davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ny YOUNG COUPLE. . ROOMS, KTTCH-
en-. bath. unfurn. heat and hot water.
Also use basement for home workshop.
Near downtown. Reasonable rent. Box
1S3-E, Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES LIVING
room. bedT DOM furn. apt. IN private home
near Cathedral Box l33K, Star.
ADULTS 90 u S EMPLOYEE. LIGHT
basement preferred. furnished; near Oh.
Oh. bus line not over $40. Box 2SK. Star.
IL
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. ONE LARGE
room with bed and studio couch, kitchen.
private bath. Box l26-K. Star. -
OR > ROOM APT, IN ALEXANDRIA,
must have vood-burning fireplace. Call
MA 1894 from 9.30 10 $50 -
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES GROOM FUR
nlshed apt, preferably private home in
Sc or ne. Box l4@-K, Star. -
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BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN

S5 Q50 9th st. NV, near Kennedy
Semi-det. brick, & rooms, bath.
auto. heat porches. refg, deep lot, etc.;
recond. like new: terms. Call till 9 pm.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO. NE. 54OO.
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LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1T1lK St NV MA 1IHe

EXCELLENT NV SECTION
3 rooms, . baths. semi detached. all
brick. recreation room. garage. automatic
heat: insulated: in good condition Price.
$3.50 For inspection, call Mr.. Part
low, Randolph 1896
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1904 l4th 81 w Qistrict aa4R
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$8.950-Mount Pleasant.
An Outstanding Value

Ideal residence or ,rooming house. situ-
ated within moments walk of M. Pleas
ant 81 and Park I'd. convenient 20 car
and bus line. public and parochial schools
and Sacred Heart Church S comfortable
rms. ) bedrnS. - tile baths. porches.
nj, maids rm- and bath. @-car brick
garage; entire property in excellent con-
dtion. THOS J FISHER CO INC
REALTORS. DI $3.50, or ewes. call Mr.
Matthnu,c 10 1onS
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

SEASONED / st AND 2nd TRUST. MONTHLY
payment notes. Box 354-H. Star.
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NORTH wooDR1DGE MD, Mr., EAST
sell one or more. OWNER. North O51a
CHOICE LOTS. HILLCREST SECTION
RANDLE y GARVIN, 949 9th 81. NV
Republic @2l3
tENIP2UsTR!!,AL; ON RAILROAD Mr., NO,
A NJ. ROTH. Woodward Bldg Ma. 7936
10 LOTS, 50xl2O TREES; APPROVED
section, near New Hampshire ave. in th'
included Phone DI. Ssss
CORNER TRACT IN BUILT-UP NEW.
house white section: sewer and water in
suitable for 3 group houses: 81, 500
A NJ. ROTH, Woodward Blde Ma 7a36
HOLLYWOOD DRIVE-Sl,n5O.
tionaI value. ASK at branch office, 36Ol
Alabama ave. Sc. II 1000. Open tonight
,.,. - ADELBERT ". LEE. ,aae
Wooded or cleared. level or rolling sites
half acre or more city utilities, reasona Die
restrictions New Hampshire ave. helne
consTgesd tS SoW SE0qon Over 20 bF homes
build. To reach each Drive out Si''f Pinev 81 Branch cR
I'd, 1 miles from D. C., or call SH. 3355
HIGH On ARLINGToN RIDGE
BARGAIN for cash. INQUIRE 23Ol South
Arlington Ridge I'd. Arlington, Va.
CLOSE-IN D. C., FOR COLORED-NEAR
Il entire square, 3 street frontaRes. waite
IN l street, sewer near; good grade; yer!
low price.
A. M ROTH. Woodward Bldg MA 1896
FOR A DISTINGUISHED HOUSE ON A
corner. BORDERING Rock Greek Park and
only one block west Of 6th st. We can
give YOU depth of 122 #. and a width
20 suit az CSC per so f. Water, sewer,
gas and electricity available
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER,
l1la K St. NV. MA tl66.
BEAUTIFULLY TIMBERED LAND BE-
yond Falls Church Va. 10OX2O6 #.
S"50. 90: S@5 90 cash $1,000 per month.
The trees are worth more than the price.
SUNDAY or evenings call co. 1915, ask
for Col. Joyes
1919 K ST NV MA 1855
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CAN YOU BEAT 1T?
ROLLINGWOOD.

