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Evening star., 1920-01-02
WANTED.

WANTED-TO RENT, GARAGE AND RE
pair shop; capacity, 10 to Is cars; NV. Ad
dress Box LOSE, Star office. 5'
WANTED to rent or buy lunchroom. State
location and terms. Address Box BAD. Sta
office. p
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.


GROOM BUNGALOW-BATH; FIREPLACE;
electricity; one acre; berries. fruit, grapes;
shed chicken yard. coal, wood potatoes. gar
den tools; 40 minutes from town; 81 800. X.
W. GREEN. West and Great Falls ST.. East
Falls Church. Va.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE; s ACRES; SMALL Or
chard. fronting on pike; 200 IT. Of car station.
near Fairfax Court House; easy terms. Ad-
dress Box 352D, Star office. p
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY; CHEVY CHASE,
near car line and Rock Creek Park; start your
home on 5000 and $40 monthly. EDMUND II.
GIBSON, 31S Colorado bldg. 5e
RIvERDALE, MD.-BUNGALoW. ROOMS.
electricity; ami; porches; " acre land an
ideal summer home; now vacant. Price. 81 $50.
Terms. Franklin 89S. Owner, J. NJ SAN
FORD.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE; ANIL; GARAGE AND
stables; sa. fertile truck land; convenient to
electric line, b. o. station and boulevard.
Price. 81 900. Terms can be arranged.
CHAS. II. DOING, Attorney,
SIT 14th ST. NV
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Chevy Chase, $1,000.

Livingston street west Of Connecticut
avenue, very attractive, detached, . stories
and attic. containing . rooms and tile
baths; mas electric light and gas; heated
by hot water; lot 5Oxl35; garage for one
car; occupied by owner; immediate pos
session and reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
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Near Mass. Ave, $4,000.

And 21st St, now vacant. a splendid A.
story and basement. containing % rooms
and S baths and Z toilets. heated by mod
ern steam heating plant, lighted by gas
and electricity; garage. space for cars,
with living quarters above.
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Kenyon St. w. of 10Th, S1O,75O.

New brick. never occupied stories,
consisting of large rooms and bath; has
gas and electricity and heated by hot
water. Being vacant, purchaser can get
immediate possession. Terms can be ar
ranged.
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VACANT HOME.

VACANT HOME.
! Move into this today-tite up to date.
& ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK.
q. F. wARING.
1416 st. NV. East Basement 2s
HOME FOR TWO FAMILIES, TWO BATHS
double garage; hardwood floors upstairs and
down; hot-water heat; open fireplaces; gas;
never occupied. This Is the very thing for
somebody.
ROBERT H. LEWIS.
40 Colorado bldg. Main 1904.
FOR sALE-COLORED.
On Grard street near Georgia avenue-At-
tractive, semi-detached, brick house, six rooms
and bath: furnace heat: full cellar. Excellent
Price, S4,25O. Reasonable TERMS
b. L. RUST. 912 18th st. NV.
POSSESSION IN TWO WEEKS.
heat and electric lights; colonial front porcn
and glassed-in sleeping porch: near Park ROAD
entrance to Soldiers Home Park. Price rea-
sorable. JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc. 7u4 lotn
NV. Main 135.
7-ROoM BRICK HOUSE on 7th ST NE
near Maryland ave. Price, s4,05o; $775 cash
and S25 month.
MIR. STEWART (owner).
ABB 10th st. ne. 81
1884 sth ST. -3-STORY. BAY-WINDOW
brick; IL roonfs; baths; apartments; h.-w.
heat; room for garage. Price. 81, 500.
1449 Corcoran st. NV. (colored)-11 rooms;
3story brick; . baths; furnace heat. Price.
brick houses on bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
NV. Rents $50 90; paint and paper will bring
rent to 500. Price. S., $50.
E. J. TOTTEN & CO.. sos Vt. ave. NJ. s55s.
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Lanier Place. Special, $4,000.

