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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12
TATTOO SNAKES TO STUDY
DEPREDATIONS ON DUCKS

EnterpriSing circus managers
who feature unusual ladies and
gentlemen in their Sideshows
may add a new attraction in the
form OF a tattooed snake char
mer with tattooed snakes, if
they follow the work food hab-
it's investigators of the Fish and
Widlife Service, United States
Department of the Interior are
doing on the Crescent Lake Ma
tional Wildlife Refuge in Gar
den county, Nebr. The biologists
are tattooing bullsnakes that
raid wild duck nests to eat
eggs.
The reptiles are being marked
so that the biologists can de-
termine the bullsnake'S range
and institute effective methods
to control its predations on
nests. Last year bullsnakes de-
stroyed more than 40 per cent
of the wild duck eggs on the
43 ,349-acre refuge, which is one
of the important nesting sites
for the migratory waterfowl
and other birds.
Before a snake can be tat
tooed, of course, it must be
caught, and to meet that prob
lem Ralph H. Imler and E. R.
Klambach, biologists of the Di-
vision of Wildlife Researchc, in
cooperation with refuge person.
mel, developed a snake trap. Two
years ago 1872 bullsnakes were
captured in Is traps. Last year,
80 more traps were constructed
and $40 bullsnakes were cap
tured.
Imler and Klambach worked
for 3 years to perfect a prac-
tical trap. The traps are made
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12
RESUME AGRICULTURAL
ACTIVITIES

With the beginning of the fall
season, farm groups throughout
the state will resume their
county agricultural planning &C
tivities which have been laid
aside during the busy summer
season and in doing so they
will be among more than 10000
farm men and women. engaged
in this activity in the United
States. says H. G.. Bolster, ex-
tension land economist at Mon
tana State college. ~.
Launched jointly In 1888 by
the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture and the land grant col
legeS, the agricultural planning
program has progressed steadily
until today there are 1,195
counties in At states where farm
men and women are cooperat-
ing with representatives Of fed
eral, state and local agencies to
bring about better land use with
consequent improvement in all
phases of the agricultural stu
alton.
OF the 1,195 counties engaged
in agricultural planning this
past year, 384 were designated
for preparatory" work, 765 for
intensive" work, and as for the
development of unified pro-
grams Among this latter group
are two Montana counties -
Teton and Roosevelt - that
have advanced far enough in
planning work to be designat-
ed as unified" counties. 9th
er counties in the state are
making excellent Roadway and
this coming year should see
even more progress in this
field of agricultural endeavor,
Bolster said.
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ably never require lining, mas
much as the rock layers are
slanted, keystone like, so that
they hold each other tightly in
place, and there is no under
ground water problem at this
tunnel.
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meth Lewis.
Plans are being made for the
Silver Anniversary celebration
of the organization to be held
Monday, October II. Arrange
ments were also being formu-
lated to have a $50 banquet on
that evening.
Hostesses were Mrs. Frank
Starina, Mrs. Lee B. Terpening,
Mrs. Rhonald Iverson, Mrs. Bert
w. Kronmiller, and Mrs. Cliff
Ludrick.
HOSTESS
Mrs. M. W. Murfin was hostess
at a miscellaneous bridal show
er Wednesday evening honor
ing Mrs. Arthur Platz.
Invited guests included Mrs.
James Durkin, Mrs. Archie Gro
yer, Mrs. Jack Helmann, Mrs.
Hollis M. Johnson, Mrs. Don
Hunt, Mrs. J. Russell VickerS,
Mrs. Lee B. T%erpening, Miss
Mildred TrusSell, and Miss Dor
othy Holmes.
Honors at bridge went to Mrs.
Helmann. Mrs. Terpening and
Mrs. Johnson.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening.
HONRED AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. I. L. Dehnert entertained
at a birthday dancing party
honornig her son, Eugene, Fri
day.
Guests were Bonnie Bell, Bev-
erly Rhinehart, Donna Marie
Cochran. Harold hammers,
Francis Gustafson and Bill Bell.
HOSTESS TO
| SEWING CLUB
Mrs. Fred Kerrick was hostess
to the Priscilla Sewing club at
her home Friday.
All members were present.
Guests of the club included Mrs.
Scott Cook of Billings. Mrs.
Murt Sullivan, Mrs. Cliff Kerrick
and Mrs. Phillip Kerrick.
Refreshments were served at
the close.
o. E. o. CLUB
MEETS TUESDAY
Miss Jean and Miss Virginia
Barnett were hoSteSSes to the
GEO. club Tuesday evening.
Present were Miss Alta Coch-
ran. Miss Maxine Clawson, Miss
Phyllis Durham. Miss Evagene
Turley, Miss Selma Frazer and
Miss Bettibelle Berdineau.
PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Charles Miller enter
tanned the Pinochle club at a
100 dessert luncheon Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Kerrick was awar-
ded prize for high score. Mrs.
Everett Morse received low score
and Mrs. B. E. Bylund was pre-
sented with the draw prize.
EMPLOYEES HOLD
DINNER-DANCE
The Safeway Employees AS
ISOLATION of this district held a
dinner dance in Billings Sunday
| afternoon at the Billings Club.
Among the Hardin people at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. Seagle, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Rimer, Ed Kuehn, Miss Betsy
Ross, Miss Maxine Martin, Mrs.
Ann Deichl. Miss Helen Jean
Buzzetti, Miss Clarice Koebbe.
Bill Torske, Earl Conver and
Ed Lawrence.
O.E.S. KENSINGTON
The O.E.S. Kensington held
its first meeting of the sea-
son Tuesday in the Masonic
temple.
Mrs. Frank Morrison and Mrs.
Stark Bair gave reports on the
Grand Chapter meetings as a
part of the program.
Hostess was Mrs. Frank Nor
rison.
DEGREE OF HONOR
MEETING MONDAY
Mrs. J. w. Bulls was hostess
at a meeting Of the Degree of
Honor in the Bulls home on
Monday evening.
After the business meeting the
guests played beano.
Refreshments were served at
the close.
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Society

