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The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-27
BURKE'S PLATE FOUND 15O MILES UP LARD; PASSENGERS NOT LOCATED

port where they will be quartered until the arrival of the tender Swal- low.
 After a conference with Capt. s. Halvorsen, commander of the coast guard cutter Cygan, it was decided to first search Nakat, Willard and Fillmore Inlets, not of which have yet been explored. The Cyygan will also make a survey of Nahat Inlet.
 The last report of Renahan's ship thus far has been at Lucy Island, where he was seen flying north ward at ' p. m. October 2S.
 The navy planes are of the same V. used in the naval air map ping expeditions in Alaska. Lieut. enant Greber has charge of one plane, with Aviation Pilot I. P. Moragne and Radioman L. E. Ges- sell as crew. The other ship is commanded by Chief Radio Electric ian Alexander, carrying as crew Aviation Pilot s. T. Pigott and Ra- dloman H. J. ScoII.
 Eckman Coming Back
 Anscel Eckmann, who arrived in Seattle from Ketchikan by way of Prince Rupert and Alert Bay, was against returning north to continue the search, but he insisted and was given permission. He will leave as soon as his plane is in con- dition.
 Over the radio from Station KJR at Seattle at 9:30 Friday night Eckman talked of his search for Renahan, Sam Clerf and Frank Fletcher. Eckman has already flown 5000 miles in search of the flyers, and announced that he would continue the search until they are found.
 Renahan said he did not believe that he himself had taken any great risks. He recognized the danger of being forced down in dangerous wa ters. but he declared the possibility was an incident to his work
 Anscel's voice broke a little at a reference he made to Hatcher.
 Frank was but boy" Anscel said. "He was not yet 21. He went with me to Alaska on my first flight there about two years ago. We have lighted on open seas and inland lakes. We have camped and slept
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-27
S. S. VICTORIA MAKES FIRST CALL OF THE
 SEASON AT WRANGELL

The steamer Victoria arrived in Wrangell at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning with the following passen- gers for this port; Mrs. F. T. Rich field, Mrs. Lillian Lewis, J, B. Heath.
 Embarking for Petersburg was Fred Choquette; for Juneau, Claude Helgeson, Jack Smith.
 The Victoria is replacing the steamer Northwestern which lost it's rudder near Cane Spencer about two weeks ago, and was lowed te Se- attle for repairs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-27

MT. and Mrs. Lars Stokke of the Lesnoi Island fox farm, are. passen- gers to Seattle on the Yukon, en- route to Lerviklandet, Norway.
 A. B. Anderson of the Anderson Bros. boat shop, was passenger to Seattle on the Yukon to be gone about ten days on business.
 Passengers embarking on the Northland last Thursday were For Petersburg-Capt. J. Acton, Cliff Wayho. For Juneau: Frank Stokel, N. A. McEachran. Chet Johnson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-27

J. c. Smith, pioneer resident of Wrangell. was passenger to Ju- neau on the Victoria, to be gone about a week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-27

Why worry?-you know they'll like photographs for Christmas. Call, Mercer's Studio in the Vreatt Bldg. and arrange a sitting, day or night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-11-27

