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SHARON.

2l49 o ST. NV
Elevator Building.
Elec. Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident Manager.
room. kit. and bath s37 50
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RENT-BUs1NEss PROPERTY.

D0CTOR'S OFFICE. 2 ROOMS, BATH;
3aoS New Hamp ave aw.'.........,s5no 90
322S99 3259 I9.h ~ 81, h"-Larse st0re...,;.... SCOT
,tn frances ........,,......... o.ol, Gu IS 90
1%oo Del aF9 t,, S.W.,Store and Pr. b. 80 90
1888 l2th ST. NV. National 0352
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THE NEWARK

S62l Newark st. NV.
Elevator Building.
E!ec. Refrigeration on House Current
Resident Manager
rooms, kit, bath. SOS 90 and s67. so
rooms, KIT. and bath. IS 90
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CATHEDRAL MANSIONS SOUTH

! room, Kitchen and bath $40 so
Spacious apartments of > exceptional
rooms, large Kitchens baths foycrS
and eood closet space, S55 and $50
3 rooms kitchen and bath. southwest
ern exposure, so, $50 and $50
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Electric Refrigeration on House
Current
! rm., kit, d. a and bath...S3e 90
z rms, kit, bath .... $50 90 and $3.50
rms, kit. and bath ......,. So
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MARYLAND COURTS"
hIt H--h.VD W. TT Il y
Maryland Ave. 4 9Th St. NE,

room kit and bath. th............S39 50
Z rooms, Kit. and bath......S50, $3.50
rooms. KIT, and bath......S65, $500
Frlgidalre OF House Current
Apartments Furnished if Desired.
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2 rooms, kitchen ard bath with dou-
Die porch; $55. Electrical refrigera-
ton on house current.
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THE MONTEREY"

HE MONIEREf
Cor. Conn. Ave. and Porter St
One spacious four-room apartment
with large porch, s72 so And l-room
apt. $40 90
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"l2O4 u ST" !;
rooms and bath. $4,000 II
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"1s16 KALORAMA ROAD"

rooms, bath, laboratory, large
screened porch. h...................s7 s75 90
Electric Refrigeration Oh House Current
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"l134 CONN. AVE-"
"3618 CONN. AVE"

Studio aptS. Of 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath. open flrerlaces. one suitable for
business purposes, with show window.
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THE LINDBERGH"
201 Massachusetts Ave.

COnve0ient Location.
room kItCherCtte. dlnette and
bath, shower. FrRlda.re on house
current 245 to $50 so Resident man
ageT 24hour elevator and switch
board service.
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"l4SO GIRARD ST NV"

B rooms. foyer. kitchen and oath
CURED.
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2 18th ST. Sc.

2ll6 p St NV.
General Electric Refrigeration.
3 rms, kit. and bath. .......S55. 90
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80 2535 18th ST. NV"
THE PREMIER"

rooms. kitchen and bath. $55 co
Fr!gldaire on House Current
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HOUSES-UNFURSISHED.

| IN EXCLUSIVE SECTION OF OLD GEORGE
town. rooms and bath. Very unique ar
4 rangement S85 a month. Call MI Evans.
Metropolitan ll43
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COLORED-APARTMENTS
iIeG5 ie95 va Mm 81; NV r. k and b......s s55 90
iS3S Wiliard o.; 81 w ~ I" K o;::.:.. $500
,oai ana BE eiec. refrigeration. .$4s5o and 4s SO
UNHEATED FLATS
l347 l4th st. nw.-7 r. b., lat heat
,7aI and coreors1 eIeotrioity y :, $50 90
.........,. 5n nm
22l6 1lth st. n.w.A2 r. k, b., Arc. hit 'ooo
7,a ana T,,o,is Siec: ......:. 40 90
223O 9Th st. n.w.-3 r, k, b., Are. hit, '00'
,7s5 snd ssafon eifc =, 80 so
b. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l0o. s25 18th st NV,
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THE KNOWITON"

Apartments Of rooms Kitchen. sun
porch and bath. 24AOur elevator and
switchboard service General Tlcc t!C
refrigeratorS. See Resident Manaqer.
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TRUSTEES SALE

valuable downtown business site fronting
over 23 fee: on Mass. ave. near 5th and
runs thrCugh TO next street Two frontaRes,
aIl zoned commercial An offer of only
1000 VIII be recommended by trustees. This
n tS your @ chance t9 get fine location fronting
3l5-A, Star Office
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HAMPSHIRE GARDENS"

