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The Washington times., 1930-08-05
DEPOSITS
MAKE GAIN

NEW YORK. Aug. San in.
crease Of $l,9S4. .S74.S00 is shown
by deposits in banks in the New
York city area on June 80, as
compared with the same date OF
1929. Deposits this year aggre-
gated $l1,149.653.4OO, against
$9,165, ,27S, 100 reported on. June
30 q year ago according ID figures
compiled by the American Banker.
OF the increase shown on June
80 last $1,510,O22, 100 was accom-
pnshed from March ~ this year,
when the previous statements by
the banks had been published. The
report upon which the compila.
ton Is based covers As trust com
panies, % national banks and IS
State banks, making . total Of
119 institutions.
Resources of the ,1l9 reporting
banks, according to the report,
showed . gain Of 2,267, $50, 900 in
the last year, aggregating $14,-
767 ,42O, 100 on June 80. Surplus
and undivided profits of the re-
porting institutions ON June 80,
1880. totaled $1,43l, ,376, 800. a
gain Of $1S,741,000 over March
81, and an increase of 232, ,lO4, 800
over June 80. 1929. 4. ..
s Deposits In mutual savings
banks, which hold more than 50
per cent Of all savings In the
banks Of the United States.
showed gain of $273 .766 BOT for
the six months ended June 80, &C
cording to figures submitted by
the individual banks to the Ma
tional Association Of Mutual Sav.
ings Banks.
Total deposits Of mutual saw
ings banks On June 80 were &c.
A5, ,891, $50. the largest accuEnu-
'lation Of, small capital ever
brought together by one class Of
banks anywhere In the world.
The gain was the, largest reported
for some time and compared
with q decrease Of $82,7lO,O75 re-
ported in the last six months Of
1929. >
New York led the nation with
increase Of its savings bank de.
nosits amounting to s172, ,953, 1871
between January / and June 80,
Massachusetts, was second In the
size Of It's gain, having an in
crease Of $40, ,23e, ,371 for the first
six months of this year.
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.REINVESTMEN.T
TREND SEEN
stepping on the Gas

A trend towards the reinvest.
ment Of funds by Insurance. CON-
panies into q greater ratio Of
bonds and mortgages, Is noted
according to Frederick /. Eft.
Iinger, president OF the Empire
ire Insurance Company. Of
Brooklyn.
He said: Z
sTt Is to be observed that,
since the market depression Of
the F,sst few mo1ths, many In
.sKrsssce cOmpanie7 are show.
ing 4 Il decreasing ratio Of fund
reinVEstment in common.
0cks. The stability Of values
and security Of income TO be
found in selected bond issues
and real estate mortgages are
Bffmgink increasing. favor 10
these types tof Investment ON
the part Cf J insurance com {
"This present tread fls in !,
! direct cOntras 10 conditions
existing during the extensive
.bulP market, prior to the lat
ter months o. 1929. During
that period ef rising market
values. common stock holdings
In the insurance field showed
> distinct tendency 10 Increase
In greater ratio than invest
memts In bonds and marriages.
Increasing investments in
b0nds By insurance eouapanles
also are indicative o. their ~
mef thRa this type ef secuElty.
e ezis1ing Pfloe legelA Win
sA9U attractive lncEeanel %
valueg GmEimg lha eemims
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Analysis Of the basic figures
from which this table was evolved
naturally shows that the pre-
ferred share Jared better than
the common stocks. It is fair to
assume that q great many Of the
reductions in common dividend
rates were due more to the wish
OF directors to conserve. their
resources than to inability to
keep the rates constant. Rela.
lively few Of the preferreds suf-
fured reductions, the. figure for
the current seven months being
10 againsts7 for, the first seven
months of 1929.
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TO-DAY SHOULD INDICA ATE
TREND, HIS PREDICTION
General Motors Close Second; Radio
Looks Better After Gain
Rx THE RPEnTATnR

The market took on q fresh lease OF life yesterday and
looked good at the close Stocks have been actg well since
the break last week uulness is healthy sign too but
is still too early to take for granted that the ride has
begun and to rush in cn the buying side. ~
Yesterdays advance looked more like drive against the
shorts than anything else The rally in commodities
notably wheat and corn helped lot There IN addt
Hon the first real good bit Of news In some time the
reopenng of the automobile plants after their VACATION
sutdowns and the slight pickup IN steel demand Yet as
far the market is concerned this no time to buy On
bulges.
stocks are only point below the resistance point
they were unable to week Further strength
today should tell the story stocks able to 60 ahead
and volume picks p the upside they will look higher
If not it will point to another reaction Wait and see
The side still the safest place and don't think much
viii be lost In sitting tight.
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DR.. SchGcht to Make
Lecture Tour of u. S.

