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Chas. Krefting, we'll known local carpenter who is employed in the rail- road shops at Anchorage, paid his family brief visit over Wednesday night, leaving yesterday morning for the Inlet town.
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The Rev. Thomas is due to arrive in the city today from Anchorage on a gas car, but, it is stated, providing he misses connections, will arrive on the regular train tomorrow evening.
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Lieut.. c. w. Clarke, of the cable and radio headquarters staff, is moving to- day into one of the apartments in the Arcade building.
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Frank Towle, who is employed by the Bureau of Public Roads in the Moose Pass region, was brief visit or in the city Wednesday evening, leaving yesterday morning for his sta- tion.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Among the fleet of boats in port to- day are the Cableship Dellwood, the forestry vessel Chugach, the fisheries vessel Gen. Pershing of Seattle, Rolfe No. 2, Midget, Hazel H, and the Mar tin D.
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The three Leslies have arrived in New York from Europe, according to word received locally and are now en route to California and Seward.
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Mrs. Fred c. Miller, wife of the To- cal business man, who has been in Europe for the last two months visit ing friends and relatives, embarks for New York today, Mr. Miller says.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-10

Ralph Anderson, prominent business man of Seldovia, who has been in the city for the past week, departed yes terday for Anchorage. He planned to return on tomorrow's train and take the Redondo Westward.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-10

The s. s. Northwestern of the A. s. s. Co.,, which is due to arrive in port tonight from the south, will dis charge $50 tons of cargo at this port.
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Bill Shields and barber Al, left for the Kenai lake district yesterday where they may remain for a couple of weeks hunting.
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JEWELER LOSES JEWELRY

CHICAGO, Sept. 9. R-Norman D. Madison, jewelry salesman of New York City, was robbed of gems worth $130,00O in his room in the Palmer House here, according to a report to the police yesterday.
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Mrs. Anderson, homesteader at Ski lak lake, left yesterday for Moose
 Pass.
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TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT
 GIVEN HENRY H. .CLAss|L

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y. Sept. 10. (P) "A temporary recess appointment was given Henry H. Classic democrat, Maryland by President Coolidge today to succeed himself on the tariff com mission.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE KODIAK PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALAS kA, BEFORE HON. M.'L. RICK MAN.
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Sheafter Lifetime Pens, $8.75-At -Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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s U M M o N s

in the District Court for the Terri
 ritory of Alaska, Third Division.
 Harry F. Morton, Plaintiff, vs. Frank L. Ballaine, Defendant.
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Brunswick Photographs and records Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Read the ads every day.
Evening star., 1926-06-05
THE PARTRIDGE.

THE PARTRIDGE,
Mt. Pleasant and Park Road.
Just opened. All outside apartments; orc
room, bath kitchen and dining alcove. Titn r,.f,
rooms reception hall. Kitchen. dining alcove
and bath: Duplex operating elevator: sound
proof; freproof: inclnera,or. Exclusive TO-
cation.
THE. WOODBINE,
9th and Cathedral Ave.
In beautiful woodIey. Park. opposte
aDS Pst5 AP Of dv.s two Of 9ou
rooms rooms and BATH. s75 and $50 All outside
rooms. Splendid apis. for Army and Navy
people.
THE GLENDOWER,
2l 9th Street NE.
Front spis of ys s6 ans s9d 3 bath m month
1908 RI STREET NV.
-Four rooms and bath.
732 PARK ROAD NV. :
Apis. Of two rooms. kitchen, bath and
porch $500 Also spt; &c Of ib lying s,,Is.ns room;
room. kitchen and bath. $40.
9TH AND NARNI.M SIS.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath with show
er. IorDer apartment.
133 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Look at these beautiful four and Ave room
apartments; all large outside, rooms; delight
ful and cool in summer and we'll heated IN
Winter. Rents. S51.5 80 to 500.
$40 X STREET NV.
-Four rooms and bath: $50 month; Three
THE WILTON,
1881 18th Street.
$50 month. Apt. of five rooms. kitchen and
bath: $50 month.
THE ASHLEY,
2O3S 18th Street.
Apt q five rooms and bath newly @ dS dsS
S15 month. Elevator service.
1471 IRVING ST.
Apt. of two rooms, kitchen and bath. s45;
three rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 Will
redecorate.
1920 WISCONSIN AVE.
Apt. of two rooms, kitchen and bath. $50
221o 35th PLACE.
no1cS Tgo kitchen ana bath sleep1g ss%
decorated throughout.
54OO CONN. AVE.
Three rooms kitchen and bath: porch
$50, Two rooms. kitchen and bath: S45
month.
OILS T. STREET NV.
Four rooms and bath: S37.5 and $40
month.
THE BERLIN.
! Iowa Circle.
Excellent apartments. 3. 4 and , rooms
and bath. nicely decorated: within walking
distance OF central downtown: very reason
able.
242O 10Th STREET.
- Delightful bldg. on 10Th 81. at Biltmore
Four very large rooms, reception hall and
bath: large closets: available immediately:
$50 month.
\. l.. SANSBJ
l41S Eve Street NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tContinued.)

