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Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

oOLlGAN NETS, J. L. GRAEF
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Brown & Hawkins-Quality First.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
D. c. SHR|NERS PLAN
TRIP SOUTH TODAY
More Than ESQ to Attend
Council Session in Miami
May 1-3.

More than $50 delegates, COMPRISING
the largest representation OF Shriners
the Almas Temple, A. A. o. N. M 8
OF Washington ever sent on a Pilgrim
age, will leave the Union Station bv
special train at Q o'clock this afternoon
for Miami. Fla, TO attend the Imperial
Council session in that city on May /.
2 and 3.
The train, which is known as the Al
mas de luxe special consists Of a club
car. two diners. eight pullman sleeuers
and an observation car. George 3. Nc
Ginty. potentate of the Washington
Shrine, will head the party. Mr.. Nc
Ginty will be accompanied on the pill
grimage by the members of his divan
and each uniformed unit Of the temple.
Special excursions to Cuba and other
points of interest have been scheduled
for members of the Shrine who desire
to prolong their stay beyond the close
Of the council session on May g.
At the forthcoming council, II the
custom of advancing the line Is fol-
lowed, Leonard p Steuart. now holding
the Office of imperial captain Of the
guard, will be elected to the position Of
imperial marshal, 1t was announced.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
JAPAN GOOD MARKET
FOR NOISY RECORDS
Germany Finds Far East Best Buy
er of Ultra-Modern
Music.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
BERLIN.-Japan knows much more
about contemporaneous German COM
posers. especially those with pencfant
for cacophony, than do the Germans
themselves.
This unusual statement is made By
Director H. Gebhard Of the German
Grammophone Co
Our best market for modern
offerings is Japan" he says. In Ger
many. Paul Hinedmith. Arnold Sehoen-
berg Ernst Krenek Alban Berg or Kurt
WE'LL records have but moderate sales;
in Japan We sell them by the thousand
Il explain 1t this way: The japanese
is keen on everything modern, he wants
to be absolutely up-to-date. Now. he
reads about the new school Of musical
composition and immediately orders rec
ords illustrating it. AS his ear is differ
emily attuned from ours. ne has none
Of the inhibitions to overcome which
hinder the European from acceutinz
new combinations of sounds ana new
conceptions of harmony easily.
THE average japanese consequently
knows the German modernists much
better than do the Germans them
selves"
Evening star., 1928-04-29
PAINTING PICTURES
FOR MARKET SCORED
Paris Artist Says Present. Methods
Tend to Create "Flattest Sort
Of Modernism"

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
PARIS.-Picture selling almost ruins
art, says Andre Lhote. artist and critic
Young artists. and some old ones. too,
he SAYS grope for a form of expression
that viii make their work Saiable.
They spend season on cubtsm.
another on super-realism and a fev
months later they turn back to the
fiatteSt sort of realism" SAYS this mod
ernist, who thinks too many noderrs fl
their art theories 70 STABILITY instead
of really expressing" themselves as they
pretend
Lhote also takes to task the trained
artists who think they have found
substitute for hard. careful work By put
ting 'the most paint possible on the
canvas" thinking theveby to show
their temperament IN a spirited and
aggressive manner"
All this. he feels. is done with an eve
on the market and until the sale Of pic
lures ceases TO be the sole object of
young painters things VIII so badly in
art
IF paintings were not sold" he said.
art would be saved"
Evening star., 1928-04-29
AUCTION SALES.
TClNt,kRGlW.
TH0s ] OVEN 4 SON AUCTIONEERS.
Il25 Eve street Northwest.

