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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

FOR sALE-A sPI,END1DLT EQUIPPED
four baths has het-water heat, electric
lights, instantaneous hot-water heater; cx-
celentIy furnished throughout: owner will
sell entire outfit. including furniture. for
$1,000. and make reasonable terms. This
property is within walking distance of All
fHILLIrs Il sAGER. INC.
l4u9 New York ave. II W.
FOR sALE-A VERY COMPLETE sIX-RooM
and bath home northwest; convenient to car
PHiI.LIFs 4 sAGER. INC.
1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-A DETACHED HONE NORTH
west. with hot-wntcr heat: in trst-ciass CON
ditIon: can I've bought for 5000; On Tcd-
PHILLIPS & sAGER. INC.
liU3 New York u ".
ami Columbia road; hot-watfr heat; in first
class condition rice. $; 900
PHILLIPS y SAGAE. INC.
1909 New York NV.
home in Washington Heights; thoroughly
modern throushoGi; an nnns4at opportnni'y
section. Price, $1,000 Terms can ts ar
ranged
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC,
1903 New York n.
bath home on two floors. with hot water
heat: we can sell for $500; possess can
bc given in 80 days.
PHILLIPS ~ SAGER, INC,
lio9 New York ave. NV.
FOE SALF-SrLENDID SIX ROOM AND BATH
home IN Eloomingdale. with cellar. furnace
heat; house in frst-class condition; can be
PHILLIPS ( sAGER. INC.
1iG9 New York ny
FOR sALEA TwEIyE-RooM AND FAITH
home in st. Aioysius parish: We can sell for
$4,000 ard give Immediate possession; easy
terms can he arranged.
PHILLIPS X %tGER. NC,
1909 New York ny
room and twobat home in Mount Pleasant.
with sleeping por'les; nice yard front and
rear; every latest modern convenience; yaaor
rHIIIIPS 4 sAGER, INC,
lt09 New York ny
FOR sALE-oxE OF THE LARGEST SIN
electric lights; hot-watcr heat: front and
porciles; 20 feet 10 public alley. Price
and terms reasonable.
PHILLIPS u &AGEE, NC
liUl New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-Two EXCELLENT SIX ROOM
modern homes west Of 18Th street. near Co
lunbia road: hot-'vater heat; electric lights:
porchcs: reception hail Price, s.. 100
each: rras<rah!e terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & SAGEK, INC,
l4u3 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-T'wo SIX ROOM HOMES IN CO.
umhia Heights: square from 14th St:
thoroughly modern thru hout l.ot-Ng1ter
heat electric lights; attic an! nice lot.
Price 81 500 each
PHILLIPS * SAGFR. INC,
1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-REAUTIFrL SIX ROOM CORNER
home on New Hampshire avenue, with hot
water heat and electric lights Price
$+,Jou.
PHILLIPS & sAGER. NC.
14u9 New York ave. NV.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.


Powerboat NJ S. Faunce. at 11th street
wharf with nsll for dealers; steamer
Southland, from Norfolk and Old Point
to the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Cop1nary; steamer Volunteer. from
Mat-awolrlan creek and river landings TO
the Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat
Company.
Departures.
Schooner !. r Dixon. light, for lower
river MONT to load and return, schooner
James o. Wright, light for a Potomac
I,oint to load for this city or Baltimore.
schooner Majestic. light. for the Potomac
oyster beds to load for this market:
steamer Northland. for Old Point and
Norfolk with freight and passengers.
steamer Capt Wetherll, for Fort WASH
incron with Army stores and paSengerS
Memoranda
Schooner BERTHE May is reported duo
here with oysters for the market: schooner
S J.. Bowen is at a lower river point TO
load lumber for bay point; schooner
Virginia Dare is in Nomim crock with
merchandise from this city: schooner
Elizabeth Carter. at Baltimore. WILL, To
turn to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. doads>
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G rooms md hath: hot-water bexe: e2seexA
Fight; lot 25xI5o. Price, 81. 5oo- PoSesEisns1l
so days
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

