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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
Library Notes

For information and inspira-
ton read biography. Following
are a few of the many splendid
biographies that may be borrow
ed from Big Horn county library.
Burns, Living High, An I'm
c O n We ntional Autobiography.
Who hasn't had the impulse to
break the chains of desk jobs,
family routines, the circumScrib-
ed monotonies of modern life
and setting first things first, to
afresh into the business of liv-
ing? Here are two people who,
from the day they were mar
ried, decided to do just that.
Carnegie, Five Minute Bio
graphieS''.
cleveland, nv Life For A
Lady,. In this amusing, briskly
written autobiography, a woman
describes her life on a cattle
ranch in New Mexico fifty years
ago. Authentic western history
and an engaging personal story:
Fowler, standing Room Only"
The personal and moving record
of a woman'S experience dur
ing ten days in a Life boat with
thirty-four men after their ship
had been torpedoed by a Ger
man submarine.
Hedin, "Chiang Kai Shek".
This is not only a biography OF
Chang Kai Shek, but a story OF
notwithstanding China. In
telling of China's life DR.. Hedin
draws richly on MS own init
mate knowledge of the country.
Henley, Grandmother Drives
South. A woman almost sixty
describes with great enthusiasm
her auto trip around South
Hewitt, Those Were the
Days, Tales of a Long Life. The
author has been an ~industrialist
and inventor, but he suspects
that his writings on salmon and
trout fishing may be his most
lasting contribution.
Hinton, "Cordell Hull, A Bio
graphy". A sympathetic bio
graphy of the secretary of state,
streSsing his activities in poll
tics, legislative history and in
ternational affairs.
Holt, George Washington
Carver, an American Biography
An appreciative, but simply told
life of the colored scientist,
whose recent death was a loss
to science and to the country.
George Washington Carver was
a splendid human being, whose
life was spent in the service OF
his fellow men. His story is an
epic of modern America.
Howard & McGrath, Wa
Chief Joseph. Incredible is the
span of life of the great Nez
Perez Indian, Chief Joseph, for
in its extent was unfolded the
most exciting years of western
history.
Kennedy, School Master OF
Yesterday. The cnuckling mel
lownesS of the authors humor
as he looks back over the Ken
nedys' hundred years and the
straightforward and altogether
charming simplicity of tine writ
ing put School-master of Yes
terday in a class by itself. It's
not surprising that one Ken
nedy should have followed an
ether to The teachers roStrum
for the KenNedys found school,
mastering fun.
Miller, General Douglas Mac
Arthur, Fighter for Freedom
A biography.
NehreW, Toward Freedom"
This is the story Of the life o.
one of India's outstanding poll
teal leaders. A man who ha:
been faithful to his ideals
whether we agree with them o.
not-in tine face of prosecutor
and Imprisonment. 1t is as fail
a presentation of the cause fol
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
SEWING CLUB

Mrs. Ray Buzzetti was hostess
to the members Of her sewing
club on Wednesday evening.
Those present were Mrs. Art
DurtSche, Mrs. Gerald Shines,
Mrs Maynard Saries and Mrs.
Charles Sweeney.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
NATIONS

The Montana Matrons met at
the home of Mrs. Helen Sulli-
van on Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Alma Frazer as co-hostesS
Plans were made for the annual
Christmas dinner which will be
held next month. Following the
business meeting refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this oppor-
tunity of thanking our many
friends and neighbors for the
beautiful gifts, flowers and con-
gratulations on our golden we'd
ding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. AStrope
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
H. E. o. TO MEET

The H. E. o. Home Demon
stration club will meet on Wed
neSday, Nov. Is, at 1870 at the
home of Mrs. Charles Wiegand
This will be a Red Cross meet
ing and every one is urged to
come.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
STEAK FRY

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bell en-
tertained friends of their
daughter, Betty, at a steak fry
on Monday evening. There were
eleven guests present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09

THIMBLE CLUB
The members of the Rebekah
Thimble club will meet tomorrow
friday at 2:30 p. m. at the
Masonic temple.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
COFFEE PARTY

Mrs. Dale Davis was hoSteS!
at a coffee party on Monday
afternoon at the G. S. Edel
home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
B. & P. w. CLUB

