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Evening star., 1925-08-08

IN BEAUTIFUL CHEVY
Chase, just east of Conn. ave.,
new semi-detached brick; 9
rooms, 2 baths, built-in freproof
garage, Pittsburg hot-water
heater. Open until 9 pm.
Price, $lo,5O0. Will accept
smaller house as part payment.
OWNER, 1316Lst. M. 1858,
Evening star., 1925-08-08
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Suitable for physicians home
and Office. This house of brick
construction, having eight large
rooms and two baths, with open
hreplaces in FIVE rooms. The
third floor is so arranged that it
may be sub-leased as an apart
ment if desired. The entire
house is in excellent repair and
may be purchased at a specula-
tive figure. Don't fail to see this
one.
Evening Phone Service Daily
Until 8 80.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
H3 18th St. NV. Main 26oO.
Evening star., 1925-08-08

N L. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
141S EYE ST NV. PHONES MAIN 5oO3-4-5.
REALTORS.
CHEVY CHASE
officer
and situated beautiful wooded i9
garage aa n t ensde. de- ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ Is A .
BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
house rh5F 81 a SGoe s ae sEs i S s @ large % n S e e0% s 'e
Ihs nose % e %
" a pay " " ~
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY
FROM II AM. TO PM.
ia SsEs s9ss
AIE9 Sow SeEs D aME H9ER you
= ~ MT. PLEASANT.
% % @ porch M @ large
S ese 0s the
NORTHEAST.
nnew
% tho % % o n
a Reasonable and monthly
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
l418 EYE ST. NV PHONES MAIN 5oO3-4-5
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A SPLENDID OFFER
EOR Sll-S0O.

A new detached home fronting on Mas
sachusetts ave- American University Park.
Contains rooms. tile bath and equipped
with modern conveniences: large lot: ga
rage A remarkable home at this extremely
low price.
Sec 1t Today.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave. NV. Main 1855.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

FINEST DETACHED HOUSE OPERATION
IN CHEVY CHASE
FOR THE SMALL FAMILY
AND
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY.
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF FLOOR PLANS
TO SELECT FROM.
SOME center-hal plan. SOME have a bedroom and
avaory SOME have three bedrooms and two
baths and sleeping porch OTHERS have six bedrooms three
complete baths and lavatories
EACH has huge shade EACH has brick
garage Every BRICK of the finest kind STEEL
supports for all window and door openings All porch pillars
metal all porch floors There be
depreciation upkeep We have better
structon.
walls paneed Floors upstairs and down
oak The latest hotwaer heating system Everything
you proud and happy shower basement for the
servants The interior finish is EXQUISITE.
The location is unsurpassed, as is "RITTENHOUSE
STREET. which links nationally known CHEVY CHASE
CIRCLE with nationally known ROCK CREEK PARK and
further you will have the very best location "RTTEN
HOUSE STREET, just squares off the CIRCLE" and
Immediately opposite 100000 (Thnk of your vew
We unhesitatingly that NOWHERE have better
values made possible only by acquiring large tract of land
building large scale and giving the benefit of the savings
for immediate sale.
FsSHsTc 4Hh1f S2$Ss 4 ass
McKEEVER & GOSS
1415 ST.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES,
COLUMBIA RID. Nv.

COLUMBIA RID. NV.
S1.OOo-S5O0 CASH
Don't miss this wonderful buy. rooms
and bath. colonial front porch. LARGE spa
"ious yard and of the best constructed
garages ever built on any property. Call
Main 21S for inspection
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
30S Ins. Bldg. 18th and Eye ST. NV.
Main 3lS.
1910 PARK RID. N.W.-TEN
rooms and bath, every modern
convenience; entirely redeco-
rated. Terms. John H. West.
5lS Woodward Bldg. NJ. III.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ColOred Home Seeker

