davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-01-13
SLIGHT Of CRITICS
RESENTED BY BILL
His Gang Can't Be Figured
Lower Than Second, Says
Champs Manager.
BY JOHN LARDNER.

n VIEW YORK, January l3.-Re-
N member the Giants? Two
" thousand six hundred and six
4 teen base ball experts already
have gone on record with their selec-
tions for the National League pennant
In 1887, and 80 per cent of these high
class mystics are picking the Chicago
Cubs or the st. Louis Cardinals. It's
very confusing, because the Giants
are the champions
No one pays much attention TO
them. They are mild and drab, the
Giants. When an absent-minded fan
runs over National League prospects
for the coming season he is apt to
finish his count on the seventh finger
and say:
Lets see. now. Who did we skip?"
And the guy who Is drinking beer
with him will reply:
II think it musta been that New
York club"
Things. being thus, it is fortunate
for the champions of the league that
they are managed by a super-salesman
with a powerful voice and a forcetul
personality, who very much dislikes
to have the Giants overlooked and will
remove that big Havana heater from
his mouth and roar challenge to
the world whenever he comes within
shifting distance Of a microphone.
Evening star., 1937-01-13

Husband Calling Champion.
Husband calling-Mrs. William A
Evening star., 1937-01-13

Totals $40 Totals-1n 222
Referees-Messrs. Keppel. o. Mitchell.
Evening star., 1937-01-13
By the Associated Press.

TINE new Congress Is full Of
fellows who've played tour
nament tennis, but only
- Charles r. Clason of Massa-
chusetts ever has won an interna-
tional court competition.
The slender 46-year-old "fresh-
man" Congressman spent two Sum-
mers in Europe winning tennis
tournaments.
Evening star., 1937-01-13
Terry He Hos Big Winner Vines Tops 7ens Pro Net Lis
EASTERN |SSAVED
BY HEROIC VICTORY
last-Second Basket Defeats
Western, MuddIes Series.
Tech 22-19 Victor.
BY BURTON HAWKINS

!: !: q: e.: 6: e: e: Is: :: :: :: =; =:
~ hecoY,oe s0meWhat Ynuddled
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Women's Dresses
Reduced

II Printed Silks, Bembergs (rayon). Rayors,
sizes SO to A. Originally $lo95 to $685.
A>o" -4d.9S
Pure Silk Washable Crepes and Pure Silk
Prints. some with Jackets Sizes So, 40 to 46.
Originally $25, $2975. Sle.sS
Pure Silk Printed Crepes and Chiffcn..
some with jackets. Sizes 36, 40, a. OrigI-
nauy S35. 1915. SIG
Navy Silk Jacket Suits and Printed Chiffon
Jacket Suits. Sizes SO to A. Originally
s3e75 to $4s.75.
For Shorter Women:
IL Pure Silk Printed Crepes and Chiffons,
Printed Bembergs (rayon). Sizes l41s, 1872,
20la, 2212, 26l2. Originally s10.95 to SIS 95.
10 Printed Chirons with and without Jackets.
Sizes 1872 to 24l7. Originally s2975.
No" -Sl0S5
4 Jacket Suits in plain and printed chiffon.
silk crepe and lace. Sizes 1872. 1872 22l7
24l7. Originally s2275 to s35 Now SAY
WoMENs DRESSES. THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Fine JeweIry
Reduced

1 Siberian Amethyst Necklace. Originally
Cornelian Necklace. Originally SITS.
Cornelan Nacklace. Originally $l35.
Now
j Jade Necklace. Originally sl10 NowS3
l Jade Necklace. Originally sl25. Now--S50
l Jade and Carnelian Necklace. Originally
Sll0 $25
l Jade and Carnelian Necklace. Originally
sl375O. S2s
? Jade and lax Gold Necklaces. Were $50.
Now --------- S35
Jade Bead Necklace. Was s75. Now-S4s
l Jade Bead Necklace. Was s22. Now-sl5
l Amethyst Pendant. Was s25 NowSl5
l Lapis Pendant. Was Sl8 Now-s10
l Sterling Silver and Black Onyx Bracelet.
Was So.
! Sterling Silver and Green Onyx Bracelet.
was $IoO. Now
Leather and Crystal Glass Sports Bracelets
Were $3.50
Black Onyx and Crystal Necklace with seven
diamonds. Originally Sl3O NowS25
I Bracelet silver gilt with crystal drops
Originally $40 Now " $3.50
l Bracelet. silver gilt with crystal drops
Originally S45. Now - - $40
l Bracelet, silver gilt with coral drops. Orig
inally $50 Now -.-----.---------s2 s25
| Bracelet. silver gilt with black crystal drops
Originally $40, Now----s1 $3.50
l Sterling Gilt Italian Filligree Bracelet
Originally $3.50. $40
Sterling Gilt and Chrysophase Bracelet
Originally $40.
l Sterling Gilt Clip with laps and cultural
pearl Originally $45. Now $3.50
l Sterling Gilt Clip with black onyx Scottie
no 1l1-
FINE JEwELRY, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Misses Gowns
and Wraps Reduced

