. Guard-MurTay, 1875 lbs. or Lund
1875 lbs.
Center-Boulds, 1855 lbs.
r. Guard-Stenmark, 140 lbs.
r. TackleSalisbury, ITO TBS.
r. End-Koike, 165 Tbs.
Quarterback-Lund, 1875 lbs or Ben
nett, 1875 lbs.
Left Halfback-Zeideir 145 lbs.
FulIbacklCollins, 100 lbs.
Right halGback-He uth, 155 lbs.
The ,Plent ywood line will average
1862 pounds and the backfleld 156
pounds
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1872 Teachers Are Employed


Two Tree; Jennie Bentson, Red
stone.
Dist. 20, Outlook; Prin. j. B. Alex
ander, Robert F. Rasmussen, Eliza
beth Davidson, Donald Steele, Orley
Short, Esther Jensen, Mary E. Sum-
derlund and Margaret Short.
Dist. 80, Hamley; Agnes E Skill
inEberg, Outlook.
Mann; Margaret Madsen, Archer.
Dist. 81, Marsh; Norman Sorensen,
Plentywood.
Rocky Spring; Hazel Frederick,
Plentywood.
Dist. 33, Dooley; Prin. VIM. W.
Carver, Margaret Knight, Harold
Austin, and Anna Finlayson.
Dist. "a, Coolidge; Paula Norgaard,
PlentywOod.
Jefferson; Carol Foster, Westby.
Mckinley; Ida L. Potter, Westby.
Roosevelt; Ragnhild Bakken,
Westby.
Dist. 36, Munson; Anastasia Cur
ran, Plentywood.
Dist. 81, Fairview; S. Elna Swan
son, P~lentyWO0d.
lone Star; Hazel Bruvold, Antelope.
Dist. SO, Lew Wallace; Blondina
Steinke, Antelope.
Lowell; June Rasmussen, Dagmar.
Monroe; Marie G. Schlabs, Antelope.
Dist. Al, Lawrence X. Fairweather,
Homestead and Helen Bucklin.
Dist. AZ. LELAND; Ransom Cosper,
Westby and Clarence Doe.
Dist. 43, Comertown; Prin. Arnold
Erickson, Clayton Smith, Anne An
derson, Elsie Bakewell, Dagny Void,
Ruth Loucks.
Dist. as, Phelps; Ruth Robertson,
Redstone.
Dist. 40, Hiawatha; Carl Jacobsen,
Dagmar and Martha Christensen
Dist. 81, Emerson; Susie Jacobsen
Dagmar.
Garfield; Margaret Peterson, Dag
mar.
Dist. Sc, Rice; Margaret Overgaard
Westby.
Dist. 81, Roosevelt; Clarice Rice,
Dagmar.
Whittier; Shirley Hedges, tDagmar.
Dist. SIS, Coalridge; Solveig Hove,
Westby.
Longfellow; Della Henke, Dagmar.
Dist. "a, Meharry; Myra Bucklin,
Outlook.
Dist. IS. Brightsman; Inger Olson,
Raymond.
Marsh; Gladys E. Carlson, Ray
| mond.
Reed; Mabel Nelson, Raymond.
Wankel; Muriel Wankel, Raymond
Dist Sc, Eden Valley; George H.
Johnson, Antelope.
Rose Hill; Bertha Paulson, Re-
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TownTopics