COlOTed Home Seekers
have q great opDortrnity. Bay window
brick house OF 12 rooms. 2 tiled baths. steam
heat. electric light. gas. concrete cellar. finely
constructed. In splendid condition: near cars
schools. churches and park: house that
could not be built today to sell under SO. .
900. now offered at the special price OF
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1907 New York Ave. NV. Main 116a
$500 Cash.
Easy Monthly Payments,
Buys dandy house ne: fine condition: large
yard. planted with flowers Don't miss this
one.
MANN REAL ESTATE.
1114 New York Ave. NV. NJ. 6s6s:
SEE THESE TODAY.
Located at. $500, to 5519 Illinois Ave. NV.
One OF the best sections in Petworth.
Open Daily from . to Pm.
Convenient to two lines
14th ST. and Georgia Ave
PRICE ONLY $3.50,
With Convenient Terms.
Builtn Garages.
Concrete front and double rear porches:
nice lot to alley: hot-water heat. electricity
hardwood floors and trim, Pittsburg auto
matte gas water heater, built-in refrigerator,
fully tiled bath: one bedroom can be con-
verted into kitchenette: cellar roughed In
for extra lavatory.
Exclusive Agent
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Realtor 36
924 14th St. NV. Main 81
Member of the Operative Builders SO
Association.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
REALTORS.

REALTORS.
1412 Eye St. NV. Franklin o5O3
FACING ROCK CREEK PARk-S1275O
- @ p.rssr H % srass es S 3 dssy Located 3
r % % a ens SIX poreSes ss oSs So p @ S % % F arsgTs
snsd neas epoo % bHa % garages @ % % @ @ asked I all e0nvens
SUBURBAN HOME, S1275O.
suS ri & rs. I ss Of ss% 3 Ss G S :s
s $ ..Ss @ S:5 se s $ f , fe; ss;
property prop a a sacrdce Modr rms ~ ~ WV anu " ~ S ~
14th ST EXTENDED-S15,5OO
ucco as @ ss % Sei 4 fs % @ S
Gaht h IN % M open %
ps p @ % % @ % FEATURES wide lawns
CHEVY CHASE-Just off Conn Ave-$11,95O
neeeas this Sy h si nn % Far % rss. ss ss % oft @ Ss"
@ i; b liens m n n, y s sac soea S Se % % 1 p I9s
s pae sah poPeR oPs % ~ ~ hardwood h00r'
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD.-$14OOO.
of
the uow and as large The heo
~ term ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ " ~ arrange
DETACHED HOME-West of 14th St-S1o5OO
n sGDSaf a, s.s . 's a'she os G h nf s 5
@ Ds Ha j. s Tss % With az
sss d @ @ sa T sis asS:
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
14l2 Eye ST. NV. Franklin 9503.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

Do You Like Fine Things?
If so let us show you this semi detached
Cleveland Park brick of rooms and :!
baths one a shower: hot-water heat. hard
wood floors. open fireplace. cement porches
Pittsburg heater. built-in ice box and ga
rage. Priced at $4,000 on extremely easy
terms.
TERRELL LITTLE. INC.
1906 18th St. NV Main 32s5.
Evenings phone franklin 1861 or
Col. 6S32-J
Immediate Possession.
1875 to 1871 Neal st. nc. bet Trinidad
and Montello avcs.--6 rooms, tiled bath.
h.-w.h.: deep lots TO paved alley: easy terms.
Open and lighted until pm.
5000 Porter St. NV.
3 rooms. = baths: deep lots: half block
west of Connecticut ave. car line. Ready
TO move in Any broker or owner.
W. G. IRWIN,
ph. Cleve 1881. 55l6 3ath st. NV. 25'
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Well located modern six-room house. 2l"
Rosemary ST. -
Evening star., 1925-05-22

Wouldn't You Be Interested in
Six-Room and Tile-Bath
House With Built-in
Garage for
Less Than $1,000?
Hardwood floors in every room and many
other features.
2SOS to 1882 9Th ST. NE
18th and Franklin Sts)
1nspect call us for auto service.
STORY & CO.,
s12 18th St. NV. Phi. Franklin 400.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
FOR COLORED.
ST. 900 cash: 10 rooms and bath:
: modern house: bargain price
MAIN 2053.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
Chevy Chase--Price Reduced.

