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Crown Prince Gustav Adolph and the
Crown Princess Louise of Sweden.
Mrs. William +. Dennis will be
Joined today by her sister, Mrs. H. N.
Moore. who will come from her home
in New York. Mrs. Dennis and Mrs.
Moore. accompanied by their two 9TH
er sisters, Mrs. AIoberly Poteet and
Mrs. Sievia Cardwell, and Mrs.
Charles Nelson Riker and Mrs. Mar
garet Macatee, daughter and niece of
Mrs. Dennis, will start by motor to-
morrow morning for Kentucky. going
by way >of Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank U. Greer will
close their Virginia home on Upton
Hill Wednesday,. They will spend the
month OF June in Atlantic City and
motoring through the Allegheny
Mountains. Capt. Greer has been ora
dered to the Panama Canal Zone for
duty with the 14th Infantry, stationed
at Fort Davis. Capt. and Mrs. Greer
and their family will sail from New
York July .
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hillyer will
close their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel Tuesday and go to Spring
A/nhGp Az. Jss WHcIo lHcy VIII TcIildlI1
until the middle of August. Septem.
Der they will sail on the Berengaria
for Paris, and will remain abroad for
| year or more. Their little daughter
Claire and her governess, Miss Dove,
will accompany them. and Claire will
enter school. probably in France or
Switzerland.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook arrived
| In Washington yesterday and is a
guest at the Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis are
spending Sunday and Monday at Rip
pom Lodge, Va, accompanied by
friends. They will sail June % on the
Berengaria for England and France.
Mrs. I. L. Dayton has as her
guests her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Baer of Baltimore,
who came to attend the Bruce Mel
lon wedding yesterday and are re-
manning over Sunday.
Miss Mary Louise Johnson has
Joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Evarts johnson. after spending
the Winter in New York, where she
studied art. Mrs. johnson and her
daughter will later go to Blue Ridge
Summit to open their Summer place
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sypret w. Hendricl.
are closing their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel and will leave to-
morrow for Saranac Lake. where
they have taken a suite at the San
tanomie for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fl. Tyson
have as their guests over the week
end State Senator Duncan O'Brien
of New York and Mrs. O'Brien, who
came to Washington for the un-
yelling Of the Ericsson statue. Mr..
and Mrs. Tyson will entertain at din
ner this evening in honor Of Senator
and Mrs. O'Brien at the Congress
sional Country Club.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank w. Hill
and son, Linnaeus. who have been
visiting friends and relatives in
Harrisburg and Washington. have
returned by motor to their home in
Victor, N. Y.
Mrs. Morgan Clarke from Wheel
ing, w. Va, was q recent visitor
in Washington. having timed her
visit during the sessions Of the Off
GERS of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Methodist
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Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Kellogg Make Plans
Crown Prince Gustav Adolph and the
Crown Princess Louise of Sweden.

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Bruce-Mellon Wedding
Brings Activity Along
Many Social Lines
Continued from Fifth Page.)

