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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN ). O'BRIEN, Attorney,
Evans Building.
Filed MAY o, 1914,
Charles Z. Stewart, Clerk.
JOHN J. O'BRIEN, Attorney,
Evans Building.
Filed May 8, 1914,
Charles Z. Stewart, Clerk,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia. NJ RAMEY. Plain
tiff, vs. LOUIE RAMEY, Defendant. No.
object Of this suit is for
absolute divorce On motion of the plain
till, 1t is this 9th day of May, 1914, or
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the, fortieth day, exclusive
after the day Of the frst publication Of
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default
once a week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star before said day. (S) JAS
CHARLES e. STEWART, Clerk BY EMMA
c. SIMPSON Deputy Clerk myI1 1Ro5
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-FAMIIY HOUSE, new, detached, on
corner; located at 2S12 Lee blvd, Airing
ton; each apt. contains D rms, porch;
months. income, $50; monthly mortgage
81 1000 cash For further information cali
Mr.. Greenhouse, 1l12 10th st. NV.
MA. 6933.
TAKOMA PARK --- Two 5-family apts
S2O.50O each, Income S26S so per month
81. 1850. 8 to 3; 81. 2947 evenings.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1895 panel truck very good con-
dition. Parkway Motor Co, 3O5l M st.
NV MI. O1S5 '''
FORD 1888 dump truck, s175; below
ling price. Call Mrs. Smith. AT 954l
DODGE, 12-ton panel truck. 14S Carroll
ave. Takoma Park, Md.
u. Nj. c. 1894 bullnoSe van: dual wheels
rear; with excellent tires ceiling price,
Market Auto Service, 623 ST. ne,
DODGE 1897 pickup: short wheelbase ton
and a half csracity, mechanically guar
anteed ceiling price. Market Auto
Service, 623 II st. ne, AT. 1900.
1914 EXPRESS AND STAKE luggage trail
ers. equipped with new tires. 6O0xl6;
Sl90 so and S20e so. Why not buy a
luggaee trailer and spend your savings IN
War Bonds?
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC. .
1880 Wis. Ave. WO 3232
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10-ACRE FARMETTE.
s MI rs FROM CITY

Accessible to several arterial roads to
downtown washington. this property offers
d rare combination of city CunVcnleurcS and
country freedom, the house has been re
modelled and has : rooms. hot-Wafer heat,
bath, IaVatory, storm sash and insulation
there are large trees IN the yard and "
streams water the . acres OF pasture land;
there is lear garage. chicken houses
and barn: included with the property are
the family COW, n small flock OF hens and
a garden tractor with necessary attach
ments: price. $4,000. S6 600 down,
MASON HfRST. Annandale, Va "At the
end OF Columbia pike " Phone Alexandria
6sl2. Closed Sundays.
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76-ACRE FAIRFAX ESTATF

SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOME.
Bcauttul restored home, on 40 cleared
ana 3h wooded acres, within lG miles Of
Washington. on hard-s surfaced road. on
ne first floor is an entrance hall. large
DFlng room with exposed legs and large
stone fireplace, llXI1 dining room, equip
pea Kitchen, bedroom and private bath
itdHHE to screened porch overlooking a
oalh and screened sleeping porch. Two
room and bath sueSthouSe and 4-room
ana beth enaut house. Also modern barn
C0mpIetely fenced
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HIGHWAY NO. and Shenandoah River-
New ideal wooded sites for summer
homes. bathing, fishing, hunting NE.
1859 evenings.
CONNECTICUT AVE EXTENDED.
10 ACRES ground, Montgomery County.
Md, ready to be subdivfded: beautiful
knobs: Priced NOW for quick sale. Buy
now, build later
THos.. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
72l 10th St. NV. National 0765,
Sundays and Evenings Phone GE. 1855.
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A Sylvan Retreat.

