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Evening star., 1924-10-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

- CAN YOU PICTURE YOURSELF
IN ANY OF THESE HOMES?
LOOK THEM OVER AND SEE
/
MANOR PARK, d. C..
0 and Av-O 0 Car Linz
sr 800 cashs5 Monthly
fireplace
cellar, oil trees. htsdfd fenced
81 marked idan
o Rttenu to hone
CHEVY CHASE MD.
o Frame, stucos Brick
CASH Monthly
HOW to
CLEVELAND PARK,
Qu w
ast Monthly
INV hors: fireplace intan
o Poter to one
block Idadoa one block
IS WILLIAM LANE, CHEVY CHASE, MD.
rs Monthly
h
godk
HOW
BROOKLAND BUNGALOWS.
Month
mode
starting C at
y one block west 18th st
TERRELL LITTLE INC,
rrnkIns o Potomac ' '-"'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE-Sl6.o5O.

CHEVY CHASE-$l6,o5O -.........
PETWORTH. .. ~....-... .: -.
Immediate Splendid
@ ssss~ss % s size % :ss % s* s VIII s
and monthly arranged
BLOOMINGDALE-$ ~
Semi Detached Brick 5,
& This which
h and reary stree and
We
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-o Rooms, 2 Baths
modn
n % D he1e % and sleeping o1
opportunity
MT. PLEASANT-S1275O
Overlooking
Colnialfrt
q twoca garage is
JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL.
With nde
@ % st e0n'
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
18th and X SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
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NEAR BEAUTIFUL
LINCOLN PARK.
Located at 1900 South Caro-
lima ave. Sc. A very nice Groom
and tile bath semi-detached tap
estry brick home; elec.; hot
water heat; hardwood floors !;
laundry trays in basement; con-
crete front and double rear
porches; also built-in garage.
Price, $500. Terms.
Open All Day Sunday.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
s24 14th ST NV. MAIN Sc. 81, 3S.
Office open evenings until O'Clock.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
This beautiful corner home must be sold at
once. 1t contains large rooms, tile bath
with shower, h.-w. h., electric lights, hardwood
6oors, large closets, fireplace, pantry, 8
porches, built-in garage and many other at
tractiye features. A real bargain for $40, $50.
Garman Bros.
Line. 9400.
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Chevy Chase

Chevy Chase.
Price S14,JGn Just west of Connection,
avenue and south of the circle. on one of the
most attractive streets in this popular suburb
1t has seven rooms and two baths: orsn sre.
place: hot-water heat: electric light; fine lot
with one-car garage.
Argonnc Terrace.
Fricr Si5.6Oo An ideally located home.
overlooking Rock Creek Park, aud just of
the intersection of 18th and Columbia road.
1t is exceedingly we'll built and has six
large rooms and bath: panelled walls: screened
and weather stripped: large porches: hot
water heat and electric light; hardwood floors
built-in garage. Immediate possession.
An Unusual Opportunity.
Price 5000. 4 completely furnished
semi-detached brick dwelling near 18th and
Columbia road. having nine rooms and three
baths: hot-water heat; electric light; ar
ranged three apartments, with sink and
gas range in each: furniture includes even
the dishes. Immediate possession. Terms.
This is genuine special.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
(COntfnued.)

CoLORED-11-RooM AND 8
BATH HOME, LOCATED ON
BEAUTIFUL s ST., NEAR
18th. ALL MODERN I'M
PROyEMENTS; 3-CAR GA
RAGE. PRICE ONLY $ls.5o0.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS CAN
BE ARRANGED. ADDRESS
BOX 76-B, STAR OFFICE.
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IN BEAUTIFUL
Mt. PLEASANT.
Located at 1912 10Th st. NV
A very we'll built and nicely ar
ranged 2O-ft. six-room and tile
bath tapestry brick home; elec. !;
hardwood floors; hot-WateI
heat; extra lavatory and laundry
trays in basement; concrete
front and double rear porches
Deep lot to wide paved alley
Price, Sl0,50O. Terms.
Open All Day Sunday.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Office cp"n evenings "nt'l O'Clock.
OUI-OF- -IONN G w N Err
must sell detached glazed-tile
house. Garage to match. Seven
large rooms; bath; electricity ;
gas; open fireplace; instan-
taneous hot water; hardwood
floor; large lot; good elevation.
North ROsemont. near George
" ashington Memorial. Price
reduced from $500 to $500 for
quick sale. SIS monthly will
carry both 6fc trusts. Call
Frank. 5O32, day; Cleve. 157S-W
after q pm 12*
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ABUSES.

