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Evening star., 1919-04-05
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc

FOR sAtE-PRICE. $4,000.
Handsome home in washington
Heights: completely furnished; ten
large rooms; two finely fitted bath
rooms; hot.water heat; electric
lights; double floors, etc. This 10
high.class property ano noo. WI"
appeal to you. Phone u. 5SO4.
FOR sALT-PRIcE. $4,000.
In the downtown section We
have an excellent 3-story brick.
contaiufng 10 rooms and baths
and having every modern eonven-
iepce; present owner has recently
had the whole place dsne over. and
it IL now in Al condition.; located
on st., in one Of the best resi-
dential squares; Phone Us 10 for
permit to inspect. Phone n. 1904.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $500.
Handsome home near 18th ana
Lamon. sts.; 3-story brick. con
taininr 10 rooms and baths. and
having hot-watef heat, electric
liRht and oak floors: deep lot
with garage: Act quickly on TINS
q sae .so4' e '0o''l be too '''e' fn'ne
FOR sALEPRICE. 5000.
| On u st. near l4th. q So0o, Suo-
stantiaI S-story brick with won
derfui business possibilities; at
! present occupied by owner a. a
residence. but can easily be con-
yerted into 4 fine paying business
! proppsition at small cost: Ngpect
this at once. Phoae M. 50O4.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $3.50.
! A fully detached brick 6Hnss-
land, near car lines; built little
| over a year ago and occupied by
owner. who has kept it like new.
| ,The lot Is large and the house will
| surely please psa.s 2 ypu; sao1 Terms II oe'
FOR sALE-PRICE. 5000.
The best home in Chevy Chase
for the money; rooms and catn
On two floors; large porches, large
| yard, hot-water heat and cleo
TIC lights Immediate possession.
Phone N. 590.
FOR sALE+PRICE. Sc, $50.
On New Hampshire ave. near
| Park road; ideal six-room house:
| yery modern and in excellent con-
ditisn: owner leaving city will
entertain offer. Phone II. 5004.
FOB sALE-PRICE. $6,25o.
In Bloomingdale: 3-story brick
with modern conveniences; rooms
| and bath; large yard to paved Al
ley; plenty Of room for garage.
Phone n. 1904.
The most up-to-date home in
Washington for the moeny;. six
rooms and bath, attic. with hard
wood floors; electric lights; hot
water heat; 6ehs,la T. tvn refr,sefa" e.E 5;ne.
in ideal neishborhood. Phone N.
lFoR sALE-PRICE. $4.250.
Here's your chance for . good
| home in Bloomingdale at q low
cost; located on a good street ana
convenient to two lines OF cars:
Il easy terms can be arranged fn0ne
n L. SANSBURY CO.. II
..EyERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE.
721 18th St. NV.
Phone NJ. 5e4-o
PErwoRrH.
Nearly new six-room brick; hot-wate
heat. electricity, gas: POSSESSION MA
: i. OWNER. s13 Allison st. n"
II S5.875.
nOlHp1ArH POSSESSION. sIX-RooM
hath brick, near Lincoln Park; near
schools. ETC.: good neignbors' 2.veo .nsS
and rear; owner soon to leave city; TERMS
eash. halance In easy payments.
= 1887 Ames pl. ne.
.OVner on premises.
: NEW HOUSE.
Half square Of 18th st. car.
IL Hardwood floors, vapor heated. ei
! IH1hts ma Gas; beautiful porches:
rear ward to alley; 8 rooms and bath; I
leaving town; must sell at once. Call
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sPLENDID BRICK: DETACHED CO.
lonial house. Mt. Pleasant. near ,.th
and Park rd.; 10 rooms and BATH: ION.
H. front; home too large for owner:
Will sell at great bargain; less than
cost TO reproduce house Price.
Si6.Ooo. viii also sell handsome fur.
niture. oriental rugs, ETC., at bargain
prices.
WALTER A. BROWN.
624 14th ST. NV.
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THE J. y. HOLLOWAY CO..
11lo r 1T NV. Telephone Franklin S98.

