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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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s:E; s:KooM ON, cSoTTAoE on lot ioox5s7:
s%ae. Ss% nd sRe ?sS soood SsH: sss
BEAUTIFUL SMALL HOME ON IOO-FT
lGt s2au in aosH,a excellent community g minutes
heat hardsood oeTs eS ranss SHADES nGs snd
fnin gGs 5RiRt Z ells'Sa ssSs
MODERN NEW sEvEN-RooM BRICK
Near ee lot
HHAWLEY, Ha owner, l15 N. Highland st.. Ar
BY BY, owNERIJUsT- COMPLETED BROOM
1s:t sIos. il ..bsn one SoeS fssm
built and cheaper fhsn ana ordnary se
SlEEsE'ni.. Phon. siaR cosRAD RAA15'n55SP
BRADDoCK RD. ALEXANDRIA. VA
Beautiful Groom and bath home; ami;
aizzt aaiz acres OF ground; outbuildings. Alex
sn,!D1o9CtsT !D1o9CtsToR:DENT1sT-LAWYER. =
'os reduced from $3.50 so5es'fies se sss
Ia ACRES RICH LAND.
rooms and path. h.-x:h:: electricity
e..e ca. SSfS. Mssstsslls ssE%' 7e5: ERWIN REALTY
GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. S7.95O
o.; sos ,saratoga ave. Silver sprins. beauti-
'u 5Es SsIs kEAIYe IFses Cor sr 4ss
Bungalow .egenai s,H.. +, Rooms l AND BATH. WITH
rsfTssrs fd 5ns
Mort9n MortS J. Luchs' farm. Rent. SOS per
1908 i asHsNsss e: s.% i. 1ucHs ss2i eo: .s4s.
Mt RAINIER, M ND. 'AA
rms. frame house, bath. newly wired
az ano papered; h.-w.h.; lot 5Ox15O; garage.
$500 $500 down balance like rent. Open Sat
ave ne Phone Emerson 2633
NEW HOMES-NEARBY VA
5; rms; detached. 2-story, Colonial
heat. AfR-coNpiTfoNED. Attrae' ssi'' surl n,
TToundinss. T%l natural wooded lot. high eiev.;
+; i 4: OTHER LONG TERM FINANCING
McCLAINE, loo Wilson Blvd. Clar., Va.
Walnut 9292 Day, Ewes. Sun
WINDING UP BUSINESS.
BUILDERS SACRIFICE.
cost. One stone house. 8 rms. $3.50
One one all face brick, 3 rms. $3.50. A
iountiy mouse IN tne city. Lot nearly
:. acre Facing streets. 1-fare zone.
Plenty, of room for poultry house and
Vegetable yeM garden. Opposite half-million-
oolar new high school. Near Seat Pleas
ant. Md. First-class steel-beam construc-
ton, cellar under entire house; h.-w.h.:
IlIe built-in tub and shower: hardwood
floors. woodworking fireplace and many
other features found only in houses selling
AZ $4,000 and over. Very easy terms can
oe arranged on F. H. A. plan at low in
terest TO reliable buyer. Inspection by
sppointment only. Phone Col 1851 week
Gays. = to 10 am or 4 IN * n N,
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IS Q5Q

: RooMs-NEAR MD. UNIVERSITY.
Full-size dining and living room with
open fireplace. covered front and screened
dry basement: h.-wh.: new oil burner;
large lot on brow of hill shaded by lovely
oaks: terms OWNER. Berwyn bow. To-
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$7.5OO.

-3631 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Colonial tapestry brick six large rooms
and tile bath: hot-water heat. double rear
porcheS, garage. Offered for an out-of-town
owner on very attractive terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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IN WOODMOOR

Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course. you
can buy the finest homes of modern con-
struction and planned convenience at
most moderate prices. Surprisingly low
cash payment and balance including prin-
cipal. interest and taxes like rent.
MOSS REALTY CO..
31R Tower Rldp Mot IRA
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BARGAIN. $3.50. BY OWNER.
1S31 Flower ave. Silver Sprinr Md