Frank Bucklin of Redstone was in
the city Monday.
Mike Schmidt of Medicine Lake
was a caller in the city Monday.
VIM. Syme, of Raymond. was here
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hass were busi.
ness visitors in the city from Out
look Friday.
L Tatro Farm Radios, no B or c
Batteries needed. See them at the
International Implement Co.
A marriage license vas issued on
Tuesday to Joe Hanson, Of Grenora
and Florence Schwede, of Tagus, N.
Oak.
A. VI. Grimsrud. Of the Antelope
country was here on business We'd
nesday. Mr.. Grimsrud has lived In the
Antelope country for over 25 years.
A marriage license has been issued
to George c. Morris of Fort Peck, and
Ruth Whitish, of Archer from the loo
al clerks office.
County clerk of court Carl B. Pc
terson reports that 5 marriage licens-
es we're issued from that office dur
ing September.
Ralph W. Rabidue. of Gardena, N.
Oak, and Dora Lentz also of Garde-
ma have oeen granted a marriage Ii
cense. The document was issued
Tuesday.
W. E. Purnet, Merganthaler Limo
type company representative with
headquarters at Great Falls vas a
caller in Plentywood Monday. Mrs.
Purnet accompanied him on his trip
to Plentywood.
A new lighting system has been
installed in the Gamble store in
Plentywood and was completed Mon
day. Modern window lights were also
installed. The work was done by the
Montana-Dakota Power company.
Mrs. P. G. Neville and family left
Saturday for Murdoch, Mimi, where
she will spend about 10 days visiting
at the home of her parents. Mr.. Ne
Vile took them as far as Minot by
car and from there they went by
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz, daugh-
tres, Carol and Korinne and Frank
Schlewitz, brother of Mrs. Kurtz
went to Havre Sunday by car. Miss
Korinne will enter the Northen Mon.
tana college there.
The Plentywood Motor Sales com
pany reports the follwing car sales
within the past week: Cars to Oscar
Lindhe, outlook; T. j. Sorem, Doc
ley; Theodore Flakne, Archer,
Adolph anderson, F~laxville; Cert
rude Won Kuster, PlentywoOd; Marc
Danielson, Plentywood; A. H. Hen
derson, Outlook; Nellie Saxton, An
telope.
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serve.
Dist. 81, Snuggins; Rebecca Gen.
try, Outlook.
Dist. So. T%hornwood; Linda Hall,
Reserve.
Wanso; Beulah Erickson, Westby.
Dist. 20, Pleasant Valley; Jose.
phine Erickson, Westby.
Dist. H., Eng; Esther johnson.
Dist ~, Wanso; Luella Johnson.
Archer.
Dist. 70, Rock Springs; Helen
iHark, Reserve.
Rose Valley; Helen Miller, Re
serve
Dist. rs, Daleview; Violet Hatvick,
Daleview.
Dist. n, Alcott; Margaret Kenny,
Antelope.
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DR.. Imhoff, a graduate Of the Do
partment OF Ophthamology, OF the
Mccormick Medical College. Chica
go. Ill.,, has had more than twenty
years experience and s~pestalizes In
the examination Of the Eye for
Glasses. No drops" nor Drugs ot
any sort used In the examination.
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COMING TO


DR.. Imhoff, eyesight
specialist who visits
here every six weeks
will be in P~lentywood
at the Leland Hotel,
10 4 10
where he may be con-
suited for complete
ODtica1 Coruiro
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THE LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
Wesley, MONTANA
G, MElCBY. pastor

Divine service in st. John Sunday
September 20 at II a. m. After the
service Ladies Aid, Mrs. Simonson
and Mrs. Brensdal hostesses. Morse.
Divine service in McElroy Sunday
September 29 at 2 p. m. ON. To Re-
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Church Announcements
CHURCH
o. M. Simundeon, Pastor

Sunday, Oct. 6: Confirmation ser.
vices at Dooley at 1890 a. m. Com.
munion service at 3 p. IN. Service in
Plentywood at s p. IN.
Sun. Oct. 10: The farewell services
will be held In P~lentywood. Reserve,
Antelope, Archer. Raymond and Out.
look will have their service at 10 a.
IN Plentywood and Dooley will have
their service at 11:15 a. m. Kindly
make a note OF this schedule. This is
done to accommodate everyone with
seats.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-03

WANTED-Farm tenants, Inquire P.
Z. Johnson, Leland Hotel, Plenty
wood. ZIP.
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MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes
in East Roosevelt. Dawson counties
and brentwood Write today. Raw
leigh Co., Dept MT-l36-SB, Min
neapolis, Minnesota.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
c. G. TIOMSIA AND nas&nr

Oct 8, at Wanso in the morning and
communion service at Redstone at
2 p. IN.
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FOR SALE-Fne Bliss Triumph Po-
tatoes come and get 'um at one
cent per pound while Digging at
Thos. Carpenter 4 miles west OF
Poplar. 4-2tc
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SLEEP HELPER - Sufferers from
insomnia, who twist about the bed
the best part of the night, can now
find relief by our new invention OF
treatment. No drugs or medicines
are used in our method. Sleep Help
er, Box SO7, Mitchell, s. D. Adv.
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s1.25 for Wheat up to Ten Bushels;
Ten Bushels and over $3.50. Storage
Tickets any Elevator.
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&3EEH