2 stories, containing large rooms and
tile baths; has kas and electricity and
modern hot-water heating plant; lot to
an alley; garage; occupied by owner; i'm
mediate possession. Property IL clear and
terms can be arranged.
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10Th St. Mr.. Scott Circle, $17, 500

An unusual offering; house containing
II rooms and baths. hot-water heat; lot
20x112 TO a 15-ft. alley; room for a ga
rage; possession within reasonable time.
Small first trust and balance can be ar
ranged to suit responsible purchaser with
a small cash payment
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Columbia Heights, $l1, 900.

Occupied by tenant, immediate posses
sion, near the Arcade Market and con
venient to 18th street car line. very at
tractive. 3 stories. consisting of l. sunny
rooms and tile bath. has electric light
and heated by hot air.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC,
1884 II St. NV.
Phone Main 1923.
Price. $3.50; GEORGETOWN:
in a choice location; vacant
house Of nine rooms and bath, IN
cellent hot-water heating plant:
This may be sold on terms OF
$1,000 cash and easy monthly pay
ments.
Price. $1,000; DOWNTOWN.
just off New Hampshire ave;
three-story. nine-room BRICK mousse
with good size back yard to
paved alley. This house is In
beautiful condition. VACANT and
may be sold on very reasonable
terms.
Price, ss,25O: BLOOMINGDALE
SECTION; a very attractive. two
story, eight-room house. with four
bedrooms on the second floor; To-
Gated on one of the best blocks and
may be sold on reasonable terms.
Price. 5000; COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. not far from 14th and
Park road three-story, nine
room, bay-window. red brick
house, Of attractive appearance
outside and in. This is. un-
doubtedly, bargain for house
of this character.
Price. $4,000; CHEVY CHASE.
n. O.: little off of Conn. ave.
just south of the circle: detach-
ed home on n lot 5Os123 TO an
alley in the rear: it contains II
rooms, baths. hot-water heat.
electric lights, sleeping porch and
open freplaces. This is vacant and
being put in fine condition.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Continued.
w. & 3.
DAILY SPECIALS.
IS st. rooms and bath, furnace
Price. Sc. $50. 90. heat; semi detached. Va
can't Terms.
J3@ Goth st. NV. : rooms. baths; semi
Price, 81, 800 90. detached; big lot. House
in fine condition. Vacant.
1511 D St sc. Most attractive colonial
q Price, So 900. 90. house of rooms and ba tn.
Wide alley in rear. Terms.
Wageanan & Brawner, Inc.
Franklin 74s5. 914 18th STREET NV.
Open evenings, s to Q.
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Washington Heights, $4,000.

Convenient to car lines: 3 stories
comparatively new. containing II rooms
and baths; has electricity and gas and
heated by hot water. viii sell furnished
for $4,000. Lot to an alley; room for a
large garage; occupied by owner, and i'm
mediate possession. Small first trust and
only a small cash payment required.
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Park Rd. Bet. 18th and 10Th,
$4,000.

Detached frame in frst-cfass condition;
slate roof. consisting of IL large rooms
and tile baths, lighted by gas and cleo
tricity and well heated; lot 1OOx132; large
garage with space for two cars; occupied
by owner: immediate possession; trust Of
5000. With a small cash payment the
balance can be arranged to suit purchaser.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE.

New Chevy Chase detached
home,
1887 Livingston st.
: 8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW,
In Chevy Chase.
3oo2 Huntington st. NV.
7 rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west Of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
411o 4th st. NV.
E rooms and bath.
Extra large porches.
Z Very deep lot to paved alley.
New detached homes.
1870 Ith ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
New Mount Pleasant Home,
1929 Euclid st.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches front
and rear.
Ready for occupancy.
These houses are all COM
;pleted and always open for in
spection.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Downtown Business Propertie

