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Lovely Women
Depend Upon This
Safe Preparation

Thousands Of particular women use
Keys Astringent Powder in their daily
douche. They know from experience
that personal hygiene is essential to
health, daintinesS and charm.
Daily, more and more women are de-
pending on this safe, non-irritating
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too, will be delighted with its soothing,
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Get a soc box Of Keys Astringent
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day one or two teasp0onfuls In a
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more pleasant to use and more effec-
tive.
KEYS POWDER is safe does
not contain any ingredients to injure
or harm the most delicate membra mes.
soc and $1.0O boxes at PEOPLES and
other good druggists.
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HELP-WOMEN.

4 4AA1A1A - W OAsAASANs
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around expert.
| enced. s25 per week and commission; stead,
| Job. 8 Fla. ave. NV.
CURTAIN FINIsHERs. experienced; stead,
position. Arcade Sunshine Co.. 713 Lamont
wholesale stationery store; make out bills
o oRn SandSrns Box 5iSs star aqds oee in
GIRLS t2l. neat. Intelligent: 10 learn beauty
culture; Is nw' Beauty Shop. between Il
GIRLS, colored. wanted to operate electric
Tsw " nW maG hoo@ experienced Apply goa
sasa4s sma afa s.as rs Hs s5a beauty s.
Bldg. between and II am.
HAND IFo @'t5 one exgerisnSsd .h,ts also
Service Ser Laundry song Co., Bi~densba n1e'en Ma
Phone Hyaftsviile sis. S' 'au'
M MARS LIE WAIVER, win pay good salary.
MARCELLER GIRL, must be experienced
witt, clean appearance. 1907 Conn. ave,
oPERAToRs. expeTienced; also apprentice
Apply 42l5 Conn. ave. NV.
sALEswo9 PM to take orders for LEGAL con-
Apply us e 9Th st. n caiS VIII net 30 to 30
sTENoGRAPHER-de age 1928; some
exp. essential; reasonable salary. Adv.
Pleasant surroundings. Apply TIA Evans
UNDERGRADUATES NURSE, IS years or
over, for night duty in children's home; $50
per month. room and board. Address Box
WOMEN-Active in church or other organi-
cation work; whole or part time. Call be-
tween 10 IL am. 3213 l4th st. NV.
WOMEN-If you are unemployed and are
interested in the earning of at least $50
per day with opportunity for advancement
you Will md this proposition of interest
II can be worked on either whole or part
time basis. but success will demand con-
scientious work and some sales ability. Call
Miss Rose. Adams 1891 between and 8
Tuesday.
YOUNG LADY as P. B. x. operator and
general clerical work; state salary. Address
YOUNG LADIES-Catholic, for local sales
force; exceptionally pleasant work; expert
ence unnecessary. Call 8 to 10 or to 6
pm, 500 Peoples Life Insurance Bldg, 14th
YOUNG. LADIES, for curb service; must be
neat. Apply Harry's Blue Bird Barbecue,
Hoover Airport. Va.
YOUNG WOMEN to take orders for ONCE
speciality indispensable to stenographers.
absolutely new, time saving, attractive. low
priced. Every ONCE a prospect for one or
more; generous sales commission. Monday,
OPERATORS on power sewing
machines; steady work. 408
First st. Sc.
SALESWOMEN
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EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY WISHES FUR
nished room in comparatively new house or
apartment: July ! breakfast IL conven-
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WHEREVER YOU LIVE WE GALA, FOR
ana deliver no extra charge. Lady's dresses,
1Sc: cleaned and pressed. STAR IIGHT DRY
CSaL.EEAN1NG AND DYEING CO.. INC, zoos
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hLL DRESSES AND LADIES' COATS
cleaned. 81; mems suits and overcoats use.
Odorless Cleaners. Stores ali over
town. Kash and Harry.
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REDUCING = 10 TREATMENTS, IS; CABI-
net Turkish baths, baking. cleo. treatments;
results assured. North 620s. 1918 N. Sc
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. ail-around expert
enced. SIS per week and commission; steady
Job. 8 Fla. ave. NV.
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1A09 10th ST. NW.--Nicely furnished double
focr instant hot water. xeml-private bath;
home cooked meals; walking distances reas-
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1852 CALVERT ST. N.W.--Nurse offers care
fully planned. wen balanced Diet. 10 persons
special diet lovely room. Outside
guests taken References.
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TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Nice single front
southern exposure; home privileges.
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RESERVOIR = Large,
Joining bath; private
a 26l1 l3s
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RENT HOUsEs~UNFURNTsHED