B. & P. w. CLUB
The Business and Professional
Woman'S club met at the home
OF Dorothy Donegan with Helen
Chisholm as hostess on Tuesday
evening.
The first part of the meeting
was devoted to the regular bust
ness. The club members voted
unanimously to become affiliat-
ed with the International Bust
ness and Professional Women'S
club. A discussion was held on
a suitable community project
which the Hardin club could
sponsor or co-SponSor. The
chairman of the rummage sale
reported that the sale was a
financial success. The remainder
of the evening was devoted to
listening to the election returns
and card playing.
Guests of the club were Ella
Fairfield from Salt Lake City
and Ardelia Kirkman.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
DINNER

Mrs. John Butkay entertain
ed at a birthday dinner for her
husband on Sunday. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Barkhuff ard son of HySham,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butkay
and children and Mrs. Eliza
beth Butkay of Hardin.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
PROPERTY FOR SALE

%. c ST. N.E.-Row brick. rented as =
s,rm s,nno apts;; monthly rental, sos: cash,
sauty a"" for Sasnse ns tTsI m9nhly no. will trsds
8 MODERN BRicK BlDG.s. o, s-unit apts,
neeaed shoen sssrfn' BY .pp
slRdISeToN sl7d1 It ,sS6 sM6ALTY CO. asos ' wilson
P9eern Pfae eseh apt pear co!onsl
ss5 ss M REAITy CO. :a!ssFisf :es W
sXce!lert exec return for your money Price.
REAIT9 s I4@ co. i ot wilson sf svd II
RESSR1!rsS@d RSsRErsks%'d ER l0sa'!sH s!ss1 Call HARRY
TIRsT ,na,sT CoMMERcIAL G,a, K St, near Wash
store on lst floor, . rm.. kt., bath on md
nske5 !0 sHoEMakrR o5 iGE R''i is Ss'f
CONNECTICUT AVE. APARTMENTs-su-
perb location. suitable hotel operation: IN
I%ss. B1as'. Mk +: $ ,.9e DONALDSON, POI woodTsrd
clifton st..nw,; on Iot e0-ft front by !l3' 3:
ss fms saooG casb os,hs owSsp grise
hARGAIN-Once in lifetime: 5000 un-
ger price; 6 apis, brick corner det.. oil
neat nesrs rsisidaires, ad, bullt-in tubs new bldg
551oo 4:nd ave. Hyattsville. Md. OWNER,
RA. 6540 or RA 543a
NEAR nth & col. RID buildines :
apis; of D rms. and bath each; large
building in rear; oil heat; fne condition;
pflVate parking in rear all rented for over
S4OOo yr.; price, 500 500 Mr. Raine
AZ. AZ 2a.9. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN, K st. near "lst st.
W.; first commercial: income $3.50 an
nually; 3 fully furnished apts good future
nVeStment; price. Si3,95O RE OsSS
?5O-Near 4th and sts ne-Vacant
prick nome with gas heat, arransed for y
lamliie$. each unit has . rooms, kitchen
ana bath needs redecoratlns: will show
5000 return on cash investment above new
inspect call Mr.. RAYMOND RA 1924, will
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, a27 18th ST. NV,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

coMMIssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
6bfIA bearnS havna AuSssS Sest bad s public
o he ocen psret he0 Of 9' coumSa on
July "a. 1914, in the matter s OF Closing m
certain &c street and alleys in, the District
81 o. colqmbla; aid G a. hereinafter described and
to the, equity. JUSTICE and advisability of
said closinss and that the same will not
IS HaREsY 3 sf GvEN 2sOs ta he ss
order oKPEREp fhat nu purs"ant sas i0'oNhs to ths
December Is 1882. the street and alley
areas as shown in green on pats filed in
the ONCE OF the Surveyor of the District
hereby ordered CLOSED. same to take
fect enc tt1s on and ,ns sfter september 5 1914
areas so closed to revert to the abutting
properly owners. as shown on said maps:
the said closings, to take effect Jointly. or
on the effective date aforesaid according
to,,dss to d,sms c;ns; + 4 and q deserlbed
tween Bruce Place and 'iiH 18th Pace. Face sE. T
? Closing part of the public alley running
east east from 18th Street, NV in the south
running from Savannah Street iof's to smith nhtS
Place, Sc. in Square 59l3 4. Closing
alleys in SQUARE $3.50 located between q
ana avenas srfs and aHd cosss and
an alley running south from Fulton Street.
NV; in, Square, 1882 g. Closing alley
running from Indiana Avenue to D Street.
N W.. in Square 5.;}." ANY and all parties
Interested must file in writing with the
Commissioners. D c. objections if any.
to said closings. or as to any item or items
providing for the closings listed above, be-
closings shall become effective on and after
that date. in accordance with the pro
visions OF said Public Act No 3O., ap-
SELL YOUNG, C w KUTZ, GUY MASON.
Commi misSloners Of the District Of Columbia.
aul 14teXSu
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1871 Limited SpasS sedan excel
"ne oW css sh s ped eah ena Be- B. Iern
McGroeans Serv. Sia, Ala. d Pa. aves,
Sc Closes al 5 pm. s.
black finish radio and heater good tires:
excellent meehsnical condition fns valYe
priced al s.55. pARKWAy MOTOR CO,
lait Brick \ IS ss Roadmsssr Mi "isS sedan one
owner car. total $1,000 miles: mechan-
,eay ny oerec practically new preTaT 1ao
or later Ford or Chevrolet. must be per
fest co condit,on. Call after, pm no. 565a.'
IoeAN eoa MOTOR co sh :fa0a ST. efIs be
tween X and L. RE. 1851. Open eve
es6i1Iac ea5i Iai!l 1889 1889 model Fleetwood sedan.
90 special: excellent condition through
cHprfbI ep hs ean,6 esr h1s haG % care
CADILLAC 1871 model IS 7,passenser
eAD11LAc CO, i,s:: !s.' IND sfa Hss st. NV. cosed
Saturdays and SUNDAYS,
sedani AS1 s1npes o 94 o.
RADIO co Both SIDES Of ;,h $ St. a, r
St NV Open ewes; Sundays and holidays
CHEvRoLET 1896 4-door sedan: radio and
heater: heater excellent tires; $3.50. sH 4ol5;
sale. cash. 500, ia. o5.o after 5 pm
DODGE 1871 Luxury Liner 4-door sedan:
radio and nuid drive: 81 ,2a3. PARKWAY
h9pGE n9pE G3 @4 door sedan 81 nm nrcea M s1s
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 NJ st. NV.
FORD 1899 pickup; good condition. 1917
North Capitol. or cali MA. $3.50.
FORD 1895 phaeton 5-passenger open car.
The only one Of its Tn knd n Washngton 1h
runs good: a i BARGAIN 'st at ss9s sSID ETcHBERG
AUTO SALES CO. 1927 R st. NV. Ho
FORD 1888 convertible sedan: excellent
prewar tires ceilin: price JACK PRY
MOTORS 18th and Pa. ave, Sc.
condition: Sl 10, Call GE. 1926, HODGES,
La SALE 1870 convertible coupe: shows
excellent care: radio and heater: white
safma 151 Hov1SG He ya1f a eens sl5 PF's
Ia SALE 1898 4-door sedan: RADIO and
bfeed at esssen ssa paRKWAY Moqos Co
i.TSt 81 hM ~ 1873 Sss' club eabriolet
new .tco. perfect rubber, motor completely
ss 1oa4a Psse sn5fs MdoR re co sh ssa St nH only
between K and L. RE. 1881. Open eve
GfScoIS.zErHYR n1SsS IStil Fl 1910 4-door sedan:
under ceiling, S1,25O. PARKWAY MO-
THR SG 2e5t st doo, MI "lss
Adams dams, 49la 4 or Chestnut $3.50. Il
LlNCOLE-ZEPHYR 1910 sedan: excellent
tires and good mechanical condition. new
eenr RaNpE Irfse MooR Isl his nc 'i so
18th st. NV. Elk. 1900.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
FARMS FOR SALE.