BARGAIN. $500. BY OWNER.
talfe @ rSEsr a SSse SSysr S.dsom and
bath on 1st floor, bedrooms. bath and
nursery room on 2nd floor, oil heat
snd .slas snsr SEX Iii. lot ss1
GRfsoN SsoSIn'eS pSone Hs shepnerd 81 1852 No1
NEW. SOLID BRICK CAPE COD HOMES.
4$e End P snd s2 st. NV
large bedrooms and bath on second floor.
These homes are the latest in construction
Gavin caS eoodas HsS ho .nd to se
ment Recreation Center. Good transporta-
tion and stores. Priced under SO. 900. See
srd g. 2GH ssht S u
housesD
1904 IVA WAPLE 2, i 4 u JAMES INC; INC; ,,.s
New detached; ia l'n 1oem;. I'll is IL; 1eo' deep;
sssli &xf1E Easy JAMES tSsms iasl 8Rsn' Dist ss4s
1907 COLEsVIILE RID
Open for inspection from ! o'clock to 7
home don't fsil 's9s 70 see this his Easy st se9ms
ssa, m c.oSSa %HPIE =. 5S%IE;s SI;s.. fSS; nm.
If you are looking lfsofi Tor . real buy in
nice home; san call Mr.. Darnell for inspection,
s4sa o.os2i i. 5AYEs s32s:, INC; ss;;n ,.
so6 sea Garland Aye-close to sanitarinm
uii Cellar oil barner ~n Lot sb t. ssiii Nit
garage; :, Concrete street, paved, An eMN,
dsrk SiV or cali North ~ 7sos ss's"'n ''m ''li
$5.95o-CoRNER HOME.
This Is a. very iine home, located IN
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

saPossEssED-REco CONDITIONED.
4Ox90; 2 rooms and bath; garage: Ist
room roo and Kitchen; Ind nr.. room rooms and and
bath Fro Front and SIDE sig app porchss. All modern
,:s4 1.y5 WSREr s. ~ + JAMES 1Sc; Nc; ,,.s
SACRIFICE QUICK SALE.
RnAU11sga sSM1-bhFacEEhb. HAEscHTh PARK.
Poscho porch on .a, f,Ts, nsST: . unusually iasse
complete tiled bath With tub ana shawer hsGaer
! built-in earase, large light basement with
cold n.sstor storage cupSoards automatic heat;
Rertston. small cash % payment. ano Balance sfsns.
CALL CLEVELAND e37o.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
d1.to;n IN one OF Marylands choicest residential
tanning , bedrooms and bath first fioor
and and bath dhro on second noor: on larse lot
noon and 8 pm. "'> '0'' 0e'"een
1914 RUNNYMEADE PL.
Here .xs.,.n, Is 2 real buy: priced for quick
Churches and transportation. 1st schsHo,S. sooS.
living room, library. dining room. large
large bedrooms. 2 baths and maids room
and bath; built-in garage. Cali wisconsin
4425. evenings Cleveland 917s.
DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
H st. between Goth and 21st sts,-3-
story brick dwelling with q rooms hath.
oil burner. elec. refg.. and 2-car brick
Dist Se17. w. L. MOORE. Geo. asos
DOWNTOWN, $3.50.
On easy terms. Convenient to Post
Office Govt. Printing once and Union
Station. "-story brick dwelling with 8
Dist Dist Ssi4. W. L. MOORE. Geo ssos
NEW-HONEST BARGAIN,
SS."5O-S1 900 Cash.
Lowest priced house in restricted Wood
side Park. Silver Spring 3 bedrooms, living
| room. dining room. de luxe kitchen. shower
in bath. Large recreation room, full cellar
attic porches. oil heat. garage. weather.
strips. screens. large lot. ! square to bus,
BUILDER OWNER. SHEP. 37S3.
$11,750.
NEW EARLY AMERICAN.
Close to Edsemoor is this lovely colonial
over nearly so it. Contains large livns
room. master bedroom. with private bath.
other bedrooms and bath. breakfast
room. center hall and attached @-car ga
rage 1t is fully insulated, has oil heat,
i lad hall ar,N loIN ~ l,v-s-
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1927 G ST. NE.