Arlington, close in, yet secluded in a
beautiful setting of forest trees; a., with
ample garden space: deep porches: 8
rooms, ~ baths, oil h.-w. heat near bus
CHI 3o51 PAIPH CtpATN Oyfnr6 o1Q1
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Near 5th and H sts. n.e.-6 rooms {
bath, h. W h, bay-front row brick. s. 8
terms. R G. DUNME. AT. $500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEp
FARMS FOR SALE.

BUILDING or space, suitable for wood.
work shop; can be suburban. State size
location and rent Box 29G-J Star
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BRICK BUNGALOW,

5003 54th pl., Rogers Hts, Md.-Recond
9 rms and bath, shower, lge, liV. rm., open
fireplace, concrete front porch; lot 7Ox90;
ouilt-in garage: vacant: price, $3.50
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE DE O317
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JAMES SHERIER, Attorney,
626 Woodward Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding a Probate Court.-Estate Of Joseph
F., O'Regan. Deceased.-No. 63,341, Ad-
ministration Docket 134.-Application
having sviI n; been made herein for letters Of
ceased by Anna Eikleberry, 1t is ordered
this 18th day. Of May, AID. 1914. that
Mrs. Eugene ]. Nolan, whose address is
yictoE!a Y Ct Avenue, Black Rock, County Cork.
address is care Of Little Sisters Of the
Poor, A, Union Street. Greenock. Scot
land, and all unknown heirs at law and
next. next Of Of kin Of SAID joseph F. oRegan.
in said Court On Monday xthe ,26th day
OF June, AID. 1914, at 1000 O'Clock AM.
to show cause why such application should
not be granted; Let notice hereof be pub.
lished IN the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening star once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first publication
to be net less than thirty days before
EDWARD C.. EIcHER. Chief. Justice Of
SAG sag. Court; this 18th day Of May. AID.
scAILEY. Deputy Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. my1S,25,iel
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S10,950.
IHEVY CHASE-S1o 500,

Just l block from the circle and trans
portation, this ideal center-hall Colonial
residence is complete and III fine con-
oition for your occupancy, with light very
spacious rooms throughout. lighted closets.
kitchen with newest refrigerator and cleo
trio range: large screened living porch.
paneled recreation room with fireplace, air
conditioned heat with Garwood oil fur
mace. storage attic. attached garage This
is one OF the incest properties for sale in
this section Call WO. 23OO until q m
EDW. H. JONES d CO, INC, $500 Conn.
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NEAR SIBLEY HOSPITAL.
NV. Section Room and Bath Brick,
Basement. H. h, Garage Terms
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. 8880
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TWO-STORY BUILDING in Union Market,
suitable for wholesale or retail business.
Atlantic 3l60.
STORE, 500 Sd St NV, Manor Park;
$50 per mo. B. B. Allison, 62I6 Sd st.
Phone P GHB5 DR$
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
FDGEMOOR. MD.-S19,5OO.

This large English-type home of brick,
stone and stucco combination contains
ing room, kitchen. breakfast room, sun
porch and large open side porch on first
floor. 4 large bedrooms, 2 baths and sit
ting room on second floor; attic, maids
room and bath; garage; automatic stoker:
lot Q0xi50. Call WO. 1900 until 8 p. m.
EuW. II. JONES & CO., INC, $500 Conn.
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HYATTSVILLE.
$3.50 DOWN, $50 PER MO.

