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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
AN EXPERIENCED and capable bookkeeper.
with knowledge of typewriting Leonce, Ills
g st. NV
CATERER OR CATERESS, colored, good OPP
portunty for inauguration rooms listed
with inaugural committee; large house;
central. North 6244
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL. professionals
towns. Address Box 2l2-D. Star office.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE-Man to work on
farm; must understand farming: house on
farm. @. II. La Vale, Berwyn, Md. 24'
need several TO handle very attractive,
unique, competitive pure food product;
sample Is, small and easy to carry. Nearly
sale. Live workers can average $40 to SIS
day. 1910 Vermont ave, Suite iii.
$4,000 FOR A TENANT. You can build, an
income by directing prospects to hish-class
apartment hotel, furnished or unfurnished
Address Mrs. Boyd. ll2o Vt. ave.
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HELP--MALE.

Neper mail original recommendations Dhen
answering advertisements for employment
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HELP--MALE.
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SALESMAN--No experience necessary; won
| derful opportunity to earn $50 per week
to start b l. Gershanick, 806 F St NV.
SALESMAN. aged rs to IS years, with knowl-
new yearly contracts, mostly with old GUS
toners Of an established Washington COM
si5O.oo month 70 start start. Must use AS own
auto i necessary. Address Box 166.D'
! SALESMEN-DeSire part-time men to sell
standard radio SETS could use man in each
Government department; excellent opportu-
nnity to earn extra money. Apply any day,
I'm. to pm, l741 Conn. ave.
statesmen. to sell Chryslers De Soto Six;
limited number of men in the city May
s dower Motors Inc 2sl9 st nv TOr
between and l0i30 am.
statesmen of the better type will find an
interesting opening selling the new Ford
c SaG BY applying to Parkway Motor Co.,
1865 Wisconsin ave.
SALESMEN-Opening for several high-class
security statesmen Suite 2l7 1910 Vermont
experience of soda, salad and sandwiches;
night work: references Embassy Soda
Shoppe. Conn. ave. at S.
soLICIrOR-Medium sized letter service
state whether eSperienced With established
Post Once Box 1918, WASHINGTON
UPHOL,STERER, experienced, hotel work:
steady lob. Address Box 1890. Star ONCE.
WANTED-Experienced shoe statesmen to sell
high-grade women'S footwear Apply en-
ployment office, The Hecht Co.
WANTED-Boy, white, with neat appearance
and good manners. Apply Leonce, Ills G
st. NV.
WANTED-10 men of neat appearance to
sell goods on trains; small cash security and
blue suit required Apply TO the Union
News Co, Employment once, east basement,
Union Station. rs
WEATHERLoX needs several weather strip
men; also several statesmen. Apply after 10
I'M Sunday, Room 214 Evans Bldg.
YOUNG MEN. several, about % years of age,
wanted by large manufacturing concern for
house-to-house advertising work in Wash
ington and nearby cities. Must be of neat
appearance and be able to talk intelligently.
Positively no selling required. Salary. S22.50
per week to start. with chances for advance
by letter. giving age, street address and
phone number. An interview will be granted
later. Address Box 138-D. Star Office 2S'
YOUNG MEN (two) to learn credit reporting
and real estate title business; must furnish
own auto for part outside work and must
have been born in Washington or nearby;
salary to start. $50 a month, followed by
quarterly increases of $40. unless worth
more. Address Box 205-D, Star office.
PERMANENT SALES POSITION
Offering excellent income, congenial work
open for experienced, capable. ambitious
