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Evening star., 1928-05-10
-- my 9 o-eouads exSll - Trustees.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER 4 SON Auetinnce1s

TRUSTEES. SALE OF Two.rAMILY FLAT
Iher 6stf folio sId Il se9. G Of fs'urt'' the Iand NJ
records ot the District OF Columbia and n;
,eanest Of party secured thereby. undersiEned
,!fnstees VIII oner, for sale by public auc.
MY HM ,ElItaHTEEESTa, l9ss Al "'Fobn
premises. situate in the District OF Tolumi,is'
TO wit: Lot 81 in Claud Livingatoti's siif,.
nivishinn 10 SQUARE =. as per piat recorded
naoh T. tnF surveyor, office OF said District IN
Terms OF sale The above property viii
n ne spin sunieet To a nrior deed of TRUST for
%".uOu NJ 6Fr. due February 10 1ggS. bal
anoe cash deposit Of $500 required ~
Dufchaser ~ time Of sale All eonveyahcinr
rrcouilng. revenue sianlps and noiariaI fees
~ cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale 10 he
cumDned with within thirty days from day
NJ sale otherwise trustees reserve right II
resell property AZ risk and cnst Of defantttng
purchaser. after fye days ADVERT sempnt az
ssncn resale ~ some Newspaper published IN
washington d. G. "
ARTHUR n. ALLEN.
j. ]. Money.
GEO. r. LINRINs.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Automobiles -
By Auction
At Weschler's
020 Penna. Ave. NV.
SATURDAY
May ltth, 1923 10 An.
rHos' D. 9yshE isghg ~ I ggs n zsrwcTfosEEhs.
May lffh, 1923 1
sagl0.1I

Af5sJEs d WIRE o. .StJ8s aNLAN$M EkA#4
1873 EYE eT NV.
TgUsTgEg, EhI.E. or VALUABLE TWO.
NTQNY = BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AsrsEEF lsfjf k5h faw n EsT% EsT% fhihTEEhTh
ry sBFa3e of ckrts3n 6ssS ~ tFHsl dstAd
ssaasrL Al, 1919 .oeIi,s l9sifublsn} 10. ii.
pte3fas ~ the DislFint 0f Columbia Afd Al
fhe fss4usfs " The DsFsy secured thereby the
s,aaasSssnes ifu4sfee wii sell 81 u1ble ssio.
9sy II t.osa x3, q ~ Bs 2 ~ ,wstsEs
isaa An F0f1k oCflJcK p ~ t1s IoIlops..
isR deseFfbes Lard ard PREMISE situate IL
the DsetFi4 Of Coils ngbjs, sad sestsbsfe1 81
sef 3e4ns let zs iD Aliens s,IbdlyIsiga. p
fae sBo4 ~ thf surveyor for ths ID siriA st
Columbia III TAtef e n y at folio a55
YeFBD eyld subject 10 3 uJIoi deed of
tr8b II, ~ 300 further Dafti! slsts 81
which wsil ~ sonD8Besf as Dfne ef s2ls tbs
sssb 4 deDeslt ef 900 fsqgifsd fongtg.
Ese38a yfaoEejgR. ets,. 81 'Ds VaiSeh asegS 3
,gsA. TENS u be e9wDiSes with within
fttAsH Ssgs ettffSlse 4eppsst torislfsd hBd
tt.s DsGfeAs may tBe aSFFFt seG and fseold OF
ne ossefstl9n " LIE .tF3sae.s ,,o,.,,.sx
. ISAAC & MASON
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, O Brick Dwelling, i94O
18th St. NV, at the South
west Intersection With II st.

