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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
SUES ARCHBISHOP
TO OBTAIN $4,000
Contractor Alleges Malicious
Prosecution Against Bal
timore PreIate.

Michael j. Curley, Archbishop Oh Bal
timore, was sued today in the District
Supreme Court for $4,000 damages by
James w. Campbell, a sand and gravel
contractor, residing at 224 Eleventh
street northeast, for alleged malicious
prosecution. The archbishop is alleged
to have given his approval and ratifi-
cation Of the action of his alleged
agents, Alfred J. Wise, sand con-
tractor, and Rev Franz NJ w. Schnee-
weiss, pastor of the Church of Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help at Fifteenth
street and Morris road southeast, who
are said to have caused the arrest of
Campbell on a charge Of removing 100
tons Of sand valued at 81 per ton from
the church property May "a last.
Campbell says he was held three
hours at the eleventh precinct and
taken into Police Court, where he was
required to give bond of $500 to await
action of the grand Jury When the
matter was investigated United States
Attorney Rover entered a nolle pros
after one Of his assistants had declared
there was not sufficient evidence to pre-
sent to the grand jury. Attorneys
Harry A. L. Barker and Leckie, Coz
81 Sherier appear for the plaintiff.
Three other suits growing out Of the
same transaction asking damage:
totaling $4,000 we're filed by Camp
bell. Slander Is charged In two
separate suits. one against Rev. Franz
NJ. w. Schweeneiss, pastor of the
church. and the other against Alfred
j. Wise, the contractor. Both are al
legged to have made statements reflect
ing on the honesty of Campbell in the
presence Of other persons.
The third suit is for alleged libel
against the National Catholic Welfare
Conference, 1912 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. 1t is alleged that an agent of
the conference wrote letter May Is
to officials of the Washington Navy
Yard, where Campbell had a contract,
In which it was charged that Camp
bell had stolen from the church prop
erty quantity of sand, which he had
delivered at the navy yard. The same
counsel appear In all four suits.
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n o t e d musicians,
died at his resi-
d e ce, 1909 @
stree t southeast,
Monday, after q
long illness.
One Of Mr. .
Scllneide-'s broth
ers was Loui 8
Schneider, former
leader of the Ma
rine Bard, while
the other was Lo-
re "a Schneider
who became widely
known rs a mu-
sician in N e W
York.
Camille Schneid-
er, W no played
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Traffic Cops for Cyclists.

SO great has become the number of
cyclists in Amsterdam, Holland, that
police are being employed to control
the bicycle trafflc, as is done with au-
tomobiles In this country. Nearly ,ery
man, woman and child has q wheel.
They ride them to business or to school,
and every week day morning they de-
scend upon the city like an army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
SMITH REJECTS PLAN
TO PROLONG POLL HOURS
Extra Legislative Session to Permit
Late Voting Unnecessary,
He Says.
az the Associated press.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 24.--Cov.
Smith today declined to call q special
session of the Legislature to amend the
election law so that the polls might be
kept open on election day beyond the
record breaking registration.
The suggestion for special session
was made by Alderman George u.
Harvey Of New York, and others. In q
letter announcing his decision the
governor said special session would be
wholly impractical" in view of steps
already taken to assure complete poll.
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MRS. E. A. STEPHAN DIES.
Funeral Tomorrow, With Burial in
Rock Creek Cemetery.

Mrs. Eustena A. Stephan. 10, widow
of Albert Stephan, died yesterday after
noon at the residence of her daughter
Mrs George e. Walker, 1907 Crittenden
street.
Mrs. Stephan, who has lived in
washington since her early childhood
has resided with her daughter since
the death of her husband in 1928. She
is survived by four children, Mrs. James
r. Fink, Mrs. George E. Walker, D. f.
Stephan and A. Ralph Stephan, and
several grandchildren and great-grand-
children.
Mrs. Stephan has been an active
member Of Grace Lutheran Church and
has taken prominent part in its work
and activities She has been in failing
health for some time.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30, o'clock from her
daughters residence at 1907 Crittenden
street, with interment In Rock Greek
Cemetery. DR.. G. E. Lenski of Grace
Lutheran Church will officiate.
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RECORD VOTE EXPECTED.
BY the Associated Press.


