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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04

who had? Without speaking, n read it through, then passed tn paper to Viv.
 BEAUTY MASKED AND
 UNADORNED MARKS
 THEATRES OPENING Audience Bored By Picture
 Wonders About Mystery
 Singer and Model
 Arnold Kronberg, recently re- covered from bullet wound mysteriously inflicted in the pri- vate office of his new Kron- berg Theatre opened the doors of that surprisingly tasteful pie ture palace to a distinguished first-night audience last Satur- day night.
 The initial showing of his lat est film achievement, which he calls a cinema opera -comique," proved an incident to the occa- sion, and frankly we forgot what it was all about, although it may have been and probably was, as good or better than Kronberg's preceding features. From the moment she entered the box reserved for her, until the close of what amounted to Q court levee in the theatre lobby the latest luminary of radio put all other thoughts out of the minds of those as- sembled. Kronberg's partiality to mysteries only accentuated Broadways wonder as to who this lady of the mask really is and what she does when she is not exploiting well known manufacturer eiiXers via the microphone.
 Dividing honors with La Masque was the painting of splendid nude by a noted artist whose fully dressed model is said to have also been present.
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FIRE MEETING

The regular meeting of the Doug las Volunteer Fire Department will be held at the usual hour tomorrow evening.
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This in itself added zest to the
 opening since it is whispered
 that the fair subject of the
 Krcnberg murals rarely leaves
 the studio where the theatres
 paintings are said to have been
 conceived and executed. The
 film itself is reviewed else
 where.
 Vivienne colored as she looked up. 50 I'm installed herel" In- stantly her expression grew hard and the lines of her mouth were bitter.
 Why can't they mind their own business? Can't anyone ever do anything with a decent motive? Isn't there some way to stop them?'
 Charming shrugged his shoul- ders. Either ignore or disprove what they say. You can imagine the result of libel suit against them. But really, Viv, I think that we've discussed all this before
 He arose to look for his pipe, and Vivienne bit her lip She remem- bered his words in this very room on the morning he had accused her of placing a previous article in the columns of this sheet. Of that, she had been guilty--a thoughtless, in-  sane thing to do, but she could not deny it. Then he had lashed her again in his car on their way from Philadelphia. Now this had to spoil the happiness that seemed doomed to die at birth. Oh, way, why, die everything Vivienne tried to do al ways turn out wrong!
 Do you imagine for momen that I-had this vile thing put in?'
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CHURCH BOARD TO MEET

The board oI directors of the Congregational church will meet in the church parsonage this eve ming at 8 o'clock.
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Miscellaneous for Sale



GIFT. Congoleum, 40c 50. I'd.
Inlaid Linoleum, 81 and SIPS per
So. yd. Attractive patterns.
Congoleum Rugs. Some at IS ca.
Others priced low.
Wooden Rugs at prices that you
cannot afford to overlook
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South st.
TWO new sia-cubic feet complete auto
matte electric air compressors. Easy
terms.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 z. WASHINGTON st. II. ISL.
SIX complete shallow well rebuilt electric
water pumps. $50 to $50.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 z. WASHINGTON st. If. ISL.
TIP rs Bought. sold and exchanged
AAANA1A1 See US for auto heaters NOR
GAN AUTO SUPPLY. 12a South West St
Ri. 0975.
BOTTLES s 5t{ass va jaT 5.livd Ted Wss3
End Bottle .53S w. Pearl St. Ii. sO85
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses
Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND i2l4-Upper; mod. arm. apt:
heat. water; gar; reasonabe. RI. 1885.
CAPITOL. ~. 2l15-Upper duplex; . rms;
heat. water gar: open. Ia. l36l-W.
COLLECE--3 rm. efficiency; heat. water,
ina door: ice box: range: S35. Ha 2288.
DELAWARE N. 81l-Cozy Arm. modern
ant. ideal location: Ieas. Ii 1900
DEL. NJ. 26il-Modern Arm. lower heat.
water and garage. reduced Ia. 4882-R.
ILLINOIS. 20l9 Modern apartments;
SIS to S35. furnished or unfinished.
Can Apt. Z.
MAPLE RD.-5 rms, sun parlor; heat
water. cleo. refrigeration. ss5. ia. 2288
MERIDIAN. N.-Upper south; 5-rm.. bath
apartment Frgidaire, Oll-O-Matic neat
and water furnished Shown BY appoint
ment only. He. 5s5s Ii. 1862
MERIDIAN S.. 705-3-rm. apt: steam
heat. water furn., SIG. See ianitor or Ii.
NEW JERSEY. n, 522- Lovely 2. 4 and S
rm. apis: strictly mod. reas. Ri. 1888.
PARK. I4iI-5 rms. tile bath, range. ice
box. heat, water, garage. he 2gS1.
PROSPECT I704j5-Modern groom apt;
heat. water furnished. Call DR.. 1876
WASHINGTON. E.. 5O141z-5 large rms;
mod; desirable: cd. heat; gar; rent reas.
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments IN any part OF
CITY furnished and unfurnished. from 20
TO sl25. Transportation furnished. NO
CHARGES OF obligations. Ii. 45O7. evenings
and SUNDAY. Wa. 0423 or Be. 5ll4
Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all parts Of city; free
TRANSFORMATION to inspect apartments.
Cal He. 1887 OF ri. III, day OF nl9nl.
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Building Materials