This lovely roomy home, contains 3 bed
rooms and bath. extra large living room,
dining room and large kitchen with built
in cabinets and china closet, large new
gas range with controls front side and
rear .porches, full basement new hot-water
oil heating system. Fenced large rear
yard, with VICTORY GARDEN PLANTED.
Many blooming flowers and shrubs, bearing
peach, and pear trees, Walking distance
schools, churches, stores, movies, trolley
and buses. Lot 50xl5g
THIS WILL SELL QUICKLY AT S6.75O.
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
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FARM, Is acres; lo-rm. house, ami:
barn, chicken houses, some livestock. trac-
tor truck and other farm equipment; only
IA ACRE 2 FARM n gooa oaf faTns i ana and graz
ing land 3 houses , barns and Outbuid-
ings: situated midst dairy farm section, on
miles from D. {: win sell for $500, Or
~ acres with stream. 10 acres truck patch
and rest in eood timber, 4room house, n
mile, from hishway; will sell for s. 800;
- down, rest III terms. NJ. d. Philips,
$8s'1sis IS: AcRE SAID aid to be the finest
tobacco 5a3 land m So}utnefn MiarIyla9d over
washington on hard surfaced ros, be-
tween Central ave. and Detense, hgwy
Priced for duck sale. Sligo 1850.
phone, new tiled bath with shower; , excel
lent gardens about acres of land, fenced;
ndd T{s rd Gi all SndS on h:sh trs5 Knoll Win
faced road, walking distance OF transp
school bus by front door; in heart OF
Fairfax Couuty'S. most exclusive resldon-
Reasonable terms. &1,750, THOMAS q
co Phone Vienna tVaD 125.
7-ROOM HOUSE, ELECTRI-
city and telephone, good barn and out
suitable for cultivation, balance in timber:
Ir1!t trees, grapes, beautiful shrubbery, =
ing distance of large lake stocked with
bass, swimming and boating, - miles
from Washington over good road. Imme-
dlatc possession. $3.50. Easy terms.
" CO. Phone Vienna CVaD 1875.
$50 ACRE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
good road, 6 miles to WASHINGTON, 7-room
frame house needs repair located within .
miles Of high school. tram and bus transp.;
10 acres suitable for cultivation and l25
acres III mgrchuntable timber, mostly oak,
Lumber and wood viii pay for property in
heart Of Fairfax Couuty's dalrying area
and hunt country; surrounded by show
pjaCCS- BEST investment IN hctPhhorhood.
> Sl4150. already financed. THOMAS & co
lhONe Wlenna tNa.l -
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TOWN HOUSE
GLOVER PARK

A charming row brick house in i'm
room, kitchen 3 bedrooms, . baths recre-
alton room leading onto stone terrace, a
third bath on this level, sun deck over
detached brick garage; Venetian blinds.
10. z. ventilating fan, gas heat; can be
purchased completely furnished for SI4.75
M
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lAt l4th and Colorado Ave).
Desirable Storeroom, in excellent neigh
borhood: heat and hot water furnished.
Rent, 500. For further details. call
l.. E BREUNINGER g. SONS,
1870 & st. NV. National 2O40
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SAFE
AEROPLANES.

NDIAN 1910 Jr. Scout, good condition
;5d9 Penna ave: NV. DU. 9479 or RE.
II0u. Ext. 76577, 2Sa
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LEARN To ETV

LEARN 10 FLY,
Student instruction for men and women
given daily, Sundays and HOLIDAYS: ia Crb.
Taylor craft and Stinson: rates reasonable:
accommodations at field for meals and
rooms; special price for private license
course car service from Warrenton to air
port. Phone or write ~ "
VICTORY FLYING SERVICE.
zieger Field. Phone Warrenton 95-J-11,
-
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IN WOODBRIDGE.

281O 18th ST. NE.
Beautiful new modern brick detached
home, 2 bedrooms, auto gas heat, heated
tile recreation room, insula ted, copper
swster lire, 2 nreplaces: 3 years old. Call
E6. 613s.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE OFFICE, in newly renovated bldg.
downtown, or call DI. 4I71.
OFFICE SPACE and desk space for rent,
also l-and-2-room Offices, secretarial serv-
ice If needed. L. J. Cowie, 500 Eye St n W
TWO SUITES OF 2 AND 3 ROOMS, LO-
Gated on fashionable Conn. ave, Just above
Dupont Circle; elevator service: restricted
to physicians or kindred profession.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
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STORE VAIIIES

900 Kennedy St. n.w-Large store, 2
7I6 18th st. s.e.-Store and rooms,
500.
2241 Nichols ave. se.--Large store,
20x60, SIS.
No. 81 H st. nw.-Large store, $50.
1719 North Capitol-Corner store, S65.
122 d st. s.e.-Store. S3050.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
S0S North Capitol Realtors MA 6T30
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4NAs'g zh1SIJ
Opening for combination delicatessen
and restaurant in new park and shop de-
velopment containing other stores in
Guiding large super market, LIQUOR, drugs,
beauty, variety, laundry and cleaning,
and bakery: 4 other stores to be added
after war; surrounded by 5000 new COM
munity residents with no commercial de-
velopment within "a of a mile: prompt
action necessary. Consult Mr.. Taylor,
SHANNON & LuCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV
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VILLAGE

