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TAkOMA PARK HOMES
HOME SITES
FARMS

Sl1 ,ooo-New 2. G. listing, rooms, 8
foD~s "ry and allta toes es'a Second o repace
heat: oak floors: shrubbery, and fruit: 2-car
TO sh9o Homse Me
and is priced lower than similar sales In the
S.. 5oowHouse Of rooms and bath q
are eomewhat remote. but this house is 10
Gated in best neighborhood. close to l4th
S1o. .0oo-Hollow-tile stucco house with
ssaeet Ths IS e0 Of the best
offered Has 8 large rooms and glass-inclosed
fespnH hest House pere viii be ae entre
repainted and floor; retinished Convenient
sqSs and ssnGS broo bbay to Modern bum
gaIow with large rooms: ~. of an acre of
srourd. north Of Takoma; electricity, water
f% eoonai with aTss SirS
syailable Small cash Payment, oayp
FsRema TsRs one mproyed 31 sed n wth sroom coonia
+n heating 'pian plant: hardwood floors throughout
Laundry; large garage; close to ears wSh ana
itu inFton' viii make favorable terms.
S7.350-Five rooms. sleeping porch and
Sfth %th hW heat frepiace electric range. oak
floors, laundry tubs. ETC.; near cars and
having 3 rooms and Q baths. Rooms are
large has oak floors, h.-w. heat. fireplace:
odSew B1nEalow Easy Of goodszed
conveniences: oak floors throughout full
basement with tubs: large garden Easy
So So. 500 large rooms and bath: unfn-
very attractive lot. with shrubbery, fruit
and earaee sroom oSsss high
elevation in District: rooms large: all city
throughout: tiled baths, huilt-in tubs; built
in refrigerator: screens shades and fixtures
furnished completely decorated. Garage.
two ga car og lines school. theater and stores
srs Saasss to are f rea ae and @
HOME SITES.
ments SsaFlyM yMsryaSd ars aSf $1,000 $1,000 win all
Sear Bss sctoo f5G1'fss s. sSs2e
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FARMS
sig 75o-Price has been greatly re,duced
estate Near Brookeville pike Land, high.
gently rolling. all tillahle: Large house;
w roqmst hpst WE Loca,ed h IN one Of % the best @
in snTes sne e0q9 under ret vs caf
fSeTy SsrT SO neb by 70: cornhouse, as BY So ma
chine she'd chicken ken reS 81 sfons sans
in good SefFfCE efei.fHnE OPEN SUNDAY.
r. d. LILLE,
Corner Laurel and Carroll AYES.
End of 14th st; ',Iakoma car Incl
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WOODBRIDGE y, {.

New broom bungalow. !: sqs. R /. ave,
v,th sarace $500 cash. $50 per mo.
New room stucco bungalow, garage.
iarSe lot 3 sas. line. S6.s5o, $3.50
= room new bungalow in Mt Rainier.
500 cash. So per mo.
room bungalow. with garage large level
20; house recently papered and painted.
- $50. $40 per mo. .
Open SUNDAY pm Inquire 3522 South
Dakota ave ne Phone North 1850.
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NEAR LYON VILLAGE

Nl-Ak L1ON NlLLANIE
ON Lee highway, Dominion
Heights, Va. Tile and stucco
f large rooms and bath; new
emi-bungalow close to school,
churches and stores; open fire
place; oak floors: h.-w.h.: cleo
tricitv, gas; built-in bath tub
and shower: running water; ga
rage: lot S0x125; near cars and
bus line. Price and terms rea-
sonable. For particulars phone
or call e.. ], Heon. West $3.50
$500 NJ st. NV.
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MOVE RIGHT IN

Two broom new hung allows, ami. h.
VIII, laundry trays: price. $3.50: $500 cash
and $50 per month.
S room bungalow. ami. h.-w.h.; ideal To-
cation In Woodbridge: $500 cash and 500 per
I.room bungalow. gas. hath and electric
ity: lot so by 200. price. $4,000: $50 cash
and $40 per month";
4"2S Inquire o6O5 Brentwood I'd. ne.
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g AND 7 ROOM HOUSES, ALL MODERN
,p,nrovenlents. $3.50 to $4,000.
fye-room bungalows. all modern I'M
provements $500 to SO. 80. -,
{ folr-room new bungalows. all modern
i,,nroyements 1900 to s.. 800.
) !. acre vegetable farm broom bunga-
low growing crons; $4,000.
10Y lois from S235 to $3.50 only for quick
sale . , IL. =. s,o
Rouse SAFFEi.L. REIBLE CO..
Tayior Avenue and Maple ST.. Clarendon. Va.
Phone Clarendon bl6.
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NEAR LEE BOULEVARD.
SHADE. ACRE OF GROUND

