davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-08-23

from overseas. 1t got mealy bugs
on it and 1t died. Does any one have
an extra violet leaf they would part
with?
QUERIES?
From Mrs. H. E. S., Indian
Head, Md
I want to thank each Of those
who sent me directions to make
rose beads. Am sorry was delayed
in extending my thanks.
Now, want to hook rug. Can
any one tell me how can get full
instructions?
Also, I have a picture of a for
eign building done in silver threads
on a purple cloth. It's about az
or 3 feet square. Can some one
suggest how I can use this to a
good advantage? My house is small
and it seems to clash everywhere I
put it. I would like to use 1t, but I
simply don't know how to make it
show up to the best advantage. as
purple is difficult to work into a
color scheme.
POEMS OFFERED.
From Mrs. E. H. B., SilUer Spring. J
For Mrs. T. r. c., jr., w. Hyatts-
vile, Md.
Perhaps one of the following might
be the poem you are looking for:
LOVE.
Love Is queer little elfn sprite
| Blessed with the deadliest aim,
Shooting his arrows from left to right
Bagging the rarest game,
Filling our hearts with glad surprise
Almost TOO good to be true, and still
Can you tell me: Why do ! love you?
Only because you are you.
Not that you are fair, dear.
Not that you are true;
Not your golden hair, dear,
Not your eyes of blue,
When we ask the reason,
Words are all too few
For you know love you, dear
Because you're you.
Evening star., 1946-08-23

BEDSPREAD PATTERN?
From Mrs. r. C. B., Annapolis, Md
While away this summer saw a
woman chrocheting a bedspread.
She did not know the name of the
pattern and her directions were most
Evening star., 1946-08-23
From l.. F.. washington. J

fFTOW l.. F., WdSHtHgIOH.T
Pare and slice very thin six large
potatoes and two onions. Put layer
of potatoes and then one of onions,
small piece of butter and SO on till
dish is quarters full. Cover
the whole with milk and bits of
butter, also seasoning. Bake one
hour.
Evening star., 1946-08-23

AFRICAN VIOLET?
from Mrs. E. A. E., Alexandria,
I had a beautiful African violet
my husband gave me on returning
Evening star., 1946-08-23

from Mrs. J. r. G., Washington.)
Delmonico Potatoes-Two cups
cooked potatoes, diced, two cups
medium white sauce, salt and pep
per, buttered crumbs.
Mix potatoes and sauce, pour
into a buttered baking dish, cover
with crumbs and bake Is minutes in
a hot oven.
Evening star., 1946-08-23

from Mrs. r. J. S., Washington u
Put creamed potatoes in buttered
baking dish; add one-third cup
grated mild cheese to two cups of
creamed potatoes, arranging po-
tatoes and cheese in alternate
layers. Cover with buttered crumbs
and bake on center CRATE until
crumbs are brown.
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alone. They spell danger!

