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CORNER DETACHED HOME.
Four Bedrooms.
M. Chevy Chase Country Club.
$1,000.
Th use who are seektng-~at a mod
crate f1gure-~R we'll ordered home in
the select environment afforded by
uCiet square In exclusive Chevy Chase
will hnd this charming home well
suited tc their requirements. large
corner lot having T0-ft frontage with
beautiful shrubberY and A fine lawn
provides an unusually pleasing set
tiaG The house is thoroughy mod
ern and has been kept III nrst -class
condition Living room Is 30 IT.
long, with immense stone fireplace.
There are four bedrooms, tiled bath,
outside pantry, hardwood floors, hot
water heat Garage 20 match. Two
blocks from school This is an out
standing yalue-~wel worth seeing
N. l.. SALISBURY co. INC.
1913 Eye St, NV Main 1904.
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
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SALE--HOUSES.
SALE--HOUSES.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.

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inspection of the cxacting-and may be purchased
terms.
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Cleveland Park.
conparatieeIy new detached center
hSu-plsn home, situated in the heart
Of this popular cloSe-in suburb. II IS
located IN 6elightfui square and amid
homes Of similar character. The Csthe-
drsl John Eaton Public School. bus and
car lines are extremely accessible. TIE
house is attractive in appearance. spa
clous In proportions and practical in
plan on the hrSt moor Is = lovely COW
cred porch. wide entrance hall. an at
tractiys nytuE room with fireplace, huge
dninS room. buffers pantry. kitchen
and service porch. The second hoor has
four fun sized bedrooms. all With large
closets. and two beautifully equipped tile
baths, one with tiled shower The third
dccr has two finished rooms and tiled
hath. Features include a tiled rocf.
hardwood hoorS throughout, screens ard
metal weather stripping and several add
ed attractions The house Is situated tr
An attractive SsttinS Of trees and shrub
berry, while in ,he rear you will ara .
oehghtful garden ard pool lrclcSed ~
foltage GRrsSe The house Is varant
and We VIII he glad to show Il AZ youE
convenience
EVENING PHONE SERVICE TO .
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SALE--HOUSES.

tt laos, 3ath ST MODEM p e, ssLI5d
RssI 6aTsesin IN, must be sold make 9er'
N,E.~--Sloo CASH, BAL, LIKE RENT GETS
harsain: Modern, nearly new brick home,
9 rooms tie bath; h.Wh.' c cleG oS cts; ?
Kcnsineton i25-R.
that 6 Ss3,SMFaAREs WRIT THis,
of he COUNTRY "'e conG Tfs With the conven
fence OF tho city. stories, large attic.
Wit1n 2 blocks from ontario and Colum-
bio rds. Open for inspection. Call Main
CARL II. SMITH, OWNER AND BUILDER.
COLORED BARGAIN.
Ma. ITse corner BRICK home 500 st me ,Se
ne ssSed and onl fe' $500 CASH required
~ ''S' DuvALL & co
Main llt9 IT.
KENNEDY BUILT HOUSE.
:, mi.detached brick n The nordt northwest
absolutely u Es' modern t%f and besutf1l IN every
can Be- puf nIn d'e for ISIS s55oo This Is
bargain.
-, rH hos + }AFFEiL CO. R H.i9 Jas
18th ST NV, NORTH OF SPRING
r1.--AttTHFtiNp b~tOOm. Tie DHtn
brick home, hardwood floors, h.-w.h
S GentheTstrpps sdee" detached sara sss
and schools. This imposing home
can be purchased at sood price and
j r.. DOUGLASS co;
1921 K St. NV, Franklin 567s.
HIGH ELEVAT1ON-~W WONDERFUL VIEW
Some one will want this property because
of the exceptionally 1ne view ii affords.
Shrubhery Deep lot giving plenty of Rround
Tor garden SiX-room well built house, 2
lreplaces, hot-water heat. A bargain at
'''V' LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
lt01 New York Ave Main f166.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
so. S5EYH Q oMSERn D: s
5a69 30th ST, NV.
Isl oor Space op TWO TS More in aqee sb
attic: tile bath with shower: cheerful fire.
place, hardwood floors, built-tn garage,
with many large trees, sidewalks, gas, etc;
terms Cleveland 1884.
GREATLY BELOW VALUE
Inspect .hs evening The low price and
exceptionally fine finish will surprise you.
sG AND ntn Es pqEches
every Improvement Hardwood floors through
put; Garage Beautiful view. Near cars and
''' TSTrrS = SIJSENS Atrpp ' N''' ~'
14o7 n. Y. Ave. NV. Main 1856
1923 COLO. AVE.
Detached brick home. eieht nne rooms: tub
and shower, complete lavatory on first floor;
rear yard, flowers, shruhbery; ga
rage; owner built. about three years old
Will sacrifice for quick sale or exchange for
smaller home. Call Main 1888
WALTER a. BROWN. 1900 H
COLORED. NOTICE.
have beautiful 6-room colonial brick
home, with p 2-car brick sarage, IN an ex-
elusive northwest section just of North
CAPITOL St which must be sold at once
h. w h.. electric light, front and double rear
porchcs. the upper one Of which is GLASS
inciosed. OwinE to unforeseen crcum-
stances, / have reduced the price to $3.50.
which is $4,000 under actual value. For
2 onoirtment TO inspect cali Main 4l22;
after 40 pm. Cev. 1898.
PRICE, $500.
CASH. 500.
In convenient section of the northeast,
within easy walking distance Of the down
town section. modern. bay-Window brick
dwelling conta intne large rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, electric lights recently re-
decorated and put in perfect condition.
cash payment If $500 will buy IL, with the
tie
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SALE FARMS.
COUNTRY ESTATE.