Six rooms bath. basement ARRANGED in
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 New York Ave NV Natl. 9121.
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$7,950-COLONIAL BRICK.
A beautiful. practically new home, in one
Of the best sections of Marietta Park
First floor has large living and dining room.
is beautiful, with General Electric box and
factory cabinets There are 3 large rooms
on the End floor and luxurious bath. :,
porches. awnings: metal weather ipped.
insulated oil heat, built-in garage; We
netian blinds: great loss to present owner.
Call Mr.. Jones, with FRANK. S. PHILLIPS.
Col 30.g or Dist l4ll
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

Big bargains. rooms, 5000 cash pay.
ment: 5-r. bunsalow. 5000 cash payment
+ rooms. on South Dakota ave. $3.50 cash
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PETWORTH,

Mr.. 7th AND EMERSON SITS NV
Direct from owner: cool. comfortable and
complete 6-rm. modern brick, with 3
porches. garage. auto. heat. hot water;
Frigidaire beautiful stove: inlaid linoleum:
attractive awnings: lovely flowers. Special
~ reduced to $6.750. No agents Adams
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ARLINGTON. VA

Modern 4-bedroom house on beautiful
,5-acrs plot shrubbery flowers pool: block
from Wilson blvd. Price. SO, $50 Extra 4
acre connecting, $1,000. Phone Oxford
Evening star., 1938-07-09
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

keAI eSIAIe SAlE OK EXCHANGE.
P1NEY POINT. Md MILMAR COTTAGE
ht-room stucco. nicely furnished. lovely
stone fireplace; electric refrigerator. gas
range complete bath, h.cw. in bedrooms
large porch-summer house: very desirable:
will sell or trade for clear D. C. or
Arlington property. Cottage open for in
spection. Box 10Y. Star
CLEAR LOTS ACREAGE. FRUIT FARMS
shore cottages. small ONCE bldg. etc. State
what you have and wish, 3 of1ces to serve
you. N. e. RYON CO.. 1915 N. Y ave.
WASHINGTON GROVE, MD-DUE TO
Grove ave. Beautiful shady lawn. large
oak and maple trees, shrubbery: lot look
$50 it.; semi mi-bunealow, large rooms and
bath. LIST floor; oak floors; ami. very
large b.r., and storage r; on End; porches
front and back. Will include much fur:
niture. ,EeS: r; and refT Property and
r. RTi's M vii BR6@NiNG p5ssha you Apply to owner
A HOME IN CHEVY CHAsE-EGHT
rooms. two BATH breakfast room. den and
heat and lisht: very light basement with
urban place or small investment property
for equity above so trust.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
1913 H st. NV District 1877
COLORED HOME OR INVESTMENT. WEST
of 14th. south of R St. q three-story
brick. ten rooms and bath. excellent con-
dition: rented for $50: price. "a $50.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
141s H st. NV. District 1877.
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drive from Silver Spring Md, at -Four
| Corners: practically new: large rms, >
baths; brick home: bedrm. and bath on
Ist floor; gear garage: large. beautiful
landscaped lot, S0x3OO; terms. Call
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436 9Th ST. NE

Near Stanton Park-Completely recondi-
toned and offered at an exceptionally low
price. Contains six large rooms and bath.
gas heat electric refrigerator. Convenient
terms can be arranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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CHEVY CHASE MD

N11GV Nl1ASC, MO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS small home: beau
tiful corner lot: near Columbia Country
Club: must sell; price. $3.50, terms
Phone Wisconsin 4Q43
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X5.950-CORNER HOME.
This Is a very fine home, located IN
Briehtwood having g nice rooms. bath; re-
eonditionsd and looks like new. Very easy
Evening star., 1938-07-09

"A BUILT 9 LEFT: 5-ROOM BRICK
| bungalow: full cellar. am.i. brick garage,
large lot fenced in. Price. S5.625: reason
able down payment balance to suit monthly
| until paid. Drive over 14th ST. Bridge q
mile TO trahc light, turn right :, blocks
| to Eads st. S. MR.. LEVY, owner and
builder, or phone Ivy 1862. Open every
night to O'Clock
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| 2702 KEY BLVD. LYON VILLAGE
| Arlington. Va.-Very attractive, cool corner
apt. 4 rooms, bath and porch. oak floors;
| new house IOs
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FLATS FOR RENT.