KEEP HEAT IN. KEEP COLD OUT.
Storm sash with luster glass. CSC up;
insulating board. = inch thick SC foot:
combination screen doors. Civ. s5.75: lot
Of house and front doors. Sl.49 up All
new materials 4 second-hand prices. Call
HE. SIN for &erything 10 build or re-
pair with. CahNat
CORNELL MATERIAL CO.
IDl7 East 18th St.
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INTERNATIONAL ton. 1890. six-speed
special good tires; real bargain. IN
TERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.. 1883
Ky. Ave. Ii. 1902
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StOre-Omce Supplies

REFRIGERATORS- Attractive refrigerated
display counter and walk-in butcher box;
very reasonable Ha. 2l00. a. m. to 5
o. m. $3.50 N. Illinois St.
RENTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS any make
special rental price; $3.50 per month Sc
for 3 months. Ii. 47l2.
SMALL SAFE. Weighing about 500 lbs. A
SCHAKEL TRANSFER co. Ri 1907.
TYPEWRITERS F Rfng & 5 n; maze ss5e
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O. NJ. c-1-ton. 1928 model with good
balloon tires. inclosed cab; VIII sell 20
a sacrifice. INTERNATIONAL HAFfVk5-
TER CO.. 1883 Ky. Ave. II. 4soa.
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Nice 5-room bungalow; electric lights,
garage, large lot; SIS.
Schmid 81 Smith, Inc, Realtors
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Houses for Rent

2045 ALTON
Excellent Arm. bungalow, all modern
except gas. garage; only $40.
sCHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
APPLICABLE. l845-4 rm. semi-modern
double; garage; water paid. SID.
ASHLAND. 252s-1O-room mod; ideal for
roomers or families. $50 mo-. mo. Tree
and ton coal Ii. 8l2l. Hu. 1893
BARTH, 2139-Near Garfield park, I'm.
mod, in duplex, newly. deco. garage;
water paid; adults. call 2l37 Barth.
BATES. lIl4-5 rms repapered. inside
toilet. garage; $40 Ri 6441. -
BELLEFONTAINE. l0O9-11-8 rms. mod,
ideal light housekeeping; Scar garage
AL: repapered throughout: $50. He 1890.
CHURCHMAN, l562--4 rm. mod. double;
good garage; water paid.
COTTAGE, 1908 rm. house, water, toilet
inside; good neighborhooo Or. 3264-R.
DENNY. N 35-Mod. 5-rm. double, garage.
water paid. Red; SIS. DR.. 1876.
EAST ST. s., -Semi-mod. rms. and
bath; Sl9; water paid Oh. 500.
EMERSON, N, 9O9-E. e Arm. mod, bun
galow double, garage. Reduced. Hu 2231.
ENGLISH 1876 rooms. mod. blinds
furnished; water pd. Al. DR.. l829-W.
EUGENE. 854-Ideal: rooms. modern.
Edwards and Edwards.
GALE. NJ. 1342-6-room mod. doubles gar;
Al Reduced, S31.50 Ch. 5306.
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Office and Desk Space
Houses for Sale
North
Household Goods