Downtown Business Properties
For Sale.
F ST. NEAR COR
NER 18TH ST; wide
frontage by good depth
to alley; no lease; $780,
600; terms.
GsT. NEAR WOOD
WARD & 10TH
ROP'S; wide frontage
on two streets; heavy
foot-trafic location.
Price, S1S5,0o0; no lease;
terms.
14TH ST. CORNER
NEAR H; wide 'front.'
age; very desirable 10
cation. Price, $4,000;
terms.
9TH ST. NEAR F;
substantial improve
ment; short lease. Price,
$150,OOO; terms.
G. ST. NEAR 18TH
ST; no lease. Price,
$75,OO0; terms.
9TH ST. NEAR
STRAND: three-story
brick building; no lease.
Price, $37, 500; one-third
cash.
Pc N N A. A V f.
NEAR 10TH ST; two
street fronts; assessed
value.
G ST. NEAR 9TH;
modern building; imme-
date possession. Price,
$4,000.
NEW YORK AVE.
NEAR 10TH; two
street frontage. Price.
S22, 500; no lease.
NEW YORK AVE.
N Z A r CORNER
18TH ; brick office build
ing. Price, $4,000.
See us regarding these
properties and obtain full
information.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
'13 14th St. M. 2345,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
THOMAS 7. FISHER & CO.,
CONSULT OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.

Near Sheridan Circle, $4,000.
On Q street, 3-story and basement. ex-
cellent condition. containing rooms and
baths, heated by furnace. lighted by
gas and electricity; occupied by owner;
immediate possession.
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Rooming House, $2O,OOO-Ofer

Near Connecticut avenue and street,
very substantially built brick dwelling,
containing about 20 rooms and baths and
servants bath. well heated: lot ~ feet
front to a wide alley. This house could
not be built for $4,000. Possession in 90
days.
Evening star., 1920-01-02

FOR SALE
Near 11th and Fla. Ave. NE.
Nice brick home. 8 rooms and bath cellar;
furnace heat; back yard to alley: terms, $500
OWN. Price. $3.50.
{. +. Waring,
1il6 st. NV. East Basement.
ISL ONTARIO PI.. N.W.-SEMI DETACHED
story brick; completely and handsomely fur
nish"d; - rooms and except icnai bath: plodern
N every respect and in perfect condition. a
beautiful home, delightfully."- located; immedi-
ate possession. Inspection by appointment;
|, pr1ce and terms On application to oWneE-4e
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11th ST. N.W.-31OO BLOCK.
Two-story red brick 6 rooms. bath: gas; hot
water heat $4,000. Only 81, $50 cash required
Balance, $40 per month. OWNER. 1907 Ken
yon st. NV. Telephone Col. 1886. Sc
u ST. N.W.-SIX ROOMS AND BATH;
large yard and stable; price. $4.9JO. Terms,
81, 900 cash. balance monthly. ". J. DUNI-
GAN 1410 II st. NV.
FOR SALE--A REAL HOME
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
CLEVELAND PARK
PRICE, 5000; TERMS,
An unusually desirable detached residence
containing twelve rooms and two bat this; hot
water heat: electric lights; breakfast porch:
large sleeping porch; rare shruhbery and fruits
chicken house; ornate playhouse for children
HERBERT A. GILL & SON.
1406 G. ST. NV. Main 4OSS
FROM OWNER-VACANT- 12 ROOMS; CAR
stop; good for rooming or boarders. Address
Box 5O-E, Star office.
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Central Northwest, $14,5W.