2s12 QUARRY RD. NV.
rooms. kitchen, bath and porch oil
burner. Frigidaire. gas and electricity.
]. O'BRIEN KEY
81 18th st. Met 53S5.
THE FOLLOWING ARE . RMS, KIT.
d q bath with screened rorch
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" FHOHt kenSingtOn 132.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME IN MOST
desirable suburb. Chevy Chase. Md. cor
her foT entsr lot bedrooms .a baths, suitable
Ideal sui burban home, 3 rooms. bath. two
porches. h.-w.h. garage completely re-
decorated S65 90.
6 rooms, bath. screened porch. elec.
reIg.' Oil heat, convenient to schools,
stores and TRANSFORMATION. $500.
T.. M FRY INC
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DETACHED BRICK-S9,85O.
Beautiful Woodbridge Gardens-6 large
tic, Other new detached bricb homes now
on display ranging in price from $3.50 to
$40 $40 These homes are located in the
PAUL P. STONE. NORTH 7471.
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<ENSINGTON. NM

hENOlNIIUN, MD.
seven rooms and sleeping porch All
conVenlences. Large trees; S55 month
KENSINGTON REALTY Co.
Phone Kensinpton 130
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JUST COMPLETED-BEAUTI STONE
and prick house: containing q large rooms
paths, porches; located in a grove Of
natural trees. Most attractive section of
Riverview. Just south of Alexandra va.
For sale by owner and builder Price
~ $50; 1000 cash. S'5 per month. Box
Evening star., 1938-07-09

bath brick home. built for owner who is
unable to occupy and has authorized us
70 sell at sacrifice price of $3.50
Small down payment. balance less than
rent. Call James Price. c. W. CLEVER
Evening star., 1938-07-09

LYON VILLAGE. VA-MOST DESIRABLE
5-room BUNGALOW: oil heat; completely in
Sulated: refrigerator and gas range: must
| ! COS North Cleveland st Oxford O322
Evening star., 1938-07-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW, CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW.
Living room with fireplace: 2 bedrooms
and ba tn: dinette. kitchen with cabinets in
laid linoleum. Refrigeration. on one flcor:
porch; large. light cellar with bath In
sulated, screened, caulked. (out Pa: ave. to
MINI. ave-. left to Mass ave-. left to sign.)
3112 Mass. Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1938-07-09

MUST BE SOLD-ONLY $4,000. EASY
Term 1erms rosm, suburban: newly deeorated six
| we'll barn. hne shade; school bus: ex-
| cellent road HOMER STUTSMAN, owner
| Hernd0n Va Hern6on
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-28
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION, AP-
POINTMENT OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State of Minnesota, County Of St.
LouiS-Ss.
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Sam
Niemi, Decedent.
Aleksantra Iarvinen, having filed
herein petition for general admins
tration, stating that said decedent died
inteState, and praying that Aleksantra
Iarvinen be appointed administrative;
1t Is Ordered, that the hearing there
on be had on Monday, May 18th, 1888,
at nine o'clock A. M, before this Court
in the Probate Court Room in the
Court House in Duluth, Minnesota, and
that all persons interested then show
cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
1t Is Ordered that all creditors of the
decedent file their claims in this Court
within four months from the date
hereof, and that said claims be heard
and adjudicated on Tuesday, August
23rd, 1888, at ten o'clock A. NJ, by the
Court in the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in Duluth, Minnesota.
Witness the HON. VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this 18th day
of April 1888.
Sheldon Watts, Clerk Of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court
Thomas ]. Carey, Attorney for Petit
toner, Ely, Minnesota. 4-21 So
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-28
Origin of Com

There have been advanced num-
Der of stories as to the origin of the
word "cop," as applied to police
men. The word cop is supposed to
be derived from the Old English
verb to cop, meaning to catch, to
get hold of, to nab. This meaning is
retained in the slang expression to
cop off, meaning to grab; to make
away with something sought by 9TH
ers. In England, a policeman is of
ten called copper, that is, one
who cops or catches offenders. AS
applied to a policeman, the word
cop dates back to 1859. The verb
cop, as used in dialect English, has
been traced back to the Seventeenth
century. There is no evidence that
cop was originally the abbreviation
of constabulary of police. Another
story of the origin of the word is
connected with the following: In 1929
Sir Robert Peel organized the first
modern police force in London.
Members of the police force wore
blue uniforms with very large cop
per buttons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-28
drive SET FOR
SCOUT QUOTA
Headwaters Area Boy Scouts
Asking For Funds to Carry
On the Work.

