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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

CAN YOU
BEAT. THESE
TERMS?
INVEST PART OF YOUR
CHRISTMAS CHECK AS A
DOWN PAYMENT ON A
OURISMAN QUALITY USED
CAR.
(4) 1923 Chevrolet Tourings.
SIS down, $50 week.
(4) 1924 Chevrolet Tourings.
$50 down, $6.72 a week.
1924 Ford Touring.
SIS down, $50 a week.
(2) 1924 Ford Coupes.
Small cash payment,
Balance Easy.
SPECIAL!
Hupp Roadster, late model;
Many extras-a bargain.
THE ABOVE CARS ARE
IN PERFECT RUNNING CON-
DITION.
OURISMAN-CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
625-633 H St. NE. Line. 10000.
OPEN 8 AN. TO 10 PM.
NOTICE
To Persons Now Buying Cars
Through the
COMMERCIAL CREDIT CO.,
No. Thomas Circle.
EaSa A 6G155ssAhGE sA sTsR e
9SsssEB!S$$ e 1HE As&SsEA sR9S ME ZIP
S PA AZ sAE ebSEF g BE- A AE
FHaN TIE RkHlG aARRRHHF1c H RA Il Esloo LOWER
EXAMPLE.
d5siS T9Sg GS S ETH 6 SNsf m
RE SSE 10 SHR eaER OFF, q SSH
50 cars to choose from. All
models from $50 up. And all
these cars can be financed.
Il sa$ g$z#5
$40 Prospect Ave-,
Georgetown.
REAL BARGAINS IN
USED CARS.
and 9Ss0n aSasl pSass' and F'Fd' sos
MANHATTAN GARAGE,
1903 9TH st. NV.
BUY RIGHT.
JUST THE CAR YOU WANT
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Tell us the car you hope to
own. 1t maybe here today or
due in soon. New Packards are
in such demand our trade-ins
comprise most makes and
models. Prices unusually low
and terms easy.
This ad with your name, ad-
dress and car wanted will save
you FIVE dollars.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1aOI XAI0AAkA IN. POT. GoOo
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IUAT--HandsOWr tur rOut. SIC II. HdNt
offer; leaving city. 1874 lanier III. NV. 10
COAT cloth, large fur collar and cuffs. So
size 3S: corduroy velvet coat suit. seal col
lar and cuffs. 50. 81 dress. 81: hoy :
pvercoat, hat to match. and all wool suit,
\nars lIol Ch4nim :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

SEWING MACHINES-Used oh Singers,
Sl5 to S35 other makes, So to $50; cleo
tries; cash or credit: all guaranteed: rent
Ing. repairing. Capltol Sewing Machine Ex-
EhanEe, 43 H st. NV. Frank 377S. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

CLOTHISG-50O overcoats tsightly used,
So to SIS. Big values. Now Is the time TO
get best selection. DEPOSIT will secure Sonr
coat. One price Justh's Old Stand. 619 ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

SHOWCASE and double mahogany dressing
table with triple mirrors: suitable for mil
nnerv shon. Price reasonable 1898 U St.
NV. North Ss45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

PIANO-Baby grand. practically brand new
will sacrifice my equity to responsible party
Who Will assure balance of payments at STA
per mo. Inquire of Mr.. Coole. 22T Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

SEWING MACH NES-D-h Singer SIS:
Se% A9 Hme Sl6 STANDARD. SIP New Ideal.
sing; Renting and repairing. Open evenings
3 r. Singer Shn 213 Pa ave 8 inc oT5
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HUDSON-ESSEX
BARGAINS.
PLEASE COMPARE PRICES.

80 Other Wonderful Bargains.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1872 L St. west of Conn. Ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

BABY Enthusiastically new, reyers-
5ble: used very little for period of months
90 14o3 West Va. ave. ne. Line. 1850.
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COMB HONEY for sale. 3Or a section
Hoffman. 1913 3Oth II. NV. Ia
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BOYS PRINTING PRESS all accessories:
full font of type: price. SIS. Phone West
2l43. IL
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBnEs.

FORDS! FORDSi FORDS!
Touring. OBS 500 5000
Z Eoadsters 24s 1919. $50 zoo
Tudor Sedan perfect 350
I Eordor Sedan 275
Trucks and Chasss 80 900
Light Deliveries open
WE SELL GUARANTEED UsEp CARS
6PQk TERMS SEE MR.. ToRREY.
TRIANGLE MOTOR co,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
North Capitol and n. Y. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

LACE CURTAINS. new Irish point: three
wards long. three pairs. Call Cleveland
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PIANO. small. apartment-slze grand. art
finish mahogany case: fine tone and touch
only S445. PfTiffer's. 1910 G st.
PLAYER PIANO. high grade: reasonable
terms $40 Mass ave. NV
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FOR SALE-.NITOMOBiIES.

