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Evening star., 1937-08-21

MAXNoR WAX s6o6 Brentwood I'd. ne. North
PETWORTH CORNER,
41a1 saw.aoJsE 81 ST EG GoapiftoN, sHAfAaE''
closed % Sleeping porch; built-in garage; the
price is FlShs WALTER laE a a. auiff sRoWN 5Sf
lab Eye Street. National 1852.
LOCUST GROVE RID.
New houses-5 rooms plus recreation
1880. Turn off Georgia ave. at 5000
block Open aIppY every a night: sh1;rs 70
1019 18th St NV. Met 0l0o.
47O4 MAPLE AVE.
A MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME.
New 6-room brick Has all the comforts
should see this home and consider its
beautiful colored tile bath. complete kitch-
en-. its fireplace with its ,paneled knotted-
pine mantel its large and roomy rooms its
automatic oil burning heating plant. built
in garage with overhead doors, its concrete
porch and the convenience Of its arrange
ment its yard with its natural planting.
1t actually has apples and pears growing
Directions: Come to Bank of Bethesda.
continue on Wis. ave: to Maple ave, turn
right half square to 4704. My sign is on
S. T. ROBERTSON,
1901 Georgetown Rd. Wise 1444.
Excellent Trinidad Section.
Six large rooms. > complete baths; one
family house. or can easily be converted
for two. Large basement; built-in garage.
Price $500 and SS.45O.
Reasonable Terms.
Will Take Your Lot in Trade.
Model Home Open to pm.
1928 Holbrooke st. NE.
DRIVE out l5th and SITS. ne. to
Sears. Roebuck. turn left on Oates. one
block to Hobrooke.)
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST NV. District 3347.
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%1o 500-:SACRTFTC

S12,5OO-SACRIFICE.
BEAUTIFUL CATHEDRAL AVE A
HONE THAT TIL SOLD y JUST s UNDER ID $4,000
Four Bed rms. 2sbaths. bnilt-in sara{e.
For home or investment this home Is the
buy Of 2 lifetime. For Information call
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National Mortgage & Inv. Corp.
National 1888. 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
OF 18th ST.

HEARI' OF Ibtn ST.
Oak Lawn Terrace. $500 18th.
c-bed-roon apartment. porch: attractive.
Call MRS. BRENNON Adams 5335. 23'
COLORED = 1888 2lst ST. NV. =
rooms kitchen bath: S45. Open.
COLORED-THREE ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath new building. 243 14th st. ne.
~ WM' H SAUNDERS co, INC,
151aK NV District 1918.
6OLCRED-S0l P ST. NV
rms. kit. bath porch S425
SHANNON &, JUCHS co.
1k0S Z s. NV National o345.
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CHOICE INVESTMENT.
1IFI VFtU pI VpFI y III pdT Z UhNIIIFTT-
SULLIVAN BROTHERS.

PARK AND SHOP CENTEF
Chain Store Occupants.
Fastest Growing Section Of Arlington
County.
Attractive and Certain Income
Fred A. Gosnell & Son,
Jesse Building. Opposite Court
House, Arlington. Va
Clarendon 749. Walnut S44o. 90
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

NEAR ARLINGTON COUNTY. 1-YEAR
lease with option. :}-bed-room. 2-bath,
unfurn. brick home. oil heat not over SS5.
Walnut $3.50. Mr. WHEELER.
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HYATTSVILLE, MD.-S5,95O.

5-room bungalow fin. attic W h.
fireplace, refrigerator garage: tons coal;
GOOD LOCATION
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
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26O5 ADAMS MILL RD.
rooms. kitchen and bath, side porch;
electric refrigeration.
SAT. so.
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McNAB. FALLS CHURCH.
Falls Church 40S.