LOST-Bumper for Studebaker car
between Outlook and Plentywood.
VIM Weiss, Outlook. 1tp.
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FOR SALE-Westinghouse automat-
ic range with clock. A bargain II
taken at once Inquire VIM. Will
lard or The Herald. l.ltp.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-03

DR.. NJ. Bolton, Dentist, has again
located in Outlook. His Office Is In
the building formerly occupied by
the Security State Bank. Adv.
Evening star., 1935-06-20

175-scre farm near Warsaw. Va so
acres clear. 125 acres in good. market BILE
timber. w. P, LOCKWOOD. 14lO G ST.
Phone Metropolitan s465. 20'
JUST ONE SO BILL, PLUS A LITTLE
rugged indlvidualism. is all that is required
to start you on the right road to owning
your own home with acres Of land in this
sensibly. restricted section. adjoining sew
II interested drive to '' Clinton. % Nd. turn turn
left at bank drive > miles TO Beuefonte
See sign and white fence on left. Owner
on premises daily or phone District 1921.
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Monte-Vita Camp for Boys,

DC1 hC4Cy OPA 4A45oJ W. q
For a superior vacation at surprisingly
moderate cost DESIGNED for boys Of dis.
eliminating parents: limited number OF
boys only Emphasis upon personal de-
yeiopment and safety and boy happiness.
Mountain climbing, fishing. boating. hik-
ing swimming: mineral water; free from
eea nettles and moSQultoeS: private TUTOR
ing. progressive Director nationally
known in education. resident In Washing
ton vicinity. Telephone for further in
exchange) 23s
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AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
ADAM a. wEsCHLER & SON, Aucti0neeFs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING NO 2734 SHERMAN

AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By, virtue Of a deed Of trust. recorded
the land records OF the District OF Co
lumbia, and at the request of party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale. by public auction: IN
TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1885. AT
FIVE, O'CLOCK PM. the followinE--
described prOperty in the District Of
Bells SUBDIVISION of lots in block Is.
Todd and Browns subdivision of part Of
Pleasant Plains" and Mount Pleasant
at folio 14S. in the surveyors once Of the
District Of Columbia: subject to right Of
way for alley purposes over the rear 4
feet by the width Of said lot numbered
25 to IS of said subdivision: said block
IL being now known for the purposes OF
assessment and taxation as square num-
Terms o. sale: One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
IN equal inStallments. represented by
promlSSory notes Of purchaser. payable in
one and two years. with interest ct s
payable semi-annuslly secured by first
ceed OF trust uDon property sold. or all
cash at option Of purchaser. A deposit
Of $500 required OF purchaser at sale.
Examination o. title. conveyancing. record
ing, revenue stamps and notsrial fees at
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale.
other lWise trustees reserve the right 10
resell property at risk and cost of de-
faultlng purchaser. after i've days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper
may be forfeited. or without iOrieitinG
any legal equitable rights against de-
RAYMoND J. vIERBUCHEN.
GEORGE M. EMMERICH.
ie6.101417.2O Trustees
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SUMMER CAMPS.

YOUR BOYl Send him to Camp Weqwa
County. Nd. 35 miles from washington.
horseback riding. rife practice and many
other SPORTS that boys IKE. Properly
limited enrolment For complete details.
address Camp Weqwa, 3146 10th st. NV.
Telephone Columbia 1908.
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SALE-LOTS,

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 60-FOOT LOT
in Forest Hills section for $500 cash
r. ELIOT MIDDLETON Met. 2sz1
SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS. PART OF HIS,
toric estate Lee Highway, Va. 10 minuteg
drive to Wash Owner. Walnut 9366. ~.
MUST SELL WOODED HOME SITE. look
I5O feet Falls Church: improvements;
stores. bus Only S495. Phone Adams 1855.
PACING MADISON ST. AT 9TH NV
lots totaling 57is by about 12O It. TO alley'
VEY. District 45OS. 1126 Vt. ave.
S900-CORNER OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
and Mcdonald ST.. faces Government PARK:
ine location for detached house. See MI.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1913 II st. NV District 1900
81 LOTS ON WILSON LANE IN ENGLISH
VILLAGE, near Bradley Blvd. and Kenwood.
Priced $3.50 up. No less than 10-ft. front;
Builders terms to reliable builders. Cali
Mr. Thomas
ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
ahorehsm Building. National E75o.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