Observation-Disclosures brick home on we'll
lsndscsped corner lot: large hvins room
and dining room, fully equipped kitchen,
bedroom and bath on lst floor; large
closets; recreation room. maids room and
hath, storage room, bullt-in garage with
pointment phone CH. l43s.
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WOODLEY ROAD

Spacious brick row house, 3 bedrooms .
baths. large inclosed sleeping porch on
md f.; 1st u, has living room, dining
room, kitchen, large screened rear Iorch
and deck porch bullt-in garage; very
conveniently situated and in an excellent
5S61
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&c 2Sl

Here Is the sleeper you have been wait
ing for. Semdetached, rooms and bath,
asbestos Shingle over frame oil INV h..
front porch garage: in excellent condition
throughout immediate possession.
q @ DIINNE AT 25nn
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INEZ CUSHARD. DI. 8843.
Northeast-Sacrifce.

Abbey pl. ne, Colonial brick. rooms.
"a paths gas heat, porches, garage, etc:
sxcelent condition: only $7750 on terms
SYoUR r NE1GHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
LEO M. Bernstein Co., ME. 54OO.
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SUB PROP. FOR SALE tcons.).
EXCLUSIVE CHEVERLY.
SUBURBAN. PROP. SALE OR RENT.

CAPITAL HEIGHTS. Md.--Modern 5~room
bungalow, Sale price, S6,5OG. Down pay
ment. $500 cash and S45 per mo. Rent
S55 mo. Ii. 1856.
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5th AND K SITS NV

tSouthWeSt Corner.)
Approximately 4,5OO So it. on End floor;
can be divided; $500 ger month.
H. l.. RUST CO..
1901 18th St. NV. Ma 800
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SMALL ESTATE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Good 3-bedroom house; $500, in at
trsetive Silver Spring section; house l
year CID; corner lot s0x100: near bus.
schools, stores. Cash required. $1,000.
Oeeupaney within 10 days. Phone Shep-
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PETWORTH
VACANT.
POSSESSION

See this Lynnhaven brick home today.
To he sold completely furn; incl, lamps,
heat, screened front porch rear fenced
yard: owner moving to Cleveland, and has
priced this property to sell Call Mr.
~''E' WEST Nv pTTCuANaN
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NEAR WAKEFIEID-

weiI-lccated brick home, built only 4
years near Albemarie and Chesapeake
large semihnished attic, 1st-foor den,
built-fn garage, oil h.-w.h. near public
and parochial schools. Price, So, 1000.
Cal EN- 1890 until pm. r. A. TWEED
CO. 500 Conn. ave. NV.
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NitE4L al $50 ,DUU.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDFP CO

.,, 2Obl Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
CHI, 313I. Realtors Ewes, CHI. 57s7.
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COLORED
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Beautiful Park I'd. home, g large rooms.
h. W h. master bath, full cellar. Terms,
Ask for 4. w. STEPHENS. DE. 1852
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S6,250-BUNGALOW.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$15,950.
Club section wooded lot close 10
schools and shoppug This is a we'll
arranged and attractive property 6 large
rooms, 3 bedrooms, baths, attached ga
rage Be sure TO call US on this WO,
1900 until pm. EDW. H. JONES g.
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5-ROOM BRICK-OPEN,
Nearby Montgomery County.
NEAR BOILING FIELD.

