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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
MORALE ESSENTIALS.

Miiady must look her bcs, tu ua.,:-
tain the nations morale" TIN, dra
IS Indicated IN Washington with
WPA officials considering certain
items. such as toilet goods ann COS
meticS. as morale essentials and
with their continued production 10 be
encouraged. Maybe WIPE Officials
have been taking part-tIm" JOB, It;
milk wagon drivers and seeing IN"
de- lamOriHcd dam>clS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
c. OF c. DIRECTORS
WILL MEET MONDAY

The board of directors of the Hen.
dcrS0n Chamber of Commerce will
meet III their office Monday al 8 y.
m. al which time the group viii
receive recommendations from the
finance committee, which met ycStcr-
day afternoon. and probably from
the enlarged Ulcrcantile affairs COM
mittcc. which will meet al 3 y. IN.
Monday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
GEORGE ROCKER, JR.,
HOME FROM THE NAVY

George r. Rocker. Jr.. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Rocker. j. al
nome from the Navy on a Through
of three days. He came here from
Brooklyn. y. Y, after his ship pu'
IN al that base the latter part nf the
week. He served on warShip during
the battle Of the Coral Sea. near Aus
ralia. and has also been in ireland
and elsewhere with his command.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
GRANTED LICENSE.

Thomas William Ellis. %. and
Dorothy Marie Virgins. %. both Of
Henderson. secured license to marry
at tho Vance Registry Friday. rec
prdS there showed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
Cut Bank Oil Field
1912 COnlpletiOns

/ Production Pay"
Castle 1913 No sw Ewa Nw 5w Dbl 1855
NW NE
Cobb Jeffresut NEa S-35-6w OH
Cobb Texaco-Fee NO / NE NEa SEA S-SS-6W Bb 5000
bTibal All No / SIC NE3 sWa ls-S25W los Bh 1914
Cobb Tribal SW8 l9-325W 40 Dbl 2o2
Consolidated GaTrb Sc SEA sWi l034-6w Bbl 1921
Frances OnTriba 20I SE SEA Me- SO-325W
NWt 3O-32-5W 3O5
5000
os Puo p ass No Nc 70 Lot A E sec sw 3 B6i 1
c 3
NE3 30 Bbl 9
Glacier ProducOnvan NO 9 NE SEA s-33-5w Bel S
9 NW3 DryAbd 1850
NE3 l25 Bbl 2954
Sc 173S5W So Bhl 1853
7-33-5W 2945
Glacier PRODUCTION Adcoougai NO w NEs Sl-sl5w
No
Haggey Tribal IL 1876 No Sc NwI sw 8S25w
Indian Rehon No. c Lot 10 Sec. S-346W no Bbl 2s2
Eunberg- Tribal No NEa
Law HoerrClarkson sW sw4 sWi 933-5W II Bb 2821
Levi Burd-Tribal No c sws NWa ls-s2-5W 50 Bbl SS5o
212 SW3 NW3 2e325W 3 Bbl 2I3l
On-Tribal Lot 332-6W Is Bbl 2970I
Santa Rita Jacobson No SEA swa 7.3s,5W $50 Bb 0ls
tat
santa Rita No Oil 1928
swa Nwa l7-sl-5w DTy-Abd %,
R.. 9
Rta-Ken No. 2 c NEa Nwa A-S2-5w 80 Bbi Zoo
Miller Nwa SEA 2o-S35w $50 Bbl 2S11l
Rta-Jord
c M IO-34-5w 6cOM Gas ESQ
Santa Rta-sate No G SEA SEA 12-S36W 500 BpL OS
@ NEa SEA 29-&-5W 20 Bp ~
Rita- 25-34-6W 100 Bh 28so
NO NE NW NW3 Sl-S2-5W 80 Bo $3.50
5. Lot Sec 2O32-5W 2o BbL 2o
Texaco- State l72 Bb 1850
A No. SEA sWs IT-S25W 225 Bb 2I6
SEA 7-S2-5W lo2 Bbl 25s
Iindqust No NWa NE SO25W IL BOL 80 sg
xaco-Lin 4 20-32-5W Suspended I
C NEa 20-S2-5W Show OApd No
@ Sci 29-3S-5W 40 5pi 80
C sw3 16-32-5W 100 Bbi 2SdS
Texaco- AdercN 2 NW oS4-6w q Bbl 2SSO
TezacoBonSe No. NWs Nwa 7-s2-5w l7s Bbl 29ss
No c NE4 NE Show OIL T D. $500
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

