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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09

|r&vy 4 zvonka; spocfvalha je-
Jim GeIe ! dlouh& zelent 6pon
Ky splyvaly po jejfm ktasnem
poprsi q tyle.
''Ofelie!' zvolal barca Mai
nau polohlasn9 s pathaiektm
posuhkem. v jeho HAS. znel
|nepopsatelny posrnsch.
Jeho pfavodce Sc prldce o
toGil.,
ITO 81 piece zakazuii, to je
zase jednou ryzf lomedie,
Mainau!" xvolal .vsecex pobou
FEN. 'sTo pdsobi patrn; ma da-
my, kterk se tfesou pied to-
bou iako jehnata, ale ma mne
mel"
Zastrcil ruce do k.pes sve-
no lehkeh0 svrchniku, pokrcil
rameny q pax pocel Sc selmov
|skym 1smevem: Is
"Byla jednou pfekrasna, a.
he chudickA princezna a skye
|ly mladf kavalir. Oba Sc Ia
milovali, ptfncezna chtela me-
chat titulu Jasnosti a stat se
pani baronkou."
Odmlcel be ma okamzik a je
no potutelnt pohled po strane
Sc dotknul prnvodca; nevidel
|ysak, jak Sc dival Sc sevfeny-
mi zuby do houstf tax zhave,
jako by Sc m6lo mlade listi
vznftit. PAX pokracoval nevin-
ne:
"Tu pfisel princeznin stryc,
jenz panoval q zadal q jeff kra-
snou ruku. ,tejf krashe cerne o.
81 prolevaly horke Shy, ale ko
necne prece zvitezila hrda kni
zeci krev mad vasni l&sky a
princezna dopustila, aby il po-
lozili ma nadherne, tmave ka.
dere korunu vevodskou. Ruku
ma srdce, Mainau," prerusil Sc
live, "kdo by j to byl tehda
zazlival? Nejvyse sentimental
nj lide."
Mainau nepolozil ruku ma srd
'ce, take niceho neodpovedel,
hnevive ulomil mladou ratio
lest, jez Sc odvazila dotknout
Sc jeho tvafe a zahodil il cd
sebe.
"Jak il asi dnes bije srdce, 7"
pravil Ruediger po kratke po-
niece, patrne necht6l nechat
tohoto zajimaveho pfedmetu
rozmluvy. "Vdovsky smutek je
u konce; knfzecf hrdosti je w
hoveno na vsechny easy, me-
bot vevodkyne jest a zdstane
matkou panuiiciho vevody, ty
jsi take prost manzelskych
pout. Vse Sc shoduje znameni
te a ted mi chces namluviti -
'nu, kdo verf tomu! Vine, co
Sc stane dnes."
"Jste Wy chytraci." pravil
baron Mainau S licenym obdi-
vem. Phi techto slovech vysli
ma volne prostranstvi, kde byly
vozy. Dostali Sc mezi hemzici
Sc lid a prdto zIstavali spise
ma dzke ceste ma brehu.
"Hej, kluku, blaznis?" zvo-
lal nahle Mainau a chopil "a
limec silneho, zebraveho W.
rostka, jenz We svrchovane ne
bezpecne posici houpal Sc ma
vetvi mad hladinou vodni. Ia
trasl Jim poradne jako mokrym
pudlem a pax jej postavil po-
fadne MA nohy. male vykou-
pani nemohlo by tvemu kozi-
chu skodit. hochu," small Sc,
oklepaval o sebe ruce v ci-
stych rukavickach, pochybu-
il vsak, ze umis plavat."
"Fuj, ten kluk byl velmi
spinavy," rekl Ruetliger, otra-
safe Sc.
"Ano byl. Ujist'uji Te take,
lie naprosto nestojin o takove
styky, jsou to tak{ve neroz-
vazne plebejske hr(chy ruky,
o nichz nevi duse. Ano, zde to
mas Ease, deli mas jeste mno-
no krokn Cd vzneseneho Okla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
SAL-BUSINESs PROPERTY. SALEBUSINESS PROPERTY.
COntnu

sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY. sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY.
Business property worth looking by specuaor. five
story bldg street the of 9TH nw consisting of
store and eight apartments Can be bought for $4,000
easy terms
room apt of 9th and Que ST. store and fourroom
ment; reasonable terms.
NV. of Prospect and Potomac ST. chance for
good business Reasonably eodeled of five thou
sand Store five and BATH am, $4,000 $1,000 cash;
balance, reasonable
NE of 4h and RI Store that fronts 80 feet
r. with of and bath End floor Won
derfu site for druggist. Price $1S,5OO.
354S Georgia n.w formerly Revere Theate 50xloO
Price 81, 500.
Apply DIST. REALTY INV EXCH, INC,
954 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
MAIN 1880 EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

HIGHBRIDGE, MD, SO. TO ". B. & A.
electric station.-8-room and bath. nearly new
bungalow, electric light. pipeless furnace. etc
your terms; will lease or trade. To see it,
you will like it. Our sign on IT.; vacant.
Cau for full data; such property sold quickly.
N. E. RYON' CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

SALE-INVESTMENT PROPTY. SALE-INVESTMENT PR0PTY
INVESTMENTS
Our Investment Properties Department IS fully equipped
to render usual degree of Super Service and satisfy
every client If good producing property
consult Mr.. Baker.
APARTMENT.
Modern, freproo building in Mt Pleasant, "a apts.
annual rental, $l3OSO.
APARTMENT
Near 2ls and sts, modern ireproof bldg, Is apis,
annual rental sl2132. Will consider trade.
Investment Properties Department.
CONTINENTAL REALTY CO..
7I 18th St. NV Main 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

o2:A. STOCK AND DAIRY FARM-MD.-
10 miles u. C.; Iear creamery. high school.
suihees, state I'd, r.r. station and =. O.
ROSE CROFT, MD.-ss. a. truck and
poultry farm; mile y. C.; good Groom
house. chicken house, barn, garage. etc;
$500; easy terms
acres on 7. r r.: 100 yds station: near
CITY, ar. house, b.. il. and c. water: h.-w.h
cleo, bultin china closet, garage, barn, chic
house. closet. range and pantry, back and
front porch screened in: church across ST.
school ~ blocks; 81 900 cash. $40 mo.
BOYLES FARM AGENCY,
452 u st. NV. Main 4G33
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Two adjoining outside offices. one large and
one small; very desirable: convenient to ele-
Nators aud ice-water fountain: Rent. sos =
month: no extras except telephone:
One court room on fourth floor. size IL It. by
rs f.. Rent. S35 month.
Apply 621 Star building or phone Main 5000.
OFFTCES FOR RENT, EVENING STAR
building tthe Avenue at l1thl-One large Of
Gce on second floor with private lavatory and
running ice water. This office contains 800
st. IT.. has southern exposure and Ia particu-
1ar!y suitable for office employing many clerks
Tor light manufacturing plant or show room
20. manufacturer of nationally known product.
Rent, including heat, light and janitor service,
SUITE FOR RENT
Two bright outside offices. :rd door
Room in corner of building at 18th and Pa.
ave. other room adjoining 18th st. side of
building. In addition TO being unusually desir-
sbls for offices. Il csc rooms have an eIcep-
Hinnal value for witnessing paradss. Rent,
Including heat, light and ianitor service, SlO5
O month.
Single outside room, convenient TO elevators.
&c" water fountain in hell just outside door.
ing heat, light and janitor service.
Bright room 3rd floor. neither outside nor
court room. size Is 3Hl0.a IT.. southern expos
ure. This is very desirable room for reason
able rent of $50 month
Court 3rd floor. size 11.5I2J.5 feet
This is unusually large Office for rent asked
which Is $50 month, including heat. light and
Jsnit0r service.
Apply 621 Star Bldg. Or phone Main 5000
Br. g.
TIE CECIL, SW. COR 15th AND l. SITS
To bo converted into Office building; offices of
J. more rooms. especially suitable for
i'hy sician or dentist, now available; rent
reasonable.
WARDMAN,
Main $40. - 1890 st. NV.
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