BAsEBURNERS-Au kinds. reasonable
prices. CHARLES KOEHRING. $50 Viz
ginia ave. DR.. 1917.
BREAKFAST SET-Italian carved dining
I'm & beorm.. twin beds. linen trieze Iv-
ing rm., rugs, sac. 242s N Meridian.
DINING RM SUITE-Buffet table
chairs. very reasonable. He. 5l49.
DOES vout sewing machine need repairing
Can White Sewing Machine Co. Ri. 1855.
NEW-used Hotblast hting stoves & base
burners. ehp. 1885 Oliver Ave. Be. 2456.
1900 whirlpool Washer ike new; Sacrifce
lii7 East Michigan st.
FuRNITuRE-New used 3-rm. outft:
easy terms NJ BARRETT asa vir. Ave.
REFRIGERATOR-Elec $50 SO delivered:
guaranteed. II. $3.50: nights. Ia. 440zR.
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Excellent Arm. bungalow all modern
scHMID e. SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
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NEW JERSEY. N. 2433-Stucco. 6 rms !.
mod. Al condition. Reduced $40. Ia .o32
NEW YORK. W., 1905 rooms 258 Rich
land 6 rm. cottage; make offer. Ri. 1I22.
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NOHulllbus W dbtA ~. %. - 49,
KEYSTONE N, 839-6-room mod. double,
garage Reduced. Adults. Oh. 0642-J.
KEYSTONE. N. 36-Sl8; 6-rm. semi-mod.
single; rednished; Al. Oh. 1866.
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Barter and Swap

DO YOU MEDIA typewriter? We will
trade your old one at & small difference.
JUDD. 142 N Meridian Ii. $500
RABBTTS-Sen or trade for chickens. 1922
N Denny. Oh. 2724.
TWO LOTETrade truck and trailer, GOOD
condition GAS Sheron Ave.
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LA SALE, s.. 24-Clean. 6-rm: modern
double. gar wks. free. r. 6l64.
LUDLOW. 17l7-Single. rms. semi-mod.;
car space; reduced. Sl8 CHI. 0430-M.
MERIDIAN, 1445 S.-Mod., 7-rm. dble.;
repainted, dec; $3.50, wa. pd. IT. 62ol
MICHIGAN. w, 2024-6-rm. mod, dble.;
good condition. gar; red. SIS Ha. 46lO.
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EMERSON, N, 909-E Y arm. mod, bul
nalnm dnIlhln naraoe- RedmCed. Hu. ~
708 Gerard DR.

i8LE. N. f342-6-room mod double; gar.
ii Redncad 81 so Oh 5306
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1850 f. MICHIGAN
Five-room mod dble., water pd.. S22 80
GREGORY & APPEL INC. IL 7491
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CRACELAND. 3615-6-rm. upper duplex.
separate furnace yd., gar. Ha 528Z-J.
ILLINOIS. NJ. 2438-South half modern.
2 rooms: garage; S37 SO. Ia. 5457. -
JEFFERSON, N, 1875 rm. mod; redec.;
garage: water paid. S27.50. DR.. 4830-R.
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hollis Rental Bureau

Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all parts OF city; free
Transportation to inspect apartments.
Cal He 1887 or Ri. 1871, day OF night.
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APPLICABLE. l845-4 rm semi-modern
double: garage. water paid Sl5.
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Business Opportunities
Pets

FOX terrier puppies thoroughbred fe-
males So. males SIS. Ship c. o. D. H. G.
ELLIOTT. North Vernon. Ind.
BOSTON BULL puppies for sale. May
wood. Ind. Be. 1881.
PEDIGRFED POMERANIAN - months
old. 968 w. Twenty-ninth.
SFILING-l6 New Zealand white Does 2
bucks. bargain. 2916 Kenwood. Ia. 1634.
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Modern Double
Suburban for Rent
Farms for Rent
Farms Wanted

