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Evening star., 1924-04-03

HEAD WAITER, colored, for
new American plan hotel Must
be experienced. Give age. refer
ences and last two places of en-
ployment. Good salary to right
man. Address Box 1I3-Y. Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

In
low; family of two: $50 monthly. Phone Col.
9sS-J..
GENERAL H0UsEwORKER--wh woman
wanted. Apt. 1ns. 242s 18th NV.
GIRL. colored, far general housewors; wages.
so. Call North a405.
GIRL -CoIored. for general housework. Call
after 6 pm. s4J q st. nv: reference
HEIPER in home where there Is an elderly
gentleman; references required. Phone Cleye-
land JS7-W.
womsp. TO stay with elderly lady. daughter
employed: pleasant home permanent position
t. to right party. rs Park ave; .Iskoma Pa,s.
Write or call evenings or Sunday. %
HoUsEKEEpER COOK, white. middle age:
pleasant home with employed couple; best
references. s12 st NV. .w.--
HOCSEMAID and wsttress in small family:
experienced and we'll recommended colored
woman who will stay at night. Can West
50. for apposntmeut. -
HoU sEwOT: ER--whtte: stay nights: refer
enccs, Cleveland 1874.
NURSE. coired: references. settled woman
for 16 months baby. CteSe. 134s. 8
SECOND COOK, experi-nced,, for boarding
house; mrst handle orders quickly llS
18th St NV. .
WAITRESS. white assist with house~ork:
stay nights: wages. SO per week. lf5 18th
So.
WOMAN. white: good home and salary for
, one willing to care for houEe and two small
children silver Spring, Nd Adams 1853.
WOMAN, white. familiar with pie and cake
making; steady employ ment and good pay
Address Box 81 !, star office.
WoMAN-Colored. 70 do general houscwnrk;
no laundry. S3I5 18th st, inst above Park
rad;
WOMAN for general housework and to cook:
family OF four; 10 get TO work at 7:30: no
Sunday work: two honrs of -four days week:
so monthly. Apply 700 L ST. lie. between
and pm.
WOMAN FOR general housework. in suburbs;
two IN family; can stay nights. Telephone
Col. '513 ~
WOMAN coIoted for general houSework, go
hetne nights. zoe h NV.
WOMAN wanted at once TO care for baby
eleven months old: light work; must have eI-
perienre, Apply 291o nth 81. ne. ION Rhode
Island ave.. Phone Pot. 1853 after pm 80
COOK and maid. colored. in
private residence. Address Box
6S-N. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

HoJ'SEk EEPHR, kind. neat, reliable white
womsp TO stay with elderly lady. daughter
employed pleasant home; permanent position
to right marty nsS Park ave, Tskoma Park.
Write or call evenings or sunday. 20
Evening star., 1924-04-03
SITUATI0Ns--DoMESTIC.
Continued


GIRL, neat, colored, part-time work; Q to l2
Fr.nk. 1907. ' 'i''ee' u '@e"'''' . -'''
GIRL as mothers helper. colored. Call 1915
Corcorzn st. NV. Phone North 1921.
GIRL wishes nurse place or helper around
the house 476 D ST. NV.
GIRL. young, colored, to cie2u bachelor apt.
AIS IL st. Sc
GIRLS. two neat coIorcd, want places 10 do
general house~Ors. Can OF write 62s L. l.
ave. NV.
GIRI.S-I'wo. coiored, desire work. North
Io4oe 1sla Seatan 81. nv. -
HoGsEMAID. days WORK half days nurs-
LAUNDRY work. take hsme, out by day. I5se
Coiunbiz st. NV.
LAUNDRY to do at home; beet references.
1851 18th st. NV.
ACNpRhsSS- class, bundle washing to
take home. $50 to 81 week. So I'D st.
l.tUSDRESS. colo-ed. Al. wants laundry at
home. AIS T. SC.
LAUNDREss. frst-cissN, work home: refer.
ence. IL Eye st. ne.
MoRSIsG WORN. cleaning apt, by coior-d
s!r!; city reference; no sunday. "OOo Belmont
I'd. tsaitor.
SECOND GIRL or maid by neat colored girl,
Catholic. experienced ard reliable. Address
323 st. nv. \. 26s3-J.
WIDOW, cclored. wishes position to care for
house. with boy Il years Old hc useful
around house; references. 4e5 Missouri ave.
NV.
WOMAN, cOored, wants boIsevork. Belle
view place n.w.
WOMAN wants wash to take bone 1874
h haorama ri.
WORK by the day or half time ny an ex-
pertenced colOred woman. Apply 1858 y. j.
n.
WORK of any kind, by two reIzble colored
girls. 8 Fenton II. ne.
WORk-horpiug and evening hy colorah
vornan: hrst class wefS of any kind clean
ing. getting dinner H..i I'D 81.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
DRIVE A
DKIV z 4
BLACK & WHITEl