NEW 7-ROOM HOMES.
West Of 18th St: No. 1884 Tay-
lor st. NV. - Uniquely planned
and beautifully finished. Price,
$I0.915. Terms reasonable.
Open for inspection.
CHARLES n. WALLINGSFORD,
J. A. CDNNOR,
BUILDERS AND OWNERS,
1889 WOODWARD BUILDING.
MAIN 2990.
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BROOKLAND.

An unusual opportunity to secure
house. large rooms, tile bath; every modern
improvements; front, and sleeping porches;
ample garage space: superior house at the
very low price of $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Northampton st.--Fully detached, on lot
95xl27: master rooms > tile baths. front,
rear and sleeping porches; screens. awnings.
laundry. servants toilet. 2car garage, open
fireplaces: weather stripped; maids room. \
decided bargain at S20,O
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BIG BARGAIN.

833 Florida ave. ne. Six large
rooms; tile bath; h.-w.h.; elec.
light; double hardwood floors
cement front porch; double rear
porches; house screened; built
in garage. For sale by THOS.
A. JAMESON & CO., oO6 New
nlLa-k -av,c. my. Main $3.50.
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N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC
1418 Eye St. NV Phones Main 59O4-5

Near 9th and Longfellow SITS.
Price $500. A c0-foot brick house, just
OF the 18th st. car line. 1t has six rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric light: hard
wood floors; wide sleeping porch: deep lot 10
alley. This is q property that we I'M
hesita tingly recommend a good buy"
Near Naval Observatory.
Price $40 $50. Here's surprise for you
you didn't know there such house at
such 4 figure. completely detached brick
house. having seven spacious rooms and bath
hot-water hest; electric light; hardwood foors
built-in garage. Modern in every respect: is
fully equipped (screens, awnings, etc); and
is situa ted on 4 lot 80 feet wide.
West of 14th St.
Price $11 900. substantially built brick
home in North Columbia Heights. having
seven rooms and bath: two glass. .inclosed and
heated porches; hot-water heat; electric light:
hardwood floors. You should inspect this at
your frst opportunity.
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You Couldn't Ask for More House,
More Spacious Grounds
More Real Domestic Comfort
More Genuine Satisfaction ..
COZY LELAND HOMES
IN CHEVY CHASE
700 to Be Built. ~ Already Finished.
~ Sold.
5-ROOM BUNGALOWS, GROOM HOUSES,
SST75 TO $oo75
$3.50 TO ST 1000 CASH -
Concrete Streets; Sidewalks; Lots 6Ox12s
You Owe 1t to Yourself Visit Leland
Sunday.
Drive out Connecticut to Bradley lane west on
Bradley lane Wisconsin ave-, and north to Leland St
and our Office.
Call our Office any day evening as late as o'clock
for information.
McKEEVER & GOSS
Realtors,
lflo n St NV. Main 4752
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pE NOp ! -