alone. They spell danger!
Dancing will begin at 6 p. m. and
music will be furnished by the drum
that II we are to have law and
order in the city of Minneapolis,
we should take all women out and
shoot 'em down. Paragraph, period,
dash, etc.
Prince Albert
P.S.-To be sure, il we did that,
you'd have to shoot US, too, because
we are as much trouble as girls
are, they can still be included
among the finer arts Of life!
Well, here l am giving my opinion
Of girls. II is somewhat impossi-
BILE to say, but must say it. They
are fair at times. In other ways
they are hard TO understand. But
without them, boys would be no
where! I'm not saying they aren't
any good; they're just tickle.
By Baron Clentell Jackson
P.S.-Girls are tickle because
they want the respect that not many
Of US think about!
MY HONEST OPINION Of the
fairer sex in the Twin Cities is one
Of true understanding. For l
understand that the majority Of
girls are trying to make their child
hood dreams come true. A fair
looking boy who has all the polite
ness in the world TO call at her home
and treat her as the fellow treated
his girl in q "true romance"
am sure the girls should make an
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Better get ready Don Gates
for the dance Of the year; YOU
should, but II you don't, you shall
now hear. II comes every year,
and / mean it's mellow-just the
kind Of dance for q girl and her
fellow. Well, it's Brown and it's
Derby-it's the second annual
Brown Derbyl
REVIEW: The stage show will
be a killer, and you know that's
great, boyl And you know what
band, and I'm sure they rate. The
Ink Tots are singing one Of their
favorite songs, while an aIl-Rirl
dancing team does q dance all
wrong. SO II you plan TO leave town
at your first chance, you had bet
ter wait until the Brown Derby
dance.
Secrets" between one and ???.
margaret Stewart) is on tn e
secret list this week, and her
secret is ???. Guess? (Anna) her
secret Is II. ?. Guess? ivan White)
his secret is Liverpool. Guess ?
CWilbero Grissam's) secret is a
ring from ???. And Clyde Tur-
rentine's secret is ohl?.
Well, the weekend was a thrill.
va dressed to kill. Band and all
came at your very call. They say
that II you couldn't dance, you had
to stay out of the way. You can
bet your life it was a great, great
day!
Well, it looks like THE Ole Boy
Donald" is going to give me a
chance to spiel on what think
about the chicks in Ole Mime
apolis. My honest opinion is that
they are too "sOme-timeyw You
dig certain chicks walking down
along the main stem, and they try
to act as II they don't know you.
The rest Of the time they WILL
speak. But out Of all the cities I've
been in, will admit that the chicks
in Ole Minneapolis can't be beat.
Thank you, Duke Don, for let
ting me express my opinion!
c. H. Turner, ESQ.
Ole Duke Don asked me TO ex-
press my opinion Of Minneapolis
women. When you meet them, you
meet them all. When a fellow goes
to see his girl he has to contend
with all of her friends! After you
leave, you become the center of the
local sewing circle gossip. The best
thing to do is to leave them all
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Lucky Millinder and his Decca
Recording Band will play for a
dance at the CLIO Hall Sunday, July
20.
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION or LAND
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Hen.
DISTRICT COURT. Fourth Judicial Dis
tTtet.
In the matter Of the application Of Ed.
mOnd q. Franklin TO register the title
10 the following described real estate situ-
Ated In HeRnepin County. Minnesota, name
iots ninstesn uO and twenty C2O,.
Block Ave Cbl, Girard BToOkside Park.
Minneapolis, Nina, according 10 the re-
corded plat thereof
Edmond q. Franklin, Applicant,
George Crohn,
Ella Crohn. hls wife.
and all other persons or parties unknown,
interest In the real estate described in the
application herein, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO the above
named Defendants
You are hereby summoned and required
20 answer the application Of the APP
lIcAnt In the above entitled proceeding and
20 file your answer to the said Applica-
ton in the office % the clerk Of said court
In said county. within twenty (20l days
after tho service 81 this summons upon
yUu. exclusive of the day o. such service.
and. u you fail 10 Rnswer the application
within the time Aforesaid. the applicant In
this Proceeding viii apply To the court
for the relief demanded therein.
WITNESS, u. X. wasmuth. Clerk Of said
court, and the seal thereof. At Minneapolis.
in said county. this 27th day Of June,
A. n, lSt6.
n X wAsMUTH. Clerk.
BY EARL W. PARKER Deputy.
tsEALl
/. o. SMITH.
Attorney for Applicant
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Hcnnspin.
DISTRICT COURT
Fourth Judicial District
Annseels Morris hoorshAnd. PLAINTIFF.
Damon Charlss V. MoorphAnd. Defendant.
THE STATE or MINNESOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
You are hsrwby summoned and required
10 answer the complaint Of the plaintiff
IN the above entitled action. which com
plant has bren hled IN the Office Of the
clesk az said DtatTiot Court in and for
the County Of Hsnnspin and State Of
City q hihnsapoliS Minnesota and 10
serve . eopy Of your answer 10 the aid
complaint on the subscriber 90 her offles.
Saa Palace Building. Minneapolis. Mime
snta, within thirty t3ol days after service
Of thia sunnacns upon you. exclusive Of
the day 81 such service. and u you fan
20 answer the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid. the PLAINTIFF In this section
oil aPpy 10 the Court for the relief
desnandsd In aid complaint.
Dated this srd day Of July. ists.
l. q. SMITH
Attorney tOr Plaintiff
StS Palace Building
MinRrap0lh. MiRR.
Ne TSla
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appeal to the boys (although the
boys should know that respect Is
due even TO the girl with no re-
spect for herself. There are sew
eral Of US boys who would like TO
have a better understanding, also,
so think it over. Self respect Is
followed by respect.
Well, next week will be Girls
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Negro
Open Golf Play
Sunday, July Is

James w. SlemmOns, Mayor Of
Bonneville, and Theodore Allen Of
North American Life Co, sponsors
Of the annual Minnesota Negro
THEODORE y. ALLEN
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AMES CORPS TO
GIVE STREET DANCE
AOUATENITIAL WEEK