were never financially successful, but
/ he regained his health in the west
and that more than offset his none
tary losses. His visits west became
fewer after 1887. There are now only
a few foundation stones left Of his
Elkhorn ranch home, but the CHM
ney Butte cabin has been preserved
on the state capitol grounds at Bis
marck.
De Mores, soon after arriving In
America, came west on hunting trip
with his bride, Medora Won Hoffman
Of New York. The country so fas-
cinated him that he decided to make
1t his home. He built a chateau, a
two-story affair with % rooms, and
Installed in 1t his red-haired bride
and a retinue Of servants.
The wealthy Frenchman purchased
a large tract OF land on the east side
OF the Little Missouri river, built a
packing plant in hopes of capitalizing
on the advantage Of avoiding the cost
Of shipping live animals to eastern
slaughterhouses, and watched a town
grow around it which he named Me-
dora after his wife.
But his plan wasn't as successful
as he had dreamed. Eastern markets
undersold De Mores and forced ruin
ously low prices. Eastern diners turned
up their noses on CRASHED cattle In
preference to the grain-fed variety.
De Mores ran sheep, but hundreds
died His Medora-Deadwood stage line
lost its customers to the smoother
Dickinson Deadwood route He fenced
his land and this aroused the ire Of
his neighbors People of the Little
Missouri valley became distrustful Of
the nobleman and his refined manner. /
This feeling became accentuated I
after he killed a man who had threat !
ened his life De Mores was acquitted
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

the region extending from the Cana
dian border to the South Dakota line.
Western North Dakota Is a land Of
contrasts. Offsetting the weird and
colorful bad lands are rolling miles OF
rich farm lands dotted with home
steads, rough-surfaced plains and hills
upon which Craze thousands Of cattle
and sheep and sluggish rivers cutting
irregularly through the entire region.
And ali this territory is seeped with
a historical background, highlighted
by the exploits Of Theodore Roosevelt,
who picked up the nickname Of "Old
-Four Eyes" during his residence from
1888 to 1885 near Medora, and the
Marquis de Mores, the handsome
French nobleman whose dreams Of an
industrial empire in the west we're
shattered but whose influence on the
territory was pronounced
Stories Of the activities Of these two
notables have enriched the history Of
North Dakota. Both came to the Me-
dora region in 1888.
Roosevelt, a New York assembly
man Of IS, came west for his health
and to forget the recent deaths Of
his wife and mother. From 1883 TO
1885, the future president spent sew
eral months each year running cattle
on his two ranches, the Elkhorn and
the Maltese Cross, which he later
the name to Chimney Butte.
Teddy, with his flashing smile and
athletic ways, won his way at once
into the hearts Of the hardened cow
hands and he proved their equal often
In courage, stamina and spirit. One |
evening at Medora, using his fists as
weapons, he knocked out and disarmed /
D bully. On another occasion, Roose-
yelt with two ranch hands captured /
three thieves who had stolen boat
from his Elkhorn ranch and had
1lundered almost every ranch house
along the river.
Roosevelts ranching enterprises
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
keVin-SunburSt Field
1912 Compilations


On-Goeddetz
Ons0oddertz
l
No. /
3-35-4W 2l50
No s
70 4 C Ia
Consolidated Sflson 2S22W
Consolidated Add
& No
Enfield S
OIL A 8
Handbook Oil A 2 36362W 1
Handbook Oil o-Wa B l 335-2W
EIardrock-Wait No. 4 c SW3 l3-35-2W
OH Co-S
Hardrock-Wait l2-35-2W
c I7-35-lW
2 @ 13352W
NepSad-e
No S %.
-Da c
l8-35-3W
g. i353W
&
Govt No S
No 5
mrock- hmidt No 8
imrock-Sc hmldtN 9
No CIVIL Nwa 2s-35-lW Dbl 1850
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