THE J. y. HOLLOWAY CO; ono
11lo r st. NV. Telephone Franklin s9S.
WISCONSIN AVE.
Somerset inst opposite to Chevy Chase;
rooms and bath: gas. electricity HARDWOOD
floors and trim; pofches: acres land. can Carp, ns
made into ten large bsldnE lots: 6eaut,fel
trees. A bargain: Investig.ts;
tifuI colonial house: rooms and bath: lot
so1iso IT, deep: gas e,essrcs1y a. e ;oo nwn t.r:
Corner house: 8 rooms and tiled bath: three
norches: screened sleeping porch; attic: gas,
electricity; hardwood aoe,' aaa ;d tr' mI. - sh.
| most desirable homes in this section Price,
$500; terms s,c,,ox
! Detached b1nsalew; large lot: rooms and
tiled bath; front and back porches h'-w;h;: WI;
stationary tubs sav1Sc INF sr INV NV Wow '.
Corner house; east of 18th ST.: rooms and
bath: front and'bac perches; h-w.h; Ami.
Price $780, 'e1.s sih ST. NE.
Corner house; 8 rooms and bath: lot 2711Oo
#. deep: gas: pantry: h-wh; double front
and back porches: stationary tubs: gas range
PRICE, ''i NEAR LINCOLN PARK
rooms and bath; h-wh; gas; panty;
hardwood 6oors; porches: room for garage.
f''e@' NORTHEAST SECTION.
rear yards; parquet floors: hardwood trim;
fornace heat: room for garage. Price. $500;
easy terms.
! Detached corner house. rooms and tiled
bath; porches; h.-w.b.: gas. electricity;
hardwood floors: pantry; two e1tra rooms on
! fine third door can bc used as bedrooms. House
il Of hollow tile construction built tive years
sgo. Price. $3.50; terms:
THE J. W. HOLLOWAY CO..
| 11lO st. NV. Telephone Franklin sos.
as0O I. ST. N.W.-BUsINHsS CORNER: 8
| room frame; bath; lot 21x121 Price. A.5o0.
No dealers. J. w. BARTLEY. 1412 Minnesota
FOR SALE
|Attention Colored Housekeepers
bath each; 2l4s and PAS price. g, ,7so each;
2147. corner. with front and side lawn, price.
: a 900; terms can be made.
|. window press brick dwelling; alley in rear:
), price. - 900; terms
: Near 18th and NV: s-s,ory: Groom and
It bath hay window brick; price, $500; terms
investigate.
- Near corner Of 18th and sts. NV; rooms
snd bath corner house); colonial porch; price
!; II. D. SULLIVAN COMPANY
s. sl7 18th ST. NV. Main 4sl4.
FOR SALE--
!. Attention Navy Yard Employees
923 and 925 18th st. Sc. Groom bricks
q price, 81. 600 each; terms; $500 cash. balance
like rent.
18th st. ne. near E: 2-story. bay-windoy
press brick dwelling: rooms and hath excel
lent condition; 4 snap; price ~ ,OoO.
Isl st. ne: 2-story brick dwelling
splendid condition. front and rear yards; alley
n room for garage; price. e. 500; terms
No 1880 5th st. ne; lot 16xl0O to alley:
snug little frame home in . strictly whit
neighborhood; price, 81. $50; terms. $500 cash
balance like rent.
e Is ". D. SULLIVAN COMPANY
si7 18th st. NV. Main 4"l4.
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For. SAIE-H0USES.
Continued.