Nv virtue of q certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in IADer NO. 6I4O folio 213 et sed.
Of the lard records Of the. District Of Eoimms, ns
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell ~
NAY. AID. ICES AT -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described Land and ptfinises.
situate In the City 0t WASHINGTON. District
of Columbia, and Designated r. and being
lot numbered ana hundred t1ODl. ID, u.
Croft subdivision Of sntiafe hinibered one
hundred and niupty liDni. o. per plat re-.
cnrs,ed in the nfiice of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia IN IAber ~ at foltaa
23: improved by brick dwelling. lH4o
Fifteenth street northwest, ~ southwest IN
terfectlon with You street
Terms OF sale, Ofe-thrd NJ the purchase
money IN he nad in eaeh. balance ln iva
equal lnsialiments payshle In 1ne and two
ssf RS with interest at n " per eentum per
annrnl uayAhie senli,nnnuaily. from dav OF
sale. secured by deed Of trust u1on the prop
ertv sold or all cash, ~ the pptipn 81 the
purchaser A dfnosit OF $500 will he re-
dntred st time NJ sale. All conyey3heing
recording. etr ~ cost ot purchaser, Ternsa
Of sale 10 be COMPLIED with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the truf.
tees reserve the right IN resell the property
NJ the risk and cost Of defauliine purohsAer
after Ave days advertisement uf such resale
n some newspaper published IN Warrington
HEEFY r 1lELzARlR.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
THos. l. OWEN 4 son. ArCTIoNEERs
i49b Eve 81. NV.

'' - i4@b Eve Al. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALtAaLE REAL
assEcAfEIR, 1o6sHES 6EtES oS .sHfsif a9fh siPEs \:
TWEEN PETwoRTh AND MARIETTA
By virtue OF a certain deed o. trust. re.
corded on April i3 1897. as instrument No,
las Of The land records OF the District OF
Columbia and at the request Of the parties
AArured thereby the undersigned will sell at
nIhlic auction In front of tho premises. on
MONDAY. THE TwENTY.FIRsT DAY OF
following descrined land situate - the Dis- JHs
,lS/o ll914s 1s.lte; :. ts;.eribsd 1S3 n .aid % deed
al trust upon the following terms
Purchaser 10 pAy one-third OF the pur-
chase price iN cash. the balance in Two m
staImente In ora and twD wears respectively
with interest ut the rate OF oA = per an
Mum and secured hv deed OF trust on the
,he purchasert taxes. and interest paid nr ad-
recording etc. at the cost OF .pnreha.erI
eood title or no sale. 4 deposit ot 50 900 90
viii ne requires at. the time OF sale. and set;
ilarnent 70 be within thirty 80 days oi
the date Of sale or deposit forfeited and
Inc prnpertv resold At the cost and risk OF
inc defauiting purchaser after Ave { ~ days
tfe.ious advertisement of such resale 10
some wa'Ains'0Tb b n'FsPstRasslfs 'fFRssRsfs SAUL.
J. WILLY S'9 95hScoRs'
0a5 18TH st. NV.
myo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
ADAM Al ze2S 4 wEsCHLEk 4 SON. Ausiio1se7 aSssa~s

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PRpyEp REAL ESTATE, Iaia wYLlE
STREET NE. ROOMS AND BATH
Bv virtue of q certain deed OF ryst duly
recorded on January 81 1y25, in Litter Ne
64+4. folio ash et SEQ, OF the land records
request OF the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii offer for sale by
s sRbA R TaR EETGSTh fsens Fl 'hf bAR 'en 81 MAJ p
1923 AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
lng-dsscribec land and premises. situate in
The District OF Columbia. to wit: Lot 1fty-
one l51l Ln the Washington Brick Machine
ContpAnyA subdivision OF square ten hun.
uTeq and three il0u3l as per Mat recorded
N Liber. 13, folio l07. OF the records OF the
once cf the surveyor OF the District Of
Terms: The above property will he sold
subject 60 = prior deed OF trnst Tor 81 500
Al Tss due September y. 1880. hsiance all
cash. A deposit VI $500 required of par-
chaser at time OF sac all cunVeyancinK
recording and notafial fees at cost of par
chaser. Terms 10 be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right 10 resell property
~ risk and cost Of dsfanltinR purchaser
after i've dayt' advertisement of such resale
y soEns newiaper published in Washington.
JOSEPH A. HERBERT.
LOREN NJ. HERBERT.
myZ-d&dA. .eNSu TFuefeen.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

