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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Alleged Mail Car Robber
 Arrested at Uncle's Home

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Nov. 29. - Keith Collins, wanted for alleged par ticipation in the recent $3,30O,000 robbery of registered mail from a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy mail car, was arrested near the home of his uncle at Westvale, Oklahoma today. He admitted his part in the robbery, officers said, but declared he had burned all of his share of the loot except $500 in cash Much of the wealth stolen was in Government bonds and other securities.
 An even dozen men have now been arrested charged with participating in the robbery
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
MASS MEETING IS CALLED FOR
 TUESDAY NIGHT New York Capitalists Ready To Invest $40O,0OO in
 Local Fish Industry. VALENTINE GETS OFFER Commercial Association to Put Matter Before Citizens
 At Elks Hall.
VALENTINE GETS OFFER

A mass meeting of the citizens of Juneau will be held at Elks' Hall tomorrow evening at eight o'clock to consider proposition from strong Eastern capitalists to build and equip cold storage plant in Juneau on condition that $50, 900 of the stock of the company will be subscribed in this city. The East ern capitalists will invest $400, 900 in the proposition.
 The company has completed ar- engagements for the marketing of it's product, and proposes to purchase all the fish that are offered at Ju- neau for3sale. It is proposed to erect tho plant on the Femmer and Ritter property between Willonghpy Avenue and the water front property where Femmer and Kitter's dock and ware house are now located. The meet ing has been called by the Juneau Commercial Association.
 The preliminary negotiations lead ing up to the proposal that will be presented to the people of Juneau at the mass meeting were handled at this end of the line by Emery Valentine, who has secured an op- tion on the Femmer and Ritter property as a site for the cold stor- age plant and other buildings that will be required. The site consists of four and a half acres and the option fixes $15,000 as a price for it. This site, it is proposed, shall be donated by Juneau people.
 The proposition was explained to the Executive Committee of the Jul neau Commercial Association by MT. Valentine yesterday at 8 meeting held in his rooms in the Valentine Building and the Association inn mediately agreed to the proposal that a mass meeting be held, and arranged to secure Elks' Hall for that purpose.
 $4OO,OOO Now Ready.
 Word from the East is that all the arrangements for putting up the needed $4O0,000 have been completed and the investors are waiting only to hear that Juneau people have agreed to subscribe $50. .000 in stock and donate the site.
 It is proposed that the cold stor- age plant shall have 6,000,000 pounds capacity.
 It is estimated by the Eastern capitalists who are behind the pro position to establish a cold storage business at Juneau that the invest ment will reach $1.000,000 and they are prepared to carry through the proposition on that basis. Some of the strongest New York clpi- talists are in the company.
 The money subscribed by Juneau
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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Latest Bulletins By Special Gable

TANGiER, Nov. 2e.-Many lives were lost when a huge water spou. laid Wasts sections of the city yester- day. A number of houses collapsed burying their occupants in the ruins
 LONDON, Nov. 29.-FIames still envelope the ruins of a former shel factory near Milan, where a terrific explosion occurred Friday, says the Exchange Telegraph despatch this afternoon. The disaster is greater than at first supposed, many lives being lost and a wide area of sur rounding country being laid waste. Minor explosions still continue.
 MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2e.-Francis- co Cardenas has been arrested in Guatemala City, charged with the murder of former President Nader in 1913. He will be brought back here for trial.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 20. - Secretary of State Banbridge Colby today telegraphed Gov William D. Stephens that treaty negotiations with Japan over the question of Japanese immigration were formal and tentative, and had not reached the point of submission to formal consideration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
BARGE DASHED TO PIECES ON R0CKS; A THOUGHT DEAD
All Hope for Pirie, Wrecked In Friday Nights Storm,
 Is Abandoned. WRECKACE TELLS FATE
Pieces of Boat Found Near Beach at Cape Johnson by
 Coast Guard Cutter.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 29.-That the barge Pirrie went ashore near James Island off the Washington Coast in Fridays storm and was dashed to pieces on the rocks was indicated today when the Coast Guard Cutter Snohomish reported that it had sighted wreckage on the beach near Cape Johnson toward which the vessel was driving when the captain of the Santa Rita, which had it in tow, was forced to cut loose to save his own vessel and those abord
 Twenty-four persons, including the wife and child of Master Jensen were aboard the Pirrie and all are believed to have perishcd
 Because of the roughness of the sca, still agitated by the recent storm, the Snohomish today was unable to send boats ashore to search the wreckage for bodies but an effort to do so will be made later.
 Quillayrte Indians were enlisted in the effort to learn the Pirrie's fate by searching the coast but uT to a late hour today no report Lad been received from them
 PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 29.-The Moerdyk, Bearport, Cape Henry and other vessels, held up by Friday rights storm, entered the Columbia River yesterday in safety.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Five Cent Coffee and Ten
 Cent Pie Again With Us