salesman. business executive or ex-banker
with unuuestionable references, who can
show successful record. Give complete de-
be arranged. Address Box 256-D. Star Office.
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PRAcTIcE Your FRENcH-RooM AND
Potomac 45s. 2017 o ST. NV. -''''"''
HAVE dAo YOUR PIANO TUNED AND REGU-
lated by an expert. Tuning, So Estin1ate
Ises' E,! All work guaranteed. Adams si4I
EXCELLENT TREATMENTS. VIOLET ray.
s.. xpt lO1 81 Closed Sundays. 1876 Swami
WANTED. FOR LITTLE BROTHER AND
iS n ooarding care, at reasonable rates.
dress BOS s sSS%y s pssfe oss Catholic A
GENTLEMAN. LIVING ON PORTER ST.
ton to and from City PostofSce with some
one owning auto. Clev. STA.
VIT-0-NET AND VIM RAY TREATMENT,
reoucing baths. oil and alco rubs. Open eve
mugs. sundays. Potomac 473i
VALUABLE ANTIQUE AND MODERN Jew
No dealers. Address BOX SOS.D' star once
PIANO EXPRESSION STUDIO, 1902 CoIUN-
PA rn. Conservatory course, technione ans
Adamys I SPECIALIST. Reasonable term rates.
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDs, CON
b oesceh pSon ana aged By nurse, in her own
CoNvALEsCENT OR AGED CARED FOR m
nome OF graduate nurse. Near CHEVY Chase
Circle. Reasonable rates. Clev. 5555.
dd lsa WOULD LIKE 70 COACH Chill
ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.
m assS TO ,,7s dDiction and best teaching
ta.e1no9s. 1919 zOtn 81. NV. Decatur 5SI3.
i BE READY FOR, SPRING DINNER AND
Garfinckel Clev iss2-W VIZ"
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. ELECTROTHERAPY
Conn ave-. B ssselsh operators once. isS
TALENTED CHILDREN WANTED FOR PLAY
now rehearsins: few competitive scholar
ships glven. Address Box PAD. Star once
ATTRACTIVE BALLROOM STUDIO FOR
Cali s4s or Dec sOo A Sfd farS psTs
PIANO INSTRUcTION-EXPERT TEACH
err Peabody certificate. Home lessons il
desired az studio rates. NJ 1912.
BRIDGE TAUGHT. BY EXPERT. 81 PER
dress Box 4S-D. Star ONCE.
VIOLET, RAY, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS:
sst. and DaiIy. sunday S 0i No i psone sns
WILL RENT 6-ROoM HOUSE, FURNISHED.
small children, retaining one room for two
Rent $50 50; both will board II suitable. Re.
nneo people. Address Box 24S-D. Star ONCE
WILL BOARD ! OR CHILDREN. AGES
Address 4. b PRosIsE. vie sSsUnv va rates
NINE. MARIE. OR, NURSE AND MAssEUsE;
dence: Franklin 5045-J.
wi no w. WINDOW DOW AND HOUSE CLEANING.
ess@a.s scs S Sas 0f so =? sss ssHy hour
WANTED TO CARE FOR INVALID OR
elderly person in my Comfortable suburban
s spms; mes' ma GEORGE H. RICHARDSON
BUILD UP YOUR SYSTEM. TAKE THE
81 snn., paths; we giys ultra;violet ray
Battle Creek method hydrotSerapyn S ana r Aiso
SAGE. Call Shepherd 2947.
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BAKER, experienced. wanted; ref. required;
no Sunday work Apply II am. to pm.
Sunday. Blue and Gray Cafeteria, 722 18th
st NV H. PappS. prop.
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen, experienced, to
sell the new Oldsmobile; also Frtgidaire
Apply Mount Pleasant Motor Co., 2424 18th
st. NV.
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ADVERTISING and job printing solicitor:
must have car; state experience, also refer
ences Address Box pad, Star office.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, 2, to sell the
New Oakland and Pontiac. Experience not
necessary. Investigate proposition.
Service Motors. Inc, Silver Spring. Md.
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BOY wanted to drive motor cycle delivery,
one with battery experience preferred. A44S
II c4
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GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. .middle,aged col
E. P. Bennett, Beaver Heights. Kenil-
worth, d C.
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MEN