\ GENUINE BARGAIN HERE
TIE owner of this very attractive semi
detached S-room and bath home, only ! year
old and in perfect condition. having large
Porches. high elevation. overlooking Saurs
Addition, on lot 20 by 1i2 feet TO wide paved
alley, must sell at The price is low,
but good cash payment is necessary. For
inspection call
W. {. DUNALL.
I4Io st. NV. Main S4lS.
ONLY $500.
a Groom and bath brick house near Park
ri. ard l!nei ami: paved alley. Call
I,ieYnianh n2l1
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NOTICE TO COLORED.
Located at 32l 11th st. ne.
A semi-detached Groom and
bath tapestry brick; elec..; hot
water heat; nice front and dou-
BILE rear porches. Deep lot to
alley. Price, 1850. Small cash
payment. Easy monthly pay
ments. VIII be open all day
Sunday =. =. -
CHAS. D. SAGER,
9c4 18th ST. NV MAIN a. n. "A
Once open evenings until 8 o'elorf.
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FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY,
Near X and 18th SITS. NV.
The Best Residential Section.
Containing 9 rooms, bath.
h.-w.h., electricity and gas.
House in good condition.
Price Only $4,000 Net.
Please see Mr. TEEI.. with
SWartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th ST W
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CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS. y. 3s2s Full
ton st.-A new, detached. brrk house; ons
block from Wisconsin ave. near NatiOna.
Ia hedrsi The coolest location and most
beautiful view in Washington. Large corner
ii. Built-ip garuge. + ght real rooms. two
2, 4 baths. ma DIS and lavatory. II gh.
est gralc construction and ecu pnent through
nu'. The most reasonably priced house of its
grade and value offered. Moderate pay
ment and balance ike rent. Purchase di.
rect from owner ut premises. or ut 5S}3 Full
ton St, or through any broker. upeu daily.
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An Unusual Opportunity.
KANSAS AVE.

A 25-ft.-wide corner house on large lot: 8
big rooms, tile bath with built-in fixtures
attic over entire house; strictly modern; con-
crete front and double rear porches; hardwood
floors, screens, laundry, servants toilet, built
in garage. Where You find such house
for only S13, 80 on rema rkably low terms:
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N.E.-Immediate Possession.
Brand-new. 6 rooms. hath. built-in garage:
double floors less than 81 600 Also rooms
and BATH with lots $50 feet deep; hardwood
trim: porches; ami. Price lw; easy terms.
Phone Adams Ia 1Js
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CHATTER XVI
lis Never Too Late for CIews

Et's Never Too Late for Clews
Pennington Wise was in the sun
parlor studying the room once
more.
"A little late for clews, isn't It,
Mr.. Detective?" Lionel Raynor said.
in a tone more jovial than sarcastic.
Wise looked up at Lionel Raynor's
chaf. and smiled a little.
It's never too late for clews,'' he
said, and this print is such a good
one I hate not to utilize it. To me
It Is exceedingly indicative. and I am
pretty nearly ready TO state It was
left here by the murderer himself
Have you noticed the direction in
which this points2"
We'll. II is pointed toward the
place where my father fell. If that's
what you mean"
THAT isn't what ] mean" said
Wise.
And then. with murmur Of ex-
cuse. the detective left the room and
went into the house. In the hall. he
met Zizi and drew her aside for a
word.
Come with me. Ziz. to talk with
Kent. And watch him"
The two went to Orville Kent's
rooms.
Kent received them in his sitting
room.
Now. Just a few words as to your
somewhat startling statement. Mr..
Kent" Wise began. Il shall start
out by saying that don't believe
you shot your brother-in-law, and
that 7 do believe you claimed that
you did. in order to lift suspicion
from your sister. It is better to tell
me the details. than 10 rehearse
them to the pohce-though If you
prefer that"
No. no. Orry's fingers were
working nervously.
We'll. then. let us start By as
Stunning that your story is true.
Why did you kill your brother-in.
law"
"Because-because he made my
sisters life a BURDEN"
But he had done that for two
years"
oh. it was much worse of late.
He was-he was brutal to her"
'Yes-I know-but that equally
explains why she should kill him. y
'Oh. she didn't'-she never could
II tell you. Mr. Wise. my sister
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CHAPTER KY
Grim Cannon