APARTMENTS-UN
(Continued.l
sEyERA s@2oNS @ n FeHES q s5 30 ANp new BATH ap
!, LARGE ROOMS. KTTCHEE AND BATH
hot.wate@ heat electricity. Inquire l4oll h
THREE Rooms IONS ANP mp BATH: g,6nS ONE s9UAIEo5S So IoS
u 81. Sc Q.
HAVING PURCHASED 4 HOME, oFFER
E ned Pes"f% Of ease fSt at soeca 0
ment for good tenant. Large living room ON
Terr erp'9n n oeafS Beskfss
kitchen of unusual size and handsomeeiSS !
TnsrH is ons srSs n0reS eSusped
with elevator and switchboard WITH g4-heus Hsi
service Apply to Mrs. KAsS. Apt. Al 1910
session. 346 Maple ave- Col. 1915
MAEYtASP R 9.sa aye eeSIs Mm psrcR Ro3as hsa
gas electricity furnished. d.-
:eTyIssj y}s ,$Sffros $Sfs% At 5is \: y ave 6: H;w.
DELIGHTFUL APT IN GOOD. NE, RESI-
dental eSqs eSs 1sSts sSts ane conaen nsen
NSoB @ 9 BROS isFS RRE sSa IaFfFs c SS
York ave. Main 9s2.
CHARMING SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED
Isig i %roshfa nr isis Eye i as s
FNTTRE FLOOR-Two ROOMS; KITCHEN:
hath ,n,1,. porch an Tin S s5o NV Flee and
SS s'n sda sSse Srb FhoqR sss bath ARfE e.
duced rent. Adults. Frank. s259-J.
s ssspdx sAfaAS1T aazSs sn51c ST Sash sm ROOM
limited nhone reasonable o
i4o9 IRVING sT.-oNE 5RooM, AMP
aasrtments. nasr asI one Adults only. '''e 8.
liG 3rd \ NE.-:, r. reeeption hall tile bath
apt. Continuous hot water sink Eon, porch:
electricity. NV h. Adults Line. OWL. =.
dstsncs h9SS%' Of NER downtoWn. t $50. Keys With
.rANlTOR. No. II st. t.--
TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENE#TTE. TIE
bath. an he seen any time. 33li Conn
ave North 1874,
52c End .sr. N.w.--4 ROOMS AND BATH,
1907 New E9&I5ISS &aIS < fys sHSENAkERH Sa Main 1.se
o05 23rd NV.
Three, rooms and bath. stove and snk.
CHEVY CHASE. d. G.
ono square Of Connectlcut ave An at,
porch porch and i''is good d sized yard; Don't miss
The opportunity TO buy this home for only
Si0'''N' CHAs. s. MUIR & Co. ~
1403 New York Ave. Main 4035.
~. -. 1927 conn: AYE; ASXI; .,o,,. s,5
INQUIRE dentist office. North 1913. g.
EXCELLENT LEGATION
1882 G Bltmore ST.; The ,; Bal'imores gHs so.
bargain If YOU can use this roory apart
ment Three large rooms and bath. $50.
Apply Janitor.
j, THE PRESTON. l743 p NV RMS.
X. and b: lst-foor front. $50:
1922 y st. y N.W.--Apt. of room kitchen
and bath. on lst floor; $4,000 Also apts.
of = rms. kitchen and bath
CHAS. S. SHREVE. 1902 Conn. Ave.
oo35 p ST. N.w.-,4 ROOMS AND BATH;
'''' WM. p. NoRMoYLE.
$40 st. NV
THE LEXINGTON.
2503 l4th st.
3 rooms. porch and bath. $40 and so
Newly decorated: each room private
THE HARTFORD.
1915 Clifton St. NV.
rooms and bath. SS5 90
Beautiful apartment, all outside. in de-
tached building.
1879 Randolph st. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... $3.50
1411 y ST. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath ....... S55 90
CAHILL & MENSH.
Franklin 73l. Insurance Bldg. 7'
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DORSTAN HALL,
4SOO C,cOroia Avent1c