WANTED several large farms in exchange
for apartment buildings: also smaller
farms in exchange for business blocks ana
residences. H. A. STAUFFER. LafaYette.
The Washington times., 1931-09-11
GALLOWAY
WATTS DECREE

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Mrs.
Grace v. Budnitz Galloway, who
filed suit for divorce against John
Mercer Galloway last June, charg-
ing desertion, was expected to re-
ceive her decree in Circuit Court
here today or tomorrow.
Mr.. Galloway, who is the SON
Of J. Walter Galloway, president
of Maryland Coal Company, of
West Virginia, was granted q di-
vorce in Reno, New, two weeks
ago. He charged his wife was ILL.,
tempered and jealous without
cause.
Mrs. Galloway is the daughter
of Edmund Budnitz, former prohi.
bition administrator for the old
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Co.
lumbia area, and now the Republi-
can appointee to the board of
commissioners for opening streets.
Mrs. Galloway testified her hus-
band twas drunk a large part of
the time, and I was afraid he
would do physical violence to both
me and the child. The Galloways
were married October II, 1924.
They have one child, Grace Vir
ginia. 4,
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LIBERAL POLICY
At St. JOHNS

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-THE st.
Johns College will open Septem-
ber 81 with the largest enroll
ment in its history, declares
Douglas H. Gordon, youthful pres
ident of the institution in point
ing out that the liberal educa-
tional policies Of the school be-
gun some time ago will be con-
tinued this school term.
The 29-year-old college presi-
dent, one of the youngest in the
country, reminded thai at st.
Johns less emphasis will be laid
this year on set courses and more
on comprehensive education.
Exceptionally qualified students
will be freed from classroom limi-
tationS and discipline.
The Washington times., 1931-09-11
Tongues Hanging Out
DriUerS in Accident

Watching Policeman Ralph
Brown of the Prince Georges
county police, destroy three cases
Of beer along the highway yes.
terday, four motorists forgot their
duties as drivers, causing two
automobile accidents at Melrose,
Md.
Brown was demolishing the con.
fiscated beer when automobiles
operated by Carl H. Barclay, of
South Bend, Ind, and Ralph F.
Williams Of 821 jefferson St.,
NV, collided. Settling the dis
pute between drivers. Brown re-
Sumed his work. Then two other
machines crashed. There were no
injuries.
The Washington times., 1931-09-11
NEGRO VOTERS
MEET CALLED

Leaders of the National Negro
Democratic Voters League will
confer here tomorrow on plans
for the 1882 Presidential cam
paign with Ferdinand Q. Morton,
colored Tammany leader.
The Negro Democratic League
was recently organized and has
established headquarters at lilo
Fairmont st. N. w. Almond w.
Scott, former grand exalted ruler
of the colored Elks and a promi-
nent attorney, is chairman of
the District of Columbia execu-
tive committee. James N. How
ard and j. Louis Taylor are
among other prominent local
leaders.
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B0LLstOn P.-T.A. Picks
Committee Leaders

The executive committee of the
Parent Teacher Association of the
Washington-Lee High School,
Ballston. Va, met at the school
last night and appointed the fol
lowing committee chairmen for
the approaching term:
Program, Mrs. j. E. Rice: mem
berShip, Mrs. C. e. Simmons; pub
licity, Mrs. Gertrude A. Dawson:
publication, Mrs. e. Unruh, and
finance and budget, Mrs. H. r.
Maxey.
The first meeting of the as
Sociation will be held at the
school September "a at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1931-09-11

THE BRITISH speedboat
driver, Kaye Don, will wed Miss
Flora Hoban, well-known in
social circles, and daughter of
a New York Investment banker.
The wedding will take place
next month at the Hoban home
in Montclair. N. j,
The Washington times., 1931-09-11
Hughes to Speak
At TGneu Tribute