program.
Hostesses for the social hour
which followed were Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. E. A. Sibley, Mrs. H. D.
Kenyon and Mrs. L.. P. Kenyon.
SHOWER HONORS
MRS. ARTHUR PLATZ
Mrs. Maxine Custer, Mrs. Mel
vim Harris and Miss Irene Wolf
| entertained at a shower honor
ing Mrs. Arthur Platz on Fri
day evening. The group pic
nicked on the Little Big Horn
river.
Guests were Mrs. Lorraine
Loaney, Mrs. Lucille Donaldson,
Mrs. Cassie Rea Scribner, Mrs.
Betty Cowley, Mrs. Mary Patti
son, Mrs. Ruby Muffin, Mrs.
Eunice Wendland, Mrs. Edna
Leckey, Mrs. Wanda Salyer, Mrs.
Fern Sawicki, Mrs. Julia Brown,
Mrs. Minnie Stobaugh, Mrs.
Doris Ross, Mrs. Dorothy Dur
kin, Mrs. Cecilia Burchette,
Mrs. Christine Woke and the
Misses kathleen Jensen, Ella
Mae Davis, Geraldine WeStwood,
Velma Curry, Clarice Koebbe,
Inez Hershberger, Frances Tur-
ner and Natalie Turner.
Mrs. Platz was presented with
many gifts.
CHAPTER REPORTS
GIVEN AT MEETING
Jasmine Chapter No. IS, Order
of Eastern Star, held its first
meeting of the new season at
the Masonic temple Thursday
evening. Reports on the activi-
ties at the Grand Chapter
meeting were given by Mrs. G..
A. Baker, Mrs. Frank Morrison,
Mrs. Stark Bair and Mrs. Ken
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DEGREE OF N
MEETING

Mrs. J. w. Bulls was hostess
at a meeting Of the Degree of
Honor in the Bulls home on
Monday evening.
After the business meeting the
guests played beano.
Refreshments were served at
the close.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
torneys, Hollowell e. Hollowell-Ellis