FOR SALE By .,
THOMAS J. FISHER T. CO.. INC.
xEA. 18th s,;I60 ASD CONN. AVE.
VACANT.
stories: containing 6 rooms and
tile bath: hot-water heal; lot to an
alley: space for garage.
NEAR 18th AND n. II. Az
POSSESSION ASSURED.
Comparatively new; : stories: s
gas and elcetri. light; hotwater
heat; lot to an alley.
$500
RIOOMINGDALE.
POSSESSION ASSURED.
Near North Capitol: good brick
house: stories: consisting q rooms
and hath: heated by furnace: lot to
an alley: owner anxious to sell ana
will consider reasonable terms.
$l.aOO.
r l. AVE. NV.
PUSSESSiOS ASST RED.
Facing two streets: stories Il
rooms and bath: heated by fG.nace;
good condition: very des:rabi" iot'
space enough for large garage.
SPECIAL PEICE.
Sa.lhO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
OCCUPIED HY OWNER.
Convenient TO 14th ST. ear line:
containing large rooms and
baths and servants bath: gas and
electric light: hot-water heat: lot
2o'4x1oa; property in splendid con-
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
GO-DAY POSSESSION.
Convenient to . ear lines: :;-story
modern brick. consisting of 10 rooms
and > baths; gas and electricity: hot
water heat: lot 1Sx1l9.
Sl.ONO.
CHEVY CHASE.
VACANT.
Corner property: convenient to
Conn. ave-: detached: -. stories:
containing q rooms * bedrooms) and .
baths: gas and electricity: hot-water
heat: unusually large lot and very
attractive. owing TO the care Of the
owner: has large garden space: num-
b"r of assorted fruit trees, grape
vines and flowers. beautiful lawn;
lot 9Ox20O.
$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
VACANT.
Near Conn. ave: detached; cons St
ing of 10 rooms and bath: gas and
electric light: hot-water heat; large
lot: ample space for garage.
chevy CHASE;
Near Conn. ave: most exclusive
section: comparatively new; detached:
IL. stories; large attic: stone con-
s,ruction first floor: slate roof; con-
timing rooms and . baths; gas and
electric light: hot-water heat; large
lot: garage.
$50 900
MASS AVENUE.
VACANT.
West Of 18th ST.; very desirable
property: stories. containing IA
rooms and l bath: heated by furnace:
property in good condition: bargain:
can be remodeled at small cost
$6, $50
22nd STREET NV.
VACANT
Near New Hampshire ave-: 3 stories.
consisting of large rooms and ]
bath; heated by furnace: spacious
lot: property in good condition.
Sol, 600
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
VACANT
Near Conn. ave-; new English base
ment: 10 rooMs and 3 baths; vapor
heat: gas and electricity; large garage;
lot to an alley.
For further particulars and terms,
THOMAS J. FISHER l. CO. INC,
73S 18th ST. MAIN GS3O.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.
Continued.
THE BEST HOMES
For Sale in Washington Are
Listed With Shannon g. Luchs.
crrEST I.lSJlNGS.

or Sale in Washington Ar
listed With Shannon & l-uch:
RECENT IIsTlNGs.
fo:umb:l roa. between 13:n and
14,h sss.-An sroom and 2-batn
water Wa.pri Leaf. Price. $500. Would
consider small house in nc. as
SsHASeSnS s1f, < LuCIIs. REALTORS,
Main :3i5. 713 14th ST.
Washington Heights. on Lanier
pace, near 18Th s:.-iandS"me ~
room AMI .-bath residence. with
.lcc.,jc lights; ho:-watcr heat; big
ward to paved alley: house Is feet
vide. War worker will sacrifice
for S13 $50.
SHANNON L LucHs: REALTORS.
5,h 81. NV. Takoms Park. u.
C.-An room and bah detached
frame l.ous". with 10 VA er hest.
e.er. Lights aud ;'sra::': !":se LOT.
..ox;Gy Ta-ms, -. ,"@c, b"..
raICr. $3.50.
sHASAo> Il LUCHs. RIALToRS.
Main :.34:'.- 113 ii:h It.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Thoroughly modern house, WITH
ac.UO0 square feet of ground 100
II; fron.ase). Eight ls' large
rooms and hath. hot-wafer Eea';
electric lights. hardwood trim and
fuors. One square from cars and
three squares from Chevy Chase
Cluh See this without delay.
p:..c'. $40, 500.
SHANNON & LUCHs. REALTORS.
Main .,3i:, 113 14th ST.
real suburban home. Chevy
Chase, Md.-Detached house on :ot
1Oxl.7 IT,: I large, well arranged
rooms and bath: hot-watrr neat
clec. lights: gas; porches: open
6repiaces; screened throughout:
also garage. Terms arranged on
cash payment Of 81 500.
Price, $1,000.
SHANNON & LucHs: REALTORS ~,
NORTH pErW6RTH.
Near ia. ave. and Crittendon ST..
six delightful rooms and tued
bath: ho'-water heat; electric
l:rhs: hardwood floors: concrete
po-ci, and large sleeping porches;
att;c; Gee? lot. plenty or room ;or
garage Rest home value IN I'M"
section. Price, So, 500. srbstan-
tial cash payment is required.
SHANNON K LUCHS. REALTORS,
Main 13iJ. 113 14ih st.
NEAR 1e,h AND MONTAGUE sTs.
Eeautiful detached lone, con
tanning nine large rooms, Two ei"
osut baths hot-water heat, elec-
,rr lights and spacious sleeping
porches: deep lot to wide paved
alley with brick garage on rear.
Everything in frst-class cone zion.
Price, $4,000. Owner Will give
quick possession. Call
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS.
Phone NJ. 2545 us 18th
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$l...@.
CHEVY CHASE.
WAC Ny