BLACK & WHITE!
We need-right away-sever-
al hustling, experienced chauf-
feurs who want to make big
money. References required.
Apply to Mr.. Ryan, Black &
White Garage, 1914 New Hamp-
shire ave n w
Evening star., 1924-04-03
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

LAUNDRY HELP OF all kinds. Barry Laun-
dry, 18th and II sts. SC. 50
MAN Or WOMAN OF ability to I'LL position
in our real estate sales department free in
strpction. Experience unnecessary. Need not
interfere with present occupation. Employ.
ment whole or part time. Lectures on sales
manship every Tuesday at 3 Pm. William Z.
Matteson. Bond building
SrEN0GIAPHER, typist or clerk may "a rn
tuition in practical subjects in the spring
time. starting this week, by day or night
work at Research University, 20 Jackson pl.
Main $40 Ss
Evening star., 1924-04-03
PERSONAL.

TRAINED NURSE with I've years hospital
in this city would like position in ssnitarium
Or to care for invalid; b~st references Ad-
dress Box 1f-i. star oiice.
GERMAN CoLL0QULAL AND COMPOSITION
lessons by native. rapid progress: coaching
for examinations. NJ. KARL yIERTEL. Ii
Connecticut ave. NV. Phone Franklin 1862.
wASTEr-SuME ONE To SHARE CHAR
tered freight ear to Palm Beach, Fla. r. +.
Hs-tvsn iG23 md NV. 5s
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REUCCED-
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
LedenderEer, ID. C.. 1881 i ST. NV. ". Ssi9.
pEYsl0rhERAPI AND eI.Ea1noTHER.
s2y Sses.ise.'y given. pe' apnointneai
SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOUR own
materiat; upholsteriog cushions. SOUTHERN
uPH., i5n7 9Th NV. Il. $3.50. Save this sd.
C0NFIDES ESTiAL INV RSTIG ATIONS-As STAFF
or HIGHLY SPECIALIZED AND ABso-
LpTM.Y DEPESpABLE sECREr AG ENrs
LIsIIED THIRTY.SINE YEARS. OPEN .
An TO $50 Pm. CONSULTATION EVE
NISGS ny APPOINTMENT. PHONE FRANZ
LIN 67Uo. BRADFORD. INC. TRANspOR-
TATIOS BUILDING. nth AND II Wv.
JOHNSON REsT HOME
for aged. invalid and convale-csut: night ard
day supervision. \. 5y6 1924 10Th NV.
HAS 1T OCCURRED TO foU THAT rot
are financially able 60 buy a hc-lse or ,ot IN
the suburbs: INQUIRE OF Us and We viii 6c
glad to advise you.
Lyon Park Realty Corporation,
Lyon Park, Clarendon, Va.
Telephone Clarendon 4sz
Clarendon e.n
Evening star., 1924-04-03
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