A four r-bedroom house in the delightful
country club section of Arlington County.
Hot-water heat and other conveniences, to-
gcther with an acre of ground and fine oak
shade trees. Trolley and bus near. Price,
Sl1.750. The terms are exceptional. as the
cash with the monthly payments running
only SO to $S5. including all interest.
TO inspect any of the above properties
call Main l144 and one of our cars will take
you to the house in which you are interested
without any obligation on your part.
Or inquire directions at our Lee Heights
office on the Lee highway.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOMA PARK

. Modern, well built detached homes; priced
right and worth your inspection.
D. c. side: S13.750: handsome. roomy. g.
room and tiled bath home with extra lava
paneled wall. clear oak floors. large attic. 5
bedrooms. including finished sleeping porch ::
lot 5Ox165. with garage and shade trees:
tile bath. modern, detached homes with
h-w.h.. built-in tubs. sleeping porch. built
IN garage: large. level shady lot. One at
D. c; side; S10.75O: six well arranged
rooms. h.wh.. inclosed breakfast porch. oak
hoors. built.in tub and refrigerator: shades
large shade trees: garage terms.
y. Z. side nearly new bungalow. rooms
and bath h-w h.. oak floors; large. shady
lot; near cars and stores 81 800 terms
easy ssoo sfSSe large s"1no Fooms and
bath; large closets. h.-w.h.: not new. but
In fine condition; extra large: shaded lot.
Reasonable as1l Gash payment and SAB per mo; :,
home: six large rooms. tile bath: oak floors.
h..w.h.. built.n features: nice level. shady
lot on paved street. where values are in
creasing: Priced at $4,000: easy, terms
VIII; inclosed sleeping and break fast
porches: garage for 3 cars: lot 50x20O. with
trees. shrubhery. paved street. Only $3.50.
Owner. leaving city will consider any easy
terms.
j.. New bungalow. 5 rooms and bath: oak
floors. h.-w.h.: stairs to attic: water. sewer
and electricity. Only S6.25O: $500 cash
and $3.50 per month.
lot 5Ox225: on paved street S1O.250. In
come. from second floor. 5000 per year Sub
stantial cash payment required
{. w. VAN WAGNER,
"a Cedar St. Tal1oma Park. D. c.
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FOR SALE-HOISES.
SAC RIFICF.

- " M MI.
Will sacrifice 81 900 for immediate sal.
BEAUTIFUL SIX room home. within half block
ot Park View School and street car: metal
weather stripped throughout. two inclose,
porches. hardwood floors. twO-car garage
large lot and many other desirable features
owner leaving town only reason for selling
The price is 50. 500 If sold within the ncxt
few days. II interested phone Mr.. WEIGH
Potomac 5473
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VICTOR LEHTO,
"is Carroll St. Talloma Park u. c.
Col 1872. Call Mr.. NELSON. Al. 81 35
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FOR SiT.E-HOCSES.

1857 OATES ST. NE-NEW BRICK
house. six rooms. tiled bath. double garage
h.-w.h. cleo. gas: paved street: bus service
reasonable price and terms; Will CONSIDER
renting.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW

IIAKEINDON. ' Z.
New Groom and hath bungalow. built
IN garage tirpplalc hardwood floors. cellar
Surrare heat electricity. gas large lot with
'rnes convenient location. Price, S6.So0. on
easy terms.
lyon PARK. VA.
Naw 6-rnom and bath house; h.-wh. fire
,,,,ra hardwnod floors gas electricity. eel
'sr double porches. garage. lot 5oxll3'
pefore 6uying homes. farms lots or acre
age in nearby Virginia. consult our Claren-
don Office Oren until $50 pm,
\. +. RGON CO.. INC,
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TAKOMA PARK.