VAlANT.
Corner properly: convenient to
Conn ave-: detached: ~. stories:
containing rooms Is bedrooms, and
baths: gas and electricity: hotwater
heat: unusually large lot and very
attractive. owing TO the care Of the
owner: has large garden space: num-
b"r Of assorted fruit trees, grape
vines and flowers. beautiful lawn:
lot 10000.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR SALEPRICE. 5000.
On U st. near 18th: COED, sub
stantial S-story brick with won
derful business possibilities; at
present occupied by owner a.
residence. but can easily be con-
yerted into q fine paying business
proposition at small cost: Hpect
this at once. Phoae d. 58O4.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR sALE-11- ROOM HOUSE: SOS. WEST
Dupont Circle; just OF ST.; nrst- -eoor kitchen ;
steam heat; semi-detachedi price. S,1b9;
rs JOO cash: rest on terms; possession within
=. Call OWNER. Clese. 1:10. .
Evening star., 1919-04-05

SPECIAL PEICE.
$n,:N.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
OCCUPIED HT OWNER.
Convenient 70 14th st. ear line:
containing 8 large rooms and d:
baths and servants bath: gas and
electric light: hot-water heat: lot
2012 x103; property in splendid con-
ditiOn.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50.
A fully detached brick bunga-
low in the better part Of Brook
land, near car lines; built little
over year ago and occupied oy
owner. who has kept it like new.
,The lot is large and the house will
surely please you. Terms II de-
sired. Phone II. 59O4.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR SALE-PRICE. 81. 900.
The best home in Chevy Chase
for the money; 9 rooms and bath
ward. hot-Water heat and eiec-
tric lights. Immediate possession.
Phone NJ. 59O4.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR eALE-0n K Ut. ne. near 7th. Six rooms
bath; cellar; furnace. Large yards. Price.
S6 900.
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50 500.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
GD-DAY POSSESSION.
Convenient to . ear lines: :;-story
modern brick. consisting Of 10 rooms
and baths; gas and electricity; hot
water heat; lot 1Sx119.
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FOR SALH-ON CUI4UHBlA HEIGH1S, WEST
Of 18th st. A nine room and bath brick dwell
ing; cellar and furnace heat. In good condi-
tion. Price, s.. 500.
FOR SAL-In Takoma Park, d. c. mod.
crn seven-foom and reception hall dwelling.
Tiled bathroom; gas and electricity; hot-water
heat Garage. Lot 50x150. In excellent con-
dition. Price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

3,h 81. NV. Takoma Park. u.
An S r,o,, snt! Ls ii detached
frame lous". with 10 VA ar EcSt.
e.ec. Lights aud ;'sTa::': ""se ioi.
:,)x:G,. Ts-ms, So. ,"sr, t::..
monthly.
p3ICE. $500.
SUAS\OE Il LCCHs. REALTORS.
Main n34I. 113 ii.h Il.
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$125 800.
CHEVY CHASE
OCCUPIED EY OWNER.
Near Conn. ave.: most exclusive
section: comparatively new; detached: :
~, stories; large attic: stone con-
s,ruction first floor: slate roof; con-
timing 0 rooms and . baths; gas and
electric light: hot-water heat; large
lot: garage.
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$500.
F. L. AVE. NV.
PUSSESSiOS ASSURED,
Facing two streets: stories: II
rooms and bath: heated By fG.nace;
good condition: very desirable lot;
space enough for large garage.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