37D.5--WGY scheneetady---7eO
5:30-Dirner music.
6:3O--Talk: music.
7oIio6ss 7:so.--Rooysr ?ssssti,,..ion' ssn.insI..
S;O0~-Cabin Door. Waysdo Inn.
g:OO--Old Counselor.
s3s.f---wBz sprinxasId--e0o
S;36--Trio and features.
6.3tt--Sweethearts.
7:0O-Hnuse O. Dreams.
7:3O-Ampico program.
S:00--Maxwell hour.
g:O0--Michciin program.
O:4O--Orchestra.
E1s.9--wTA0 worcestsr--Sso
B:25--IJinner music.
7:Q0--DodEe presentation.
7sJO~-StudiO pfogrsnnS.
S;30--Wsyside Inn: Old Counselor.
4l0.1--CKAC Montreai--~73O
6:15---Feature programs.
4I0.1--CNRM Montreai--73O
9;3O--ChlIdren period.
7:0O--Taik: concert orchestra.
7:DU--Tw0 Jacks. dance.
0:20---Cello: soprano.
43i.5--CNRO Ottawa--680
93Q--ChiIdren's period.
7;90-Talk: concert orchestra.
7iR0--TwC Jacks: dance.
g:20--Cello; soprano.
43f.5--CFcA T0fonto--69O
4fS--gLO rebroadcast.
5;3O~--Proerarn from London.
SOUTHERN.
1D6.O---WWNC Ashevilie---1,Oi0
7U0--Dinnsr music
00--Agricuiture popular
s:3Q-@kevieW: organ.
:00-~Dance t2 hourst.
415.0--WsB Atianta--130
100--Dedge presentation. -'
1;30--HooveT Sentiueis.
S:U0~-Maxwell hour.
q g:OD-~-ftid Counselor.
IL :45.--Music.
3AO.7--WgAx SaeksonviIle--sse
7.0O--Dinner music.
s:OO~-Maxweil hour.
.D:O0--Studio.
IL :0O--Danee.
322.4--wHAs Loulstilie--0S0
7:0O-Dodge presentation.
7:3O--Hooyer Scnttnels.
S:00-Maxwell hour.
0:O0---Oid Counselor: singers.
Di6.S--~WMC Memphis---50O
73O--Hoover sentlnels.
s:00--,Maxwell hour.
DsUU--~"I1I ithssiUf.
33s.0--wsM NashyiIie--e90
7:00--.DodKe presentation.
I.JO-.Hooyer Sentinels.
s:OV--Maxwell hour.
D;00---pinner music.
lO:OU---lsOcws Orchestra
III :O0--.Yocal pupils.
II :30---Offan.
ega D --ssMB New Ofleans--i.oia
o.30--.Dance orchestras t2 hours.
254.t--WRVA Riehmond--1.Ioo
6:00--.f30ys Radio CLUB.
:00---Yirainians.
s:0O--Maxweli hour.
Q.00---vocal trio.
p:2Q---0fchestra and soioists.
IL :O0-~Cafry Ne BACK.
CENTRAL
ss6--KYw Chieago--s10
6:30--Eclipse Clippers.
7;30--PIano program.
S;0O--wJZ programs.
365.e--.wEDH-wJJD Chieato--ses
500 Lhiidren's program.
0:30--Dance orchestras.
4i8.4--W0N.WLfB Chieaeo--1ao
e:3O--Paui Ash: quartet.
10:15--popular programs.
s44.6--wLs ChIcako---sT0
.00---scraptook and features.
l2e.3--WLW CineinuatI--7ee
6:15--Msmories; dance music.
1:Qg--Qrchestra: Annpico program.
p:Q0---Micheltn prdkfana.
g:30>-Cossackb. studio. dance.
e.0O~~~Safety Club.
6:30~-Orchestra: poems.
1:00-~pod9e presentation.
7.3a--HooVef sef1tineis.
e:00~-TAlk: studio.
e.3D~-~MiffstretA
:30--Musieai proErans: dance.
SO0.6-wTAM CleyeiAnd--5o4
H:0O--Orchestra.
7.00-Dodee presentation.
7.3O--Honyer SeBtinels
S:00-willard Cavaliers.
9:0U-Music: Eeapolitane.
44o.9-WCx-wgR Detfoit---ds0
R:00---Various features.
1.0e-~At eventide.
7.30--Ampico DroGrarn.
s:OO->~Maxwell hour.
ns0n~@Mirhetin n nroRfaHi.
u ::ift--Thursdav ui1ht musical.
10 :00--Dance music.
36e..--WWg Iietroit--S60
S:00--Dinner concert
7:DU~~pOtiEH presentation
7:30--Hoover Senttneis.
S:OO--Feature.
0.00~-Old Counselor.
0:30--DaEee music.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
ADAM A. wrscHIFa a SON. Auc,ion.er.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE two
STORY gKfdk DWELLING No 1921 j