PRTNTCRAFT BLDG rooms. $50 and
$40. Apply Room 204. ~.
CONN AVE. AND N, 1908 18th ST
Suitable for dance studio etc. Very large
Studio room with large show window fac
ing on Conn. ave: slightly smaller adjoin-
"' RANDALL, Il HAGNER & CO..
1891 Conn, Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
900 CONN. AVE. INV. COR. CONN AVE.
at K)--Prominent corner. near large large
ISx4Ol. facing on Conn. ave. Elevator
service. Reasonable rentals.
RANDALI H. HAGNER & CO., INC.
1921 Conn Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
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SHORE PROPERTY

SALE-ATLANTTC CITY FURNISHED
cottage, 10 H. half block to ocean reduced
to $4,000. y MCINTYRE. 103 50. New
Haven ave-. ventnor. n. J.
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CLIFTON TERRACE,

Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
completely furn. linens. silver. Frigidaire;
day week month National 6425
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GEORGETOWN. HILLTOP. FOR SUMMER
-1O rooms, screened porch. garden. large
shade trees. MARTIN. 3215 r st. NV.
Phone West 0142.
DEIJGHTFULLY COOL. CHEVY CHASE.
bordering golf courses bed rooms
baths. sun porch; second floor; BED
rooms / bath room. third floor; screened
and garage. Rental S100 monthly: avail
able Immediately. Phone MAYO. West
3164 ------
RDGE-FURNISHED 5-RM.. MOD
eril house: delightful yard; July to Sept.
15 S65 1881 Myrtle ave. ne. Phone
47I2 18th ST. NW--LOvETIY HOME.
perch. for summer months. oeorEis Ab2s.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
MICHIGAN PARK.

Sc, ,25O-$350 CASH.
Tc2 Hamilton st. n.w.---6 rooms, bath.
3 porcfes garage, long back yard; near
sshocl, buf and street car hnss inquire
Evening star., 1935-06-20
SALE--HOUSES.
81 BoNIPANT 81