The Boy Scout quest for their quotas
to the Headwaters Area Council is now
on and all districts are requested to
complete their quotas by June l. The
annual budget calls for $500 to carry
on the work for 1888.
The quota for the Vermilion district
has been placed at $4,000. Of this
amount Tower pays $500 and Ely
$429 900. Through the generosity of the
Ely Commercial Club and the city
council, $500 of Ely's quota has been
assigned, leaving $4,000 to be taken
care of by popular subscription.
No canvas for funds will be made by
the finance committee of the Vermilion
district composed of Sigurd F. Olson,
chairman; John Dragavon, treasurer;
Ed. G. Jones, Owen w. Parker, Henry
Berg, Ben S. Richards and James I.
Laing The public is asked to share
in Scouting by sending contributions to
Treasurer Dragavon at the First Ma
tional Bank.
Scouting has been very successful in
Ely and Tower during the past year.
More boys are enrolled than ever before
and excellent work is being done by the
scoutmasters and their assistants who
are enthusiastically performing their
duties without remuneration more than
in a feeling of doing something of bene-
fit for the younger generation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-28
Some Birds Choose Dark
Nest, Hide White Eggs

In nearly all cases, birds that lay
white eggs hide them in dark
places, while eggs that are covered
with brilliant markings on colored
shell are left in exposed positions,
writes Oliver C. Pike, F. z. S., in
London Tit-Bits Magazine.
All the owls choose dark places
for their homes, and few make any
attempt at nest building. The eggs
of the tawny owl are found in holes
in trees, and the decaying wood or
other rubbish at the bottom forms
the only nest. The barn owl chooses
a bare board or other ledge in the
sheltered corner of any old build
ing, while the little owl is often con-
tent with a rabbit burrow on a
grassy bank. All these birds lay
pure white eggs with no markings.
Kingfshers and woodpeckers lay
white eggs, and build dark homes
in which to conceal them. The king
fisher is a clever engineer. She
makes a tunnel in a sandy bank
and, at the end of this, which may
be four feet in length, she excavates
a larger chamber in which the nest
is made. This consists entirely OF
undigested fish bones which she
casts up through the beak in the
form of white pellets.
The little SCANDINAVIAN also digs
out a tunnel on a grassy bank, an
even more wonderful feat than that
of the kingfsher, which has a long
sharp beak well adapted for dig
ging, but the sand-martin has only
a tiny beak. She also lays white
eggs.
Woodpeckers make their homes in
trees, boring through two or three
inches of solid wood, then digging
out larger chamber in the heart
of the trunk. The green woodpeck-
er is the best known of the several
species; in many country districts
it is called the "wet weather bird, "
because its loud notes are so often
heard just before rain. Kingfshers'
and woodpeckers' eggs are pure
white, have a gloss on their surface,
and the shells are so thin that the
yolk shows through, giving them a
dainty pink tinge.
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WENZEL CITES
Wide PLAN FOR
CONSERVATION
Restoration Not Conservation
Says State Commissioner at
Sportsmen's Meet.

1t is no longer a question of conSer-
walton but of restoration" said Herman
Wenzel of st. Paul, state conservation
commissioner in his talk to the Sports
mems clubs of the ranges at the Vir-
ginia meeting. Continuing Mr.. Wenzel
said that 1--WE should be looking to the
future, not for our generation perhaps
or the next, but for those coming"
Proposals to reforest the "holes up
here after the valuable ore has been
taken OUT" regulate forest cutting; aid
farmers in western and southwestern
Minnesota in planting shelter-belts and
windbreaks; take over "five million
acres of tax delinquent lands in nor
thern Minnesota unfit for farming" and
convert it into state owned forests; in
crease fish production to reStock lakes
and streams and develop modern re-
search laboratory to find a method OF
providing cheap fuel for Minnesota in
dustries and a greater utilization OF
natural resources, were outlined by
Mr.. Wenzel
j. o. Nelson, superintendent of fish
propagation, accompanied Mr.. Wenzel
to the meeting and made plea for CO.
operation in continued advancement Of
the work of the fish and game depart
ment.
Fish have been fighting a losing
battle for years." Mr.. Nelson said. 'Not
only because of adverse fish and game
laws, but because of water contamina-
ton and automobiles"
THE automobile has brought the
lakes so much closer to the fishermen
that today there are 100 fishermen
where there was one years ago. Fishing
has become the third largest industry
in the state as shown by the tourist in.
fluX and we must help to retain it be.
cause every individual in the state bene'
fits, directly or indirectly.
Without propagation there woulc
hardly be a fish left today" Mr. Nelson
said. "We have accomplished much il
taking spawn, fertilizing and Matching
the eggs and must now work to do more
with the small fry. That's why We arr
appealing to sportsmen's clubs, cham
berS of commerce and other interested
groups to build ponds for rearing to aie
their own section. This is not an ex
pertinent. We know this plan of de-
veloping the small fry. works mucl
better"
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Local Performers Appear
in Slovenian Play Sunday.