torneys, Hollowell e. Hollowell-Ellis
Klein.
233-Hayes, etc, VS.. Powers, etc. 3;
attorneys, M. P. Friedlander, I. Die
ner-C. T. Clayton.
246-Busby VS.. Welfare Recrea-
tional Assn; attorneys, Maurice
Friedman-J. w. Cross, j. L. Laskey
25l2-Edward VS.. Belair; attor-
neys, M. F. Keogh-Sefton Darr, J
A. Wiley.
64-Pep Boys VS.. Coe; attorneys
B. F. Garvey. c. A. OBrien-W. w
Cochran, C. T. Mack.
94-Sharp & Dohme, Inc, vs.. Coe;
attorneys, C. M. Fisher W.
Cochran.
296-Harrison VS.. Lansburgh e.
Bros; attorneys, R. H. McNeill, j
w. Cleaton-Simon, Koenigsberger
& Young; Lyon & Lyon.
297-Newlon VS.. Loughran ct al
attorneys, r. H. McNeill-Catherin
McCloSkey.
299-Thomas VS.. Fid. Nut. Ins.
Co.; attorneys, B. v. Lawson, jr-
c. H. Houston, A. P. Drury.
315-Calvert VS.. Lansburgh Bros.
attorneys, r. w. Mccullough -
Simon, Koenigsberger & Young.
98-Warnke VS.. Warnke; attor-
neys, Ray Neudecker-M. G. Ehr-
Itch.
120 Lescallette VS.. Lescallette;
attorneys, R. L. Tedrow, j. B. Fla
herty-I. R. Hit.
175-Simms VS.. Simms: attorneys,
S. A. Mickler, A. Wardwell-J. H
Wilson.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
HELP DOMESTIC.
Continued

MAID. white, cook, gh.w.; sleep out; fam
lily of .. in apt: recent refs; $40 week.
Box l45-B. Star.
MAID. 22-30. 10 am. until after dinner;
exn. hw. good laundress: adults l
child: stay late ewes: 81. carfare; city
ref. EN-. G11o. $40 pm.
MAID. colored. for general housework. exp.
with children, reliable. health certif1cate.
433 Ingraham st. NV.
MAID, experienced. gh.w.. cook. . chill
dren's laundry; sleep in; pleasant home for
refined girl: $50. SH 2l34-R.
NURSEMAID. colored live in, S5 week.
Call for appointment. Randolph 369l.
WOMAN. white help housework care OF
3 children country: permanent home: no
cooking; 50 week. Box 35S-S. Star.
WOMAN. colored g INV. some cooking:
good references and health card required;
must live close Arlington bus line, no Sun
day work; S35 mo. Box 366-S. Star.
WOMAN. colored. or girl. neat. to help
and make home in colored family. Call
North 250S.
WOMAN white. housekeeper. care for year
old child; live in Chestnut G2T4.
WOMAN. colored. ghw healthy: live in;
city refs: SS week Phone Emerson 1883.
Evening star., 1940-10-01

| BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. experienced
| with following: pay well Box 1877. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-01

in practically new condition that We are
closing out at $685. a lovely instrument
and real value at this price. which is
less than half what il costs new: new guar
antee; easy terms. MA. 473o. Kits.
Evening star., 1940-10-01

WE'D 81 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Bradon Slime,
713 East Capitol street, who
celebrated their 57th wedding
anniversary September Is. Mr..
Stine, 30, a retired dentist, who
practiced here nearly 40 years,
and Mrs. Stine, also 80, have
three children and one grand
child. Mr.. Stine is one of the
original members Of the
Washington Gun Club.
thanksgiving Photo.
Evening star., 1940-10-01

To preserve the right to hold the
annual fair at Cheam, England,
which was established in 1853 by a
charter which states that the fair
may take place annually so long as
one stall or sideshow is put up. a
man operated a dart stall this year.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
Continued }

WOMAN colored. wants days work or
general housework. Write or call 1902
o St. NV, Apt. B.
WOMAN, colored. wants morning work or
days work: good references. no. 7455.
WOMAN, white, middle aged wants Job in
motherless home. or employed couple. Wed.
only, 9:30-b. SH. 69s9-J
WOMAN, colored, wants DAYS work, Mon
day. Tues, Wed. Good references. Call
Dupont OlS0.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
HELP MEN & WOMEN,

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards. personal
and box cards. Big profits Garrison S
Toy Co. 1918 E st. NV.
COUPLE. white or colored who want a
permanent position in good home. No
laundry. Refs. required. Phone RE. 1900.
Ext %. bet. %.
MAN AND WIFE. housemsn, butler, cook;
good reference. NE. 2449
PHARMACIST. Apply 22l Upshur st. NV.
Call RA 3o11
Evening star., 1940-10-01
LOST.