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
-Iith STREET wv
.ss ss jasS sn'Ss Fa sna sasa ssss q ;iS;;
the land records Oh the District Of cns
lnnhis, ard e 'hs reausss OF The party
Win offer for sale hy public auction. u
Isii A II Bjid;S;i oSsssssassE K. ss.. ss
District OF Columbia 10 wit: Part of lot
II in W. " Corcofan'e snbdivieign OF tote
line . Oh said' 10. oe7 feet north from ths
southwest corner, OF said lot II. being ms
center of = dividine. VAL between trsfnise.
gbsnce north along said west line nf saig
said ioi b4inr tns renter OF . a-incH wall.
thence easf s1.sB feet 10 thA rear line ~
said int thence southeast AlnnR said reor
line 1a.a9 feet: thence south aIane saal
frsr line. t7 feet thence west 10 the
Oisfe Term. q, "sfnn,n Il ssis Tn. Abov. oocrty vii
alton trust foe 81 200 At 81 payahls
monthly; baiAnfe cash. A depbsii Of
1850 90 renuired Of purchaser At time ~
isria @ see. 'essa" & eest Of rrssssr. a" Term. u
sale 20 he compliea with within thirty dsys
from day OF saIe. otherwtse the trustee.
reserve the T1eht 10 resell ths. pfnnerty At
the risk and reat ~ the defAulttnR ptff.
ehaser. After ave dats' Advertisement Of sueh
sftss si;s Of = wssSintsss s 'a''.asa !" 'A'
as4hafShn ia2sf4hfShn atIssfH
unyB dkds-sxen Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
SALE or DETACHED FRAME
hgEstpEk;GE EeoaWun au. AZ eLHIL;N is n ~

ml4 MILITARY ROAD hDWfHWFNT
August III. 1870 hsigg INSTRUMENT No '' 81
recorded AmRnst - 1923 amonR the land
records ~ The District 0f Columbia aud at
the feauest ~ the PARTY secured thefehS lhn
nndefsigntsd trustees win sell al pnhtic allc,
tlnn ~ front II The premises oh FRIDAY
THss sJxTH r5. PAX AK. og AAPhiL Ap, ,t0ga Ar
seelhed lng1 ard premises situate ig The Dls.
street by the deptb of iaS feet of lot ~ II II
sans,s igsI y AiIgn II Walher anq william
% es. rseordsd ., ,hP n nA be, H. S 9a Z, s ss
records of. The. ofiiee ot the SURVEYOR III iEa
District of Columbia beipg III II said Iol
bea. sssr 5 sF%ss sed rssorsa e as'Gs'f fS ss 70
blS4, f0ig $50 Of the land records 0f the
District of Iojpmbia. Sold subject 10 cove.
lrps % u, i'r1ber Il bsrtie1sss n.1as zee 81
which wiz be anp1itn6ed ~ tipls ~ sale the
nafahsse pfiae ab1ss sag trust - be pal /
y esss dee9eit oi $500 tequlfed fpn.
eott, Terms ~ bs COMPLIED with within
ihe rrapeftg may be adysrtlsen gnd reseli
,..,, -. q iaOtlelRg on b = KhklTEb
hh@7 RbhI apIt5 y Trustees,
eNTHE puHrHAaga Or TuE ABOVE.
Win tbe ieI1a 10 slated iherrin' ms sald salli
.Gt,e9gsftg MI bs .fespn. oa .,WFp NEsDAf 4
l}gs s112hSs5STR vBMy. NV AJbtAda
r.k o. 1hs same naee, upon lhh sanie. ietpt
~ le tsaiIsef and ssiilemfnt pilisI be-
.. a.,o.ff,39SieIs . NJ o. THE fao'rsn',
Evening star., 1928-05-10
ADAM 4 wEsCHLER son Anc,i""eer.