HARRISBURG, Pa, October "a
With nearly 100000 men and women
In the State qualified to cast ballot,
Pennsylvania expects to poll the largest
vote It ever has recorded In q presi-
Dental election.
official figures for "a of the 81 coun-
ties in Pennsylvania and unofficial
figures for one other county as COM
piled by the Associated Press, show a
total of 3,852,957 persons registered.
Taking the 1927 registration figures of
SO, 357 for Berks county and 1871 for
Greene, the two missing counties, the
total would be 3,960,055
In 1924 the total vote for President
was 2.144,7l9.
The 65 counties in the compilation
have a Republican registration of
2,810,o18. or approximately two-thirds
of the total In 1924, the previous
high presidential year, President Cool
idge received ,401, 481 votes in Penn
sylvania, just one-half of the 1928 Re-
publican registration.
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FRAUD is CHARGED.
Names Of Dogs on Registration Lists,
Atlantic City Prosecutor Says.

Atlantic City Prosecutor Says.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. October "a
H1.-The charge that the names of
boats, parrots, dogs, cast and children
are on the registration lists of Atlantic
City. has been made by. Prosecutor
Louis Repetto
He announced that next Monday he
would move before Judge William
smathers that over 1000 names be
stricken from. the books as fraudulent
registrations.
IA pet parrot whose name Is John
Talk, dogs and house cats, men and
women long dead and others whose
given residences are vacant lots, and the
names Of residents who never voted, are
forged on the lists" the prosecutor
said
STABLES, garages and vacant lots are
shown as permanent residences of doZ-
ems of other men and women voters.
Children who are not old enough to go
to school are on the lists"
The registration Of allegedly quail
fed voters in the city comprises rs per
cent of the total population of the
town. The registration books list Al
7s0 persons while the census figures as
of July /, this year, give a population
of only $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, october 24.--John Taylor,
who numbered his adventures in crime
at 207 before he stopped counting, was
willing to plead guilty to burglary yes
terday, but for price-S1610.
Taylor made no bones about the bur-
glary under consideration--the wreck
Ing of gas station safe--but he told
Assistant District Attorney Byrne that
he would plead not guilty unless he were
given Si6.10. It must be "oash that
jingles,' Taylor said. Checks amt no
good with me-
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a number of years member Of the
old National Theater orchestra here
and frequently played in concerts after
he was so years old. 1t was recalled to-
day that he bore likeness to Admiral
Dewey, and often was mistaken for
him.
Mr.. Schneider came to this country
from Italy and had made Washington
his home for the past so years.
Funeral services were conducted at
the residence today at IL o'clock. In
terment was in Congressional Cemetery.
He is survived by daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Prender. and two sons, John
and Angelo Schneider all Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
Bible Table Ordered Out.

After remaining in the Jerusalem
chamber of Westminster Abbey for SO
years, the trestle table, which had been
placed there for the use Of the revisers
of the Bible, has beell removed by the
authorities. The work of the revisers
was completed in 1881, but the table
with IT'S red bai2e, remained until the
order was given recently,
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Burglar Pleads Guilty, but Not Before
Court Agrees to Pay Back His $3.50 Cash

He explained that the $3.50 was his
own money, taken from his pocket by
police who arrested him at the scene
Of the burglary.
eff we give you the $16.10, will you
plead guilty2" the assistant district at
torney wanted to know
Sure" said Taylor.
They gave him the money he plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to serve
from one year to life.
"A fellow can live long time on
sl6A0," said Taylor, Especially In
jail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
Convention Program
TOMORROW.

9:15 a.m.-Devotional service, st.
Johns Church, Sixteenth and H streets
northwest, Right Rev. Frank A. Nc.
Elwain, D. D.
$3.50 am.-House Of Bishops. Bush
ness session.
$3.50 a.m.-House of Deputies. Busl-
ness session.
p.m.-House of Bishops and House
Of Deputies. Adjournment for lunch.
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WALL SAFE BLASTED.