Brook Farm. Md. Monday for the
con was served on the porches sur.
rounding the house, and the tables
were gay with wild flowers and blue
and gold iris. Those who moeored out
were Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton, Mrs.
l.. c. Dyer, Mrs. Joseph Manlove,
Mrs. Charles p. Keyser, Mrs. E. r..
Woodson, Mrs. Earl Venable, Mrs.
James l.. Baity, Mrs. Otis J. Rogers.
Mrs. Isaac v. Mcpherson. Mrs. Fleet
Wood Corwin. Mrs. w. w. Scott Mrs.
William HI. Sault, Mrs. w. A. Dur.
ham. Mrs. Arthur Borden, Mrs. E. S.
Hyer. Mrs. w. c. Deane, Mrs. Ed.
ward d. Hays. Mrs. Marian Edward
Rhodes, Mrs. Sarah T. Andrew, Mrs.
May b. Dearerick and Mrs. James H.
Underwood.
Mrs. John Jay OConnor entertain.
ed informally at luncheon Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Macpherson Crichtorl
son-Seaton at dinner last evening al
the Chevy Chase Club.
DIR. and Mrs. Crfchton are leaving
this morning by motor for Bedford
Springs, Pa, for the holiday and week
end, and will be met there by Mrs
Crichton's daughter and her husband
who will motor there from Ohio to
join them. DR.. and Mrs. Crichton will
return to the city June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis Zum
brunn entertained at dinner Friday
evening in their apartment at 240(
Sixteenth street, in compliment tC
the Minister. of Egypt and Nine
SaIny Pasha. There were IA guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zumbrunn will leave
today to motor to French Lick, Ind.
where they will remain several days
before motoring on to Dyersburg
Tenn. They will be absent for sew
eral weeks.
Maj. and Mrs. ]. F. Corby of Bat
terry Park entertained a number OF
friends at q buffet supper and dance
at Walter Reed Hospital Wednesday
evening. Their guests were Col. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Whaley, Maj. and Mrs
w. r. Dear, MAJ. and Mrs. Francis
x. Strong, Capt. and Mrs. George
Unmacht, Maj. and Mrs. Edwin Bas
ton, Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert HUI
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Steinmetz
Mrs. Charles Watson. Mrs. j. B
Mann. Miss Mellon, Mr.. and Mrs. j
r. CrutchfleldA Capt. Avery Holmes
Capt. Alfred Mordecai. Mai. J. Reddy
Mrs. Morton Luchs was hostess tc
a company Of eight at luncheon or
Saturday in the Presidential dining
room Of the Mayflower.
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New Diplomats Family
From Venezuela Stirs
Interest With Arrival

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Swedish Royal Guests
Give Activity to Corps

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WALL STREET BANKS
CONSIDER MERGERS
Chase Reported to Be in Negotia'
tions That Would Put It Ahead
Of All Institutions.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November s.-In
friendly rivalry for the distinction Of
holding & place in the front rank Of
New York financial institutions. sew.
eral large Wall Street banks are un.
derstood to be engaged in merger ne
gotiations which may cause a general
re-aignment of their standing in size
and total resources.
The Chase National Bank. which
early this year headed a billion dol
lar consolidation with the Mechanics
and Metals. was reported yesterday
to be planning other acquisitions
which might make 1t the country's
largest bank. eclipsing the National
City. which has total resources Of
more than $1,000. 100000. The Sea.
board National Bank and the Empire
Trust Co. were mentioned as possible
additions, although officials of the
trust company last week insisted that
their institution would insist on dom.
mating any merger. The Guaranty
Trust Co. recently has considered sew
eral mergers. but so far has failed to
reach an agreement.
After the Chase National Bank
forged into second place. the National
City Bank strengthened its position at
the head Of the list by taking over the
Peoples Trust Co. Of Brooklyn. Only
recently the Irving Bank and Trust
Co.. uniting with the American Ex-
change.Pacific Bank. took third place,
relegating the Guaranty Trust to
fourth.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. November u1nited
states Department of Agricultural
HoEs-Receipts. $4,000 head. slow
mostly 10 to Is lower than vester'
days close: big packers bidding Is 10
20 lower: top, 1865: choice. 230 to 2SO.
pound averages at that price bulk
21o TO ESQ pounds. 1235al2.6o: most
$50 10 800 pound averages 12.26aI2
peckine sows sharing decline on bet
ter-sraoe hogs; bulk. 0,50a1l.25: pigs,
STEADY; desirable kind mostly IL. 0Oa
1880: heavyweight hogs. 10 .OOa12 s5
medium. 12.25a12S5; light, l1.soa
12.45; light light. ll50al2.5o; packing
soWs. 1o.10al1.S5; slaughter pigs. II so
a1250
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head: gen.
eral steer trade about steady with
Mondays close. 25 to 40. under late
last week; killing quality plain. good
10 choice light steers and yearlinrs
In broadest demand; medium heavies
dull; early top yearlingS. 1900; most
feed steers OF value to sell at 1925
DOWNWARD: other classes. steady:
heavy Westerns. slowing down the
the run: bulk OF yea lers. ii l.oOal2 90
sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head: slow:
KAT lambs steady to weak; top. natives
to small killers. I415: early. at l3.50a
1878; best fed Westerns eligible
around l+.oo; culls. weak; openinS
sales. 800: sheep steady, bulk. fat
ewes. 5.50a6.s0: feeding lambs. ,ln.
changed: opening sales Sf good range
feeding lambs around 1900. best. held
around 1880.
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$8O,OO0,0 900 'sTrifle'
Is Overlooked i'm
Loans of Brokers
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. November "a
trifie Of $50. .00O. 900 was overlooked
by two New York Stock Exchange
clerks in compiling the October re-
port Of brokers' loans.
A total of $3,111.176.925 in Octo-
Der loans was the correct figure,
but the exchange report was $780,
600. 900 higher. Comparison with
the weekly statement OF the Fed
erai Reserve Board Saturday
showed a discrepancy, and check
I'D was started yesterday which re-
vealed the error. 1t was not an
nounced until after the market
closed.
The bulls and bears of Wall
Street watch the report Of loans as
an indicator of whether the lambs
are getting out of the market. and
fluctuations in the amount or
loans are reflected in prices. Loans
declined in October. which Wall
Street considers a sign that mar
ginal holders of stock are being re-
placed to some extent by perma-
nent investors.
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BOND ISSUE PLANNED.