IHtS gHrk pWFlLlS3 pWAhf e. NJ ST5p"fF Fla sT2ky SHN
n. MING ROAD NORTHEAST
Recorded ie IL lbess Il SSsrGin 6 defd e Of ts duly
p the land records OF the District Of Coiuni.
nia and a the request of the party sno,,retl
tnereny ,he Undersigned trustees will offer
nre,,;s. 'Sp sac by pubic agetIon in front Of The
PAY on NAY iaas AhE AZ FIVE FTfvgfEHpF!ENrK p!GforK
NJ. tho f0ilowinr. described land and nrem.
lsrs situate in the District of Colmmhin ia
,hs me snh}s rarts ct lots ana in block 30 in
"pI chssc 1saSs' oE tnoMa oS q he"s MegOws
lsherwood." as per plat rec"ydsd p,p p"".
Coy, Coy; shepherd. page III beginning at I' =
pHH''t ~. on me Snutherly line of Benning road
ner Of lot 10 aud rlnnina thence Win tha
soHtherly line easterly liz feet, thence so,ith.
Tux naraiief with the westerly line uf lot j q
~ nv Ieet TO the, sontherlv line Of Iot II
And g II wns, watn said sonthefiy line OF lots . :,
me westerly line of lot 10 northerly ia0 fset
to the beginning. now known fuT rtirnoses
sa,, ~, as asses,sIn,eht and taxation as lot 500 in
Terms OF sale; The above property will he
500 subject 70 4 prior deed nf trust for
SSJuuU NJ Ofe. particulars nj sale. balance
SOW, "ash remainder $40 per month tncju,J-
ing ing interest at Bfo. secured by second deed OF
trmst At option OF purchaser A tieposit of
ST11oV REQUIRED OF purchaser at time of sale
~ ~. cutFexanclng- recording and nuiarial fees
q. o0st OF nurchnser. Terms Of sale TO be
~ cppn,pnea pa WIN withtn thirty days from day
oi sac otherwise the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property NJ the risk aud
cost OF the detaultiuK purchaser After fve
naSs naS,sM M aMus"ltisement OF such resale in some
,newspaper published in the city of Wash.
"'N ''"' - - 5noSEPHi 8 i PlHioAk RNosTH
Evening star., 1928-05-10
AUCrlON SALES.
arGir.aiatA aAAx.A
AUCrlON SALES.
. FUTURE DAYS.
ThOS ], OWEN q son, AuC'rfONEERs
1870 Eve street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two.
Story Brick Dwelling, Situate
No. 1882 KENYON St. NV.

Nv si,t9ss 81 q deed ?t trust recorded IN
oF,ls OF the District OF Columbia, We shall
1elI 1SI IN ir9nt , q the premises, on TUESDAY
lO2s, AT FOUR O'CLOCK pm. i0t mum.
hercl eighty-eight 1881 in william NJ. Gam.
bered seventeen IL, IN Todd aud Browns
slihhdlvisio9 OF oaris Of the tra"ts o. land
Plains, as per plat uf aforementioned sub.
division. recorded in the Office OF tho sur.
sesor for the District of Columbia in LIber
~ AZ folio 100. said property Is now known
Ior bhrtoSrs Of assessment and taxation a.
10y nun!'ered eightx.cight 1887 in square
nuh,neereu twenty.eleht hundred and forty.
=. Tctms OF sale: t,ne-fourth cash: balance
~ one two and three wears with interest
SIX per .eht ner anntlm paSabe semi
annually s,,,,a ncposit, OF S.ljo.o0 required az
une oi sale and the purchaser allowed
tttorn DAYS from tate of snlc TO romplrte
we nlrchase Further particulars at time
cost OF purchaser
EDWARD e BAiTZ
.,. VERNON G OWEN
Evening star., 1928-05-10

TH0s J OWEN 4 SON. AUCTI0NEERs.
1928 Eve Street Northwest.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

MOs ma rAt klNG \ SrORAGk
WANTEn--~AlIS FNuM AEtIAhIE FIRMS
Oh moving hQisehulh furniture 90 H0stOh
fuls 1, CleSe)alM afeu, lie
aJiail FpOps Tor .atnTina furniture. 80 and
nllnthlxs trunks An sepiss sepiss-~-,nw.,..-.. :.
,,IllHY llH,s.Y \ IIa kEyIDba kEyIba HlgT'N. xNn PA ENs
TIE DsNH h uS 1yaaIls "s Nv f'""
Evening star., 1928-05-10
LONG RANCE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT

THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1923.
pocrnm prepored bp the Associated
Of call letters hiocpcles right
Evening star., 1928-05-10
TFos- i OWEN & SON 1JTCsTIoNEERs
1873 EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BElNG A TWO.STORY BRICK
DWELLiEg CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND EATH. KNOWN AS 50 L STREET