TAkOMA PARK. ID. {.
5000.
Attractive 5-r bungalow h-wh large
fireplace. Lot 45xl35. Fruit and shade
trees. Terms to suit
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2423 Bladenshurg Rd. N.E. Line: go
SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROPTY.

SALE OR RENT-sUB. PRCP"TY.
aiRoOM{ 1ip {BuNGAL0W ELECrRlCiTY sren ku
don $3.50: no cash $50 monthly. Rent.
S25. Address Box 146-R. Star office.
sTUCCO HOUSE. SIX LARGE ROOMS: LOT
60xl50: gas and elec. 81 Preston ave-,
Cherrydale. Va. Phone Clarendon 9SI: 15.
DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE. 5 R. & B.
modern: two lots: garage: electric and bus
lines 10 minutes from Washington: $50
month. Available September l. Apply
JAMES P. CRAWFORD Mt. Vernon and
Hume aves. Potomac. Va.
y ACRE LAND. IMPROVED BY 4-ROOM
and bath bungalow; near Washington: rca-
sonable terms. Box 362. Arlington. Va.
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lsAIIS CHURCH. VA.

Good concrete house. 6 rooms. a mi =,
front porch large lot. Already financed
Good home, possession At once. Priced
right. will sell at 81 600. Lots of farms
and lots at all nrices, sizes and locations;
a.,reaSe that viii make good subdivision.
Phone Falls Church 80 during Office hours.
or Tp-Jl AT other times
II II ANDERSON & co.
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LYON PARK-ON EASY TERMS: SEW
eral desirable two-story houses. six rooms
and bath. gas. electricity, heat: water and
sewer connections: all modern improvements;
All in first-cass condition., front porehes
and sleeping porches; large lots located on
Ingrahan ave. Fern st. and Walnut st. AT
Presnem station on the washington ana in
slranIe lots For keys, inspection, prices.
terms. etc. see agent at No: SSWSrR go n
Room "05. Atlas Building. Sc. corner 3th
and sis NV. Tel. Main 4093.
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TTaroNdON I-oU- TT-T7f ~ -7--
OWNER LYON PARK. VA.
Attractive tile house on corner Va. ave
and Brookvale ST., e large rooms sun par par.
ron,r f,irnIshe,i and bath NV h. all hard
wood floors. tircrlare: huilt-ln garage; ready
to move m Small cash payment; easy
monthly terms. .., -
colonial home. set among beautiful trees
IL rooms sun parlor and bath. h..w-h.,
oak floors. huilt-m garage. pought o"
monthly payments.
5-roon BUNGALOW, sleeping porch and
hath large attic screened. shades: gas
responsible party. @l6 Franklin ave. Clar-
eudou l"Tq-J-l
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NO CASH PAYMENT