FOR SALE-A corner house. containing six
rooms, bath; cellar; furnace heat. Large side
yard facing st. ne. Vacant this month.
Price 81 3:,0: terms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
ALASKA ALMOST
 50 PER CENT.
 OVER HER QUOTA
Territory Subscribes Near Iy Million and Half; Ju- neau Has Long Lead
 Over Any Others

Alaskas subscriptions to the Vic tory Loan total $1,429,250. This is S474 in excess of the quota of the Territory, or an subscription of 4S.6 per cent This is quite a re- markable showing when it is consid- cred that the drive came at the sea son of the year when money is tight est in Alaska-after a long winter and before the activities of the new year had started.
 There were 5,374 subscribers in the Territory.
 The First Division led by a long way in the total amount Of her subscriptions and in the number of subscribers. The Fourth Division led in the percentage of over-sub- scriptions The Third Division rank ed an easy second in the amount Of subscriptions and the number of subscribers.
 Juneau was far in the lead of any other town in the amount of her subscriptions and the number of her subscribers, and she oversubscribed more than any other town except Fairbanks, which lead the Territory in the amount of her over-subscrip- tion both as to amount and percent age.
 Juneau's quota was more than dou- ble that of any other town.
 First division Leads.
 The totals for the several divi- sions follow:
 First Division-Quota. $429,300; subscribed, $6O6.95O; number of sub scribers, 2,165; percentage oversub- scribed, 414.
 Second Division-Quota, $114.55O; subscribed, $131,S5O; number of sub- scriptions, 414; percentage of over subscription, 12 1-2. Third Division-Quota, $247, 300; subscribed. $399,50O number of sub scribers, 1855; percentage of over subscriptions, 61.
 Fourth Division-QWota, $163,5OO; amount subscribed. $290,950; number of subscribers. $40; percentage over subscribed, IS. Final Totals. The final totals in the various towns of the Territory follows. >f
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
FRANCE IS TAKING
 ALL ROLLING STOCK
 FROM THE AMERICANS

PARIS, May 2O.-All of the roll ing stock shipped to France TOT military purposes by the United States, consisting of 1752 locomo- tives and 23,994 cars, will be ta- ken over by the French Govern ment at cost, plus transportation charges. France will also take all of the rolling stock now being de- livered to the War Department TOT overseas purposes. The War De partment spent about $200,ooo,ooo on equipment sent to France ana prior to the signing of the armistice the amount ordered was valued al about $7OO, 100000. About $1oo,- 0O0,00O worth has been cancelled and there are to be further can celations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
MAIL NOTICE

All mail for steamers arriv ing between am. and 5 pm. will close one hour before boat is due.
 All mail for boats arriving between pm. and am. will close at 4 pm.
 No mail will be despatched on Sunday, save sfor Canadian boats.
 All mail for Canadian steam CTS will close when steamer arrives at dock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR THE PAROCHIAL
 SCHOOL EXERCISES
Father A. J. Roccati Will Make the Address to the Graduates The Public is Given
 Invitation

The commencement exercises of the St. Ann's Parochial School will be held this evening, in the Parochial School auditorium, beginning at 8 o'clock, to which the public is in- vited An appropriate program has been arranged for the occasion. The address to the school gradu- ates will be made by A. J. Roccati, SJ. The program is as follows:
 The Star Spangled Banner. Salutatory-Vacation, E. Rodenberg Chorus-Until the End of Time
 Awarding of Diplomas. Song .......... The Bluebells Declaration-Life .................-........ ...............Pu Pupils of Grade VIII Promotions of Grades ", V, VI, VII Recitation-In Summer, E. Giovanetti Formations of Primary Grades. Song. Thet Peasants Return Distribution of Prizes and Testimo-
 nials.
 Valedictory. Class Song.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
GIRL UNEMPLOYMENT IN GREAT BRITAIN
 IS ON THE INCREASE

LONDON, May 22.-Over 65o,- 900 girls and women out of work in England and the number is in creasing every day. Only 5O,OOO are drawing the "out of work pension, the result of being on the streets penniless. A good portion of the unemployed girls have been earning as high as $15 week and more in the intuition factories but gre now being offered jobs at from $3 to $5 weekly. A new class Of women is made up of those who have lost their bread winners by the war and now for the. first time must go out and earn their own living.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
Personal Mention