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-Five cent coffee and ten cent pie, ban ished many months ago by the advent of high prices, made it's reappear- ance here today following announce ment by a dairy lunch company, op- erating in San Francisco, Oakland Seattle, Portland, Sacramento and other Pacific Coast cities, that de creasing costs made the reduction possible
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Spanish Liner Burns at
 Dock; Fire Bugs Blamed

BILBOA, Spain, Nov. 29.-Fire destroyed the interior of the Span ish liner Alfonso XIII yesterday. doing damage estimated al twenty five million pesatas.
 The company that owned the dockyards where the vessel was lying recently discharged two hundred workmen and had received letters stating that an attack would be made on the liner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Montana Grand Jury Returns Six Counts Against Utah
 Idaho Sugar Company.

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 29. - The Utah-Idaho Sugar Company was in- dicted by the Federal Grand Jury here today for alleged violations Of the Lever Act. Six instances of selling sugar at an average profit of 13.4 cents pound were cited. Other indictments on similar charges have been returned in Utah, Idaho and South Dakota.
 All the charges are the outgrowth of an increase made by the com pany in the wholesale price of beet sugar on May l. 1920 from $13 to
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Japanese 'Stowaway Agency
 Discovered by Tokio Police

TOXIC, Nov. 29.-Tokio news papers today announced that the po- lice have discovered a "stowawly agency" engaged in shipping Japan csc laborers to the United States, The police declared representatives of the agency had confessed that they had worked with ships petty officers, paying the latter 1900 yen per head to allow stowaways aboard disguised as members of the crew
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Reformer Hoping to Bring
 Back Old Time Blue Laws

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 29-Re- form organizations are working to secure passage of a bill by Congress forbidding operation of railroads in interstate traffic, issuance of news papers or working of government employees on Sunday. according to q special despatch received today by the Seattle Post Intelligencer from it's Washington, correspondent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Restaurant Owners Ask
 Damages for Picketing

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Restaurant owners of this city have filed suit for $9OOOO damages against four labor unions. claiming that damage to that amount was done their bus mess by union pickets during six weeks strike.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Federal Troops Arrive in
 Answer to Governors Call

WILLIAMSON. w Va. Nov 29.- A provisional battalion of 500 resu lar army troops arrived in the MinSo County coal strike zone today Ill response to Gov. John J. Cornwelfs request for Federal assistance in putting down disorders which have gotten beyond the control of state and county officials during the past few weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Indiana Board EnjOined
 From Allocating Coal

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 29-The new Indiana Coal and Food Commis- sion today was enioined by order os three Federal judges from issuing orders allocating coal to customers The price-fixing power of the Com mission was not interfered with.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Big Sugar Company Indicted Excessive Profits Charged

S2275 per hundred pounds. The increase, it was charged. was auth orized at a meeting of the board of directors in April.
 Soon after the increase was an nounctd, an investigation was start ed by Floyd T. Jackson. chief of the Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation of Salt Lake City. MT. Jackson. after the investigation, charged the company with having made exorbitant profits through the selling of sugar at $22.75 per sack, declaring it cost $9.71 to produce the sack
 The Idaho case charged violation of the. Lever act and cited instances
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
NOTED LAWYER DIES.

ALBANY, Orey Nov. 29.-The body of George Stanford, former Chicago attorney of some note. who died here Friday, will be taken to Portland for burial. His widow is sister of Melville F. Stone. general manager of The Associated Press.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Cincinnati Counterfeiters
 Are Captured Red-Handed

CINCINNATI Nov. 29.-Police- men broke into a local hotel room were drying the ink on counterfeit today and arrested two men as they ten dollar banknotes of a face value cf more than $3,000, printed on copper plates. The prisoners outfit is declared to be one Of the most cor,lete ever found here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Fifty Cents Day Wage Cut
 Ordered by Tacoma Shelter

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. 29.-Notice to its employees that a fifty cents per day wage reduction would go into effect immediately was posted today by local shelter. About 800 work CTS are affected. Decreasing prices were given as the reasons for the rductlon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
Sir Edward Carson Declines
 Invitation to Come to U. s.