Chicago Apartment.
CHICAGO, October "a GP).-A nitro
glycerin explosion blasted wall safe in
the gold coast" apartment home Of
Charles F. Bowey early today. The con-
tents Of the safe, believed to have con-
tanned $4,000 worth of jewelry, were
taken.
Bowey told police his wife Is visiting
in Savannah, Ga, and that he was un-
certain whether she had taken the gems
with her.
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NOTED MUSICIAN DIES
AT AGE OF 90 YEARS
Camille Schneider Was One Time
Assistant Leader of U. s.
Marine Band.

Camille Schneider 90 years old, at
one time assistant leader of the United
States Marine Band and the last one
of three brothers, all of whom were
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Apprentices allowance claimed.
weather clear track fast.
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DETECTIVE ADMITS. !,
LYING TO PRISONER :
IN MILLS MURDER

Continued From First Page,
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OUTSIDE INTERESTS
SEEKING CONTROL OF
D. C. GAS COMPANY

Continued From First page)
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.snsSar-Oids' and u; II. n Sis'
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Efforts to reduce production costs
when prices have declined through re-
Mobilization of plants with later-type
facilities and by production of previous
ly purchased raw products or nearer APP
Proclamation of finished products, has
resulted in overexpansion Of plant ca
pacity, increased production and adj
vance In the ability to produce faster
than the demands Of the country have
increased, Mr. Taylor explained. He es-
timated excess Of capacity today at 20
per cent and placed the probable out
put for 1923 at 100000 tons Of open
hearth and Bessemer Steel ingots and
castings, q new high record, as COM
pared with 1928 requirements Of 5o,-
100000 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24

NTH ACE-Purse, $500 claiming;
BIDS and up; I mile and 70 yards.
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James Z. oaffney and Miss NJ. Il. Al
temus entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, sl.soo: CLAIMING;
3-year-olds and up lie miles

III EIIFTH RAcE-Purss, $1,000 al ases' !
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THE MANCHESTER, 1926 NJ - Attractively
furnished rooms, private bath, elevator,
maid; private; phone service home cooking;
Summer rates, SOa
1929 X ST NV. the Lee-Maroue- Second
sloor front room, semi private bath, electric
{4y hot water, garage 500
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KEDRIcE. 1901 X ST RW-FOUR ROOMS
and bath housekeeping, for Fummsr com
plete equipment moderate rates. Apt. sos
Phone Main 1898. -
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RENT RooMs-uNFuRNrsHED.

724 5th 81. Ns.--4 sarge unfurnished rooms,
first floor: hall toeni garage, heat gas and
electricity furnished. Sos
iIi6 EYE ST SE.~-3 large bright rooms,
Ink. h.-w,h., private bath, EaS range. sink,
entire 2nd floor: uss OF phone, reasonable,
Lin. sS4-W.
4s2S ILLINOIS AVE,~-Two or three desirable
rooms with LARGE screened sleeping porch,
kitchen equipment; convenient location, Cal
after PIN. J.
$50 ST NE rooms, and floor, gas and
electricity, $685. 3 rooms, $50. Call after
pm 500
46ni Sth ST. NV cor Buchanan large
room, Kitchen, screened porch, ami; tea-
Sonable rent Phone Adams 5976, l.
CCLORED. 1908 New Jersey ave. n.w.--l
largc room, kitcheaeste. neatly prepared
ami; S25.
1898 W. VA. AVE. NE.-~2nd floor rooms
porch, ami. near bus. , blocks north
SIN and L. So
$40 MARYLAND AVE, S.w,--2 large rooms.
kitchenctte. sink, gas, electricity, i
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so
RLAg ROOMs-~FUK. Or UAFUR.
"a Nj Entire nesa, large rooms. pri-
yste aath. faDgs. SEA. ~ D. elee ss2 90
WAhTED--itOOMs AAD board
YOUNG MAN desires room, board a9G ga
yage preferably CATHOLIC family e9uYeB-
5ent III fs08 FfiGfana Office. address EDs
4as~E, star eftsee -.eAt~---
srryNf BUSINESS GIRL desires room ard
hoard in ffAt-Claes place, where she can pc
e8Hne acquainted With gouns people refer
encsg EXCHANGED Phone Col zI0Ig5 -
WHOEVER with six children, youngest s
ynoNfhs g3sigee board ia private home. wtleFs
eElereu Riu pc given care. AaaEesS Boa
4NE q. Star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
COOLEST & FINEST
ApARTMENTs--FUR. AND UNF.