The governors proclamation also
listed the following special measures
to be voted upon:
An act authorizing bond issue Of
s690,OO0 for construction and repairs
at Montana State college, Bozeman.
An act authorizing a bond issue Of
$3.50, 900 for construction at Northern
Montana college, Havre.
A constitutional amendment revis-
ing the method Of appointment and
personnel Of the state board Of edu-
cation.
A constitutional amendment to pro-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
NORTH DAKOTA'S
BADLAND REGION
DRAWS TOURISTS
ONE OF MOST UNUSUAL SCENIC
AREAS UNITED STATES
CAN BOAST

Between the prairie lands Of North
Dakota and the prairie lands Of Mon
tana there is a narrow strip of broken
country so wild and fantastic in its
beauty that it seems as though some
unholy demon had carved 1t to mock
the loneliness Of God. On both sides
Of a sinuous river rise 10000 buttes
cut into bizarre shapes by the waters
of countless centuries. The hand Of
man never dared to paint anything as
those hills are painted Olive and Law
ender. buff, brown and dazzling white
mingle with emerald and flaming
scarlet to make a piece of savage
splendor that is not without an ele-
ment of the terrible"
That Is the way Herman Hagedorn,
Theodore Roosevelt,s biographer, de-
scribes the bad lands of the Little
Missouri, one Of the most unusual
scenic and geologic areas of the United
States, which help make western
North Dakota a place of enchantment
for the tourist seeking something ex-
citingly different in his travels.
And these bad lands cover only a
comparatively small section. There are
scores Of other interesting points in
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

by a district court Jury in Bismarck
In September. 1885. Seeing that his
venture was q failure, he took his
family to Europe TO live. While hunt
ing in Africa at the age Of SO, he
was ambushed and killed by native
guides The chateau, deserted and de-
teriorating, was taken over by the
state historical society In 1885 and
remains an outstanding tourist attrac-
ton. A statue Of the marquis, erected
by his family In 1926. stands in De
Mores state park, comprised of n
acres and decided TO the state his
torical society in 1885 by Louis, Count
de VallombroSa, eldest son Of the
marquis.
Two state parks In the bad lands
have been named after the former
president. who loved the region so
well.
The South Roosevelt Regional state
park is about 30 square miles In size
lying north Of Medora Besides the
grotesque beauty Of the bad lands, 1t
contains q petrified forest and one Of
the largest burning coal mines Of the
territory.
North Roosevelt state parks 40
square miles are situated in Mckenzie
Here Is the spectacular Grand
canyon OF the Little Missouri river, q
thrilling view Of which can be obtained
from Sperati point. The canyon at
some points Is 600 feet deep. The park
also offers many Of the best bad lands
features, including petrified forest
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
NOU. 3 Proclaimed
State Election Day

Gov. Sam G. Ford has officially
proclaimed Nov. 3 as the date for the
Montana general election.
To be elected are a United States
senator, two congressman, one asso-
ciate Justice Of the state supreme
court, one clerk Of the supreme court
to fiji an unexpired term, one railroad
and public service commissioner and
senators from several counties.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

The synoptophore. an ingenious in
strument used by the royal air force,
trains eye muscles to perfect balance
so that a pilot can Judge height and
distance accurately.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
KEVIN-SUNBURST DRILLING WELLS

