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Evening star., 1942-02-19
CHlLDREN'S SHOES
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73 poirs chiIdren's shoes, Buster
Brown and PoIois Royol bronds.
Potent and brown. Broken sizes.
Tots, sizes s to 8. ChiIdren's sizes
8H to II. Miss sizes l2Xz to z.
81 poiss WoMEN'S LEISURE SLIP
PERS. Vorious styles, coIors and
moteriols. Broken sizes 4 to 9. Were
$l.25 to $3.50 --------s9s
The Paisis Royal,
Foofneor Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Reconditioned Electric
Refrigeraiors
and WASHERS

! GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGER-
AToR. Monitor top, 6 cubic foot, S88
! GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGER-
AToR. Monitor top, 4k cubic
! KELvINAToR. s cubic foot ---SSS
I WESTINGHOUSE WASHER -S44
] WESTINGHOUSE WASHER $40
] MAYTAG WASHER .----$55
I ECONOMY WASHER ----$2s.5o
The Psiais Royal,
Rsfigsrafors .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
SuVER.PLATED
Hollow : Handle Knives
Only I" g. ''.' ia.

Good looking dinner knives with
stainless steel bIodes
! SET STERLING SILVER CREAM
AND SUGAR. Were SIS,
$l3.s5 plus tax
The Polois Royal,
SifreYwors First Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
JUNIOR DRESSES

II JUNIOR DRESSES. Were $S.e5
and $10.o5 ----S4.99
10 JUNIOR DRESSES. Were $6.o5
and $S.o5 81
10 JUNIOR EVENING DRESSES.
Were S $l4.e5 and $l6.e5 ----$l0
The Pafais Royal.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
FAMOUS NEW HOME
MAKE SEWING
MACHINES
'S:s rs; $3.50

Beautiful 1912 models with all the
Iotest features. Full size Westino-
house motors. lO-yeor guarantee.
Free instruction given with each nno-
chine. We inspect, oil and adjust
your present mochine-
The Paiais Royal,
SewiSf Machines Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19

Tie PGiofs Ror0I,
Art Nsedlsvork FIFTH Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

food In ones stomach. thus helping
IL eliminate the pol,ons that foster
stomach troubles and 10 permit III,
kldneys and liver ~ junction prop
erly. II usually acts within 10 mlns
utes 10 stop vaS pains. sonrncs>,
hIoat and heIching. Users sat i
will not gripe or nau>eaic YOU like
ordinary liver medicines. II tends
to make your liver more active and
10 clear away the old bile from Your
system. AZ the same time. Cilian
relieves sluggish kIdncys and hack
ache.
Now. whether or not II will help
Won as II has thousands of others
whether II will end your suffering
In n da, or n week remains TO be
seen. hut IN the light of what u
has done for others. II i surely a
mistake not 10 Try Gillian. Do ihi>
In ,our own Interest and tor your
own good health and happiness.
Make M your mind that You. too
are going 10 enjoy -Hcalih From
The Good Earth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Like 80 many other grateful men
and women. Sister Hattie Tay Tor
can hardly find words to express
her praise and Thanksgiving for the
glorious relief which Gillian. the
marvellous new "naturaI'' medicine.
brought her from tormenfs Of stom-
ach. liver. kidney and other diges-
Tive disorders. IT, no wonder that
every day large crowds OF Detroit
men and women who suffer as Sis
Ter Taylor did. lam our stores where
Gillian Is heing introduced and sold.
Their friends and nelghbors have
told them about the wonderful
benefits Of Gillian, and they are
naturally eager 10 try this famous
medicine and see what II will do for
them.
Just read what Pastor Taylor
says about Gillian - and keep IN
mind, as you read, that her state
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Pain So Bad | Could Hardly
Stand Ii Could Not
Sleep AT Night"