COLORED-13th AND RI R., H.-W H,
double garage: excel cond: yours al a
bargain. A. w. STEVENS. DE. 1115, DE.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
GEORGE C. GERMAN, ATTORNEY.

or cqgF6 2g OF II THE EomS5 gS5TED
E1oREScE RiSS 9f EYgEER rs ''e, wEA2GR z S Fox.
Plaintiff, vs.. ALBERT S. BATES. e, al.
6RbRR AG0e NG tom Of
the reports Of Louis H. Mann and George
n This eE@S" 9f day FGdleei Of Jsnuary u rs 0y De 4
cash OF Florence E W Fox for Lots $50
S35, 81. $50. s4i s4s s}5, s4. fSs $50. s5i
and sl3 in Square 2672, premises 1901 10
be2 coRmPS GGeF 6enS
reported to the Court on March 3oth, 1871.
successive weeks N The Evening Star and
return day. T. ALAN GoLDsBoRoUGH.
CHARLES E. STEWART. CLERK! Ct BY cHAs.
lar, 5afe5'I3 i . @6'ma51e.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
aq formed aSNf msed 0 parnershp To to
continue the business heretofore Gconducted
under the firm name and style Johnston,
Lemon & Co. for the continued trsnSac-
ton, Of a general investment banking and
name Of Johnston, LEMON e. Co - in in
the City, of Washington District OF Co
Southern Building. Fifteenth and H Streets
Northwest in said City. The names of
all Of the general partners interested in
said firm are: James NJ Johnston, resi-
dent Of the State Of Maryland. James H.
Lemon, a resident of Washington. District
Of Columbia, Bernard J Nees. q resident
Of the State of Maryland. and Harvey B.
Gram. Jrs a resident of WASHINGTON. Dis
trict Of Columbia: and the name Of tbs
special partner is Scott B. Appleby resi-
dent of Nassau. B W l. The amount Of
capital which said special partner has con-
trlbWed is sixty thousand dollars $780,
600 .00l: the remainder of the total capital
OF one hundred thirty-five thousand dollars
tSl35,0O0.0W has been contributed BY
James NJ. Johnston. This partnership ~
to commence on the 18th day of January.
la4l. and shall terminate FIVE yea from
the date of these presents. unless sooner dis
solved by mutual consent of the partners.
their legal representatives or assigns Ger
tiflcate of Limited Partnership was filed bv
us January l ), l94l, in the ONCE Of the
Clerk of the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Columbia as re-
quired by law SCOTT E. APPLEBY,
JAMES M JOHNSTON JAMES H LEMON,
BERNARD j. NEES, HARVEY B GRAM. Jr
ia 20, 90 ,29,3l ,fe .3,5,T10.l@.I4
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GEORGETOWN-S95 500

RESTORED; s rooms, bath and an extra
laNatory fireplaces in living room and
bedroom, large garden. garage: will be sold
quickly Call BOSS & PHELPS. Ma. a3OO
Evenings call Mr.. Shackelford Sligo 66Os.
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ARLINGTON VA

TO close estate. 5-room modern house
NJ Gisn extra building lot. oil heat: center
CLARENDON: price, S6@5N Make offer
broom modern brick bedrms 3rd
oeorm. possible; price. $3.50
,h-room orlck Colonial in Ashton Heights.
tlre new brick. ] bedrm and hath
hrSt floor. > bodrms and bath %nd Nnor,
SSICo STC eallon room; best location; price.
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JUDSON REAMY.
~ n. Irving ST. Arl. Va CHI. n"eo
HOME WITH AN INCOME

ONHtT ROINg, 70 Puerto Rico. offers real
Vaiue Tor quick sale Less than wear
otc. ms new-condition brick home is de-
Slsned as an income house which may be
iAIeF nsad as an S-rm home. Situated
JlSi Ji on me Mount Vernon blvd. in a new
Town WASHINGTON. this home has 1a-acre
IoL that aoloIns small park. :}-rm
apt. on the md floor, with private en-
france brings $3.50 per month First
moor has entrance hail. large living rm,
WIN hrepIace. dining rm. porcheS
ment with outside entrance. car de-
Iached garage. Random width floors COP
per suffering and plumbing. rock wool
insulation and oil heat with summer and
inter hookup Rus available. If Won
nave 500 cash YOU can carry this house
S4r s6SS LESS man SO per month. Price.
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Bldg. Loan Foreclosure
BRING A DEPOSIT.

All modern BUNGALOW: Woodridge. laree
lot foreclosure: cost S5.50o but subject TO
offer. c. S. HOLT, real estate, AT. a1S1
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36l5 INGOMAR PL. NV.