Misses Formal Gowns of pique, ging-
ham, mousseline de sole, and plain and
embroidered organdie; in white blue,
green, maize, red, and assorted plaids
and prints; sizes II to 20 in the group.
;. Originally s13s5 to $685. Now IS
Is. Originally 1895 to 1895 Now---s7.7s
8. Originally $1395. 1918
4. Originally s1995. -sl2.25
White Mousseline de Sole Wedding Gown.
size II. Originally $49.75 -s12.25
Misses Evening Wraps, Jackets. and
Capes of lace, linen, embroidered or
candle, bengaline, taf1eta, satin, Gel
anese (rayon) crepe; some hand
quilted; in black, navy, pink, rust gold,
and prints. Short, three quarter and
full lengths; sizes IL to 20 In the group.
IS, Originally $685. to $685. Now--s3.s5
2. Originally $685. NowSs IS
I. Originally slee5 to s25 Now-----s sl2.es
;. Originally s2s75. $3.50
FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Sun Suits, IS

30 printed cotton suits Sizes 3 toe.
Is Girls Lightweight WooIen Skirts, pleated
all around and with button-on bodices. Pas
tel and white. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 8 to IA. Were 50.
Now Is
20 Girls Sports Shirts in striped Isle Sizes
IA to l6 Originally 8oc Now-4oc
IS Juveniles Twill Stacks In white, brown,
and navy. Sizes 4, S and 6. Were 81.
Is Girls Bathing Suits. Cotton dressmaker
suits with lining. Sizes 2, 4, 6. Originally
sl65. Now 75c
IS Girls Wool Bathing Trunks with Belts.
Royal and brown. Sizes to 8. Originally
$l65. Now 65c
II Juniors Polo Shirts in cotton knit Blue,
yellow. green, small and medium sizes.
Were ST. soc
30 Girls Blouses in organdie, dotted Swiss,
dimity, and voie. Sizes S, 7, 8 to is. Were
sl65 and 81 Now sl.15
Is Girls Lawn and Dimity Blouses with short
sleeves. Plain and printed. Sizes 4, 6, 10
and II. Were $l.15. Now
IA Juniors Silk Crepe Biouses. White, maize,
blue. and aqua. Sizes IA to 18. Originally
50. Now &145
Juniors Silk Crepe Slips. slightly weighted
Tearose color. Sizes IL and l3. Were 81.
A>oN SI.S0
Juniors Sheer Silk Gowns. slightly weight
ed. Peach and blue. Sizes IL and l3. Orig
inally 50. Now Sl45
Is Juniors Rayon Short-IeEged Pajamas.
plain colors and prints. Sizes IA and is.
Were ST.
20 Girls Lise Mesh Vests Tearoee and
white Sizes large and extra large. Were
soc. Now S5c
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES FURNISHINGS
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Junior Misses
Sports Shoes, 3 '9'
Originally IS to $3.50

80 pairs in all-white and brown and
white combinations. Sizes AAA S to
~, 8l2, 9; AA 5 to 9; A AZ to 6, 7
to 8, B 312 to S, 612. 7H2.
"a pairs Junior Misses Oxfords of all-white
crushed pig and buckskin with brown calf
trim Medium heels. Sizes AAA s to 812:
AA to 6, 7l2 to sl2; A to 6, to 8; B AZ
to 7. Were $3.50.
Is pairs Boys Oxfords. white nubuck with
brown calf saddle. Sizes B 81, 4, S, 81 to
w; 3, 4, 7, ~. 81; D 3, 4, S, ~.
Sl2, Originally IS, Sc. Now-S2.95
CHrLDRENs SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Fur Goats Reduced