-for years suffered agonies
from stomach trouble. kidney
tronble. and sluggish liver. wonld
get awful bloatinc gas and pains In
the stomach. also rheumatic pains
In my arms. legs and shoulders.
Often the palm was 80 had ! could
hardly stand H. I felt Hike was
being tortured by 1000 demons Of
pain. conld not sleep. A. would
have 10 get up several times during
the night. was terribly rundown
and had so little energy could
hardly move around. Since taking
Gillian. no longer have those ter
rible pains and my stomach trouble
has cleared M. don't have hloat-
Ing gas. Ny appetite Is much bet
ter. too. now sleep sonndIy At
night. and have n great deal more
energy. oh. I wish cOnld find
words 10 express my thanks and
gratitude for this wonderful Gillian
medicine. The relief II has brought
me l. like an act Of Providence. ]
am indeed happy 10 recommend Gil
ian 10 all who suffer ms did
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

contribution 10 the cause for democ-
racy and the United Nations than
to correct the evils and injustices
heaped upon him by those people
within his own country whose
short-eighted. persistent bigotry
and hypocricy are crystallizing a
native fascism and attempting 10
destroy the soul and morale OF the
largest single minority OF Amer
lea.
ITO deny the Negro the privilege
Of exercising every available means
10 attain the principles for which
the United Nations call upon all
Americans to sacrifice equally ie to
deny the very principles for which
we are fghting and 10 make the
Negro a traitor 10 himself and the
cause OF freedom.
There can be no compromise
with equality. Upwards OF twenty
millions Of Negroes conceive It 10
he their obligation and RESPONSE
billy both 10 the United States OF
America and the United Nations
cause 10 insist here and now for
tho abolition OF all forms OF segre-
CATION. discrimination and jim
crowism IN the armed forces Of the
United states. the federal govern
ment and industry. and in all the
customs practices and usages
which stiematize the Negro with a
fecond-class citizenship.
In fairness 10 the dictates OF our
own conscience. we cannot surren-
der this common heritage OF all
Americans 70 struggle uncompro-
misingly against injustice and In
tolerance. We regret that our en-
ereics and interests must be divio-
I'd between the foreign and domes-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
HERE'S WHAT GILLIAN
WILL DO

lillian. The rev medicine. VIII
helm bring out gases and impurI.
ties Grcquenll, with the very first
dose which may have been inside
you long time. causing you many
days oil misery and headaches. dizzy
spells. skin crupiionS and that lazy,
drow.y. tired feeling. II Will aid
greatly In cleansing your bowels
gradually not drastically or see
,crcl,l ~ they we're NEVER
tLFtN>TD BEFORE. and viii help
make the digestive organs sweet
and clean.
Because GILLIAN acts as a di-
arctic 90 sluggish Kidneys. u Il
great help since Il assists greatly
IN flushing out quantities of Impurl-
tie. that may have become damned
up inside Won causing RACK.
ttHi. SHARP PAINS aud RISING
AZ NIGHT. II will aid in relieving
rheumatic and neurlil> pains by re-.
moving Accommodations Of poisons
from the Kidneys and bloodstream.
Gillian Is benehclal 10 clearing up
skin cruptions that are caused by
the impurities IN the ORGANS. helps
overcome the salIowncSs (''muddy"
complex ion) that i due 10 sluggish
liver. and y OF great ,alne In put
ting tho ROSY GLOW or HEALTH
into your checks.
In addition. GILLIAN will help
make your stomach. liver, kidneys,
bowels more active. aid IN building
you MP In general and make you
LOON. ACT and FEEL like a DIFF.
fERENT MAN or WOMAN, years
younger than your real age.
Enjoy the pleasure Of glowing
health ~Health From The Good
Farth"l Get n hottie Of Gllian n
either oi our conveniently located
'tcres-ioday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03


the course Of their regular
delivery trips Non-essential
street letter boxes will he re-
moved
on Saturdays there VIII be
one collection hy foot carriers
during the regular course Of
delivery. and one automobile
collection from boxes located
along main ihoroughlas es
starting a. 2 pm
on SUNDAYS and aolilaf
there viii he one aa'omoh
collection from boxes .ocatel
along main thorouehiAes ori'
sfaiilng a. 8 pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Presbyterians Give
Annual Homecoming
Reception, Shower
home coming reception

tag home coming reception
Next Sunday Is the annual Home
Coming Sunday al the Presbyterian
church. cor. Jos. Campau and Clin-
ton. and the Worldwide Commun-
ion service will he celebrated also
next sunday morning.
A Church Wide Home Coming
reception will be sponsored By the
Ladies Aid society OF the church
on Friday evening, Oct. 3.
The pastor. the Rev. Molbon and
several OF the members are plan
ming to attend the annual session
OF the Afro-American Presbyterian
council at Columbus. Ohio, from
Oct. S TO II, inclusive.
On the sick list are: Mrs
Elizabeth Fort. Mre. Mary Hill and
Elder Clarence Lowe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
{. NJ. Association
Hold Big Civic Rally

