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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Acto III
Mlsica de Camara

1ro.-Cuarteto de cuerda "Gonza-
lez": Primer Violin, senor j. Coma
Ilez; segundo violin, senor j. de los
Rios; viola, senor A. Gonzalez; violon-
chelo, sefior M. Gonzalez.
(a)-Quartet, Op. 1S, No. 4. par l.
". Beethoven Allegro Ma Non Tanto
(b)-Quartet, op. Ii, par Tschai-
kowsky Andante Cantabile.
(c)-Quartet, in A moll. Op. Al
No. 1. par Schumann Presto Finale
2do.-Dialogo comico: "Cartas son
Cartas', de Ramon Marin. Reparto:
Lucio, senior j. Alvarez; Marujilla
sefiorita Lidia Marin.
3ro.-Fox Trot: "I'm Nobody's Ba.
by. Interpretado por distinguidas
senoritas la alta sociedad de Sar
Juan.
4to.-Solo de violin, por ell distin-
guido joven espanol senior j. Coma.
lez: LA Jota Navarro. Del inmor.
tai Sarasate; -acompanada por la emf,
nente pianista puertorriqueia sonora
Sanabria.
Final: Cuadro Plastico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
DE lNTERES PARA
Los GANADEROS

La Camara de Comercio de Puerto
Rico, ha recibido una carta de Ia
Camara de Comercio, Agricultural G
Industrial &c Santiago, Republica Do
minicana. que Sc nos facilita para
su publication y nos completeness ell
hacerlo, teniendo presente el interes
uue hi de ofrCccr q los ganaderoS de
Puerto Rico, quienes podrin ponerse
en- COMMUNICATION con Santo Domingo.
Dor conducto de la Camara de Co
mercio de Puero Rico, la que esta
tlispuesta Il cooperar en- pro del desa-
rrollo comercial entire ambos pafses.
La carta dice asf;
Santiago, r. d.
Septiembrc 10 de 1921.
Senior Presidcnte de la
Camara de Comercio.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Hon. senior:
FL Gobierno de esta Repdblica ha
votado iltimamente un decreto per-
mitiendo Ii exportaci6n de ganado
vacuno, del cual hay ell todo el Pals
muy buenas existencias.
Son las Cdmaras de Camercio ms
tituciones obligadas a provocar inter-
cambios comerciales, Y es con csc mo-
two que tcngo la satisfaction de di,
rigirle la presente COMMUNICATION.
! Deseable scrfa, y ast 10 encarezco
a usted nombrei de esta Camara
,'que pusiera usted EN- contacto cor
nosotros a los principales ganaderos
!, de ese pals, todo con Ell laudable pro
1 p6sito de csablecer a r,uestra yczI re
laciones tirectas de aQuellos con los
ganaderos de nucstro Pals.
10 puetio asegurar usted, y de-
mismo modo pucdo trasmitirlo Z
! Qui6n interesc, que nuestro ganads
esta exento de tlebre aftosa Qus
dispolienos de muclleS propios pars
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UN RASGO QUE DEBE SER
CON0CIDO

Todos hemos visto la geiltilfsima
seflorita Rosa Bolivar, rivalizantlo en-
entusiasmo con su bella hclmana V con
otras amigos, todas de las que dan
preStigios encanto nuestros salo-
nes, c0operando fomentar los fondos
de la Cruz Roja Espaiiola.
Rosita Bolivar. tenfa una moneda de
ORC de veinte d0larcs, reluciente CO.
un lucero. A esa moneda lie sac0 ella
cuatro o cinco veces SUI valor, Ia
suerte Sc la adjudic0 al joven don
Manuel Anil, empleado Ell la casa de
Gonzalez Padfn. Don Manuel Anil con-
tribuy6, como todos a que la seiiorita
de Bolivar realizara el milagro de null
tiplicar los d6lares.-que es mas diffcil
que multiplicar los panes v los peces---
como todos los que no intentaron re-
sistir el amable requerimiento, contri-
abuy6 a la buena combination. Ahora
la moneda era suya; Sc Ia yenfa en-
Etregar la seiiorita de Bolivar: pero el
joven Anil no quiso ser como todos,
quiso ser mas que todos, v no tolnd
Ia moneda que Sc ofrecfa fulgurante en-
|cl breve estuchito rosa de una mano
de seda. Para la Cruz Roja tambienl
dijo. y asfspag6 el ioyen Anil el me.
jor homemade que podfa ser rendidc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
SEvILLA.ROGELINI
EN- SANTURCE