S35 ~ $50 per month: and ; room
hung aiows III the best section OF HyattsVille.
u " h Laundry trays gas range and heater,
i,,tchen cabinets shade trees. garage lots.
50xl5a. extra lots available Call Owner
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and coal ranges: new linoleum in kitch
loan without commission Telephone OWN
Err. North $500. for appointment to inspect
r ffIEC cAL Iof NA1 HoM MOO.
OPEN Until 9 Pm.
S8.95O.
New tapcstry brick: very desirable dII north.
$50 cash. bal. easy monthly payments.
$3.50.
rooms. oN t%o baths h.-w'h elec,: deep loi
anict XIV for 9' this one Easy terms
Park View home containing six rooms.
bath. cleo newly papered and painted: deep
cash. Raj. monthly payments.
Semi detached brick home: very desirable
northwest section near schools rhurchss
cleo. two,car garage: small cash payment.
20 500
bargain Hn ~ 'apeotrg bfck si9 rooms bath
h.-w.h.. cleo. property in Al condition
nes 14h s snd FsfE rd
sI0.5oo.
Columbia HEIGHTS west Of l4th St. near
Clifton: very. desirable mi-detachsd. eight
to alley: inspect this bargain: $500 cash,
balance to suit.
s10.75o
Attractive e-ht-roonl brick home. excel
Central High and 18th St: $3.50 cash. bal.
like rent.
SIO,a50
Tapestry brick home. six large rooms tile
hath. h " h. cleo builtn garage sleeping
uorch. breakfast porch. large front porch.
oak floors THIS very attractive home IN
balance easy terms
slO,a50.
Detached Chevy Chase. D. e.. home. con-
t tan SIX spacious n rooms tile bath h%
lawns: one of the hest streets. one block
Of Conn. ave reasonable terms. must be
s11 500
Exclusive Cleveland Park home conven
Icntly located near Conn ave; tx rooms
ile chest and ESrage' many osher "xtras
SEQ this harra'n. small cash payment. bal-
anre monthly.
So 900
re'v heating plant eiec.:. west Of 9th 81
ny: deer yard In paved alley: room for
Tar ,earl=c: reasonable cash payment. bal
ancn le<- than rent.
SI4-0o0
room att. h"i-water heat eIoc ' s~parate
ard Harvard sts. nv. property in Excellent
condition, nov rented for $50 monthly
OPEN r-NTU. y Pm
VIM. : PHILLIPS.
-Itae X Main $500
MASSACHUSETTS PARK,
Hon1e and Land values Over IS 900 ooG
f=.sssI
SfHa No y. r HYn,. Like Lse. Hc oa:.
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w NV
COMPETITION.
FOUR BEDROOMS.
y BuILT-9 sOLD-oNIY LEFT.
BET sAM NH r HHRRRss Spot q s
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO,
91e 18th ST. NV. FRANKLIN 114o.
1916 NEAL ST. NE.
IL u sa ,1 north from from 18th and HI
ion. poreh do1sl. Tes4 po1ehs,
' Ssss Z; Z ? ssss q }sss =:
ANY BROKER or
e N Willis. Jr.. Owner. Main 1870. 7.
VACANT.
400 n ST
PRICE RI cH2" Tow, ' firms E'f Easy.
f ssIe E! s5.s 70
broom house.
t PR1e & Sc Ts,s Soy
rooms. bath. frame
PRICE RiH8s ! $3.50 81
Next 70 corner
'-r9 LOT i fsaT5 h e!
FREE 5sas ' a5s 30
8 rooms. bath.
rRrc 19f f6#: r fass E EASY.
Lot 1919 1871 4. ho Aiisy.
l.. w. GROOMES. 14l6 F ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOUR REAL
B A K GAIN S!
S.S5O.
Colonial Brick.

An exceptionally attractive
tapestry brick home. built by
Martin and situated near Saurs
Addition in splendid residential
neighborhood. A similar house
in a less desirable location around
the corner Just sold for So. 500.
This residence has six large bright
rooms. front and double rear
porches. fun tiled bath. built-in
refrigerator. hardwood. trim sta
tionary laundry tubs. lavatory in
basement. hot-water heat electric
ity. etc. There is a large yard
and wide alley al rear. A decided
~ good buy at this low price.
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Attractive eiEht-roonl brick home. excel
lent condition: desirable NV. section. near
Central High and 18th St: $3.50 cash. bal.
like rent.
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S13.5m.
Iwo-Familv Apt

"o-I dlilIlN ~,
investment offering. delightfully."-
situated in select and grow
ms section of Mount Pleasant.
Just of 18th St. near Column
his road. There are two fne
apartments-oneo OF S rooms and
bath and the other of 7 rooms
and bath. They have separate en-
frances. individual hot.water
heating plants. rear porchrs base
ments. etc. One apartment Is
now rented for S75 a month: the
other Is vacant Space for two
car Earare. This il popular
buy and an extraordinarily good
value. We urge your Immediate
inspection
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
1412 Eye St NV. Realtors. franklin 95O3
CHEVY CHASE-New Center-Hall Home-S16OOO.
. Jug" h1 ss Of a s home ass S. lot so on: @
M roof snd fopp esed this 3Sn e 5 h: e
ssls ~5: ssssS ID @ s S s
a s Tseysofes this nGnsn built" 0t Be " make
JUST OFF RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Sso5O.
looking sn colonial s n n oe Ps s fs feature. d found
m h f snn S 06o
moder hone % % II 20" are LOOKING " a moderate priced
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.New Bungalow-$O75O
"a H e eS s5s sSe Bic
e s asaf % a BATH H wins 1s h open s 4
% % e'E s s VI can ifsSrs ] . q :s well Finished
CORNER HOME-Facing Soldiers Home-ss5OO
A9 5 S IN :5S fst ai oS s R sF
sst r DE- Id rss"
% n. or garage good corner home priced less than one
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-S13OOO.
Hampre and copnsGcu vss % Bspsn Circle df
ts = s @ e Ss & = P nE r SHs teens q.
h 0a ana ample space 0 garage You will look long time to
WEST OF 14th ST. Bedroom Home-s11 OOO
% na has rq Sn a sRe % especially
@ %
S ] % % % % dsp a s ys s %
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
WASHINGTON ESTATE
14l2 Eye St. NV. Realtors. Franklin os03
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
S1O,5M.
CHEVY Chase, Nc