THE pREIritar sUECHB ~ NV. part
Of city les sIl!f ii ?ery. overlooking the
rotorasc, facing ne =: I along Coadai. road
80 i,a = ...cc'-s from cars; one fare: no
cheEEa; GOOD T. gEbarao"i established; sir city
N7iii-a; large lois fo- tart.els ami chick u.s.
l4a3k Ibis ttfact!rc property over before buyins
by i:ds Nr!!Ie prices rc-It and build later
E.aHcr. sewer, electric lights. shada. Lots
$3.50 - 500; ossy terms. Take Cabin John car
set OF at Je7vett St See w. L. JACKSON, own
~. living the property. Cleyc- 4s3-J. or
SEQ S. z. D0RSETT. owner, 15ei II ST. NV.
Main -6oo.
WE HAVE orARTE.!,-aCHs TRACTS. Is MIN
utes froGl the Treasury Iy automobile. which
we sell from $500 to $3.50: good neshbor-
hooo: tls cAvJ.es- ground near the National
Cspital-
L. E. -,ACGAET. Exclusive Agent
1870 Kew York ave-
l-RooM BUNGALOW. FURNISHED OR IN
Furnished: : acres; Groom Bungalow, outbuiid-
iags. fruit SIZE; 10 a., rooms, s.. 0o0; 1sH
e.. isrge l-roe1n louse. $3.50: a, Groom
;91ss, fruit. $500: bungalows. cottages and
farms at low prices. If You have NO cash to
pay Gown don't answer.
sE. {. HALL.
Clarendon. Va. is
EEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, VA SUB
Urbs; Or, bath, h.-w-h.; buiit-in garage, poultry
house: shade;. garden: $3.50; macadam pike;
near station. ARTHUR Nj C0NAOk.- Room :,2i,
126A14th.@1.W. L.
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= ruoras ard hath: hot-watcr heats s-e1scfr1
light; lot CoS2o0. Price. SC, 800.
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WANTED-STORAGE.

say ERAL THOUSAND FEET OF GROUND
space under shed cover. flooring not necessary.
for temporary storage of heavy commodities: Old
stable coal yard tracks watld be cousid-
cred: good prie. Paid for the mex three four
months 1lniediAte Possession desired. if pos
Main Pho.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR = sc ESTABLISH
Iaeiofqs rab'e ,< and ni tTG 5s 4s.
ceiy.d l.ar, until . pm. March -. 1915. and
then oreue,l. fe- FURNISHING Inat.rins and labor
TIDAL Pasta in Potomac Park Further inforna-
,i,,, a., .nn,,,yfion rnh12, 49, II. Ii. IL %
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Unusual Opportunities.

Unusual Opportunities
1872 PARK ROAD NV. Mount Pllasano. A
most attractive ilolsc. in :, charming
part Of tn" city orcr an eighth 4: acre Of
ground; ten rooms attic. sl"eps1@ porct.s,
conservatory. two bathrooms, gid storage
and double garage. Viii he ready for o.
cupa!cy May !. Price. s1i.5uoso.
1856 RANDOLPH STREET NV. .Ns:w si1-roor,,.
attic. two-bath. house: open fir
place; h"nted %arn"r. Immediate posses
son. Price, s1,1J0o0.
bath. attic. electric light: hot-y1atrr hea; F.:
ing porcheS. Ready for occupancy by May
-. Price. $4,000.
700 LoNGFELow STREET NV. New six
room house. BATH MODERN II! every way.
Both lines. VII be ready for &C
cuIancy May Il. l'rice, $4,000.
J. :. GRCVEE, Owner.
Phone Main IT'S. UHun Trust bldg. COS
MODERN HOME CORNER; ROOMS AND
bath; brick: h.v.h-; lnunirF tubs colonial porch.
concrete cellar. lIrIe lot; for garage: give
possession 20 days. Reduced o 500 for
quick safe. Atire's BOX 80 II. Star Office. 21'
FOR SALE No CASH AND SiG.5U PER
month Will purchase nearly s;-roor1 lousc
on Clay s. ne. near Glst: square from cars.
This j. good chance for reliat,le. rUt6rsd ger-
son Arply Room i0i. kcnUis bldg. lith ami .
SITS. aus
BRICK. . Ec0Ns. CELLAR: FURNACE
heat. colonial porch. brick saras,. quincy place
price. 81. >tH terms IL silt Address I}uk
IL. Star Office.
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rcoms and bath: hot-watcr hcat- Ezxage~u
one-third acre. Price. sI.750. Possesstua dn<0
days.
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NfINh OIfEF N91NSE ~ bdlR
rooms and hath hot-wster h-af. e1eee1l
hight; rars-e ard chicken house. GOOD GAr11n
Price, Sc 900. Possession in so Days
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.