Ey virtue of = certain deed OF trust re.
corded in Liter No 54aS at folio $40 OF
the land records of the District of Columbia,
aud al the reouest of the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will cell
on sFRipkY TiiE .Ei.EyENTH DAY" OF
NAY, AID. 1898 At FOtiR O'CLOCK pm =
ths following>dcscribed land aud premises.
situate ia the District OF Columbia and be,
Ing lot numbered seventy>seven t11 in
sQusrs numbered six hundred ana twenty
t6sol as tiesctihed In said deed OF trust
moon the following terms
Terms OF sale; said nronertv is suhiect
10 a nrior deed of trust securing an inLebt.
sold sghietT 81 said deed OF trust Indebted
ness. OF the purchase price over and above
said 6eei OF trnst one third is 10 I've paid 10
cash and the balance in two e1nai INSTALL
nsenta payable in one and two wears. with
Interest at the rate of His e. per annnm,
PAYABLE sernl.annusily. secured by secoud
oee1 Of trust upon the property sold or all
cash. at the ontion of the purchaser Inter.
est and taxes to be paid or adjusted 20 date
Of sale. A deposit Of 5000 will be required
at the time OF sale. All conveyancing. re.
c9rdlnz. etc., at the cost OF purchaser. Terms
OF sale 10 be complied with within thirty
1907 daye from day OF sale. otherwise de.
posit will he forfeited and property resold.
al risk and cost OF defauitine purchaser
after nve fSl days' advertisements of such
ressle IN sor'e newspaper published in Wash
-, ''@ " v B FRANCIS SAUL.
No, Q25 18th St NV.
WILLIAM P. BENSON.
.nNe No. 9@o 18th 81. NV
Evening star., 1928-05-10
THOs. ], OWEN Il SON. AticTfOgEERe
I426 EYE sT NV.

myi0lttai41sf7lsfoe % n3 ~"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
NORTHWESTERN
 HERE SUNDAY
Steamer Making First Trip
 Since Last Year 5l Passengers

Steamer Northwestern, Capt Jock Livingstone, arrived in port from the south on her first voy- age on the 1928 schedule, at 12: 30 o'clock yesterday morning with the following passengers for Ju- neau:
 J. H. Daken, J. II. Hart, Mrs. H. Lerch. D. R. Rice, R. C. Packe- bush, John Harken, Rubin Levin, Mrs. R. J. Curry. II. Simpson, Paul Buckley, Miss V. Shattuck. $. Raymond. Beverly Martin, Olive Amanda, Miss D. Hart, Mrs. Willis Nowell, Charles Hooker, Miss M. Hooker, Miss G. Waltonen, Edna Smith, Frank Nefsy and six steer age from Seattle.
 NJ c. Wilson, Olive DeLana, N. c. Aims, F. B. Martin. E. M. Aber- crombie. o. Lindberg, James O'Brien and c. E. Rhodes from Ketchikan; Dan Rose, Otto Geis- ert. Mrs. o. H. Whaley, Jerrine Whaley, H. E. Rupert and one steerage from Wrangell; Myrtle King, II. R. Hall, Miss Sharp, F. H. Chadwick, Miss Oltness and six steerage from Petersburg.
 This is the first trip the North western has made to Alaska since the accident at the south entrance to Seymour Nar~ows early last December At the time sine was believed to be a total loss, but was taken to Seattle, after she had been on the reef for several weeks, and was reconditioned for the Southeastern Alaska route. At 3 o'clock yesterday morning the steamer sailed for Skdgway and cannery ports with passen- gers from here as follows: J. O.. Stenbraten, c. P. Case and Rob ert Shaw for Haines; Mrs. c. V. Kay and daughter and Joseph Ed ward for Skagway.
 She is due to return here en- ,, route south at 3 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
ADMIRAL ROGERS IN
 PORT BOUND NORTH