'" Iii$; Eve Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALuABLE REAL
R9SaSsr 9 s. AAp 1zs gATa pa abtS% kSSWH fsr As "a
corded in Llter No .65B9 at folio ~ of the
lard records 4 the. District OF Columbia. and
e the q che hH Parties 'se5ed snp
' IN 'front.' Of The premises rem s on MoNDAY TIE
THIRT!ETH DAY OF APRIL, 1928 AT
IN the District OF Columbia. and being lot
numbered ffty-nine t5Dl in. block mum.
bered two - Reservoir View" IA de
sctit,ed IN said deed OF trust upon the fol.
Terms Of sale; Said property ia subject
To prior deed OF trust securing an lndebt-
edn"ss If 100000 and said property will
edness Of ;he purchase price over and
above said Iced Of rust one-third ~ ~ be
paid in cash and the balance in two equal
installments. payabie in Ane and two wears
ner annum. payable semi annually. secured
hY se"orh deed OF trust upon the property
sold, or all cash Mt the option Of the pur.
chaser Interest and taxes TO lie paid or
adjusted In date Of sale A deposit OF 500
will be required AT the time OF sale All
"onveYarclng. recording etc. at the cost OF
nu!rchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
sale. ttherwise deposit Will be forfeited and
property resnld NJ risk and cost OF default.
lnE purchaser after FIVE 80 davs' advpr-
published in Washington u C.
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
WILLIAM L. BENSON,
925 9th s.. NV.
apIs1oao e1. .os.os % n ese Trustees
Evening star., 1928-04-29
s. r. WILLIAMSON
@i2 East iSth Street
New Ynrk fetty
--''--i.ss''
SHORE PROPERTY

OWNER HAS FOR SALE OR RENT BEAff-
fttul country home Al shady side MI ovsr.
looking Chesapeake BAY: rooms. eiertr,r.
ny, water. orchard , acres for garden
wharf. good road; 10 mles suitable fur
Gun family or small hotel. Address owner
BOX 13o+y. star nff3ee
Evening star., 1928-04-29
REAL. HOME. BUYS.


k IN
nearly and
ph from md car hrt noor ndav
sleeping Enrh and xelcnt condition CONVENIENT everything
a en % = tta md a a pr muc under dm
I
oiern6 6oomh wih
CHEVY CNsw with
$4,000
BUSINESS with
g. fromC
Tor to $4,000 bought for $1,000
SALE
tsrn .nncEys horse
BRODIE AND COLBERT INC.
Eve (
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SALE OR RENT--HOUSES.

aDI5 W sT.--FoR SALE OR RENT--e
rooms, 2 tiled baths. kitchen 3 porch"s.
1-car garage, gaa, cleo. ~
NINE ROOMS. HOLLOW-TILE AND BRICK.
oil furnace. garage, trees large lot overlook
ing park; owner ordered to distant assign
ment, will sell or rent unfurnished SID
month: furnished. $50 month. 140S .Dth
St south Of Alhemarle 81. :I0'
$50 NEWTON PL.-~1st.FLOoR FLAT FOR
rent: S3b mo.
33s + clifford ST.. Potomac va-~-Less
than $40 per mo.
And many o To 10 room houses vicinity of
Columbia Heights.
brick. brick garage. And other houses for
colored: rentals Sl5 per mo. upward.
FOR RENT ONLY -- Lincoln Hall 533
. st St--B-r 4 h. ants. in excellent repair.
The above properties can he sold cheap
on terms traded
n. RYoN 90. 14a3 r St. 341S 14th
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sl75OO BUYS ONE OF THE
GREATEST VALUES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
AND APPROACHED RY 18th

Unusual circumstances make it possible for you to obtain
less than OF production brick home square
10th St and within OF Rock Greek Park and the
course.
This beautiful home is band-new and consists OF hall with
wrap closet living room with fireplace large
dining ROOM breakfast expensvely finished nlaid
rubber tile floor The kitchen equipped with especially designed
cabinet with electric refrigerator and tile floor All downstairs
ceilings tinted
other
i hooo hst ands
in
81 turn to onEh.o shaIf.on
1901 Van Buren St.-Open Until PM
McKEEVER & GOSS INC,
Nam 4/5z l45 X St.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Return Books Once a Year.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON. - The library association
proposes an annual day for the re-
turning of borrowed books and suggests
cards of reminder be sent.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SAl.E---lInllSES.