Owners of this charming and
practically new bungalow home
in Chevy Chase are compelled
through unforeseen circumstance
to dispose of IL at once. II Is
splendidly located Just square
from Connecticut ave. near the
Chevy Chase Club. Five large.
CHEEKY rooms. open fireplace. tiled
bath. two porches complete
screens and awnings. ample space
for two additional rooms In large
attic: hardwood floors. hot-xater
heat. selected electric fixtures:
tastrfully planted grounds 6oI
100. Excellent terms.
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Sl3.5OO.
Saill's A dditinn

Only 4 very few of the select
homes in this choice subdivision
may he had for less than S15.-
900. and this dwelling Is unou-s-
tionahly one of the best huys now
available II Is fully detached
residence we'll situated and con
schools. Wide front porch. large
living room with open freplare.
uide entrance hall. bright dining
room. modern fully equipped
kitchen. three spacious bedrooms.
full tiled bath. double rear
porches. oak floors. awnings and
screens hot-water heat selected
electric fixtures large lot and
roomy garage House in excellent
cpndifion throughout. Good
terms
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An unusual opportunity to secure home
bargain OF tapestry brick: six rooms, bath.
h w h.. cleo. property in Al condition
reasonable cash payment. Easy terms located
near 18th and Park rd. NV.
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60 rln

Park View home containing six rooms
bath cleo newly papered and painted deer
rear yard 10 alley: large front porch: $500
cash bal monthly payments.
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6 OGn

rooms two baths. h.-w-h.. cleo: deep lot
to alley: property in new condition. Act
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COLORED.
SUNNY CORNER HOCS Sc

1927 st ST NV.
For refined cOlored family desiring large.
bright home: rooms. electricity. large side
and rear yards. screens. awnings and shades ::
gas and coal ranges new linoleum IN kltCh-
en- So 600 cash required balance long-term
loan without commission Telephone OWN
Err. North $500. for appointment To inspect.
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SI0.500

Columbia Heights west of 14th St. near
Clifton very desirable semi detached. eight
room brick: four large bedrooms: deep yard
to alley; inspect this bargain: $500 cash,
balance to suit.
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semi detached brick home: very desirable
northwest section. near schools churches.
stores car service: six large rooms. NV. h =,
cleo two-car garage: small cash payment
bal monthly
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SELECT YOUR HOME
THEN CALL MAIN 1900
OPEN UNTIL 8 p NJ.
& $40

New tapestry brick very desirable north
east section. six rooms. bath. cleo. garage
$50 cash bal. easy monthly payments.
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IL HEALTH l C0MPELLs |. l. PEYsER TAKE TRIP EAST

Bad health is responsible for Max Peyser going to the States, he said Saturday prior to embarking on the s. s. Alaska for Seattle en route to Chicago his former home. An unex- pected and severe heart attack laid him low several weeks ago. Max num- bers his friends in Alaska by the hun dreds and without an exception all hope to see him back North by spring. Accompanying him East is Edward, his son.
 MT. Peyser said his entire building on one of the corners of Anchorage main street has been closed up. In the building was the Peyser's dry goods store, Peysers Tailor shop and the Palace of Sweets. Upstairs con- tained living room where the families lived. MT. Peyser is stepfather to Mrs. Carl Williams, wife of the popu- lar railroader.
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ANNOUNCES REPORT UNTRUE

Fred Schrenger, proprietor and chef of Fred's Kitchen, announces that during the winter months his place of business will be opened con- tinuously between the hours of a. m. and D. III. Regarding the report broadcast a few days ago that he would be closed down entirely during the winter, he said whoever spread the report, deviated slightly from the truth.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