9-rm frame house, slec., bath: good
view 6 a., = mi. to D c. line Real IN
yeStment
j L IEIwr0N MARTIN An n-An
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virginia County Home

On State highway between Alexandria and
Fairfax. 9 mi. Washington, almost new g.
rm. brick, bath, h.-wh., "a a., poultry
house: S6,35O. terms: immediate posses
sion: CH. 1858, RALPH GRAIN, oxford
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Red Cross Chapter
In Kit Bag Project

Ind ia n Reservation Chapter,
American Red Cross, has been
asked to make and fill 144 kit
bags. At a meeting of the group
all present made 81 and So dona-
tions towards the success of the
project. Others who were not
present remain to be contacted.
Several of the Chapter mem.
bers are busy knitting sweaters,
helmets and scarves.
The Chapter is happy to have
a g a n i n its fold Mrs. Ray
Brandt, who has been away from
here for a year e;ntinuing her
membership while absent. Her
husband is connected with the
Customs Service at Babb.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Legion Auxiliary Meet
At Mrs. Howard Covev

The Legion Auxiliary held its
regular meeting at the home of
M r. 8. Howard Covey Tuesday
evening. with Mrs. Louise Davis
assisting hostess.
Because of the absence of the
president, Mrs. Norman Halseth,
the meeting was in charge of
Miss Lorraine Halseth, vice presi.
dent.
Mrs. P. G. Anspach in report
ing success of the Seal Sale said
t h at $50 of sales were made.
None of the funds are retained
by the Auxiliary. the full sum be-
ing turned over to the national
headquarters # h e Seal sale
sponsors.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Fucl Oil SaOrfarc

The present fuel oil shortage will
last the duration. Now the shortage
which requires rationing in 30 states
IS due to transportation difficulties.
but an actual shortage of fuel itself
is foreseen by government petroleum
experts. The campaign to induce
hor:eoWners to convert to coal is
nationwide in proportion. Now the
campaign is voluntary, but may lat
er be compulsory. Coal is the most
plentiful and economical fuel.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Commissioners Have
Busy Sessions

Tn e Glacier county commits
sioners met last week in their
first executive session of the new
year and it was quarterly meet
ing as we'll as a regular monthly
session, and therefore there was
heavy load of routine business
to transact.
They met with t h e Glacier
county airport commission and
| with Jens Bake representing
the city council. This meeting
was given to a report on the
northern air route development
association nd tn projected
east-west airline. This was of in
terest as the county has consid-
cradle investment in the local air
port.
The commissioners went on re-
cord asking the state highway
department to assist in repairing
and seal coating the north feeder
road known as the Santa Rita
road during the coming year. IT
this is done it will be good news
to oil people and ranchers north
of the city.
They also met with Supt. Nc
Bride of the Indian Agency at
Browning and the agency engiu-
eer. Mr.. Sanford, concerning use
of available funds to work to-
gether by both groups on doing a
more complete job of maintaining
the Meriweather road or what is
known as the Milk River truck
trail.-Cut Bank Press
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Thank You, Friends

.Appreciative of the splendid
support given me by friends at
the, Tribal election Tuesday, ]
take this means of expressing
my thanks. Now that the peo-
pie have made their choice for
the next two years let u all
stand behind the new council and
give them our full support.
William Norman
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Tenting Tonight

Here's a trainee who just can't
seem to get away from canvas. Pri-
vate James Z. Kelly of Co. A, 61st
Bn. MRTC, was a former canvasser
for the awning department of an At.
lanta, Ga, store. Arriving in Camp
Berkeley, Texas, he found him
self CHARTERED in the tent area on
Berkeley Heights.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Supplying French Books

Quebec province is today supply
ing French books to Latin America,
Mexico, Venezuela, Haiti, and
French-speaking parts of the British
empire.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Too Much Oil: Bad

Too much oil on the bearings of
an electric motor is as bad as too
little, because the excess oil soaks
into the working parts where it COL
lects dirt and destroys insulation.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21

radios, refrigerators. gas and electric
washers and bicycles. tt
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-01-21
Happenings Of Local Interest