DIR. Hjalmar Schacht, former
president Of the Reischsbank, will
come to the United States on q
lecture tour late this fall, it was
announced today by the Institute
of international Education. He
will visit the East and Middle
West and also the Pacific Coast.
II time permits. His talks will
deal with international finance.
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,ke Taxes NeU Lease Life But Still Shoky Spectator Says
Wall Street
Hears:

THAT Anchor Cap (ACCI
may nay q stock dividend, -
4 result or increased earnings
n first half Of year over cor
responding 1923 period.
That 1VooIwofth ~ stead.
ness reflects taking cut Of mar.
ket several large blocks d
stock.
That there has been mod.
crate scale buying On General
Foods lGF) recently.
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That the season favorable 70
store stocks h approaching.
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Trade IN Honduras
Slightly Better

General business conditions in
Honduras are reported fair on
the north coast with collections
slightly improved. III Southern
Honduras business Is still de-.
pressed with the number Of over
due bills increasing.
Imports are stated to be low
and government revenues remain
below the budget estimates. Cof.
fee exports are reported small
and prices are lower,
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ShGttUck Net off
$IS6, $50 in Sir Mos.

Prank q. Shattuck a. Co. and
subsidiaries in the quarter ended
June 50 showed q consolidated net
profit Of eeI&e4a, equivalent 90 4a
cents q share. On 1.19oD0o no par
common shares outstanding. Tins
eompafes with e74D.039 or 81 cents
q share tm the eerTezpemdinR le19
QnartnR.
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July Makes Poorer
Dividend Shouting

The various dividend increases
and decreases, resumption, extras
and initials voted by boards 81
directors in July, together with
the similar figures for July. 1929,
and a comparison Of the first
seven months Of the two years,
compiled by the Standard Stats
tics Company, follow:
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McGrGlC-HiI Income
Near Total of. 1929

McGraw-EIill Publishing Co. and
subsidiaries reported today for the
olx months ended June 80 q net
profit of s1.102. .33s. equivalent 20
SL184 q share On 10000 no par
Ghares q common stock. Ii1is
compares with e1.l2e.o73 or S1to
Q shakR on the same share bass
N TIE he 1s3o uerlo4.
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LOCAL STOCKS

tFurnIshed by W. B Hibbs & Col
SALES
Capital. Traction SIS, $1,OOO094,
81, 10000 @9324, $1,000 93a4, $1,000
@93h.
washington Gas 6s A, $1,000
1O2, $1,000 l02.
Norfolk and. Washington Steam
boat rts., 2016A.
Potomac Electric 51as pfd., SO
109. 1@1O815.
Washington Railway and Elec.
trio pfd., 3@9e, 1O@981s.
American Security and Trust
Co. So 100.
FederaEAmerican Co. pfd., so
Lanston Monotype, 10@11s1s.
Mergenthaler. 10 0STAs, 400
S71s. 2a q
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction SIS. 5000 S33L,
Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Is. $1,OOO089.
Norfolk and Washington Steam.
h0at rtS 26ik
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Lake Erie Iron Ore
ShiD1nents LOIUeT