1"I- .NVW IIdlIIpNHiEt I'VE.
3 rooms, kitchen, entrance hall and
bath. $3.50. Electric refrigeration on
house current.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL"

IOfher 10Th 4 NtS. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. Suites
Of and s rooms and bath Extra
large sized rooms with generous closets,
electric refrleeration, 24-hour service.
Furnished if desired
MRS. STAUB
Resident NIalager
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

COLUMBIA HGTs V1CINITY-6 TO 10 RM.
houses; good repair: right rentals
II you wish to buy. rent or trade houses,
a.! section. D. C, nearby Va. see US.
Nearby Md -3607 r. !. ave, Mt. Rainier:
End and Carmody I'd. Seat Pleasant, New
Roadway next to Pleasant St, Md. PIX;
Glenn Dale.
OLoRED-Merchant mr. 63rd; Dewey st,
Hyatt5ville; s4S Hobart pl.; Alb 18th Sc
l6l3-l7 Kraemer ne 90 pm, Col 0279)
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SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY

LARGE, MODERN STORE WITH 2 APART
menta. in best block on VI street in George
town surrounded by chain stores good To-
Star office - -
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY 10 LOAN ON p c PEAL ESTATE
IN any amount at preValh1g interest JESSE
L HEISKELL. Ills Eve s. NV
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRsT Trust
loans on D c. real estate. JOHN SCRIVE-
EER BRO. 9i4 G St Nv.
HOME OWNERS! MONEY ON HAND TO
change your first and secord trusts INTO one
loan: interest rate, G. renewals uunaces-
Sary. Act now. Address Box STA, Star
ONCE. II.
HAVE FUNDS TO PURCHASE SMALL SEC
trusts on improved D!S'.Ict property. prompt
ly considered. Address Box l3-B. star otdce
SMALL PAYMENTS QUICK sEFVICE-Ist,
2nd anc 2rd trusts N D Loans in nearby
Nd. and Va Nc red tape DR. A HENRY.
INC ltl6 Ev" 81 nv
MQNEy DELITERED CiNEDIATELY-
s3oO-Psy 81 % VIZ sl,0o0-Paayy s45S s455S k wk
eILDMAN co 319 Bond Btde Nat. 243O
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND, LIST AND 27d TRUSTS; 500 TO
S. 6.S09n.MhRYLAND AND D c. HOMES
THREE M DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANsAC-
c. +. WARING,
1915 P ST NV NATL olT3
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1884 10th ST, NV,
CHALFONTF.

Electric Refrigeration
rooms, kit. and bath. &
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
Continued


IN PETWORTH.
5231 9th ST. NW.4s65
House, consisting OF SIX large rooms. bath.
14th and K. Dist. soso.
UNUSUAL VALUE.
Residence in perfect condition throughout;
we Wen Ian isndscaped sea Built by Boss & Phelps % in in
attractive Foxhall Village.
WHITEFORD & JAWISH, INC.
236 Southern Bldg. National 2432
CoLoREp- PARK RID: N.W-lo RMS,
tubs tub Ds Keys. North 1880. $751; '"eS' 'auh0f'
TO COLORED.
1919 G st s.w..s r. and bath. $40 90
303 F st. s.w-5 rooms. brick ..:..... 2S,5O
q a. csna n st. sv: vs e. erfk porch
s27is st. sw.-s r., bath, brick 20 2SSo so
5oS Florida ave nw-6 r. b.; gas. 65 90
1929 3rd sw.-4 rooms and bath ...' 20 90
81 BE Pierce st. nw.5 rooms. gas. water 20. So
~, Fl MEoXD ], 2, DAVIS ccoMPAiNiY;. ', 47'O
323 9Th st n.e.-Five rooms, elec ligh,s
2235 New York ave n'w'~Fiye room .,d
bath brick home. Convenient to doWntoan, oUm SIl
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
III Unio-. Trust Bldg. Nat s79e
COLORED-HOUSFS
1907 Vermont ave n.w.-9 r. bamt ,7so
64l L st. me- r. b., h.-a.h.. elec.,
double garage. .................s 81 so
q Harvard n;w,:s r. B., h-ah, gas asSo as.so
20 e9aa I'iu 81 T. o; a m l........ 45 90
93so 93s o,l - l., o. tat ht' cleo. gar 40 so
2a1o 2a1o III ot - r. D. Iat Mt, gas. 81 90
5Io Mnrton n,"o H. D. lat gas. $3.50
ana elec. ................... az sn
63l Pickford pl. ne-s r., b lat. bt '''o
AZ and gas. ~ ........... IS 90
oossH2 aRe. IL s.-o r. stove heat. 80 so
So5 ST nW-5 r. stove h. and gas 80 50
1fi 1no s. SW.-b r., yard toilet. lat
o,1 4eat g., ana gas: ....... ............ 80 90
s0. Morton T. stove 1T. eiec 80 90
neat, gas ,................. an m
403 Y st. n,w.-6 r. yard toilet, sas 81 81 81 5o
AZ ST n.W.-4 rooms stove ht gas Is 81
inS7 N -, nv r. stove ht..... rs co
339o Oh ': ave, ST. yd. toilet. rs 90
I23SS9 Stn 81; n;W,-4 r, b. lat ht gas IS 90
228i 9h St ~ r. stove heat. .., 22.50
2oRe Reat eGsad and gas ..:,....:....... % so
heat and gas. ...,. | ' "'0'e oo m
1881 kraemer st. ne-6 r.. stove hit. -'''V
99a7 a7d ,sst,u gas .........,... 1880
2os entSe -, s. ~ r. stove heat. II SO
81 9S Woad,h Uotn ~. r. yard toilet .... l6 so
iS,o Topt.Ln' TonnnaD ~ g r., stove heat. Is 90
psar en ~ a amer CT. nW.-5 r., stove h. Is 90
'|e"i W II St nv rooms ............ IL 90
p. F. SAUL CO..
National 2l00 s25 15tb a. NV
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THE MISSISSIPPI
"3126 18th ST
601 11fh ct

