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persons apprehended, three of the defendants Alma Smith, John Whit comb and Glen Armstrong are said to be tugboat operators. engaged in taking liquor from mother ships. Others arrested were James Rockey. . garage man of Raymond: four members of the family of H. w. Carson sr.. and son junior, Abe Carson and Howard Carson. Mari non Is out on five thousand dollar bonds.
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Nomcn TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given that tAe undersigned has bsen appoinAed Ex-+ scutor of the Estats Of Eltn- Fer. son Deceased ard letters tostamen- tary issued to him by the Probate Court, Cape Nome Precinct. Terri tory of Alaska. and thet crsditors having claims against the said Bs- tate are required to present sAms. verified to the undersigned at Nome. Alaska within [ months from date hereof. Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 2s day August lS26,
 0. A. ADAMS sss
 sExscrfor Estate Nlia
 Person Deceased. Publish-Aus. 90, Sept. [. il. IS. 2t. lsas
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FRIDAY tTElGoRAPH'c,
LADY OBJECT
 TO BE CALLED
 THREE STAR MICKY''

New York. Sept. B, R-Caro- lyn Hennessys petition to change her name so as to make It Henel- ton. was denied by the Justice who declared that the Hennessys line- age could be traced for centuries and furnished the world with not able characters at times. The lady objected to the nicknames such as Three Star Micky."
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TYPHOID EPIDEMIC FACES FLORIDA
 STRICKEN ZONE

West Palm Beach, Sept. g. R- The sixty mile wide hurricane stric- ken zone is immediately open to a typhoid epidemic, the Red Cross and State Board of Health announced. The cities of Moorehaven and Davie have been ordered evacuated and the residents have moved to cleaner and safer spots. Efforts have been started to obtain all possible sup plies of the typhoid serum. In the evacuated section all persons re- maining or coming in must be vac cinated.
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT, under Writ of Execution and order of sale issuing from the
 District Court, Second Division, Territory of Alaska, on the End day of August. 1926, in favor of the
 Plaintiff and against the Defen- dents, In the action entitled, John Read, Plaintiffvs-Luther Gold Dredging Company, q corporation, Frank W. Hale, Otis Hale. Milton E. Luther and Harry DObson, De fendents, in the sum of $2675.OO, lths further sum of $222.92 as in lterest. $62.50 as Costs, $500 for drawing claim of lien. and $65O. co as attorney fees making in all a total Judgment, in favor of John Reed and against the Luth- Ter Gold Dredging Company. in the sum of $3G15.42: And in said Execution ] am commanded to sat- isfy said Judgment with interest and costs out of the personal and the real property of said Judgment Debtor, the Luther Gold Dredg- ing Company; and whereas under said Writ the personal pro- perty was duly sold according to law and was bid in by the Plaintiff and others where by the Defendants became entitled Ito 2 credit on the Judgment of &2472.O0 leaving as still due and owing thereon the sum of $1153.42; and whereas, will on the ninth day of October at the hour of ? o'clock P. M. at the front door the District Court House in Nome, Alaska. sell at public yendue to the highest bidder for cash all of the right title and interest. or as much thereof necessary to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment. which said Defendants had at the time the lien was filed, in and to the following described placer mining ground, situated in the Port Clarence Re- cording Precinct. Second Division. Territory of Alaska. Towit:-"Bank Association", Mint Association. Bullion Association, "Mine Asso- ciatioI", on Windy Greek tribu- tary of Bud Creek and "Number. One" on Ohio Creek a tributary of Windy Creek. Placer Claims all contiguous and adjoining.
 The sale being made subject to confirmation. and to the right of redemption. as provided by law.
 CHAs. D. JONES
 UNITED STATES MARSHAL
 NECONn DTVIRu0N. TERRITORY
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OWENS CONVICTED
 UIRDERING KELSO EDITOR

Kelso. Sept 23, (R-J. O. Owens was convicted yesterday of first de gree murder of Thomas Dovery. the KelsO editor who was murdered in June 19, 1925. and received pen alty of life imprisonment. Owens was charged jointly with Frank T. Hart, his holdup companion who was uncaught
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Washington. Sept. 24, (R-As- sistant Secretary Andrews, Chief of the Dry forces, demanded total ab- stention of all Prohibition admins trators and officers. Andrews said "he will excuse no man except the poor devil obtaining evidence. l call him that, because l pity the man who has to drink the present day liquor" Andrews said the warning was prompted by the recent indict- ment of Ned NJ Green, the North ern California Administrator, for embezzled seized liquor.
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RUM
 RUNNERS INDICTED

Seattle. Sept. 2s. (R-Eight per sons were Indicted with Pete Mari non, the sell asserted Pacffc, North west rum runner. by the Tacoms grand jury. after which they were taken Into custody at RaymonH. Washington. This makes twelve
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BASE BALL