Tie foRoto6a bsssness eoncerns 5sarus-
tee sotis5rcticH TO Stay readers. Any COM
pSoint JosAd Secsssdyy to be made to TIE
star .pQi rsessCe pws~pt attcstton. For
odaissi0a to RccoMssended Service Col
unH coll Mals soss, BSaacA us.
ADvERTIsING BY HAII--l,0ob MULTI
graphed letters. 81 20; mimeoeraphin1. address
bldg Franliip Tf<3,
Evening star., 1924-04-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES
Cootiaaed.
Auto JnS+r,1ctio

-NulO Ills " u(liOII.
Men wanted TO learn auto mechanics trade.
All practical work. Day and evening classes.
Y. NJ. {. \. Trade School.
1875 g ST NV Main $40
Evening star., 1924-04-03
WANTED-SALESMEN,

WANTEU-SALES
BY THE largest concern Of its kind in the
world, finest and most complete line upon
market; prefer one with experience. having
auto. Apply Friday and Saturday only. Toledo
Scale Co, 80 \. Y. ave. NV. NJ 1875. 4s
sALESMAS-To sell advertising in Va, Nd.
and d. c. to retail drug trade; pays liberal
commission; our men average $50 per week.
We help you get started. Call Mr.. Scodeld
for appointment. Raleigh Hotel.
SALESAEN-3, with real sales ability. If
you have this qualification apply Room 212,
Insurance bldg, 18th and Eye sts. NV,
SALESMEN, only frst-class need apply one
acquainted with Washington people who cater
to hiEh-ciuss sports; man with car preferred; !;
the right man can make SIS to SO per day
Address Box Say. star Office.
Statesmen, three. good. experienced in auto
mobile trucks preferred with best line and
greatest number OF models N Washington
Men who are hustlers and capable OF working
INTO big none. Very attractive Pro2osition
See Mr.. Bell at an, J or PIE. williams
Motor Co, 6lT y. Y ave NV
Evening star., 1924-04-03
FLOOR MANAGER.


FLOOR MANAGER.
Married man, between the
ages of 80 and 45, with at least
high school education and some
executive experience desirable,
but not essential. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
Apply Employment Office. Sth
Floor, G. St. Side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS.
Experienced men will find
steady employment at good sal
.ary. Apply to Manager, Saks
& Co.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
HELP MALE
Continued.
EIJTEP

Kaplowitz Bros, ri 9th st. NV.
MEN (five) to take off ledger
balances; about three months
work; eight-hour day, SIS per
week. Address Box l2-Y. Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FURNITT RI AND i;UtiS-We have what go
looking f0r iDrr less than Iuy mouse 1t
this city in handsome new or high grade us1 Il
goods Of al! kinds. We only ha1dIr tho hps'
Tho Bargain Hogs, 2faS-5j lath NV. uFy7
TO 10 =. M. Adams 4.ua-J.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FURNITURE N.I,..-pger,, tsnod oak din. ..
room snit". S1Ou, large upholstered leat1r.
chair. So: new i-drawer golden otk Ming cu.s
So; huI couch s.. @01t North Capitol = -
Evening star., 1924-04-03

| pISiN'i E4aDH SUITE. ? pieces, k-1:.eoud =
| tion: had. rack and c!if51i.rr IGc2 PItk ed
i '
Evening star., 1924-04-03
SPECIAL BARGAINS.


CoDfect.. fountain and lunch, rooms, gooi
NV. location; good lease; inspect at once;
pYice only ST0o.
Confect. aDd 5 looms; rent. $40; good stand
price. $3.50; 500 cash.
Lunch and 3 rooms or nth St: good lease:
make offer; price Sf.10o
Tailoring bus;neas: good location; rent only
$40; good lesse; good business.
Nexrbeer and lunch; old stand. cheap rent:
good hnsiness; make offer
Dry gvods and notions; ruoms and, garage;
cheap rent; price, SEQ.
Roening and boarding hoase; II rooms. sew
eral baths, 40 boar1ers: 10th ST.
Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent, S4T; good 10
cstion: good income; price. $3.50.
10th and X; good income; price, $500.
Ropnins and boarding and cafeteria bosi
ness; fS rooms, clearing $500 monthly, the
best location. In town; price. s.. 800.
R. N. CURTIS, MAIN S0i2. MAIN Sc43,
g1s Maehinists' bldg. 9Th and Mass ave. NV
Evening star., 1924-04-03
P. F. CARLEY,
RESTAURANT.
Excellent Opportunity
for Quick Buyer.