sI1 BONIFANT ST.
NEW prrAcHsp s5lEsI sPTsRfb; s4PonRfb; kooM RS BRICK
An attractive modern home on beauti-
fui lot 6OxlsO feet. less than two squares
from oeorEia aye. aye. and all convsniensss. .
modern Kitchen and up-to-date equipment
throgyhout; Attached saTaEs. PRICE
ONLY sSssS SPsS pAfEY fER' re g sus PR purchaser
1908 i sHANEos "a. NV. 3 ISeHs HeHfoS2E S2, ss4s.
BUNGALOW. MAsoNARY. NV. sUBURB;
shrubbery and fowerSi garage. See It
''s. rrc7 1sePEH e. 81 sS 4 COLBERT s.sI .Hcs ss4s
ALL BRICK sEMI-pETAoHED.
$3.50 AND $500;
{ sGffp41s H39Ms Z aAkAAdE'' AakAATdhEs'
month wiii pay all Interest: prineiple.
taxes and insurance. No commissions or
renewal costs.
b32 QUINTANA PL. NV.
0Pen DaiIy 70 g2sc g2
1919 K St NV. District 1880.
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
Detached shingle and stucco residence,
berry: Just north Of Z. /. ave: in the
$1,000; $500 cash. balance ike rent. Call
Mr.. Bennett, res. Ge. 229S.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. D1. 3346.
HOME BARGAIN on INvEsTMENr-.s8- q
sast section near sth and East Capitol
Price. S7,95O-opportunity de
teehed home with large rooms: oil heat;
inE southern exposure; beautifully shrubbed
yard; sold for much more, than asked
now Fsah saiPs iIPsGtG cXNrY 5Xi sRd a NJ st. nv"
Investment Bldg. National 1900.
NORTHEAST
Near Tenn. ave. and 4th Stay
Sint SSindow brick. 8 rooms and bath. hot-Water
Only 5O0-Terms.
,o,k HARRY 3; PITTS co, ooo
After 8 PM Emerson I76I.
MARIETTA PARK.
detsehsd ear b Sth ana oEietaoEpeHsssimIi+t h siIsot
o eGms snq PAIN SoIn1e
back pOrehes. 81 cOncrsts front porch. secar
built-in garage. Excellent condition.
1O1s 15.h hhEsY g. nv. Z: PITrs G2:i Nj. o1Oo.
After PM. Emerson 1861.
dRkA4YF EHEF kE6ueEb MT etEAfAfT Il PRId2 a2ME Zoo
sold originally around SI7 900. Faces
beautiful wooded area OF Rock Greek
PooM Pes5 Seven Large room a.Tas 4 BED Ed
.
front and double rear .porches, 2-CAR
fhELPs. fPHEAaE' NATioNHLF 4 R1EFsaG; ss6o. BOSS d
ATTRACTIVE HOME OR. BUSINESS Lo-
cation in first commercial zone. six blocks
from Whlte House: seven rooms. bath;
lot to Vide alley; % price, s'sf sii go; an oieP e
Near Washington Circle: vell-built
teity rented for GoOa Ss'n pres
Corner house in good location north
terms
Near 29rd and Va. ave NV: brick
bodbse bStb Tsnting nres fSr S39 s6o month rooms
r.ed io SIS nonh D9cs Gst q sos sse
tial brick dwelling; rooms. bath; cleo:
}AFS 49A $oiS SosR1s 81 ToODTasP B.P.l R;sr gsss
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
new houses that will make good homes for
81. 950-6-rm. brick. 5 porches: 81 900
7.450-semi- detached. 8 rooms. ga
IS 450-7 rooms. Q baths; facing Govt.
park.
These houses are In Marietta Park,
convenient location and should sell quickly
on this market.
District 3347 Cleveland 4944.
PRICE. TERMS AND CASH
Make this very exceptional opportunity
to own q splendid 3-story row brick home
on Park rd. 2-car garage; oil heat. Bird
floor would bring $50 monthly rent Half
block from Mt. Pleasant car line in Sacred
Heart Parish. Only $4,000. Compar-
able homes in vicinity sell at much higher
price.
w.c& c'S MILLER.
District 1864
1lln nth ST NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FLANNERY & CRAIGHLL
Attorneys.
NOTICE OF PARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice Is hereby given that under .
certificate fled on June Sth. 1885. in the
once OF the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia. the under
signed have formed co-Dartnershlp under
the firm name of AUCHINCLOSS. PARKER
AND REDPATH for the purpose OF trans
acting a general brokerage business In
the buying selling and dealing in COM
modities, stocks, bonds and other securi-
ties in the City OF Washington. District
of Columbia, and elsewhere. having ot1ees
at 7I9 18th Street NV. in said City:
from June -. 1885, to June 30. 1895, and
Eckley B. Coke. III Of Haverford, Pennsyl-
vanis. as special or limited partner, has
contributed one hundred thousand dollars
(SlOO,0OOl TO the capital OF said partner
ship. The business Of the partnership Will
be transacted by the undersigned general
partners only. Eckley b, Coke, III. ss
special partner. shall not be liable for or
be subject to any loss or liability beyond
the amount of his aforesaid contribution.
HUGH D. AUCHINCLOSS,
CHAUNCEY G. PARKER. Jrs
ALBERT G. REDPATH.
RICHARD P. DUNN,
HAROLD c. PATTERSON.
ALFRED PUTNAM,
FAUL D. HOWE.
General Partners.
ECKLEY B. COKE. III
Special or Limited Partner.
te13. Is. is. .2O,22. %. .27 29-jyl .3.5,s
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RENT-STORES.