Seattle. Sept. 24. B-tNationai I.eague). St. Louis 6-I2-0. New York 4-13-O Inasmuch as the Reds lost one game today this cinches the Pennant for the Cardinals.
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Washington. Sept 23. tPD -Ad miral Pullman. died this morning from complications following pneu monia. He was aged s8 years.
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FIRST WOMEN DENTISTS

Constantinople. R1 - Turkish women have for the first time en- tered the fields of dentistry and chemistry. Turkeys first women dentists. Gourra and Chadie Ha- nouns, have just received their diplomas from the Stamboul School of Dentistry. and four women this month received degrees In chemis- try from the University of Con stantinople.
 Sheet Iron, 6, g, 10 fOOs lengths, Quart and pint Bottles, for sale.
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CHA8. D. JONES ;, UNITED STATES MARSHAL SECOND DIVISION. TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA. Publish Sept. |. II, IS, 26, 1926.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
Chicago Livestock

HOGS Receipts, 1000. market,
steady. Bulk. $11.400 1920; TOP. 1915.
heavyweight &l1.20NI2.1O; medium
weight $11.60 q 1926; lightweight. s12.25
1916: light lights s12.35@1375; heavy
packing sows, smooth, 5000 1885
packing sows. rough, $10.25@ 1850; pigs.
$13.50m14.
CATTLE Receipts 500; market
steady. Calves, 100: steady. Beef steers
Choice and prime 500 1875 medium
and good. $sd9.75; good and choice,
$9.5on11; common and medium. $7&9.
Butcher cattIe-Heifers $5.50M10; cows.
s4.75mS: bulls. $1,000 $50. Gamers and
cutters--Cows and heifers So a s. So; can
Eer steers, s5.50WT; veal calves (lig1t
and handyweight). $lO@13: feeder
steers $G99; stocker steers, $5.75@S.Ta;
stoclSer cows and heifers, S4@6; stock
or calves, $5.5O0S.50.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market
steady. Lambs, $13.5O01425: lambs.
cults and common, $l1M12; yearlings,
500 1850. yearling wethers, 3s.50010;
ewes, $8@9; ewes, culls and common.
So $3.50; feeder lambs. $13014.
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LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF TIE FINA
STOCKS RALLY,
Then DECLINE
BY w. s. COUSINS
international News Service

NEW YORK, March 90 After
an irregular opening, in which the
motor stocks and some of the IN
dustriaIs suffered fllrtEHBr declines,
the market today rallied under the
lead Of the oil stocks. AS in tine
previous rally, heavy buying cen.
tered around Standard OIL OF New
Jersey. which sold up to AK for
q gain Of points, while numerous
independent oils advanced from
10 points in active trading In the
first hour
Very little encouragement was Of
fered the hulIish interests IN the
weekly reports OF the business
agencies. Dun's and Bradstreet's
reported a considerable slowing up
Of mercantile business and de-.
cline in commodity distributions due
to had roads and unreasonable
weather. Wholesale business APP
pears to be in better condition than
retail.
General Petroleum having been
thoroughly exploited in the last 10
days there were no new Develop
ments In the stock after the am
nouncement referred to.
Another outbreak Of selling IN the
motor stocks in the second hour
turned the trend Of prices Down
ward. Hudson Motors agsIf1 bore
the Elrlnt of the selling, declining
quicIly from 9S TO 81 IL while Cen
.rral Motors broke through 10 n new
low on the movement at 121ls.
SVoolworth declined to 1872 for q
new loss Of nearly points. while
Dupont lost a Tobacco Products, II;
Mack Trucks, 3.
Bearish GRADERS displayed As
much confidence in their attacks
on prices today az 1T any time In
the last month. Impaired margin
accounts We're swept away as
forced selling and the lincoverirg
OF stop-loss orders compelled the
brokerage houses to offer the
stocks at the best prices ayailab BILE.
sBuiIish forces were entirely unable
to cope with the deIuge OF selling
orders converging on the market
ia this period, even for tens
porary rally in the stocks under
attack.
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COTTON REPORT SHOWS
is, 1o3, $50 BALES olNNED

The Census Bureau today issued
the following report showing the
number of bales of cotton. exclud-
ing linters, ginned from the crops
OF 1895 and 1924, respectively:
Total running bales, counting
round as half bales, 16.103, 5S6 and
Ia, 639, 399.
Round bales included 351,119 and
314.325.
Cotton remaining to be ginned in
cluded 80,SS2 and 1883.
Average gross weight Of bales,
1895 and 1896.
Equivalent 500 bales gross, 49,.
Os5, 95 and 13,627,936.
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Cotton Goods Market