DORS IAN HALL,
1900 Georgia Avenue.
New building-Two apts. left. One 9'
two rooms. kitchen. dining aicovc and bath.
$3.50. Cedar closets. double bracket side
lights: tiled bath and shower: extra large
rooms: corner apartments.
2535 18th STREET.
New huilding-An, apartment of th-s.
T5x om arsa Central sh Sch SCHOOL, Sa'h Half square
THE SMITHFIELD,
Ills 9th Street NV.
Two Two apts Dot, Of four room. and haih:
elec.
719 18th STREET NV.
.!sscd Second floor: suitable for busines. ard
jsniter iere Service ve $50 ICONS ano 0a'n neat anu
1920 MASS. AVE.
Jus, i, sgu1T, from DgPgn:. Gcr
and bath: mirrored doors: elevator Very
reasonable rent. Will furnish IL desired.
TIE RODMAN.
Conn. Ave. and Rodman St.
T., Cleveland Park, Very, desirable apt. -
SIS and $50 month 1 One 01s" room. anu 1itShea
and bath; available July 1st: s45.
THE ROCkLEDGE..
2456 10th Street NV.
sac 9ns Ho room and bath nhopssskeePI.:
ton hall and bath S?5 month. One of one
S.%v hall chsn and hath ST.
Park. See resident mgr.
1661 PARK RID.
New bpildng--Tvo large rooms kitchen.
Three
Kitchen and bath: $3.50 and $50.
81 10th STREET NV.
Central downtown---Three rooms. kitchen
and bath S45 and $50 month.
1913 IRVING ST.
: Two-fsmIy fat Of five rooms and bath
945 LONGFELLOW ST.
bafS e6 e66udnSAp M1,S caasse Ct Te 0nn a9a
rooms. kitchen and bath $3.50.
1924 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms; kitchen. reception hail ara
month
1903 klLBOURNE ST.
ing: 500 month.
O$I y IO(lI > L N / i.
New buildlng-Two rooms kitchen and
bath porch; also one of three rooms.
$50 3 STREET NE.
J., Excellent apt. Of two rooms, kitchen AMI
bath: reception hall; $50 month.
300 WARDER STREET.
Tery desirable sG apt Of four rooms snd
and bath; So. so month.
2S07 18th STREET.
Three rooms and bath $50 month
361S CONN. AVE.
Ant; Of two rooms kitchen and bath
So 80 Apt. of two rooms kitchen bath
and double porch reception hall: second
noor; $50 month Apt of four rooms.
'RG CO., INC.
Phones Main 59O3-4-5.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE NOTTINGHAM
1924 p ct. n.w.-4 rooms, bath and porch
1920 N ST. NV
3 rooms and bath; $40 and $40.
i542 7th ST. NV.
:; rooms and bath: $40.
UNIVERSAL REAL ESTATE CORP.
1929 n St. Franklin 9OlO.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