Iron ore shipments from Lake
Erie docks to interior furnaces
during the first 10 days Of July
totaled 1905, ,337 tons.
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costs will mean increased Use,
thus making UP. the difference.
I believe, however, that those
wanting to take q long position
In Gas have 81 good chance Of
getting It lower.
Stepping on the Gas
The Motors didn't do so well
in view Of, the talking point in
their favor, the reopening Of, the
automobile plants after, the July
Shutdowns. They were strong,
but only fractionally higher in
the main.
Most Of the motors. General
Motors and Auburn especially,
are up. considerably from their
June. lows and seem to have dis
counted a. definite improvement
for q while anyway. Believe they
will. go higher, hut nothing
startling on the, upside seems
likely until the new models show
they are going over big. At that,
I hear that the General Motors
group is going to make q real
try to push the stock above so.
The oils looked good and should
do better. They. usually move
above this time every year when
consumption is running highest,
and there are enough bull talk
ing points in the petroleum situa-
tion to give them q real whirl.
The two Standards, Jersey and
California. acted especially well.
Here and There
The Soviet orders should help
international Harvester, though
the domestic agricultural Situa-
ton is a sore spot. The same
applies to Case Threshing. Rise
in wheat prices because Of a
situation like drought, as we have
at present, isn't as bullish fac
tor as 1t seems, for thousands of
farmers will go broke In the loss
Of their crops.
A pool has begun working in
.Cosde1 Oil on the curb. Earn
ings are said to have made q
decided comeback in the second
quarter. Durant has resumed
bullish activities. I am told. Bea-
.trice Creamery is attracting more
attention by its steady expansion
and increase in earnings. I hear
American. Telephone is going
higher. IT has more reason to;
than most of the Others on the
big board. Gold Dust should do
better. The stock has been held
down by the serious illness Of its
chief sponsor.
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Radio

Radios tWo-point rise was &C
cornpanied by reports Of good
buying in the stock. Insiders are
becoming active again. /. hear,
and also a leading operator be
hind past moves. Earnings for
the first six months may be as
high as so per cent Of the pre-
ferred dividend requirements, I
am told, though other guesses are
considerably lower.
This is an achievement, after
a bad first quarter and q better
showing is likely the rest Of the
year. Interests close to the man.
agemellt. However, are guarded
in their forecasts and merely
consider Radio 8 good specula.
tion on reactions. which about
sums it up.
Strength in Consolidated Gas
was d surprise in view Of the at
tacks Oh the coIapa1Y's proposed
service charge in its rate reduc.
ton program. Reports from the
floor Of the Exchange indicated
that short covering was mainly
responsible. From the longTllll
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NE WS
In Todays
rIAccIEIEn Ans
CLASSIFIED ADS

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SHORE AND MOUNTAIN PROP
ERTY FOR sALE-Furnished cot
taree. large OR small; golf course,
swiImnnlng pOOl. cold nights; eleva-
tion, 1,lOO feet; 10 miles from
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT
Eye st. N. W.; connecting front
rooms for light housekeeping; $50
monthly.
AUTOMOBILE FOR sALE-Nash
Roadster. 1895; good conditien;
S1SS. terms.
HOUSES FOR RENT-Furnlslaed or
nnfwPmlshed. 8 minutes from city;
three to four rooms. party FUR
nlshed; shady. garden. chicken
houses, electricity, grapes; near
cars. month free rent, SIS to $so
monthly.
APARTATENTs FOR RENT-Fur-
nInhea 81 uafaFnlshed; see these
anartmemts; ready 20 mORe In; best
nrlea in meighbaFhood. near Milllnn-
nalsaF RFl1ga. oveFlsoklng H0ek
Creek RaFk; resident maaagof.
m0ARD AND ROOM-Eha Rsse
IwWs neuly emrmlIhn@ ai1gle and
dnuR7a runnIa. an muzeFn la1pE0Ee-
mr1tss p8ssss elsslls.8 msals.
yRrrs - -ssssHgkfs- ea ssms - mra
nrr-nseSzs r1wsTsssrlneafs wuu swiH f.M@ :
nlIa frwa oz4 Hmnl4 clunleGl -
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The Barometer
ssWiIl steel cross 17O?''

Wiu steel cross l3Uy
This is the absorbing question
la. the street today. for this Is
the resistance point established
a. week aRo. Steel came out on
the tape Just once at ITO last
Tuesday and then ran away as
II it had stepped on q red-hot
coal
Tt must 60 through to estab-
lish q new trend and lead the
rest OF the market up, otherwise
it viii mean that the powers
that-he have determined that
stocks have reached their limit
for the time being. Whether it
does or not Immediately. how
ever, doesn't affect the long-rtn
view Of things. From an earn
Ing standpoint, steel is the cheap
est leader on the big board, with
General Motors running 1t q
close race.
Grand, silver was higher on
the resumption of. pool activity.
I hear that the sponsors intend
to create e wider market for the
stock. A big market operator is
said to be bullish on the com
pany and Is reported TO have
taken 3 long position in the
stock. Earnings for the year are
running at the rate OF $3.50 per
share, those close to the manage
naent declare.
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point Of view, lower electricity
costs will mean increased Use,
thus making up the difference.
I believe. however. that those
wanting to take. . long position
In Gas have good chance Of
getting It lower.
The Washington times., 1930-08-05