Members of the Montgomery
County Bar Association will at
tend the exercises of the Freder-
lex (MdO Bar Association, Sep
tember 26. at 2 p. M, when the
statue Of the late Chief Justice
Taney, in front Of the Frederick
courthouse, will be dedicated.
Chief Justice Hughes will be
the principal speaker at the rites
held In honor Of Maryland's only
citizen to hold the office of chief
justice Of the United States Su-
preme Court.
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Coast Guard CrelU
Holding Arms Meet

The Coast Guard cutter Men.
dota, commanded by Captain
William H. Shea, is at Quantico,
Va, where the officers and men
Of the ship are holding their an
nual small arms practice on the
Rifle Range of the Marine Bar.
racks there.
An officers dance and dinner
will be held at the Barracks to
night in honor Of the ships per.
sonnel, who have just completed
"a summer cruise in the Mediter.
ranean. The cutter will leave
September 18 for Yorktown.
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1000 RETURN TO SCHOOL

More than 1000 children re-
turned to the public schools Of
Alexandria, Va, yesterday for the
1882 term. They were given book
lists and assigned to rooms, and
today will be organized into
classes and receive assignments
of lessons.
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BIG ENROLMENT

Bethesda Chevy Chase Hig h
School this year has its largest
enrolment, with 140 pupils in the
Seventh grade of the Junior High
School alone, according to Thomas
w. Pyle, principal. Many stu
dents are transfers from other
schools including some in Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1931-09-11
SQUIRREL HUNTER FINED

Found guilty of shooting squir-
rels out of season in the Spauld-
ing district of Prince Georges
county, Harry S. Merryman, of
Greater Capitol Heights, Md, was
fined S25 and costs by Judge j:
Chew Sheriff in police court at
Capitol Heights, Yesterday.
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Wne's Plant JGiLs
Husband for O. Year

Accused by his wife Of assault
and failure to support herself
and child as well as carrying con-
cealed weapons, Kenneth D.
Kicks, colored, of Norbeck, Nd,
was given IL months in the Mary
land House of Correction by
Judge Charles w. Woodward in
Rockville police court.
The Washington times., 1931-09-11
GAS TAX RECEIPTS UP
Staff Photo

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 11.-Gaso-
line tax receipts from January
l to August 81 amounted to
$4,82O, ,98456, an increase of 1919.
622.29 over the figure for the
same period in 1880, it was re-
vealed today.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Boca De Quadra - Orca Point Light was extinguished for the sea son October 10.
 Boca De Quaura - Kite Island Light was extinguished for the sea- son October TO-
 Wrangell NarroWs-The U. s. En- gineer, supervising h annel inn provements in Wrangell Narrows, reports that all dredging opera tions south of center line of Peters burg bar are now completed. He directs that passage through the cut must be made south of dredg- ing plant.
 Neva Strait Whitestone Sand Spit Buoy 2, red second class iron spars reported missing was found oh rstation but is reported sub- merging at times. Buoy will be re- lieved as soon as possible.
 Sitka Sound-Harbor Rock Light, reported extinguished Sept. g was relighted October 6.
 Sitka Sound Old Sitka Rocks Light, reported extinguished Octo- ber 3, was found burning Octo-
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 ment work will prove up an ore body sufficient to make mining and milling possible on a large scale.
 The minera lization on the claims taken over by the Alaska Juneau from Wilms and his partners is said to be practically identical with the Whitewater ore. Not enough work has been done to determine wheth- CT there is mineable orebody in our ground, but we are confident one will be developed by the Alas ka Juneau MT. Wilms said. He also predicted that next season will find the Taku more active than ever before.
 MT and Mrs. Wilms came here early this week from the Tulse- quah. They were expected to re- turn home today on the T-1308, Capt. William Strong.
 l.. H .Metzgar, General Superin- tendent of the Alaska Juneau, ask ed today re garding the matter, confirmed MT. Wilms statement, saying the company has a few men on the ground doing some ex- ploratory work.
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Der 6.
 Neva Strait-WhiteSton Sandspit Buoy g. reported missing October T, will be replaced as soon as practicable.
 Seacoast Entrance to Cross Sound-Cape Spencer Lighthouse Radiobsacon clear weather operat- ing period changed. On October the radiobeacon, high power (Class A, was changed to operate daily in clear weather from 20 to 30 and from 50 to 60 minutes past each hour, 135th meridian time. Station will operate continuously during fog or low visibility as heretofore.
 Resurrection Bay-Seward Boat Harbor, electric incandescent 10 candlepower light established Octo- Der on end of breakwater, is fixed green IA feet above water. Dredged entrance channel to boat harbor lies between 97 feet and PIT feet north of light.
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"Get Rid of Your E C / E M A
 Like l Did Mine