AFAKTMENTS--FUh . AND UNF.
1870 HARVARD ST NW-ENTIRE 2nd-
ari floors; bright, cool private baths, con-
Phone Col 597l-J.
f44t HARVARD 81. FRONT APT. THREE
iafgG rooms. bath, kit rec. hail. also two
rooms, kit. bath, fur Resident manager
440e GEORGIA AVE W.~-CI.EAN. MOD
eTn, outside apis; to rooms, bath,
porches; yard; eontinuous hot water $50
up. Col 27l6. Inquire 1924 da. ave NV,
ii04 l. NV OR LARGE RMS KIT,
bath, new floors, paper, paint; facing PARK,
convenient downtown; t30.se8 adults. ]"
1889 N ST. HW,.~4 H.. Il 49,, GOOD COHDI~
n r. RYOn co. 1915 n, Y. Ave. ~. $50.
FOUR ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH BIEEPfNd
porch. s35 unfqFnished,. $40 tuEnished two
furnished 1913 Maryland ave ne,
si2I M. PLEASANT NWs-~ONE ROOM,
bath, electric grili uufurniehed, $50 months
IL. beautifully furnished. $3.50 Apply Ant. 81.
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'esa.'assa a. Next rass1
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$40 18th ST NV. tNt Pleasant sectionN ~-
Laree double room, single beds. piazza; eX-
cellent board; reasonable. Col l20S. 80.
NICE COOL ROOMS, plenty fresh vegetables,
large shady porch, meals price. $40 per
week North on12 l.
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ROONS AND R,lAR1.


! THE MANCHESTER, 1926 NJ -. Attractively
| furnished rooms, private bath, elevator.
| maid; private; phone service; home cooSIng;
| 1929 K ST. NV. The Lee-Maraue- Second
| loor front room, semi-private bath, electric
| ity, hot water, earage. S0F
l4ll KENNEDY ST. N.W-Nceiy furnished
electricity; EXCELLENT board; hot water 3o'
2026 F ST. N.w.--Room and board; strictly
private. West 2o29-W 2ON
$40 18th ST NV. tMt. Pleasant section) 80
Large double ROOM single beds. piazza eX-
celient board; reasonable: Col. 1905. So.
NICE cool ROOMS, plenty fresh vesetables.
large shady, porch meals; price. $40 per
1918 PA AVE. sE.-Attractiveiy furnished
rooms With board; sood home cookins; very
reasonable
THE RHODE ISLAND, 1857 R / ave. NV
Govt, bureaus beautiful dining Toom' excel
1889 B 4, 4oo b sW 0d,s eon d2@Ple
Convenient 70 cars: Adams 1851: -----
20oi Q sT.-Corner house: 2 lovely rooms
1928 COL RID NW.-Nice cool room, for
couple; best home cooking reasonable, !"
on second floor. suitable for two, in refined
Surroundings good meals. Adams 1917. 500
VICTORIA APARTMENT. No, u, $3.50 i4,h
ST. nw.--Room and board for two; private
family, reasonable. .
1875 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Attractive
front rooms; twin beds; sd1aeen! baths also
two Single rooms; splendid meals T.
S6lS WISCONSIN AVE, - Two 2nd floor
rooms; next bath; continuous hot water:
excellent meals private home Cleveland
cool front rooms, overlooking park; Contin-
uouS hot water walking distance; excellent
meals
I704 KENYON--Comtortah furnished room
with board in refined private home sieeping
porch; shower bath; location cool ana breezy
md floor GOOD home cooking. So
1905 nth ST. N.w--2 large bed-sittinS
unlimited hot water and use Of phone. l.
iaTse. cool rooms, bath and. shower; break
fast and dinner; strictly hrst-elass home.
1920 18th sT.-Larce room, will accommo-
date two or three ladies or gentlemen SIM
gle beds, splendid meals; easy walk GOVT.
is4s col. RID. N.W.-Large front room, 3rd
story; every convenience; board optional
iIl6 9th ST Nw.-Large, cool room can
accommodate or ladies or gentlemen; ex-
celient board; $3.50. Also single rooms
radio. pool table, clubroom. 50e
1913 EuCLID-Large. we'll furnished; single
tTansients, tourists accom- Col i0422. g
i442 FAIRMONT ST. N,w.-Single. or double
rooms with p0rcHs COCA nome c0OklD&s carry
breakfast; s2s and $40.
707 MASS. AVE NE.-Double and single
rooms: reasonable; convenient car lines. l.
1901 CLIFTON ST Nw.-Exceiient meals,
light room next to bath, east exposure re-
fined SURROUNDINGS. for a refined elderly
gentleman who will appreciate home COM
forts. meals may be served In room when
desired SIS month. Col. l02l4- 1e
$500 18th Nw-Two ladies or couple on
second floor Of nice home, with privileges
and comforts; attractive condition. Also
young man on third door, with all boys;
private bath.
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HIIU VII 5Fs n W
rooms, Kitchen and bath $40 monthly 500
sis EAST CLIFTON TERRACE~ = ROOMS,
Kitchen, hath ans balcony attFaettgsty fur
nahed, radio. Victroia. eiee. sewing mach .
twin beds, linen and silver included, behutv
flj view. reas0nRbIs. Apply after $50 ~
Sat. afternoon, go
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.