Brown Lapin Coats, size 49, Were SO IS.
Now $45
l Beaver dyed Rabbit Coat with raccoon COL
lar Size l6 Originally $149,50. Now-Se5
Brown Caracul Coats, sizes ls, ls. Origi-
HdIly 1000. NON-------------- "3U
l Steel Gray Caracul Coat, size Is. Origi-
nalv $3.50. -$I5@.50
! Black Kidskin Coat, size 20. Was k65.
l Black Chinese Kidskin Tunic Coat, nse a.
Was $225. Now
Black Russian RroadtaH Swakger Coat. size
1s. Was 1895 Now---S2 S2S3. 80
] Gray Caracul SwaxSer Coat, hss Is. Was
&1s950. &1l8.Jo
FuRs THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Glasses, 20 each
We're SOC each

200 glasses with satin-f1nish cuttings.
Three styles-12-ounce footed ice tea,
goblet, and low sherbert.
3 Crystal Glass Trees, one crystal glass and
blue, as is. Were S. Now---$2.5
l Crystal Glass and Blue Tree, as is. Was
$3.50.
Opaque Bowls, decorated. Originally $3.50.
l Glass Cigarette BOX, initiated IS. G. G."
Originally $40.
l Console Set, chromium and heavy glass.
three pieces, Originally $35. Now-----$9.50
100 Glass Cigarette Holders for bridge or din
ner table. Were 25c. Now---15c
l Georgian Style Console Set three pieces.
Was SIS.
70 Feathered Colo-Pix for hors d'oeuvres.
Were Csc.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Juniors Wash
Dresses. *2.@5 We're s39!

IS junior misses cotton wash dresses
in plain colors and prints. Sizes II,
13 and Is.
10 Junior Misses Cotton Wash Dresses.
Plain colors and prints Sizes II to IS.
Originally $685.
JUNIOR Misses A1YAREL, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Bows Wash Knickers
Reduced

Clearance of cotton and linen plus
four wash knickers Thoroughly tub
bable and correctly styled and tai
lored.
s. Cotton. sizes 10 to II. Were 81 65 Now CSC
II Cotton. sizes l3 to 16 Were 81. Now 81 Is
II White Linen. Sizes 16, II and 49, Orig
inally S3. Now
is Boys Swim Suits, with detacha bic tops
Sizes "A to 49, Originally $3.50. Now--s1.45
% One-Piece Swim Suits. Sizes Is and 1s.
Originally 1895. Now 9 Csc
400 pairs Short Sports Socks. Sizes 6l2. Z.
sl7 to IL y. Were 35c pair Now 2 pairs, 25c
30 Slip-over and Talon-Fastened Sweaters
Sizes rs to 3S, Originally SO. Now S1.45
THE BoYs' STORE, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Cotton Pajamas
Il ~ Were S3.95

cotton print pajamas in one-piece
styles with front slide fastening.
Navy and wine backgrounds. Sizes
II to 18.
Tailored Rayon Satin Nexligees princess
lines. Rose. blue flame. Sizes 20 and large
Were $l0.95.
Moire Taffeta Pajamas with satin trousers.
Rose. French blue. peach. Sizes Is. 20.
Were Sl095.
NEeL1oEIs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Play Suits, 45e
Originally 81 and Sis

30 boys and girls play suits in pique,
seersucker, and novelty cottons. Sizes
2 to 6.
2s Girls Summer Cottons. Sizes to g.
Originally 81 and 50.
20 Girls Summer Cottons. Sizes to s.
Were $l15. Now 65c
13 Boys Seersucker Overalls. Sizes to s.
Were S1.15. Now Csc
JUVENILES APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Mems Sports Shirts
65e to I'4'
We're 81 TO S2.95

245 sports shirts in wide variety Of
mesh and fiat weaves. Short sleeves,
choice of colorS.
1l5 Shirts. Fancy broadcloth, collar-at-
tached styles All neck sizes from 14l2 to
1872. Were So $l.35
1913 Pure Silk Neckties. Fancy foulards
Summer weights and patterns. Originally
$50. 45c
q pairs SuspenderS in light colors and Sum-
mer styles. Were ST. Now6 65c
l9 Swim Trunks. woven with "Lastex" yarn.
solid colors. Originally SO So NoW--Sl.55
$50 Shirts. Solid colors and fancy collar-at-
tached styles Large sizes. Originally So
Now CSC
2S Summer Belts. White, and white and
brown leather. Large sizes. Were ST to 81
Now to Sl.35
2l2 pairs Fancy Ankiet Hose Silk rayon and
Isle Summer weights and colors Sizes 10
to II. Were 35c pair. Csc
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Pastel Wash Cloths
Special 6 for 3Oe