Con las obras "La Reyista Nacio
nal", que fue muy aplaudida Ell el
Teatro Municipal, y ''La Maravilla !,
debutara hoy jueves en- el "Victory
Garden, la Compania de Bufos Gu
banos que dirije el primer actor Sc
nor Arnaldo Sevilla.
Siendo solamente unica function que
dara en- Santurce, ID Compafia, Il
Victory Garden" sera pequeho para
contener el pdblico que concurrira es-
ia noche.
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Y ell Episode IL de la interesantisims
ruth DE LA MoNTANA"

el embarquc de ganado. asf como de
huenos pastos en- los puertos mien-
tras SO hacc Ia espera del embarque.
Ojala que sea este un motive para
dejar establecidas entre esa v esta
C;imara, relaciones que puedan re-
dunbar en- proyecho para Santo Do
mingo y Puerto Rico
Apaovccho esta oportunidad para
ofrecer a usted los servicios de esta
Camara mientras le saluda muy
atentamente,
A. rastcrdsal,
Presidente de la Camars
de Comercio, Agriculture
Industria de Santiago
| Alfredo L6poss.
Secretaric General 4
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Precio de las localidades

Nota:-Por ser con un fin benefico
esta velada Sc suprimen las entradas
de favor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
AIctoI
Orquesta de Mandolinas
.Casino Espanols
BajO "a direction del Maestro Tizol

BajO Ia direction del Maestro IlzoI.
A Rigoletto' gran selection, so
lista .. Rubiano.
s.Los Millones de Arlequin'', Sc
renata.
.Lucia di Eammemoor', sex
teto.
D Canine de Rosas', paso dobIe
forero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
GRAN PROGRAMA

|monologo de estilo astracanado: "Si-
|nibaldo Campanula", de Felipe Perez
Capo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

spent Sunday with his mother and
sister, Mrs. Harriet Cox and
Myrtle.
Mr.. and Mrs John McCurdy left
last Friday morning for a motor
trip to White Hall, Ill. and other
places
Earl A Stanley was business
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

keithsburg visited Alpha friends
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LindeII and
Mildred spent Sunday at the John
Lindeil home In GaIesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Shearer were
Gaiesburg visitors Friday.
MIR. and Mira w. A. Coz of Alexis
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Mrs. W. l.. Eiker Rnd Dorothy.
Rev. Shanks preached his fare
well sermon TO Alpha people or
Sunday. He has received q call te
the Baptist church in Princeton ant
viii soon go there. He and bii
family will be greatly missed il
Alpha
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OF woodruff attended an undertake
ers meeting at Toulon Friday eve
ming.
MRS Joe Maxwell entertained the
cruz OF which she was a member
men she lived in Galesburg, at her,
home here on Friday.
Mrs. J. (. zimmerman visited part
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

Fuller and family of Thomson. Ill
DIR. c. T Shearer made a bust
ness trip to Chicago Saturday night,
returning Monday night.
Among Gaiesburg visitors Satur
day were Mr.. and Mrs. a c. Eiker,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ s. Rutledge, Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. G. Writ and Air. and
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of last week with friends in Strong
hurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cox spent Fri
day with Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Nicely
in Joy. Mrs. Cox stayed until Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Peter Frenell is spending a
week with his daughter, Mrs. r. L
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

visitor in West Liberty, Iowa. on
Friday, making the trip in his car
F. E. Cederburg, Mrs. H. S. Writ
and son Franklin, Mrs. c. A Peter
SON and Mrs Sophia Wanberg mo-
tored to Davenport Friday to see
Mrs. Cederburg at Mercy hospital.
r. Earl Knox and H NJ. Snyder
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

With each Fire King Pipe
less is sent a full set of in
structions for setting up.
These are written by real fur
mace men in plain non-tech-
nical language that enables
anyone to set up the fire King
Pipeless in a few hours with
the help of a handy man
After reading these facts
about the Fire King Pipeless
and studying the illustration
at the right compare the Fire
King with any other pipeless
furnace you know of regard
less of price-then act on
your own judgment.
Base Ring and base plate
made in sections Of heavy
cast iron and well braced.
Front is heavy gray iron
casting made in two sections.
full height and handsomely
designed. Four inch extension
wings cast in fronts give
cdded air capacity and better
Or circulation
Ash Pit is heavy cast iron,
full size with four specially
tempered heavy cast iron
Crate Bars triangular in
shape and equipped with two
shaker bars.
Ash Pit Door is fun width
of ash pit, has draft door for
chain control. covered shaker
holes, and spring wire handle
Radiator-Heavy one piece
all cast
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Orders for this high grade building material
ing daily from all parts of the co.ntry-convineing
as close to you as your telephone-and you have
and truckoads to points within Is miles free charge.
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oothern
honey
Ourpr right cnow
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Fire King Pipeless Furnace
only 500.