Beautiful new Groom and bath bungalow;
sleeping porch. built-in refrigerator. h.w.h..
u in. oak floors: space in attic for extra room;
none better built; priced at 10000. on terms.
Semi-bInga low, 8 rooms and bath. breakfast
nook, sleeping porch. oak floors. h.w.h.: near
cars: Se.T50.
Bungalow. nearly new. rooms and hath.
oak floors. freI!acc, ami; 81 600: terms less
than rent.
New bungalow, rooms and bs IN. oak floors,
fireplace. ami; good level lot; $4,000.
New bungalows. near cars, rooms and bath,
fireplace; ami; s.. 500 and 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
Strout Farm Bargains.

S-Acre Poultry Farm
At Barcroft, Va; fv"room bungalow, electric
ity, stream, new poultry house: near bus, cars
and good road: $500. terms to suit LAND
WEIR. 300 Fendall bldg. Main 1856. ls'
Gentleman Modest Home and
Farm
in high-class residential section. 100 acres
20 minutes northwest from city over improv ed
highway: Soil is productive and naturally
well drained. Improvements: Dwelling. bed.
rooms; bath, electric lights hot-water heat
porckes. Large grounds. fine old trees aud
shrubbery. Fonr tenant house large
barn, silo. poultry houses and other outbuii ID
ings. Orchard Of summer ard winter fruits
Price, $4,000.
Real Estate Investment
Company,
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WANTED--MONEY.

"a, 300 SECURED BY 1st TRUST ON I'M
proved property in first commercial zone. Ad-
dress BOX 1871. Star Office.
FOR SALE-HIGH-GRADE,
we'll secured second trust notes
on new properties. Principal and
interest payments guaranteed.
Reasonable discount. J. f.
WHITE, SI3 18th st. NV. Main
FARO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

continued.
hoM.T ~ TO-. LoAS G S,I p 81
Homes, apartments. business property. Prompt
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave. Main 1900.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
oven and n :.c"risy e .t.f.esS s' =,
loans made In Washington and nearby sections
OF Maryland and Virginia on Q 10-year month.
ia ~ a.:h q the
rover. wM. II. SAUNDERS 4 Co. 1888 K
HONEY TO LOAN on p; e REAL EsTAT5
2o6 woodward bldg. y. ae11.
I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON o. o. REAL
estate first and second trust.
Main %. D. H. ROLAND y pRT WssSu.ra s,a..
end TRUST MONEY AND
5N% ON Ist TRUSTS FOR
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Ayailable at low rates: monthly or ann !!
SCHMIDT, Main 2ell.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
estate at 5H9o if security is sat-
isfactory. VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS & CO.. 1888 K st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. G. REAL ESTATE
10 any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
Z. HEISKELL.. 1l15 Eye ct. nv.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on ID. G. real estate; prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE 4 Fairfax. 1912 N. Y. ave.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
AT 81 AND go INTEREST.
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc.
1913 VERMONT AVENUE NV.
MONEY AT 8 PER CENT AVAILABLE FOR
Applica tons answ cred Immediately.
WARDMAN,
1880 ct Main 41s1.
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rooms and hath. hot-water heat, electric
lights, large cellar and attic. slate roof: price
SIS, 500; terms, 81. 600 cash. balance to suit
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ARTHUR CARR,
Hyattsyille. Md.

VIRGINIA. PROPERTIES.
81, 50O-Seven rooms, new. stucco; high eie-
vation: close to boulevard and electric car
line; completely modern; terms.
S11 4OO-Six rooms, Dutch colonial. new;
located on Mt. Vernon boulevard In high-clsss
section; open for inspection.
Sc, OOO-Six rooms. new: Just completed !:
modern and well located; near boulevard and
ssSOO-Five rooms. tile. new; lot f0ox1a5;
on cement street, close TO car line; rare
bargain.
s., oOO-Five-ro room bungalow new, complete
IL modern and very easy terms.
$4S5O-Four-ro bungalow; modern: well
located on quiet street close to car line and
boulevard.
The above are 4 few Of many choice prop
critics We are able to offer you ALI may be
secured on terms. Some as low as $3.50 cash.
Drive out Sunday or any day to Walnut
street, on Mt Vernon boulevard, or take
electric car at 10Th and Pa. ave-. get OF at
North Rosemont station, ask for Mr.. Chapman.
F. Q. GOODNOW COMPANY.
10 18th ct. NV. Main SU7.
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RROOKLANn.