A mes Lodges championship
Drum and Bugle Corps will sponsor
a public street dance at Floyd Olson
Highway and Bassett Place, We'd
nesday night, July "a, for the bene-
At Of the drum corps ION to Buffalo
Pundn
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over for one more
week.
The cOnte st
goes this way -
WHO WILL WIN
THE GRAVES
PEP NJ A T & II
A N d II o w
WILL 1T END7
The answer
must be written
In not more than
fifty or not less
than forty words.
Write TO this Of
fee mt 3i4 Bird
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Cecil Taylor and Bert Davi-
son, tournament entries, Friday at
10 p. m. Dawson is present Min
nesota champion.
First Entry Signs up
Clyde Johnson, Jr., son Of a
former champ, was first to sign up
for the tourney.
Need SO SeOrekeepers
The tournament needs so young
women to keep score. Applicants
for this service may register by
calling either MIR. Allen, Dale 1857,
or Mr.. Slemmons at BR. 1898.
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ORnRR FOR WEARING PFTTrInN FOR
PROOF ~ Will, UNITING TINE
To FIVE CT AINS AND FOR
HEARING THEREON
File No, esSss
State ~ Minnesota. County ~ Hprncpin.
In Probate Court.
In Re Estata 81 Jossph Ayner Nelson.
ncc~drnt.
Order for Hsarirs Petition 20
Prsvs win
TT rs ORDERED, that al persons IN.
tere~ted show cause, " any thsv have be.
fore this Court on Monday. August sth,
te4e, at . O'Clock p NJ In the Court House
IN Minneapolis, Minnesota, WHY the petition
herein hlsd. % First National Rant of
Minneapolis and Lee Hd-tAd. both ~ Hem
nrpin County, MINI, for the allowance
WIN ard Testament Of said Decsdsnt and
the Proksts thereof and Tor the aprolnt-
msnt % themselves - Executors, should
orass 10 Ftle ClaIma GAa fer
NEARING TRsr~~a
IT II FURTHER ORDERED. that within
four moRths frurn the date hereof all ereai-
this Court Proofs will b. heard and claims
examined and adjusted before tnis Court On
Monday, pecsmbeF 1nd. isls az 10 o'cloek
4, N. In the Court House In Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
These ord~rs shall ~ published IN III.
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies therrOf
walled according 70 Law,
tSsal % Probate Ccart)
witaSs the Hon. MAhlsy I. FOsss~n.
JudEs % Probate Court this srd dsy Of
Clsrk ~ Proeats Court.
JOHNSON q TI.DsTAp. Attorney,
vas Rand Tower.
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PHoNoGRAPH REcoRpsl
paneS and Beegie NSs0ts hseSrdA Ssad
Toe Ter eaF eataioa0a.
THE WRIGHT MUSIC SHOPPE
atSt-Ss West Lshs o. Dept. API.
CHICAGO n. III
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A~-As " AAN A~A
a little kopasetie
with a righteous
spiel - one Of
those cats that
makes n good
deal.
! put the twis-
ter 10 the slam
mer when bright
W as about 70
Chamber, and like
q lame from Spo-
kane hunting my
home in Rome.
n-AA - l.
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and Mr. and Mrs Fred schuck shaHS to all Of
much appreciated Also, lovely gifts received from
bosses the Newmans the Ward Seniors Bill and Edna Small Foster
and Rancee Jane MoSs Nell D. RUSSELL and Villa Booker
The LOafsrs initiated Sunday Stanley "EEtee Tabor J who
styled the latest In women fashions including nyon the
bucket with using himble and then taken Phaen
whore he Oil bucket with water from the lake with hmbe
Stanley wore pin with the name "Estelle inscribed on It
Eleanor Hall made lovely bride Saturday sveningEleanOr
Dick left after the 10 days honeymoonwhen
escorted them the st. Paul station who should surprise by
coming back the unexpectedly but Max HAhe
trip the forgot ask him whether attended the Joe
Louis nohH plans attend but Max and his
often aStray.
A PAIR OF NYLONs OR A FIVE DOLLAR BILL TO THE
PERSON SENDING IN THE BEST NAME FOR THIS COLUMN
CONTEST ENDING JULY 81
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Sports Vues
by
Percy Villa