Fred Choquette is / making the trip to Petersburg on the steamer Victoria.
Evening star., 1930-12-14
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
o the Health Department in the last "a
iours:
Hntoaio 5a al and "J Josephine ain Vicino, girl.
Samuel A. and Julia Z. Davis, girl.
John and Anna L. story; girl.
George H and Josephine A. Reid, girl.
Arthur B. and Alice K Joseph, girl
Alec and Minnie oisPPoid, girl -,
JSeop JSe 2 9na and Frances am6s sr Er
Martin G. and and Catherine Rose, eiri
GeoTse s s amH and isq2erh Mariore Msrsbs girl S
RAYMOND and Ruby johnson, girl.
Bertus D. and Mamie I. Thomas, girl.
John and Mary McMichael, girl
James B. and Mildred e Loneley, boy.
Harry E. and Jean Murphy, boy.
FREDERICK P. and Laura N: Hulvey. boy.
Charles G. and Nellie L. Shores, boy.
Samuel P. ano Katie Fisher, boy.
James E. and Mildred Queen, boy.
Isaac B. and Marjorie Simon. boy twins.
George G. and Leanora Hogan. boy.
Fred E. and Edith Katzner. boy.
Ernest F. and Lula Davis. boy.
Pete and Margaret Berger, boy.
Morris G and Elizabeth Nichols. boy.
William L. and Esther Moore. boy.
Hence and Anna Giles, boy.
Walter W. and Effe Gait. boy.
James and Rosa M, Mullen, girl
Harry and Naomi Jackson. girl,
sen5mn semgfl and and IoIss ee k%PeT YoRes f5 bGy
Earl and Lucille Lewis, boy.
David and Eva Johnson, boy.
Roy and Edna Jones, boy.
George and Mary Houston, boy.
Augustine and Mable Green, boy.
George and Margie Miller, boy.
Charles and Marth Freeman. boy.
James and Bessie Tymes, girl
Wendell c. and Helen E. Talferro, girl
Isiac and Rosie E. Jackson, girl.
Evening star., 1930-12-14
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in The last "a
hours:
Lee S. Overman, rs. Shoreham Hotel.
Julia A. Dunlop, SO. EmergenCy Hospital
House.
Emory e. Berry, So. 5o4 L st. ne
Josephine Lynch. 50, SIG ST. ne.
Catherine W. Byrne, ST. George Washing
t. Hospital.
Jerry D. Murphy AZ, Casualty Hospital.
Samuel Shaw. AZ. Sibley Hospital
Margaret Thomas, 55, Freedmens Hospital.
Kato Bray. so, Freedmen Hospital.
Sonney Suber, 81, l03 4th st.
Robert P. Jones, /, 405 P st.
Delaney Robinson, |, 440 Eye st.
Nelson ]. Kiser. 10 months, Children S
Hospital.
Evening star., 1930-12-14
NATIVE WASHINGT0NIAN
! EXPIRES ON LONG ISLAND
Mrs. Bette B. Swayze, 80, Had
Lived With Son Several Years.
Funeral to Be Tomorrow.

News of the death of Mrs. Bette B.
SwayZe. a native of Washington, was
reviewed here yesterday from Port
Washington, Long Island, where she
had lived with her son. Robert Farnum
Swayze, for several years, Mrs. Swayze
was 83 years old
Funeral services will be held in Port
Washington tomorrow morning, with
Rev. v. o. Anderson, pastor of st,
Agnes Episcopal Church, officiating.
Interment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry there.
In addition to her son, Mrs. Swayze
is survived by sister Mrs. Lula Adams
Ewers, and brother, Byron S. Adams.
Evening star., 1930-12-14
UarnH nf Ttanks

CREAMER. ELLIS I. We wish to extend
our sincere thanks and appreciation TO our
many friends and relatives for their ex;
preSSionS OF sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our beloved hus-
osnd and father, ELLIS L CREAMER.
MRS. ELLIS L CREAMER AND SONS,
MELVIN AND VERNON
FORD. MARY E. We sincerely thank our
many friends for their kind expressions OF
sympathy at the death Of our beloved
mother, MARY Z FORD
HER CHILDREN. NELLIE F. GILLEN AND
ROBERT H. FORD.
HAMILTON. GUSSIE We wish to extend
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives and friends for their kindness
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
during the illness and at the death OF
our wife and sister, GUSSIE HAMILTON
JOSEPH HAMILTON, ANNA ADAMS. .
Evening star., 1930-12-14
Safe in the arms of Jesus. l6

THOMPSON, WALTER ]. On Thursday,
December IL. 1880, at Freedmens Hos
pital, WALTER J. THOMPSON, beloved
husband of Susan ThompsoA, devoted son
OF John Thompson. He leaves other rela-
tives and friends Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd
and Eye sts s.w. Funeral Sunday, De-
Evening star., 1930-12-14
THOMSON, AUDREY NJ. On sa.ur

IHOMPSON' AUDkEY NJ on SATURDAY.
residence, 720 9Th st. ne, Apt. 2. AUDREY
M THOMPSON. devoted mother of Perry
J. and William A. Thompson, daughter OF
the late Hugh M. and Harriet L. Perry.
loving sister of Mayme B. Ashton and of
December H. at i o'clo:k. from ia Car.
roll st. Sc; thence to Ebenezer M. E.
Church, 4th and d sts. Sc. Rev. r. w.
8, Thomas, pastor
Evening star., 1930-12-14
FOUND.
LOST.