COW. Jersey. and calf gallons per d
Concord and FarrasTt. kensinston 22S-J
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PLAYER PIANO. electric. Chickering Am
pico. mahogany. upright bargain. Shown
by appointment. Phone evenings. Lincoln
Goa oOs
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BEDROOM. QlnIng room AID living room
furniture. pianos. everything, at auction
every Wednesday and Saturday shannon.
Caldwell & Co. INC. Auctioneers. 3O4 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nand for All
purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co.. S07 II
ST N
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9th and F SIS. ne.
CASH REGISTERS AMI small safes at bar
gam prices. The Stern Co. 63l La; ave
Main $50 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

RUGS. oriental. fine quality pxl2; also
smaller sizes: very moderate basement 1913
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BED-SIngle, metal. fine felt mattress: new;
disable with couch cover: SCI; immediate
D. lr..L..,
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"SAY IT WITH"
ONE OFOUR EXCEPTIONAL
USED CARS.

Nothing would please "Her"
or the Family" better than to
receive one of Our exceptional
Used Cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

PLAYER PIANO - Plain mahogany case
looks and plays like brand new: sacrifice for
SI65. easy terms arranged. The Piano
Shnn oo1 Pa southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

TYPEWRTTFRS-New shipment of Ship
man Ward Rebuilt Underwoods received ::
also l., c. Smith factory rebuilts; terms low
as S3 down, s. per month: year guarantee.
Come early get yours for Xmas. Universal
Typewriter Exchange. S13 st. NV. NJ.
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BABY CARRIAGE. new; value S@1: for sale.
SIo. G37 ne. Call Lincoln 3265-W. Mon
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SETS COMPLETELY TESTED for troubles:
f,1bes tested and reJuvenated In set: aeriais
erected and ycDoieod. Kennodys q. Adams S06s
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PLAYER PIANO high grade S525 lnstru-
ment. on which $3.50 has been paid. Will
CELL balance on account. Easy terms.
Pfeiffey's 1910 G. at
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NASH, NASH NASHi
The Season for Bargains in
Open Cars.

1925 Nash advanced six IT,, 5000
1924 Nash touring. .... 675
1923 Nash touring (Winter
encl., duco paint. -. $50
1924 7-pass Nash tour. -. US
1924 Dodge sedan. ........ SIS
1922 Dodge sedan. ...... 375
1924 Ford coupe. .......... 800
1919 Cadillac sedan. ....... $50
1928 Nash touring, 4-cyl... AS
1928 Jordan touring. ...... 675
1924 Ford touring. 200
1922 Buick touring. ....... 200
1923 Maxwell touring...... Us
hEI1I>n1, go LII
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SAFE. safe-cshinet. scientist ''B'' model safe
with six small and two-letter size drawers
inside: also three sections Rand card files.
1918 North Capitol St
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BIRTHS.

walter G. and Helen z. Ferguson,
girl.
Francis s. and Georgia E.. Osborne.
boy and girl TWINS.
Dean s. and Helen L. Blackwell. boy.
Phra and Kim Sandhi girl.
Michael B. and Lena n. Hassets.
Clyde H. and Florence Edwards. boy
Harvey G.. and Marian A. Jackson.
Nathan and Esther. Sacks. .bey
Harry s. and Mildred c. Bell. boy.
John q. and Marie SaI6. boy.
York and Edna n. Flynn, bay. II
Friedrich G. and Emma Lfndnes.
Hiram E. and Marian E. Tennyson.
Frankiyn c. and AHcs. h. .sE51ii, .bssk
Hence G. and Anna II. Giles. boy.
Walter j. and Marie Greenleacs boy.
Andrew II. and Marion Ayres. boy.
Lewis and Mary HILL. girl. ~ -
Samuel and Jennie Height, boy.
James Fl. and Sallie Marshall. girl
John g. and Rosy Cook. boy,
William H. and Alice Martin. boy.
Frederick and Francis Martin, boy.
Alfonso And Nellie Lacey. boy.
Milton and Marie Fitzhugh, boy.
Leon and Trene- Anderson GIRL
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Los ANGELES WILL SPEND.
$1,000. 900 I'M. ADVERTISING