80. :::is rs :sS':::i';;:: = - r = - IS
The Washington times., 1930-08-05

Used Cars ut economical prices
are advertised today In the Cias-
aIfieGI Automobile fur Sale c0lumns.
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Resort and Travel Dept,
The Washington Times.
Washington. d. Q.
1nelssed please flnd eents for
mailing copy Of y0aF Summer Re.
sort aaS Travel Guide to-
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The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Special Notices

erty: stored in the following 'Ta flames O!SRi VIII
Be sold for storage charges January 14th.
1891. at 1920 You Street N. w. at 2:3O
O'clock: Margaret Atkinson, Geo. W.
ssa'nniSser; s'6nIo .rnn,, MT or ,. MFs O. barron,
BESSIE FeSds.d BrpadTg chas; = Burkhards: Or
Frank Campbell, Mrs ROW RoWena % r. Cart: Az
wright. Mrs. Eliza Cave, e. Cograve,
Florence B. Colbert. Mrs. Steve Collins,
Mr.. or Mrs. VIM. F. Cush. Miss F. Davis,
Mrs. Nellie Day. Rev. Isaac Derrick Nash
E6s. EEnsls; Ms; T: G@9rrlns @ fountain, george
son. Charles GlSscoe, M Mrs. Willie E1fiS eisse,
Leo ". Green, Miss Mary D. Gross, Mrs
BERTHE N. Harris, Elizabeth Harris. Mr., or
Mrs John W. Harrison, Bertha Z. Haw-
kMins' M Alexander MaI Hennsman. Miss H. Hill,
Mrs. Joseph H. Hunt, Mrs. r. B. Huston,
Mr.. or Mrs. Granville r. johnson, ]. W.
johnson. Mrs. Sarah johnson. Dr. Walter
p. Keene. y. s. G. King, e. E. Kirby, Mr..
or Mrs. Anthony Lee, B. W. Lewis, Mrs. N
Mcconnell deceased or Mrs Celia Saun.
Mayes. Ernest Miltier. Mrs. Edna Newton.
NaTgaret Reed. MessrS John 4. ReIIey''
A., Reveii r. 9. Roberts. Mrs. Lena R Rob b.
inson, Frank Rogers. Mrs. Marie Russell,
Mrs, A.. =. SatteF. Alfred Smallwood. Mrs.
Y: ?. 8; cslir o or \ $. Wheslet Frank
Waidron. @ fISf' Mrs. KoseBad or m Mary 'RIan WeIsS,
"a Whitley. Mrs. +. 2. Wilkens, James
Wood. FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY,
The Washington times., 1930-12-22

CALL DISTRICT $3.50
ASK FOR AN AD rAKER,
COLLECTION MADE AFTER
PUBLICATION
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Automobiles (135),

BUICK-Master coupe, 20: Q wire wheels,
sacrifice $675. 1888 14th st. n. W.
BUICK Coupe, late model, perfect in every
respect, only $685.; '29 Mash Coupe.
81 956 ir 2s pynSHtR yTSE1 So6 1873 sscSoS e. pSs as
Dealers, 1909 14th St. N. W. Dec. 1910.
CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, 1896
New tires; runs good; 500. terms.
646 Md. Ave. N. z. Line. OTIS.
CHEVROLETS, 193O-1927, priced from $96
to S476 in coupes. sedans, coaches and
cabriolets. Buy at the home of "Trew
Values" The Trew Motor Co., 1903
14th st. Decatur 1910,
1920 CHEVROLET Coach. blue. looks like
new; 80 days free service: fully equipped.
II you can buy for less your deposit re-
funded. Special trade and terms, S328O
MANDELL CHEVROLET %,
&8 d Good Hopa I'd. D. Ea AnAcoWt@ ~
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Real Estate
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE-D. G. 81

Beautiful Individual Home,
4914 ADD ST. N. VI,
SO, ,25O.
New 7-room home, sleeping porch. fine
garage, large fenced lot. nicely Handicapped; {;
walnut finish throughout downstairs, col
ored tile bath. 3 good-sized bedrooms.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
1910 VT. AVE. DISTRICT 9170.
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Want - Miscellaneous

FURNITURE bought and sold; good priess
paid. Margolius, 800 9Th NV. Net. 963a
! AM IN IMMEDIATE NEED Of quantity
of good substantial used furniture. Can
pay cash. Metropolitan 3O61.
The Washington times., 1930-12-22
Automobiles (l3)