1857 i4th sT--S R.. KITCH. ( b.. 47.50
e4es PA pAfFi,Eek AHE REALTY YwEsrj G23rj 1117.
THE WEST VIEW
2l23 EYE ST. NV.
MODERN cdJ EIREfRooE pss pIMrkpg sTk2lNG GLosE
BUSINESS SECTION.
ELEVATOR SERVICE
PHONE SERVICE.
RESIDENT MANAGER
kkSS Ri f. Ss A h k t. SSn syH R14a
". ]. PILL1NG.
l4l6 L STREET NV.
? room. and I?pi !! ia,s. ls,n ST NV: ...a5 90
. - 1900 coLUMffA RID, Nw. s.1zo
rooms rooms snd and bsih bath $50 90 to $50
- oIo RHODE ISLAND AVE Ne oo
rooms and 0f! 0ffSie 10th ST to-O0 70 goo saooO ~
rSo%; TSHS SF'sf TARsHsGh EH ri 'i|3 islo
rms rec rn' sosa sGa hei STE r. sTo oo to sil'oo
9 rooms and bath 49,. w. $500 to se7.6boo
ISL ISL ffAE WErSHiNd SSlhNiSSJ2GSS',u SJGSSuE.
1elg gg9EWAASSRR sWASR ST 49, -.
rooms and Si'S EYE So 90 90 to $50 $4,000 90
. ,oo%5s eoS%RPs Saq sp5th AND EYE sTs - s.o ~
room rSSm ii,sheneste aas Rasn and bath to
rooms S|tsSf2 WHEFRT9. fHs of566 f566 II ST .ooo W
> . 'OSG, GnExYL%Sp. w $%.I so55 NAcoMB ST. sTo ~
. rooms ApH IRoorols. st'9 iiio nj ST % .'oo %"
y rooms and bath. h................... SJ5 "
wIsCoNsi&' s1Io WISCONSIN, AVE.
2 rooms. kitchen. dining alcose and M
= rooms. room kitchen dining aicove. in. 0.O'oo
8 rooms and bath, ,,,,, $4,000 to $500
3 rooms and bath or. $a7,5o to 500 90
10 F2cgi xTxL5S So a6ANs MILL 30 90 90
. rooms ana So na!h 18th sT. NV. ''o'0o ~
. rooms. kitchenette anf bath, S55 to SOS 90
1880 a0fSEsSXoSSIsPfSSfA SfsSoSsfS AVE.
rooms and bath. ................:. $50
. rooms '"a %S.3 Sss3 MASS. AVE ..o oo w
rooms and bath IN Ss3 60 60
rooms and aa'f conn. I'VE AVE 90 to isoOo
o rooms and PRIscE j hsths George. si0o'00
1913 Both ST
= rooms and HI a,,n Harvard sss.co ST to s57 50
. ''' RiGARpo. 1925 18th sT. sonoo
rooms rooms fnd nsih os,n ana porch sio to 1900
~ IRIS, IA2o HARVARD ST. en- oo
> rooms anf 81 s. sa'h 'ehAiifoRNiA 81. s soO,oO w
r"o' :Sf frsSSs s;2S 10 3
3 rooms and dARRfR66N Rfs66N 1898 & sT' sie0 10 s0''0O
. rooms ana oa,h :ssoo ,4th sr. '.''' soooo
1s2T %@RaSeoS fsS fa!s fnS soI NV W9RoSiSa RS
0 rooms anu '1:@ isa4 saith sr. '' 90 o.'oo ~
4 rooms anu lia5 pas5 cHApiN sr.. soV'oo
4 rooms bath and inclosed porch 90
AMBASSADOR. 1850 10Th ST.
] rooms: rooms: Sssh bssh AND anf porch: pSrsh
: rooms and 2seS Ss,S CONN. AVE: sta' %
rooms rooms and and Sath cain: $50 90 to $50
= rooms and ,s,b 17al H ST. $50 90
. rooms and bath; sa,, o,;t 81. .,----. $500
rooms ana natn iVU.VV
. rooms aaa s4c5 i PRospEcr1 ffs6s AVE. ~ laooO
rooms al. 1ei4 Si' 9TH ST NV sOO'oo ~
4 rooms and '"'ej '9ajoi u sr '.'''' s@7''0
PASADENA. 1888 ADAMS MILL RID.
5 rooms and bath. h.............. S15 90
1929 COL. RID
rooms ia hxxPfoN. Rsis iilo 18TH ST. sso'oo $40 W
253i QUE ST.
. rooms and bath. 49,. S42. so to $4,000
3 rooms and bath. h...,........... $500
rooms and bath. th............... 5000
HADDON, 1880 y. II. AVE.
rooms and bath. h................ 500 90
2106 y ST.
3 rooms and bath. h................ S52. so
4 rooms and bath. h................ 1000
BEVERLY COURT. 1886 COL. RD:- -
rooms and bath. h................ 500 90
FLORENCE CT. WEST
22O5 CALF. ST.
2 rooms, kitchenette and bath. -. 500 90
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St NV Main 8SSS.
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l41p CLIFTON ST NV.
8 rooms kitchen. bath and porch So SO
Available July L
Evening star., 1926-06-05