A hrst-class cafe in one of the
finest and most progressive To-
cations in the city.
Unlimited prospects at a bar
gain price"
Adaress Box cls-X. Star Office. ss
OWNER OF HIGHLY DE
sirable lots in North Washing
ton, with modern improvements,
will cooperate with reliable, ex-
perienced builder in building de-
sirable homes for sale. Address
Box 344-X, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Civil Service Examination,

Vt II NCOI ' IIC I-NllIIII III aIINII. =
Special a'es ber inning today for first grade
clerk promotion examinations, Apr. IL. Glasses
= dsvs aud ; nights each week. Home study
course, So. Statistical clerk exam, Apr q: sal
sry, sl.1f0 10 81 so: age. ~ TO 20; both men
and Women. Special instruction for stenogrsphy
AMI typewritins exams, Apr. and May Is.
Tuition, So Calculating machine Apr. -.
hallway mail exam, May 5: salary, 81 coo.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc. 10th aud J. nv. Frxnsl lin 2tS0
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FURSITCRE-LiylHs r'-8m suite, solid m4lo-
any desk and gatc--- faht.. rHg~ hair, ciG
pieces: cheap and high grade. 1881 Conn. q
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FURNITURE -UycrstuCed day.npor'-, re6
made hy KarF"n & son a snap for gEigA
sale 24.,2 18th NV
Evening star., 1924-04-03

SHOE SALESMAN.
THOROUGHLY EIXPERl-
ENCED AND COMPETENT.
APPLY + \ MILN s II O f.
STORE. Sl0-312 SEVENTH
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
HELP--DOMEST1C.
-fIOUSEwoRKER,-w White wonis n
antel Ant 1n4 o4oR 18th NV.
CNntinued.

ENERAL HoUSEwoRk, in ive-room bunsa-
,w; family of two: $50 monthly. Phone Col.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FURNITURE. small apartment. $50. Ate
1880. y" dealers 1899 ii -. nv. Apt 49>.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

BEUHUVM FIRNIIUEIt-Sce The BarRsiu
Rouse goods and you viii look no further
9nShty and price will hit your pocket pa
Evening star., 1924-04-03

DINING ROOM S'fTfS, clthlrs, bynefS. -ah--
shJ odd pieces; caL, walnut, mahogany ~
save E9p 4Dc, and cuarant@r sou. cAat haa
our price The Bargain iHaFse. .IJ3-5J ~.
NV tDnrn 10 L m
Evening star., 1924-04-03

CLOTHING WorkiEgmeu. drop in ana I5oE
over the largest and b-st stcca Of slight
Used suits ~ 81 Up. Big values. Odd coirs
vests. pants. shoes. hats-slI at aay.nc
Justh's Old stand Gig r.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

CASH REGISTER. candy ease. tables shoir
ing; desk and chair: immediate sale $40.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

GIRL, colored. far general housewors; wages,
SO Call North n4lJ
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FURNITURE -HundSene Hgcr-tuGcd spa as 6.
leather suite: Just IN" ttire for doctors ofiys
hotel or hall: snar. 14l5 1sth NV
Evening star., 1924-04-03

WHOLESALE speciality bakery good pa ying
business; reasonable for cash Address Box
327 S. STIR ONCE.
HARDwARE-boasefurni store. good %
cation; must sell account Illness; bargain.
4AIS ca
Evening star., 1924-04-03