PEK1NGESE, male: red with black nose;
McCrea, EN-. 6S45
CAT, gold and Persian. near Que st. and
Phone Kew Gardens, Dupont 1857.
Landover, Md Reward for recovery. Powell
Transportation Co.. District ZOO.
DOG, Boston, female six months old, from
2sl6 Military rd. Reward Woodley 1926
EARRING, gold cameo, near, GEORGETOWN
Reward. National 312O. Ext S15.
EYEGLASSES, brown leather case Sat.
eve. vic Conn. and K, Potomac Park Golf
Course; Franklin Eye Co. Reward. FIR.
GENT. s DIAMOND RING. SIS point yellow
gold; vicinity 21st and H and 91O F st.
NV, Sunday; liberal reward. Frank Fong,
Metropolitan 1151.
CLASSES; lost vicinity 7th and Otis pl;
NV; address in case, .Mayfower Optical
Co" Michigan a665. Liberal reward.
GLOVE. deep cream eyelet work. Call
Wisconsin 3521. ,
RUG, Sun. noon, Sept 90, 1910; on Idyl-
wood I'd or Leesburg pike. Call Falls
Church 2137.
SETTER. red female. vicinity Silver Spring:
10 months old Phone Shepherd 4993-M.
SILVER FOX SCARF, in taxi, from Madril-
lon to 723 Fern pl NV" Friday night.
VIOLIN, in black leather case; Monday, on
CONDUIT I'd, Reservoir rd. or Que St. re-
ward Downey MI 9442.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER male white.
black ring on tail, lost since Friday: license
20226. Generous reward. EN-. 1884.
WRIST' WATCH, Monarch, square. yellow
Jones Apt. and 18th St. Call day. Ma.
1860: evenings. ia. 9072.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMEST

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 556l. 14O2 1lth.
has cooks, houseworkers. nurses chamber
maids, day workers, part timers. couples
a.
PARLORMAID and lady's maid. white, to
leave town; must have good references;
English or American nreferred Durham
Employment Once. 1861 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself KENNETH 3. SMITH, 2OOl Ward
man I'd, Avondale. Nd. u
WANTED. FULL, PART LOADS; LONG,
sured. NATL. DEL ASSOC, MA. 1860.
NOTICE TO PRESENT BONDS FOR PAY
MENT
Holders Gf any there be- of bonds and
interest coupons attached thereto dated
August !, 1923. secured by a lien on real
estate in Matagorda County: Texas, issued
formerly of Bay City. Matagorda County
Texas, are hereby notified to present such
bonds and coupons to Mr.. L. B. Luder Of
Bay City, Texas. Special Master Commits
sioner. appointed by the District Court of
Matagorda County. Texas, for the purpose
of rece wing such bonds and coupons, and
redeen1ing them according to such order.
Complying with said order, notice is
hereby given by the said L. B. Luder, so
appointed by said court such Special
Master Commissioner. TO receive funds, II
any, applicable to the payment of such
bonds ana interest coupons accrued there
on, and TO disburse the funds which he
might receive as such Special Master Com
missioner, to the holders of any of such
bonds or coupons, and who present legal
such bonds and coupons were the legal
owners and possessors of such unpaid
bonds and coupons so presented
DATED at Bay City. Texas. this the
25th day of September AID. 1910.
L. B. LUDER.
Special Master Commissioner
as hereinabove stated.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books kept. $40 mo.
Bookkeeping systems started, audits, state
ments. tax service: local refs. RA. 2544.
BOOKKEEPER, Washing tonian. expert
enced. to take full charge; ofice SUPER
vision: all reports. Box ll5-T. Star. i
BOY, colored. for dishwasher or porter
work. RE. 29Ol.
GUARD. investigator; retired Met. Police
Military man, experienced handling men.
Box l0S-T, Star
HARDWARE AND PAINT CLERK. expert
enced, desires position; capable, enersetic;
references Georgia 23SO. %
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, frst-class; work
by hour, Job. E. NJ. Burgson. 1492 Newton
St NV. AID. 4n73.
MAN, colored. D. c. permit. desires grocery
store work. or any kind: references. Call
Ii. l0094.
MAN dependable, educated white. 81.
wants evening and Sunday work. Box
1s0-T. Star. %
MAN. colored. house cleaning. waxing
floors, interior painting. part-time janitor;
ref AT. 9376-J.
MAN. young. colored, high school educa-
ton. with or without car. wants work. HO.
1854, Ole pm. 90
POSITION bv exrerienced mechanic, handy
with tools Taylor 1894
Evening star., 1940-10-01
HELP MEN.
WHITE MEN