LONDON. Nov. 29.-Sir Edward Carson, leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, has declined an invitation to visit the United States to testify befort the Committee of One Hund- red that is Investigating the condi- tlons in Ireland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-29
International Livestock
 Show Opens in Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 29-With more than 10000 entries and fully twenty five thousand visitors the Interna- tional Livestock Exhibition was open ed here today.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-03
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Attractive 4-story brick and stone residence
FIRST door contains reception hall. parlor. Dun.
ing room. buffers pantry. built-in china closer
tricity. gas. Upper floors contain 3 bedrooms
and two baths. two dressing rooms built IN
linen closets. five open hreplaces etc. Fnii-
size cellar with toilet and laundry trays: wide
and very deep lot to paved alley: room Tor
garage: hard to duplicate today. Price.
NEAR lst ST. AND R. |. AVE.
semi-detaehed. rwo-stcry brick. rooms.
iars. and bright: s4-foot frontage in this ex-
cellent location. A snap at q. $50
K ST. N.W.-VACANT.
In immediate downtown section. Two-ssory
brick. rooms. hath. good heating plant; large
front and rar yards: LOT 14o feet deep WIN
3O-foot alley in rear; convenient to cars. Price.
$3.50.
GEORGETOWN.
Completely detached. well built. 3-story
brick. ten extra large and bright rooms. re-
ception hall. six bedrooms. nrst moo. kitchen
crete cellar under entire house: 5O-foot front
age by $50 feet deep Garage TO accommoda te
four cars. Price. ST.. 600 subject to IN offer.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT NV.
Attractive modern brick. rooms and bath
on first floor. six rooms and bath on second
ss
Unusually low priced at $3.50.
TWO-FAMILY APT. NE.
Located in a desirable residential section.
two-stor. pressed brick and brownst0ne. fve
rooms and bath on frxt floor. ak rooms and
bath on second, heated hy hot winter. separate
heating plants, entrances. yards and cellar.
win paper and PAINT entire building to suit
purchaser. Attractive proposition. Price.
IS 600 Make offer.
2THWEST SECTION.
I'd attic, eight rooms. two baths, cellar. hot
,rs throughout: room for garage; alley; large
Price is right.
Z DENT, INC,
Phone NJ. 4884.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Main 4752.
Continued.

Eleventh St. Northwest
near Columbia rohd: convenient to new Cen
trail High School and only short noe down
s.. re,y nicely .rr,ns far ana
A very fine house; Price: 1880.
14O5 Eye st. Main 49,
Petworth-%,O 600.
This house II a bargain. Ia Of three stories.
porch. newly paperrd and rehnished; In nrst-
class condition; space for garage on pa we'd alley
McKEEvEk & GOss.
l4O5 Eye 81. Main 49,.
Mount Pleasant.
Eight rooms and hath; house located near
18th and Irving streets; all modern improve
ments, electric lights. hot-Maer neat, nsaa'
wood noors and trim. double back porcnes'
ins for sii.SSo. price Of this home. $4,000.
l4os Eve 1t. Main 4752.
Fashionable Massachusetts, Ave.
near Twentieth street. Twelve large, airy
rooms. two ane modern baths, servants guar
tiers. hot.water heat. electric lights. II this
house at $40 900 interests you. phone for fur
ther details.
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
Georgetown-%,oO0.
Six 'srs nne rooms and osta nSns D, "o,cs
room for garage. etc. House In nrst-ciass con
dillon.
McKEEvER & GOeS,
14R5 Eye st. Main 41a:.
Downtown-Northwest.
Near 18th and r streets; eleven rooms and
two baths: hot.water heat, electric lights:
two-car garage. House In perfect condition,
and il q home Of which the most discrimi-
na ting can boast. Price. SIS.
NcKEEvER 4 GOSS,
l4O6 Eye st. Main 4!ho.
F Street Northeast-S5,OOO.
Six large, nne rooms and modern bath. Fine
heating arrangement You cannot 20 wrong
on any house at this price. and this IL espe-
cially good.
R & GOSS,
Main 4752.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-03