Near Thomas Circle. 3-story brick in
good condition, suitable for large family
or rooming house, containing II rooms and
bath; heated by hot air; vacant large lot
to an alley; room for garage; would
consider reasonable offer.
Evening star., 1920-01-02
Near Dupont Circle, $17,5OO

In the best residential section of the
NV: 3-story and basement dwelling con-
tanning IL rooms and = baths: heated by
hot water; has gas and electricity; fire.
places; garage for cars; occupied by
owner; immediate possession.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
CHESTER ASHLEY THOMAS
 PASSES AWAY AT DAWSON

According to advices received in Juneau, Chester Ashley Thomas died at Dawson on the morning of November II, as the result of heart trouble. MT. Thomas was taken ill at Dennison Camp. about 100 miles up the Forty Mile River, where he had his offices as resident manager for the Forty Mile Dredging and Power Company, and suffered many hardships while being taken 10 Daw, son. This trip probably hastened his end.
 In 1905, Mir. Thomas made his first trip to the Yukon as consulting engineer in the Guggenheim inter. ests. Later he became resident man. ager for the Yukon Gold Company which position he held until 19i7, when he went Outside with his fam fly to Berkeley, Cal, where he be- came manager for the Selby Smai:ing and Refining Company. In August of this year Mir Thomas returned to the Klondike to take position with the company he was associated with at the time of his death, A widow and three children, the latter all having been born in the Yukon, survive him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
ADMIRAL WATSON BRINGS
 27 PASSENGERS FOR JUNEAU

With 52 tons of freight and 27 passengers for. Juneau, the steamer Admiral Watson arrived in port from the South at , o'clock this morning and sailed Westward at 3:30 o'clock. The Admiral Watson is going to Kodiak on the present trip, having 25O tons of freight aboard for there and six passengers. For Seward the steamer has nine passengers and 600 tons of freight.
 Passengers arriving from the South on the Admiral Watson for Juneau were Mrs. Walstein c. Smith, Francis McIver, Ida Baldwin, Mrs. L. P. Dawes, A. J. Tickner, Mrs. w. B. Purdue. E. R. Stivers, Bill Davis, G. c. Hewitt, Mrs. W. F. Davis, R. E. Curlee, James Burns, Harry Jones, B.. Brennan, P. H. Wendell, J. c. Klop- fenstein, s. B. Simpson, Charles A. Simpson, Sleb Berg, Mrs. Jane Neil sen, Miss Gertrude Johnson, Joseph inc, Scott, Lydia Korhonen, Mrs. So phia Korhonen. Allan c. Kirkman and John B. Marshall
 T. Wolfe and three steerage pass engers left Juneau on the Admiral Watson, all bound for Cordova.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
DOUGLAS CHURCH SERVICES
ST. lUkE'S EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

R.. Rev. P. T. Rowe, DID,, Bishop Very Rev. G. D. Christian. in Charge
 First Sunday in Advent season Bleaching, the comings of Christ His first coming 1920 years ago "in great humility" to save the world, and His second coming ''in glorious majesty to judge both the quick and the dead" at any momenD.
 At II A. M.-Celebration and ad- ministration of the Holy Eucharist, or weekly thanksgiving service, with sermon. Text: H. Cor. V. 20-"Now, then, we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us; we pray you in Christ's stead, be ye reconciled to God"
 This will be the last service and sermon by the pastor at St. Lukes.
 See Juneau church notices for notice of Bishop Rowe's 25th an niversary on St. Andrews Day, Tuesday at 1030. All who may be able to attend and represent Doug las and Treadwell are invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
MARY MILES MlNTER
 IN LATE REAlART PiCTORE

Mary Miles Minter, as Ann Shirley, in Ann of Green Gables, which will be shown at the Liberty Theatre Sunday and Monday nights, has sue ceeded in creating one of the most lovable characters in the silent drama
 By some error on the part of the orphanage authorities Ann was sent to an upstate minister and his spin ster Sister instead of the boy they had asked for to help out on the farm. And Ann stuck. Her life there is faithfully portrayed If she was always in hot water she kept the villagers there also. She went to picnic-and she busted it up. When it came to imagination, Baron Munchausen was a piker compared to Ann. All of which adds to the interest of the story so faithfully de- picted by Miss Minter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
NORTHWESTERN HAS MANY 2.
 PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH

With 247 passengers aboard, fully 150 from the Interior and 40 fo: Ju- neau, the steamer Northwestern ar rived in port at 1880 this morning and sailed for the South at 4:30 o'clock. Many prominent mea from the Interior are aboard l,le North western going to the States f,r the holidays. Among these ara Judge c. E. Bunnell, from Fairbanks, James Murray, operator in the Cache c eek district and Capt F. E. Lee, of the 21st Infantry with his headquarters at Anchorage. s5t
 Among the passengers arriving ol on the Northwestern for Juneau were c. Rosenberger M. Fitzgerald, C. Benson, J. Underwood, J. Jargon. R. A. Gould, c. Hanson, R. Meiser, l.. D. Henderson, F. Scott, J. H. Able, H. Carlisle, T. H. Hunt, F. Caraway, J. J. Hilliard, J. Frank, Bishop Cri- mont, A. Carlson and 2S steerage.
 Passengers leaving on the steamer for Seattle were: w. R. Rust and wife. H. N. Bristol, R. M McKern and wife. J. H. Finley. Anna Setoh. L. c. Wilson, G. c. Wing, Mrs. Dan. A. Sutherland, Donald Sutherland. Sam Feldon, w. s. Pekovich and wife John c. Gotwals, and seven steer age. For Ketchikan were J. J. Me herin, Sam Baker. A. J. Mcpherson, Gilbert Shelby, Margaret varnao Mrs NJ. Gillis and c. H. Garfield.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
THANE SOCIAL NOTES

THANE. Nov. 27--Thanksgiving was quietly observed here. The tables of several homes were graced by Thane-grown turkeys.
 Mr and Mrs. Harrison E. Harvey and MT. and Mrs. Alexander T. Rus sell entertained at dinner Thanks giving Day. Covers were laid for ten. During the evening, other guests came in and Bridge was played. WMHNH
 Mrs. Jesse Peters entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner.
 Mrs. Frank Ward entertained at Luncheon and Cards Friday after noon.
 In honor of Mrs. R. A. Heard, who plans to leave for California soon, Mrs. w. c. Carlberg is entertaining at bridge this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
Treadwen P. f. A. Thanks
 !: giving Program Pleases Large Audience.

Judging from numerous words Of praise, a large audience went home pleased and happy last night after witnessing the Treadwell Parent.Tea- chers' Association's Thanksgiving pro- gram at the Treadwell Club.
 The program opened with song by the entire school, "Thanl l6giving Day." after which little Ruth and Frances Bradley gave charming lit tie finger play, supported by a chorus of primary children.
 i..The primary children then gave iine interesting sketches: Thanks giving" by nine first and second grade children: Three Little Pii- gfims," by the third grade girls; "The Story of Thanksgiving" by three fourth grade girls; Thanks giving Gifts" by Dannie Meggitt and Daniel Livie, of the second grade; and After Thanksgiving" " by six boys and girls of the second and fourth grades.
 Little Mary Radovich pleased the audience with the way she sang "Oats. Beans and Barley Grow" Little Ernest Weschenfelder and John Slee took their duties as stage hands very seriously.
 The upper grade girls gave two very pretty folk dances, and sang of pumpkin pies. May Slee land Philip Burke made a real hit in their duet, and David Ramsay tickled the audience with, his "So Wuz l." . nrA special feature of the program enjoyed, by both children and grown people. was the motion picture. a two-reel comedy. made possible through the generosity of P. R. Bradley. The program closed with Margaret Bells tribute to Our Flag, , followed by the audience singing America.
 Much of the success of the program was due to the splendid cooperation of the mothers. Financially the en- teFtainment netted the Association thirty three dollars which will be invested promptly in what the mem bers term recreation material"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
MOOSE HEART LEGION PLANS
 BASKET SOCIAL AND DANCE

The first social affair to be under taken by the newly formed local chapter of the Women of the Moose Heart Legion will take the form of basket social and dance Wednesday night, December 1. The ladies are working hard to make the party d success. It will be held in the spacious and beautiful new hall of the Moose Lodge. Larson's orchestra will furnish the music
 Baskets are being prepared by members of the Legion as we'll as by many others. Following the auction ing of the baskets, dancing will take place,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
Or JMNe0M s
 Waterfront