FOR L.EASlI6l9 EUTAW PLACE: % FEET
front; 4story residence; steam heat furnished
from adjoining house: most beautiful boulevard
in the world Several hirh-g-ade Suburban cot
tagcs at Gainesville for sale. II. CLAY SUFtcB.
Union Stock Yards. Baltimore Il"
FOR RENT = FURNISHED BUNGALOW. OK
Chesapeake bay; DC fare from Washington; Tor
six persons; 500 for summer. Apply $50 lSth
St NV.
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For SALE-WAREEousEs.

JHREESToEY. BRICK WAREHOUSE. NEAR
T. ana o. IL. r. about $500 square feet floor
square Get. COOK. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Iatts---l st. ne Phone R..4674. 10.
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5.cI..cIILrx BANKING CORPORATION.
FOR SAFE OR RENT.

SMALL, COUNTRY PLACE. FURNISHED, IN
Shenandoah valley. l 4. miles from Winchester.
Va: :: hours by rail or motor; modern conyen-
fences: > bedrooms and bath; garden. orchard.
poultry plant. carriage house; = acres. Apply 20
OWNER is15 Conn. ave-. Washington. ID. &. L.
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AIN aUt F4-N z" HfAA SH-' 49,
TOSEPH c. ZIRKLE,
an2 t-QTNHsDO RI.DG-

FOR stI.i=rAGN. $50 ACRES: MODERN
dwelling; ton rooms: two baths; acetclyn gas
:, SEM electric lights could be installed: fine
isrs- stable and barn; Two miles south OF Alex
a-ar.a Va abGrIIng trunk railroads Rich
ipoaJ ard Atlanta. Price. SJoOco Would Gun
s.lr- selling IN parcels.
: LEO koLG. 923 New York
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on HEIGHTS. WEST OF 10th STREET.

rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat electric
Tights, beamed ceiling dining room. hardwood
floors. colonial front porch lack purches. 4 coy
liz me. and about the only on. Of the size now 70
b. obtained in The neighborhood. Immediate pos
session Price. 81 900.
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TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARC.

HOUSE your family at Hotel ST. Msry's, Icon
&fr6tcwn Nd. Motor ils twice daily from Wash
8 inctcr. Steamer three times week from fa!to.
and Washington. Modern cony'rienr"s. arli.S'au
water goo, schools. i;athiGS. boating, Ssh Hs.
.kates moderate. Write for particulars. Sis.irs
he.srury. Manager.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TGsNEn0, NIB. -. MILES; 10 MINCTES
Penn. L. Il. 20 minutes by automobile; ~
acr,s: rooms: large sleeping porch; h.-w-h-:
ac.tyicae gas. bath, water; high elevation; in
l..auLifil grove; bearing orchard: small fruits:
gars@a. chicken hYlse; largo barn; spring; run
ming brock: tennis court fine garden land; terms
Of sale or exchange To suit; WOE -, rent FUR
nisi"i OF unfinished. Owner. H. f. HARMON.
:l.I I n 2.
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FOR RENT.

yyj-TI. SITUATED COUNTRY PLACE IN MARY
land. - aerrs: cirht-roam olG-laShoHed house:
ri.4nly rrr5.s4s-i: saaGe large porch; ten miles
rom cart.- Of city: nacadam road; 500 Per
luun. y, fu- SIX months.
AIcI.ac'.ien Bark;a- CORPORATION.
NJ 49, tRcal fststN pspt-l- l0h and q NV
FOR SALE or RENT.
FoI; SALE OR RENT-l2ie ACRES; GOOD
land fenced Io-rooan house; fruit; fine garden.
necessary ouihuildinSS: J.. mile OF Falls Church
Address Fox 81 II. star Office II.
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WE ARE OFFERING: SEVERAL MoDEHN
homes in The ci.oicast lncsliticg With i,i.5ne-
date possession for $3.50, so. o00. So 0O0
J.Uoo. respectiyr7 easy terms
STORY X CUHIt
lll2 Connecticut axe
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:, FRIDAY. MARCH Is, 1913.
THE EVENING STAR, FIR
FOR sALE-HOUsES.
Continued.


CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. MODERN DETACHED
hoIlow-tiie house; 10 rooms. = baths. garage;
large lot; price, $500; terms
New sesni-Setacbed brick: one block from,
Conn. ave: 9 rooms and bath; southern expos
ure' price, $3.50 terms 1aIs;-,-1-,.r
s1s Colorado hld.,. Main 52s1:
JUST THE House FOR CoLoRED PHYsI-
clan; price. 5000; Rhode Island avenue NV.
near Iowa Circle: 3-story. 1oroo1l brick resi-
dence owner leaving city; Immediate possession
l.. s. blPSC0M8, Gl2 }3t3 ST
4 VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE IN CUN.UHBIA
Heights rooms ana bath; . stories; Improved
hot-wstrr beating plaat; irstan t3n"oJs hot-wa ter
heater; laundry tubs; ''rYIuss toilet; 'ne larS;
collar under entire house: eo.oni.. trout rorch
double back porch; lacE" back yard. rms hcuse
is in a ye nv tiaStau. Ia"a ion; very ruol IA
mer. Address BOX 239-ii, Star Office ~
pAETLY FURNISHED OR UNFUENlEIi.D
and y. II. ave NV: loose could not be butt
today for twice The price asked: in Grst-class
share ard present income from rented rooms is
mnst satisfactory. iaI;lrr Of owner, on srHtitscs
after . p.la. Price Of house. uEf4Egi,'ied.
tAN NEFNN5T. f=ATsl.Y I'51S$f7SSION o.
TIL. FQTIJsr E>t; HOUSES:
S-5.,up-
';oa- Connecticut Avenue bridge.
On lot - feet front beautiful home or Eng
lfsh basement I'VE: l. rooms baths: hot
water heat; electricity and gas; unusually large
Sleeping rorra; double Gatase. iA4a lrife Is
very low Tor what is oflernd
This is reat hars,jn; downtown residcnr"
of fifteen -oonis; several BATHS; MI modern con
ycuieucos; possession IN ahogs 80 days.
sc.ni-dctacl,od brick Aoass, Chevy Chase. d. O. ,
10 rooms, . baths. tao arrange terms.
Washington Heights.
Il rooms. . hat.s- steam heat; electric lights;
corner Of alley, allowing side light, terms.
New semi-1etachcd colonial brick near Sol
dies Home PARK: g rooms, be tbs hot wa tor
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION,
PROPERTY OWNERSl
About all the houses
listed in my Office have
been sold, and we need
more properties to sell.
OWNERS desiring to
make quick sale will do
well to list with us, as
we have many applicants
waiting for US to find them
homes.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
So Woodward Bldg
Phone Main 100.
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TAkONA PARK. ND.
. and bath. furnace heat; electric ffyheJ
/ "a ceres. Irice. $3.50. Possession In so caya.
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FOR CoLORED-L0oK AT GLENDALE. u. 9.
Modern homes and fine graded streets water.
saver ana electric Lights. Gnts $50 and NJ; s,
raSh. 81 per month. Take u street cars Earlr.
District Line get "G at 3>th 81. Ne. WALL
south ever graded street into Glendale"
IRWIN & SHANK. owuers, 1910 C s.. NV.
Main 3Caic
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rooms and hath; hot-wst-r neaes eieexis
Hight; good Chicken boerS> and garden: lot
31xIS0. Price. S 80. Possession In 30 days.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