DOG, male, part airedale and collie, black
and brown head. 1920 Pa. ave. s.e.
Evening star., 1930-12-14

VAN HORN, JOSEPH CLARENCE. Sud-
denly. on Friday. December IL. 1880. at
his residence. 942 New York ave NV,
JOSEPH CLARENCE VAN HORN. Funeral
from Saffelrs chapel. 5th and H sts. NV,
on Monday, December is, at IL am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment at
Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Va. IA
Evening star., 1930-12-14

TYLER. NELLIE b. On Saturday. Decem-
Der 13, 1880, at the residence of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. p. Rayner 3502 30th st. n W.,
NELLIE B., widow of w. w. Tyler. aged
6s years. Funeral from the above resi-
pm. Friends invited to attend. Inter-
ment Plainfield, N j. is
Evening star., 1930-12-14

THURMAN, SALLIE. On Saturday. Decem-
Der I3, 1880. at Freedmen's Hospital
sALLIE THURMAN. devoted sister Of
genia Hurt. Funeral Monday, December
Is, at $3.50 pm. from the w. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1872 You ST n WI Is
Evening star., 1930-12-14

VAUGHN. THOMAS Z. The Crispus At.
tucks Relief Association announces the
death of Brother THOMAS E. VAUGHN
December 12. 1890. and that the funeral
will be held Sunday, December IA, at 80
pm. from the Metropolitan A. NJ e
Church;
Evening star., 1930-12-14

POLICE BADGE No 1896; lost December II
in Southwest section Return to precinct
No. and reward 14s
Evening star., 1930-12-14

THOMAS. MARGARET ELLEN. On Satur-
day, December 13, 1880. at 4:10 am. at
Freedmen's Hospital, MARGARET ELLEN
THOMAS of Sideburn. Va. beloved wife OF
David j. Thomas, devoted mother Of Mabel
j. and Gertrude Thomas. loving sister of
Nellie jackson. Susie Wright. Annie Has
kins, Mildred Grimes. Henry, Jesse, Ander-
son and Eddie Wright. She also leaves
mains resting at her late residence. Side
burn. Va, after 3 pm. Sunday. Funeral
Little Zion Baptist Church, Burke. Va,
Rev. A. B. Fisher oficisting Relatives
ten6.
Evening star., 1930-12-14

POLICE DOG, male; name Duke" tag, long
ham Md l4a
Evening star., 1930-12-14
WILLIAM STEPHEN FULLER, President.
7 e pTJPTTC Sacrefarv

VAUGHN, THOMAS e. The Elder Mems
Relief Association announces the death Of
Brother THOMAS e. VAUGHN on Decem-
Der IL. 1880, and that the funeral will be
held from the Metropolitan A. NJ. T..
Church, Sunday, December IA, at 1890 pm.
H. H. NAYLOR, President.
Evening star., 1930-12-14

POODLE, white. male; answers TO Tiny;
strsyed away 10 days ago. Phone Clev.
1882. Liberal reward.
Evening star., 1930-12-14

ROSARY, silver, in small purse, in down
town or S.W. section. 454 11th st. s.w. 15'
brook and Peace Cross. Reward. Tel Pot.
1627-W. IA
Evening star., 1930-12-14

PECTACLES-Straight ear pieces, tortoise
shell; Thursday, downtown section, probably
Palais Royal Reward. Metropolitan 2586.
WATCH CHARM-Will person who found
my watch charm kindly return IT to me?
Reward: G. C.. Shinn, Suite $40 woodward
Evening star., 1930-12-14

Fun Synchronous
Electric hall clock (dS
pictured to the lett,
beautiful colonial de-
sign. Honduras ma
hogdny three cor
nered case. Height
6 IT. / in. Width is
inches. Depth 9 in.
Swinging, grilled front,
hinged doors and in
ner shelUes for books
and ornaments, and
beautiful dial make
it instantly appealing
Evening star., 1930-12-14