COUNTRY ESTATE.
s0o acres tAnne Arundel County, fine
grass and tobacco Land; 200 acres clear,
400 acres ppln wood; to-room modern bun
raiow. god set Of ortbuildinEs. two tenant
houses. fine old shade trees and shrnhhsrv.
including large amount of old English
hnxwncd For prize and terms see J H.
FFTTT. Laurel. Md "a"
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EVENING PHONE SERVICE
UNTIL, 2 PM,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
tAt9 Eve c, n q Franklin 9so3

A Case Of MUST Sell.
pcc,rse NJ departure from the city
this home MUST BE sold at once;
that's why I'm Offering it
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Small cash payment and easy
monthly terms, will be arranged ir. ssG ,,,.
home you will buy II AT this price
Most attractiyely located It, in "a
bus lines; and the house will spe
turned over to you in perfect cob
dtion Colonial brick. rooms with
reception hall. tile bath. DE covered
porch: hot water heat separate
heater for service water Concrete
basement with laundry trays, screens
throurhout: butlt-in garage: unusu-
ally bis lot, being $50 feet deep.
Lincoln 1874.
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COLORED. NOTICE!

IOLORED. NOIIIE!
have a beautiful 6-room Colonial brick
home with 2-Car brick garage In that ex-
elusive section lust off North Capitol ST. on
an alphabet st. NV which must be sold
at once; INV h: cleo; front and double
rear porches. the upper of which Is glass
inclosed Owing to unforeseen circum-
stances 7 have reduced the price TO only
For appointment to inspect call Main 4122.
after 30 pm. call Cleveland 1894
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SaIE,-ACREAGE.

OVER 40 ACRES
NFsR KENDALL HORSE SHOW GROUNDS.
High. rlear ground with fine outlook over
surrounding country; long frontaee on mar
adam State road For quick sale can be
secured at 1850 per acre. Address Box
anS-T Star once
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I have beautiful 6-room colonial brick
home, with 3 2-car brick garage, IN an ex-
elusive northwest section. just, of North
h-wh.. electric light, front and double rear
porches. the upper one Of which is elaSS
inciosed OwnE to unforeseen circum-
stances, have reduced the price to S9,Sao.
which is $4,000 under actual value For
appointment to inspect call Main 4i22;
.fknr 5 70 y N CleN- 1901
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HIGH WONDERFUL VIEW
Some one will want this property because
of the exceptionally fine view 1t affords;
Hieh ground, beautiful trees, flowers and
Shrubherv. Deep lot giving plenty of ground
Tor garden Six-room we'll built house; 2
flreplaces, hot-water heat. harsain at
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
ItnT New York Ave Main t166
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WANTEn-.NInNEY.

i2T PER YEAR ON FULLY SECURED
trust paper; small amount, Call Clev
32S2-W after 5 O'Clock
OCTOBER /. $4,000 FOR S YEARS AT 5ia
per cent. secured by first trust on home. Sec
ton 4, Chevy Chase, Md Address Box 36a- X.
Star Office
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHEp

RENT HoUSES-UNFURNI
- tContinuedl
eis 9Th ST. .NB.-6 ROOMS AND BATH,
SIS c st n.e.--s rms. and bath SIS.
o4o Fth Sw-6 rms aud bath. SOS
JOHN QUINN CO, INC
Man Sl4S. 7os 18th st NV
coLoREp 1851 18th PLACE N.W.--6
rooms, $SS
,.?l4s Ward place nw.-e rooms and bath.
. Homes newly pspered and painted throukh-
c W SIMPSON CO.
slo24 Vermont Ave Franklin 5000
Ss6 ST. N.w-6 ROOMS, BATH, GA
esse. electricity, $3.50. Home IN excellent
c. W. SIMPSON co.
1923 Vermont Ave Franklin $500
FOR RENT CHEVY CHASE, y. c.
detached brick oUnsaloV. SIN rooms.
bath and sarase .............$ $50
groom, bath, Spanish tyre ......-...... SIS
Aleofoon'' detached brick house, baths,
2-car sarsee -........-... .-.......... tT5
FULTON Il. GORDON.
Continental Trust Bids
Nam 1921
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SALE-STBURBAN PROPERTY.

5 ROOMS & BATH, BRICK BUNGALOW.
ssrage' hardwood floors omen fireplace,
made into : wclI.hghted rooms Paved
sardcn and chickens, nne community:
monthly IRA k. GRUvER, Hyattsyile
NEW NEW 4-RooM BuNNGALow, ANIL; NO. y
s4,sSo: $50 cash. $40 monthly. Cali OWNER,
pm. Decatur 5000
s2l MO. AND $50 CASH WILL BUY COM
Portable 4-r9om and bath hungalow water,
"a a ape f'c s2 Price only $4,000 Phone own
BETHESDA, MD -F1VE-ROOM MODERN
bungalow and automobile for less than
$500 on terms, Address Box ASK, star
BATTERY PARK, $50 & SOS GEORGETOWN
RD.-New stucco. semi Spanish. rooms
N modern nbS sm osSh PSyment bal
snrne So or your broker 10.
6-RooM HOUSE, H,-WH. NICE SHADE
one trust s5 n Sp bS o Hcn WSEr Oo[sa Ssq4
S. Cherrydale, Va Phone North 1912 IS
49,, CHERRYDALE. AVE, AT LEE HIGHWAY
!, r Lyon y, NlIagse rooms path ami No
TAKOAfA PARK HOMES
Acre land, i-room BUNGALOW tcornerl, gas
station permit issued. on Columbia pike, IN
var Also + r. Ns stdt GS 2so 0f feet
f"onting on main hard road, Very desirable.
TAKoMA PARK REALTY co.
304 Cedar ST NV
Ga. 267l. Takoma Park, D c.
WOODBRIDGE ATTRACTIVE BR BUNG
Of 5 r.. and tile b. 2 unfinished rooms
am fireplace; lot a0Xl60; gar.; Sl3SN0
WOODBRIDGE BEAUTIFUL COR. ON r. l.
ave- r. and tile b h,-w.h., cleo: lot
a0Xirn; Sl2500, lcag terms. NJ. 1898
HOME, : ROOMS. BATH, ANIL: a, ACRE,
outbuildinss, flowers fruit shrubs, trees;
Hyattsville, Md. near cars, schools. stores
Cost $500, sell direct $1,000 to Si,500 loss,
one trust. OWNER, HyattSville S96J,
6-ROOM COTTAGE ONLY $3.50: MODERN
improvements one block from cars shade
hedge, garsge etc Worth much more than
price asked, easy terms. Located at River
dale. next to Presbyterian church A. Il.
CAMPRELL, owner, Room Sic Denrlke Bids
FIR. 6266. Is
FOR SALE BY OWNER. CLARENDON. VA;
rooms, ami. hardwood 6oors h-w.h.,
garase: lot soxl40; new. ready to move in;
5000 terms 70 right party. Call Gar.
i6S-W-i ihs
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$1,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Close to Central Htgh School.
Attractive brick home with rooms and
baths. large rooms. rear stairway, metal
weather stripping. hot-water heat, electric
ity, etc: also welsbach instant heater
for service water; deep lot to paved alley
one of the best room-renting places IN TINS
subdivision; premises in fine condition.
WM. II. SAUNDERS Co. Inc,
REALTORS ESTABLISHED 1871
1888 K sT NV MAIN 1918.
Massachusetts Ave. Park.
Fine Center-Hsu Brick at Bsrgsin Flgurs.
Ten-roon. three-bath. beautifuliy sr-
pointed brick house IN WsShtngtons smart
est residential locstion all modern tea
lures; detached. on large lot. with two-car
brick garage and nice planting.
As owner must make immediate sale, this
property can be had at a price far below
its actual value
ASK FOR MR. Golden
NckEENER & GOSS. INC,
i4ts x Main 4fS7
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Service Pharmacy