100 packages of pastel-colored wash
cloths, 6 in package.
1s Bonnie Belle Rubber Contour Supports.
Originally 68c 25c
SO Imported Bathroom Bottles, assorted COL
ors. Were Csc. Now -4Sc
1s Imported Glass Soap Dishes, assorted COL
ors Were 81 25 S5c
Vanity Mirrors, assorted colors Were $175
Triple Compacts, black Were Sl.5O.
Now $50
ToILErR1Es, AIsLEs II AND IS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
WoodthroP
Foundations, '3'9'
Originally $40 and $3.50

Originally $40 and $3.50
IS, 81, 80, A.
; White Linen One piece Foundations with
net tops. Sizes 80, "a, 80. Were $3.50
NOW
Mastercran Step-in Girdles OF satin or
batiste with Talon fastener. Sizes u, 80. 80,
"a. Were IS.
Co&sErs, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Sports and Dress
Goats, so
We're $16.95 and SI9.95

" t7t V1Us/O UVW V1IsIO
20 coats in wool and rayon silk Large
assortment of colors. Sizes IL to 20
and SO to AZ.
4 Silk Bengaline Coats in black fitted and
swagger styles. Sizes IL to l8. Very 1ine
quality. Originally $79.75 to S39.75.
Rayon Faille Capee and Goats in navy and
black. Sizes IA to 10. Originally $10.95 to
Sio0o. I>OW
Lightweight Wool Coats in navy and black
Sizes II. 1s. ls, 20, and A. Originally
$2275 to $3975. -S14.75
Forstmann Fabric Tailored Suits and
swagRer models. Sizes l6, 33l7, 4l17, SO,
20. In gray or tan. Originally $29.76 to
$55. Now -$z4.7S
CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
ToddIers' Dresses
65c and 85c
Originally S1.65 and 81

64 in group, including good assort-
ments of colors and styles. Sizes to 3
years.
33 Toddlers' Sun Suits, sizes to 3 years. Orig
lnally $115. S5c
Stockinette Sheets, size 36x36. Were $l.25
Now -25c
Crocheted Sacques. Were 81 65 Now CSC
10 Woolen Sweaters for 1-year-old babies:
dark colors. Were ST. Now-&145
% Colored OrGandie Hats. Originally 81 IS.
INFANTS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH F1ooa.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Friday Special
Ruff|ed Marquisette
Curtains, 'I pair

200 pairs ruffled pin dot marquisette
curtains, nicely made of good quality
fabric. White, cream, beige. 2A
yards by SO inches.
DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Orsandie
~ We're 81

% organdie bedspreads, 10 single size,
10 double size. Rose, green, orchid,
blue included in group.
l Model Luncheon Cloth. 50x70 with cross
stitch design in red Was SIS. Now -S1095
l Crib Cover in white pique with pink trim.
Was SO.
! Model Luncheon Cloth. 50x70, conventional
design Was $3.50 Now---311.95
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Imported Crepe
Suitings, 39s yard
Originally 81 yard

80 yards linen and cotton imported
crepe suiting, SO inches wide.
. yards Quilted Batiste on white ground
Originally $1.25 yard. Now, yard SOC
Is yards Embroidered Marquisette, rose and
orange. 36 inches wide. Originally 81 yard
NOW, 39c
CorroNs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Misses Dresses
Reduced

yellow, prints Originally $l0.o5 to S25.
IL Rayon Crepe and Net Dresses in white,
tan, blue, prints. Originally 1895 to $40 rs.
IL Cotton. Rayon Crepe and Sheer Dresses
tn white, eggshell, prints. Originally S2275
to $65.
Maternity Dresses Reduced
Celanese (rayon) Crepe Print Dresses.
Originally 3l2.95 to S2275 Now S5
I Cotton Print Dresses. Originally S895 to
$1o.0O. 1NUW S0OO
Cotton Print Dresses. Were el395.
Now 1918
Plain and Printed Sheer Dresses. Were
$22.75. Now $3.50
MrssEs' DREssEs, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Batiste Shortie
Pajanas> SIS
We're S1.95

IL one-piece batiste shortie pajamas
in blue, green. and navy with white
stripe Sizes IS. 16, II.
~ Syl-O-Slips. straight cut Of rayon. lace
trimmed. White and tearose Sizes "a to Il.
50. Were $115. sl35. Now-----------7sc
II Hand Detailed Gowns, printed in peach
and blue Sizes 36 to 49, We're Sl95.
CorroN UNDERwEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Pure-Dye Silks, 95e