The Board of. Trade bulletin for
June points to the sums being
spent by sotber cities for municipal
advertising as ain argument for ins
creased support of the Washington
Convention Bureau.
st. Louis is cited as having spent
SO. 900 in 1924, during which time
fifty-one new industries were
brought. to-. the city. Half that
amount was appropriated by the
board of aldermen, business men
subscribing the remaindeT Il & lis
stated that Portland, 0fe.,i fe- rails
ing $50 900 for expenditure during
q two-year period; while Los
Angeles is raising 81 .000.00e to be
spent by the Chamber of Com,
n1erce, the All-the-Year Club and
the Southern California Club.
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LUCY FONTAINE GREGORY.

Mrs. Lucy Fontaine GreRors.
widow Of Dudley Sanford Gregory. 81,
who died yesterday at her residence.
1921 Nineteenth street northwest
win have private inferment -to-
morrow. following the funeral from
the home of her daughter. 24l1 Cali
forn.a street northwest. Mrs, Eregs
of.y. who was seventy -threst years
old at the time OF her death, lived
IN Washington for the greater ilart
OF her life. sac was born IN Wash
ington. and when she was married
moved to New York. but returaed
nero later and toDk up residence
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. J. S. F1anrery.s and two sons,
Charles G and Henderson d.
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MAN, 81, sMoTHERED BY
COAL IN ENGINE TENDER

HAGERSTOWN9- Md. JUNE Ia
Buried under tons of coax the body
of Scott Rice, fifty.seven, "a railroad
hostler, was found in the tender
Of am engine in the yards OF the
Western Maryland Railway here
last night. Rice was suffocated to
death.
Nothing was heard, from Rice
after he mounted the tender at the
coal tipple. until. another hostleF.
heard his cries for help. When, q
rescuing party reached Rice. he
was dead.
Rice was pensioned by the. rail-:
way company recently. He leaves
a widow and one son. ass
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GETS 20 YEARS IN SING SING
FOR sLAYlNo-filS FRIEND

NEW YORK, June Charles
Muller, twenty-six, of Montreal. who
shot and killed Thomas A. Lceming,
millionaire manufacturer and club
man, two weeks ago, today pleaded
was given sentence OF twenty
years to life in Sing Sing. ) ~E-
Muller had been befriea1ded by
the manufacturer and later had
biackmailed him. atc5ing toG the
police. He shot LeenS5ng when de.
MED funds for which he asked.
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STUDEBAKER big s touring. 1928
perfect in every way. a bargain, $3.50.
1915 l. St ~. W. Frank. 6412.
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SPECIAL FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
JUST RECEIVED 496 NEW GUAR
ANTEED TIRES AT THESE Low
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MmLIAM J. CARMACK.
phbne Notices co. Main

William 3. Carnlack. aged eixty.
six years. who died Wednesday IN
ST. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore. will
be buried tomorrow in Mount olivet
Cemetery: Funeral services viii be
held at st. Gabriel's Catholic Churen
at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning: ME-
4rarsnack resided at 4729 Eighth
street northwest and was a mem
Der of the Knights Of Columbus.
He Is survived byAhis widow. Julia
=. Carmack, two daughters, Helene
and Anna. and two, sons. William.
jr., and Robert
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EMMA g. BLAIN.

Emma C. Blain. widow OF Joseph
A Blain. who died yesterday at her
home, 349 Mclean avenue south
west. will be buried tomorrow at
Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at her residence
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
She was the daughter OF the late
Doctor John Stone. Of Georgetown.
ID. C.
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shington Employers Your Qualifications With 81
AutOmOtive
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE i

phons class.tsea. Ads o Main $50.
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a Situation Wanted Ar in This Paper