Lovely i-detached home In exclusive
Chevy Chase. D. C; Is spacious rms, GEN.
ter hall. - baths, recreation nm. owner
will accept $500 cash and balance paid
like rent or Will accept small row house IN
.h-Nl ANO niRl
Evening star., 1941-02-05

Chevy Chase D. c. Owner being trans
ierred Sacrlfclng his beautiful home &
lovely rooms tile bath. ultramodern klrch-
en-, breakfast room, automatic heat. near
SGRooig. SD s, stores only So LESLIE D.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
BUY FOR
ALSO NEW.

Two more semi-detached 2-family apart
ment buildings. near Navy Yard, same type
and rent as above. Price for these, S5,a5O
each. $1,000 cash. balance good terms
Ideal investments. Will trade for clear
ground or real equity
GEO. T. WALKER, RealtOr.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

WANTED TO RENT. SMALL FARM %
10 4" acres. 90 OF 30 miles from Wash
Incfnr By 10--E Sal
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ROOMING HOUSE.

Just above Dupont Circle: 10 rms : baths
OIL heat. $500: rented at 500. Mr.
Gregg. DI 504O. ewes WI 6S65
j. MERRILL CONNER: Realtor,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. = COMPLETELY
furnished; 3 bedrooms, , baths, living
room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast
nook, . porcheS, den, maids quarters, -
car garage. large lot. 36 dogwood trees:
$40. Inspection any time. WI. 5;I46.
NEAR UNIV. OF MD: AVAIL. FEB. 25 TO
Oct. ]. Compl. and well furn. Oct. home
surrounded by Japanese cherry trees; spa
clous studio liv. rm.. paneled den. dining
rm.. breakfast rm. fully equipped kit
maids rm.; 3 bedrms., 2i2 baths. oil heat
auto; hot water; gar. lsndscaped grounds;
/ block tranSp.: very reaS. TO careful
party. IA University I'd, College Heights
Nd WA. 1446.
HnJCREST MODERN DETACHED.
furnished house, rms; shown by ap
pointment; S75. RANDLE & GARVIN
o4o 9th st. NV. RE. "2l3.
SEMI-DETACHED. ~ RITTENHOUSE
NV; rms, bath. shower. oil heat nicely
furn.; convenient; SIS. GE. 017a.
EXCLUSIVE 18th ST.
4 Rooms. Auto. Heat. > Baths.
ME'T JFN MA S244
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