NEARBY va. a ND. BEAGi-DETACHED.
S rms ba., recondftioned, Gag, elsc-, gar, $40;
also sta acres, s-rm.. be. house. hennery,
barn. fruit, shade, $50; also detached
bungalow, rms. ba., sas, -elec.i 3ss. EuL-
TON r. GORDON, Peo. ms. Bldg. Dis.
1881. Even, Clev. 473a
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si4e FLORIDA AVE NW.--Attraetlye rooms
IN private home nicely furnished; home
cnnElng North REn2 l1h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Z544 18th NV.
Five outside rooms, bath, Frigidaire. .Ss7.
Apt. or p, A. BLUNDON co.
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1917 EYE ST NV ROOMS AND BATH.
corner, we'll arranged. neatly furnished
maid service: s45 mo.
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BEAUTIFUL 10th ST. MANSION
Gentlemen; larve double room: twin beds;
also ssnglei exeellent tood. 1910 18th NV
1888 10th NV, business women.
Beautifully furnished rooms, every COM
fort best table ID city. North aI39.
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1919 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Ciri to share large
front bed room with Jewish girl; reasonable.
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,IRCLE, 1882 Florida ave.
i've room, private family.
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1881 H NW--Facing park, near downtown
basine;s and theaterss lovely rooms, single
and double home cooking reasonable. is
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s2S MD AVE NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
and porch, first floor; clean, neatly fur
nished; quiet adults; good location. la
PARK LEE. 1890 PARK RID N.W-MOD.,
Frig.; excellent loo; ! & 2 cool, beau fur.
rms. spacious dressing rm., hall, dinette. kit,
b., exposures; reasonable. Ad. 1882. i9s
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i26 WEBSTER ST. Nw-THREE ROOMS
and bath; bright. sunny apt; low rent.
Apply on premises.
The Penhurst, 4s H st. n.e-Two. three
and four iarge rooms with bath; modern
apartments. priced from $50 70 $40; lowest
renfs In tnun AnnlY On nremishS
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65I q ST. NE RooaEs, BATH. H-WH.
slec.; s45. 1870 Chaplin ST.. ny rooms
bath. h.-W.h., cleo. Groom, hath apartment,
anal, near park, $50; heat furnished. Net.
6e56 evenings, Georgia 2403.
CHEVY CHASE. d. Cr-DETACHED BRICK,
new. never occupied, near @. g. Circle 8
rms, 2 ba.. gar. Sis; no less. Ad. eeel-W.
sTx-RoOM COTTAGE TWO BATHS on
burner. garage
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APARTNTENTs-FUR. . UNFUR.
HOUSEs-FURNISHED.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-6 ROOMS
and baths; owner ordered out Of city
Can wisconsin 29e0-W.
Z ROOMS, RECREATION ROOM m BASE
ment; instant. hot water: lease 70 daaafahta
tenant. 1911 Buchanan st. NV.
227 ROSEMARY ST, CHEVY CHz6E--S
rooms, bath garage: nicely furn.. lagna
grounds; August Is 70 Oct. l. Col. 1853.
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THE MELROSE. I34s CLIFTON ST NV
Attractive. desirable, 4-room, kitchen, bath
month Apply UNION STORAGE, 705 Florida
ave NV North 0l04
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1920 EYE ST. NW.--Single room, very rea-
sonable; all conYeinences; continuous hot
water; ideal 1ncafinn
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dressing rm., sleeping porch, bath with
shower. cont h. W, every convenience
CARLISLE COURT. 1901 COL. RID. APT.
aoor: oItEide: redllced. SO. so.
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WE LOCATE YOU FREE.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eve st N w Dist 6768
HOTEL GR AZ 9I, UNDER