practically all homes-old and new-wlthout the work
and dirt always connected with the use OF stoves
There no coal carry upstairs, ashes to carry
down. Just one fire in your cellar alongside your coal
pile-and a draft regular n your living room.
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ALPHA

- =. and Mrs Charles Ross were
% visitors in Aledo Saturday.
and Mrs Joe Maxwell and
rsItr;. spent Sunday In Galesburg
y, and Mrs Roy T. Kiddoo Of
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Builders Hardware

We hardware including outside and inside door
weights
window hardware sash and screen butts and
and hat brackets barn door tracks and hangers pulls hinges
illustrated
Building write ealfo before
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Extra Heavy Construct
Fully Guaranteed

The ppeless furnace within the last few has
become almost widely adopted and universally
nreciated as the automobile. 1t has passed the expert
mental stage and is now accepted entirely salts
factory method of heating evenly and comfortably
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Feed Section - One piece
heavy gray iron corrugated
casting.
Fire Pot Heavy two-sec-
ton corrugated cast iron with
deep cut joint
Feed Ooor-extra large for
feeding large pieces of coal or
wood, has air draft slide and
handle. Provision made in
feed door frame for hot water
coil. and does not interfere
with feed door opening
Inner Casine-Composed OF
one 1-piece casing, one 1-piece
hood, and one round warm air
section for connecting to re-
gister above. All inner cas-
fngs made of heavy 26 gauge
Galvanized iron, double lined
with sheet asbestos and cor
rugated bright tin.
Outside caslne-Composed
OF two casing sections. one
hood and one square section
for connecting to outside
edge of register above. All
outer castings made Of heavy
rs gauge Galvanized iron
CIeanout Door is large, and
furnishes easy access to en-
tire interior OF radiator.
Large Fitting Type Water
Pan with cast iron cover, set
In lower front just above ash
pit door. This is extremely
important, as It inSures a
moist. healthful air at all
times
Ventilation Ceiling Register
is made Of steel heavily re-
inforced, black japan finished.
Price Complete-S5-25.
Poker, shaker handle,
chains, chain plate, pulleys,
smoke pipe check draft, four
foot smoke pipe, one smoke
pipe elbow and tee furnished
with each furnace.
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Make your home and farm buildings snug, comfort
able and before winter gets here and do
it small cost with Gordon-Van Tine material Select
what need right from this advertisement tonight
and phone Davenport 100 tomorrow.
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Roofing Priced Very Low

Our ''Protskt- Roofing is made from an
rag wool feat saturated with asphalt and
coated with washed slate In 3 beautiful
green shade.
Made in three weights, The light weight
u recommended for Temporary work whore
q permanent roof Is not desired The medt
um weight Is recommended for chicken
houses and other outbuildings where reason
able service il required. The heavy weight
is entirely satisfactory for barns. houses or
other buildings II will not however give
as good satisfaction as our famous JRp-a-Top
roofing, which we recommend for eas& re-
suits
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

The Fire King Pipeless is
the most perfect in design
the strongest in materials
and the most satisfactory in
operation that our engineers
were able to find. 1t was Sc
iected as worthy of being sold
over our name and guarantee
only after a very careful sur
yay and test of the few which
net with our rigid require
ments.
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Fine Window Glass
Use WalIboard For Remodeling

-
Make a nursery out OF the 8 A
Carr a into smaller ones iii
Walboard.' Cheaper than ath VAsm S@[W
plaster applied-yOn 10 ii -<~%4@~S
in A
board will complete satisfaction
request
Lengths s. . 10 and Il feet $500
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Storm Door Hinge.

Ex Wrought steel butt or
49, hinge. For easy removal
of door without unScrew-
- ing Reversible. One pair
ks 10 a box, with screws
Sizes 3x3, 3Izx3l4. AKA.
Prices per pair respectively, 1885,
FAC, and 2ec.
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Quality Ready-Mixed House Paint
Wall Paint Settles the Wallpape

MuraItone is an oil wall paint
with a hard finish of beautiful vel
vet like appearance. Easy to apply.
Dries over night. Easily cleaned.
We recommend this paint for best
results. All desirable tints carried
in stock
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

Illustration shows two light
storm sash. We also carry COM
plete stock of four light. eight
light, twelve light storm sash in
single and double strength glass
from sos up
The Seward gateway., 1921-03-05
DARING ROBBERY SUCCESS