1nds 14aBEDRooM Ed sEMI-PETAcHED BRICK;
MR.. REAvIs DI 500 or H5 Wo. S5t 6764 'S'
GAsa seean BDYEFs D wcs RoR SNAIL MA H0UsEs ANY
8 TO 10 RMS. PREFER NE OR Sc:
al cash; Immediate settlement z A.
GARgEY' GA s,5N DI 4422ooSS, 42oS, 1926 Vt. ave. Eve.
I WANT TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
sromnd d0uie nor, norm Of Taylor st. NV, priced
consider, 4-fsmily apt. Must be priced
IIeht. ! mus have possession within 70
MRS RosENTHALn. P n ss7 sss9' Ga ao ave Apply Ny
/ Pay HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KFFR2 oe25 55oTSeS; Wo6ddv no q fommisSion MRS
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
gh1,e pr colored any condition e A
BARRY. 1907 H st NV Me @0?5
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D c.
Ierlal priced less than $4,000. Call us for
Of ELIOT MIDDLETON Resnor.
"05 Investment Bldg RE I1Sl
CALL WAsHINGTON's LARGEST BUY
million dollars worth bought in 1e4g
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. Me 54oo
CASH TODAY FOR YOUR HOME.
Call today. MELLEN, MA. 3344.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
c property If the price is right Frame or
brick large or small condition in1material.
enc HUMPHRIES
eoS No CAP Realtor MA os7s
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Wooded M Iat. SD SIDE | drive. 25aao HOUSE. feJS
Can't be heat. H F BIEBEP. SH f565.
INDIAN SPRING HIGHLAND-BEAUTIF
new subdivision. bet. Woodmoor and In
Of plans. Select your ot nov We build
T.. meet your reouiremen,s Model house.
s. Lawrence DR.. H. F. BIEBER, sH.
OLD ESTATE FORMERLY OWNED BY
aofs Lorn CaLvert--Is now being sold in par
you. H, F. BIEBER. sH S5s5. .''o - S'''
FALLS CHURCH. VA-NEARLY NEW -
room q frame mouse, = bedrooms and bath on
with z bath. could be used as recreation
room or nice bedroom. fun basement. gas
roII,,, neat, lot Soxl2o nicely shaded: all CITY
RANGED NJ BRIDWELL CoionIa, Es
E usteS FAILS Church, Va. Telephone
pEiSSIRABLE HOMES IN. ALL SECTIONS OF
-..' NOuItS Idl OLD DOMINION
REALTY co, Chestnut 6343.
NEW 4-BEDROOM AND a-BATH HOUSE
Can be used as , aptS: conv Iocs2ion
W s. HoGE Jy' JIM i0c'''on'
IN. otoo- dNl5 Lee Highway. Arl.. Va
REDUCED 50 600
ton nm, fa baths spacious 46fong re6Gea 6oe,
excel eS'ao. nnlgh6orhood with more han
4-acTe corner lot Price. 50 500 reas
cash down payment balance ! trust on
iora i3rSa "3'9 After pm. FIR. 900. Apt
NEARBY BEAUTIFUL, DIN
mouse. needs repairs and modernizing, 10
e -SI.e rms, front and back stairs. porches
ueer l acre sround; exclusive neie ehborhood
Hear georgetown Prep School. pr:re
on-'"' q keller. investment Bldg
SILVER SPRING-S6.15O.
New broom bungalow. " nice sized he'd
rooms. full basement. attic suitable for .
Hloie mo rooms: near schools and transp -, fine
en'laI section $500 down. S45 month
VIM Z. RICHARDSON. Broker. SH 64sI
ARLINGTON, VA.
WITH 10 exfrs S:nSe esin,s 5coom modern house
clarendon: price, S6,"50. Make offer
, Groom modern brick bedrms 2rd
oeorm. possible; price. $3.50
h-room brick Colonial in Ashton Heights.
oil heat. $500 N4''N'
Fire new brick ] bedrm and hath
nrSt noor, bedrmS. and bath "nd hoor.
zee eaton room: best location; price.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
TODAY'S BEST BUY.

TODAY'S BEST BUY.
CALVERT ST. NV,
WEST OF WISCONSIN AVE.
PRACTICALLY NEW.
& large rooms, 9 baths, recreation room
gas heat: Venetian blinds; deep yard: brick
garage. These are some of the fine fea-
lures in this delightful home. offered at
a bargain price of $3.50. Terms. Call
HARRY ROD, SIT G ST. NV.
NEW GRIN, 2-BATH BRICK.
$3.50.
Exclusive Chevy Chase Md: superbly
built on. wooded lot: aforementioned heat.
insulated, real fireplace, attached garage
a value without competition. JOHN LIN
DER. 1922 CONN. AVE. Emerson 1871. p
$10,950-Center-Hall Brick.
Chevy Chase.
Owner leaving the city. has placed low
price on this lovely home for immediate
sale. There are unusually comfortable
rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2 tiled baths, sleeping
porch. large covered side porch. all modern
conveniences and many added improve
ments. Lovely lot 65x120; setting of trees.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. INC. REAL
TORS. DI. $3.50; ewes. call MR.. MAT
THEWS. HO l3Q5
Evening star., 1941-02-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW MODERN 5-RM. BUNGALOW; NO
down payment. not over $40 per mo:
ground. near transp. Box 159-K. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-05
EXCELLENT tourist LOCATION

EXCELLENT TOURIST LOCATION.
Located on one OF our leading thorough
fares IS this attractive lO-room Colonial
home IN excellent Condition: oll-burning
neat. beautiful lot Call Mr. Widmeyer
Taylor 34n5. or BETHEL, DI 3IOO.
NEAR CONN. AVE. IN CLEVELAND PARK
One of the fine old houses which eive
character to the section a house of spa
clnuS rooms and porCheS with nearly half
an acre of land, vision Of beauty when
the doewood Is in bloom. "a rooms
paths. nl burner. 3-Car garage Now
leased at ~ - 90 per month. but possession
can be had within a reasonable time
Price. Sl6.5OO 90
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
S460O.