say thousands of men and women everywhere, to whom Moone's Elm erald Oil has brought blessed, com forting relief.
 Take C. A. Bowen, 213 Pearl Street, Corning, N. Y, who says:
 T have had the eczema for 37 years and have tried out 100 diff ferent remedies for it. I must say the Emerald Oil beats them all"
 This wonderful antiseptic oil stops the itching instantly Use it freely on the irritated patches of skin IL gives marvellous relief before you can draw your breath.
 Make up your mind today that you are going to give your suffer ing skin chance to get well. Elm erald Oil will accomplish the seem- :ngly impossible for you, or Juneau Drug Go. or Butler Mauro Drug O. will give you your money back, That's a definite promise .-adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15

League of Nations in the Japanese Chinese discussions over the Man churian incident, is given new flavor in the long drawn out Man. churian trouble.
 Congressmen on Capitol Hill waited avidly further exposition of the Governments policy.
 Secretary of State Stimson takes the position that no responsible Government should withhold full energies to stop war between China and Japan.
 As stated yesterday in dispatch es from Geneva, China and Japan have broken off preliminary nego- tiations aimed at negotiations in the controversy.
 China insists on the evacuation of the occupied territory by the Japanese troops before entering into any negotiations.
 Japan requires assurance of pro- tection of lives and property before withdrawing her troops from Man. churla. sssss-'f.s saz' .sS-.-s -a-,--s--.-sss.gs
 The League of Nations then in- vited the United States to join in seeking a settlement of the trouble but at once encountered Japanese opposition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15
WANTED

WANTED-Honsst married man to handle all my shell fish in Ju- neau Crabs and clans to sell to homes, stores and restaurants. Weeks pay for one days work. No money needed but honesty required. Write and tell me about yourself, have you truck? If not, use a wheelbarrow, I do. T. MUNOS, P. O. Box 206, Sitka, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15
FIRE ALARM CALLS

FIRE ALARM CALLS 1-3 Third and Franklin. IA Frcnt and Franklin. 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. 1-6 Front, near Gross. Apta 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. Ia Front. near Saw Mill. 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. 2-1 willoughby at Totem Gro-
 cery.
 2-3 willoughby, opp. Cash Coles
 Barn.
 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall.
 3-2 Ciastineau and Rawn way. 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-8 Seventh and Gold 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. Al Ninth. back of power house. A Calhoun, opp. seaview Apts. 4-3 Distin Ave, and Indian 6ts. 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main. 4-7 Twelfth, B. P. B. garage. , 4-o Home Grocery. 6-1 Seater Tract.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15
BULBS BULBS

We have our usual large supply of high quality bulbs Of the very best varieties for Fall planting or forcing.
 -adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15
Marine News
Steamer Movements

. NORTHROUNn l, . Admiral Evans and Queen { . expected to arrive Friday ( evening or Saturday morn . ing. ( . Norco scheduled to arrive Sat- ( urday evening. SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle Oct. 19, at pm. . Alameda scheduled to sail { . from Seattle October 20 at { 9 am. Princess Norah scheduled to { sail from Vancouver October , . 20, at pm. { SOUTHBOUNE SAILNGS , . Alaska scheduled southbound { about October IS. . LOCAL SAILN0B Estebeth leaves every Saturday { night at 6 pm. for 6itks and {
 wayports. . Pacific leaves every Satur- day at 10 am. for Peters- burg. Rake and way ports.
 ses ess Q . ess .