~ %
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank LaSorte of Black
foot Sunday morning. the arrival
being at the local hospital. Mrs.
LaSorte is t b e former Donna
Watson of Browning.
See DR.. Bethel, dentist, is at
the Yegen Hotel this week.
Bruce Songret, who is receiv-
ing treatment at the Veterans
Hospital at Walla Walla, arrived
home Wednesday evening. plan
ming to be here for a few days
b e fore returning for further
treatment.
All hats to be sold out at 81.
Economy Shop.
The Rev. Adolph w. Dickhart,
Sw edish Lutheran pastor of Min
neapolis, stopped here Wednes-
day overnight to visit at the V.
J. Swanson home, he being a
brother of Mrs. Swanson. He
continued on to Spokane yester-
day morning where he filled a
pulpit of that denominationation
last night. Rev. Dickhart's re-
ligious activities in Minneapolis
include a weekly broadcast over
one of the nations networks.
DR.. Bethel, dentist, is at the
Yegen Hotel this week.
The Yegen Hotel Barber Shop
will be open Saturday. January
%; Monday. January. "a a n d
Wednesday. January 26.
Pvt. Dallas Owens arrived
Wednesday evening f r o m Fit.
Ord, Calf. for visit W i t h
friends. Pvt. Owens is with the
signal CORDS branch.
Lost--two keys tied with short
pink ribbon. Return to Chief
and get reward.
Seersucker house dresses t
$2.98. Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Robinson
of Babb customs station are in
Helena, Mr.. Robinson being con-
fined for treatment at the Fl.
Harrison hospital.
| MRS. Charles Starr arrived
home from Burbank, Calf. last
Sunday after months visit
with her husband, who is employ
ed in war industry plant there.
For Sale-8loodhound, Coon
hound, and Airedale Crossed.
Best living f or hunting dogs,
watch dogs a n d companions.
Your choice of healthy puppies.
Price reasonable. James Arnoux.
Browning. Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brandt and
daughters arrived la st Friday
from California t o make their
home at Babb. Mr.. Brandt was
recently honorably discharged
from the armed forces. having
served for the last two years, ill
health necsssitating his release
to civilian life.
Silk print house coats. Econo.
my Shop.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Guard
ipee of Glacier Park were visitors
in Browning last Saturday.
! Will pay cash for used furni-
ture at Gamble Store every Fri
day. 29-ltf
Mrs. George Courtney was in
Billings the fore part of t h e
! week. where she attended the
BILLINGS mart.
If you appreciate service and
good Merchandise trade at the
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Eugene {. Thompson
Reported Seriously III

Eugene E. Thompson, for many
years prominent in Washington
financial, fraternal and civic circles
is seriously i'll at Suburban Hospital
$500 Old Georgetown road, near Be.
thesda, it was learned today.
He had been working as a. financia!
consultant for the Senate Small
Business Committee until about II
days ago, when he was taken to the
hospital. Yesterday he took a sud-
den turn for the worse, friends said
Slight hope was held for his re-
covery.
Mr.. Thompson, formerly senior
partner and manager of the invest
ment firm Of Crane Paris & Co.
was the organizer and president fol
several terms Of the Associated
Stock Exchanges. Since 1888 he had
been with the SEC, which loaned
him to the Senate committee,
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Welcome Committee
States Organ Recital

An organ recital by Roy M Dar-
ley, organist-director of the Wash
ington Chapel, will be presented at
8 o'clock tonight in the chapel, Six
teenth street and Columbia road
NV.
The program also will feature Mrs
Ramona Parkway Palmer, mezzo-
soprano, as guest soloist. w. Cleon
Skousen will make short talk on
THE Unique Things of the United
States Supreme Court"
Presented jointly by the Wash
|ington Chapel and the Washing
ton Welcomes You" project, spon-
sored by The Star. the program will
be free to the public. Newcomers
to the city are extended special
invitation to attend.
The organ on which Mr.. barley
will give his recital has been used
for more than 2,400 concerts since
its installation 10 years ago. 1t is
much larger than the organ in the
Radio City Music Hall in New York
and three-quarters the size Of the
giant instrument in the Mormon
Tabernacle in Salt Lake City.
The Washington Chapl, built
from Utah bird's-eye marble, is one
Of the few air-conditioned chapels
in the United States.