There il Service and service-the term IL
popular in soliciting patrons for many lines Ct
business these days
But peculiarly true to its name is the SERVICE
PHARMACY, designed and equipped to serve
and to deserve your continued patronage Eacn
Of its two stores offers an idea and dependa5ly
safe answer to your prescription filling problems
at the same time answering every need IN modern
medicine and drug sundry lines-stat ionery, gilt
goods and last, but BY no means ever least,
sanitary, Satisfying SODA FOUNTAIN service
Try it for your MONDAY lunch.
s,b,,,...d s. Gee. Bromley 1852 81 M NJ, Agt <s
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Attractions At Theatres
NEW FEATURE AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

Edmund Lowe is said to give one of the finest dramatic per formances of his career in "One Increasing Purpose" the Fox Film version of the novel by A. s. M Hutchison, which comes to the Coliseum tonight for a two-day run.
 MT. Lowe has the role of Sim Paris, visionary young man who returns from France to find his family in Q constant state of quar- reling and unrest.
 He cannot fathom why it is that he has been saved from death while in action, for he has been in the thick of the fight, and the more he thinks the more he won ders about the Purpose behind it all His search for the reason for the present scheme of things and the final solution Of his prob lem forms a soul-stirring drama that has been transferred beauti- fully to the screen.
 Lila Lee is cast opposite MT. Lowe in the role of his self-sac- 1ificing sweetheart Jane Novak plays the part of his brothers dis satisfied wife, Alice. Holmes Her bert characterizes Charles, the brother, who is tied down with the cares of keeping charge of the affairs of his old Uncle Gand, played by Josef Swikard. Huntley Gordon is Andrew. the oldest and wealthiest brother, whose finan- cial greed nearly wreeks the lives of his family. May Allison is his wife, who adopts butterfly atti- tude to hold her husband Law ford Davidson is very human menace who comes between Alice and Charles, and Nicolas Sousann. Is an extremely gruesome men, ace.
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comparatively recent times, geolc- gically speaking, yet no traces of an earlier ice age have been found. They may exist, however in undiscovered sedimentary strata and the finding Of these records is another job for the geologist, who cannot make himself believe that here is a polar land with no history of previous glaciation.
 Many other scientific problems await the well-equlpped explore. The question Of An.arctica's effect on the climate of the southern hemisphere is considered of great importance and has been studied to some extent. but meteorologises want more data. It is known that the ter fife winds that sweep down the great white dome of the con tinent have direct bearing on the weather in southern South Ameii- ca and the Antipodes.
 Oceanographic Studies
 Oceanographic studies are also desired for the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian oceans form the water boundaries of the continent and are influenced by it's g.aciation Then, too, the sea off the glacial cliffs abounds in marine life, and the shore itself harbors countless penguin rookeries, affording limit less material for zoogeographic ill., vestigatlons of the Antarctic.
 Antarctica, inhospitable as it ia is not without economic possibili- ties. For years whalers have sailed among the island groups that lie off the continent, getting rich rewards for their labors. Cca has been found in the section be. tween King George V Land aid Ross Sea, while metallic ores, il small quantities, have been disco,, cred in some of the explored areas
 Few persons are prepared tt predict, however, that the Art arctic continent will be useful [, man for long. long time. | will probably remain for genera tions just what it is now-a lant of ice, and silence.
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DIX CLAIMS LIFTS GET
 MARRlED,v GREAT FILM

Lets Get Married" coming to the Coliseum Thursday. is Richar l Dix's good luck picture. At leact that IS the opinion of Dix since his erstwhile sparring partner, "Gunboat" Smith is in the cast.
 'Gunboat Smith always brings me luck" Dix explained Be sides, like him tremendously. He's a great guy. fought three rounds with him in Manhattan, and in The Lucky Devil he gave me the swellest licking you ever saw. But outside of tie pictures I've boxed with him hundreds of times. 'Gunboat's' given me the hardest sluggings I've ever had ana made me like them. If I might say. modestly, however, I've placed a few swats on his noble chin that he probably remembers.
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FLESH AND THE DEVIL
 AT PALACE TOMORROW