Grimshawe Cannon sat on the
little porch Of his unattractive old
house.
What do You want2" he growled.
I don't know anything about the
Douglas murdert"
Then you surely need feel no I'M
easiness at sight Of a detective"
said Wise. cheerily.
Two detectives" amended Zizi.
seating herself on the porch railing.
What do You want to know
Cannon blurted out.
At a glance from Iii. Wise took
up the questioning.
About the Will he said In a low,
even voice. Where is it?"
Il don't know haven't got a."
You had the copy-the little Fay
girl found it"
"Yes-but 7 haven't the viii It.
seIf-the signed will
An riEhr. then 7 know who has.
Now. see here. Ganuon-what do
you know Of Douglas Rsy1or's past?
If vouu come across with that, I'll
let UP on the will bus.ness-for the
| present"
What do you mear-his past?
He never did anything wron-"
ooh. didn't he? Well. 7 say he did.
And. furthermore. say you know
all about it-and YOU used this
/ knowledge for
Don't say it, Cannon put w
I his hand as Il to ward off a blow.
. - s-
BY the diut n careful and adroit
Questioning, by judicious hints Of
the Law" and by means Of some
help here and there from Zizi. Wise
[ finally drew from him the disgra &C.
full story Of Raynors life I'm so far
as It affected the dead mans widow.
Grim Cannon leaned back in his
| chair as II he had now settled the
affairs II the universe.
lie scarcely noticed his callers
I farewells. and they left him drows-
I ing over his old pipe.
Crossing the lawns they met Or
. Vile Kent coming toward them.
II want 70 give myself up." he
said. speaking steadily. but with
nervous tWitching Of his long fin
gers. L killed my brother-in.law,
Douglas Raynor"
Wise gave 2 quick glance at zizl.
Mr.. Kent" he said. kindly. Il
know YOU think this sacrifice Of
yourself for YOUR sister is a right
thing 20 do. I'm going to ask you
to give me tveuty-four hours. at
I least, to find out the real truth"
Take your twenty-four hours.
Mr.. Wise said Kent, slowly.
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True to Form

It was the day of the school con-
cert. and the audience consisted
mainly of mothers. proud or envious,
according to the parts that their
children We're playing. One small
boy came on to the platform. Strik-
ing a bold attitude, he began:
Friends, Romans, countrymen.
lend me your ears!"
Whereupon one Of tho mothers
turned to her companion.
There. that's the Joneses' boy.
He wouldn't be his mothers son If
he weren't trying to borrow some
thing. Reformed Church Messen-
ger.
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money, so he paid with his apples
and potatoes.
Attorney g II. Wills is the new
president Of the Howard County
Bar.
Wade Clark Of Muucie says autos
are a bother. He owns a sky blue
roadster. After every rain he takes
a rag and cleans It.
James J. Faruan. La Porte attor-
ney. was admitted to practice IN the
United States Supreme Court on the
motion OF Congressman A. J. Hickey.
Stockholders OF the Shelby County
Joint Stock Agriculture Association
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Then she didn't do it--then she
cant be convicted Of ft--then-then.
Mr.. Kent. why do you take the
blame and pretend 10 crime you
never Committed?"
DO you mean that" Orry locker
up eagerly. do you mean my sis
ter can't be convicted II she is limo
cent? Can't she be wrongly sus-
pected and
She Is suspected. Of course. And
there is q strong tendency on the
part Of some to suspect an outsider
on account OF the print OF the
overshoe."
Confined in Our Next Issue)
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1t was dust rather than mud. any
way"
Probably the footprint Of a ser
want" Wise said. as he rose from
his chair and strolled about. You
see, If there had been an intruder
from outside, he would have left
more than one footprint"
NO" OrviIle Kent remarked,
there was no floor space just there
except between the rugs. Other
footprints would have been on the
rugs and so undesirable"
Orry was nervous, as usual, twist
ing up bit of paper he was holding.
Il think" he went on, IF you will
turn your attention to some one out
side this household. Mr.. Wise. you
will get on the right track sooner"
Perhaps So" and Wise nodded
acquiescently. Tell me what you
saw when you arrived. Mr.. Kent.
The room was lighted them"
"Oh. yes. They all stood in the
doors-as you've already heard de-
scribed. Ny sister"
Did you notice her first?"
''Yes-I think I did. I saw her
white scared face. and I sprans to-
ward her, fearing she was going to
faint. Then 7 saw the body of my
brother-in-law on the floor"
Why do you say the body-did
you then know Mr.. Raynor was
dead?"
Kent stared.
''Of course not.
You are agitated. Mr.. Kent"
'NOthing-nothing-" said Orry.
He Jumped up and began pacing
the terrace.
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u and shot my husband?"
Nan asked.
Not necessarily, Mrs. Raynor, 4"
Wise said 1T may be Il was a
footprint made In the afternoon
had II been raining?"
No" Miss Raynor said-''but the
gardens are often damp and a foot
print would be possible"
WAS the footprint mud?" asked
Zizi sharply.
I'm not sure" Miss Matte said.
thOughtfully at may have been
merely the impress Of the rubber
sole on the stone floor Of the room.
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assert TldL AUE EutSN t8iQ~ anu sore
throat It has no equal. while many In
sist that there is nothing they ever
tried that is so efficient for neuralgia.
neuritis and even head colds and nasal
catarrh."
Answering the above letter, We. the
makers Of Joint Ease. know that what
this thriving New Jersey druggist says
Is true but we still maintain that Joint
Ease Is prepared for stiff. infismed,
painful. swollen joints. whether in
ankle. knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, fin
gers or spine.
You'll Ike 20 use penetrating Joint
Ease, for with just one minutes rubbing
il sOaks in through the flesh direct TO
the ailing bones and hgaments-that's
why it succeeds-for when Joint Es se
gets IN joint agony gets oUt-And with
out any waste Of time all swelling and
congestion disappears. Ask Hook Drug
Co, GOldsmith's 8 Drug Stores OF any
druggist anywhere.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS --
Guest TO7UeLS