Agen on-ooeddertz
2S353W
Engle SEA 35-36-3W I793
II NEa SEA l6-35-2W OIL 1880
3-32-2W $50
SW SW4 NEl 28S53W 40 Bbl l725
NE3 336lW Rig
NE3 36-36-2W
Harman & on-Soh
36-362W Rig
Co-Ad
7ardroc al No
-Curran 6-S6-2W Rig
-rdppe No 4 35-iW
SW NEi SWa l9-35-2W l4o
Parent -AcAlpn No / 25-37-3W
&
Preyo 4 shay-Wai No Spuddmg
-Banniter No SW SEA SWa 35 37-3W S0
No. Is NE SW3 NE3 2l-35-2W 9O
SWa 2035-lW 100 BbL
FndngGovt No NE SEA SW3 24-56-5W I41O
SWA 35-36-2W 1sS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Consolidated C5as-Fray Sc NEl SEA l9325W
A. p Consolidated Kiesel No c NW3 ll-34-6W
Crumley, Agt.-Weaver No. SW NW3 SCI 27-35-6W
Emerson Prod zoe No Sc NE3 NE3 25-S2-6W
Frances Ol-Tribal 2O1 No. C NEa SW3 3O-32-5W
Glacier Production NO Center Lot Sec 4-325W
Glacier northumberland No. NE4 SW3 33-33-5W
Glacier Production McGnns Unit No. NWa NWa s-355W
Glacier Production AIiler No II Me- NW3 29-S3-5W
Mcdonald ct al-Reichoff No l Sc SEA NE3 36-32-6W
National Parks il-Chatterton No Sc SW NE5 2232-6W
Reagen- Tribal 1874 No. Q C NW3 NEa 27-37-7W
Santa Rita Hammond No. G NE3 NEa 13-33-6W
Santa Rita Yunck No. 2 Sc NE3 NW3 2S-34-6W
Santa Rita Kruger G SW3 NE3 23-37-5W
Sanders-Tribal 1879 No. C SEA SEA 2-32-6W
Unit NO CSL Sec. 12-35-6W NOO
Texaco-Storey No. / C NW3 NE3 21-32-5W
Texaco-Govt. O787SSA No. 5 G NE3 NWa l7-S2-5W
wilkinson g. Potter-A 127 No. Sc SEA SEA l-32-6W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

vide four-year terms for county audi.
tors, county attorneys, Justices Of the
peace, conStables and municipal Off
GERS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29

NeU Locations Bank
Santa Rita-Vale NO. / c Sw4 Sci SO-S4-5W
Santa Rita-NGiler No SCI NWa 29-3s-5W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth
KER-GLENDIYE


onAbd $500
t esss Nc 4. s = " y. ~ % So ss s
BowEs GAS FIELD
NE s4s2l0E 2sM Gas 795
Montana 6ss No No gw E s sE s%' Location
1919 1919 c E sWs sws siS= show
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
lss217E sN Gas 1900
BROADVIEW DOME
American MOI 5l2s
Rowlan e 2O-l42E 300
CHESTER DISTRICT
Rehal-Drout-Teltges 1 1900
Ne s ~ 81 as y ~ 'H a5sa g.: IS
sWs q SO g s2E - ANN Gas "a
ausherTTaSr No NV NEs NEa 2s-ss-2E
No No iw gR N MES H SEE 's sSaa
RUg s s.5 RI zT 80. on-.,. 40,
Alex Beaon No / SEA SEA 28-ss-2sE 1885
FLAT coULEE OIL FIELD
FLAT WILLOW
Rowland Brundage- Mink / s5-lsN25E 722I
FLATHEAD BASIN
4oerr-Jensen Corp-sher1 24-s0-21W Sl5
HALF STRUCTURE
Tarrant-A1cPheters SEA SEA 25-2ON-2lw c5I
Edwards 8 oanson No l sEsNwla5-ss5E lT4I
bingham E1Obson- Fink NO sOO
LoTHAIR STRUCTURE
Greek Oil No Ed 2s2sE Wate-AOo @0O
LUTHER-Fox DOME
Tarant-Heare No 146slSE l4oO
MIDWAY 900
Taantw n No NJ g EE1 r Nw w., s9 2s8aNaw 15O
TsIrsn 1estsffenay y0 No NWs NEl
MISSION DOME
seouTiT PstToau@ wasiH No. Sc SEA sw sE
PENDRoY
@ s: NJ &c N% Rs " sT s"' S' Snow OH Add
o6 9 NO NE SEA NW 2o27-5w water
ss28Hsw SHOW Oh S 2sl2
zodiso- Kellogg a No NE NW OIL 1850
RATTLEsNAKE BUTTE
Watson on on NO NO. NV sws waterfall
4 sSSsSs RH' 4 s 6:
Miracle on-Baley NO GEL s-ss-2aE 2aOO
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE ..,o
Bgg- NEa Nwa 22-sN-7E 1890
SIGNAL BUTTE 80,
:s + Il. e = So 4ss e.
swEErGRAss HILLS
"A Corp-Fey Sc swa swa s2-s7-2E 2OOOM Gas 1852
ToLUcA DOME c
crosby No is-ls-lsE 1880 b
TWO LEseIEs ST. STRUCTURE NC TUB SHARD1N) s,o
a 81 g.. ~ r. Il T. s u:
Copan Q 8 o-wnsy NO 1928 e
Lntemounan l 6-Ss-11E spudding ST
No. NEa SEA s4-27-5w 1900 T
SC
WINIFRED DISTRICT
KW3 NE7 35-217E 5l96 c
No 1125 -
EIEa SEA 6-2ON-l8E ~
Tnnons Mainland 635 CT
Ennon Mainland wv sW1SW3 1872
Nv9N W16 co
snroons- Mellon NO NyV5 2o-26E 500 SC
owls W4 44I=
15Hh cnerstnc / 26-2zN-lTE 500 :,
raIsren Ksvsn ETnroons No TOO y
. " ronv.stats NO cN1 NE swa ss-221-i7E %
i sF NV7S 100 -
-c,roEer swr TW4 52 &C
WINNETT DISTRICT
z, schwartz II Govt No SIC swa Nwa 2s-15-soE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-29
NeuU Locations KeUin-Sunburst