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Mr., and Mrs GEORGE G. CLARKE. genial
proprietors of the WESTMINSTER. 18th and
Que SITS. and other establishments in this
city, who recently acquired the HOTEL
GRAFTON, corner Connecticut ave. and De
Sales st. next door to Mayiiower Hoteil,
wish to announce that over 90 OF the rooms
in the hotel have been taken. There stu
remain a few choice rooms for permanent
guests ct s25 to $50 monthly. SPECIAL
RATES TO TOURISTS.
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1000 ST NV.
. '0''''' anu 2i42 o ST. NV. go 800 800
J rooms and bath ......,.,.....,.,. $500
l2I 18th ST NE.
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures $50 90
rooms and bath ...,.-... q -...,,... 50. 90
2os Mills BIDS Is ''0'' '''f Nat. 1855.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD-Niceiy furnished front
room, new house, double exposures private
family. Phone Wis. 38OA.
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DOWNTOWN, 1909 X NW.--Apt., large bed
room, kitchenette; also hall rooms, nice
z baths
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1920 ONTARIO RID. g SOS. N 18th AND
front. rms dinet. kit. bath; s55-$67.5e.
4 ROOMS AND BATH, ELECTRIC REFRIG-
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THE AsHMEAD-IN DELIGHTFUL RESI-
Dental neighborhood Two and three rms,
kitchenette and bath refrigerator elevator
in well managed property. very moderate
rents ManaRer on premises
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH,
second floor, 1924 Vermont ave. NV. See
Room Clerk, Burlington Hotel, ll2o Vermont
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lis EYE ST N.W.--Large we'll furnished
room; sleeping or Ink; convenient loca-
ton; h.-w.h.; no children; everything fur
nished $3.50 15s
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ROOMs-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
ROoMS-SuBuRRAN.

TWO LARGE COOL ROOMS, NICELY FUR
uished; house well shaded; convenient TO
car and bus lines. Phone Clarendon los-J-i.
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$40 r. / AVE Me- VERY LARGE
rooms, kitchen and bath. electric refrigera-
ton s44.50 Phone Resident Manager, Dec.
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THE VIRGINIA APARTMENTS, 2l20 G NV.
Attractive rooms, IS, So. Resident manager.
1929 18th n.w.-Rooms, $3.50, Sc, kitch-
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK 2726 CONN AVE.
Very desirable 2 and rooms, kitchen,
bath. reception hall; all outside; two tx
pOsureS; good closets
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NEAR 1sth-s LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS.
kit, bath; near movies, market. cars, buses,
$40 mo 1901 Lamont st NV.
AS 9Th NV ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH,
MILLER. i74s II ST. North 2so2,
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SHERMAN CIRCLE-Single front room, nice
~ furnished; gentleman. Adams 2582-J. Is
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24l0 PA AVE. N.W-Furnished rooms for
lght housekeeping. West 1887. 16'
1910 K ST NW.-One room, So per week;
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME city con-
Feniences; board. September and October
Full Information, Misses Tahb. Route 2
l<earuepsvftlR. w Va
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THE COLUMBIA.
1901 AND l4o5 GIRARD ST.
Apt No. 8. corner i4th--6 7. and b. $50 90
Apt No. &C. inside--6 r. and 49,. 1890
Apt, No. n, corner ALLEYS ano D. "a %
2I8 18th ST sW.-4 & R. a. b. $50 up
1909 r. ave--i r, kit, b.......,... IS
723 TIL sw--5 and T. and b.,.....- 50 up
1873 E CAPS snd b .........-- ~ Up
HENRY SCHUBERT $50 John Marshall Pl.
POPULAR.
CONVENIENT, WELL MANAGED
THE CLYDE Il2A 10th NV.
Rooms, Kitchenette and Bath.
Resident Manager,
Telephone Metropolitan 5i7a
Electric Refrigeration-
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BOARD YOUR CHILDREN Ar "WREfWOop
Farm9 watie4on vacation. Mrs. 4. 4 WEtnn,
neekHille I'D, n. Z. Ashton lls.il.
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1929 CONN. AVE.-One nice room, ami
2nd-fioor front; private homei refined with
garage; SIS month. Ia
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VICINITY ROCK GREEK AND ZOO-Two.
comfortable, quiet rooms in small, refined
IN 19s
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THE WYOMING, Apt. 114-Iarge room,
Semi-private bath; private family; nome
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week. Adams l0O78
CLEVELAND PARK. 29l5 ORDWAY-Attrac-
tive front room. adjoining bath. private
family, adults; rent, $50. CleV. 3230-J after
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TIIDEN GARDENS, 5000 Tilden st., Apt
502-Furnished room for couple; eastern and
southern exposures; will serve breakfast and
dinrnr phnne ClnV h3HA
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260a Tllden 50. NV.