As announced by Thomas =. Or
nm chairman OF the Central
Northwest improvement assocla-
ton. the first Fall meeting OF me
organization will be held Mon
day. oct. 5. at pm. at Ulley
branch library. Woodward avenue
and Aleer. The meeting Will he IN
the form Of a civic rally ana az,
public-spirited citizens are invited
70 be present and hear potent facts
and figures about problems OF home
and school life and other topics.
The guest speaker will be Hon
Howell Van Auken. member OF Wv
Board OF Education. William sner-
rell will also speak.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Notice To Mr.. And Mrs. Public From
The Local Branch OF us. Post Office

Due 10 conditions brought about
by the war such as the deple-
iion OF manpower and the neces-
sity for the conservation OF tires
automobile equipment. metal etc
reorganization Is being made Of
the postal service In the Detroit
Michigan area The reorTanized
service will provide
/. Collection OF mail by auto
mobile service will be confined
10 the principal thoroughfares
with the LAST collection START
ing at $50 pm Monday 10
Friday. All other thoroughfare
street letter boxes will be coll
lected only by foot carriers in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Dies Names Mrs. Bethune Pckens Two Profs On Red List

Collections from chute boxes
in residential buildings will be
made only ny the delivery ear
riers ~ me time Of delivery
which will be once a day.
Three deliveries 81 mail will
be provided IN the downtown
business area where volume
"a heayV
Deliveries in all residential
sreas will eventually be re-
sff'c'ed ~ ono trip each day.
rnSer The one-irip arrange
mont scsvioe IN the routes
vl c2nf0enca ~ am. and
VII terminate about 3 pm.
THIS saoiAc Will allow for
no d'l'yesN of important mail
arflNlnr az laie rs 77o am
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

prausht easy TO take9 Ans. You
beti particularly In the new gram
ulated form. -, horha,
black Draught Is purely neroai'
Economical too-2s 70 ~ u.s. ,N,s, AZ AZ.
" Csc, BE sure 10 follow iaDe , ~
rectlons Gel this friendly AKA
live" IN the familiar yellow boz 10
Aays--Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
WHAT is THIS AMAZING
NEW NATURAL"
MEDICINE7

Gillian Is n new. advanced medical
compound containing juices from II
Of Natures finest health.gi'Ing
herbs, roots. and hark>. Not one J.
n hablt.formlng drug! II Is taken
before meals and mixes with the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
When you're choosing a laxative
these Questions are important

NM, Saes. should you choose your lax =
ns,' Tor thorouughness, prompt
,Ao.,, or gentleness7 Ans. You
On. look for all three qualities.
rssn What laxative has been a
FenaIy popular favorIte with four
sen,i. because II usually Is
dk.s,,, prompt and thorough when
"a Mons M are followed7 Ans. Good
sk-pFsssht Gees. u Black
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
CUTTIN'
BEATIN' AND
SHOOTIN'