Rooms for Rent
phone ciossifssd z6A u Man $3.50:
ROOMS FURNISHED 20
NORTEWEST
9.tsfyrrtf gT ii. W., f73e-Two rooms
second floor, tTAngleMts - eEan =. W.
cot. ms. 8. w. lI29--One small rris-
semi .re1xAte De g nons - ~ -,
conn. AVE-. 10 s--o re n tM ,. ICONS
velsitncee Phone Gleys - zoe.
East cAPTToIs gT., 5l4. Apt. zs.--Tgo
nicely furnished foons near bath.
Lincoln 7zt4.
z room sssnn with prIy. 81 II. g. eIec.s gag.
FTTRMoNT sT. N. WI, 19Se--2 fur.
roona bath. i-E.k.' garass spacs.
sT. ~ ~, sI5- Large, cool wsll-
furnished front room in iode Y eenle;
GEoz WASHINGTON HOTEL. 1872 n,
~ AVe---5 front rms. ayatlabtes 81
SIS and S. per Meelks1 100.
n 81. n. w. 20002 nice. frcut
rooms md batb adjoining Apt ~
2 co = IS X. anil, garage; after s.
I9AMTLTON 81. N w. I2l7-Can &C.
3 8 r refined couple n priyaie
home. congental surrcundtns g. Aoems
HARVARD 81. IN. W., 310--- IsarEe front
room Inst. hot water uniiln tel
g. ms
EYE 81. w. 1ef s--L ndsr new new ne s.n.
and cold running water large, bright
ana airy
EYE ST. sc. w, 2144--TWo = ~. =
4 rooms: 5000.
ILLINOIS Ave: !1sV--Llrss
IRVING 81. i3S1--Two desirable rms
asssI- priv. home, convenient car.
bus. AdanIS 1097.
IRVING So ~. 12ss--z rms. s Sss
ezez-M.
EFSNYCN ST. 49, rxnss Ink. elecss
runring water; conxenlent q cax line
Z 81 n w 1900 5icsly fur sce q
continuous q ~. g ee. : : - :. -.
week also one lh:l1 room Mi.n
kitchenelle SO week
M sT. ~ ~ ~ Cool, neatly furnisnea
room ADJOINING % q. s.e.11 " - z
cool rooms e bat sIMl g PED zss@ s.:
s7Tsr7-TT rsXPTTf1T. siT t024 --3 rooms,
Tftcheneffes bath. electricity. gas and
heat $40.
NE1R Izff- pr. I'd. 3ls7 Hoimead u.
9l06-yF
8 AVE-. 81 gle room 93.50.
wanted girl room mate front room.
eIect:
ONTARIO RID. II. W. zs1o-- One rooss,
e Sec furnishsd SIS. COL ls5s.
p ST N W. z036-3 rooms separate CT
together % floor phone. iaup1E9
prtvIleges: near z caL IL =.
Pa. AVE- ~ W. lzos-- !! n - 49,, ,,,.
Hotel; clean. feIlnsls
g q - s = :. ---.,,,
PA 80 sIse,. ! !.
next be tn 3 y g - = l.s. - -
QUE ST n NJ, ~ asg saTss S ssh
Meeting PED looms - I'D
gentlemen only. lSoE1A =. !. 8 49,.
furn. front room. Srd floor prixate
bath SO. Adams 10
E9TyTS GREER CHURCH RD. 20
Pleasant ROOM porch, int, reas-
adams zzg4
- 4. Il. -. cool: ami. near Conagls hes.
call q ser 9 y =.
THE FLORENCE. 1881 ~ ~. W. lAIbs
bed rooms can accom- naodasts
:. 5S.s--
sd 81. N. W. 1s0l--z nr zaZLloox
rooms and private bath; gas ranks'
fur: for !. IL no o1nsr reo1las :
9TH ST y. W., 621--Eront TN, ma
floor front: nicely urn: - 3.
6TH Sc. q. Vi l610--4.oleTsus. d. - ss,
f Sent dssifabIs location raa tsi service
sTTT5. TT n W. II Z TsTo rooms; El-K.s
ami. can Fis. 61el
sTH n. q. IT51--B ea1tifui cool room;
e ~ - 49, 5 -. lines one 81 s.
aanfIe5as, - fseas' In. 6ss4
s5rxT a7s--- = "a " 81 80 .arre3 bright
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DEATHS.

Raymond william poncvan. 81 xeaEs
George Washington Hospital
Alfred S, Gilbert 81 years !. Waiter
Err FTedsrieR lippsn, 50 years sssissy
Lsars c oHaEs. 81 wears RoeA
william ssmuef TeeE SO years Ne
ASA Woodley place northwest.
Virginia Josephine McElfrRshs IS
years, No. 1901 Sixteenth street norm :
James P herman. 81 years Garfield
John 4 Dugan, . years. No. 1874
Titus Elwood Davis. = years, No.
fO3 C-sfTeet southsyesfs -. -
Harriet e. Carroll SIS years. 40. III
Albert DALEY. II years. GeoreesevE.
Richard James GreenIeaf. days.
Columbia Hospital.
: : Emma NINA Thonnas.- {. years. No. 4a7is
Laura Graves, IS years. ealllngsss
Jane Keesee. 50 years. Emergenss
Mary Jackson. 50 years. no. t7ss
Alexander Wright. 50 years. No lis
Hickman street southeast.
Annie Hawkins. so years. No. IA
TheIma Thomas Buffers 24nysars,. Mo-
a427 First street D1rthwest.
Robert Peters. 20 years. tuberculosis
George Turner. as years. en- route to
Freedmen's HOSPITAL.
Addison Young. g years Freedmen;s
Reverend Hstt!5s kpaas; :. q years.
Harold Lee Shelto, 1 year. Ne. sos
u street northwest
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AUTO ACCESSORTES
AUTO TIRES AND TUBES :.
SPECIAL TIRE SALE
Wonderful Values
Big Savings :.