S35OO-S3OO CASH-S35 MONTH
5-rocm house, bath. cleo, furnace heat,
gear garage: lot 6OX100.
5-room BUNGALOW gas. cleo. hotwater
heat: bwd. floors; lot 50xl50 TT; $3.50:
terms
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. gas.
cleo. lot 10x300 fti S6250; $500 cash.
balance monthly.
Erwin REALTY CO. Call HyattsviIle 765
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n. G. Hines and Sons,
Agents
District 774O or Walnut 1888,
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR "a

'NVGSi"E FNSFckII FCk SalV
CORNER STORE AND Apartment
mixed neighborhood leased al $500 a \
$3.50. Call Mr.. HERMAN. Natl. 44aal
GROOM BRICK. JUST OFF 18th Il
Nv with not-Water heat and e!ec. Pen 4
TO co!ored tenant At 81. per month Prlcl
W 80. Inquire Suite "O2, glG l1th i
10 APTs. NEW BUILDING NV SID
tion. Rent S65OO per year. VIII xnol
net return OF $4,000. Consider ga
house as down. payment. BUILDER An
OWNER, District 2T!4.
GRANNY FLAT. NEARBY NEyi
hardwood trim Rentals over 500 nj
WAITER NJ. BAUMAN Thomas circ
FOUR GROOM BRICKS. RENTING FoI
THOMAS ?: BROWN, 6t4 4th st.
National 6S1@
GROOM AND BATH BRICK. GARAGI
price. s4.450; good investment Ca|
Adams H9TS-J
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Lot S0Xl0O IT.. S O0O So #: Imnrovd
by frame dwellings; "324 10 233@ Chan
rent Sl36 mo A real investment Prlcl
Sl@.5O0. H H CARTER. Gl3 18th 4
". National AIS.
CHOICE INVESTMENT.
new brick building. wonderfully buiI
Contains four units of Il rooms 4 ba
and large. concrete. screened pOrcheI
excellent location. Send for leaflet Civ
complete information about THIS proper
Each unit rents $40 month. Total, s. ID
year. Price S15.50O
MADISON BUILDING CO. 1417Kst. NJ
REAL BARGAINS.
Near 4tn and N Y ave nv-A sod
briCk oWelllns, renting for $50; prid|
s. 800
Near Union Station-A good Bird
dwelling with rooms. bath zoned n
business; good lot rent $40. price. So q5J
real bargain in a nicely located. cornJ
apt house containing 10 housekeepi{
apis; never vacant: annual rental, 81 SD
very small operating expense: well hnanc4
with lor g-term loan. VIII accept small(
improved property in part payment
SULLIVAN BROTHERS. |
q aca.a.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

:. Nichols Ave, Hyattsville, Md
s rooms. bath. breakfast alcove. "-car
built-i1 garage: weather-stripped, caulked
and screened tile bath; Sc $50: . addl-
tional rooms can be finished on second
noor. Very easv terms
stop lieht at Riverdale, turn left to Mich
OILS ave and house
ALFRED R YANCEY, Owner and Builder
I Al
Evening star., 1937-08-21

Beautiful new 6-room brick Cape Cod
Colonial home, high elevation, overlooking
Government park on District line in Mt
Rainier; complete with steel easement
windows, screened, oil heat rock wool in
sulation. open fireplace. hardwood floors
tile bath. built-in garage located on
large landScaped lot At corner Of Eastern
ave. and 2Sth St: near car line. block
from bus, l-fare zone. open for inspec-
ton: price $3.50: substantial cash pay-
ment, easy monthly terms. OWNER.
(,reenuood of12
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

-
Only $3.50; terms, $500 cash, - 3o
per month including all interest; , large
rooms tiled bath with shower, INV. heat.
cleo kitchen. hardwood floors. cellar. fine
attic; beautiful section. Exhibit house
4O4 Garfield ave, Riverdale. Md. turn left
on West Madison ave. al traffic light. turn
right on Garfield ave. OWNER, Hyatts-
vile bpm.
3 ACRES 4-ROOM FRAME COTTAGE:
cleo and good well water; house sets 300
feet off good rd on nice knoll with plenty
of shade: owner leaving. will sacrifice
81 45O GOOD terms.
s-acre lot. 5-room modern bungalow
fruit and shade; roadside stand; on busy
highway So 500 easy terms.
10 acres old Groom house fast-run-
ming stream; $500, $500 cash. $50
Evening star., 1937-08-21

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Homes on large shaded
lots from $4,000 to $500.
Hot-water heat, oil burners,
hardwood floors, tile baths.
Near or on 18th st. bus line.
Small down payments, bal
ance monthly. No renewal
of trusts.
FRANK L. HEWITT,
8408 Georgia Ave.
Shepherd 1898. 26"
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LYON PARK. VA
S5.250.