Slovenion play is being sponsored
by the M. E. S. Lodge No. 100 of the
South Slavonic Catholic Union at the
Washington auditorium on Sunday eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
Taking part in the play as members
OF the cast are: Joseph Zobetz, Mary
Skule, Mary Rebel, Frank Vranesich,
Frances Veroga, Matt Rom, Frank
Likar, Louis Zgonc, Mary Gotchnik,
Frances Kotzian, Mary Korosec, Anton
Burja, Valentine Roman, John Ora
hex, Frances Korent, Joe MiStek and
Mary Mistek.
Matt Rom will sing "Beracek;" Mr..
and Mrs. John Schiltz will render Moi
fanic je prijezdie;;" the Ely Trio will
give ''Visoka je Cora" and Amelia Kor-
osec will sing "Kje je testi rajak cas-. ;"
A group will give folk dance. In the
group are: Agnes Zimmerman, Mary
Maker, Mary Gotchnik, Margaret Pet
cho, Mary Scufca and Frances Kotzian.
They will be accompanied by Louis
Kotzian.
Matt Kobe coached the play. The
scenes of the four acts are laid in Slo-
venia and YugoSlavia. All the cos
tunes worn by the players were made
by Mrs. Skubitz and fit the time and
place of the scenes.
Those who have witnessed the re-
hearsals claim that the performance
will be one long to be remembered
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ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION, AP-
POINTMENT OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State of Minnesota, County of St
Louis-SS.
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Wilmunen, ST., Decedent.
John Henry Wilmunen having filed
herein petition for general admins
tration, stating that said decedent died
intestate, and praying that John Henry
Wilmunen be appointed administrator;
It Is Ordered that the hearing there
on be had on Monday, May 23rd, 1888,
at nine O'Clock A. M, before this Court
in the Probate Court Room in the
Court House in Duluth, Minnesota, and
that all persons interested then show
cause, if any they have, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
1t Is Ordered that all creditors of the
decedent file their claims in this Court
within four months from the date here
of. and that said claims be heard and
adjudicated on Tuesday, August 30th,
1898 at ten o'clock A. NJ, by the Court
in the Probate Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota.
Witness the HON. VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this 22nd day
of April, 1888.
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court
Peter Moscatelli, Attorney for Petit
toner, Ely, Minnesota. 4-28 SSH
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UNEMPLOYED
PAID BY STATE
So, 66,632 in Checks Issued by
Unemployed Division for
IFS, 149 Applications.

There is plenty of money in the Min
nesota Unemployment Compensation
Trust Fund and the state unemploy-
ment compensation division is drawing
against it daily in increasing amounts
as it issues thousands of checks TO
eligible unemployed workers, according
to Jack Wagner, publicity superinten-
dent for the division.
This is revealed in the DIVISIONS re-
cord of progress toward dispoSing OF us
nearly 100 900 claims for benefits. The
end of the month should find operations
an current basis.
Despite issuance of s., 466, .02 worth
of benefit checks as of April 20, there
still is more than $11 100000 in the
states trust fund, which is on deposit
in the United States treasury, the oil
Visions balance sheet of March 81
shows. Furthermore, since March 81
the state received 500 ,636.76 in interest
earned by the fund and now is receiving
employers contributions for the first
quarter of 1888. 1t is estimated that
1898 employers contributions will bring
another $13,OO0OO0 into the fund.
The S2,466, $500 in benefits paid out
as of April 20 represents 125,149 benefit
checks for 233,146 weekly payments to
eligible unemployed workers.
Lump-Sum checks being issued to
claimants for three or more compens-
able weeks average approximately -four
weekly payments each.