NOW BEING REMoDELEDI77Si ALASKA
ave, Shepherd Park. 25x60: next to Sant-
tery; 5 yrs drug store. Cleveland 7313. 23-
22OI SHERMAN AVE. N.W.-DRUG
2114 N. Y. ave. n.w.-Beauty shop. bO.OO
9OS 2lSt st. n.w.-Poultry and veg
III "a st n w-I)eIicat lessen 275
M, FRANK RUPERT, 1921 7th st. NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERA AGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. D. G.. June 90; 1888.
persons have applied for licenses under the
District OF Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Act. that remonstrants are en-
titled TO be heard before the granting OF
on such applications for licenses on July ;,
1898, at 10 M, in Room 22I. District
Boatman Club, Retailers c. No. l Thomas
Circle. N W: 76S oscar Diskin, Retailers
B. 1900 First St. NV 30l4. Aristedes
Amanat- TIA ,ArthuTs ReStaIrant est Re e.
Ofutt. Agnes K Mason Isaac Cans. Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board. je2027
zoNING COMMISSION D. c.. Washing
ton. June 20, 1885. In accordance with
onePe9y s aPPfoffd St Ma4oh a56 90 ubo
No. l53 66th CongresSJ. entitled An Act
to regulate the heignt, area ana use OF
buildings in the District OF Columbia
and to create a Zoning Commission and
for other purposes notice IS hereby gwen
that a public hearing will be held in the
Board Room OF OF {hs DiTtTiet Bulqilrs I7Il7 pc Pc
1895, fer the purpose Of considering the
following amendment 70 the Zoning Regu5
lations Of the District Of Columbia: Amend
! district PAGE IA. Zoning Regulations. by
omittinE the phrase or community house.
in line d, and insert before the word
section f read: @ In the A. semirestricted-
area district the minimum dimensions of
yards and courts and the MAXIMUM per
Centage of lot occupancy shall be the same
as for "A area district. except that here
after no building shall be erected or altered
for use as an apartment house. hospital.
aiic pubic garage. at or hotel nor @ shall any
building or premises be used for these puI-
poses" DAN I; SULTAN; ", c. HAZE BAAzzEN,
CANfNIERER. Zoning Commission OF the
District of Columbia. je20-lot
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

MIRAMAR. 1901 18th ST NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE
S57 .50-Large living room with portable
dinette set dressing room with Murphy
bed. sun room. kitchen and tiled bath.
See manager Phone POTOMAC 5000.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
HERE IS a -,

REAL, oPPoRTuNfTY FoR SOME ONE;
Charming 4-room cottage on shaded
knoll. overlooking Chesapeake Bay: refined
sandy beach; unusual fishing grounds
Only 1.250-S75 CASH. S15 monthly
You viii get real value for your money
ton and better health. Call Greenwood
2232 evenings or District 2l24 daytime.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
RENT-FLATS,

i91 18th ST. Sc. . SOS. SOUTH OF EAST.
High Sch.-4 large rooms and bath, un-
furn.; back porch and yard; only S42 so.
Phone Mr.. CLARK. Natl 3o07.
838 q ST. Sc q 3 r, q BATH EACH;
elec., gas and heat included. r. L. SEY-
MOUR co. INC. 1916 N. Y. ave. Phone
National 1907.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
UNDEL-ON-THE-BAY

BAY-FRONT COTTAGE
Living room dining room. kitchen. bed
rooms, 2 servants rooms and bath, garage.
Completely furnished viii only rent for
the entire season-S500. LINKINS CO.
I733 De Sales st. Phone District 1922.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
PROPOSALS.

o s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1865 NAVY
Building. Washington. D c. Sealed pro-
posals will be received here until 3 m.
June 2S 1895 and then opened, for con-
struction OF brick and steel temporary sd-
dition 10 Munitions Building. WASHINGTON.
D. C.. Further information on application.
ie1Q 0OOT
Evening star., 1935-06-20
1880

2902 18th st. NV, overlooking Rock
creek Park-Modern s-room home. II
Must sacrifice at once. For inspection,
call
Evening star., 1935-06-20
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

Hesketh St. in finest section of
Chevy Chase. Md. "a block west of
Circle): 9 rooms, incIosed sleeping
porch. finished rooms on third
noor. automatic heat, electric re-
frigeration; spacious lot, beautiful
flowers and landscaping. 2-car ga
rage with overhead doors: L block
from transportation and near
churches, schools tpublic and paro-
chlaD. stores. movies and bank.
G.. H. HILLEGEIST CO.,