Buy direct from builder at substantial
savings New. "-story. rms, fun base
ment; extra laree rms.
McCLA1NE
200 Wilson Blvd. Clar., Va. Wal a"92
Day and evenings.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
Annrs tile IA shnWer

6 r. oak floors, tile bath, shower. garage,
fireplace; $500 cash, sos month: move in.
MAYNOR- 1905 Brentwood rd. ne. North
Evening star., 1937-08-21
BOILING VIEW,
QOdA OnI CIT
HYATTSVILLE,

II 7 Al lOV1IIE.
Detached bungalow, rms. - bed
rooms) bath INV h.. Janitrol gas fur
mace cleo, automatic water heater built
in garage: shower in basement; lot, 40xl40.
Price, $3.50
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th St. NV Realtor Natl. 0153.
Sun and Eve. Adams 1912.
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NEW BRICK HOME

DETACHED AND SEMI-DETCHED.
2910-l2-l7 o ST. Sc.
Priced to sell by owner and builder &
large rooms bath, built-in garages, l
block north OF Pa. ave; conveniently To-
Gated. Brokers invited.
ELI BUSADA,
10 mt tic
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ALL NEW HOMES.

1927 45th PL Sc.
Brand-new all-brick house, rooms,
bath. bult-in garage, side porch, air
conditioned oil heat insulated. Drive
out Pa ave. 10 Alabama ave. turn left
continuing to 45th pl., left to house.
PAUL P STONE & A. S. LORD.
NORTH 7471
Evening star., 1937-08-21

OVERLOOKING THE NATIONS S CAPITOL
26O6 Branch Ave Sc.
SEE THIS TRULY FINE HOME. NEARING
COMPLETION. HIGH ELEVATION. ON
BREAKFAST NOOK. . PORCHES. RECRE-
ALTON ROOM: OIL HEAT. SUMMER AND
WINTER HOOK-UP. SLATE ROOF: COP
PER GUTTER. FLASHINGS AND DOWN
SPOUTS; COPPER PLUMBING. SEE THIS
DOUBLY INSULATED HOME Come over
Penna. Ave Bridge. up hill to Branch ave.
turn right to house.
PAUL P. STONE and A. S. LORD,
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IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME

With 23 acres of ground. New brick house
9 rooms, bath. light airy basement.
h-w-n. electrict lights. modern plumbing
Located on Colesville pike, so miles from
Washington. Shown by appointment,
North
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME

Ideally located on Southern r. r. 200
yards from station S-room house with
modern improvements. acres fertile lana;
1-acre orchard. choice fruits only: Sn
minutes by car to city: commutatlon. So
per mo Priced for QUICK sale. S5,930:
terms to responsible purchaser:
R T VIOLET & SON.
s43 34th St. Mt. Rainier Md.
Evening star., 1937-08-21

ONLY S6.500-3211 OLIVER ST.
Never before such AMAZING VALUE
in Chevy Chase D. c. Large room, break
fast and sleeping porches, 2 baths. incl.
shower bath in basement, attic, garage;
open Sat. aft. and Sun.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. NATL. 1893.
BROOM BRICK m GEORGETOWN. AT
1887 31st st. NV. Automatic heat: fne
location; $4,000: terms.
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
West O6OO. Home, West 2445.
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION VIRGINIA.
New brick Colonial: 6 rooms i u baths:
garage attached large attic, open porch:
air conditioned, insulated. screened. wealth
and cutters; oak floors throughout. 1922
Old Military rd. OWNER. Columbia 1873.
NEW AIR-CONDTT1ONED HOMES
5O6-5OS GREENWOOD AVE-
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
Attractive, refined and complete in every
detail: oil heat large living room and bed
rooms; brick construction; 3o-foot con.
crete porches; detached garage: large lot;
$3.50. Open until . pm. Drive out Car
roll ave. one block fpast sanitarium to
Greenwood. left 3 blQvle to houses. G. 3.
BENNETT. North 20F6.
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MT. PLEASANT HOME,