Steamer Admiral Rogers, Capt. A. w. Nickerson. arrived in port from the south at o'clock this morning with the following pas sengers for Juneau
 Mrs. P. R. Brown, Patricia J, Brown, Florence A. Brown. Leroy ]. Brown, MT. and Mrs. c. F. Cory Carl w. Anderson. c. G. Leaf Nels M. Norgaard, Charles A. Will son, l.. M. Cerrig1n, Mrs. E. Null len. M. A. Zilik. F. A. Walker George H. McNelley, w. L. Grov- CT, c. G. Grosser. Porter Sliger Albert Brown, Jack Tritt. Mrs. J D. Thomas and four steerage.
 The steamer will remain in Ju neau until this evening. when she will leave for the Triangle You; at 10 o'clock, her scheduled sail ing time.
 A large number of tourists are making the Southeastern Alasks voyage on the Admiral Rogers Many of these are from Califor mia. and there are also a numbel from the eastern states.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
TIDES TOMORROW
ELslNoRE IN PORT

The Elsinore. Capt. Tom Case Ketchikan boat, arrived in port last evening from the First Cits and expects to leave here soon or a special trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
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Marine News
Steamer Movements
 NORTHBOUND

Admiral Rogers in port, sails at 10 o'clock tonight. Yukon due 9:30 o'clock eonor- row morning.
 Princess Charlotte due late tomorrow afternoon or eve ming.
 SCHEDULED SAILINGs Dorothy Alexander scheduled to sail from Seattle June l9 al 10 a. m.
 Alameda scheduled to sail from Seattle June 19 at D. m.
 Admiral Evans scheduled to sail from Seattle June 20 at 10 a. m.
 Princess Alice scheduled to sail from Vancouver June 20 at 9 D. m. Queen scheduled to sail from Seattle June 21 at 10 |. m. Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle June 23 at 9 a. m. soUTHBoUND sA,LiNaS Northwestern scheduled south bound at 3 a. m. tomorrow. Princess Lcuise scheduled to arrive at 5 and sails at o'clock tomorrow morning. Admiral Watson southbound about June 21. Alkutian southbound about June 21.
 LOCAL SAiliNGS Maronlta scheduled to leave for Sitka ana way ports at 8 o'clock Wednesday night. virolnia W sails for Chichagof and way ports at 6 ecack every Wednesday night. For Chatham Straits route at l 10 o'clock every Saturday night.
 America First leaves every Wedne: :day at l D. m. Tor Petersburg and Rake and wayports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
FOUR BOATS BRING
 KING SALMON HERE

The Carlisle, Capt. James Johnny. and the Elfin, Capt. Err nest Swanson, arrived in port this morning with king salmon for the New England buyer, Sam Morris. The Carlisle had 5000 pounds and the Elfin, 1000 pounds.
 Two boats also brought king salmon to Wallis George, San Juan buyer, yesterday. They were the Sadie, with 1000 pounds and the Adler, with 2,S00 pounds. Both these boats are operated by Sandy Stevens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Tlevak Strait-Tlevak Strait Buoy, 1, reported adrift June 6 1928, will be replaced as soon as practicable.
 Sumner Strait--Helm Rock Gas & Whistling Buoy, 2, reported ex tinguished June 3, was relighted June 6, 1928.
 Peril Strait-West Francis Rock Buoy, reported adrft May 30, was replaced June 5. 1928.
 Peril Strait-Rose Island Rock Buoy, 5, reported out of position May 31, 1928, was replaced June 5, 1928.
 Klag Bay-Klag Bay Buoy, IA. number has been changed to l. No other change.
 Portlock Harbor--Black Bay Rock Beacon, established June 9. is a white barrel on a galvanized iron pipe set into rock, located on westerly one of two rocks awash off entrance to Black Bay, 90 it. 90o true from charted posi- ton of Black Bay Rock Buoy, ?, which was discontinued on the same date.
 Beacon should be given a berth of 50 yards.
 Prince William Sound Land locked Bay-Ameria Rock Buoy 2, reported submerged at high wa ter, will be relieved as soon as practicable.
 By the direction of the Commis- sioner of Lighthouses, w. c. Di breH, Superintendent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
PRINCESS LOUISE
 IN PORT SATURDAY

The Princess Louise, Capt. A. Slater, arrived here from the south at S:30 o'clock Saturday evening with passengers for Jul neau as follows.
 Joseph Campbell, Mrs. Mildred 1saakson and child. Mrs. J. E. Kiik, F.. ]. Olson, A. o. Olson, Olaf Olson and I. N. Olson.
 She had POP passengers aboard upon leaving Vancouver, and more than 70 of these are tourists from California. Sixty tons of freight are consigned for Skagway on the steamer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18

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