Delightful S-room and bath detached house
on fine lot with garage. trees and shrubs.
In excellent condition and thoroughly mod
crn Owner, leaving city, has reduced price
to effect quick sale. Terms. Cleveland lb4s.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

N L. SANSBURY Co, INC.
14lS Eve St. NV. Phones Main S9O34-5.
Near 18th and Ingraham Sts
a to s
that a
ndsuhi hiect o
Mt Pleasant.
jus reduce fol mmedi mak one o
Bs few Ress He being % PSe G aSn S
heatw
lecrc
Chevy Chase, d. c.
b mT bs1e BE SOP M o@eE A
Of cirieI la large
s 5 n 9o the " s do eepnr
hot
you an a
this at
Old Georgetown.
% MY TReaonab ~ " ~ ' ~ ~
n L. SANSBURY Co, INC,
Everything gin Real Estate
141S Eve St. NV. Phones Main 5oO3-45.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
All the Rage in Washington NOlO!
A Hush-a-Bye
Baby Doll
for Every
Mothers Child

"HUSH-A-BYE BABY" can cry
out loud and plaintively. Hush-a-
Bye Baby has adorable tiny, sky
blue eyes, which open and close;
and goes to sleep so peacefully.
Made with a sloping real baby
forehead; rosy, puffed-out cheeks
in natural flesh coloring. "Hush-
a-Bye Baby" can turn her head
from side to side in most life-li1e
and realistic manner. Dressed
beautifully.
ANYONE securing just 3
new 6 months subscribers for
The Daily Times and Sunday
Herald can have one of these
dolls.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
Births, Marriages and Deaths
The Reverend J. y

Luckett. 80. The Reverend J. NJ.
Milton L. Edwards. "a. and Ollie
Blanche Griffith, 81, Of Bealeton, Ohio.
The Reverend VIM. Nj. Hoffman.
VIM. F. Ryon. 30. and Mary g.
McCaull. rs. The Reverend p. L.
Rodney @. Neal. 81. and Rosa i.
Eaooks, ls. The Reverend 3 H.
Francis e. Arnold. IS. and Gladys
q. Butler. IS The Reverend A, J.
Daniel Mixsen. 90. and Annie Z.
ssarence t. jackson, II. and Aiemens
Jones Is. The Reverend ). d. $.
Philip Lindsay. 20. and Dora Ander-
son. ~. The Reverend A.. j.. Tyler.
John B. Catoe. %. and Laura B.
Adams. 20. The Reverend G. Q Bull
Glenn w. Young, 80. and Margaret
I. Barry. IS. The Reverend 7. a.
william Taylor BouchelIe. 81. and
Mary Alice McSherry, 10. of Baltimore,
Md. The Reverend J. v. Buckley.
Rosen. IS; The Reverend H. 4; Downs.
Harry Mckee, 81, and Ethel Leach,
-, both Of Baltimore. Md. The Rev
Florence Cecil Dunn. 20. The Rev
erend j. s. Martin.
Henry L. Barrick. 4s, and serena G.
Charles warren oDonneiI, "a and
Moutaha Barbara Lafady. a5. The
Reverend J. j. Coody.
HpdyRe. 20. f The Reve ae1 f"e Il
Morgan r.. Brock. 81. and Magdaiene
Raymond. Al. The Reverend William
James Hunsberser. %. and Louise
oroark. 81. both Of Midland. va. The
Reverend william NJ. Hoffman.
Ryan, 81, both of Parkersburg, w.
va. The Reverend J. Palmer
Warner p. MISSIONER, %, and Hazel
L. Westover, IS, both of Azalea, N.
c. The Reverend William NJ. Hoff-
Leonard Harper. Is. of Mt Rainier.
Nd, and Alice e. Mcclure, Is, Of
william Pruette Beasley, 81, and
Laura Eta NARROW, rs. The Rev
William L, o'Brien, 20. and Char
lotts e; Williams. "a. The Reverend
c1if1STd Collins The e. RsS Sna Amanda
Chester GoIdsberry, &c. and Bertha
Terrell, 2s. The Reverend w. A.
Waiter Johnson. 40. and Sadie Cur
tbs, e: The Reverend e. Coleman:
Reverend ]. T. Loeb
Joseph Carroll Selby 81. and
Josephine Ritenour. %. The Reverend
j. J. Fleming.
Alvin Talbert, 81, and Audrey Don
ALLISON. Is. The Reverend e. E. Rich
ardson
Frank H. CLANCY %. and Della NJ
Basford, Is. The Reverend J. c. Bail
John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt, 65
and Carrie Louise HurIbut, IS. The
Reverend u. g. B. Pierce.
Roy Albert CLANCY, %, and Susan
p. Clements, IS, both of Mitchellville,
Md. The Reverend G. e. Buck.
John william Jacobs. %. and BERTHE
EIlanora Cornell. IS. The Reverend
a. T. Perkins.
John D. Furlong, So, and Lucy NJ
Black, 20. The Reverend G. Johnson
Warren H: Kreiner, %, and Esther
e. Stump. 26. both OF Baltimore, Md
Basil Toutorsky. 30, and Helen
Zagat. 50. Judge Robert e.. Mating
ly.
william Hall Fisher 81, and Bertha
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
SPENCER MURRAY