BROOhIANp.
New seven room semi-bungalow: all modern
improvements. including hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights, tile bath, extra toilet in cellar
stationary tubs and many built-in fixtures;
also room for garage The price is &c.,
Terms. So 600 cash and SO monthly. This is
one Of the best. II not the very hest, T-room
bungalows in the northeast suburbs. Inferior
ones are selling for $500.
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G large airy rooms and bath. steam heat.
electric lights, sleeping porch, cellar and attic;
laundry tubs: two lots: beautiful shade; price,
s750O; terms reasonable.
apply 10
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rooms and bath. gas; large lot; cement
street and sidewalk: price, $3.50: terms,
81 $50 cash. balance To suit.
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MUST RAISE s., 900 CASH
AT ONCE.
Am leaving, and must sacrifice solidly con
structed, beautiful. bTand-new Groom and
bath house; modern in every respect: located
on high plateau In lovely suburb: city water
and sewer; house just completed and built
to last; beautiful concrete basement. 26x36'
two improved quarter-acre lots; large, newly
built garage; chicken house and run; no In
cumbrances: price. s6.125. which Is less than
snce on terms. Now Is your chance to get
particulars address OWNER,
Box 63-J. Star Office. 1oe
FOR sALE-BUNGALOW.
Cherrydale, Va. Five rooms and bath.
large, light basement: heat, electric lights.
water and gas; hardwood floors. Apply L. II.
HARRISON, 90 Ballston I'd. Cherrydale, Va.
NORTH ROsEMONT.
Four-room bungalow with all the improve.
ments, including garage. Price. S4,35O. Easy
terms. See Mr.. SCHWARZMAS. at North
kosemont. or phone Alexandra 9S0-J.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-A DANDY LITTLE
Groom cottage, cleo; lots; only $4,000.
Congress Heights-New home; lots:
rooms: garage; chicken house: cleo. range:
81 1000; terms.
Chilium, near D. C. Line-9-room and bath
bungalow, cleo. h.w heat: q wonderful home;
81 acres; rigf t price; terms.
McGARTER & McCARTER,
AT 18th st. NV.
adj
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
$4,000.
7-r. frame house. large cellar: good well;
shade: outbuildings; $500 cash; Il mile Of
trolley: OF land. Additional land
$3.50.
New 6-r. bungalow: ami; N-acre lot; 2os
yards to trolley; $500 cash.
$500.
IL acres, 7-r. frame house; ami: h.w.h.;
large barn and other outbuildings: automatic
water supply !~ater raml; Is apple trees. IS
adamized road; 5000 cash: seq per month
including everything.
NJ. E. CHURCH,
Tel Falls Church SO. Falls Church. Va.
NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE
on MISUNDERSTANDING boule-
ward, near College Park, Shep-
herd and Gilbert Subdivision.
High and pleasant location.
Thoroughly we'll built of best
materials; double board e ID;
modern improvements; large
rooms, well lighted; hardwood
floors downstairs; very reason-
ably priced. Apply to Harry W.
Shepherd. First National Bank,
Hyattsville, Md, or at his home
on property. =
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NEW 4-ROoM BUNGALOW. GAS FOR COOK
ing electric lights. well water: lot 50xl35
IT. (nothing fancy; one square Of electric
line; price, $3.50; easy terms.
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WANTED--LOTS.

WILL FAY CASH FOR GOOD BUIIDINI;
iot In Brookland or Woodbridge: give price and
location. Address RoN 1lSK Star Office.
LAND SUITABLE FOR BUILDING ROW
fouses. Address BOX 1851. Star Office.
BUILDING LOTS; GIVE LOCATION AND
lowest cash price. CARL H. SMITH, 1871
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Many other SUBURBAN properties OF our Ilsts
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
YJncoIp 1o55 TO Sth ST NE
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MARYLAND SIDE.