SI6.OOO-Close to 10th & K SITS.
house % #. wide II rooms. . baths. hot
water heat. electric lights: suitable for a room
ing house; now vacant; fine cellar under entire
house.
$14.mo-Near 18th and Col. Rd.
rooms bath. hot-water heat electricity:
room for garage; good wide house: lot
ming through to an alley; owner will consider
terms to q responsible person.
SIC, soo-Nr. Wardman PIX. Inn,
in Cleveland Park; 10 rooms. . baths. vapr
heat. electricity: now occupied by the owner.
but 10 arranged for two families; front porch,
double hack forches. flowers. shrubs. garden
everything In h1t-class condition: hardwood
doors; prompt possession. Let MS show you
this houae ~ soon as possible. rs owner con-
templates leaving the city.
$Is,5oO-In Sauls Addition,
half block from 18th St: semi-detached. brick.
rooms. hAths hof-water heat. electric
lights. shower hath. good big lot. two sararcs.
scrrens. metal weather stripe: condition salts
factory 20 the most exacting buyer. This Ii
an opportunity seldom offered.
$6.25O1Near Saul's Addition.
Groom. colonial porch brick house. having
hot.wstef heat; in good coalition: owner. to
make q QuSrk sals. will cell on terms Of $500,
balance arranged monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-03
NEAR 1ST AND r. I. AVE.
MODERN CORNER HOME
713 18th St. NV.

Two-story pressed brick. with brownstone
trim. eight rooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat
100 It. deep; metal garage: a very pretty resi-
dental section; convenient to cars; price,
50, 500 Immediate possession.
NE. MODERN HOME.
Attractive two-story and cellar brick in a
desirable nsiEhborhoSd; nine roo. rooms; han I'm
mediate persecution: price. s7.soO. want Offer
SEMI-DETACHED.
PETWORTH.
Modern colonial brick. rooms. tiled hath,
steam heat, full cellar. containing servants
room and laundry. double hardwood floors side
and rear alley. all outside rooms: good lot
81, 600 Immediate possession.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK INN.
PRICE. Sill 500.
Vacant. Attractive 3-story and cellar colo
tric light. hardwood floors. front and rear
porches: lot 23xi2o; garage: Possession At
once. Furniture can be bought reasonably.
KILBOURNE PL. NV.
Splendid location. three-story brick. II rooms.
Kitchen six bedrooms. open frepiaces. hard
! wood floors; large lot; alley. Price only
! CHEVY CHASE.
Detached bungalow. Q rooms, two baths: hot
water heat, electricity, gas. open freplaccs.
sleeping porch hardwood floors. screens, avn
ings; built-in garage; private driveway: 81
! foot frontage by 40 feet deep; very attractive;
conveniently located. Price, $4,000 Make
offer. viii also sell furniture. Owner leaving
city Will give possession ut once.
NEW HOME IN NO.
One square of 18th st. Two stories q
water heat. electric lights. gas. hardwood 10
porches; never occupied. Immediate possession
GARDINER (
~ 11+L c. NJ M
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
COntinuea,

laos Eye Street.
Near First and Florida Ave.
.truction, with steam heat, etc. In fine con-
'''''h and q S sSGS Ssyi Fr = ao $500
l4oo Eye st. Main 4752.
Near North Capitol and Eye
Streets.
Twelve rooms. two baths. Fine house. con-
v ven, to downtown and government otacss.
,.o~ MckEEvER GOss,
1406 Eye ct. Main 4752.
In lexington.
Beautiful new home. completely detached.
on large lot. having seven roop,s and bath
electric lights. steam heat. front porch. sleep-
Price. $500; on ensy terms, or less for cash.
,.ox MeKEEvER 4 GOss.
Columbia Heights.
Fine six-room and bath house. with all mod
srn ippr9vements; electric lights. hot.watsr
double rear porchcs, sleeping porch, screens
zine condition throughout. deep lot with
large garage on paved alley. Winters supply
OF coal in cellar. Bee this house and make us
an offer.
laos Eye st. ~ Main 1852.
18th and Decatur SITS.
5000 Cash
and very reasonable terms. Practically new
pfick house. having eight spacious rooms. two
bsths. open nreplaces, large frvnt porch,
glasscd-in breakfast porch: double brick ga
faEe; electric lights. hot-water heat, built in
cold storage plant. A thoroughly modern and
up. to,the minute house. Price at present only
McKEEvER 4 GOss,
14O Eye ct. Main <7Bo.
Only S., 200.
Dandy little homo on Fourth street north.
east; has six rooms and bath. cellar. etc; Ia
In hrst-class condition. and can be bought on
very low cash payment and easy terms.
MckEEVE
laos Eye Street.
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STONE FAIRFAX,
Ave NV Phone Main 222o