NEW YORK, March 20.-The cot.
ton goods markets were quieter
today. Soft spots were noted ia
printed cloths, convertibles, and
heavy cloths, with little trading
done. Printed goods were active.
Yarns were quiet and prices un-
changed. Raw silk was steady,
with better local demand re-
ported. Bnrlaps advanced sharply
90 to 40 points above the low
levels Of the week; trading for
nearby use was somewhat larger.
Wool markets were steadier
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Pittsburgh Live Stock

Cattle--supply light: market steady.
Choice. tf0G10.35; prime. S9.650990;
good. $9.60@1 10; tidy butchers $3.50
s.3b; fair. $5.25GS.75; common, 5000
I26; common to good fat bulls S. 500
7.2s: common to good fat cows. S30
$50; heifers, $7@s: fresh cows and
springers. S4.50@I0; veal calves, 1850.
Sheep-Supply 800; market steady.
Good, SO. Lambs $I4.60
Hogs--Heceipts, 1900; market fairly
active. Prime, heavy hogs. $I225@
12.75: heavy mixed. $13@13.50; me-
diums, $149l4 heavy Workers., $l4.25
@14.40; light Workers, S14.500l4GO;
pigs. tlt.50@14.60; roughs $10.50G 1I.50;
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Chicago Grains

CHICAGO. March 20. - Grains
opened steady to a shade firmer to-
cay, reacting somewhat from sharp
breaks recorded yesterday. Wheat
was up sc to &c, corn unchanged
to Nc easier, and oats unchanged
to &c up. Opening prices:
Wheat-May, new, S1.60A 01 .6O1a
old, $3.50; July. $1.39A; September,
S1.33.
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RaIti11ore Grain Market

Wheat Easier. No. 2 red winter
garIicky domestic, 81 .711k Re
oeipts. $500 bushels; shipments.
130.5SS bushels.
Corn Steady. No. 2 yellow do
meatic, 7Sc. Receipts, 1874 bushels;
shipments, 3,147 bushels.
Oats Quiet. No. white d0naes
tic, 49c asked. Receipts. none; skip
nents, 2.TS1 bushels
= Rye Nomiiial. Receipts, none:
shipments, none.
Hay Dull. Supply excessive.
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liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. March 20. Spot
cotton was dull, prices steady; sales.
5000 bales.
; Middlngs fair = 20; strictly ggod
1880; strictly middlings. 1856; mid.
dlings, 1906; strictly low n1iddlinSs.
9.40: low middIings, SIS; strictly
good ordinary, ITO; good ordinary.
TOO.
Futures opened quiet: May. Ss47;
July, 9.3s; October, 9.15: December.
sos, and January 9.03s
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1aiIY Treasury statenent

The daily statement OF the United
States Treasury shows:
Income to date this year. So $685.
203, 04f.49
Income to date last year, $2.564,-
242,565.24.
increase, s3S g 60, 476.2 IS.
Income over outgo this year,
So, 924.958.SS.
Income over outgo last year,
$1OI, 81 SOTO.
Decrease, IS, 987 ,0O7 80.
Balance general fund today $499,-
376, 794.O6.
Balance preceding day, $495, 15S,-
I56.I9.
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Evolution of Money,
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local Stocks

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Capital Traction SIS, $1,000 99 y
Potomac Electric Cons SIS, 81 900
a 100.
Washington Gas IS, 1898, s.. 900 a
103a. 5000 IO3a<
Potomac Electric Power, pfd., 10
@107. 1O91O6K, 10@106st
Lanston Monotype. 9184, 30S4K
Merchants Trust pfd., 200 IO1.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 1002OS7s,
500 200, 2O@209. 10000, loo 20914
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1o620911s, 100 2O91a
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New Work coffea Marker

NEW YORK, March 90 Coffee close
September. 1895; December. l5.5I.s
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Foreign Bonds

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs Coz
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British Victory Is ............... 456
National War Loan 5s..:.., 526
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Belgian Restoration IS .......... rs
Belgian Premium 5s ........... q
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, March 20.-The
cotton market opened steady today,
with prices i to points lower.
May opened at 1858 down .O4;
July, 1923, down OF, and October,
1853, down o.
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Short Term Securities
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Total Stock SaIes

NEW York. March TO- Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled Sc. 400 shares: bonds,
81. 4s4, 900.
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Bond Market


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HERMAN +. GASCH,
1895 New York Avenue, Main 3l5o.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

. baths very large ward. attract vely FUR
nlshed and IN excellent condition. ready for
llnnedlate ncrMnannv SID mo.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