WAS So. .5OO--NOW 81 $50.
GROOM AND BATH DETACHED HOME.
il30p DORSETT PL. NV.
Large lot brick fireplace = inch oak
floors. Ideal VIII elec. light Small cash
payment, balance like rent. Go out Conduit
rd 10 Gaena NJ. to Dorset pl,. or phone
Col kr:iO.W for auto,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
A REAL NV. BARGAIN.
BIG : ROOM DETACHED HOME.
ONLY 81 .950-~w&gbO CASH.

splendid detached home In a new "
home community. convenient 10 stores
sehools churches and transportation fact
ttiRs large rooms and bath, colonial
front porch and side porch aii modern con
venisnees, including hot water heat aud
sle"trintEs first h0nr contains large living
fact r00nf Kitchen and pantry There arF
Z spacaus hedrn0Bis and bath m the second
f6oF. Lot aSxI30 ~ with snaee FOR Fa
fsEe, paved street and alley, Only s7D50i {
$50 zach and low monthly payments af
$500. real opportunity 10 save money
csli Lincoln 1874 for appointment 10 IN.
speat
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SALE--HOUSES.
Chevy Chase, ID. {.
81 $50.

containing 4 rooms. tile bath, ,ouhle
rear norches attic over entire house,
With stairway; hardwood noors; com.
nletely screened aud weather. stripped.
SaraEe On rear of lot
Ruilt and sold Tor SIn..s0 about
WEARS aEO: assessed for 81 $50
The owner of this nrnnerty 10 leaving
the city and has made this reduction
for quick sale
Evening star., 1928-04-29

WANTED 10 RlJA.--lfOt SES.


EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
equity above hrst trust B3 acres rich orchard
land, hiehest.class atmosphere. near rwy.
depot; near Charlottesville. Va. Price,
$4,000: bargain. +. o. Box 7ia. DanvilIe.
LOw.PR1CED BUNGALOW OR SMALL
house with large grounds in d. G.: must tie
bargain. Address Box l7S-V Star Office.
WE HIVE SEVERAL CLIENTS. WITH
good cash payments. for small houees; prices
must I've right. WIN. n. PRESG RAVES Il
co. 80: sth st. ne.
RECEIVED CASH FOR MY LARGE HOUSE.
cash for mod. rms, IN good section. pre-
fer ne. or sc. AddreA Box 2S0-N. star
office.
FROM OwNER---BRICK. q TO = ROOMS.
vicinity OF East CAPITOL or Md, ave. under
$1,000. SHUTTERS. 9l7 y 81. ne.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE IN NE. OR SE.:
must he reasonable. $500 cash. pre-war
hnllt preferred. Address Box 24t-V. star
office. 3o'
Will. TRADE MY NEW CIR BRICK. TILE
bath shower for small clear property ne
idress Box ~ V. Star office
WE DESIRE TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATE
~ several houses and apartments for casn.
white or c0IUred, Also many clients iu
ourchaee homes end apartments on terrn4
~ SHoWALTER REALTY co
ll03 Vermont Ave. Main 4132
ALWAYs BUYING SELLING TRADING
financing real estate. SHOWALTER
REALTY co, 1903 Vermont ave NJ 4l2"
Evening star., 1928-04-29

MOORE HILL, INC,
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
Phone Service Until O'Clock.
80 18th St NV. Main liza.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SUMMER HOMES.

EASTERN. POINT GLOUCESTER MASS
For rent from June to October Large al.
tracttve half timhefed and cement house IN
one ~ coolest and mnst beautiful sites on the
Massachusftts North Shore OverIoakinx ocean
on one SIDE and harbor the either Con-
pletely furnished. master bedrooms
baths, servants rooms and hath screened
norcnes. glass inclosed sleeping porch, { open
hreplaces laundry steam heat electricitv
iouse telephones garages Brokers pro
s r. WILLIAMSON
2i2 East 18th Street
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SUMMER CAMPS.
SUMMER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT--IN BLUE RIDGE" SECT
Fur cottage ami omen Fireplace large
norches. shady avn. NiMROD MERCER
Biuemont. Va.
FOR SALE OR RENT--TWO RING Allows
one studio, all furnished. running water
electricity on seven acre estate Woodstock
y. Y. BEAUTIFUL mountain view Owner
l.. SMITH 26ii Woudley nlaee city
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CHEVY CHASE, -. G.
Detached Colonial Brick.
Reduced