A local branch of a. large corporation can
place several men of good character and
appearance. Beginners must be satisfied
with s32 weekly. Selling experience not
Suite 201, 1910 Vermont Ave.
NV. Ask for the Manager.
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BOY for real estate ONCE; salary, $40 a
month and commissions and use OF Foro'
Address BOX 245-D, Star Office.
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BOY, white, 16, to run errands. Apply Mon
day morning between and O'CLOCK. olo
Pa ave Sc, 2nd floor.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
cents Der line additional to the
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BATTERY MAN, experienced. Phone clar-
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BOY. with drivers permit; must be neat
appearing and have good reference. ION
Auto Spryiee. CAT N
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INAUGURATION.

Could you use well trained white man,
80 years old. appearance and references first
class, as houSeman during inaugural period
or longer; capable taking entire charge and
show your guests every attention; have own
proper clothes, etc Phone Adams $500.
YOUNG MAN, %, with Paige
sedan wants employment; ex-
perienced salesman; would con-
slider part time work; no cam
vassing; salary only. Cali Lin
coin 2266-T. Mr.. Rider. x
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S-ANVASSERS wanted experienced high
grade statesmen for household necessity I'M
exceIled Call Uneeda Table Pad Co., Met
ronolitan Bank Building. 20
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GENERAL housework or part-time work by
neat colored girl; GOOD references. 1726 18th
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SIIUAIION--DOM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young coiored
man desires position in private family; best
reference. Decatur 1921, or Honduras Lega-
ton, 14l4 18th st. NV.
CHILDS NURSE. excellent references. de-
slreS place in good family. Telephone Adams
873.
CLEANING by the day wanted BY expert
white cleaner. Address Box TITO, Star
Office.
COLORED LADY wants to take in small
laundry. Dec. $3.50.
COLORED GIRL wants eight hours work or
part time; best reference. Call 1881 Will
lard st. NV. Apt. 305.
COOK, colored. neat, pleasant. first-ciass
general worker; full or part time; good
maid-waitress. North 9343.
COOK-Reliable woman wants place; good
reference. 1926 18th St NV.
cooK-Colored; willing, cheerful, reference
1217 Q st. NV.
COOK, colored, with htgh-class city ref,
wants good position. Col. 5466 any time.
DAYS WORK, out, and laundry to do at
home Franklin 3sOs. or l14s 9th st. NV as:
DAYS. WORK, reliable colored girl. Atlantic
DAYS. WORK of any kind. Call Potomac
FIRST: CLASS plain cook, chambermaid or
an old ladys nurse; city reference. In
rear of 1922 o st. NV.
GENERAL WORK or part time, by colored
5340. 1904 o St NV.
GENERAL .HOUsEWORK in apt or small
family; help with children; neat and re-
liable; refs. North 1l25.
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he in position to give one to two hours
whenever needed from 8 am. to pm, SOC
per hour. Address Box 139-C, star once.
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CABINETMAKER and furniture fnisher
wanted 1889 18th st. NV.
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GIRL wants work, DAYS or part time Call
1866 kalorama I'd. NV. Phone Col. 59e5.
GIRL. colored wants work, gen homework
or nursing; with refs. Viola Jones, 1877 L ct.
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LEADING Washington cleaner
and dyer desires the services of
two wide-awake solicitors on a
commission basis; truck furnished
to each man; a splendid oppor-
tunity for two live wires; other
particulars of interest will be di-
vulged in interview. Address Box
13Q-D Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

1t may not be necessary to trade in your old
house when purchasing For direct sale
try advertisement in the Sale House columns
of The Star. You may a picture of the
property, which will make special appeal to pro-
spective purchasers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

HOUSEKEEPER : Small family, refined
nome; Maryland suburb; young woman; ex-
perlenced: permanent; no laundry. Address
Box l78-C. Star office WIS
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class; wash Mondays
ana tuesdays of every week; $3.50 day and
car fare. referPnces Col 5ARR -
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PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-RooM AND
poard with PaIisian family. Also lessons.
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LACI, SettIed' Speaking French: Position
70 take charge of child or companion TO
elderly lady; references Franklin 5a4n-W
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MIDDLE-AGED COLORED
from the South wants Job: night porter in
hotel: honest and upright: can be trusted;
can furnish references. Call or drop a card
1890 Fairmont st. NV. c. Edwin Leslie.
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GIRL. colored, high school graduate. wants
work after 1880. l442 Corcoran st. NV.
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GERMAN WOMAN wants place in kitchen.
pantry or chambermatd in apartment house
425 4th st. NV. Ant. z
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CASHIER. EXPERIENCED,
for hotel dining room; give ref
erences. Address Box 1876,
Star office.
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GIRL, neat, Intelligent, convent raised,
wants position with practical Catholic fam
lily as mothers helper or take care of home
lot couple; stay nights. Address Box 125-D.
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GIRLS, 2, colored, wish Jobs, one as general
nnsouseworker and one part time; ref. 526
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GIRL, Hght-colored, neat. reliable, wishes
position N as maid in Doctors once. hair par
or holidays. Call Mon. up to pm. Pot.
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HELP--FEMALE.
fra-fi,nn1