1928 CHEVROLET Coach, new tires,
fully equipped, unusually clean cut: 30
for 'f Less ::S' Ts vii EEsaS EGSa BUY SS.Sa SsF y0s as
~ MANDELL CHETRotET co.
49lh and Good Hope Rd. AnacQgtlas y. 2.
cHIX2Eo9LET 1.X2E9 EoADsTgECRR. TEE Lats l92SE.- ~.
o45 I'D. Ave. n. b. Unc. 0i7s.
CHRYsLER-RoyaI coupe. special 8; Eun
1000 miles: looks inst Ike new, 81 800.
Tsnn 1eE,ns g, or trade. 6Ao Maryland Ave. n. ~
DE- sgso soTU S.s sOSs e, b: .o; ssss tG
an S offcsS o. osn tHs local. U DodSs % dssierS
This car e perfect and like new in every
deta1l and e., carries same service .. new car, car
your car e part payment. Ask 70 zee
Mr.. Schneidere car. sales manager.
1909 18th gEFW 81 " v MOTOR CO; Decatur 1910
EGGeSS.s&sS!s Gs.ss &ssss c1 0s 81 p H1s isoS
@a2ol HSlo ;ufSd fSd. G9 IasA ssof &: "
RQadetsrS and Coaches. We honegtly DO
s1cS low yHS pSss an91Sr 9S 9s' Ths Sona
average and are ready to 60. Be sure to
~ buoeg US1osS OuyluB - tuS nome Ok
y. W. Decatur 1910,
derful condition; SI20 down IL notes,
$2s: HSndlsy Motor. $3.50 Ga. Ave.
FoRD Sport Roadster, tumble seat, appeay::
ance like new; 30-day guarantee. II
you can buy for less we viii gladly refund
your depodt-S246, easy terms.
-MANpELL CHEVROLET co.
18th 9 Good HOPE I'd: 8. e, Anaoostta. y. o.
FORD COUPE. excellent condition.. SQ6.
saundere Motor Co, 1918 d 81. q. W.
aEAiBAT1o ESAiBSA T1oaAEGHss.sSaAi SABs5S9Ha% s1s9d 1855 1858
terms or trade. Gas Nd. Ave. N. z.
: sEMMEs MOTOR Co. 1926 l4th y. W,
NASH CABRIoLET. l02e-9275, tcTms.
NAsH-special sedan. 1929: must be
1lnS. sSid esCs.%. q wee 1S'0 OA'o' 0H ~ T.
Nash sedan; ls2s, s2ss; ga.S 5 io2e g - H9ds0n IS I
ss4s: 1e$s Shry:isr ceups. tumble s ssss:
pcal'Ts; e p:c.tTR ERES ETS,S SoToR co. 1909 18th
FAIAHS A6To MHRT. AT 1873 i4tS 81. Il. Y. W.
WHIPPET sEDAN. 192s-Exceilent ccn-
Ave. n. D. Linc. OTIS.
HIGH GRADE USED CABS AT BARlAIN
PRICES. See them. WARFIELD MOTOR
CO., 1130 Conn. Ave. n. W.
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Rentals
ROOMS IN HOTELS

NEAT coiored girl at once for dining room
work: only experienced need apply 7A7
10th ST. N W,
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SEVENTH STREET SAVINGS BANK
DIVIDEND NO. 81
The Board of Directors has declared the
usual semi-a annual dividend of $500 per
share, payable December 81, 1880, to
SGockhoiders Of record ct the close Of buSi-
Hess December 20. 1880.
JOHN n. DelEARC0
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Rentals
BOARD AND ROOM

THE MANCHESTER. 1925 NJ st. n. W.
Attractive rooms, private bath, phone;
good meals: special rates Govt clerks.
FIRST ST. N. W.. 23O1-Home cooking,
cheerful rooms. home-like. Dec. O668.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-07
|seeN NHDAqH gn R AAAAsshz AAAAsshzN bv Mary DahEbeFg