PUBLIC SALE Of personal property and
m1oetn a ejear p9 dagy ds farm Of 1870 acres
auction, on the farm Of JOS NJ. Hummer. ait
on the Telegraph road, miles south of
Alhexandria, Va, on Tuesday, September 5.
dairy equipment; los cows and helfers:
10 cows with calves by their side, so
oshers osf. t,o milking and some close sprinaers;
= work horses; dairy equipment CONSISTING
OF bt ller, steriizer. cans and buckets COM
PPeH5e' PNHe' t1laf, tarm machinery one W73o and one
spreader, plows and harrovs. Grain. .'uIN 20
acres Of corn, and fodder, 20 10 - tons of
be known on day Of sale jos. M HUN
MER' owner. Coleman Dunn, auctioneer.
S3s-ACRE blue grass srazlns farm. 'front.'
~ 1ns narsr on man IN, hlshway well fenced plenty
room house bath elec. ishts o' bssement ssens t.
g. ASpERsoSN S90e Ok E0'S SAC g. 4s5 Hs5
9I.ACRE blue, grass and poultry farm
good s,Toom house. electric lights. base
msnt all ls5an, knds Of o.,buldnss close 70
acres timber: orchard. stream; well fenced
Cash us woven Al,o n'rs IS acrss real buy b at $1,000
poultry houses sreom 0Se house. Grass on fsm aond
stream, 5 acres timber. land very fertile.
tine garden: lights in home: near Wood
erms g. ANpERsoN n seS 'os 4ess ss'eF F.1,.x sae
s38 ACRFS-2-story, 6 rms, large attic.
tull basement, electric lights. Delco plant:
tenant houses. large barn. other out
buildings: 8 acres timber. stream $50 per
acre. A. G. ANDERSON, 4253 Fairfax dr, =,
foR A5iiR Sai SaiE0v.aS OK 2s4G l.. a.,r 49,,
farms. JOHN -BURDOFT. r. F D No. ;.
Siiver Spring Md. Call Ashton 3S4s
IIs ACRES east of Leesbure, Va Route =
grow a1alfa or anything. l., acres home
near bus line; half cash. AT. Os4l
fAIRfAA, Wa wooded acres within
~ mNes d, C.; 6-room house needs finish
ing and lacks modern convepiences. wired
Ior electricity; bargain at $500. with
81, 900 cash down payment. JESSE LOEB.
southern Bdg.. Ma onl4
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WEST RIVER. Galesville, Nd, 30 miles
from D. C.-All-season home, :, years old
- bedrooms. living room bath, kitchen
and large unfinished attic, full basement
. screened porches, electricity, gas, sewer
and running water: lot 5nxl 80. fruit
trees; Si,50o. Call MR.. sHIPLEY, s a m
COTTAGE AT COLONIAL BEACH. on or
nss1 nssb wa5eriTon, if lsa9 Must be cheap for
BARGAlN-Bunsalow and furnishings, in
Guiding Frigldaire. running water, cleo
triclty. etc: beautiful location al SNUG
Harbor tShadyside). Nd Priced 81. 500
See Mr.. Allen al Snug Harbor or phone or
write the kENTVIEW LAND CO. 3 Gull
ford ave. Baltimore ., Md. Plaza 3019.
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue Bax ~ Mayo A. A Co. Nd.
EPPING FOREST BARGAINS r.. B..
hreplaee; =, frTnished; LA larse lot; s4,.5o.
COTTAGES AND LOTS for sale. Cedar
hurst on Chesa. Bay, gentle community, RI
miles D. C. nr. Shady Side. Md Circular
on request. WALTER NJ BAUMAN,
Thomas Circle. Ma 622a. WO. 0141
SHERWOOD FOREST cottage for rent from
Sunday. Sept. 3, to Sept. ] =: 3 bedrms
liv. r. DR.. Kit, sleeping porch, toilet gas
and elec, sleeps : everything furnished
except linens. $50 for term o. best offer
Wire Immediately to E. F SWAIN, Cottage
4l4 Sherwood Forest, Md j.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BUILDERS. INVESTORS; .5 acres, close
me quickly Mr., Whitstord, McKuNN d
WOODED TRACTS for sale. $500 acre;
on good road, in nearby Va LYONS, INC.
CHI. 100: ewes. Summers. CHI 2l17
|. ?. to 25 ACRES, &C to &c 50 fl,
Colesville pike; also 10 to 90 acre lots
&C so. fl. Near River road beyond Con-
sressional Club. Terms 10 suit DI $3.50
I'LL pm. FULTON r. GORDON. owner,
49, Eye 81. NV. Brokers. attention.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Seven ls-acre
tracts, now being subdivided Less than
blk, from Rock Creek Park, within ,
blks. OF Conn. ave. transportation. On
reasonable terms. E NJ. FRY, INC,
Owner, 7240 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Nd.
WI. 874O
BETHESDA-4n acres with streets ap-
proved. Subdivision plan laid out On
permanent transportation, near medical
center and other Developments. Sl.5oO
per scre: Will finance. E. NJ. FRY. INC.
Owner. 1240 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Md
WI. $40
SILVER SPRING-Approxima 3 acres
OF ground, 800 It north of the East-West
Georgia ave. trafhc light IN Silver Sprlns
lh5 fl. north of commercial property
Zoned for apts.. | lot berg a corner. Will
sell on terms suitable to purchaser E. NJ
FRY. INC. Owner. 7o4O Wisconsin ave
Bethesda, Md WI GAO.
Il BEAUTIFUL 5-acre wooded tracts
Monteomery Co, near Senaco Greek S'25
tract: $40 monthly. Rockville l24 -
Evening star., 1944-08-31
LOTS FOR SALE.