J. D. Helps and Mrs. Helps left on the Alaska last night, Mrs. Helps for Ketchikan and Mrs. Helps on her way to her former home in Cali fornia.
 the public school faculty, left for Seattle on the Alaska. Miss Parks will spend the summer at her home in Nebraska.
 Miss Helen C. Kelso, public school teacher, left on the Alaska for the south where she will spend her vaca- tion.
 L.. J. Carlson, of Aux Bay, arrived in Juneau yesterday on the Lillian and is at the Gastineau Hotel.
 E. A. Magel of Seattle, who has been making business trip to the Westward, returned to Juneau on the Alaska. He is at the. Gastineau.
 Mrs. c. M. Bakken, auditor for Frye-Bruhn Company, returned to Juneau on the Alaska after making trip to the Westward. She is at the Gastineau Hotel. H. c. Long and Mrs. Long arrived in Juneau last night on the Alaska and will leave for Ketchikon on the Jefferson tomorrow. They are at the Gastineau.
 z. M. Bradford, Juneau's postmas ter, is a returning passenger on the Alameda
 Lieut. P. J Malone, better known here as Dr. Malone, is returning on the Alameda. Mir. and Mrs. H. Vanderleist and Mary Vanderliest, of the Butler-Mauro Drug Company, are passengers on the Alameda to Juneau. M. ID. Ddnl, Well kHo"n Hsh ouy CT, will arrive in Juneau. on the Alameda
 Marion Goldstein, who has been serving in the Navy for almost two I years. is returning home on the l Alameda to join the growing colony from service with Uncle Sam.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23

Special-10 cans Pink Salmon, tall-$1.00. La France Grocery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
COLDSTE|N SAYS
 STAMPEDE SOON
 BE UP ST|CK|NE
Says That One Party Will Start There by the End of Present Week to
 Hunt for Gold

A stampede, headed up the Stick inc River to Telegraph Creek and from there to the head of the Whit ing River, is reported by Charles Goldstein who returned recently from a fur buying trip up the Stickine,
 One outfit Is leaving Telegraph Creek the end of this week for the new gold fields, MT. Goldstein said, and from all indications, they will find something good
 Prospectors are being put into the field by the Canadian government, and people in that part of the coun- try are looking for good results.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23

THE EMPIRES classifleds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23

Any old hen can stop street car But it takes a pretty girl to nag all automobile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
PROMINENT FRENCH RESIDENTS TO MAKE
 VISIT TO AMERICA

PARIS. May 20.-A Mission in cluding many prominent men of com. merce and industry will leave in Sep tember to visit the United States, as result of an invitation from the Chambers of Commerce of the Unit ed States. The members of the Mission will visit all of the princi pal cities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore exist ing between Joe Reidi and Theodore Heyder in conducting the business of the Peerless Bakery, at Juneau, Alaska, is this day dissolved, Joe Reidi retiring All accounts due the partnership are payable to Theodore Heyder who assumes all indebtedness.
 JOE REIDI,
 THEODOR HEYDER. :. May 2, 1919.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23

If girl meets you on the street three times in an hour 1t isn't an ac- cident May be she likes your last name.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23

hiarousy merged Wham Le in by G. N An The author has the right oea ghy satire And the subject was performance intended to make one forget sucn established minutes ater the curtain went up spectators laughing uouy at than the experiences or exalted circles Wn but misguided electrician surroundings by or wealth
 
 the circumstances ana sur with 'the environment the reason 'o' much of the fun in LoveY You" s immediately
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
MASONS, ATTENTION!

Called Communication of Mount Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. M. will be held Saturday evening, May 24th., at 7:30 o'clock in Hall Of Odd Fellows for the purpose of de- gree work in the Master Masons de- gree. HARRY F. BROWN,
 Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23

George Anderson, piano expert and factory representative for high-grade piano and plano-players is back home in Juneau for few days. If you wish expert service in any branch of the piano business, phone 143.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-23
NUMEROUS VICTIMS
 RESULT OF ERUPTION

Rome May 23.-Steomboli. off Sicily. violently erupted yesterday. doing much damage and killing a number of the residents.
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