GIRLS. colored, to work on electric sewing
machine, steady work; good pay after learn
ing. Apply rear 516 9th st. Sc.
GIRLS. colored, to work on electric sewing
machines; steady work; good pay after
learning. Apply rear SIG 9th st Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

sister, boarding care, al reaSonahIa ratst
II private family, preferably Catholic. Al
oress Box 300-D. Star once
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The School Bell Rings Again

MANY persons, especially those who come
to the United States from countries having
centralized systems of education, have difficulty
in understanding the system, or rather systems.
of education as organized in the United States
and the relations Of the Federal Government
to them. When the Constitution was written
the delegates from the several States did not
cede to the Federal Government the right Of
supervision or control of education. In fact,
the subject of education is nowhere mentioned
in the Constitution Therefore, the power and
duty to organize and maintain systems of edu-
cation within their borders rest with the States.
In consequence of this the Federal Govern
ment exercises no regulation of schooling but
its interest is none the less deep and because Of
this there is as part of the Department of
the Interior a Bureau of Education which is a
growingly potent force in educational affairs.
It serves as clearing house of all kinds Of
information affecting education and as leader
in pointing the way to methods OF improvement.
AS the schools of the Nation reopen their
doors to the millions of eager youth hocking
to them to drink of the waters Of knowledge
there is at stake the very future Of America.
In one department of modern education, health
training, which now constitutes one of the
leading elements in schooling. there are po-
tentialities of tremendous portent.
Health is now recognized as largely mat
ter of education, but as a Nation we are still
paying high price for it. Federal statistics
estimate that sickness, medicine. doctors and
loss of wages in the United States today an
nually amounts to not less than $32, 100000.
Statistics also show the increasing expectancy
of life in the periods in which education has
made such enormous strides. In the Middle
Ages the average life expectancy was estimated
at 81 years. In the United States in 1921 it
had risen to So years. Education pays in ex-
cellence and happiness of life and it also has
a dollar value. The average life earnings of
an elementary school graduate have been found
to approximate $4,000; of high school grad
uate, $4,000; of q college graduate, $4,000.
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addressed TO q
second person
152 Sufficient
154 Additional
156 Avoid waste
158 Therefore
160 River In England
161 Limbs
1853 Unit
165 Grassy field
1877 Aural appendage
ITO Near
l72 What!
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goal of 100000 set for attainment within the
next decade seems easily within reach. The
president is Miss E. Ruth Pyrtle Of Lincoln.
Neb.. and she is assisted by research and
editorial staff which keeps the profession In
formed of all phases of education progress
through research bulletins and journals. The
constant aim is elevation of standards to keep
pace with the march of American civilization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

20 Snarl or growl Chldrens game
81 Also Mimics
% Merged Pronouns
or u,,o,,ot;,n Japanese measure
~ Stage setting
~ bellows Bestow as due
% French article 10 Dry
20 Pronoun II Put in position
80 Amusing 16 In line
81 Everglades State: IS Cooking utensils
ABR. 20 Secretory organ
80 Metric measure % Part of the body
80 Made lighter % Girls name
"a Map "a College official
IS Walks with short, IS Interrogative
uncertain steps pronoun
81 Ocean 26 Valiant man
80 Soaks 81 Stratagems
80 Make harmonious 30 Hesitate
AZ Solitary 81 Parades obtruSivel3
A One to whom 80 First garden
property Is "a Mans nickname
transferred SO Male bee
As Fowl 81 Steps for passing
46 Kingly fence
48 Thick liquid 80 Mans name
40 Corroded 40 Shipshape
SO Was brilliant Al Uncanny
81 Pen AZ Exclamation
Down. 43 Tennis term
StrifeS A Past
Encourage Al Expression Of
I. , One vino argues ''' inquiry
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mythology
113 Additional
ia Flat, circular
plates
lit Disturbed
ll9 Formal customs
l21 Muse of lyric
poetry
124 Poured out
abundantly
1875 Irrigate
1913 Lift
100 Piece Of medieval
armor
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1872 Gay frolic
134 Good and bad
spirits: myth.
1875 Reliever
1873 Elementary reader
139 Wheel-shaped
14l Side remarks
143 Overhanging
windows
las Build a nest
148 Proprietor
$50 Doctrine that
thought Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