Every home should have a number
of different kinds OF guest towels.
Embroidery and scalloped edges are
always attractive. Pink. blue and
lavender French knot designs are
quite pretty. Care should be taken
that hand work is made to prevent
fraying.
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HOOSie7" Briefs

-1LBERT HILLYER. IT, of
a Clinton Is under arrest on
81 charge of gnon-support of
his wife, Is. and" child.
Bought. insured and wrecked in
four days is the record Father
Charles Marshall Of Lebanon holds
with his new auto.
Peru had elephants loose; Ma
RON reports fifty Lions at large
there. Dinner club had a district
meeting there.
Fraternities at Bloomington lost
money and watches when chapter
houses were visited by d burglar.
Michael Head. 20. refused to obey
the order of Mayor Niemyer of
Princeton that he so to Sunday
school and was sentenced to jail on
a drunkenness charge.
Hubert Henderson and Frank
Cage Of Hopewell are Offering re-
wards for capture of those who
poisoned their dogs.
r-ARMER at Seymour vio-
r lated an ordinance by park
ing a wagon load of apples
and potatoes wrong. He was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Glen
Thompson and fined. Had no
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Cleans White Kid Gloves

White soap and milk are said to
clean white kid gloves most success
fully. Dampen a. soft cloth in milk.
then rub it over the soap and then
on the gloves. Always rub # one d.
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NOW GO on WITH THE STORY

ct OES that mean somebody
came in-in from outside
II and shot my huEband2"
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Douglas RaynOr is found shot
through the heart in the early eve
ming on the floor of the sun room OF
Flower Acres. his Long Island hons.
Standing over the dead man. pistol IN
hand. is Malcolm Finley. former
sweetheart OF Rsyuor's wife, Nancy.
Eva Turner. Raynor's nurse. stands
by the light switch. Then Nancy;
her brother. Orville Kent: Ezra God
ard friend OF Finley: Miss Matte
Ravnor's sister, and others. enter the
room. Lionel RaynoT. son Of Doug
lss EaynOr by first marriage. comes to
claim his fathers estate. Nurse
Turner finally cOufesses TO attempting
to poison RayuOr out Of revenge. Pen
ningtOn Wise. q celebrated detective
with his girl assistant Zizi are called
10 take the case out OF the hands Of
Detective Dobbins Miss Matte testi-
des 10 seeing the print Of OvershOes
on the floor OF the sun room after the
rfE71r.itr
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Every rheumatic sufferer ought to
send today for free book. 1.-THE Inner
Mysteries of Rheumatism Dust OUT.
-7~aee " Y Clearwater. Boz 500 Hal
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
LOCAL NEWS
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
 REGULAR MEETING