VERY DESIRABLE UNFU
THE ASTORIA,
3Yd and q SITS. NV.
Splendid Apartments.
room northumberland $500 to 500 90
. rms. with stove. cleo. $50, Ss2.5O, s35
CHATHAM COURTS
1871 Columbia Road NV.
rn., kit, bath and foyer. .$45 90 ana 5000
rms, kit, bath, foyer S65, $40 and $40
THE CHEVY CHASE.
1858 Chevy Chase Parkway
At Chevy Chase Circle
rooms, kitchen and bath. ........., SEQ on
rooms, kitchen and bath. ...........100 90
THE CORTLAND.
1850 Euclid St. NV.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath 20 5 rooms,
Kitchen and baths Rentals from $500 to
St25.00.
THE DORCHESTER.
18th st. and Maryland Ave S.W.
rooms, steam heat. stove. ...-.:... $500
rooms, steam heat, stove. 49,. $50 and SO
DuNsMERE.
2523 l4th st. NV.
rms, kit. bath, foyer ...-..... SAD ana S22
room and bath. SIS
LA GRANDE.
GOT 4th st. NV.
rms, KIT. and oatn. ..,..,..'. sou ana 800
Apply on Premises for Further
IS B St. NV, or IL
Telephone Lincoln
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WANTEn-C0UNTRY BOARD.

WANTED. BY mother and children, board
with private family taking in no other
boarders, preferably on water or near Har-
perg Ferry Willing to pay good rates for
desirable accommodations; give fun details.
Address Box 262-E. Star Office
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SUBURBAN BOARD.


DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME viii accom-
modate few boarders. Fresh veg; and milk.
q hr from Wash. BY auto or w, B. g. A.
r. r, Address Box 252-E Star otlce. q
wANTED-Smal girls or baby boys 10 board
on farm: loving care Mrs. G. H. Moore.
Lee Highway, Clifton Station. Va. so
SEVERAL SMALL CHILDREN to board ref
pon1esviFIa Ma Il
SPEND YOUR VACATION where there is ex-
celient bass fishing and good bathins; fresh
vegetables from farm and. modern .eonven-
fences; SIS week Mrs. Herbert Smith, Front
Royal, Va. Phone Front Royal 81. l.
GREENFIELD-Ideaip place TO board. in. the
Blue Ridge Mountains, three miles from
Front Royal. For further information write
Mrs. Hubert Dilger, Front Royal, Va. q
YOUNG LADIES country home; highest,
prettiest and coolest place near Washing
ton; $40 per week. Miss Gfiliss, Rockville,
WILL BOARD Girls ONLY FOR THE
SUMNER OR INDEFINITELY. AGE TO
II: PLEASANT HONE IN THE COUNTRY:
MODERN CONVENIENCES: LARGE. SHADY
PLAYGROUND: AN ATTENDANT WITH
THEM ALL THE TINE Address ORCHARD
GROVE, Dayton. Md. Phone Eiifcott City.
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$40 copLEY COURTS ron SUMNER
FngnthsI ses monthly. rooms, Kitchen.
bath. linen and silver; phone. elevator
gAUL}s ADDITION DETACHED HOUSE.
splendid condition living aud dining room
combined, bedroom, Klasssa and screened
6stb. nv H. eiect adults. ayaiahie nov
1910 GeorRia ave, w. Adams i7s.
PIEAaABT BID LIVING ROOM Writ
kitchen and private bath. pss ~ radio and
p3sn0i cool and comfortable private home
price reduced Adams SCI
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Main alo0. cas- 18th ST. NV.
l4aa NEWTON ST NV
| room and bath, bachelor ,..,.,4+ SIS, %
rooms and bath, front apartment, -. IS 90
l0iS lAth 81. NV,
Desirable and 6 room and bath apis
elevator service
6aS NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc,
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures %
WILCOX HANE n CO. INC.
i4aa T. St NV Main 1894,
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Apt, i nm.
kltcbenette bath, porch. modern BLDG Fea-
sonsble. f0z WilIsonla. 1880 * Ct nv.
ii6 9Th ct NE ROOM. KITCHEN,
bath and sleeping porch cleo, Gas. anil
clGan Lincoln 944f
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ROoMS--FURNlSHED.
gfs.. sf....H
IIRARD sr. N.w.--one single room

sos ST SE.-Bedroom and kitchenette,
furnished also 4 rooms. private bath, un-
furnished; hot water. Lin. S425, sos
1889 EYE ST, Apt, 72-Laree. cool corner
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CoLoRED APIS, S ROOMS, PRIVATE
BATH NEWLY PApERED AND PAINTED;
SERVICE; $50; ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS. 704
end ST. NV. MAIN 1897. l.
1906 M ST, NV ROOMS AND BATH,
End floor, Ink; ami; quiet and bright,
very reasonable.
1924 sr. NE ADULTS, ENTIRE End
floor, rooms, private bath. large screened
porch electric lights, h.-w.h., gas fur
nished; kitchen Is complete with sink, RANGE
and closet. unlimited telephone. Call or
phone Atlantic 1929 Sundays, or Z to 3
am. or after $50 pm.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-28
TIME NOW RIPE
 FOR ALI ALASKA
 COMMERCE: l: BOQy
CORDOVA CIVIC BODY TERRI ToRIAL MEETING IN JU-.-
 EAU ON MARCH Is

The oft discussed subject of or ganizing Territorial Chamber of Commerce to which the various towns would support and cooper ate with, is again brought forth, this time by the Cordova Chamber. The following letter read at the last meeting of the local Chamber is self explanatory:
 Seward Chamber of Commerce
 Gentlemen:
 The time seems to be ripe for the of Territorial Cham Der Of Commerce. Local bodies have proven themselves of great value to the individual communities, but owing to the purely local viewpoint are ofter unable to cope with situa- tionS where the Territory as a whole is concerned.
 It is suggested that a meeting be held at Juneau, on Friday, the 18th day of March, 1929, to which dele gates be sent from each business organization in the Territory, at which meeting an organization be perfected and arrangements be made for the establishment of d central office where a competent  secretary shall be stationed
 The date suggested is set during the session of the Legislature. at which time many representatives of different parts of the Territory will be in Juneau, whose services as del- egates may be available to the local Chambers.
 Please take this matter up with your membership and let us know of your action.
 Very truly yours,
 Cordova Chamber of Commerce
 By L. c PRATT, Secretary.