MARYLAND SIDE.
rooms baths, ami, large lot paved
street. garage: arranged for two families; rent
terms
A complete home. built for owners occu-
pancy; extra large rooms, tile bath. show
ers. hardwood finish; lot 50x200: paved s>.ee..
Priced at SO, 800; submit offer.
Nearly new bungalow. ) large rooms. inclos-
ed sleeping porch, oak floors. stairs to attic
real bargain at ST 900.
broom and hath bungalows. ami:
level lots: squares to cars; $500. 900
and $500.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAK0MA PARK. n. C.. H0MES-DlRECT
from owners and builders. Two new six and
movements. open fireplace, tiled bath with
built-n fixtures. h.-w h: irst-class residential
section: very attractive surroundings: loca-
tion LIST and Whittier SITS. NV. d. c. BE cure
tn see these while selecting your home. Also
few smaller homes. Call Col. 6164W.
Park Md
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
WHITE PASS MAKING READY

DAWSON, Mar. 20-The Yukon is beginning to sir with the first of the seasons activities. The White Pass has opened it's machine shop at Whitehorse and the work of putting the steamers in shape for navigation will be taken in hand immediately.
 The heaviest snowfall in years gives promise of full rivers after the ice breaks, and there are both passengers and freight in sight to keep large fleet of steamers busy most of the season.
 The Treadwell Yukon Company is sending another ten ton tractor to the Mayo district, with five trail CTS hooked onto 1t, and an attempt will be made to drive the big ma chine over the 300 miles of ice and snow to the new silver camp.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
POLISH FRONTIER FIXED

PARIS, Mar. 2O-The Allied council of ambassadors has rendered a decision fixing the frontier between Poland and Russia. The decision finally attaches Wilma to Poland and the settlement comes as a cul- mination of long-drawn-out dis pute, replete with dramatic incl dents, between Poland and Lithu- ania. Besides Wilma, the decision also gives Poland Eastern Galicia, which practically satisfies all of the re- maining territorial aspirations. The decision has been pending since the Paris peace conference.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
RECORD IS CLEAR

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. IT. William Wolf Smith, who succeeded charles Cramer as counsel for the Veterans bureau. has announced that an investigation of the affairs of the legal division of the bureau has failed to reveal anything to the discredit of Cramer. Officials of the bureau express the opinion that Cramer became depressed as a re- suit of attacks made upon him dur ing the time he was attached to the bureau and sought death rather than defend himself against his political enemies. 7
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
HOOVER SAYS REGULATIONS
 WILL HOLD DESPITE KICKS

WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. IT, In a letter addressed to Senator Wesley Jones, on the fisheries ques- tion, Secretary Hoover declares that in spite of protests the presidential reservations set aside in Alaska wat CTS to prevent the further taking of salmon will be continued.
 Referring to the Sutherland charg- es, the secretary says there is mo polite answer" to the delegates re- cent chastisement of the Govern nenr policy He says the action of the Government was taken in the best interests of the people of Alas ks and of the nation.
 The letter says further, in part: The real issue Is that having fit- ted the lid on further destruction of Northwestern and Alaska salmon until Congress acts, intend to sit on it, whether Delegate Sutherland certain canneymen and certain fish ermen, or more of the same sort, like it or not. These fisheries are the precious asset of the American people. We have the right al least 10 demand that they shall not be demolished in fertility by persons to whom profit is more precious than maintenance of the national food supply"
 Reports of experts and reeom- rnendations of the reserve policy by the American Fisheries Society, Stanford Washington and Illinois universities, Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the cities of Portland Petersburg, Cordova, Wrangell, Jun eau and Ketchikan have been for warded to Senator Jones by Secre- tary Hoover
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
FRANCE WARNS POWERS TO KEEP OUT
GIRL CLAIMS BABE RUTH
 IS DADDY OF HER CHILD

NEW YORK, Mar. 17-Delores Dixon has started suit against Babe Ruth in an effort to compel the heavy hitting Yankee ball player to pay her the sum of s5O,OO0. She accuses Ruth of making attacks up on her during motor trips to Long Island and declares that he is the father of her child, not yet born.
 The complaint also charges that Ruth was a visitor at the home of Miss Dixon during July and August of last year and that he treated her brutally.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
BLOCKS DEMPSEY;
 SAYS TIRPo IS UNDER BONDS