9 LOTS 70. detached houses. an utilities
able ,ocatienl. offered at $4,000. Today
kss!tors: D1, % ESQ. iNo" ''S l''n ST. n'~'
sss sGHs e.e m oWsEs S nsaT Roesns esnSTssl Hesn's
LOTS ts) one-acre wooded lots; near
Rockville; quick sale. SIPS each. Rock
GLEN ECHO HTs.-Have several groups
Of wooded lots available from | acre up.
in IN GOOD locations. at DC per square foot.
sh1ps sh2NDFRs ~ 20 1913 ,Nr Sntil pm WM H
NfARBy ,hlS s. viaclSiAlMo1Is VIZ ri lo1s lots, g,
Wser IT, 7qneS sever laid
CHOICE lots, woodiane lane sub. hn' 5et% Between
from D, C.. Route 5: 19oxi75. $500 up;
low-cost houses, $3.50 per acre. Also cot.
tage at Selby on the Bay. furnished, 3 bed
na vff c HINES soSs
District 1739 Evenings, call Mr.. DAVIS
E9fFisa E@T BaRGxINs-5o.foot "a front on Arkan.
sas ave. Northwest, runs through to Iowa
ave, south of Decatur St, west of 18th
St; contains 900 square feet OF land: al
$3.50; in $4,000 home section. 37la
foot lot on Anacostia I'd, near Minnesots
ave. 200 feet north of East Capitol ST.
block and half from Greenway; at $S15
hIi CITY improvements. Deautl1ul nome
section. ,5oxi?5, about 30 feet from house
numbered 3742 1st ST. Southeast. neal
HALEY pl.. Nichols ave. and South Capitol
st; all Improvements and bus; al 81 900
5ox9O on north side Oneida pl., I" fec,
west of New Hampshire ave, Northea st
fine. level lot at $500: outlook on New
Hampshire ave. BEALL TURNER & CO
! l05 Vermont ave, MA. 6l3l, RA. OsS5. -
ON SIXTEENTH ST. NV. opposite Rock
Greek Park; a wide frontase on this noble
boulevard, covered with beautiful grove Of
trees, runs through to 18th pl.. surrounded
by mansions: the former owner asked 81
square foot for this property: con-
tains over 100000 square feet OF land ano
can be sold at 40c per square foot to
settle estate. although no court proceeding,
necessary. BEALL TURNER e. CO., ll05
Vermont ave, MA. 6l31. RA. 0SS5. -
COLORED--Lots. 50xl.S, on A5th st. ne.
about two blocks from bus and Streetcars.
north OF De Priest Village section: water
and sewer. improvements will develop this
section already under way: these lots are
in the District of Columbia: price, 81 900:
can build two houses on each lot or four
family apartment. BEALL TURNER & CO.
RA. 0Ss5. ll05 Vermont ave, MA. 6l3l. =
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AUroMoDlLts ron sALt (c.c., ,