oL John thompson he leaves other rela-
the the John E1n =: T Rhines funeral chapel Srd
ce%beT nn eye H. s' at S Dover 9%fr'l Dee Sunday Pe
THURMAN, sALLIE. On Saturday. Decem-
sALLiE THURMAN Ftsa@sas dsVoted sisfsF hGsP'St oi
IS. at $50 pm. from the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1882 You st. NV. is
bs4 r. gd M +. r on % S. 9sS
ter; Mrs. W. P; Rayner. 1902 3oth. st. NV,
SE g 7sa4s B. nsPS TsGS IF row tS. Ts EY: a. as
dence on Monday, December Is. at 73O
nn1 nnt pgiGndTa Frie1dS inyited to attend Inter
VAN HORN. JOSEPH CLARENCE. Sud-
Seny Gn rridS axa H. 1880
from satfeil's Chapel 5th and II sts. reV n.w., T.,
on Monday, December IS, at II am. Reis.
Columbia GARDENS HrSsH Cemetery, 1Esrmen' Va. AZ
VAUGHN. THOMAS Z. The Crispus At
tlc;s tucks Relief Association snnounces the
Decem6er H. 1880. and that tbs bsAtSGasi t55erSi
win be, held Sunday, Decem6er a. at 'i 80 30
pm. from the Metropolitan A. NJ. e.
WILLIAM STEPHEN FULLER, President.
j. c. BURLLs, Secretary.
VAUGHN. THOMAS z. The Elder Mems
sfoher e. the on dfsss pseeS
Der IL: 1880, and that the funeral will be
uelu from Lne metropolitan A. M. e..
Church, Sunday, December IA, at 1890 pm.
J. C. BURLLS. Secretary.
VAUGHN. THOMAS e. Frederick Douglass
Relief Association announces the death of
THOMAS E. VAUGHN Funeral from Met
ropoIitan A. M. E. Church. NJ st. near 18th
nv. Sunday, December IA, 1880, at 1.3o
ALFRED H. F. sELBY, President.
EDGAR L. KENNEY, Secretary.
WHITE. MARY 4: Suddenly, on Saturday,
December ls; 1880. at 3:sO pnn;. at her
WHfTE' beloved H Wife Of the the late MAF Robert Fl
II. White. Remains resting at Zurhorsts
funeral .parlors. 301 East Capitol st. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
FLOYD z. On Thursday. De-
dence Hospital. FLoYD E., beloved Ti hus-
band of Maude ". Whitlock Funeral
from w. w. Chambers funeral home, i400
Chaplin ST. NV, Monday, December IS, ct
pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WILLIAM HAYCOCK. In
LIAM HAYCOcK WiLKERsON aged 4
years, son Of Daniel c. and louise Hay
cock Wilkerson. 14s
JUNIUS. Departed thIs life on
Wednesday. December 10. 1890, at 9 pm,
JUNIUS WILSON, husband of Henrietta
Reed Wilson and brother of Charles. dam
and Esther Wilson of Lafayette, LaN Fu-
neral Monday, December Is. at p.m.,
from Adams & Shoots parlors, 2425 Aich-
ols ave. Sc. Relatives and friends inv1ted,
Rev A. L. Criglar ofhciatinG. 1nternfanAs
Rosemont Cemetery.
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JUNIOR YANKS
UNIT PLANNED
Lions Club Sponsoring
Organization For
Younger Boys

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nsn-. Is expected 70 starr =
Brownsville some tire TEX Tesk.
according 70 Col Sobe Z Roberts.
originator CT the organization ard
who Eas q visitor II this city
Thursday
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M the JUz1o- YsnE and B-oEr<-
vile CIf-zen VINO hare become
Identified with tie organization
are L. L. Adzrlscn. president or
the Lions club and connected with
the Frontier Lumber COMPANY. w.
L DodScn- principal Of the Er1o-
high school, and = Z Tr11he.
Architect
Tie Junic- ysrE CT America Is
for boys from o 10 IL years O. z-s.
inclusive, and features : recreation
program carried OUT on q nIlI-s-y
plan The 6ea EaS originated e
Gel Rober-s Il Szz Antonio T.
1898 for F1-- Sam Houston hoTE.
and has spread oTe- the safe C
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
LIONS DISCUSS
CHARITY CASES
8axiinren Club Hears Of
Community Chest And
Its Progress

~ SAT- C0--eSpc1ce1l
EAEIINGES. Dec. E-C1z-I-y
an re Better Business Bureau
x-zre1 the interest q TIRE HARM
zen Liens Cub a. the Plaza Hotel
Tnz<<-zT. RE former being os-
czz<ed y C. Ln--ner Broxr- pres
E<-1 OF the cub and Tire latter ~
Z W Acke-. Mansfield Ohio bank
- No s making investments -
rE-x sec-l-n-
L-- Brown sid that the c0n-
rzzr--y chest organization had
Ezx1e6 70 zer 90 baskets CT food
. % donated 70 the pocr a.
Christmas but that /. appeared 500
Eo1d be secured Names OF needy
are desired Al civic o-zar-zzr-oE
n TIE CITY are cooperating u the
r-zr ard food manufacturers have
rezpo-cE6 generously.
Eoz super ~ which iErc1eS
MI - auc-lorec q. E-l - he'd
1t re senior high school F-.6zy
r-E1-- Dee q u raise Ec-eT With
w13 EeS1 meat nay - purchased
tcr 10 BASKET
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nzc11er u hclo- C the foc.EzI-
team and <zc1-.T a the Reese
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