I9II
electric xefrigerator, h.-w.h.
THOS. =. FARRELL Co, Realtors. Nat. 956S.
BRICK DETACHED HOME, ROOMS
screened. garage; SIS Der month.
CYRUS KFISER TR
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1920 nth ST, corner of P-Large ROOM
twin beds, continuous hot water, S1250;
single room, 500 living room free telephone.
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33l PEABODY ST. N.W.--Large front room
with private shower u block car line; prt-
Nate home. $40 So Ga 5IqR-J
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
81 3rd ST. NW.-Large front. kit. b., cleo.
and gas, h,-w.h.; IS wk.; adults. Mornings
$50 to 1890
IT'S UPsHUR-WiH care for child. i to
years, and rent Ink. room to employed
mother; $40. Ia
2s26 18th ST. near Col. rd.-Front apt. 2
rooms, Kitchen. bath, Frisidaire; janitor.
owner, Adams 1897.
1915 KALORAMA RID rooms, porch, and
hoof, next bath; gas range and sink adults;
gas, light and phone included: $3T so
$50 EAST CAPITOL ST-one furnished
room and partly furnished kitchen both
'front.' rooms good heat. gas. electricity and
semi-priyate bath. Atlantic 3Tl1-J.
1913 MD AVE NE-3 unusually attractive.
cool Ink. rooms, porch, ami, 2nd floor
adults. Cali 4:30 to $50 pm, Ia
RoOMS-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
1914 CALVERT NV or rooms adioin-
ing, 2nd floor redecOTated, near bath, In X.
u desired, 81; lst-hoor apt, porch, $40. Ia
3i+5 MT. PLEASANT ST, Apt. 22-2 LARGE,
bright. front rooms; furnished or unfur-
nished Phone Col 6525.
1855 NEWTON ST. NW.-Two or three un-
Furnished rooms; also furnished bed room.
Adams $685..
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1880 r. / AVE. NW.-ATRY PORCH APART
ments; quiet building refrigeration; res.
mgr, garage. Phone Decatur O9e0
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1870 ARGoNNE PL (near 18th and Har-
vard)-Small front, near bath; continuous
bot water: SO a month"; gentleman.
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ROOMS AND ROARn.

1443 FAIRMONT ST N.W.-Cool double
front rooms. twin beds. home cooking
early breakfast; reas. also boarders desired.
1929 X ST. NV, the Lee-BIarque-- Nicely
furnished large front room. running water
single rooms excellent board
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1918 ST. NW.-Convenient location, large.
clean, front room; Ink Sc week; also
single room: 1925 adults. I4'
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28
AAs Contradiction.

Raymsnd, Duncan, sof thef famous Duncan family. said on disembarking from the, Bremen att New ,Yorok:
 When o-r ship came in sight of the Statue of Liberty. it was the sig nal for a lot of nasty digs- at prohi- bition.
 .One xed-nosed .mau got off. the old dig .abont statues being only erected to the dead; but really good dig was got of by the snnokiag-room steward. though he didn't. know what he was doing.
 Time, gentlemen, the steward said, .as he came rushing in. Finish up your drinks. We're in sight of the Statue of Liberty!"
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28

and intended to return, but gave no address They were unable to locate the child at that time because of var ieus, ;asloptions, but about two years iatex ehe called at the Home to try to trace her percentage, and was ad- visad of the inquiry that had been made previously. The girls name was given as Daisy or Rosemond Dawson. Anyone having any infor- gmation about Daisy, who placed her in the Home, the whereabouts of her father, etc, should communicate with the Governors Office.
 Anyone having any information about the above persons please com- municate, with the Governors Office, Juneau, Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28
. Oome-Backs.