Sl90 cash, S3l month includes interest,
taxes and principal: high elevation: beauti-
ful new brick large rooms and bath. full
basement, alr-conditiOned heat. modern
kltChen Mr. SIMPSON. Re. tsah.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

E = II ~ -" IVA ] 0b
ONE BLOCK EAST OF CONNECTICUT
ave and the Uptown Theater-Detached
roof and stone foundation ! ! rooms and
2 baths. in need of decoration and minor
Evening star., 1941-02-05
CHEVY CHASE-S9O.
WOODBRIDGE HOME

Detached; rms. 4 bedrms bath.
DIXIE REALTY co. Ma. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Troops Begin Moving
From Fort Lewis
For War Games
5000 Men to Engage
In Mock Combat in
California Next Month
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT LEWIS. Wash. May 19.-
The United States Army's biggest
maneuvers since World War days
got under way today. The first OF
more than IS 900 troops left here for
California and war games next
month that will be the prelude to
larger military movements through
out the summer.
Trucks loaded with fighting men
and towing field artillery weapons
and anti-tank guns began moving
out of this, the Pacific Northwest's
major military post. at dawn for
King City. Calf. midway between
San Francisco and Los Angeles, on
the fringe of the Hunter Liggett
military reservation.
1t was the start OF the second
biggest military migration in Amer
ican history and the largest the Far
West has ever seen. 1t involves
the Sd and 4lst Divisions and spe-
cial troops of the 9th Army Corps
Area
Guided by low flying observation
planes, whose pilots reported by
radio on traffic conditions ahead,
the trucks travelled so yards apart
to allow civilian traffic to make its
way more easily past the olive-green
vehicles.
Truck departures will continue
from Fort Lewis until Friday. The
motorized convoy will include more
than 3,400 vehicles and carry more
than 1000 men.
The remainder of the troops-non-
mechanical units-will go south in
27 troop trains, the first of which
will clear here Friday. The vast
movement is to be completed by
May 20.
The California games will also
involve the 7th Division, based at
Fort Ord, Calf, and special units
of the 4th Army. commanded by
1t. Gen John l.. Dewitt.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Ford Unions Make Final
Drives for Election
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 19.-Riva1 unions
OF the Congress of Industrial Or
CARNATIONS and the American Fed
Grafton of Labor today were carry
ing on final spirited drives for VIC
tory in Wednesdays National Labor
Relations Board election among
$4,000 workers of the Ford Motor
Co.'S River Rouge and Lincoln
plants.
More than 10000 hourly-rated
employees are listed as eligible to
vote at the River Rouge plant. and
N. L. R. B. officials said it would
be the largest election of its kind
held at single factory
Workers at the two plants may
pick either the United Automobile
WorkerS'-C. I. o. or the A. F. l.. S
Federal Labor Union to represent
them as collective bargaining agent,
or they may designate their prefer
ence for no union
Another 271 pattern makers en-
ployed at the River Rouge plant
will vote in separate craft cleo
ton either for the u. A. VIC. I. o.
of the A. F.. L. Pattern Makers
League or for no union.
Climaxing their drive, U. A. W.
C. I. o. leaders will stage a mass
meeting today. c. l. o. President
Philip Murray will speak.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Landon Warns Convoys
May Mean New A. {. F.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOPEKA. Kans.. May 19.-Alf M.
Landon said yesterday The great
est deception that is being practiced
upon us is the implication that
We can have war and not suffer the
consequences of war"
In an address sponsored by the
America First Committee the 1886
Republican presidential nominee as
serted that if this country uses its
ships to deliver materials to war;
ring nations it means war for us
another A. E. F.
President Roosevelt has said con-
voys mean war, the former Kansas
Governor said. adding:
TT is shock to the moral con-
science of the Nation to see how
quickly the campaign promises of
last fall are being circumvented
in administration circles. They are
seeking to do indirectly what the
President said he would not do. The
end may be the Same-war."
1t is greatly to every Americans
interest that England win. he as
serted, "but I do not think our
security depends upon an English
victory"
Evening star., 1941-05-19
British Urged 10 Arm
Jews in Palestine
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 19.-Dr. Chain
Weizmann, president of the Jewish
Agency for Palestine and of the
World Zionist Organization. urged
yesterday that the British govern
ment provide arms to Jews in
Palestine.
Not for a moment did We doubt
that all the difference between us
and the British government waned
into insignificance when measured
against the possibility of British
defeat at the hands of the totan-
tartan, anti-democratic powers" DR..
Weizman said at services in Free
Synagogue in Carnegie Hall
I'm this solemn hour" he added,
Eve expect the British government
to perform an elementary duty OF
permitting all Jews in Palestine to
bear arms so that they can defend
themselves in a hostile world and
do their share as the last island of
democracy in the battle of the Medi-
terranean."
Evening star., 1941-05-19