Funeral services for Spencer
Murray, sixty-seven years old. who
died yesterday at his residence
1907 Tenth street northwest, viii
be held Thursday afternoon at st
Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Interment will take place in Har
mony Cemetery. MI. Murray was
a veteran train porter, having been
employed in the Pullman service
for thirty eight years.
He had been in charge Of cars
carrying Presidents Cleveland
Harrison, Mckinley, Roosevelt and
Taft on trips to all parts of the
country and was with President
Mckinley when he was assassinated
at Buffalo. He also conducted the
bridal party of Grover Cleveland
and that of Nicholas Longworth
and Alice Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
Owen J. McLAUGHLIN

Funeral services for Owen J. Nc
Laughlin, who died Sunday at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. J. w. Nc
Avoy, 703 Belgian avenue Balti'
more, Md, will. be held at the
residence tomorrow. Interment
will take place in Baltimore. Mr.
Mclaughlin, who was more than
seventy years old, was assistant
manager of the Washington Hotel
in this city until his retirement
two years ago.
He had been connected with the
Washington Hotel since 1918. He
was a veteran hotel man and had
been in the employ of practically
every large hotel in the south
He is survived by his sister
The Washington times., 1925-11-24

liam Hall Fisher, 81 and Bertha Hospital.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Clymer Brooks. %. Of Birds
boro, Pa, and Virginia Blair, 26. The
reverend R. Johnston.
Clark w. Craig. -, Of Philadelphia.
pa ana Bonnie o. Wallace %, Of
Shawnee, Okla. The Reverend II. w.
Herbert L. Brooks. SO. and Abbie c.
Ballard. 80. The Reverend w. s.
George G. Holienbaugh. 20. and
Zelphia Larme Woolery. Is; both of
Westminster, Md. The Reverend II. M.
EDWARD Jeffries, 81, and Elma Nc.
Csruder 49, The Reverend w. Westray.
James A. Bonds, 81. and Beatrice
f. Chnse. 20. The Reverend J. f..
John r. Eatman, 10. Of Raleigh.
N. c., and Sadie b. Smart. IS, of MI
Rai"'Sr Md. The Reverend w. A.
.nond S. Cummings. 1r.. 81.
md t;iastys Marie Mcneil, 81, both Of
Va. The Reverend VIM A
-. II. Davis, 90. and Mary u
! tattie. 20; both OF Catharpin, Va. The
; Reverend Fl. NJ. Hennis
Maurice Wilbert HarrelI, e. OF
Manassas. Va, ana Catherine Edna
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
MRS. q RLANCHE BACCHUS