WHITE MEN,
21 years of age. with one year residence
In D. C., or nearby Md or Va. with D. C.
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr A I. Mvsie. RIM Ill. 1873
MAN AS NIGHT WATCH
MAN IN LARGE FURNI-
TURE WAREHOUS E.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO THE PARTY QUALIFY
ING. STATE AGE, REFER
ENCES AND TELEPHONE
NUMBER. Box 256-B, Star.
YOUNG MAN-Opportunity
for one of pleasing person
ality and ability in large,
well-established real estate
office; prefer some one with
experience in mortgage loans
or real estate sales; reply in
own handwriting, giving full
information as to previous
experience, ETC.; must own
car. Applications considered
confidential and no inquiries
made until after interview;
salary with opportunity for
advancement. Box 1867,
Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER STENO SECY. capable.
diliseEt, ex-teacher; start $50. Box
GOT. Star.
COMPANION ON-HOUSEKEEPER, refined lady,
reliable and eficient, desires position.
Atlantic 60s9-J.
HOUSEKEEPER-Moth home prefer
red: refined middle-sged lady. capable and
dependable. Box 1S1-T, Star. %
NURSE. practical. experienced. wants work;
SIS week Emerson 0SS9.
NURSE middle-aeed. hospital training. un
encumbered wants chronic case: best ref
erences Warfeld 1919. g
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, experienced
and kind, desires position: good recommen-
dations. Decatur 0536.
RESIDENT MANAGER, lady. who has had
local experience. Call NE. 1869. l.
SECRETARY. varied experience in secre-
tarial, stenograDhic and clerical work;
capable Of handling correspondence and
assuming responsibility. Hyattsville OLA
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. experienced.
wants position in apt. house or once, after
moons 2 to Q. Box 1857. Star.
WOMAN, white. educated and refined, wants
position in respectable motherless home.
Will be at home from o am. to o m,
oo13 H st, NV 3s
Evening star., 1940-10-01
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
BRICKLAYERS. colored 49, Apply Ager
I'd. and Queens Chapel rd.. near Hyatts-
vile.
CAR GREASER-Reliable man to take
charge of greasing, etc. Good proposition.
well heated garage. Lincoln 1908.
CHEF, colored, thoroughly exp, local refs
required: no Sunday work. Apply Mr..
Puckett, 1929 VT ave, Vermont Pharmacy
DAIRYMAN. white, sober. experienced;
references. P. D. Robinson, Brandywine,
Md. Telephone Brandywine 1856.
DAIRY-FARM HAND, married, must be
good hand milker, must know all farm
mo-. firewood and living quarters Apply
or write to Winnett Farm. Old Germantown
rd,. Ounce Orchard. Gaithersburg. Md.
DENTAL LABORATORY polisher and I'm.
isher Give experiences and salary ex.
Evening star., 1940-10-01
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
tonly) to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1858 or Atlantic 7142
IRISH SETTER. female. vicinity National
Park College. Shepherd 4991-W.
TOY MANCHESTER TERRIER (black and
TAM. female. vicinity N. Cap. and 1st st.
Michigan 5707
Evening star., 1940-10-01