NEW YORK. November 2 CP-
Stockholders of Western Power Cor
poration. subsidiary Of the North
American Co. will meet November %
70 approve creation OF a collateral
trust indenture. under which NAV be
pledged ali or any of the stocks and
other securities now owned or here
after acquired by the corporation, 10
secure an issue OF S30. .000. 900 collat-
eral trust gold bonds. The initial is
sue OF $4,000. 900 series A 5b per
cent bonds will be convertible into
common stock OF the North American n
Co. An exchange of common stock
alAo O. contemplated
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MACK PROFIT DROPS.

NEW YORK. November 9 R.-Net
profit Of Mack Trucks for the third
quarter fell to S1,55S.793, equal to
$17S a share on the common AFTER
preferred dividends. from tS.o26.7s
or $44S a share in the second quar-
ter and $2,614.205, or $6.Ss g. share
in the third quarter Of 1925 on less
than half the common shares out
standing now. Net profit for the first
nine months this year was $7.2S9. .494.
equal to $9.02 a share on 1s.4S4 COM
mon shares, against $7.28S.06S. or
$l8.SS q share on 339.730 common
shares in the same period last year.
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LISMAN FORESEEs DEFAULT.

NEW YORK. November 9 @.-T.
J. Lisman, head Of the banking group
which submitted plan for unif1cation
of Chicago's transit lines. asserted yes
terday that unless prompt and definite
action was taken, default was certain
in $166. 100000 principal Of bonds ma
turing February l next. as we'll az a
default in interest on about SO, 1000 900
Of Nonds. Tho effects Of the default.
he said, would be felt outside Of Chi
cago as we'll as in the city, where less
than q third Of the traction securities
are held.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 8 @.-
Flour flrmer: Spring patents. 7.60a
7.9o; soft Winter straights. 6.S5a6. .65:
hard Winter straights. 7.3ba7.6S. Rye
firm: No. 2 Western. 1.07H +. o. b
New York and 1.05% Q. 1. +. export.
Barley steadier: mating SSAa86M
9. l. I. New York. Lard weak: Middle
West. 1S.00a12.s0. Wheat futures
opened barely steady; domestic Do
cember. 1.46. Other articles un-
changed.
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NEW SECTION OPENED.

NEW YORK. November OR.-
4 new section for the Tidewater
Power Co. along the North Carolina
NGhvay No. so and the Atlantic
CHSst Line Railroad. has been opened
through the connection OF the Town
a. Atkinson. 20 miles northwest from
WGuaangton. II. c.. with the Tidewa ter
s6EYsce under a franchise to operate
In t&e town. A large number of Gus.
t6rnMe gd1 be served>sbstwasn=WG.
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FERRO.MANGANEsE UP.