The City Council held it's reg u.ar meeting Monday, September l2, at S:00 D. m., with all mem bers present except Councilman Cliff Allyn. The minutes of tine previous meeting were read and approved. Under, the head of com munications, letters were read from the following: Grant R. Jack son. Chas Bedding, Joe Hendricks J, hn Sundback and the Nome school Board.
 The School Boards request for S1000.00 to complete payment on the repairs to the boiler install lation and school house in general, was granted by unanimous vote of the Council.
 The communication of MT. Jack son requested the Council to re- move the La France fire engine which has been stored on the Kim ball dock for several years, as the owners of the property have de oided to tear the building down. The matter was referred to the Fire Committee The Mayor and MT. Julian have under considera- ton the installation of the La France fire engine on the newly constructed city dock on Snake Piyer, where it is possible to in stall the engine as an auxiliary to the present fire system.
 Tue communication from Mr. let near Belmont Pt and along the lot near Pt. Belmont and along the edge of Dry Creek for stated am ount was not accepted by the Coun, cil, and upon order of the Mayor investigate the property and re- port at the next meeting.
 The communication from Mir. Hendricks offering certain sum 0: money for certain lots on the sandspit was not accepted by the Council.
 The communication of Captain John Sundback in reference to the removal of gravel from his mining calm on the bank of Dry Creek was ordered placed on file for fu ture reference.
 Chairman Rud Lehman of the Street Committee reported that
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
NANTED-EaniIy wants to rent q furnished house. Inquire at Nugget office.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States Commission CTS Court in and for the Cape Nome Precinct. Second Division, Territory of Alaska
 IN PROBATE In the matter of the Estate of JOHN EkRERG, deceased
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by tie above entitled Court. executor of the estate of John Ekherg. de ceased
 All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers attached to the under signed at Nome. Alaska, as by law required. within six months from the date hereof
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. this !Ath day of September. 1924
 ANTONIO pOLET.
 Executor Sept 20. 27. Oci. {. II. is, 1924
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
GATHERING or OLD
 NONEITES iS SEATTLE

The following newsy and inter-
 c5ting letter was received from Se-
 Ittla in the last mail and is being run for the news It contains. Tn.
 letter follows:
 old sport and the Kid must have been paying off an old srudge against the AlasHans when they opened up he sluice gates and let out the H2O on their Discovery lay Picnic last sunday at Wood llnd Park
 However. quite d few of the old tune friends turned out and renew cd 'AuId Lang Syne As the wes- ther continued unfavOrahie d mo tion was made by an old sour dough Nomeite that We adjourn to inc home of Mrs. Harry Hagen for iunch. and the following skied town to Cos N. 18th. Street. Mrs. Leila Julian. of Nome; Mir. and Mrs Chance Dease. Mir and Mrs. Aaron Mayer, Mrs. Harry Hagen and Miss Lorene Hagen. Mir and Mrs John J. Hangar and Mrs. Lizzie Meikle. of Seattle: Mrs Ida Huff and Mrs. Geo. Hobbs, of Puy- ailup; MT. John Bycrs of Rothel; Mir. William Loerpable. of Ed monds and MT James Panos of Everett
 "On sitting down to the table to an old time Nome banquet com rlications arose when il was dis rovered that MT. and Mrs. Hauga- were not Sourdoughs and not evon Nomeites. but they were able to present credentials showing that they had at least visited Alaska, which were accepted by those pres ent and they were admitted tc the charmed circle.
 The afternoon was spent in de- ;ghtful old "reminiscences of old friends and happy days in Nome in the early teens.
 The party adjourned at late hour after giving Mrs Hagan vote of thanks for her kind and ,ld Nome style of hospitality