TORONTO, Canada, March A. A daring robbery of the Bank of Mon- ereal occurred last night. The rob- 5ers got away with S2O,000 in cash and $11, 900 in securities.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Seldov:a Precinct, Docket No. 10 In the Probate Court at Seldovia, Sci dovia Precinct, Third Division, Ter, ritory of Alaska. In the matter of the Estate of John A Nelson, deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as Administrator ol the estate of John A. Nelson, deceaset in accordance with an order duly made therefore. NOTICE is hereby given to all cred itors of and all persons having claim against said deceased, to exhibit salC claims, with the necessary vouchers within Six Months of this notice t. the said Administrator at his place O. Business, in SeldovIa, Seldovla, Pre- cinct, Third Division, Territory of Al aska.
 Dated at Seldovia, Alaska, this Is Jay of January, 1921.
 SID 5. BETTMAN. Administrator John A. Nelson Estate .'ublish Feb. 12, 19 26, March 5, l2.
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NOTICE OF SALE
NO. S-165

Ncs S-1Oe
 .n The District Court For the Terri tory of Alaska, Third Division. .nales' c. Hubbard, Plaintiff, VI Primrose Mining Company, d Con poration, Defendant.
 in and by virtue of a Special Exc .u1ion issued out of the United Stat. ,ourt at Valdez, Alaska, in the abo> .lcltled cause, and dated the 2nd dc JI March, 1921, l have levied upon the right, title and interest of the Dc ,endanI Tn and to those two certal- ode mining cIaims situated on Porcu ,,lne Creek in the kenai Mining an, .secordlng Precinct of the Third jL IlciaI Division of the Territory ot A -aska, commonly known and describe, IS Primrose Lode Mining Claim, all Primrose No. Two Lode Mining Clan. md, for a further and more specltI 1escription of which lode claims ex ;. ess reference is hereby made to tl4 original notices of location thereof ne same appear of record in the O. lice of the ex-otficio Recorder for sal ..enai Mining and Recording Preclnc, .ogether with all the machlner! .qulpment, tools, appliances, lmpA md other improvements situate on and upon said mining claim .kth all and singular the al purtenances, priveleges, and right .hereunto belonging or in anywlse al pertaining. Notice is hereby given. that l vii on Saturday the 9th day of Ap1i 1921, at Ii o'clock in the forenoon that day, at the office of the Unite' States Marshal at Seward, Alaska sell all the right, title and interest o the defendant in and to the above dc scribed properties at public auction t the highest and best bidder for cas to satisfy said Special Execution amounting to $11, 1,705.44, with inter est thereon at the rate of 8 per cen per annum from the End day 0 March, 1921 and $1520.2O costs to gether with accrued costs.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 3rd day of March, A. D., 1921.
 F. R. BRENNEMAN
 United States Marshal.
 By Ralph Reed, Deputy. Publish March 5, 12, IS, 26, April Z
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While John Lasso, a miner, was having his eye dressed by Dr. E. O.. Rowley at Douglas last week, he en- saged in a verbal battle with the sur geon over the treatment of the in jured optic, the affair eliminating by Lasso striking the doctor several lines with force and precision. Las 50 received an injury to one of his eyes some time ago, and was being treated by the company physician. Lasso claimed that he, had lost the sight in. the optic by it's being ban daged too tightly and after some few word the doctor told him to take his eye to some other doctor. Lasso then assaulted the surgeon as above stated. He was arrested and fined ten dollars.
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LEGAL NOTICES
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

IN compliance with the Federal Water Power Act (41 Stat, 1O63) mo- sice is hereby given that Frank L. Bal .aine, 424 Alaska Building, Seattle, Washington, has applied for prelimi- nary permit for power development involving Upper Kenai Lake, Alaska, and Kenai River, from the outlet of said lake to a point approximately II miles down stream therefrom. Any ob- jection against granting such permit, or request for a hearing thereon, to- gether with any briefs. reports, or other data for which consideration is desired, should be submitted on or be- fore April IA, 1921 to the Executive Secretary, Federal Power Commission Washington, D. c.
The Seward gateway., 1921-03-05

SEWARD'S PUPLIC LIBRARY, Tn -ublic School Building, open to puDbc yer> Friday afternoon, 2 to , o'clock r. distribution of books.
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Social Notes
Edited by Miss Elsie Leslie