The many visitors in the city over Saturday and Sunday had good time for two splendid movie shows were exhibited and following the Saturday show an enjoyable public dance was held at Odd Fellows hall. Last night the Liberty theater was filled to capa- city a number of patrons being forced to stand.
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Sam Bell, foreman at the San Juan Fishing and Packing company, was among those departing Saturday night on the s. S. Alaska bound for Seattle where he will spend the winter. I'm returning next spring" MT. Bell ln' formed his friends who were on the dock to see him off.
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NO CLUE TO STORE BREAKERS

No clue has yet been discovered which might lead to the apprehension of the burglar who broke into the Pal ace pool hall a few night ago. A careful check-up on the stock reveal ed nothing was missing. It is thought the robbers became frightened when they heard someone moving about in the rooms overhead.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

MT. and Mrs. Sam Keist, owners of the Palace of Sweets at Anchorage, embarked for Seattle on the s. s. AL aska Saturday en route to Centralia the former home of Mrs. Keist. There, they propose to spend the winter. Their present plans call for returning North next spring.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

D. B. Scrimgeour, insurance adjus- tor, who has been in this district for the last few days, departed for Cor dova on the s. s. Alaska. MT. Scrim- geour was recently sent to Cordova bv the Board of Fire Underwriters to adjust a fire loss at the Strawberry Point Packing company.
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SEWARD

MT. and Mrs. J. A. McGovern, Billy Sheldon, Cantwell; Swan Lind, John W. Olson, A. Upman, Joe McGlrr, II. J. Gorbel, John Mackwiz, c. o. Carl son. w. D. Morris, Tunnel; Ruth Hol- diman.
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Frank Angerman, son of Mrs. Pete Sather, Nuka Island fox farm, who for many years has been employed in the mechanical department of the c. R. X N. W. R. R., Cordova, is now mem Der of the engine room staff on the s. s. Alaska.
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Russel G. Thornburg, mines safety instructor, Alaska Bureau of Mines de- partment, passed thru Seward on his way to Latouche where he will carry on a series of instructive lessons for the benefit of the Kennecott mining men.
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PERSONAL PAnAGRAPHs

A passengef coach was;attachle he'd t to a freight train yesterday' which left for Anchorage, and took over to An chorage dozen or so of recent arriv- als. The majority of arrivals liked, not the idea of travelling on the slow train thru Arkansas" it is stated, but waited over until this morning.
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R.B. Heaston, who has been carry ing on development work on his min- ing property in the Moose Pass dis trict. accompanied by Mrs. Heaston, were among those leaving for Seattle Saturday on the s. s. Alaska.
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TEN CONNECTS KILLED

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A story of the shooting of ten convicts in the public square at Ceiba, Honduras, was reported here yesterday. They were members of convict band who turned rebels.
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AT THE HOTELS
OVERLAND

Mrs. H. H. Lander. MT. and Mrs. F. B. Vanfram, Valdez; D, Combart, Mat anuska; W. c. Wilson, Matanuska; F. E. Martin, Mile 40; B. c. Casler, M. P; Ray Wilkerson, E. R. Weaver.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

H. Horn, assistant general manager of the Alaska Railroad, was member of the railroad official party which ar rived in the city Saturday. MT. Horn departed for his Anchorage headquar- ters today.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08
VAN GLIDER

Henry H. Chapman, Fbks.; c. H. Keil, B. P. R.; L. L. .Drimbert, H. E. Brown, Anch.; R. Kitzmiller, Bob Hatcher, Wasilla, Jack Tritt, Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

H. Price, who has been employed in the Moose Pass district on road con- struction during the past season, was among those who left Seward Saturday for Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

B. E. GasekeI, engineer on the AL aska railroad, left for the outside Sat urday. He will spend about five months in the States before returning to the north.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

w. c. Erwin, local manager for the Standard Oil company, was a passen- ger on the s. s. Alaska Saturday en route to Cordova on a brief business trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08
FIVE scHooNERs MISSING

WASHINGTON, Nov. Anxiety is being felt over the lack of news from five fishing schooners, which sailed from here last week. It is feared that they have been caught in the 70 mile gale of last Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-08

c. J. Wright, physician in charge at the Port Hebron whaling station dur ing the past season, left for Seattle on the s. s. Alaska. ask . .''5 s"' 1