MOUNT RAINIER. MD.
$50 CASH. S45 MONTH
Bungalow rooms and bath ami. h.
VIII; ha Sd square q BslSm3rs S5n %S B9plevard
Flye.room bungalow. bath: ami: sleep.
ing porch. attic. built-in Aarage; half square
Rhode Island ave.
$3.50 CASH. $50 MONTH.
New, Broom bungalow. bath; ami: front
and side Dorches. attic: corner lot.
s250'CAsH. $50 MONTH
New broom bung allow. tile bath: ami:
on concrete street
PERRY BOSWELL.
Phone Hyatts. 6l7 Mount Rainier. Md.
Country Club. .va.t-One block west of
Carne school, Chain Bridge. I'd. and Lee
blvd: high elevation; exceptional location.
Two-story English architecture. Five large
rooms and hall; oak floors: fireplace: tile
fnIly i decorated er" wallis; not.Wa,er heat gas.
sewerage, city water; fun basement and
laundry: garage and cement drive. improved
streets and cement walks Priced to sell.
small cash payment and easy terms.
F. W. BURNETT Builder & Owner.
Cfar R4E-J-l 1Ss
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANT TO Buy FOR CASH. LOT. NV;
section 40 or so fl. front give lot and
only IRVING E. TIER. Address Box 1ld.E.
Star office. ~
Evening star., 1926-10-18

TAKOMA PARK.
Beautiful hollow-tile UNCOVERED bungs-
low. 8 rooms slee eping porch. attic, pantry
and bath paved street: garden fruit,
garage. Call owner. Adams 3s01.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
SAIE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

E. Observation-Disclosures BUNG. II
excel. condition large lot: near busses; SlOo
cash $50 mo-; or trade for lot. Main 14l3:
Hyattsville t51.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
S.ALE-FARMS

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
TWO DAYS TO DELIVER MONEY SEC
end spd thra trqs1 osns s1oo to
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORT
CAGES on property in the District Of Colum-
bia at currenl Interest rates. GLADMAN.
Reator Line. 346. 30S Pa. ave. sc.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
I. EE,sKGIL 77iifS fse '- sf. nv 1ss'e"'' 'A0'"
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR
in the Dissric, Of coiumbis Inst siimsn. iosss
and Virginia on Pc l9;yesr Dlenthly install.
sf's # sG e. sss sSs SS
MONEY Always ON HAND FOR LIBERAL
asf asToSR SSRmi'fHa fXrkF4& Rf'ss& so4 18th ST. NV
ist, TRUST LOANS. vA.-SF: 9 YEARS
24AEytEsp a. ya phons aos ss7 Washington st. Als1an
We HAVE MONEY 70 LOAN AT 81 AND
6Ge ON improved property; low comm ssiop
CoMPANY. i5is K st. faone Frank.
We HAyE, MONEY TO LOAN 2 = N yIR;; s;
estate c9n5pf 5Hs II Sseas SgoeSHKER i0an'
14o7 New YORK Ave. Main 1l66.
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS
placed at reasonable rates.
,,.vr,Acs A. NsSEIL R,SI 4 CO. me- N 5s44
MONEY. 70 LOAN on: &; REAL ESTATE.
EDWARD 9sss i5tk SAK&!|' N.K. iS'"
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT HOUsE-UNFUR<IsHED..

l"O6 KENYON ST.4-lO RIO NJ :. nATHS
h.-w h.: SS5 JOHN " MORRIS. flf
st. NV.
Gl3 str ST Ne BEAt'T ~; ReNN~
709 FLORIDA AVE < T. WY D"FN.
rated g rnor1s. bah. o''f''r ":'N' me iur'
saszion in,m diatcly Sec OWNER. "!l F ~
Evening star., 1926-10-18
RENT HOUsEs-FURNIsHED.

lz17 F ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS
and bath; h.-w.h.. electric lights.
colonial porch; facing Md. ave.
HALL & GRAY,
1904 H St NE. Line. 1901.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

SACRIFICE PRICE For
IMMEDIATE RENTAL!
Evening star., 1926-10-18

What Have You to Ofter Tor the
Following Propertles:'
100000 equity in downtown apartment.
subject to first trust of $4,000. Prefer
lots or good farm.
S.5, 600 equity above first trust in two
new detached Chevy Chase homes. DESIRE
apartment house.
S23nOO equity in desirable apartment for
home in Cleveland Park or Massachusetts
Heights.
$500 equity in SIT 500 business prop
erty for lots or small investment houses.
Clear lots. valued at $500, for second
trust notes.
Lot priced at s? 800: lear. and cash for
investment property.
Nearby timber tract. price. $1,000: clear;
to trade for investment property.
So 600 equity in colored apartment house
site for second trust notes or investment
property.
Let us know what you have and what
YOU want.
\. T. ROBINSON.
5l4, SIS. 5l6 BOND BLDG.
l4th and ~ Y. Ave.
Main Az