CHARMING SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED
apnrtmpnts; sun on three sides: overlocking
earden: open fireplaces; furnished u De
sired Apply 1915 G st. or 1915 Eye 81.
Evening star., 1926-06-05

ENTIRE FLOOR-Two ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath porch ami: $50. Elec. and < as
included 1917 lIth st. NV. q,
1I06 9Th NW-2nd FLOOR. :" LARGE
rooms and acove: h.-w.h. gas; bath. Rc-
duced rent Adults. Frank. S959-J. -
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9 rooms, Kitchen. bath. sleeping porcl
S65: electricity and gas included.
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PRINCE KARL. 1901 X ST NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and oath. ....... $50 90
B rooms, kitchen and bath. ....... SOC
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THOMAS j. FISHER & co. INC.
-2R 18th 81 Main 6R3n

1870 IRVING ST. NV
FIRST FLOOR. HEATED. B ROOMS AND
PATH; PATH RENT REASONABLE; ALSO GA
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
14i2 EYE ST. NV. FRANKLIN 9503.
are Al Fea ss
WILLARD COURTS. 1915 18th ST NV;
] room and bath. ......... S35 90
] room. kitchen and bath. ......... $500
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $50. 90 65 90
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. 1900 5000
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DELIGHTFUL APT. IN GOOD. NE. RESI-
Dental section. rooms. alcove and bath ::
lent to stores cars and theaters: $40. CAY
WOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC. elo New
Ma,
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1909 11th ST. NV.

Between h 81. ana Mass. Ave-
Apartments containing living room. foyer
dining alcove. kitchen and bath.
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al6 FARRAGUT ST. NW.--3 ROOMS
sleenipg porch shower bath. anil: un-
limited uhOna. reasonable. "
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1499 IRVING stone 5-ROOM AND
bath and one Groom kitchen and bath
apartments Adults only. u
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IIG 3rd F., r.. reception hail. tile bath
ant Continuous hot water. sink: norcht
electricity h.-w.h. Adults. Line. b9.l. O.
4 ROOMS AND BATH. WITHIN WALKING
distance of downtown. 500. Keys with
Nn Ct
Evening star., 1926-06-05