This nne detached Colonial hriek
festdsncn, lgcated 0n. what is con.
reded 10 he the hest residential
street ~ Chevy Chase, - c., has
lnst heen materially reduced In price
by 0Ht ~ town 0wnsr, The house
- nt the center entrance hall pian
Wlth very sDsei1us first noni IN,
nludns hiE living room with f1feplare
aud vide aide D0foh adjoining The
sseand fp0f has 1 bsdrnnms also =
large sisepinF nnffh and tw0 Tie
baths aith lsfge attic abnYe This
tFsldsnes "as Individually hnlit IL
GnnparatiVsiE neN and has all the
lsiest appointments Including built
~ hrspf0af Earase " u situated
on 40 font frnni lot 9th an ahun,
dame pf khrubbeft and a beautiful
fsaf saTd etth rose beds Crane az,
hgF ard ssperal fruit trees. An out,
standnF h6ns buy
hedges a. MiDDI .F1ON, In
REALTORS
ltta Egs street NM. Franklin Ds0s
Evening star., 1928-04-29
OUT.OF.TOIyN y REAI. ESTATE


FOR SALE-SEVERAL SMALL COUNTRY
places on good roads prices ranging from
81 600 to $4,000; from seven to ten acres
each. good houses and outbuldings: easy
terms. Also homes in the town of Berry.
vile. Va. from ~ 400 20 SIS 200 RALPH
~ DORSEY. RerryvlIle. Va
COLONIAL DWELLING FOR SALE--CEI.-
lar, slate roof living room. large fireplace.
dining room kitchen. stationary wash tubs.
pantry, bedrooms closets. bath. hot and
cold water. hot.watcr heat electricity.
porches double garage. outhulidngs. trees
orchard; about = acres: high. healthy and
hnely located. on State highway tu Ralti-
Nore or To Washington. known a. Washing
pn rd. about y of a mile. or easy walking
NstanCe from Westminster having an ex.
tensive view 81 surrounding country and is
an exceptionally attractive home and neigh
nnrhnod. II. NJ. DUNCAN. Washington rd.
Westminster. Md Telephone 3S5.
HOMESTEAD TOURIST. INN AND PoUL.
try farm for sale--Fincst place between Bal
tlmore and Hagerstown: money maker
snap Tor some one; selling account sickness
Address EUGENE FRENCH, Mt. Airy. Md. =
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SAl.E--iiUUSES.

A Breuninger-B Home,
Detached Brick--$2l 500.
Just off 10th at, We offer this
splendidly built Breuninser home.
fnauced in way that 81 500 cash
win suffice Tor the initial payment.
Detached brick colonial front porch:
large lot To wide allev: all modern
conyeniences Including large master
bedrooms two beautiful baths with
huilt.n fxtures and showers: screened
and wcather.stripped' detached ga
rage. We will he happv to show this
home to rou. a. we believe u IL one
OF the finest We have ever offered.
lust Above Cleveland Park.
Sc. 500.
This large stucco semi detached
home has n large rooms tile bath
hot-water heat. electric lights and ga
rage A wonderful buy at the above
nrlCe,
II INC
Evening star., 1928-04-29

klingle Rd. Near Rock Greek
Park Entrance-$l6.S 500.
This attractive tapestry brick home
has \ rooms baths with shower
servants quarters. new oil heating
system, electric lishts largo norehes
and huth.in SaraEe, Can he sold On
reasonable terms and immediate pos.
session given
Evening star., 1928-01-19
Slams Castle, Old and Spooky, Falls
Into Hands of House Wreckine Grew

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
ABERDEEN. Scotland. Slams
Castle, dashed at It's base for centuries
by roaring waves which In their time
have kept such notables rs Samuel
johnson awake all night, is being de-
molshed.
It became too old and spooky for
any earthly use. The last items of
furniture, oak beams and the like.
were sold at auction some time AGO.
For centuries Slams Castle. butt
sheer on tho cliffs jutting above Cru
den Bay, was the seats of the Earls of
Enroll. lord high constables of Scotland
In 1915 the castle was sold to Sir John
Ellerman. shIpowner. who disposed of
it in 1923 because of what he con-
sidered cXorbitant taxation, and it has
been empty ever since.
The last tenants were Lord and
Lady oxford, several Summers ago
and 1t was there that Lady Violet Bon
ham-Carter. then Miss Violet Asouith
had an exciting adventure when she be-
came lost among the crags during a
heavy mist
Residents OF the neighborhood for
years have never gone near the old
castle at night, especially in Winter.
because Of the eery sounds cmanatinc
from its structure as the North Sea
Evening star., 1928-01-19
POE ANNIVERSARY
REEVES DISPUTE
Cousin OF Writer Insists Bal
tImore Was Birthplace
l19 Years Ago.