: NEW YORK, Mar. 17-Tex Rick ard has announced that Jack Demp- sey cannot accept the offer of S75O,o00, reported to have been made by Argentine promoters for a fight between Dempsey and Luis Firpo at Buenos Aires in November. Rickard declares the contract under which Firpo agreed to box, binds him to the American promoter for a period of one year.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17

PARIS, Mar. 17-Premier Poin- care will not entertain proposition for negotiations with Germany un- til the Berlin government makes Ii known directly and officially to the French government that she wants action. It is declared in French off cial circles that any attempt by a third power to intervene or pro- pose a discussion of terms of settle ment which might be reached. will be regarded as an unfriendiy act.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
BILL BRENNAN mENDING

NEW YORK, Mar. 17-Bill Bren- nan, who was put on the shelf by Firpo several days ago, will be able to leave the hospital in a few days, his condition not being as serious as was first thought. No serious in jury was done by the blow which laid Brennan out but it will be some little time before he will be able to engage in another fight.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
KEYS ASKS LEGISLATURE
 TO PASS BONUS REQUEST

JUNEAU, Mar. 17-Representa- tive E. H Keys, of Suntrana, has introduced three memorials in the lower branch of the territorial leg islature. One urges a soldiers land bonus, the Congress being asked to bestow a grant of 160 acres to Alaskan veterans of the World War, without residence or cultivation re- ouirements The second asks the extension of the parcell post zone system to the Territory, making the larger towns zone centers. The third criticises the antequated couplings used on the rolling stock of the narrow gauge division of the Alaska Railroad, and urges the Alaskan En- gineering Commission to replace the out-of-date and dangerous equip ment with modern couplers.
 Harry Stacer of Anchorage, has introduced a bill providing for the creation of a mining development board, composed of the governor and territorial secretary, and appro- priating sl00,o00. In effect the mea- sure provides for the duplication of the short course in mining offered by the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, al Fairbanks, but it also carries provisions for the examination of prospects for the purpose Of interesting capital in mining investments
 The senate passed eleven minor measures yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
WRANGELL TAKES sCALPs

SEATTLE. Mar. 2O-The Wrang- ell basketball team scored TWO victories in this city this week, first by defeating the Y. Nj. C. A. five, and following it up with the defeat of the First Methodist church team, the latter game being one of the fastest seen here this year The score was 28 to 19 and 1t marked the first defeat of the church team in two years.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
PATIENTS HAVE
 CLOSE CALL IN MONTREAL

MONTREAL, Mar. 17-Three hundred and fifty inmates of the hospital for Incurables, a Catholic institution, had a narrow escape from death in this city last night when the institution was destroyed by fire. Nuns and attendants, at the peril of their own lives, remained at the work of rescue until every patient had been removed from the building.
 The loss is estimated at a million dollars.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
INDICTED KLANSMAN SkIPS

ATLANTA, Mar. 17-Following the receipt of advices from Houston to the effect that Edward Young Clarke, indicted former acting wiz ard of the Ku KIux Klan, had dis his attorneys came for ward with a statement in which they declare he is not a fugitive from justice They explain. that Clarke is seeking a brief rest in parts unknown, having taken this action on the advice of his counsel.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
SAVE THE FORESTS WEEK
 PROCLAIMED BY HARDING

WASHINGTON, D. C. Mar. IT, President Harding has issued a pro- claimation designating the week of April % to 28 as Save the Forests Week" The proclamation calls at tention in this connection to the nee essity of preserving the forests of the country, and points out that fires caused by carelessness do great dam age annually. -s: :" :.
The Nenana news., 1923-03-17
M'ADOO WILL TRY TO SAVE
 PROPERTY TAKEN BY MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 17-There is a report in circulation here to the effect that William McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury, is now enroute to this city for the purpose of beginning negotiations for the restoration of American owned property in Mexico which was seized by the Mexican government.