Make WONDERFUL INVESTMENT: FOR
sale ny owner: Is cents square foet: 10 4Sl
81. # ngar bi-rk I'd. and Ca. ave. NV. room
Tor 20 70 10 small garages or large warehouse.
address 1lrx 2fl-lI. Star Office
81 ACII]S-CORNER SPRING; ROAD AND
Euck Greek road apply to
John IEABUWER 19s
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. MODERN DETACHED
holor-te house; 10 rooms, baths. garage;
| large lot; price, 5000; terms
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n a high ard healthy location; s rooms and
.zta: electric Hight. hot-vsser heat: Y acre Of
FRO I'D great variety Of small fruits: 30 young
fruit trees. Price, Ss.9Jo. Possession in 30
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BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE

Eeautiful bungalow. G large room reception
hail. linen clcse}. nice bathroom. Lof-water heat.
line dry cellar. bay window and open fireplace
N dining electric Fights throughout. VITA
three-way switches double uoorS ana double sid
ing: electric motor FOR pump large rorccs front
and bach. screened; earase. two cars; splendid
IA an, l1Sxl.o deep to alley; IS Young bcarir.
fruit trees: 300 rose bushes; located at ycirA.
Va. Wasl--Ta. electric line; 81 minutes 10
18th and Pa ave. NV; bJ--,alow second prop
erty left from NeitI station; ] minute walls
ASK for Mr.. Miller's place. You can inspecr any
time. Immediate possession given. Prize. Sc coo.
Terms, $500 cash balance. $50 per month. Pie
tire and al information. See W. OHAEA. VIII
lett * Eeinecke Co, Exclusive Agent 1903 II
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FOR RENT-STORES.

HALF OF STORE ON e ST. NEAR 9th: SHOW
window II desired: cheap rent: excellent loca
5ioa address BOX SGD Star oiIice
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r.,ors ard bath; hot-wster heat. 1se -5ox1so
1ricc. Si.5co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-18
Personal Mention

c. Durkee, connected with the i'm migration office at Skagway arrived in town on the City of Seattle and is guest at the Gastineau.
 J. Kingham of Thane was Sun day guest at the Bergman.
 A gentleman who calls himself Billy Sunday" is a guest at the Al askan Hotel, having come from Che nR.
 M. A. Greenbaum has left for Ket chikan where he will attend to busi ness.
 c. W. Woolman, a Skagway and Haines business man is registered at the Gastineau.
 Carl Logan, of Douglas, is enrolled at the Hotel Bergman.
 Marshal J. M. Tanner with wife and Mrs. Fred Tanner arrived home on the City of Seattle and are al the Gastineau.
 T. Gagnon is new arrival at the Alaskan Hotel.
 Geo Drake of the Forestry Office at ketchikan is Juneau visitor. MT Drake is at the Gastineau
 G. R. Litchfield is guest at the Occidental Hotel.
 Capt A. c. Abramson is registered at the Alaskan Hotel.
 H. Tindall. a prominent subcon tractor of Anchorage, is stopping al the Gastineau.
 J. F. Chamberlain is again regis tered at the Occidental Hotel.
 Word has been received that Coun cilman Jim King will arrive home tho last of March after his extended triI to the States.
 Harry Gartly is guest at the Gastineau from Wrangell, where he is in business.
 The gas boat E. A. Hegg will sai tomorrow morning at o'clock fol Rake.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-18
ATTORNEY AND HIS CLIENT ARE CITED
 TO SHOW CAIJSE

Martin J. Lund, attorney for Chris.
 tian Tjosevig, and Christian Tjose- viz, were this morning ordered by Judge R. w. Jennings to appear in open court at It o'clock Saturday
 morning and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court
 The order was issued on account of an affidavit made by Tjosevig setting forth that MT. Donohoe, plaintiff in the case, was Democratic National Committeeman for Alaska,
 that he controlled, or greatly in fiuenced the appointments of the judges for Alaska, and was largely responsible for the appointment and confirmation of Judge Jennings, and that Judge Jennings and Donohoe are close personal friends It set up that the question at issue would be a question of fact, directly con-
 tradicted by the plaintiff and de | fendant regarding the performance i, of assessment work on the claims under controversy, and that the de fendant felt that he was working | under a disadvantage before the | court, and asked that the court | submit certain facts to the findings I of jury, and demanded that in
 case this be not done, that another | judge be called in to hear these ] facts.
 l Judge Jennings then stated that ii has been rule of the court in cases ! of this kind to take the course asked for, and that such course would
 be followed in this case when the | proper time comes, but that it would
 be done on motion of the court, ant ! lot on that motion and affidavit oi | defendant. He then issued the or
 fer for the attorney and client tt 1 appear and show cause.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-18
GIFT SHOP NOW IS OPEN TO PUBLIC IN
 VALENTINE BUILDING