Funeral services for Mrs. blanche
Bacchus, seventy years old, who
died Sunday at the home OF her
dauchter. Mrs. George ". Earn
shaw, RiverdaIe, Md, were held
today.
The Reverend D. Joseph, H
StrauRhn, pastor of the Rhode
Island Methodist Protestant Church
offfciated. Mrs. Bacchus is survived
by her husband, the Reverend
George @. Bacchus, retired Metho
dist minister, and a daughter. In
terment took place in Fort Lincoln
cemetery.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
EDWARD Money

Mass viii be said at Holy Com
forter Church tomorrow morning at
o'clock for Edward Money, sew
enty-five years old, who died Sun
day at Sibley Hospital.
Funeral will be held from Thomas
r. Nalley Sons, funeral parlor, 1S1
Eleventh street southeast, preceding
the services at the church. Inter
ment will take place at Broad
Creek, Md. Mr.. Money was the
husband of the late Maggie Money.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
BIRTHS

Philip and Mary Farrell. boy.
Thomas NJ and Elizabeth Hammill
girl.
Jacob A. and Frances Gamble. CIR.
MehrI L. and Mary H Mayne, boy.
Clifton and Eleanor Thompson. boy.
Jesse L. and Florence Horsman, boy
William and Agnes Johnson. girl.
Arthur and Mary Brown, boy.
Preston and Isabelle Webster, boy.
Arthur and Agnes Butler. girl,
Edward and Rebecca Crawford, girl.
BENJAMIN and Lottie Carter, girl.
John and AFetta Hanson, boy.
Hugh and Georgia Kingsbury, girl.
Hubert and Marguerite Webster, girl
william and Viola Lucy, girl.
Napoleon and Queen Harling, girl.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
DELCo LIGHT co.

DELCo LIGHT CO.
sTRATFORD GIFT SHOP
THE VITAL SALES CO.
THE FRATERNITY SHOP
LINCOLN RADIO EXCHANGE
PURsELL's BOOKSTORE
THE BILLY SHOP
WASHINGTON BABY SHOP
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
T-V-T MOTORS co.
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL, INC.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co.
A +. MOGLIE co.
HAYERFORD CYCLE SALES CO.
TEMPLE FOOD SHOP
VACUETTE DISTRIBUTING co.
HARRY F. sEA8IARK
K. p. WEEKS
PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO
VI. FRANK RUPERT
POST RADIO CO.
UPHOLSTERY AND REED
SUPPLY co.
HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP
BOSTON luggage CO.
LIBERTY RADIO CHAIN
STORES, INC.
BOYD SCHOOL
WASHINGTON VIOLIN HOSPITAL
Icons BEAUTY SHOP
BERTRAM H. COIN
AMERICAN RADIO SERVICE
THE CHINA SHOP
CARL w. DAUBER
BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP
DEAL SALES CO.
AKER'S PICTURE STORE
FIsCHEK'S
CAsLON PRESS
THE CUTLERY SHOP
/, WASHINGTON PET SHOP
STAR RADIO co.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER co.
. QUALITY UMBRELLA SHOP
COMMERCIAL AUTO & SUPPLY CO
PEKTO PURE FRUIT JELLY
sHERRATT'S CHINA ART STORE
: MICHAELSON's ANTIQUE SHOP
ORANGE GROVE MARKET
UNIVERSAL AUTO co.
SELINGERS
ATHERTOS'S PET STORE
HOLLYWOOD FURN. co.
SI.ATTERY'S MOTORCYCLE ExCH
EHRLICH's LINEN AND GIFT sHOT
y. ACME PRINTING co.
p. NJ. CORR
CHAs. r.. HERMANN
Shop :, Z! Ss::::::.scope
TIMES AND HERALD
CLASSIFIED SECTION
BEGINNING NOVEMBER ~
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
DEATHS