Perhaps the continued rise IN cut
tings. domestic fights and homicides
are an indirect result OF the grow
ing housing shortage. Wholesale
fob determinations and prejudices
OF his neiehbors ard their conse-
quent pressure. Police reports
bear out something worth writing
about.
Loses Eye
Because she was talking 10 an
other woman's hoy friend IN A beer
garden. Mary Williams aged 40.
7O3 Farnsworih lost tie sight Of
one eye Mary ves hroueh. to Re-
ceiving hospital sunday morning At
2.02 o'clock from s1lf Hastings
street. She was stabbed IN the right
eve. face and chest. She was inn.
mediately taken ~ Tho operation
room where her right eye was re-
moved.
Patrolman Bob Williams, IN
charge OF the Canhcld Precinct crui-
ser. said that he ard his crew an
swered a run u the silver Linz cafe
az the Hastings street address
where they found Mary Williams
Mary told him thu, sne vas cut by
Belle Willis. aged 80. 60 Illinois
Witnesses said mat MAJ, had
been talking TO Bele's boy friend,
WHOSE name IS unknown, ard nm ar
gument resulted. Belle pulled n
knife and stabbed Mary and then
ran out the front door Police ex-
pect to have Belle in custody with
IN % hours.
Raining Bricks
James White. aged IS $3.50 Del
mar. was hit on the head with a
brick. Saturday night While AZ the
corner Of Holbrook and oakland,
by FELTON, Richards. ~. 1913 Canifi.
II appears that Richards was get
ting even with white. who shot At
him on Sept. 10 AZ . am White
was given first aid AZ Receiving
hospital.
Bouncing Tray
Mr. and Mre Jesse Young. 1865
Eighteenth street. had a little mis-
understanding al their home sun
dav nj 9.3g M which resulted IN
Iesee "houndng" an ash tray of
his wife Ethcl's head She was
treated al Receiving for scalp lac
erations.
She Won't Tell Why
Another domestic battle occurred
Saturday nirht IN the home OF me
Rohineons Al 1915 Garfield. the
wife got the worst of II TINS time
too She was Mrs Gertrude Robin
son aged 40. who said that she
was beaten up at her home bv nus
hand John Henry Robinson. IT.
aged As. Her Injuries we're sllght
skull fracture and fractured elN' J.
and seventh left ribs. She falieu
to tell police why she got sucn a
heating hy her husband
Early In The Morning
This looks like q had week for
the women folk. Take the case 81
Mae Ethel James. -. 3io2 Brush
who IL suffering from cuif on her
lcft thigh and other spots nearny'
Mus slight skull fracture. She
said that she had q hsht with he ,
common-law husband, william Tat''
Sunday nj 80 am
Getting Even
II took Mrs. Lucia BOYD to even
nm things for the women SUNDAY
morning She and her husband
CONTINUED on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
MARCH ON WASHINGTON

tic fronts. but under the present
circumstances which show no sign
OF fundamental change on the part
OF our national government, we are
left with no alternative.
american men and boys are
giving the ultimate glft-the gift
of human life that Americans may
not live as half slaves. Does any
one dare expect less OF the Negro
at home or abroad? We ask no
special considerations, we want no
compromise
Reveal Detail Planning
Report OF the Program and
Strategy committee OF the confer
ence which was adopted enthusiasts
tically called for the development
OF a National Strategy board 10
guide national pressure campaign,
the uee Of conferences: mass meet
ings: street meetings; poster pa
rades: marches on city halls, de-
Tense plants: development OF ma
tional and local boycotts; and a
carefully worked out plan for at
tack upon the various forms OF dis
elimination In hotels. restaurants.
stores. buses. ard other public
places. Strategy called for the in
itation of test cases. organized re-
fusal 10 accept discrimination and
acceptance Of legal sequences;
continuous and organized refueals
until such discrimination are elm
mated or public action Is taken. 10
eliminate the situation.
The report adopted by the con-
ference made II clear that the
March on washington Movement is
not and is not intended TO he RI
val organization to any established
agency already functioning 10 adj
vance the interests OF the Negro.
II seeks only 10 demonstrate the
technique of militant mass pres
SUR in the field Of minority prob
lens where other techniques have
broken down. The fundamental
policy of the March on washing
ton should be TO cooperate with
other agency groups in a multiple
attack on the problem. II should
seek to prevent overlapping OF
function and organization by seek
ing continuous discussion with 9TH
or organizations to effect division
OF labor and the best utilization OF
community organizational resources.
For example. where established.
recognized agencies are handling
a specific situation, the MOWM
should not seek 10 eupercede their
activities or techniques in any way
which will adversely affect the ulii-
mate solution Of the common prob
lem. once other techniques have
broken down. the MOWM should
then then use its facilities to al
tain the desired goals Where prob
lens arise such as legal eases, Job
placements and opportunities. the
MOWM will refer such cases 10 or
CARNATIONS already in the field like
the NAACP and the National Vr-
ban league. The MOWM will seek
continuous cooperation with these
agencies.
Detroiters Active
Detroiters serving on the various
committees were Walter Harden,
UAW-CIO International represen-
tative OF the Constitution commit
tee: John Conyers. UAW-CIO rep
resentative on the resolutions COM
mittee: Lewis f. Martin and the
Rev Father Malcolm Dade. the ma
tIonal conference committee: Miss
Betty Givens. Veal Clough. the edu-
cational committee: ]. Conyers. the
program committee: Gloster Cur
rent. NAACP secretary and the Rev.
Horace white were named on the
committee on organization.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
hy National
Negro Congress
/, Subyasiive
Civic Leaders
Shocked By
Accusations
vAsHINGToN-(ANP) = MI