peterson & sorenson- Govt No NE Nwl Sci l8-35-3w
Evening star., 1942-01-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

$40 UPsHUR ST NW-Have space for 2
or desks on street nr plenty OF WINDOW
Evening star., 1942-01-08
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

. LOTS IN KENsINGTON, ND.-53xl so
each. all improvements in. level, perfect
building site; clear of encumbrance; value.
s., ZOO Will consider investment property
OWNER EN- 6o33
Evening star., 1942-01-08
GUE,T HOUSE.

SOUND INVESTMENT.
value-Store. partmerts. upper Georgia
ave location. -ew. modern building. A
real buv at $4,000. Will finance. Call
Mr.. Perkins at 'ae once Of
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor.
5000 Conn. Ave Ordway 2244.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-UNIMPROVED LAND, 100-FT
frontage on east side Ontario I'd. bet.
Kalorama rd and Euclid ST. NV. by
625 deep to alley. A bargain at S6250.
JESSE l.. HEISKELL. Ills Street NV.
FOUR. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED; SUIT
Sc. section: $4,000. AT. 9l13.
CHOICE WOODED OR CLEARED. LEVEL
or rolling sites from Il acre UP in lillian
dale. all improvement. To reach: Drive
out New Hampshire ave. or call SH. 1856.
1 NICE, LARGE LOT IN MT. VERNON
Hills, on public road, nr. Mt. Vernon, $3.50.
Lovely lot Dunedin Isles, Fla. near wa
ter sell or exchange. OWNER. HO. 149S.
WEST OF 18th N.W.-cLOSE IN 166x
1854 Suitable for apt. or 8 lots, IS IT, wide.
Owner will sacrifice for 23e foot. w. EARL
AMBROSE, RE O4q3
Evening star., 1942-01-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

II ICRES OF CLEARED LAND. FAC
tory bldgs.. each 36x75 it.: elec. on land:
5 mi from D. c. line in Prince Georges Co.
on .good road. A. J. BOHANNON. 1116
9Th st NV
Evening star., 1942-01-08
ADAM 4. wIscHLER Z son. AuctioneeT'.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO,
SA!aH5s WI. ro6R!eSS ~S BRICK acR
, By virtue o5 q deed Of trust recorded in in
land records Of the District OF Columbia,
the he undersisned trustees viii ofieT for sale
5TPPky TVESPAy TSF aIo TWENTY-FIVE E6i55 6AY cfoE oE
5Ss nse ,hs o9 sSI G y y
ip Helen I. Morris subdivision Of lots in
block /, West Bloomingdale. as per
plat recorded in Liber 80. folio 10, Of the
the District Of Columbia, now known for
taxation purposes as Lot 45 in Square 31O3.
TERMS OF SALE: Property will be
sold subject to the unpaid balance Of q
building association trust computed to
January 90, 1912. in the sum Of 81 .337: :4e:
balance cash. A deposit OF $500 90 required
Of purchaser at sale. Examination OF
stamps ana nossTiat ices = sos. Of euTsS.
aser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from date of sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell property
at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser,
after dve days advertisement of such
fosfeted or without sorfefsins % Deposit
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights AGAINST defaultins
purchaser.
s9sSRE SEEsa IS: s: sIaEER. zSREER.
jaS1O121e 10 Tr,etesx
Evening star., 1942-01-08
LIVING ROOM 12x25.