The steamer Spokane is scheduled to arrive in the Channel between three and four o'clock this afternoon. She will stop at Thane first and is due at the Juneau wharf at six. Passengers who are booked from Juneau on the steamer Spokane are as follows: For Seattle-Mrs. J. H. Kline, Mrs. J. Clark, c. H. Shuett, E. J. Darf0w, Lonnie M. Powers, Glen Oakes. H. w., Whitman, wife and two children, H. s. Strubble, Sam Rose, Dudley G. Allen and wife. For Ketchikan.-L. M. Carrigan. For Petersburg-Malcolm Wilson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
NOTABLE CAST IN 1.-THE SPEAk.EASV"

"The Speak-Easy," the new Para mount-Mack Sennett comedy which comes to the Liberty for Sunday and Mondays bill contains brilliant cast in which are included many Mack Sennett favorites. Charlie Murray. the genial Irishman, plays the leading role, that of hotel keeper, who runs blind pig" in the cellar of his hostelry Marie Pre- vost of bathing girl fame, is his daughter, whose quick thinking brain conceives a way to get pa out of jail when the contents of his cellar are discovered by the authorities. Ma is played by Fannie Kelly while Garry Odell is the successful suitor Eddie Gribbon and Kalla Pasha are two young men who have been SUD- ported by the Government for a spell
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
FORMER JUNEAU MEN ARE
 ORDERED TO SITkA OFFICE

H. A. Sanford, E. B. Barbec a3d David L. Sigmon. all formerly sta toned in Juneau with the local Sig. nal Corps detachment on duty at the U. s. Cable Office, have been ordered to Sitka for duty in that of flee according to advices received nere today. Sergeant Sanford vii, relieve Sergeant McQuillan as Oper ator in Charge there. the latter hay. ing been ordered to the States. Ser geants Barbee and Sigmon will be cable operators
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
TO TEST ALARM BOXES.

Fire Chief Sim Fireman an- nounced today that the various fire alarm boxes will be tested out at noon tomorrow Citizens are re- quested to bear this in mind when the fire bell sounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
BESSIE BARRIScAlE AT LIBERTY TONIGHT ONLY

Bessie BarriScale who stars at the Liberty's Saturday night feature, "A Trick of Fate" is an actress who portrays all characters to life. To see her is to adore her, for she is not only good-lo0king but an actress whose personality makes her a fav- orite. In conjunction with the fea- ture will be shown a News feature, a travelog and a comedy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
EsTEBETH TAKES SEVERAL
 TO TENAKEE AND HUNTER

The mail boat Estebeth left Thurs day on her regular weekly trip to Sitka and way points. Passengers were Matt Sunatta, Anna Sunatta, Emma Sunatta Mrs. Jack Cameron, Carl Post and John Hermanson for Tenakee and L. S. Robe for Funter Bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
SALVATION ARMY

John Darrow and wife who arrived from Bayview on the Spokane, moved over to Douglas yesterday to take charge of the Salvation Army work among the natives here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
IAN IDEAL, HOME"

Two acres on Lake Washington, 55 min. from Seattle. Highly im- proved; never on market before. Price $3800, terms. For particulars and personal interview write Owner, Box 112, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
DOUGLAS GUESTS LEAVING

MT. and Mrs. Harvey B. Conoyer, who have been the guests of Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin for the past two weeks, are leaving tonight on the Spokane for Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
ALMA woRTMAN MARRIED

News was received here yesterday of the marriage on October 31st, at San Francisco, Cal, of Miss Alma Wortman to MT Walter Horack
 They have gone to Eureka, Cal,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27

Masquerade Suits for rent: Cos tunes made to order, Mrs Swartz enberg Phone 452 Douglts adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-27
DOUGLAS ISLAND NfWSI |

where they will make their yfutuie
 home.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-18

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