TURNITT TI;E-'1ray uEd rose rcd set Era-
lander: -atc iDg. yiCrrulH. d3sur-. rugs. f0cs
lamp: reasonable l-i2u K st. Apt tn
Evening star., 1924-04-03

BoAlS-Fwo excellent Navy huIls - and 10
Iset long: good beam: you'd make cEcelleni
pleasure or work boats; also several nnaripe
motors, various sizes; several propcilers, ctr
al FOR sale cheap. See MIR. Eianton 1915
North fznifpj
Evening star., 1924-04-03

TtSITOR- Settled coored man; must under
stand steam heat and know how to run auto
mobile: quarters provided: no childrea: give
differences Apply al once. Address Box Ely,
Evening star., 1924-04-03

BEDROOM fTRSTTTRF. hlle : pieces. ma,
tresS, slOUi one White Frost aII-rnataI reFrir
orator, So; one sm5n refrigerator, so; small
kNchen Iable. s. Adams 2aII q ~ 70 > :.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUs

Twin beds single and double heds
tois' settecs. cotton and felt mattresses a
t -at INC PREY elsewhere. on. handsome Amos
ihahogahA. The Bargain House .453 IstH
Evening star., 1924-04-03

Ct Ri { oIored, Tor general housework. CaII
after pm. S4J q st. NV; reference
HEI.PER in home where there IL an elderly
gentleman; references required. Phone Cleye-
land IL. W
Evening star., 1924-04-03

fFXnAT7Sr FtT. SrpjeI = NH -aine
| new IinlsTI 41flI q:
Evening star., 1924-04-03

SALESMEN, experienced, for
rug dept; good salary and per-
manent position. Apply Supt the
Palais Royal. 6 and llth.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

tURNITU RI - Handsome large r.aho-a-t
dresser ,.aI.l rhgftnEtf-. dresser. chIfpU-
chest IL drawers, bedracm lockers. chaiTs
chi6o-eties ehiHdreboS: Eaif tue grice elise
where Ines~ arr the real goods snd
kinds. from & M T. sln The Na--l.u
House, $50 lsits e. .. ~ t'leE Z. :" I..E..
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FCRk It'll RI.-YoU are ttcf "a
inspect and compare fl.- gr.vss ~
our home furnishing = .-H0 ,iy'E-
room SUITE. S.t4s: EanG,of..-f -uat~ sai.f
S22J; blue GU -Tciou-. -:tIr ate lcr -
hles. desks odd chairs: g:trIE.t- g. So ~
Positively lowest prices IN trNl.- 1881 C1l.n
ave nv. Potomac @jga-T -
Evening star., 1924-04-03
SUPERVISOR FOR LARGE

SUPERVISOR FOR LARGE
picture framing department.
Must have considerable skill as a
workman as we'll as ability to
supervise. Apply by letter, stat
ing age. experience and salary
expected. Address Box 3+6-N,
Star office
Evening star., 1924-04-03

COAL stow" Improved New Baltimore I"
water bacs, s.: gas stove, 8 burners and izvc
shelves. 81; "Nar-Cup'' washing machine 2.
dishwashing machine. small size new -
white feather mattress. s.. pillow ga
each; Harley Davidson. 1872. side car. also
tandem seat bi"yci". I:ayryclr SIC .2t
Florida ave NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

LARGE corporation wants service man in
every town to paste up its signs On store
keepers windows: excellent opportunity for
yeIiable party: no experience necessary: we
also have attractive proposition for agents
and statesmen. Guarantee Sign Service. 3e1
" Superior Chicago.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

MOTOR BOAT ENGINE. 81 D, complete win
hronze sisft ana propeller: al new; run lie
than : hourN: $40. Apply Hiauton'S Gafagr.
rear IniE North Ianifnl
Evening star., 1924-04-03