MT. PLEASANT HOME.
Lowest priced home in neighborhood, for
quick sale Newly decorated throughout;
h.-wh. Can be shown by appointment.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV Dist. 1913.
1An nnA11nu"11 I'LL nnncu,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25

Sence the prime in inquiry cenralized thought
really Dig hearted white man. is when dealng with negroes
OF TINS country Is: is he (meanng the neproy honest? Will
nc Keep his word does he when giving evidence even in
S; Trend or enemy tell straight FORWARD nogen
.oUs tale IS he generally reliable? What doc, a white
mink OF coored man who would agree to burn door
NehN mouse down just to few dollar reward? Ne
roeS nave not money enough to buy the manhood big
white man and most big white delight to speak truth
full hosest reliable self respectful Negro Even Political
~ Democrats just laughing in and their know
they have struck tender cord enough of the know
the they just for job buy Negroes always have been
then irds loyal to the but ready for PrA
pos ready to down the walls Jercho the god
dcs Of liberty, insult the Stars Stripes American
and curse the OF the Virgin Mary the smiles OF
and pats on the shoulder by who has
we mean the white home tells his wife and children
how much he had 10 for mode day Negro slaves BE
foio the Of the Civil War white aucoeeed
10 the f hct bidder but to day Negroes waiting for
that the. walking right in the News telling them
th, and when for hundred wears
Negro and ashamed to tell white He. Democrats
know Negroes whc politics. liars when they
they Democrats. But Oh, God forgive them they know
what they do.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25
WHO is A NEGRO

nera upon superficial evidence satisfactory the clerk
Children assigned colorcd schools
wholly superficial appearance Every train and street
conductor OF the South is set Judge of the absrce of
thropoo&l' and ehnology
THE approach Federal definition OF
Negro on Coored person was up by the Supreme
OF the District OF Couwba where white and colored schools
operate under the laws OF Congress The judge
cooie" person Is who, by contact association,
bdes in the racial status
N'n tins question teaches ho Supreme it is ever
os ii easy to predict fis learned tribunal side ssp
'ecl'l ana ultimate ilnltion and will fall upon
the resourcefulness of obf>vaon and common sef,se
This august tribunal has passed laws excluding Japan
csc Chinese wld Fipnos from becomino citizens ,+r
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25
Continued On Page Four)

rounds as he frequcltly was
outpunched at close range, tied
up by the champions smart
defense, and forced to give
ground under Jim's gallant
charges. ... .,
The tide turned swiftly and
conclusiVely in the sixth round
1t was give and take up to that
point with Braddock matching
a cut over his left eve with a
shot that brought blodo trick
ing from the challenger's nose.
but Il sudden barrage to the
head started Jim's downfall in
the sixth ...
One of the Negroes hard
shots to the head ripped big
ger cash near the champicn's
left eve. Another right to the
mouth cut Braddock's upper
Ilp so badly that blood spurtcd
from it in a stream. Keeling
wndcr punishment. Braddock'y
Esoes saGged, his eyes blinkcd
and ne barely kept his feet as
Louis Tipped both hands home
The champions counter punch-
eS were wild, his cCntrol gone
yet he. cQStinued to CHARGE for
ward, swinging with b O h
hands I'D connecting with
such force that Louis was him
self bafflcd by his olpDucnt',
courageous stand AZ the bell
ended the sixth round
Furious repair work SEE il
l'raddock chargirr Out rarncly
ln the seventh with such az
"rcssiVeness that Louis had
Tow chances TO set himself for
= shot that might bring down
the sturdy white man.
tn, CHALLENGER, now i'm com
nand but still champion re-
nnaiodlv but could not halt
.,m's forward lunpcs on keep
.u'iralY ont Of rarre Of the
D. tered title holders dcspor
ate wings. g. o..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25