Another patriotic event was mark. ed today when the Juneau Woman's Gift Shop was opened to the public, The shop is located in the Valentine Building and anyone desiring to com municate with the management can do so by phoning number 3532 which is the temporary telephone connection.
 Every afternoon except Sunday. the Gift Shop will be open from until , o'clock and everyone who can is asked to bring gifts that can be utiliz- ed in one way or another. There is no limit to the variety of articles to be handled and it is expected that this shop will Overshadow the efforts of metropolitan variety show if it should come to a mat ter of competition in regard to size and assortment of stock.
 People are also asked to come and buy articles that they may find use full to themselves. In this way the shop will become a medium of ex- change where folks may mutually benefit themselves and the govern ment for who the ladies are work ing.
 The committee in charge of the store is composed of Mesdames Val entine, Gilbert, Rosselle, McEvoy and Miss Brady.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-18
RED CROSS MAGAZINE
 IS INSTRUCTIVE

The Red Cross Magazine is en deavoring to tell by pictures, stor ies and articles how Red Cross mon ey is being spent, and how Red Cross supplies are being distributed and put to use The magazine is an excellent publication, and should be n the home of every Red Cross supporter.
 Annual members of the American Red Cross may become magazine members and receive the Red Cross Magazine for one year by paying an additional dollar to the local chapter within three months after the original dollar was paid.
 Persons who have already sub scribed to the magazine, and whc have failed to receive their first copy. should allow ample time for taking care sof the tremendous amount of new work piled up al headquarters as consequence of the recent drive, and in event of the failure of the magazine to come through at be end of a reasonable period of S(he, should then notify the local branch of the Red Cross
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-18
Fire from An Oil Stove or Heater Causes Bonfire. Seen All Over the
 Channel.
OWNER AT THE THEATER
The Fire Department Re- sponded but Was Un- able to Do Any,
 thing.

A fire which proDably originated from an overloaded oil stove com pletely destroyed the home of H. H. Townsend last night at 1o:3o. The townsend home is located a short distance above where the Basin Road curves to climb the hill. The fire was discovered by Otto Wilde shortly after 10 o'clock.
 MT. Townsend and wife had been spending the winter at the Gastineau Hotel and had just moved their be- longings back into their home few days ago. Mrs. Townsend is on a trip to Seattle and MT. Townsend was in a downtown picture show at the time the fire started. Word of the fire was 'phoned to Glen Bartlett at the Gastineau who succeeded in locating MT. Townsend.
 The house and all of it's contents were destroyed It was impossible to save any of the furniture. When the blaze was first discovered the flames were going higher than the roof and the heat forbade close ap- proach
 MT. Townsend stated that just be fore going down town he had started two fires, one in an oil stove in the kitchen and one in a wood stove up stairs and he is not sure which one of the stoves caused the damage, but presumes that the oil stove was to blame. The loss of house and fur niture will approximate $2,50o and was only covered by insurance to the extent of $1,000
 The Fire Department responded promptly as usual to the alarm but the members found themselves help less upon arriving at the fire owing to the fact that the Townsend home is located high against the bluff Hundreds of people gathered near the flames which scared skyward and a wierd scene was produced as the flames melted the surrounding snow causing water to run and boil in the fire.
 There was a thirty gallon tank of coal oil under the house and it was feared that an explosion would re- suit but the fire did not reach the concealed oil In fact, because of the location the house made a bon fire which could be seen plainly from every part of the city, from he channel and from Douglas and Treadwell.
 Concerning the Townsend fire Chief Sim Freiman made. the statement that the low water pressure was caused by the fact that there is no waiter in the upper tank at this time )f the year More pressure might have been had by telephoning to start the pumps, but the house was mass of flames before the alarm was turned in and could not be saved. Owing to the isolated situation of the house there was no danger of the conflagration spreading.