Snrcls' nsnsirh 80 Tho star
BALTIMORE. Md, January 10
Celeoration today Of the IlqtA anni-
rerSarv Of the birth ot Edgar Allen
Foe revived ions standing dispute
Whether he was born III Baltimore or
Boston seems as far from settled as
ever. despite the fact that q cousin
Elizabeth Ellicott Poe of Washington
u. C. aohereS to her statement that
Front street. this city. was the place
where the immortal poet first saw the
light of day
Under auspices Of the Edgar Allen
Poe Society. exercises were held yes
teroay afternoon M the grave in thc
Westminster Presbyterian Church yard.
where many floral tributes from all
parts OF thc United States were
placed. In The church Rabbi Morris
15zarcu spoke III tribute 10 the char
acter and works of the dead American.
Date on Medallion.
Each year the controversy over Poe's
birthplace is discussed. Boston claims
70 10 his native home, but the poet
Claimed Baltimore. ard Miss Poe sup
plies data Of the visit 10 Baltimore of
the poets father and mother when the
senior Poe appeared with a troupe Of
cSA SttSAiS hNA GSs aitNAS ti4NotEi VII
Front street near which the reputed
birthplace is located The tomb bears
a medallion portrait and the words
'Eogar Allen Poe. born January 90.
lS09-Dled October Z. l84e."
In 1888 the famous American came TO
Baltimore 10 live with his mothers
sister. Mrs. Clea. whose daughter he
married.
Burial Fiace Relocated.
Years after his death his grave was
forgotten and trace OF 1t was lost. but
inquiries resulted IN its relocation in
the churchyard here. at Green and
Fayettc streets. and this was followed
by the erection OF the stone, which
bears no reference, however, to the
place of birth
Dr.. John c. French. librarian of
Johns Hopkins University. is president
OF the society organized number of
years ago 10 perpetuate the memory of
the author CT "Annabelle Lee" The
Raven" and other deathless poems and
innulnerable short stories.
Evening star., 1928-01-19

winds whistle through the floorings Of
its numerous ghostly chambers.
DR.. johnson and Boswell were re-
gally entertained at the castle on their
tour of Scotland in 1878, and Johnson
greatly admired its noble site. but the
famous writer and photographer COM
planned bitterly that he did not sleep
wink at night because Of the dreary
pounding of the waves below his bed
room window.
Evening star., 1928-01-19
SHELLFISH DESTROY
RATS IN IRISH CITY
Residents of Donegal Rejoice as
Limpets Exterminate Pest
of Rodents.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
DONEGAL, Ireland.--If the Pied
Piper OF Hameln could only come to
Donegal! He'd make a good war cor
respondent in the battle raging here
between the limpets and the rats.
Thus far tho limpets have had by far
the better Of it. thousands of rats hav-
ing fallen in the unequal struggle, to
the great JOY of all Donegalitcs.
limpet, for the benefit of those who
have not taken degree In zoology, is a
small edible shellfish which sticks close
to a rock
The armies of rats which infest the
islands on the northwest coast of
Donegal have been adventurng to the
Waterside In quest Of food.
When the tide recedes the rats insert
their noses between the partly raised
shell Of the limpet. hoping to make a
meal of the edible fish. But the lin
pet Is wise bird--or fish Exceeding
ly sensitive to the slightest touch, he
she or it-instantly closes on its prey
with vicelike grip
The rat is held tight. He stays put
until the relentless cncroachmcnt of
rising waters claims him.
Evening star., 1928-01-19
Shaver Sues for 100000.

FAIRMONT. w. Va. January ~ (A1
Glen l.. Shaver of Fairmont, Demo-
cratic national chairman. yesterday
caused papers to be served In damage
suit against the Consolidation Coal Co,
in which he asks 100000 The nature
of the suit was not divuged by either
Mr. Shaver or the attorney for the con-
Germ
Evening star., 1928-01-19
Radio Hearing POSTPONED.