NEW YORK. November 9 R.-
Prices Of ferro-manganese are show
ing an upward tendency. the recent
quotation of $ss a ton having disap-
peared. A leading New York interest
is quoting $95 q ton. while others are
reported to be holding out for 800.
English material is quoted at 500 q
ton seaboard, duty paid.
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Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of
California Fig Syrup" now will
sweeten the stomach and thoroughly
clean the little 'bowels and in a few
hours you have a we'll, playful child
again. Even if cross, feverish, bilious,
constipated or full of cold, children
love the pleasant taste of this gentle,
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PRICES ON PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS, November . @.-Pr1ces
wero steady on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rente0. 40 francs 6S
centimes; exchange on London, 14e
francs 80 confines. The dollar was
quoted at 80 francs "a centimes.
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BUNKER OIL HIGHER.

NEW YORK. November 9 @.--
The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
today advanced the price Of bunker
fuel OIL 10 cents a barrel. The new
price is $1.75 ex-terrninal
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POULTRY PRICES STEADY.

CHICAGO. November 9 R9-
Poultry, alive-steady; receipts. Is
cars: fowls. 17a32: Springs, %: turkeys,
IS; roostees, Is; ducks, az; geese, 10.
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out an elaborate plan for enabling its
officers to acquire a large share OF the
stock on attractive terms out Of IN.
come.
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VIRGINIA IRON HIGHER,

NEW YORK. November R).--
Prices Of pig iron in the Virginia dis
tricts are up so cents a ton to the
base of $22.50 for No. 2 foundry grade.
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harmless laxative. 1t never cramps
or overacts.
Tell your druggist you want only
the gerMine California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother, you must say Cali
fornia" Refuse anv imitation.
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MURDER IF SEATTLE
 GIRL SOLVED, SAYS
 SHERIFF STARWICH
"FIEND THEORY IS THE BUNK" DECLARES SHERIFF FRIEND
 OF FATHER CHILLED

SEATTLE, June 24 lP,.-Louis Stern, Seattle, a friend of Sylvia father is held as material witness, Sheriff Starwich said today q have solved the murder There is no more mystery. I have proved the 'fend theory is the bunk" Star wich questioned Wallace Gaines for three hours last night then released him. Stawich saif it was improb- able the man seen near the scene o- the killing was the slayer
 Coroner Jones announced that to- morrow and not before when th' jury opens will he speak Of the ex haustive public inquiry which wa made. Gaines said, Ignore all the oies I carefully selected the jur- and it is impossible to find any basi
 for any charge of politics concerning anything I have done"
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STARR COMPLETES FAST
 VOYAGE T0 BRISTOL BAY

The steamer Starr, Capt. o. A. Jo- hansen, arrived in port this morning at II o'clock completing the fastest round trip to Bristol Bay to date The voyage was made in less than IT days and wonderful weather, hot and calm, followed throughout The vessel brot in fair listing of pass engers among which were included the following:
 A. Simons, Alex Bolam, Miss J. A. Jensen, Miss E. Stotberg, T. Silyeria- F. Revelle, F. K Murray, M. Chich- eroff, c. Phillepoys, T. R. Barrett M. D. Marrow, F. Mosteller, V. ( Rivers, Mrs. Henry Bjirka, Mrs. W Nickeroff.
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WATSON SAILS WITH
 MANY RESERVATIONS
ADMIRAL LINER DEPARTS FOR
 TIE SOUTH AMID SHOWER SERpENT8NE AND MUSIC

The Admiral Watson salle5 13- the South last night with one q the la-g- est passenger lists Of the p-esent sss- son. Local reservations were as fol- low:
 For Seattl@Nr. and N-s- F. T. Brown and baby, Nr. and N-s- Vel mer L. Terrell, MT. and Mrs c. ! Sharp, 4. Lindberg, D. Gheno, D. E. Brooks, MT. and Mrs. GiIberr Lind wood, c. J. Wyney, A B. Wlgh, CIif- fort Sharp, Rosalie Lindwood, E E. Wood and Nr. and Mrs. E. Y. B Dun lap.
 Cordova-G. L. Rich, Eadaline Fl iliott, Gerhard J0hnsen, Victor Fran sen.
 For Latouche-J- ". Oliver. James OBrien, J. N. Christensen.
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YOUNG LADIES ARRIVE
 COMPLETING CIRCLE TRIP