WASHINGTON amp - Mrs.
~ Mcleod Bethune. Dean Will
Am pickens. f. Franklin Frazier,
korard university professor and
Ir,hor snd Eugene Holmes, How
la associate professor found
ksrse.,es accused OF being COM
rnrl,fs when Thursday Congress-
H. martin Dies held the floor
4 ,he house and harangued ut
Irrh on his now famous COM
siiiee
In his remarks, Dies said
Il deplore the fact that through
N, 49, south today subversive
sl,menis are attempting 10 con-
H., the Negro that he should
placei on social equality with
!. whlle people; that now IL the
nj, for MIN 10 assert his rights.
ssplore me fact that any at
smpi Ia being made 70 spread
I,ired and misunderstanding be-
kesn different races and re-
Mons IN America.
talked Eleanor Clubs"
|Tsav 10 the Negro people. for
Non entertain a deep affec-
pu. America is the home OF all
us-Gentiles. Jews. Negroes. In
ser for us 20 survive It must
through cooperation and a
kIrI, OF tolerance and goodwill"
I"Eeanor clubs" also came in
a hIi Of a going over. the
ktitious clubs which bitter south
fners foistered on Negroes after
rs. Roosevelt spoke at a re-
kious gathering OF Negroes in
birth Carolina.
Raps Negro Congress
Congressman Rankin OF Missis-
DppI rot IN his usual speech on
bnmunists Japanese fifth col
mnlsts among Negroes. and
tch.
/ However II was when Mr.. Dies
kled the confidential report" he
bi made on the National Negro
bnFress and its activities that
kosi n Tho fireworks came.
Names Organization Ties
IN Astonishing Mrs. Bethune.
lies rave tho following
WARY Mcleod Bethune. Is spon-
pr n ne washington committee
pr Democratic Action. Mary Nc
fod Bethune IS director OF the
bvslon 81 Negro affairs in the
IVA ~ salary Of $3.50.
"0iher communistic affiliation
Mary Mcleod Bethune: nation
Vice chairman OF the American
<fague for Peace and Democ-
fcy sgner OF call for Ameri-
pa Youth congress; sponsor OF
american Committee for Protec-
on Of Foreign Born: sent greet
bgs to National Negro congress,
ronsor ~ Spanish Refugee Re-
If campaign.
William Pickens. signer Of
Pc manifesto OF the National
FEDERATION for Constitutional Lib
Fues on behalf OF communist
fader Sam Darcy. William Pick
rs Il principal securities promo
ION specialist for the treasury
|tpartmon, at salary OF $4,000.
Other Communist utilization Of
hiam Pickens; vice chairman
y the American League against
Ear and Fascism: contributor 10
Nev Masses; speaker for the
lefical Hurcau and North Amer
Fan Committee 10 Aid Spanish
Democracy: speaker for the Unit
r American Spanish Aid COM
nitee, sponsor OF the Greater
New York Emergency Confer
'ree on Inalienahle Rights; spon-
!or Of The American Committee
pr Protection az Foreign Born;
.ponsor Of the Spanish Refugee
teiei campaign: speaker for the
nlied States Congress Against
Nar' sponsor of the American
E[oomit'ee for Democracy and In
fIectual Freedom.
r. Franklin Frazier. sponsor
\ me Washington Council for
penocrafic Action. r. Franklin
'ra1ler is in the division OF
Confined on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

ment Is hut one among hundreds
and hundreds that We have recei, ed.
praising this wonderful new mat
ural" medicine:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