Greta Garbo, blonde siren from Sweden, has her most notable role of this type since her arrival in America in Flesh and the Devil" Metro -Goldwyn M ay CTS Limitation of Sudermann' "The Undying Past" which comes to the Palace tomorrow. It is vi vid romance of Europe, hanging on old world traditions of love and marriage. The cast includes John Gilbert, George Fawcett, Eu- genie Besserer, Barbara Kent and other noted players, directed by Clarence Brown.
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at the Palace for the last two times tonight.
 Many of the colorful scenes in We Americans" were filmed iE New York while many others were registered at Universal Ci5y where q complete Lower East Side street was constructed for use in the picture. Here are the butcher shop of Schmidt and the fruit store of Albertini where the Gra- ma is enacted.
 The story deals with the modern generation of America's foreign born who have become real Ane : jeans to the amazement of their elders, who belatedly try to oyes- take their children by attending night school.
 Director Edward Sloman went on location to New York for tho filming of scenes in the proper at- mosphere.
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whether the mountains of Wes, Antaretica are really continual tion of the Andean formation in South America, as many investiga- tors have believed; and whether East and West Antarctica, strnc- turally different, are separated by hidden arm of the sea.
 These two general geographical divisions of the continet are buliL in rather striking contrast. West Antarctica. lying nearest to South America. is folded as the geolo- gists say. while the other part Of the continent. is a great elevated mass of land. with none of the characteristics of the Andean chain found in the west It is the dissimilarity between the two sections that has suggested the possible existence of a channel long since ohoked with ice, that may once have joined Ross and Weddell seas, the two great gulfs i that indant Antaretica on oppe site sides.
 listUnfortunately, however, explor- CTS and scientists must take Ant arctica as they find it, ice-cap and all, and so one of their problems is to determine the profile of this barren covering in the hope oi learning how much of the plateau is ice and how much is rock. Then, too, they want to measure tha thickness of the cap with sound ing devices, a labor that might disclose some of the characteris- ties of the continental floor.
 So far, the geological studies have been fragmentary, for the rock out-croppings are few, con- fined chiefly, so far as is known to the steep cliffs of mountains. If aiTplane travel is successful. geolo- gists of the Byrd or subsequent expeditions may be able to find favorable locations for their exam ination.
 Anatarctica was glaciated in
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND
 REPORT.
REPORT


 In the Commissioners Court for
 the Territory of Alaska, Divi-
 sion Number One. Before Frank A. Boyle, Commissioner and ex-Cfficio Probate Judge,
 Juneau Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 A. J. BOONE. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that II. l.. Faulkner, admin istrator w w. A. of the estate of A. J. Boone, deceased, has filed therein and rendered for settle ment his final account of his ad- ministration of said estate, and that a hearing will be had upon the same before the undersigned at his office in the Court House at Juneau, Alaska, at 10 o'clock A. M. on Monday, September 24, ;, 1928; and that at said time and place all persons interested in the estate of the said A. J. Boone, deceased, may appear and file objectio in writing to said final report and account and con- test the same. ssn sfk as
 GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the probate court above mentioned this 24th day of July, 1928.
 (Seal) FRANK A. BOYLE, Commissioner and ex-Officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication July 24, 1928. Last publication Aug. 21, 1928.
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friction in American contacts with ther powers with whom her foo. ing is no less friendly
 The bilateral treaty was reject cd by Secretary Kellogg in order that there should be no shadow of partiality or special considora- ton over the general invitation U peaceful adjustment of differences the Washington government all ways had extended to the woril. Translated into the multilateral project that same treaty becomes at once highly desirable to the United States and in keeping with the American traditional policy.
 Different Angles
 But it is an entirely different and much more que stionable thing for France and other European powers to undertake. They could agree without question to such a declaration as between themselves end America. but the Kellogs pro- posal goes much farther. It re- nounces war as weapon of policy among Themselves and brings into the picture entanglements and sit nations from which he Unit sd States is wholly remote.
 All of the prolonged correspond ence with the Paris government md with other capitals turned ip- on this fact. It wss not unul Mf. Kellogg had satisfied the Eur T. rean statesmen that the te"ms of the treaty involved them in 10 ob- l ligation that would do violence in any respect to their existing
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LEAVE FOR uNoA TONIGHT

MT. and Mrs. Robert B. Davifs who will teach during the coming year at Unga, called at the offfcn of the Territorial Commissioner of Education today to discuss ar engagements before leaving tonight on the steamer Alaska for thu Westward. They will take the Starr at Seward on August 13 to Unga. MT and Mrs. Davis came to Juneau from KetchikaH Eherh they have been making their home
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WILL TEACH AT NUSHAGAk

F. E. Dell, who taught several years ago at Council, and has for the last year been employed at the Alaska Juneau, will leave to- day on the Alaska for Seward where be will take the Starr, on August 13, for Nushagak where he will teach during the coming year
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international commitments that tie acceptance came in. They ar1 based on the stipulation that war for self defense was not prescribed and that each power shall be sole judge of the moment when war might be necessary for it's own de- fense.