The many friends and acquaintan- ces in Seward of Sydney Jacobs will regret to hear that he passed away in San Francisco on February, the twenty-fifth. MT. Jacobs was taken sick while in Seattle several weeks ago and from there leaving for Cal ifornia a few weeks after. MT. Ja- cobs is well known in Seward both in social and business circles, as he was Alaska's representative for Swift and Company with headquarters at Jun eau, Alaska.
 -O-
 On Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall the Seward Chapter of the Eastern Star after 3 regular meeting had very delightful time The entertainment committee had ar- ranged novelty luncheon and many unique features during the evening Mir. Leon Urback was the lucky win ner of the gents prize for needleman and Mrs. Frank Skeen won very dainty prize for her ability for. foot racing. The members and visiting members enjoyed the evening inn mensly.
 -0e
 Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Anderson and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Osbo were hostesses at 9 farewell party given at the home of MT. and Mrs, Anderson in honor of Joe StreJc rho left for the states on the North western. Cards were the main fea- ture of the evening. At midnight the hostesses served sumptous ban auet to their many guests which in cluded MT. and Mrs. Alfred Rosness. Ir. and Mrs. Larson, MT. and Mrs Gerhard Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Peter son, MT. and Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Johnson and the Messrs: Lindquist Nelson, Lagerquist, Jacobson and the guest of honor, Joe Strejc.
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MOOD UNDERTAKING COMPAN> Licensed Embalmers
 Funeral Directors SEWARD, ALASKA
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

APARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward as follows:-
 s.so A. M. Tuesday and Friday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwood and Anchorage. Arrive 3:45 P. M. Wednesday and Saturday. Connections at Anchorage on Wednes- day and Saturday at 7:So A. M' for Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston' Talkeetna, and Chulitna on Mon day, Wednesday, Friday at $50 A. M. for Matanuska, Eska and Chickaloon.
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RATES Fifteen Cents per Line first insertion, " cents per line per subsequent insertion. Count five ever age words to line.
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The family of L. E. Thompson have moved to the apartments over the Pioneer Hall on Broadway.
 -O- The Seward Bridge Club met at the ,ome of Mrs. w. E. Root this after loon.
 -O-
 MT. Henry Thody of this place IS eturning on the steamship Alameda rom an extended visit through the Eastern states.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Greenlee haxe aken the apartments formerly occu- lied by George Cottor on Broadway. The lower floor will, after March To, ,a occupied by the Seward Gateway plant.
 -0-
 Mrs. John A. Nelson entertained informally at luncheon on Wednesday fternoon in honor of Mrs. r. Han ,on, who has just returned from a isit to the states.
 -C-
 Miss Rogna Johnson, one of the ounp misses of this city is taking ,ell earned vacation. Miss Johnson as been with Brown and Hawkins pr the past two years as assistant ceountant under A. H. L. Myers.
 -0-
 Mrs. c. C. Jones, wife of the popu- IT superintendent of construction o1 he Alaska Engineering Commission rived on Wednesdays train from .nchorage and is the house guest o1 Ir. and Mrs. Gustav Borgen.
 -Oc
 On Friday evening MT. and Mrs harles Krefting entertained a few f their friends at cards. Mrs. Kref- ng served a very tempting lunch to oe following guests: MT. and Mrs. fired Rosness, MT. and Mrs. Arnt- ,n. MT. and Mrs. John Rosness, and ne Messrs: Strejc,. Larson and Ja- obson.
 -O-
 Word was received on the Admiral Jatson from MT. and Mrs. Henry Ellsworth and Miss Thelma, who left ere for d visit to the Sound cities K weeks ago and are looking for ard to the sailing. of the Alameda March twentieth when they will re- lrn. Mrs. Ellsworth sent on the Ad- liral Watson many, beautiful crea- ons in dresses, coats, and full line nifty spring hats which are now n display in the Ellsworth window.
 -O-
 The many friends of Miss Leons hurchill of Cordova, and former resF ent of Seward will be surprised to ar that she was recently married MT. Jerome Quinimann Allen, of le Radio station at Mile IA! The ride was a favorite among the ounger set of Cordova where she bent the greater part of her child lood.
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SMALL VESSEL HAS TOUGH
 TIME IN STORMS AT SEA

NEW YORK, March 4.-Thirty- three days at sea in a leaking twenty six town yawl was the experience of an 83-year old sea captain and his crew of six. Capt. Gashfield and his ship was towned into New Yorl harbor this morning by the steamer Dunstan who rescued the distressed vessel 18S miles out.
The Seward gateway., 1921-03-05

OMAHA, March 4-Emil Rothschild former millionaire grain dealer was found dead from asphyxiation at his home today. He recently lost heavily in foreign market speculation.
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