James J. Britt, chief counsel Of the prohibition bureau, said in a Wash ingtonaddress:
 '@The. vets are sef-righteous lot. They blame us drys for the drunken ness that unfortunately prevails everywhere. And the wet. when he's in liquor, attacks us so. as to escape being attacked.
 ''It's like the Lush story. :.
 Lush went off to a lodge banquet, promising to be back by midnight, but it. wasn't until three he returned. His wife was. awakened by the fall of the aquarium.
 'Jackp she called. 9Is that you, Jack7'
 "'Yes,' 'snarled Lush. Who were you-hir-expecting? {
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28

deep regret" he was unable to, sanc- tion Lennart's choice of the girl whe has been his sweetheart since child hood days.
 Lennart did not hesitate. He chose to announce his engagement, al- though the marriage was postponed to permit love to find way for the young couple to establish themselves without the aid of the royal family.
 The wedding will take place some time next year, and ,on that day Prince Lennart will become simply MT. Lennart Wilhelmson, although it is possible that the courtesy title of count will be granted him.
 The road of true love will not in realty be so rough, as Miss Nissvandt is the daughter of a wealthy busi- nessman and the prince will have all the property left in trust for him by his mother, the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, whose marriage to his father, Prince Wilhelm. was dissolved in 1914.
 The prince will be free to indulge an old ambition to become farmer.
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28
SsWEDE PRINCE TO WE'D
 THE GIRL HE LOVES

STOCKHOLM-Young Prince Len mart, of Sweden, chose today between love in the comparatively humble home of a gentleman farmer and a life of pomp in royal palace.
 His choice was for love.
 He formally announced his engage ment to Miss Karin Nissvandt, a 'commoner and daughter of Swedish businessman, despite the .disapproval of his grandfather, King .Gustave.
 To marry commoner meant that he would lose his title as prince and must renounce succession to the hhrone, for Swedish law prohibits a marriage between prince and com anoner without the knowledge and consent of the king.
 King Gustave announced today that ~'after serious consideration and with
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28
DO YOU KNOW ANY OF 1HEsE7

1nqairies haxe heen receivedaat the Governor,s office concerning 1the fol- lowing persons supposed to - be in Alaska:
 Harry Mago0n-Supposed to have come to Fanshaw during 1923-4-5, to be on fox farm. Before coming to Alaska worked in Tacoma. as a ship builder or on boats.
 Herbert Story Stewart-30 years old; 5 feet inches; 125 pounds; dark hair and eyes; medium thin face. Stewart worked in Seattle and was last heard from in June, 1929, when he stated he thought he would go to Alaska.
 James Monroe Bennett-About 75 years of age now; was known *o have been in Alaska about 1900 or later, having spent some time in Fairbanks. He was also in Dawson for a time.
 Dan Van Loon-25 years of age, 5 feet Il inches or feet high; weighs about 170-175 pamdss dark hair, blue eyes, permanent obiQue scar over left eye Is likely to be trapping.
 Patrick or Michael 'Daltou-Snp- posed to be in Alaska. Would be about '80 years .old now.
 Bruno Waldemar (Poykkol Miller Born in Rovauiemi, Finland. 1894; married; last heard fro mat. Nenana, in 1894; occupation, business, man.
 Albert Bergen-Rergen Left the States about four years ago. He. !. is aboua 55 years of age, of average height, and weighs about 200 pounds. Supposed to be mining near Juneau or Nome.
 Floyd Bayes-33 years of age, 5 feet inches tall; dark hair, worn pompadenr; hazel eyes: weighs about 125 pounds. Last heard of about. four. years ago, when he was at a salmon cannery there.
 Glen Owen Hendricks-L2st heard from about B year ago from Circle Hot Springs. He was supposed to have started over barren stretch of country about 100 miles distance and has not heen heard from since.
 Father of Daisy or Rosemond Daw- son.-Between the years 1897-1901 a man placed a baby girl in. the Mother Ryther Home in Seattle. Wash, and then left for Alaska. When the child was almost grown a man claiming to be the child,s father and giving the name of Dawson called at the Home. He stated that he was from. Alaska
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28
Who Knows Emil Larsen.

Mrs. w. H. Lee, of New York City, writing to the Takotna postmaster, makes inquiry regarding Emil Lar sen, who she says has been in Alaska over thirty years, although she has not heard from him in about IT years. One of his addresses, Mrs. Lee says, was Kuskokwim.
 Anyone knowing anything of the whereabouts of MT. Larsen would confer asfavor by notifying the local postmaster, or communicating with Mrs. w. H. Lee, 529 West 147th St, New York City, who is sister of MT. Larsen.
The Kusko times., 1931-02-28
ROslCRuClAN MYSTERIES All

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