Daily assignment Tor WEDNESDAY,
October 2;
Non-Jury Actions.
Admin re: Estate of Kite; attor-
neys, D. T. Wright-L. M. Denit,
George Ober
Foster VS.. Spencer: attorneys, T.
L. Dodson-T. A. Brown, George
Hayes.
Admin re: Estate of Foreman:
attorneys, N. A. Dobbins-G. E. c.
Hayes. (RuleD
4-Witherspoon VS.. Witherspoon;
attorneys, Sam Syme-Joseph Di
Leo, Raymond Neudecker.
Adv-Lear VS.. Lear; attorneys, M.
F. Schwartz-C. H. Burton.
3-Eiker VS.. Eiker; attorneys,
Charles Linkins-T. L. Jeffords, R.
L. Jeffreys, S. D. Willis, Wilkes &
Arts.
17-Wilkinson VS.. Kendrick: at
torneys, Ben Lindas-M. M. Doyle.
13-Todress VS.. Todress; attorneys,
Abe Shefferman-J. H. Handley.
36-Wallace VS.. Wallace; attor-
neys, c. D. Artis-Franklyn Yasmer,
George Happ.
40-Bray VS.. Bray; attorneys, E. E.
Cummins-C. H. Quimby.
52-Kyriakow VS.. Kyriakow; at
torneys, J. C. Turco, Max Miller-J.
MacktoS, L. A. Block.
55-CaSsasa VS.. CassaSa; attorneys,
Raymond Neudecker B. A. Nc
Gam.
7-Clemens VS.. Clemens; attor-
neys, R. L. Merrick-L. M. Tulman.
236S-Bishop VS.. City Cab Assn;
attorneys, T. H. Pattersbn-F. Paley:
Lester Wood; B. M. Robin.
25-Penhallo VS.. Linton ct al;
attorneys, j. H. Blatt-L. @. C. La
mar.
53-Hutton VS.. Hutton; attorneys,
A. M. Schwartz-J. B. Hogan.
54-Murray VS.. Murray; attorneys
W. M. Bastian; A. F. Adams-N. c..
Turnage.
6O-Neitzey VS. Neitzey; attorneys,
H. L .McCormick-C. E. Ford.
76-Waltz VS.. Waltz; attorneys,
Raymond Neudecker-U. Grossman.
78-Grippen VS. Grippen; attor-
neys, C. D. Artis-H. L. Johnson.
127-Gross VS.. Gross; attorneys,
A. A. Stern-P. P.
133-Mattson VS.. Mattson: attor-
neys, H. F. Hawken-T. E. Lodge.
1664-Gursky VS.. Gursky; attor-
neys, J. J. Carmody-H. D. Green;
Russell e. Payne.
24-Akers VS.. Akers: attorneys, C.
D. Branson-H. O. Pollard.
272-Steinbraker VS.. Ogle ct al;
attorneys. F. N. Towers; G. A. Chad
wick-Arthur Keefer.
1-Bernhardt ct al. VS.. Bernhardt:
attorneys. R. D. Wise-A. F. Can
field; H. r Whelan.
Kennel VS.. EWell ct al; attorneys,
r. M. Hudson-R. A. Cusick; Arthur
Drury: E. H. Jackson.
dv.-Pennsylvania Casualty Co.
vs.. jenkins; attorneys, L. j. Ganse-
Bernard Nordlinger; Frank Paley;
Louis Cohen.
27-Williams VS.. Thompson, at
torneys, A. S. Pinkett; Ed Hill, jr.-
G. A. Parker; Milton Conn.
33-Hardee, Rec. VS.. Gardiner ct
al: attorneys. Huston Thompson;
H. S. Ward: Clagett g. Wainwright
j. T. Sherier; Arthur Drury; R. H.
McNeill.
34-Feudale vs. Feudale; attor-
neys, Joseph Di Leo-P. F. Biggins
6s-Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
VS.. Cardillo ct al; attorneys, A. j.
Phelan; Hogan e. Hartson-W. E.
Boote; United States Attorney.
72-Galena Manufacturing Co. VS..
Coe: attorneys, E. w. Shepard-W.
W. Cochran.
89-Holtzman VS.. Holtzman; at
torneys. S. G. Ingham-W. M. Hoff-
man, jr
113-Weistock VS.. WeiStock; attor-
neys, A. L. Newmyer, l.. H. Shapiro,
A. A. Stern, Levi David.
124-Atwill VS.. Atwill; attorneys,
G.. D. Horning, jr.-Coe g. Richards.
lI7-Broussard VS.. Broussard; at
Evening star., 1940-10-01

FURNTTURE-Pcal bargainS as leaving
city. MAHOGANY dressing table bed stand.
end table muffin stand. tea cart. dayen-
port bookcase. round table, bureau, BED.
- dresser cabinets. etc. Apt, 4O3, 1910
Z 81 NV DI 5G1T. g
Evening star., 1940-10-01

COATS. lady's winter, S. ca: tailored
suits. 90 ca size 16: cross fox scarf, 81.
1923 Adams Mill rd. NV, Apt. 25. Adams