MERCURY 1870 4-door sedan; radio and
s'issPs co soS fGaassn e. a.
Nash M istl ,4.aoor Ambassador 1900.
to 25 miles per gallon OF gas; 30-day guar
fs sxkER ' iNe. has ss Nash ss Dealers. ~aMs as1a
sS;LDsMsosnE 3; ,9 1928 m sedan; 1929 condition
oHiss Il sH nSn'A 4dsor a oass SEDAN s
yfSs s4IEs ac 't5o. co !si ST. n1eH 6s
PACKARD 1927 s-cyl. 5-passenser sedan
excellent condition with good tires. radio
and heater trade and terms; below cell
FAckAs6 & af ia6 s. alno hS eoaoe; Mo fsa Sesatl-
igl sray fnish; orisinal tread prewar
price; terms. LOVING M&eoro5RRs, 'tI'ns isis
EoSIIAe 1891 TORPEDO sedan: like new
pries: terms sfS IoVfSa MoToRs s14s 1871 sfi'nz n
PACKARD 1910 formal sedan. good condi-
ton: under $4,000 miles: radio and
asSss at SoNrs sesx GxRAoE ss; ispf s4 price
PLYMOUTH 1895, 4-door sedan: excellent
TOR co. 305l NJ st. NV. MI OIs5.
PONTIAC 1898 4-coor sedan: priced for
quick sale. PARKWAY MOTOR CO, 3O5i
1, St; n.y. MI. ,0ls5.
Sedan; S,g3:. guaranteed: trace and terms
;ssr lTssn ,s;,I ana L RE s$5l. OPEN pen eve Ve
hester PIC license 81 $50 cash aa1G aop both aha
Columbia O340 after pm >.
usED-CAR SALE.
,42 Chrysler Windsor sedan. vac. drive.
~ 0ldsmobile '7s" sedan; hydro: r. & h.
~ Enick. super sedan: r and h
IL Chrysler Windsor sedan; vac. drive:
Al Packard Clipper IS" sedan: r. and h
=! Olds ncbile Big g sedan: r. and h.
= Pontiac Big g sedan: r. and
- Dodge Brougham fluid drive: r. L. h.
Studebaker Champion sedan; r. and h.
- Buick special club coupe; r. and h,
~ p1mtlac dc luxe sedan; r. and h.
40 Buick super conv. sedan; r and h
~ rasKsrd snd 6-pass. COW. coupe: blue;
40 Plymouth conv coupe: r. and h.
PASSENGERS
40 Buick 7-pass. sedan: r and h.
40 Chrysler 1-pass. sedan; r. and h
MANY others in stock
EVANSVILLE BUICK CO, Warfield All,
~ HUDSON super "6" sedan.
~, Packard super "S' coupe
30 Buick coach
80 Chrysler IS" Airfow sedan.
- Oldsmobile sedan
1913 14th st. NV. DE. $3.50.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto. furniture or signature.
General Acceptance Corp. 5000 Baltimore
,.,i, avs:i Hyattssyilie ,tts Nd Warfield 3Isl For
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We viii
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
OF Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
n Y ave, NV National bS33
WIEN you reed a personal loan, 500 to
$4,000. renewable monthly. come 10
and SITS NV. III st at North Capiton.
Ma 70l] Ex 2721
MONEY on hrst or second trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va.
or D. e, "roperty. THE AMERICAN CO..
S01 18th MA. 5000
lst AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
ana courteous ser'ice. Consult us before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT CO 81. 9th n " HT EIsn
Evening star., 1944-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES (cont. }
Arthur z: CAnIoLL, r., AtsoTns;

ARTHUR T. CARROLL. Jr. Attorney,
DISTRICT aes eodRT Hlas' q os''d!Hai Tin UNITED
Holding Probate conrtWNo, b5,ss7' Ad:
hs subseTStr. 81 the bistres s Of H0s coiumbis. .
the District Of Columbia, Letters Of Ad:
Alfred Dsnels late oi the e District t s' q CO.
claims M ssainst The deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof. legally aathenticated. to to
S{ 81 ,T (. ~ esasT.ss nay
SlSt l;I d, day Of Aassst. ISsa RosERT ss 'rs =
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Wis W *. for the District OF coumba Clerk
HOEHLING 4 OGILBY. Attorneys.
DISTRICT co couRT Hs1h 81 or NH 4AE UNITED
Aosns proSat o .ne plf'rlis q G9pmss a.
o Is s to sise aSs sSf o senay mn
vania and the District OF Columbia, re-
soectively, have obtained from the Probate
of hs District b. Of
deses de sed; AZ persons having claims aaainst
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscribers, on or
before the 18th day Of August. AID 1888
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate Given
under our hands this sth day OF August.
1914. WILLIAM NEUHAUSER, 331 E.
ORANGE ST.. Lancaster. Pa. THE MA
TIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF
WASHINGTON, By THOS. H. REYNOLDS,
Assistant Trust Ofncer (SealD Attest:
VICTOR $. MERSCH. REGISTER of Wills for
rhe District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. auo4 81 se1
NORMAN SILL: Attorney for Plaintiff.
Filed Aug. 23. 1914, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of
Columbia Robert A. Muilenburg Plain
tin, vs. Mary Lou Muilenburg. Defendant
Civil Action No. .o5O0a-ORDER OF
PUBLIcATION-ABSE DEFENDANT =
The object Of this suit is absolute divorce
On Motion Of the plaintiff. st is this o3rd
day OF August, 1914, ORDERED, that the
defendant cause her appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive OF Sundays and legal holt
DAYS, occurring after the day of the first
publication OF this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case of
default; Provided COPY OF this order
be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in The Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star before said
day. 'SJ T. ALAN GOLDSBOROTTGH.
Justice. (Seall True Copy Test:
CHARIE ES e: STEWART. Clerk. BY EMMA
c. SIMPSON Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
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