The Misses Bell and Alice Work of Monterey, California, are guests of the Van Glider hotel, being among the first tourists to travel via the Yukon river route this year. Their stops included Dawson, Fairbanks, Mt. Mckinley, Anchorage and Sew ard. The latter they claim to be their choice when they finally decide to settle in the Territory.
 During their stay in Anchorage several games of golf were engaged at the local links. The Anchorage links, they state are on a par with the famous California course at Mont erey.
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NJ SIN ID DRINK IN
 VIOLATION VOLSTEAD
 LAW. DOCTOR SAYS
DR. BERNARD BELL, PRES. SAINT STEVENS EPISCOPAL COL
 LEGE IN ADDRESS
CHURCH NOT ENFORCING AGENCY
"Drinkine In England Is No Sin So How Can It Be Sinful
 In America.

ALBANY, N. Y, June "A. (P)-Dr. Bernard Iddings Bell, president of St. Stephens Episcopal College, at Annan- dale, declared "It is no sin to drink in violation of the Volstead Act" in an address before the Albany Cathedral Summer School.
 He said: Prohibition is absolutely contrary to Gods law. The Episcopal Church is not law enforcing agency, and Gods laws are not limited by geography. It is unquestionably DO sin to drink in England, so how can it be sinful in America? If sin is a transgression of the law, the error must be in the Volstead law"
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NbY INSTALL SNAIL MILL 0k kuEA BY PROPERTY

Nike Deegs1, Fred Johnson and Harry EIlsw0-1h- mining engineer 5e- parted last evening or the Essbost Rol1e No I. Capt Pete Ssshe-, for Quartz bay. Nuks bay disc-ict- John son and Deegs1 have a likely looking prospect In Quartz bay which they 1c- cated lsst summe-- Thev VII 5zves- rigsre 1he property thoroughly a this time with -he view 01 Installing a Ellsworth Is making the 1-7p 10 inspect other properties and plans uecE-zzg 10 Seward on Sa1u-5zr
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FORMER MAYOR BROWN
 OF SEATTLE MAY CRATE

The marshal of the day, for the 4th of July will be Chief of Police Robert Guest, it was decided at last even ing's special business meeting of the 4th of July committees. The orator of the day will probably be selected in the next few days though it was learn ed last night that former Mayor Ed. win Brown of Seattle may possibly be in Seward on that day, and if so will be asked to do the honors.
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CASES i.
 OCCUPIES COURT TERM

The time of the district court at Anchorage, during the first days ses- sion, last Tuesday, was taken up large ly with naturalization matters, papers being granted to several applicants. The principal business of the session will be the hearings of motions pend ing litigation, so that cases will be ready for trial when a jury term of court is held during the fall.
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RELATIVES ARRIVE, BEDSIDE

DOUGLAS, Ariz., June 2z. LPf-Nrs- Minnie Kennedy, mother Of Aime Nc Pherson and Mrs NcPhe-s0n's two children, Robert and Rolf, together with officials from Los Angeles, a-riT- ed. Mrs. Kennedy and children wsnt direct to the bedside Of the woman
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GOES TO INTERIOR REGION

Mike Johnson, formerly a member of the Standard Oil Company drilling crew in the Cold Bay district, left Seward this morning for Fairbanks, his old stamping grounds of many years ago, where he will take look see. Mr. Johnson is very well known in this region having spent many years in these parts. He contem- plates returning to the coast next fall.
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JUDGE {. N. OLVAN E REFERRED ID AS
 WHITE HOUSE HOPE
-ENNGNN EGAL C-tEE-A1N $ GUEST cE HONOR AT KING
 coUN-y CENo GUS

SEATTLE June 1A 7-gGEee George " OlrsEv. Ta-ns-y Hal -h5ee-zzn- -sse--e5 co bv Gove-1o- Al hope oe the DeU0c-s<s. uss -he gussc oT honor z- a 1g1cheo- o< tAe K3zg C0u1- Denoc-a-5c Club -o wh.7h tended C-rzEy landed Suic1 and Na- TOT Wake of New York and said a number 0t leading Republicans s-- -hsr public supp1-c ot Gov SustE 5z the west n growing
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TENNIS SEASON BEGINS