Owner has gone to Pittsburgh and left his
property with US for sale.
On 18th St. NE,
around the corner from Maryland avenue; .
rooms, nice bath. hardwood finish. HOT
WATER HEAT. House is three rooms deep
on each floor, Is IN srlendid condition. ana
there is ample room for garage. Large tree
in back yard. Terms. 1900 cash nsi. me-
monthly. Bee Ne At once IN regard 10 tnIs
nargair. Inspection By permit from this ONCE
where key may Be had upon application.
So 5oo-Washington Heights,
vest Of 10th and north Of Columbia road. 10
rooms, bath. good heatns plant; room ioF
garage. -.
SI6ooo-On Columbia Road
near 18th. Having q good business future
rooms. . baths. excellent hct'water meaning
nisnt, electric lights. 10 now vacant and I'M
MEDIATE possessi0n can he given. Any one IN
the market for 4 house Of this Character shouid
investigate this at once.
SIS, 5000 In the Fashionable
Dupont Circle Section, on Q St.
Well built s-stsry house. havtns II rooms.
simple room for garage; hrovnstons snd lick
frpnt. In perfect condition. Hafdwoed heoes
and AnisA.
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LILLIAN S. P H l L L P S !,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
III l4th St. NV.

Overlooking Saul's Addition,
$3.50.
ACT QUICKLY! TOMORROW MAY BE
TOO LATE. This well constructed home con-
rains g rooms and bath. hot-water heat ana
electric lights: large metal garage; In excel
lent condition: open hfeplaces. buiit-in re-
frigerator concrete porch; good terms.
Potomac Heights,
$500.
II you are looking for substantial construc-
! tion this is your house: II contains rooms
and bath. hot-air furnace. cleo It's; ample
! garage room; large garden and lawn; chicken
house. Terms. 81 800 cash and $50 per month.
This is exceptional.
In Saul's Addition,
$l4,75O.
ONE OF THE REST and most completely
equipped homes in this section: rooms and
In this, h.-w.h. elec. It's. servants toilet. In
Simultaneous heater, sleeping porch. front and
side porch. open fireplace: built-in garage; good
te rms.
Another Home in Saul's Addi-
tion-$12,OOO.
A sEMI-DETACHED HOME OF EXCEP-
TIONAI MERIT, with O spacious rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electricity and gas.
screened sleeping porch. awnings. servants
toilet, metal weatherktripping. hardwood floors
throughout; garage; splendid terms.
GU r B E s 7 I
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SHANNON & LUCHS,

Main 2345.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
real home on of the most attractive
streets on the Heights; 10 rooms baths
glassed-in sleeping porch. open hreplaces. cleo
trio lights, etc; occupied By owner. Inspection
any time Immediate poss'rsion
BLOOMINGDALE.
$500.
On Quincy st. just OF North Capitol s.. ron
venient to two car lines; q 2-story brick resi-
dencc; Z rooms and bath: double rear porches:
q good buy: terms reasonable.
EAST CAPITOL ST.
$500.
A most desirable little home OF q rooms.
sleeping porch and bath brick construction
every modern accessory; large front and reaf
yards. with ample space for garage and gar
den: immediate possession.
NORTHEAST.
5000.
On Florida ave.-A two-story 7-room brick
dwelling, with l bath, furnace heat, double
rear porches: lot is 134 feet deep to 20font
alley. The above price is a reduction made TO
insure auiek sale.
G. LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

1925 ST. N.w-12 ROOMS. BATHS
h.-w.h.;. electricity; deep lot, paved ahes
easy terms. Vacant.
c783 Ontario road n.w.-1O rooms oath steam
electricity Vacant Easy terms
Another, 8 rooms. 9 baths deep iot' pavet
alley; early possession; easy terms Apply
1884 Riggs place NV
400 BLOCK COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-8 ROOMS
ba tn, electricity hot-water heat, excellent con
dition. &c. 500. Call Columbia 45S.
IMMEDIATE POSS ESsION-706 TO us Al1h
son ST. n.w.-New and Z room houses' LAtgt
yards to 15-ft. alley; strictly modern sSeeheo
sleeping porches and breakfast rooms: tooa!
best home buy. Inspect at once ana oe co %
WINGED for sale by any broker or owner, ~
IRWIN, GA Upshur st. NV. fnohe ,oiumo'S
1896
SAUL'S ADDlTION-A NEW GROOM Housf
with all modern improvements; nrepAce IN
closed sleeping porch; garage corner io"'
ave. and Decatur st.
Also one at 1923 Decatur st. with tour peo
rooms. large porches and large lot. ffhes auo
terms reasonable. Open Sunday TOT inapec
ton. J. X. H1GDOS, owner ana puiiuer
North 1913.
1881 PARK ROAD; SOUTH FRONT: LEs
rooms and bath: fine cellar and laundry; steep
ing porch; electricity and gas; hot-wate, nes :.
house and back porches screened lot A1S =.
deep to alley; convenient to 3 car lines. rice
$40 OOO Phone Col l425