GIRL. neat, colored, part-time work, to l2
Frank. 1901
Evening star., 1924-04-03

FlHOk slsAMRS and tablc lamps shades dror
lights, desk lamps half price any Place sa
the city. The Bargain floGse- @i53-55 ista
Evening star., 1924-04-03

. EIiTE ELEGFidG- %. a5Fea = room hous-.
with fixtures, complete, SSs 40: fOor plugs aSi
-. ah.E.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

GIRLS, two neat coIorcd, want places 10 do
general house~ors. can o. write 62s L. l.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

DOORS AND SsSH--Aew doors. Atsck stge,.
81 and S.2j; sash, rev, q light, 81 .ach.
prnof roNtbosrd. 3'ae per 50 ft'. rnoF9E
Capitol" manufactured by Certain-teed 10
new f-piy, 81 -. = ply. SID. % ply 3?
Certs!D-teed Co.'S shingles. four in 0n- -
per sqpsr". $50. At bargain prices. ,grrer
new tojlet outiits. sinks bat1tuos and fur
naces. New Bsthruom outfit. s5I. STDSES
HECHISGER COMPANY. Camp Meigs, 5tL
and Fla. ave. nc; main Office, 6th and St.
s.w. statesmen at bOth Offices uutti ; 80 u.rl
Evening star., 1924-04-03

PARTY with $4,000 may acquire one half in
teree. in eaestablished furniture house. inc.
doing business on sth ST. NV; assets Of bust
acSS. including stock OF furniture. carpets and
fixtures. spprpI steiy $40. Coz excellent op-
portuaity. william 4. Lee, Fendau bldg.
IA u ST. nv 5s
Evening star., 1924-04-03

ALTOS PAINTED-Your garage, 81 hr. con-
| tract. Any kind OF joh you want Big saving
Exp- men. Truck at your service. Local ref
erence. Address Boz 3s3x, Star once. 70
AUTO BATTERY AND RADIATOR ExpHR1S.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

ELl:C P1;iC CEILING E0N'T. chca r. Ant :
S2,3 NJ 81. H.w. FrauGiiu 27gG- "
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Attention, Married Men!

hlltIIllUN, VI dI IGU NCH
Three wide awake men for permanent sales
POSITION, with opportunity for advancement
Earn from $40 To $50 per week from beginning.
Earn while you learn. Apply after p.m., 61S
MHtyoDolitau Rank bldg
Evening star., 1924-04-03

!. to clean bachelor apt
Evening star., 1924-04-03

GIRL wishes nurse place or helper around
the house 476 d 81 NV
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07

for minerals that have the Jus ter of metal on their faces.
 There are many instances where an entire season has been lost by the prospe -Jot
 v:lo makes a find far from
 transportation and is unabl-; 0 determine for h'mEei whether the deposit really has any valuable metals in il.
 Unless the prospector is for tunate enough to find a pro...-
 nantly exposed ore body of
 great size or unusual richness his battle is only half won oil the day of discovery. Ordinay- fly his capital is meagre and every dollar must count. This is why he should be familiar with the most economic and effective methods used in de- veloping different types of ore deposits. By undertaking thee he depends not alone upon his own experience but. has ac- cess to the experience Of many men working under all kiuus of conditions.
 If he wants to interest capital his problem is to do develop ment work that will best ex tend and improve his show ing. He should also know how to put an accurate description of his property on paper in a way that will be intell. .giDle to the engineer representing prospective investors. For the man who is developing a small mine an elementary knowledge of metallurgy is invaluable it helps him if he has concen- tration problems to undertake or if there are cotracts to be Iexecuted with a smelter.- Ex- change. zi
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07
Prospector Should Have
 Knowledge Of Metanurgy