The first of the series of tennis games in the local tournament was played off yesterday when Stevenson and Robinson won from Hannon and Urbach, score GA. In the singles, be- tween Robinson and Fucker, the lat ter won the first set, 6-1. Robinson and Fucker will play off two more sets.
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IDENTIFIES DAUGHTER

DOUGLAS, June24. (P).-Mrs. Min nie Kennedy, the mother of Mrs. Me pherson, positively identified the wo- man as her kidnapped daughter here today.
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JUNEAU BUILDING |S
 ELIMINATED HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COM.
FOUR PUBLIC BUILDINGS ELlM- MATED OUT OF TOTAL
 OF v

WASHINGTON, June24. (P.-The second deficiency appropriation bill carrying $43,372, of which $14,156 is for public buildings was reported to the house committee which elimin- ated four out of the IT buildings. The four eliminated included Seattle Juneau, Madel, Massachusetts, and San Pedro. The treasury indicated the desire to further study conditions at those places.
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sEoElA PuslEssINe pasEs

FL. Bedel- former editor and man aEe- 0E the Ancho-zEe Ds51y Tines, and one oF 1he most versatile oE news paper men 5n the -hz-5 Division, now owns znE Is publishing a splendid 7s- per 7n EzmR. Wash. according to re csr1 arrivals sn Seward. Mrs. 2e5eZ xnE chn6rsn are h fine hez1th, as ss as0, Ted
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PURCHASES BAND INSTRUMENTS

MT. Baker, of the local cable office has purchased all the band 1nstru- ments which have been stored in the fire hall since last summer, and pro- poses that Seward will soon be able ot boast of a band.
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SECURES coRoova CONTRACT

Gerhard J0hnsen, loca1 s-uooo a-c- ist and plasrere- left for C0-do-s last evening on the Aami-a- Ws1son- accompanied 5y his able sssisrs1- Victor Fransen. G-- Joh1ss- has oS- tained a contract i1 the Copper E1v- CT cf1v which VII take Beou s1z weeks 10 complete.
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RAILROAD DEFICIT
 REPORTED REDUCED EARNINGS INCREASED
UNDERWOOD AT WASHINGTON REPORTS GENERAL OPERAT-
 ING EXPENSES REDUCED

SEATTLE, June 24. (P).-Corres- pondent Jack Underwood reported to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce that the Alaska Railroad for the first nine months of the current fs- cal year reduced the deficit by SEA- 692; and that the operating expenses were reduced.
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CONGRESS aoyouRNs JUNE 2i

WASHINGTON, June 9. LP- With several important Legislative bills still hanging fire, Congress vii adjourn June 18th
 Adjournment on that date the lead CTS say will mean that the Rivers & Harb0rs Bill, the Prohibition issue and other important issues viii noi be settled.
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BEAR FIRES SALVO IGNORING ARRIVAL PARKS AT NOME
BASEBALL RESULTS

NATIONAL
 Chicago ,, Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn 3, 6, Boston l. 4 Pittsburgh ?, St. Louis 6. Phila.-New York, rain. AMERICAN
 Washington-Philadelphia, rain Cleveland 8, Chicago ,. No other games. COAST
 Hollywood 4, Seattle 6. Missions 6, Los Angeles ,. Portland 3, Oakland l. Sacramento ', Frisco 3.
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6OVERNORGEORGE 1. PLRES ARRIVES
 nlNE HHEPE GUTTER BElR GREETS
 HIN FIRMS SlLUTE IF SEVENTEEN SHOTS
NOME CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GIVING SMOKER THIS EVENING HONOR VISIT OF GOVERNOR BIC PUBLIC BALL PLANNED FOR SATURDAY EVENING.

NOME, June "A LAP)--GoveTn0r Parks arrived here "Wednesday the [. SS Gutter Bear from St Michael The chamber Of commerce will give smoker in his hon. or Thursday night and vii give bal probably on Sat urdav The Bear fire 17-ShOt salute upon his arrival
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ToogS-s FEss PRICES

Ketchfkzr--Es1ibEt quoted st 1s and 2 cents salmon 15, l2 and 4
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BRIDGE. CLUB NOTICE
 The Seward Bridge Club will meet tomorrow, (Friday) afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with Mrs. George Sexton.