We're S1.95
$50 yards pure-dye novelty sheers and
silk piques in colors. 80 inches wide
200 yards Weighted Flat Silk Crepe in colors
80 inches wide. Was ST yard. Now CSC
100 yards Pure Silk Pique in coors only. Was
81 yard. Now 75c
SILKS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Silk Gowns, 'l'4'

" ere yI.y5
18 silk crepe (slightly weightedD gowns
with ecru lace trimming. Tearose,
dusty pink. Sizes IS, 16, II.
II Extra size Gowns Of slightly weighted silk
crepe. Straight cut and tailored with
touches of hand embroidery. Tearose, sizes
10, 19, 20. Were. 1895. Now--S2.ss
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Women's Summer
Shoes, '3'9' We're ss.7;

$50 pairs sandals, oxfords in white and
combinations. Good sizes.
l2S pairs Fabric Shoes and Hand woven
Leather Sandals with nat and low heels
good sizes. Originally S4 and S. Now, S1.95
WoMEN's SHoEs, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Women's Dinner
and Evening Gowns
Reduced

IL Plain and Printed Chiffons and Mar
quisettes. Sizes So to a. Originally 1855
to S22.75.
Blue or Black ChifYons and Maruui.ette..
Sizes So to ~. Were $2275. -Sl4.75
10 Printed Chiffons in monotone or colorful
patterns. Sizes "a to ~, 2012. Originally
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Youths
Sports Stacks, 'I'''
We're 1926 and $3.50

30 Summer sports slacks in plain and
patterned effects. Waist sizes 27 to
81 only.
Sports Goats. Sizes SO, / 81 Originally
10 Summer Suits. Small sizes only 5 80.
33. Originally $3.50. Now
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Summer Straws, 3 rs
Originally S395 to $3.50

so Summer hats in Panama and other
straws.
20 Smart Hats from the Millinery Salon
Originally sl2.75 to S25. Now-A.75
MILLINERY AND M1LLrNERY SALON,
THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
Costume Slips, SIS

We're S2.95
10 pure-dye satin slips Two styles:
straight tailored slips or lace trimmed
slips cut on the bias, sizes 80. "a and
38, tearose color. trimmed, size
81 only, tearose color.
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD Floor
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Coy, Mother Queen Mary; Jessie
Shepard, Sister Of the King. Royal
Princess Mary; James Burke, Broth
er of the King, Lord of Gloucester.
Four of the greatest Peeresses of
Britain who will be the Queens La.
dies In waiting will be Loretta Walls,
Duchess of Rutland; Bertha Starks,
Duchess Of Buccleigh; Jessie Shan.
non, Duchess Of Roxborough; Alma
Byers, Duchess of Norfolk. The
Guards, William Kay, Arthur Emery,
Tom Stovall, John Star, and c. A.
Moppins. The Pages, Hobart Mitch
ell, America, and Charles Curry, Jr.,
London. Others to take important
parts will be James Aubrey, Lord
Mayor of London, who will carry the
Kings sword Harlan Russell will
carry the staff. John Thomas, Mas
ter of Ceremonies; Earl Barnard, FRI
zell; F. E. Parkinson, Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin.
Don't miss this great Mock Cor
onation.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08
WHITE WRITER SAYS
BLOOD RUNS COLD"
AT HARLEM RACE MIXING

New York.-The National Police
Gazette, published by Robert Wells,
who halls from Alabama, carried a
story last week headed white and
Black Mix Under Harlem Moon"
which reads in part:
"A trip to some of the Harlem
hot spots is enough to make per
sons stomach curdle. When you see,
with your own eyes, little girls, in
their early teens, cuddled up to
Negro boys on the dance floor, there
is very apt to be a funny feeling
creep through your system. Nothing
wrong, of course, when boys and
girls cuddle on dance floor, but
when the boys are of the black
variety, and the girls pure white,
then it furnishes plenty of food for
thought.
With all due respect to the man.
agement, we must say that they
are forced to tolerate these condi-
tions-they do not encourage white
girls to come there to dance! AS a
matter of fact, they try their utmost
to discourage both the males and
females of the Caucasion division of
the human species from entering
their establishments but they are
helpless! They consider them as
'butinskies' infringing upon private
grounds still they come! =.
To see these girls sitting out dance
and holding hands with the colored
boys would make your blood run
cold. To see them standing arm
and arm at the bar, enjoying their
foamy brew, would make you won
der if they were mental. And when
you note that the majority are
Young, pretty and have good figures,
you can not find any answer to
properly fit into the picture. .
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Maintenance of a high standard
for our municipal courts was advo-
Gated by John A. Weeks, lawyer and
legislator, candidate for the munich
pal bench.
more people come in contact with
the municipal court than any of our
other courts. 1t is the court of the
average person, and it is in this court
that the public receives its first i'm
pressions of the administration of
justice. The courts are the keystone
to our system of government and if
our lower courts are not conducted
in dignified manner the public will
lose all confidence in them"
Mr.. Weeks has been active in civic
affairs and was chairman of the
Constitution Day committee for the
American Legion, past judge advo-
cate of the 40 ct 8 society, and a
member of the WV. and D.A.V.
While a men75ef of the legislature,
he was active in civil liberty meas
ures for the protection of the rights
of Negroes as citizens. He has many
friends in the Baker American Le-
gion post.
Prepared and inserted by Weeks volun-
teer Committee. Gerhard N. Sonnesyn, Chair
man, Security Building. Minneapolis.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08
Legal Notices
File No. 491S4
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR nISTRIRI1TION

ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
State of Minnesota, County of Hem
nepin-In Probate Court.
In Re Estate of Lydia Hynek, also
known as Lydia B. Hynek, Decedent.
1T is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, if any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
May "a, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. M. in
the Court House in Minneapolis, Min
nesota, why the petition for allow
ance of the final account of Joseph
Hynek as administrator of the estate
of said decedent, and for assignment
of the residue of said estate to the
persons entitled thereto, should not
be granted. This order shall be pub
lished in the Twin City Herald and a
copy thereof mailed to each of the
heirs of said decedent at least IA
days before the date of said hearing.
(SEAL OF PROBATE COURT)
WITNESS the HON. MANLEY l..
FOSSEEN, Judge of Probate Court,
this 28th day of April, 1887
ERNEST P. LORENZ,
Clerk of Probate Court.
Alfred A. Donaghue, Attorney,
Ais Masonic Temple.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Prepared and inserted by Weeks Volun-
teer Committee, Gerhard N Sonnesyn Chair
man, Security Building. Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1937-08-12

Uniforms & Aprons, 12 Price
in nyon Shes .s-s and o.
L5o
7-s2 White Swan Dmiy Uniforms
andAp H.ehc Coz
The Washington times., 1937-11-18

TYPEWRJTERS, PORTABLES
All Makes For Gifts or Personal Use
Only 81 Week. MA. S12o
Central Typewriter Co.. 923 St. N. ".
The Washington times., 1937-11-18

SPRINGS & SON TRANSFER
24-Hour Service-Expert Furniture Movers
1908 9th ST n W MET 1862
The Washington times., 1937-11-18
BARGAIN AT $500

OWNER HAS LEFT CITY
We have been instructed to sell modern
Groom home with Colonial cement front
porch, 2 inclosed back porches: ARRANGED
into 2 complete apartments: den in the
basement. built-in garage. oil burner. Real
bargain Phone Mr. Bartlett. NAT. S6S2; {;
ewes and Sun COL 62S4
The Washington times., 1937-11-18

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. selling of
200 machines: big bargains: open eve
nings l43l B. Capitol ST Ii. 00s2
The Washington times., 1937-11-18

DANCE OBSTRUCTION
FRANKLIN DANCING STUDI0-lndivid-
ual Instructions in ballroom and tap;
lessons $40. Glass instructions in tap: 10
lessons SIS. Social dancing Tuea mites.
404 18th ST. n. W. NET. 9199.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-08
ACCESSORY NOTES
ON SPRING STYLES

Some Of the trimmed sports
frocks this spring are made OF
mems shifting. Chambrays in dusty
roses, blues and olive green's,
brown cottons splashed with small
white figures and gray and white
striped silks make both dresses and
play suits combining skirt, blouse
and shorts Qonger than last year,.
Tucked bosoms and vests and pock-
ct accents whose stripes run con-
trary to those in the blouse are
among the mannish accents which
have been borrowed for these fem
mime frocks.
Accessories hold a bright spot in
the spring style spotlight. Several
Fifth avenue shops display entire
accessory ensembles in patent leath-
err. Big patent leather bags, patent
leather daisy boutonnieres and
black suede shoes tipped with the
same shining leather are designed
to wear with suits.
Other accessory notes are twin
boutonnieres to be worn on each
lapel of suit jacket. Sometimes
they are rich carnations of the
same color, again feather butter
flies with bright spots on their wings
and again gay feather fancies like
those worn in Tyrolean hats.