Because the interest Is high, and
also that / want more readers 10
get q fling at this little contest Of
mine. I'm hOldin'
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Juvenile 1--WE
Rr MN GATES

ny DON IA ES
They say writing is my bust
ness, and that's q great deal, for
II gives me a chance TO say. how /
fael We'll I feal
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and Eleanor 1.-THE newly -weds), Lillian and Emile Hin
Marguerite and Augustus Hill, Rose Mcclure, Fred
Schuck, Charlens Noble, Max Hall. Frank and Helen
Gambo Iris Brown Lloyd Gambol, EnolA and Carlos
MofFRtt, Mrs, Freddie Weston, Byron and Jean Rife
"a new papa and mamma In the near future), Lydia
and Phil Payne Joe Mccoy, Chester Oden, Alberta and
Leonard Davis Herman Cotton and wife, "Cotte" BeR
and Rufus Boyd Lillian and Art Burria JEFF AndeT-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Myers 1.-THE CleanersI, Mr.
and Mrs. Squire Neal, Esther and Harold Brown
John and Dorothy Scott, Dad" and Mrs. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs, John Patton DIR. and Mrs, c. G. Hin,
Robert and Mary Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirk,
wifi Han InrrnIns and Curtia ChiysrH Franz CLARK
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O. THIS lis NT'
WI KfkNAx GG0M@ Seseu

This weekend for started THE Rochester Egnce Tiny
brothers, Harold
public little early therefore missed the crowd But
understand they had full house the night before their official
opening Charlie Blackburn Chester Bryant having
few together Ji The officers Of the Minneapolis Elk
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crowded looking tterbuggng
too Should have seen ts The socatss party at Columbia
Mays for npary and then the Caud Mason later and
from the Paul hanging they must have had fun and sl
Danny Robinson, Wilbur Dugas Juania Oden and Rose
ahshnE Long Lake owned by Baman
don't Negroes" said
umphl And then Idsla GGSby called the Mil City Sal
walton Army concerning the and told they allow
ing Negro families 70 90 this year This yOT meet every day
Among those participating In the whist tourney the Es
Nett Harris Carlos MendosA Noah Pate
Dorothy Jones' Arqua Cook and Stella Washington This
Ave Tuesdays Am who the winner
win be.
This something 10 look forward TO- See that Barbara Shawdr
back from their Detroit Chicago
Added thought The Ten Limited Club Ia Of younGstsrS
the T Phi DeRR (AnotheT Of y0ungseTs
Derby and will assisted by Lillian Goodhu
will have girl chorus (dancers and other
This will be given In August.
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LEGAL NOTICES

FILE A4s924
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Hennepin.
DISTRICT COURT
Fourth Judicial District
Otto Elmer Jensen. Plaintiff.
Eldora Jensen. also known a. Mrs. John
Erko, Defendant.
SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required
TO RnSweT the complaint Of the plaintiff
In the above entitled action, . copy Of
which h hereto attached and herewith
served upon you. and 20 serve q copy Of
your answer 10 the said complaint on the
subscribers at their Office. at T85 Rand
Tower. In the city Of MinneApOlls, county
Of Hennepin. within thirty (SOD days after
the service Of this summons upoa you.
exclusive Of the day Of such service and
II you fail 10 answer the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In
this action will apply 70 the court for the
relief demanded In the complaint
JOHNSON and IL.DSTAD
7SS Rand Tower
Minneapolis .. Minnesota
Attorneys for plaintiff
Dated; June II. Is4s.
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THE GossIPLE TRUTH

lHE NOSSlfLE TRUTH
Has Bill Duffy (he has n bankroll
and strings) bought into Elmer
(Violent) Rayf No, Harry Hirsh.
the ticket boss, has no front-row
seats nor ringside for that matter.
-, Here's the New South for you:
Happy Chandler Of Kentucky solic-
itinR Bojangles Bill Robinson's
autograph nj the All-Star game.
Hats of to Charlie (StAr- JournaO
Johnson for his swelligent piece on
Jackie Robinson, Well deserved and
well written. Canada Lee, pro-
Queer and stage star. Is now man.
ager 81 u priEehghter. Al Hoos-
man. who by the way was Joe
Louis sparring partner and n good
one, so I'm told. o.. The mite spots
are OF better than 2b per cent. ..
And tips fifty. Scientists say
that the best rinEside seats to the
next Atom Bomb test will be 10
miles distant. mike Jacobs
beat the smart thinkers TO that by
ten yearSl A testimonial ban.
quet IN honor Of Joe Louis. will he
given by the United Negro Vet
Grams, Tuesday. July %, In Chicago.
Among the guests will be Mayor
Kelly, Bette Davis, Paul Roheson.
Artie Shaw and many other screen
and sports celebrities. Incl
dentally Louis will make personal
appearances for two weeks begin.
ming July % at the Rum BoOgie
Cafe, q. One Of his victims, Max
BRer, will he appearing nj the same
time with Make Rosenblooml ut
the Colosimo's. And while those
sour apples In Washington are try.
ing TO make up their minds about a
new OPA. how's this for a theme
song "Life Is Chester Bowles Of
Cherries"
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USES