The Federal Trade Commission has
postponed until Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock hearing in the radio case.
which was scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon. The case involves A
charge Of alleged monopoly in sale OF
radio products
Evening star., 1928-01-19
BLAMES FLOGGING
FOR RACIAL FEELING
DR.. W. w, Alexander Says Bands
Have Little to Fear in Most
American Communities,

Hy the Associated Press
ATLANTA, Ga. January le.-while
noting better race relations in 1927.
DR.. VIII W. Alexander. director of the
Commission on Interracial Co-opera-
tlnn. in his annual report today
blamed the escape OF lynchers and
Toggers for major ills.
Newspapers, sher!Ts and citizens CO.
operate 10 lessen lynching. DR. Alex
ender said. but experience seems TO
indicate ,ilat in most American COM
n1unities the members Of lynching and
fogging hands need hare little or no
fear Of prosecution"
He noted encouraging increases in
funds for colore0 schools OF the South
and said hospital facilities were better
Dairyrnen have announced that but
ter originated when the Araoians car
ried sour milk in skin bags on the backs
ct swayinc canaels
Evening star., 1928-01-19
LIGHT.HUED TANKS
CONSERVE GASOLINE
Bright Paints Reduce Temperature,
Washington Man Tells
Convention.

Ry the Associated Press
POTTSVILLE, Pa, January l9.-By
painting gas tanks with a light color
paint saving of 100 900. 600 gallons of
gasoline annually is made by refining
companies OF the United States. DR..
Henry A. Gardner, Washington, d. c..
yesterday told the annual convention
of the Master Painters and Decorators
Association of Pennsylvania.
Or, Gardner said the light color Of
the tanks reduced the temperature from
$50 to ll6 degrees. which accounted for
the saving. He added that radiators
PAINTED dark prevented a proper radia =
lion of heat. and asserted that saw
ing of Is to Is degrees could be made
by the Use OF light color paint.
Evening star., 1928-01-19

Moving picture projection booths
mounted on automobile trucks are car
ricd about the countryside of Italy to
present nationaliStic films.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-19
5. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.
 Juneau's Leading Department Store

days, then asked for job as a stock clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-19
MARTHA SOCIETY
 TO HOLD BAZAAR AND SILVER TEA

The annual bazaar and silver tea given by the Martha Society of the Northern Light Pres5yter- ian church, will open in tho church parlors next Thursday morning at II o'clock and continue during the day and evening. According to an announcement made today by Mrs
 w. L. Coates. chairman of the faney-work committee, this years display Of fancy work will exceed any heretofore offered by this So- ciety. Besides the many hand some pieces made by local ladies, the Society has received several donations from friends in the States and all will be cn display. Mrs. Coates stated that all prices marked on the fancy work will be kept down to a nominal fig ure for the value received, thus en- abling every one desiring reason able Christmas presents to make a
 selection. Included in the fanc,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-19
K0DAKS IN COLORS

Something New in Xmas Gifts.
 Winter and Pond Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-19
PARISH BAZAAR
 HAS GOOD PLAY
Three Day Event Closed Saturday Night-Pat- ronage Appreciated

A reeerd crowd thronged Parish Hall Saturday night, which was the final show of the three day Parish Bazaar held last week. Be- fore midnight the several merchant disc booths were practically sold out. At the novelty booth the last of the many articles were quickly sold to eager bidders. A score of turkeys and dozen hams and half as maay bacons were taken home. Everyone seemed eager to make the last night a big success. w e
 A turkey dinner was a feature Of the evening. over 200 guests were served and approximately SlSt was taken in from this source. Mrs. Sam Guyot was hostess. st
 H. M. Post was awarded tho kitchen aid" that was donated by the Alaska Electric Light and Power Go. The painting Alas ka Wild Flowers by Mr Syd- new Laurence, which was donated by the Nugget Shop. was awarded to Mrs. J. C.. Lund. Father Me nange received porcelain wall lavcratory as gift from the Rice Plumbing Shop. A beautiful wrist watch was presented to Miss Zenia Paul who won the young ladies popularity contest. The Saturday night door prize, high grade travelling bag. was held by W. Will son and the show came to a close only when there were no more awards to be made and the coun- ters of the booths were empty.
 The members of the Bazaar com