New Groom brick: all large rooms. recr
space. 13x26, huge. side screened porch over
attached Gsrage, large wooded lot. l block
to stores, schools and bus. Call Glebe
32SQ till pm
Evening star., 1942-01-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE HOME, ON HARD ROAD l6
miles from Washington. with 10 acres
cleared land; 1-room house, electricity.
bath; in flrSt-clsss condition: on elevation: {:
necessary outbuildings. Price, $4,000 ca ash.
Shown by appointment. Phone Herndon 3S.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax
Co. Va.
43O-ACRE DAIRY FARM, LOUDOUN
County: modern 44-cow barn. dwellings,
other modern farm buildings . silos; yield
ing better than I2oc in 1941. Offered for
$4,000 to close estate. RALPH GRAIN,
Evening star., 1942-01-08
GARAGES WANTED.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your car LOGAN
MOTOR CO., 18th and L SITS. NV. RE.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER wants Chev.
roiets. 1881 to Ia4l, in good condition.
FR. so05 this week.
S1S.c SgGk CASH any Ggnn MAKE .s. ea wo oop s3oi
Open ewes. and Sun.
Morgan. l34I l4th NV. Dupont 1904.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID in immediate
sah sa 10Th SS anu Rsod. 1saha sv. me-
eas eAsH Sc EeR Us ToER Sss eE ssRts Mos
1915 King St, Alexandria. Va. TIE: 3l3l.
Lev ne1y rEfSs AZ a2c5t ss' T:sd esr MsItss SO
fAs ss F49 SR HTaHER am..4 maf.ia RHGRa
sell ,o sn' 10Y e; ~ s!'s'
IMMEDIATE CASH for your car: no delay.
FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
o15 Penns. Ave. Sc
BEST PRICES.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
SIMMONS,
1887 14th NV. North 2l64.
DON'T SELL UNTIL YOU SEE Us.
BARNES MOTORS,
ia.e Ase ior ath NJ 81 s.rne. for NSIsa Sppr.l,. %
WARREN SANDERS
WILL GIVE YOU MORE
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
CALL EN-. 1886
FOR AN APPRAISAL.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORDS feJ 1910 1la-ton fiat trucks; also
] Ford 1885 a:ton nat truck, Chevrolet
sS oods pesnp oO' oc. 4sth .nd
FORD 1884 paneled and Ford 1887 pickup,
rood condition: reasonable: Shepherd 3315:
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUCKS (4) 1e4I eenveFtible eoupss; sR
Packard dealer. 18th and Pa: ave sc.
BUICK le41 stIesmline sedanette; black
dats; defrosters, custom seat covers since new.
A iow-miiesge car at an attractive price
1907 TSHSS SS9ss T. esys1ES es,% AoESssss 81 5000.
BUICK 1910 model Al 4-door sedan; black.
locally owned: car driven very little; $500
saSh R9,nep no trade sos accepted Call Hobart
eel. I Condition; S $3.50 $3.50: private owner. Phone
FIR ZOO. Ext. 1906. No dealers.
BUICK 1871 Century Sedan; attractive
green finish, radio and heater. perfect
tires: one owner; very low MILEAGE: prac'
xaol % Wisconsin Ave. ordxsy 1920
BUICK .1941 super sedan: 1000 actual
miles Ssr .Ie.sn. 5sde hsstsi s1es sei
'0xhi WhEMER. 1a.lRs'M Me@ehssslsr, plymoush.
42O1 Wisconsin Ave. OrdEay l02O
CADILLAC 1871 club coupe; low miles:
9ouidooi 49, fSaese sales 1S2f
door: sSa5. Mercury iszs iour-dsSSsT; aSs :;
sGnn.esaas soHS mi!ss: 81 VIZ s4di 00d Pontiac
CADILLAC 1871 Imperial 7.passenser
feur. immaculate. Flood Pontiac, 1921
CHEVRoLETs (3l 1871. club sedans: also
Packard dealer. 18th and Pa. ave sc.
CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe panel delivery;
beautiful condition; only 81 65, terms. Mr.
Roper. 1870 r. ]. ave. ne. q.
CHEW. 1885 coupe, flne cond.; radio: good