10 All colored performers and
n' We are In a position 10 give
la steady work with good pay nj
ne-Contact; The Three Trees
ms' $3.50 Sehaefier Road. Detroit.
sgan. Telephone, Vermont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
NO ASPIRIN

candomore FOR vou ihanSt Joseph Aspirin.
81 why pay more, Worlds largest seller
al ~. 50 tablets Poe. 100 for only 35s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
SISTER TAYLOR SAYS new NATURAL" MEDICINE
BROUGHT BLESSED RELIEF TO KENTUCKY PASTOR
LIKE ACT OF PROVIDENCE"

Sister Hattie Taylor, 131 Park Place, Coving-
ton, Kentucky, Pastor and Founder of
Union Bethel Holiness Church OF God,
Suffered Agonizing Pains In Arms, Legs
and Shoulders Had SO Little Energy
Could Hardly Move Around"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

II took Mrs Lucia Royd to even
nm things for the women SUNDAY
morning She and her husband
CONTINUED on page -
Evening star., 1942-04-25
AoriwaVe Drive Opens
From Independence Hall
rr ths AaaorlaseI -

PHILADELPHIA. April 25 Prom
the tower Of Independence Hail the
American Philosophical Society has
begun its own battle to bolster the
war effort--a short-wave propa-
Fsrda campaign keynosed BY the
inscription on the Liberty Bell
Proclaim liberty throughout al
the land and unto ell the tnhsb-
itantS thereof
DR.. Robert A MflIikan, president
of the California Institute Of Tech
nology, declared In the FIRST Of the
broadcssts yesterday that after the
war the human race Is going IN live
either under the Atlantic charter
or under the Gestapo and the bra-
talities Of Mein Kampf."
The broadcast, which opened with
the tower chimes and q reading Of
the inscription. was beamed 70 Eu-
rope. South Africa and Australia.
DIR. Edwin @. Conklin. Princeton
University biologist. pledged the re-
sources Of science 20 "uncompro-
missing war against the barbarisns.
The society announced that United
States Attorney General Francis
Biddle and Vice President Wallace
viii speak on other broadcasts. The
addresses, transmitted by Station
WRUL In Boston. will be translated
and broadcast 70 the occupied
countries.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIII, PERSONS WHO WITNESSED CoLLI-
sion between streetcay and automobile carry
Friday morning, April 10, 1p42, al Vermont
and You ST. NV. please telephone Ma. 4972?
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. CLIFF
FORD A. KLEIN. 617 Kenyon ST. NV. 90
DIRT FOR SALE, TRUCK HIRE. 81 rs AN
hour. South Capitol and Atlantic sts. sc.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned have, as Of March 20, 1912,
formed limited partnership under the
nrm name and style Atlantic Houslng
ship shall consist. Of buyIng. selling and
dealing in real estate: constructing dwell
ings and other structures for sale ana
resale; and. generally, TO deal IN trade,
buy, sell. MORTGAGE. lease and trafne gen
orally in real estate, &C such places as the
partners may determine. The, names OF
all the general partners IN said firm are
resident re f'f' of the District Of Columbia; and
Robert r. Doleman. resident OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the name Of the
special partner is Scott b. Appleoy'
resident OF Nassau. Bahamas, B. ". J.
600 This partnership commenced on the
2ath day OF March, 1912, and shah ter
inmate five years from that GATE, unless
sooner dissolved by mutual consent OF the
partners, their legal REPRESENTATIVES, or
ship was fied by us April 18th. 1912, in
the once Of the Clerk of the District
Court OF the United States for the District
Of Columbia as required by Law.
SCOTT B. APPLFBY.
PAUL A. APPLEBY,
LEICESTER G. CHAPMAN.
RCRFRT r.. DClsEMAR.