Striped Shorkskin Active Sports Dress has &C.
ton book and center pIeot skirt, with enough
room for good golf drive Hi-ow neckIine
Blue. green. tueeoee, red Sizes | z to 20
Junior Choice is Rope Stripe shorkskin Dress
with shirred book, skirt Of Impressed pIeots
For town or country club Green, blue, toost.
or aoquo Sizes 9 to l7---s7o
3-Pieee Royon Shorkskin Play Suit with striped
nousicol trim. Separate shirt, pleoted shorts
with Upper. and fly-front skirt in beige,
white, or oquo, Il to 20 Complete - $5.o5
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-20

by the Auxiliary. A pie social was
held after the meetings.
Girl Scouts of the intermediate
troop entertained several guests at
Valentine party Saturday after
noon at the Scout hall. Each men,
Der brought an attractively deco
rated lunch box. Awards for the
best decorated box went to Cecil
and Olga Gibbs. Prizes for games
were won by Barbara Laehn and
Marjorie Carr. Invited guests were:
Shirley Murphy, Lorraine Dean,
Georgia Ray Anderson, Olga Gibbs,
Laberta Decker, and Margaret
Laehn.
Services in the Holy Trinity Epis-
copal church will be held March Is
at 1880 p. m; April Is at 900 a. M,
and April 20 at 7:3O Rev. M. A.
Cookson of Kalispell will be in
charge Of the services on March 16
and April 20, while Bishop Daniels
will conduct the Easter services.
Kenneth Friske of Kalispell is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Friske. Kenneth at
tended school in Troy for two years.
He completed his high school work
in Kalispell.
Mrs. Ella Moore spent the week
end in Spokane.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-20
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

In the District Court OF the Elev-
enth Judicial District Of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles w. Richards, deceased
Notice is hereby given that under
authority of an order of the above
entitled court, made herein 10 &C.
tober 1899, the undersigned, as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Charles
w. Richards, deceased, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder,
subject to confirmation by the court,
the following real and personal
property in Lincoln county, Mon
tana:
WhSWA, WhSEANWA, and
Lots 5 and s, all in Sec. 36, T. 81
NJ, r. 81 w., M. P. M. l34.94 acres.
Lots 8 and 7 in block 10 of the
original townsite Of Libby.
Lots II and 10 in block 10 OF the
original townsite OF Libby (Rich-
ard hotel property.
Lots, Is, Is, II, l8, IS and 20, in
block 8 of the original townsite of
Libby.
All furniture and fixtures remain
ing in and Of the Richards hotel in
Libby.
The sale will be made on or after
the 1st day Of March, 1914, and Of
fers or bids, which must be in writ
ing, will be received at the office
of the county attorney in Libby,
Montana.
The sale Of the real property will
be for cash, 20 per cent at time of
acceptance Of bid and balance upon
confirmation Of sale by the court,
or upon credit, 20 per cent cash at
time Of acceptance of bid, Is per
cent additional at time of confirma-
ton Of sale, and balance within one
year.
The sale of the personal property
will be for cash only, 20 per cent
at time of acceptance of bid, bal
ance upon confirmation of sale or
delivery of the property.
Dated III February 194l
THOMAS D. LONG,
Administrator of the estate Of
Charles w. Richards, deceased.
fl3-27-3 st
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-02-20
o. <. S. Entertain Mas0ns with
Dinner

More than 80 persons attended
the Valentine dinner given by Koo-
tenai Chapter of the Order Of East
ern Star for members of the Ma
sonic lodge and their wives Friday
evening at the Masonic hall.
Guests were seated at four long
tables attractively decorated with
baskets Of red carnations, tall red
tapers, and tiny hearts. At the head
table were seated Mrs. Glen Thorn,
matron az the o. E. S., and Victor
Sather, master Of the Troy Masonic
lodge. A hirthday cake honoring
members Whose birthdays were in
FEBRUARY MAS m additional feature
of the head table.
Prizes won by guests who played
Hearts" after the dinner were CIV
en- to Mrs Victor Sather, MRS. Guy
Manning, Anthony Joy, Robert Pet
ers0n, and Mrs. Arthur Satran.
Out OF town guests who attended
the dinner included Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Connors and Mrs. Arthur
Satran Of Whitefish; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Daugharty, Libby; Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Manning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chef Hoisington, Leonia; and Mr..
and Mrs. Helmer Swanson, Moyie
Springs, Idaho.