tires, D. G. INSPECTED; $3.50; your old car
Or $55 ddoysnn. Victory Sales. 6so6 Ga
sssf nss s0 f. h.'ss1 nsv q uss fen
chanicai condition: 1880 actual mileage;
must be sold ct once. DU. $685., between
AN. and pm.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DIS;
trict OF Columbia Whereas. on the ma
day, of January. ls42 the United states .s
United States for the District OF Columbia,
in District Court Case No. 2115, against 10
dozen jars, one-ounce size. ana 33 Jars,
labeled in part. DIR Gordshelrs salve.'
and whereas by virtue Of process in due
form Of law to me dpsessa have iovt he'fS
two-ounce size, of ''Dr gordshelrs salve,"
esIs ss Es d.cS.a s5o1. s or o
having anything to say why, the same
should, not be condemned and forfeited
that they appear and assert @ 4 ssio tr eslm IN in
January -. 1a42: in the q. s District
fSg5 fSad Gt1 & john M''sins,oH 81 sconpo2s c T. 5
THE ALLEY DWEILINa AUTHORITY
NOTICE TO OWNERS AND TENANTS OF
fkoPERY f5ax RwE1saS n saSAkss AsP 9s EFH
INHABITED ALLEYs.-aIn accordance with
the terms Of Section 8 Of the Act Of Con-
sress known as the "pistrict OF ColumTois CTtla
A1ls5 Au5Sorsy Ryens hsrebs noe. oSne2 and
tenants Of alley dwellinss and Of. OF ether s;1 sr
fey.' Alleys. that IT alley dwellings, in such SQUARES
and and that "a she sassTs may s Sepistssd On q
L.
Act-(a) The term Galley means ~ any
court. thoroushfare., or passage; private
or public, less than thirty feet wide at any
passage private or public. thirty feet or
more in width. that does not open directly
with width Of at least thirty feet upon
wide from building line to building line;
tb) The term inhabited alley means an
are one or more alley dwellings; tc) The
term alley dwelling" means any dwelling
fronting upon or having its principal means
of ingress from an alley. This definition
does not include an accessory building.
such as A garese. with living rooms for
servants or other employees, If the prin-
cipal entrance to the living rooms Of the
accessory building is from the s,trest prop
erty to which it is accessory: 81 The
term dwelling" means any building OF OF
whole or in part as living or a sleeping
place by one or more human beings. THE
YHr DER. Executive Of1cer
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GREEN ACRES.

. and 3 bedroom homes. Just completed:
air cond. auto. heat; S6.250. To inspect:
Drive out Wis. ave. to River rd., left to
property.
AN ALBERT w. WALKER COMMUNITY,
Wisconsin 6e33. Oliver 3240-
HR SIs 5a,h AM AND EAST cApTTSoLmsEMI- NJ
conditioned: about IA mos. old; storm
windows yard fenced: deep lot to alley.
HOME OR INVESTMENT-Nr. 18th and
Fairmont SITS. NV. 10 rms, . baths: oil
hot-water heat: income s125 mo- Owner
occupies 3 rooms.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
MA $3.50 sos North Capitol St
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

storage space. phone and secretary. Wood
ward Bldg.: $3.50 month. DI. 5000.
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FARMS WANTED.

SMALL FARM WITH OR WITHOUT M.
provements. within 8 or 10 miles Of Wash
inston: will pay all cash. To save time
give fair description and lowest price. Boz
Ao3-I, Sfar
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BROOKLAND - FIRST COMMERCIAL
zone; brick. win 2nd-noor apt. garage:
near corner, net to stores: annual rent,
$500: full price S6,950. OWNER, DI. 1928
weekdays: Bowie 1881 nights.