when there are still many pee
pie in the State Of Wnet Viz
ginia Eho HUNGRY rd in
mond HeV brother tho
John L. Lewis, has .Enasiyed
more increases in his salary, +
desire to advise the senate that :
Mr.. Raymond Lewis, not a res
ident of West Virginia. man
who never resided in West Viz
ginia, was brought down from
hlsresidence in AnothsF state
to help put over the w. P. A.
program. He vas listed as an
engineer, and he must have
been good because those in
charge of w. 32sA. found it
very advisable to increase his
salary. Of course, the fact that
he is brother of John Lewis
may have had something to do
with it. 1t may be, although I
am not certain, that he has
continued to improve and that
his salary has been increased
again and again. Of course,
you know, Mr.. President, that
Mr.. Hopkins would not want
MIR. Lewis to be subjected to
the gossip of neighbors. Of
course, his neighbors do NOT
know him so well, because he
has sot been in West Virginia
very long, and, of course, they
would want to check ito that.
| wat to see if that practicesis
being continued in the state.
l understand that certain IN
dividuals have been released
from the pay roll because they
questioned certain equipment
costracts and the use Of certain
equipment. / feel that it would
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25

l want to see if the men who
went aEPYnd and got nicksls.
dl Lea quail era rom
men EtrNng o. prof
were rewarded fF Iii ir abb
to collect. l want to see kbH
many of those who worked
faithfully during the months Of
September and October on the
w. P. A. pay roll, yet not at
w, p. A. work, had their salar-
les increased. l know the in
dividuals, but l want an Off
cial record from the Govern
ment in order that I may check
them.
| have found that on some
projects the. cost of .adminis-
tratiCm and supervision exceed
ed the amount of money paid
the relief workers. IJwant to
see if this practice is still con-
tinued.
| have found on the pay roll
one man who was placed there,
according to their own state
ment in a letter which I have
at hand, as being "a possibility
toward healing rift that GER
tain of the opposition had in
mind to make with the Italian
vote. | want to see if that
practice continues.
| found an instance of a GER
tain individual being appointed
according to the letter I have
in my possession here is the be
cause cit would go large way
toward holding our line intact
here in the county" | want
to see if thi is practice is still
being continued.
| want to see if the same
large number of individuals
whose duties were to write for
the newspapers ito sell the w.
P. A. to the people of West Vir
ginia" are still employed at
tremendously high salaries
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25

n0opee What in the world $ all of this "Strkn rr
~ Oh 'he country to the other? What does il menu ,,,,,
"!' DC the sufferer? VIII it hurt the big coal MAJ, , - ia,
t'AiS'S' Certainly not but look out Mr. 4born, mann
~ ' CHECKS and see If your have as much when s,ril
'0 WIG" 'ley are at peace with each other
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25
Big White Men Like rs D55GAb5l95 Dealer. ard
" "@ Liars tt~@

After reachmy The seventeen mile stone from the cradle! to
W@rd1sh gaves andin the face every c, Ira Of mans N
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-25

Continued On Page Feury
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
Troy Family Takes
Long Auto Trip

Leaving Troy early on the morn
ing of July 20, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
J. Weidner and daughter Lorraine
drove to Coulee Dam, and from
there to Snoqualmie Falls, Wash,
where they visited few days with
Mrs. Weidner's sister, Mrs. Jern-
berg Going on to Seattle and AS
toria, Ore, they visited with rela-
tives and friends. They spent few
days in Portland, visiting the Ras-
mussen family, and while there had
the pleasure of seeing some of the
big navy boats, when the u. S,
fleet was in. After viewing beau
tiful Crater lake, they followed the
coast highway to Los Angeles and
visited a few days with Mrs. Chas
Engleken, Mrs. Jack Croft and
daughter Barbara. Going across in
TO Mexico they visited at Auga
Caliente and Tia Juana, then across
the Mojave desert, stopping at Boul-
der dam on their way to Salt Lake
City, from there they drove through
Yellowstone park and returned 10
Troy August 3.
The Weidners report very enjoy
able time while on their 5000 mile
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