LARGE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE
STANDARD MAKES AT THESE. Elk
CEPTTONALLY Low PRICES.
Absolutely first-fully guaranteed.
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Low Prices
COLUMBIA TIRE BARGAIN.
l93 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w.
hone Franklin 6749. .
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WE HAVE THE BEST VALUES IN
THE CITY SEE US BEFORE BUY
ING ELSEWHERE. j
MUTUAL TIRE COMPANY
sos Penna. Ave. n. w. f'r. .S746.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
FIRE DESTROYS ORPHANS HOME
 NEAR KODIAK
FORTY-FlVE CHILDREN AT WOOD ISLAND ORPHANAGE ARE
 HOMELESS

Photographic advices received from the westward states that about forty five children and the matrons and workers of the Kodiak Baptist Or phanage are without shelter as re- suit of a disastrous fire which de- strOyed the two main buildings of the institution on the night of March 1st
 The Orphanage is located on Wood Island about two miles from the city of Kodiak, on $40 acres of land grant ed to the Women's Home Missionary Board of the Baptist Church by the government for the purpose of con- ducting an orphanage and industrial training school for native orphans.
 The buildings burned consisted of the administration building which housed the superintendent family, administrative offices, kitchen, dormi- tory. The orphanage was founded about thirty years ago. Rev. George Learn, who died last year, and who was wel1-known to Alaskans on the coast, was it's superintendent during most of it's history. The orphanage conducted a farm, dairy and cannery, and taught it's boys and girls farming, stock raising, carpentering, printing, cooking, sewing and music.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
ELLEN KENNETH PASSES AWAY AT
 TOWN OF EAGLE
NATIVE WOMAN WAS RESPECTED BY WHITES AND NATIVES
 NIECE HUMMER JOE

EAGLE, March 1.-Ellen Kenneth, a native, of Eagle, passed away last month after a lingering illness with the dreaded Indian disease-tubercu- losis.
 Ellen was the only daughter of "Old Maggie" a noted character of Eagle, and sister of the late Hummer" Joe of Dawson fame. The natives of Eagle have not lost one of their num- Der of years that will be missed any more than will Ellen. She was loved and respected by all-both whites and natives.
 Ellen and Kenneth had no children of their own, but adopted and raised several orphan children, and, in fact, they had been both a mother and a father to the whole village. Their home. as we'll as their hearts, had al ways been open to every one in need.
 A cold raw day did not prevent a large attendance at the funeral. Quite a few whites walked for miles to at tend the service, which was carried on by the natives themselves, there being no missionary stationed here this winter.
 Ellen contracted cold last summer which settled on her lungs. She took trip to Dawson and consulted pr. Alfred Thompson, who treated her, but the disease got too strong hold on her, and she had been growing weaker and weaker, until the last call came and her spirit was called to the Great Beyond.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
DOMINION TO REVISE CIVIL
 SERVICE PAY
NEW SCHEDULE ALONG LINES ALREADY TRODUCED-BON-
 US DISAPPEARS

OTTAWA, March 12.-A revision of salaries in the government service, both at Ottawa, and throughout the country, is being made by the civil service commission in conjunction with the deputy ministers of the diff ferent departments.
 A start was made last year with the postal and customs employees. The revision now under way applies to all other branches of the service. Much the same line is now followed and if the scheme is approved, the cost of living bonus will disappear and be ab- sorbed into permanent salaries.
 The minimum salary of low grades will be increased from $500 to $720 a year and there will be a grade be- tween $720 and $500. A new class between $96O and $1,2OO and third from $1250 to $500.
 Nine of the present classfications will be wiped out and embraced in grade one, ten in grade two and eight in grade three. The senior clerks are to start at $1, ,440 and go to $1,800, instead of the present scale of S1,320 to S1,690. It will be provided that no one will get less than was received un- der the old scale.