It is an old threadbare saying that "The gold is where you find it." and like all thread bare statements is about hall true. But. as facts, gleaned from mining ore deposits the world over, begin to be assem-. bled, it becomes apparent tha, the gold is not there by chance alone, but that there are def mite laws and reasons which control it's deposition in certain areas. This does not mean tha, by some mysterious formula men will be directed to a hid. den Galconda but it does meal that the promising areas car be separated from the unprom ising areas and work concen. trated around a section where conditions are favorable fol the occurrence of ore bodies.
 Tn this manner prospecto1
 :an make his seasons work
 count much more effectively thu if he moves out blindly ana trusts to the godess of luck to guide him.
 Then, there are certain proven relationships between certain ores and some particular kinds of country rock. For example 1, all occurrences of platinum,
 as far as we now know, are limited to a certain family ot rocks. If the prospector car recognize this family when -ht encounters it in the mountains. he will naturally pan thor oughly in the streams draining that area in search of platinum When a find is made it is wit al that the mineral be recog. nized. There is much valuable material in Alaska that has
 been passed unnoticed by the prospector who is looking only
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07
ALASKA RAILROAD BUSINESS
 SHOWING STEADY INCREASE

revenues and spec 'evelop- ment. The wisdom tho gov ernment's investmI... ia this great project has been demon- strated most conclusively in the first few months of it's oper- ation. Its growing business is proof of the falsity of the pre- posterous charge that it is be- ing strangled. It was honestly built and efficiently managed by capable and experienced railroad man. Attacks emanat- ing outside of Alaska are prompted by vicious animus and have been in evidence at every stage of the proJeoc.
 "Col. Landis, who recently assumed control of the railroad as it's general manager, is mak- ing a fine impression where ever he has visited in the per- sonnel of the railroad organiz- at:on," declared the Governor. "He is taking hold of the en.er prise in a way to command re- spect and win the confidence of both his associates and the general public. Juneau Em- pire.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07
CONTRACT IS LET FOR HEREINAFTER
 AT WRANCFLL

The Wrangell Commercial Club received word recently that the contract for the con- struction of the breakwater at Wrangell, authorized by the government recently, had been let to the Sims Carlson Com pany of Spokane and Seattle.
 The contracting firm has un- til March to inaugurate work under it's contract but is ex- pected to start operations as soon as it's bond is approved.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07

Steady gains in revenue on the Alaska Railroad are reporJ- ed by Governor Scott c. Bone. who returned today from Sew ard where the governor attend ed the first meeting of the Pol icy Committee of the railroad, of which he is chairman ex-of- ficio. All members of the com- mittee, including Col. Lee M. Landis, Col. John c. Gotwals and B. H. Barndollar, were in attendance. The initial com mittee meeting was short, last ing one day. Plans for the in- auguration of a colonization policy were discussed and one or two other matters taken up.
 A second meeting will be held at the end of January or early in February. Commenting on railroad conditions, Gov. Bone said:
 Both the passenger and freight business of the road arl showing steady gain and it Is estimated that gross revenues will be increased over S2OO,000 the coming year. Industrial and colonization plans are under way which will augment these
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07

In the Commissioners Court; Territory of Alaska; Division Number One; Hyder Precinct. In Probate.
 In the matter of the Estate of Frank Johnson, deceased.
 Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Frank Johnson, deceased, to all persons having claims against said estate to file the same within fifteen days from date hereof with proper vouchers at my office in the town of Hyder, Alaska. Dated at Hyder, Alaska this Sd. day of January, 1924
 Merl F. Thomas
 Administrator Publish January 7th-14,1924.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-01-07
BODY OF NATIVE WOMAN FOUND FROZEN SOLID
 ON CHENA TRAIL

A Fairbanks news dispatch reports the finding in early December of the body of a native woman known as Eliza Harry frozen to death on the trail between Cinema and the cabin of a settler known az the Norman Hadley camp. The body was frozen solid and the face of the dead woman was bruised and covered with blood. Norman Hadley, who lives about a mile from the place where the body was found, arrived in Fairbanks a short while afterward and gave himself up to the author ities pending an investigation.