Sally w. Boiling. 81 years, Wardman
c Charles IL. Earl. II years, Casualty
Jesse p. Wiley, as years. No. 1880
Four a I'D "a half street southwest.
Nicholas VanSant, rs years. No. 34S2
Center street northwest.
Edward McNaney. 76 years, sibiey
Hospital. -
street northeast.
Kate NJ. Wells. "a years. No. 149 A
street northeast.
Chauncey II. Dodge. IS years, No. 223
Eighth street northeast.
Roberta Jane Mcmahon. C7 years, No.
1906 Thirty-fifth street northwest.
Frank Weiss 60 years, No. Col Six
teenth street northeast.
katherine A. Stewart, 81 years, No.
1928 Eighth street northwest.
william J. Blake, ~ years, Tuber-
Frank stamler, 40 years. Providence
Hospital.
1897 w street southeast.
Frank Faber Kennedy. IS years, NO.
3l5 Fl street northwest.
Frank Morgan Cole, Jr., 10 years, NO.
1904 Carlton avenue northeast,
Thomas Glenn Wilkerson, years.
Clifton Terrace Apartments.
Annie Clark. 65 years, st. ElizabethA
IOguital
The Washington times., 1925-11-24

more, Nd. The Reverend e. H. SVEN.
Achille Limucchi, %. and Maria
Salani, 81. The Reverend N. De-
Carlo.
Clarence Mcdaniel. "a. and Mable
e. Sutler 49, The Reverend p. sAiler.
Fred Talbert, 40. and Nena -Contee,
A. The Reverend u. j. Rice.
Alexander Burrel AZ. and Grace
Brown %. The Reverend r. e. Pree.
Harley G. Young, "a. and Katie Earl
Thornton. 20. The Reverend William
William Common, 90, and Beverly
Armenia Norwood, 10. The. Reverend
C. z. Williams
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
FLNRTSTN

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1912 F st. n. w.
Artistic-Expressiye- -Inexpensve
Prompt Auto Delivery Service
WHITTIER INC I4th and H SITS. N. w.
IL - Main $3.50
OUR SPECIALITY
Floral Designs at Moderate Prices
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
death I,oticss

KENNEDY--on sunday, November z2
1925. at his late residence, 3l6 q
street northwest, FRANCIS ,FABHk
KENNEDY. beloved SON Of Anna Coll
Funeral from the chapel Of Perry
Il Walsh 20 H street northwest
Wednesday. November %, At $3.50
II. m. Thence to ST Aioystns
Church. where requiem mass Will pc
said at 3 q. m. for the repose Of his
soul Interment Arlington Natt0nal
Cemetery. Relatives and friends IN
PERRELL-On Monday, November %
1926. at woodmont, Md, LEONARD
r. PERRELL, age one year, ron OK
Leonard r. and Virginia Perrell.
Funeral from his home "Wednesday,
November IS 1926. at 2 p. m. inter-
f1ent Rockville Union Cemetery.
WHLEY--On saturday. November II
1926. JESSE p. at his late residence
No. 1880 our-and-a-haIf street south :
west.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. Novem-
Der a. 1926, at O'Clock. Helauves
and friends Invited to attend. inter
Ynent at Methodist Protestant leme-
terry, Alexandria, Va. alexandra pa
pers please copy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-22
Mail Steamer Reaches Sew
ard from Bristol Bays
Insane from Canneries.
WATER SHORTAGE STOPS
KOTZEBUE OPERATIONS
Nome Mining in Full Swing
Harmon Dredges Ex-
pected to Start Soon.

SEWARD. Aug. 22.-The mail
steamer Starr arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Bristol Bay and way
ports with the largest passenger list
of the season, 76 passengers, in
cluding is prisoners, ave insane,
all from canneries.
The freighter Oduna has arrived
here from Kotzebue Sound with
1900 tons of fish meal and whale
oil loaded at Akutan. She carries
Nome and Kotzebue passengers who
report a water shortage at Kotzebue
causing the closing of the placer OPP
erations. There is plenty of water
at Nome where drilling and thaw-
ing of ground is expected to be
completed by the last of this month
when the Harmon dredges will
start. the seasons operations.
H. l.. Stoll, owner of placer
ground near Deering, is also a pas
senger on the Oduna. He has the
deepeat shaft on Seward Peninsula,
being down to depth of 200 feet
where he has found full grown fir
trees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-22
MANY THRILLS
ExPER ERIENCED
MAUDE'S CREW
Adventures Are Related by
Capt. Jacobsen Who
Visited Steamer.
MAUDE CAUGHT in ICE
LIFTED HIGH In AIR
Assistant Engineer Dies and
Is Buried in Mauso-
leum of Ice.