SYNOPSIS: Rescued from some Mexican insurgents by Dagger Marley, youthful Texas giIl, Blaine Howard, American adventurer, ar1u.5s the love of his reaeuer. Dagger is heart broken when Howard is reported killed cn the Wo-tern Front in France. Later che meets Captain John Vancering, flying ace. and marriee him just before he re- turns tc the fr6nt, where he is wounded. Vane ring comes heme after the Armistice, br0k- on by heavy drinking and un- able to take up any useful pur- suit. Renewc q plcadings by Dagger, finally win him t0 promise to reform, but the same day he is killed in an airplane craah. Dagger is invited to France to visit Dick Yelling, an old friend of her ranch days, who is now an English lord, and has married Blaine Towards widow Emily. Tn the midst of her mourning fer Vaneering she finds herself still thinking of Howard, her first love.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-07
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 OF CONSTIPATION

A Battle Creen physician says. Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediately relief has been found. A tablet called Rexall Order lies has been discovered. This tab let attracts water from the system into the lazy. dry, evaculating bow el called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose.
 Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night Next day bright. Get 24 TOT 25c today at the nearest Rexall Drug Store.
 Butler-Mauro Drug Co. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-07

onced once more the sensation of having terminated a phase of her life.
 Everything thrilled her. the din- gy Care St. Lazaire, the porters who scampered alongside the slow
 moving train. the vivid gestures and speech of the descending pas ssngers, the pompous demeanor Of the railroad officials. Walking slow ly with Marie behind the porter who trundled her luggage, she bent an eager eye upon the throng outside the barrier. An. there he wasl Dear Diekl A little stouter, and oddly conventional in his well-cut civilian clothes. He sighted her at the same moment, and his one arm went up in a gesture of greeting.
 Dear old thing he welcomed her. Its immense to see you. Emily wanted to come, but she thought the first time"
 That was understanding of her Dick. I think I'm going to love her"
 You will, ne predicted. She's sweet. Taken the gaf, herself, you know-knows what a beatin' you've had. All both of us want to do is just make you happy
 If you'll try, you two, I'm sure you'll make me happy And after 8 pause Dagger went on T do so want to be happy, Dick. I feel the way I used to when Convent was cut, and I'd come home to the ranch. Do you remember? How you and Uncle Jim would sit up with me that first night and drink Bour- bon, and tell me what had hap
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-07
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT

SERIAL NO. 07547
 In the United States Land Office for the Juneau Land District al Anchorage, Alaska.
 Tn the Matter of the Application of CHICHAGOFF POWER COM PANY, corporation organized under the laws of Alaska. for patent to the AURUM NO. l, AURUM NO. 2, AURUM NO. B. AURUM NO. 4, AURUM NO. 5, AURUM NO. 6, AURUM NO. T, AURUM NO. 8, AURUAs NO. 9. AURUM NO. 10, AURUM NO. II, AURUM NO. 12, and AURUN FRACTION NO. l, lode mining claims, embraced in U. s. Min eral Survey No. 1874, situated on Chichagoff Island, in Chichagoff Mining District, Sitka Recording Precinct, First Judicial Division, Alaska, and forming one contigu- ous group.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Chichagoff Power Con- pany, corporation organized und- CT the laws of Alaska, whose post office a d dress is 424 Goldsteiu Building, Juneau, Alaska, has filed it's application in the U. s. LanS Office at Anchorage, Alaska, for patent for the Aurum No. l, Aur- um No. 2, Aurum No. 8, Aurum No. 4, Aurum No 5, Aurum No. 6. Aurum No. '. Aurum No. 8. Auruc, No. 9, Aurum No. 10, Aurum No II, Aurum No. 12, and Aurua, Fraction No. l, lode mining claims forming one contiguous group If lode mining claims and include l within U. S. Mineral Survey N, 1874, situated in the Chichaeo;f Mining District, Territory of Al aska, Sitka Recording Precinct, First Judicial Division at Chichaporf Post Office on Chichagoff Island Alaska, and more particularly de- scribed as follows:
 AURUM NO. l LODE
 Beginning at corner No.
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 whence U. s. L. M. No. T on
 the shore Of Klag Bay bears S
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Chapter 21
OFF TO SEE THE WORLD

When the Eiffel Tower loomed in the distance, and from the boat train windows Dagger glimpsed the sprawling roofs of Paris, silhouetted dimly against the misty winter sky, her heart pounded with an exquisite excitement. She was on the verge of new adventure. She experi-
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In tcm0rrow's chapter Dagger meets Blaine Towards widow, now Dick Welling's wife, and whom she had hated jealOusly when she first fell in love with Howard in Texas.