So A hOot-owl
SO River In Sardinia
1O1 Birthplace Of
MahOmet
1902 Animals backbone
los Directly: coll.
lot Altar en- Is of
churches
100 Excess of solar
year over IL
lunar months
Ill One of Freya's
daughters,
Icelandic
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VAN GLIDER Mrs. J. Al Axe, J. L. Toman, B. H. Barndollar, F. W.. Fiedt. Robert L. McWilHove, Mr. and Mrs. V. Hart, P. III Abbott, Mrs. Wv. w. Anderson, MT. and Mrs. A- G. Balls, 0. A. Durlin, F Nicholson, Bill Flory, pr. and Mrs E- F Graves. D. E. Drewler, MT. and Mrs Robert Lovery, Lucille Lovery, Will liam Lovery, F. L. Hutchinson, IL. VI. Adams, J. J. Chisholm, WI J. Mac Donald, MT. and Mrs. M. S. Gill, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Beyler.
 SEWARD John Solo Thomas Williams, Gail Parfitt, John BoliaS, ID. O'Brien, Sam Estes, John w. Dill, s. c. Kinner, Peter Poison, Peter Heried, T. Dhanmik, Al McGovor, wv. Rovfe, A. Ann, Bert Ellison, El- mer Hayes, Robert Klenner.
 OVERLAND Duncan Little, Guy w Terrill, Chester D Moor, N A. Newan, A. Wilson, B Derwin, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Olson, Walter Mac Donald, Q. Challeran, c. H. Smith, J. s. Dorwin, Robert Kleemann, J. J. Mcdonald, Knute Sundquist, J. Crava, H. o. Snyder, Wm. Seyfer, s. Nolan, John Conrad, Mr.and Mrs. George H. Meyers, l.. O. Flanigan, Mrs. Frank Miller, M G Lindsey, "A. H. Lane, Roy Neville, A. Lean.
 MARATHON-Tom Tessier, Jack Wheston, Herbert George, R. A. Perkins, Julius Richardson, x. P. Martin, C. E. Murray, L. Edwards, T, H. Hayes, John Papas, F. B. Church, Frank Buchinger, ID. IT. Mitchell. Frank Erickson, Henry Miller, Mrs. M. Aleware, Mrs. W. T. Pinkerton, Georgia Swan, A. Oyd- vbe, A. A. Gimnermon.
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POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
 MARRIED LAST NISHT

Practically unknown to their many friends in Seward "a pop ular young couple plead their troth last evening and became one before Curtis Morford, U. s. Commissioner. The young folk were Miss Alice Germain and Mr. Henry Horton, both of whom have resided here with their parents for many years. Aside from a few close acquaintances, few knew of the impending marriage. Congrat- ulations are hereby extended the newlywedS by not only the Gate way but the many warm friends of the couple.
 The marriage which took place at 10 o'clock last night, was wit messed by L. M. Douglas and G. Germain
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LEGAL NOTICE
IU. s. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE
 ALASKA, September 16, 1929.

|U. s. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE
 ALASKA, September 16, 1929.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Frank Earnest Towle, entryman, together with his witnesses, Earl Mount, and Robert E. L. Evans, all of Seward, Alaska, has submitted his final proof on his homestead entry, serial O6116, for tract of land embraced in Forest List 6-2O3S H. E. s. No. 95, New Serial No. 1188, Latitude 600 29' N. Longitude 149O I51 W. containing 1O8.84 acres, and lit is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, at Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the ocal office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication, or
 hirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final ertificate issued.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. Date first publication Oct. ?, 1929. Date last publication Nov. 27, 1929.
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CHEF ON SCHOONER
 P0L1RIS DIES AT SEA

The body of Allen Forbes, chef on the halibut schooner PolariS, who died at sea from an unknown cause on the evening of October B, was brought to Seward this morning on the vessel.
 The Seward Funeral ParlorS prepared the body for shipment today, on the s. S. Yukon, to Seat tie.
 It is understood a wife and two children survive him
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ARMISTICE DAY DANCE

The Seward Post of the Ameri- can Legion announces it wil pre- sent a public dance November III, Armistice Day, in Odd Fellows hall Which is assurance the af- fair will be one of the best of the season. Numerous features are be- ing prepared the nature of which will be announced shortly.
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Join Urbach {, Valade's CIRCU- HATING LIBRARY; 15c to read l book.
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Special prices in Coal and Wood Heaters at BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.