NOME. Aug. 22.-Captain Sid
ney Jacobsen, master of tfc wrecked
trading schooner Ram. VINO nas ar
rived here on the Blue Sea. in re-
ference To his visit to the Maude.
said the steamer had many thrills
while in the Polar ice, before the
attempt to drift across the North
Tole was abandoned.
The Maude was caught in the ice
jams and lifted Is feet into the air
from the squeeze. The vessel was
built to withstand the ice pressure,
shaped like a saucer with rudder
and propeller removable.
Those aboard the Maude took
many still and motion pictures,
some showing the Maude atop of
the ice.
Captain wishing, of the Maude.
was forced to use much powder
numesous times to make openings in
order to get the steamer back to
the water
Scientific Information.
DR. Svertfrup, noted seientist,
plans upon his arrival outside to go
to the Carnegie institute with NUM-
erous treasures and valuable scien-
tiflc knowledge obtained by the ex-
petition on the Maude among which
are charts of drift of the Maude,
IN comparison with drifts of other
Arctic vessels which never returned
Buried in Ice.
Capt Jacobsen said S. Syyerson,
assistant engineer on the Maude, a
white man, died the first winter.
Funeral services were held on the
ice and and the body of the dead
man was wrapped in norwegian
ar and lowered into mausoleum
cut in the ice for / 2 fset on an
iceberg which arose 100 feet into
the air. Captain wishing preached
the funeral selmcn.
Biplane Is Wrecked.
The Curtis biplane was tried out
on the mid-Arctic runway which
was made on the ice fields. The
plane did not get good take off
and crashed on the rugged ice. The
plane was brought back and is now
aboard the Maude.
Eskimo Deserts.
An Eskimo who deserted the
Maude, taking gun and scoop
shovel, evidently expecting to con-
struct snow house, was finally
found by searching parties. Signal
lights attracted him back after sew
eral days mushing over endless ice
fields. He promised to never leave
again as it was explained to him
that it meant certain death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-22
SIXTY
CASES SCURvy
SIBERIAN TOWN
Epidemic at Anadyr With
Several Deaths-Ban on
Operation of Stores.

NOME, Aug. 2z.-Sixty cases of
scurvy occurred at Anadyr during
the past winter according to infor-
nation received here aboard the trad
ing schooner Blue Sea. There were
several deaths.
The Soviet government store at
Anadyr is short of supplies and no
other stores are allowed to operate
at Anadyr. This ruling does not
apply to other places along the ST.
berian coast.
The Swenson company has discon-
tinued trading post on the Northern
Siberian coast but through conces-
sions the company is allowed to trade
along the coast with a motorship.
The Governor at Whalen has is
sued instructions to the Eskimos that
the cargo of any vessel captured by
them, without a proper trading IL
cense, is property of the captors.
N. E. Galkin, representing the So
Wet Government in connection with
trade activities came to Nome on
the Blue Sea travelling with the
vessel on a trading trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-22
BAD WEATHER
POLAR REGION
IS REPORTED
Conditions Cause Abandon
ment Of Macmillan Ex-
pedition Plans.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - I'm
use al weather conditions in the
Arctic which have caused abandon
ment this year of the Macmillan ex-
pedition exploration plans, are de-
scribed byksthe National Geographical
Society as only one of the mani
festations OF, the summers weather.
Freak weather is not abnormal
in general but number of cross
currents lis evident. Macmillan
found more ice on the Labrador
coast than in the memory of the
oldest sealing shippers. At the same
time the temperature over the en-
tire United States is from one to
six degrees above normal This con
dition has been manifest since
January. In some regions the tenn
perature has been II degrees above
normal
Three typical stations in Alaska.
Juneau. Nome and Eagle, show alb
normally low temperatures this
year.