|ings to the above named defendants
and 10 each of them:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the Complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of this Court, copy of which
lis herewith served upon one of you
lin each County wherein any of you
reside, and to file your answer and
serve copy thereof upon the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty
days after the service of this Sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of SER
vice; and in case of your failure to
appear or answer, judgment will
be taken against you, by default,
for the relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Said action is brought for the
purpose of obtaining tax deed
from the County Treasurer of Lin
coin County, Montana, to the.
! Lots eight (8) and nine (9) OF
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Block eight t8) of the Town of
Deweyville, Montana, which is iden-
teal with and. are the same as Lots
eight (8) and nine l9) of Block
eight (8) of the original townsite
of Eureka, Montana, according to
the map or plat thereof on file and
of record in the Clerk and Record
eT's office of Lincoln County, Mon
tana, together with the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging And to obtain
a judgment directing the County
Treasurer to make, execute, and de-
liver tax deed thereto.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
said Court this 22nd day Of July,
1887
(SEAL) FRED r. CLARK,
Clerk of Court.
BLACKBOARD 81 BLACKBOARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
| Libby, Montana. jy29-al94t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
Troy Bested in Batting Spree

Troy bcSted In b2II1ne spree
Troy's heavy artillery batted the
horsehide all over the local park
but were unable to make up for the
unearned runs they handed Thomp-
son Falls in the opening game to
lose 10 to 9 at Troy on August 8.
Falls scored two on triple, a
single and an error to start the
game; but Troy came back to score
three on consecutive hits by Sather,
Weidner, r. Lindsey and Brown.
Thompson scored in the second and
fourth on errors and Weidner on
LoWry's error to tie the count at
four-all
Then the riotous eighth Callahan
walked two in row and two hard
singles scored both men retiring
CAL to the showers. With no men
out Durfey was sent in by Manager
c. Lindsey to halt the rally and had
difficulty with his control and
walked one, then retired two. Wat
kins doubled for his third hit of the
day and CARED singled for his
fourth hit Lindsey told the rub
Der and retired the side.
Rain clouds continued to hover
overhead but failed to dampen the
spirits of the Troy clouters. Carter,
sent in to hurl for the Falls, broke
his arm in the third pitch he made
TO Lindsey Ray proceeded to pole
a lively triple from the offerings
of Previs, followed by two walks
and Lenhart's double with the bases
loaded scoring two. And the sew
enth pitcher of the game took the
mound--walked Hosea and grooved
one for Murphy who raced second on
the hit and later slid third making
a neat sneaker play as Hosea raced
home.
Sather halted another Thompson
Falls rally in the ninth with a stir
ring shoestring catch of sizzling
line-drive deep in left center field
with two men out and two runners
on.
Troy Midgets will engage Libby
Midgets in a seven-inning game be-
ginning at $50 p. m. Friday evening
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Clay were business visitors in Lib
by Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson re-
turned from Spokane Monday where
they had been visiting since Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Sagen left for White
fish Tuesday to visit relatives for a
few days.
Miss Alice Jerrow of Whitefish
spent the weekend visiting Mr.. and
Mrs William Jerrow.
Mrs. Al Connock of Bozeman ar
rived Sunday to spend few days
in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mechen of
Spokane arrived Tuesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Clay and re-
turned Thursday. Mrs. Mechen is
Mr.. Clay's daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Stone and
family moved into the H. c. Weidner
home on Missoula avenue Sunday.
1t was formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. William Dolan.
Nella Mullins arrived Monday
from Los Angeles, Calf, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Lena Rives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bennett and
daughter Maxine and Mrs. Jack
Coffman arrived Sunday from Spo-
kane and returned Tuesday. Miss
Dolores Joy returned with them and
will spend until Thursday visiting
in Spokane, then she will leave for
Roslyn, Wash, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone have moved
into the Henry Weidner house.
Frank Divis left Tuesday for Hot
Springs, Mont, where he will take
the baths for short time.
Dresses of Silk and Wool in Fall
Styles, will be shown at the Divis
Dress Shop August Is to Goth. It.
Mrs. Elgin Murphy entertained a
number of guests Tuesday evening
in honor Of her husbands birthday.
The evening was spent in playing
pangani, after which the hostess
served delightful lunch.
Mrs. Haworth and Mrs. Shad Wal
lace of Spokane spent Sunday in
Troy.
Mrs. D. r. Wood and Mrs. r. E.
Clay were visitors in Libby on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sahr enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frye and
Calvin Davis at a dinner on Tues
day evening in honor of their
grandson Jesse's twelfth birthday.