WA!
Char
Ernplo,
crir1inl
in job
are at
United
mission
The
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Jim
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COLORED GIANTS TO
PLAY At LEXINGTON
FRIDAY NIGHT

FRIDAY NIGHT
Twin City Colored Giants will
play the Midway All-Stars In base
ball game at Lexington park, Fri
day, July 10. Manager George NJ.
White, and team just returned from
a successful series in Canada. Bat
teries: Mckenzie or Price and
White. All-Stars are very tough
opponents. Lean Presley back from
Marines will probably play short
atom
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Walter Lear at the bar
. They are q nice bunch
Z out the right way
niger, the James Cole
and Genevievs Cooper
I one Of the spots .
'hillips and hubby, Ray,
Ben CasSius Ben
st from q shower given
Wis, q recent bride .
sic Harris home.
at the clio hall, was
4 band didn't show and
kept the people
. Glymped Elizabeth
nv way out OF the dance,
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Ave. g., Minneapolis. Answers must
be In by Tuesday noon. So hurry,
hurry, and hurry. The reward yes,
there In one. Two ringside seats
10 the next latter the Graves Pep
mAtch) fights 10 either Of the Twin
City boxing shows. Sit yourself
down and write an advance result
story Of the coming fight. Az many
letters a. possible will be printed
In the column next Friday. The big
fight falls on the 26th (Thursday) !,
20 II ought 10 be fun reading the
next day how you and everyone
else picked II. Mr.. Newman and
myself will serve a. judges and the
winner will be announced next Fri
day.
suppose you may have wondered
as 10 how I'm going 10 pick III
Well, don't let me fool you In your
letters 10 me as TO what I'm going
TO say, yA see It's only my opinion
and | may be all wet led. motel
ut won't be the first time, Percy"
don't like to hurt anyone's
pOcketbOok and rap n nice person
like Tony Stecher, or hurt his house
by knocking the show and etc. But
since the house Ii about 80 per cent
sold now, and will be a sell-out be-
fore the fighters enter the ring, all
the knocking I can add IL not going
10 hurt the house or Tony Stecher
one cent.
II I were TO tell you that our
Jackie don't even belong in the
same ring with the champ, ! hope
you Grave fans don't get mad nj
me. After all. my name Ii
signed above this piece and I'm
the fall guy II Pm wrong. No
use me saying that I hope I'm
wrong rs ! still don't think he has
n chance. =. Many fans are calling
Graves a hard puncher. But can
YOU name me anyone he has stopped
during the past 10 months7 Or
better still who has he knocked
down within the past 10 months :
Poor Jackie In all his fights
has been the RRRressor. Don't
tell me he's going TO he that against
one ~ the greatest champs In our
timeH It's gonna be tough for
the Kid 10 take such n Jump all In
one night. 3. Best bet Ii to TRY"
counting how MANY punches Graves
will miss against Pep. 4. But II he
lands four or Ave times against
Pep, you gotta consider that good.
Short story: David Mason. Negro
heavyweight, died Of injuries suf-
fered In n bout with Joe Mosti at
Buffalo. ". v. few months AGO.
A benefit for his widow and Ave
children was staged there last week.
The rate for the show was
81. 4B0.B0. but the promoters re-
norted n deficit Of Sl79.29.
Being sentimental souls the pro-
motors will not require Mrs. Mason
Ia make up the differences.
BUT DON'T GET ME- WRONG-I
LOVE THE BOXING GAME,
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other round this and luck
being conferred nice gftsOne studio
lounge the gift from about sixty peoperene and Charles HILL Sid
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and VI
in the
singing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-19
LUCKY MILLINDER
ORCHESTRA TO BE


HEHE JUL %
Lucky Millinder and his Decca
Recording Band will play for a
dance at the CLIO Hall Sunday, July
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