LARGE FRONT ROOMS. AMI. JANI'ToR
service: S6..bo, AT 31s n. y. ave. s.w' NV
Apniv JANTT0R ."
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MOORE HILL INC.
"BANCRoFT'--s00 18th NV
2 rooms and bath. non house keeping. 5000
, rooms and bath. nor-housekeepng. 81 so
rooms and bath. non-housekeepng. so 90
"LEGATToN"--543O CONN. AVE. NV.
4 rooms and bath ............ So 90
- "wEsTF1ELD"-3Iso RNw
!; rooms and bath. $4,000 and S82 80
rooms and bath ..........,..... 1000
1882 Both NV
. rooms and bath. $3.50
rooms SnddsSSSa and SsSn ss!a ss5oS az $50 90
17os, NEWTON NV
rooms and bath. S75 90
c5a5, ONTARIO RD
rooms rooms and and bath.. bba,h. S9oo,99oo So9o
PELHAM CoURTs7-o115 NV.
| room and bath. nonhousekeepins. $40 90
3 rooms End bath. two porches. 80. 65 90
3 rooms and bath. one porch. 62 50
THE PERsHING".-s7o1 10th NV
| room. kit; and bath. $4,000 and $3.50
, sss 90 sss5o' $500: s775o: $50 90
I3a1 BELMONT NV.
l room. IN, and bath. $4,000 and SO. GO
1445 n NV.
/ room. kit. bath and Murphy bed. $40 so
"CAMBR1pGE,'-e 10Th NV
l room. kit. and bath Murphy bed. .S53 90
3 rooms and bath. ...... ......... T@.50
1438 OGDEN NV
rooms and bath. S53.50
211o 10th NV.
2 rooms and bath. $50 90 and S5I 80
4 rooms and bath. 5000
343o CONN. AVE. NV.
4 rooms and bath. th..............S .S6I SO
SiS 18th NV.
. rooms. hath and electric grill. at
tractive studio apartment. 500 .O0
MOORE & HILL. INC,
730 nth NV.
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NORTHUMBERLAND
2039 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath front: very
desirable: S115. Available July Is.
UNION REALTY CORPN..
Evening star., 1926-06-05

TAKoMA PARK---3 LOVELY, CLEAN
rooms. kitchen: hath: many w,ndews: pos
session DAG Manle ave- Col. 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
How She Was Chosen.

WHEN all the girls on the Fo1
w Film lots and many others from
other big studios in and around Iol-
lywood were making tests for the
leading feminine role in the picture
version of John Golden's play, 1.-The
First Year." written by Frank
Craven, Kathryn Perry was bossing
Hallam Cooley around in the Helen
and Warren" comedy series on the
other side of the lot.
Kathryn had been so busy creating
a typical young American wife ont Of
Helen in the series that she had no
time to hope for the coveted role in
THE First Year" so she didn't pay
much attention to the fact that Direc-
tor Frank BorZage spent a great
amount of time on her set
But Mr.. BorZage did spend many
mornings watching her work. and the
more he watched the more convinced
he became that little Miss Perry was
the girl he wanted to play Grace Liv
ingstone in The First Year" He
liked her natural manner, he liked
the character she was making OF
Helen--in fact he liked her generally
and proceeded to tell the studio OF
fIciais what he thought.
So when the general ma mayer OF
the Fox Films arrived at the West
Coast studios, Mr.. BorZaee took him
quietly over TO where they were
shooting the comedies and showed
Kathryn. Next day Miss Perry was
given the part without even q sign Of
q test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
Takes Movies to North Pole

EARL ROSSMAN, well known ex
- plorer and photographer. who is
the official cameraman for the Detroit
Arctic expedition, has already
reached Fairbanks, Alaska, where he
Is to be joined by the rest Of the ven.
turers who are going to attempt an
airplane flight over the Pole.
Rossman has taken with him one of
the new Pathex miniature motion pic
ture cameras and projectors, and In
addition to recording his trip in films,
plans to give special shows to the
natives with the library film, many
reels of which are in his baggage.
In 1922, 1928 and 1924 Rossman
travelled 10000 miles along the Alas.
kan coast to get material for his
film. 'Kivalina of the Ice Lands" re-
Gently released by Pathe. While win
tering at Point Barrow he took mo-
ton pictures which showed the actual
freezing of the Arctic Sea. and the
ofttimes incessant fash of the aurora
borealis. He Is said to be an &C.
plished traveller, huntsman and nat.
uralist.
Prior to his experience in the Arc.
tic, Rossnan took an expedition to
South Africa and made motion pic
ture studies OF native and Of animal
life. He has made educational pic.
lures In collaboration with the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History, the
Metropolitan Museum of Art and the
New York AQUARIUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07

GHIVERING like a leaf, her teeth
chattering like castanets. and
drenched to the skin, Gloria Swanson.
at Famous Players Long Island Studio
the other night after completing her
last scene in The Untamed Lady,
told the world, as well as she could:
IN say this is the life"
If ever d picture worked Up 70 Il
climax of discomfort for star, this
Fannie Hurst story, which Frank Tut
tie is producing for Paramount. IS the
one There had been hard work dis
appointments. bad breaks Of luck and
many other disheartening features be-
fore the company came back from the
South. One of the big scenes re-
manned TO be done.
1t was the deck of a yacht IN q
storm. The set showed the side oil
the yacht, with the promenade out
side the Gackhouse. Overhead the
gridiron Of water pipes to supply rain
was ready. AT one end of The set were
two huge airplane propellers to supply
the gale. The set itself was built on
a ball point so that the pitching and
rolling of the yacht could be sinlu-
lated by the use Of levers on all four
sides, manned by husky props
stand by" shouted Director futile.
Get ready with those le ,ers. The
so props taking their time, started
the rocking and rolling Of the boat.
Rain" demanded futile, aud the
rain came In torrents.
lightning" and the lightning ma
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midnight, did somehow manage to
work their way through to the reliev-
ing force. They were Clifford r.
Brown of Asheville, N. Y, and Stanis-
law Kozikowski Of Mazpeth, Long
Island. ,~
But perhaps the warmest place OF
all is for two young privates of the
Medical Department, who, In the alb.
sence of any surgeon. took charge OF
the wounded, working with them night
and day so faithfully that when the
relief came at last they dropped feebly
in their tracks and had to be carried
out on stretchers.
To name these few is just to give a
glimpse at a heroic chapter in the
story Of the fight which made the Ar
gonne Forest part Of America fight
which began at dawn on september
26 and did not end until October IL,
when the last living German had been
pushed out OF the forest. BY then.
under steady fire from the German
guns, Yankee engineers were pushing
bridges across the swift waters of the
Aire. which runs along the northern
fringe Of the woods.
The Americans had moved 1S kilo.
meters through an almost impossible
jungle, q bewildering succession OF
steep hills and deep ravines covered
with heavy underbrush, above which
rises here and there a skeleton of a
dead tree, stray remnants of an earlier
forest, which, when seen In sill
houette along the successive crests
look like teeth In a broken and sha t.
tered comb.
But the all.important fact is-they
got there
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I IEUT. COL. WHITTLESEY. COM
- mander Of The Lost Battalion"
Is a product Of Plattsburg, Williams
ten days before April, 1917, lived at
1875 East Forty.fourth street, New
York, and practiced law down at Q
Rector street, where the Sixth avenue
I. thunders by on its way to the Bat.
terry.
He had known the men of the bat.
TALON first at Camp Upton as an un.
promising miscellany Of youngsters,
going forth to war from Fifth avenue
and the Lower East Side-truck
drivers. co'legians, dressmakers,
sweatshop workers, actors, clerks,
idlers-all the stuff Of which New
York Is made. And. Gothamite though
he is, he insists that its glory be
shared with certain rangy replace
ments from Oregon who leavened the
lump.
He speaks particularly of q New
York broker who was In command Of
one detachment. wounded slightly in
standing a target that a German pc.
tato masher caromed of his shoulder
before exploding, but who was always
up and at them every time the Ger.
man hand grenade throwers came
stealing over the crest through the
underbrush. He did not collapse until
long after the relief had come.
He has a warm place in his heart
for three runners. one little stenog-
rapher from New York who was kill
ed in his course on the fifth night.
and two others who, in the last hours.
though the forest was as black as