z rooms. kitchen and bath. front apt
frlgidalre on house current $50 so.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-JUsT EAST OF CON
necacut ave; near Chevy Chase Club 8
fruit and shade. OIL burner. Frigidaire, ali
modern convenlences Owner will sell for
$4,000. worth much more, which lnspec-
ton Will confirm. Address Box 493-A Star
Office "
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English Brick.

7-Bed-Room Home.
Near Bureau of Standards.
S14,6OO.
A splendid 25-foot- wide house. most de-
sirably located JUST OFF CONN. AVE; ad-
mirably suited for a roomins house or a
home for large family. There are 10 rooms
and 2 tiled baths; every Improvement that
goes for real home living including front
and double rear. porches, GAS OR COAL
furnace. beautiful hardwood floors built-in
garage. The unusually beautiful outlook
from both the front and back is but another
delightful feature that will make you want
to buy this hone,
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
14a5 st. NV. National 2s<k,
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APARTMENTs-sUBURBAN

rHREE.ROOM AND BATH APT. IN 5-AcRE
park fireplace, h.-w.h.. elec.; privata erS
.rance block sas. Clarendon go,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tContinued)
ULTRA MOD. 3 r., $oO-$o5.
10th ST. FACING PARK.
New bids; large, bright rms magnificent
view; tile bath, shower, din, Murphy bed,
garage' FrlRidalre, elev. Phi. Adams 230S
BEST NV. VALUE.
SIR, $50; AR. APT. 500.
Most beautiful bldg IN Mt Pleasant; out
side rms. large: porCheS glassed tile bath.
Specially reduced. Handy to stores, thea
terS, schools. cars. Phone Adams 5578
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"6645 GA. AVE. NV"

l room, dining alcove, foyer, dress
ing closet, kitchen and bath (Southern
exposure.
rooms. kitchen and bath, foyer. gen.
erous closet space. FrIg!daire on house
current. SIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-24
GOITER STUDIED
IN Detail BY
200 EXPERTS
Causes, Symptoms, Treat
ment Discussed in Full
by Specialists.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April "a
Causes. symptoms and treatment Of
goiter-that unique ailment which
baf1ed medical science so long
we're studied In their every phase
by 200 specialists from the United
States and Canada in annual con-
vention here.
The American Association for the
Study Of Goiter defined the disease
as an enlargement, or abnormal
excitement Of the thyroid gland.
It may make the victim unduly
emotional They become nervous
and easily excited, and in q. few
years may burn themselves out from
the excessive expenditure Of energy,
even as does motor idling at high
speed.
The cure is comparatively easy
DR.. j. K. McGregor of ontario,
Canada, told the convention.
In fact, goiter theraphy was one
Of the most successful in modern
surgery, he declared.
LII 1SFSAA years JIl6 LIlOICdIlCy raDS
was reduced from about 5 to / per
cent Of the cases treated, he point
ed out.
DR.. Reinhoh estimated that SO
per cent Of his cases had been treat
ed successfully.
In the matter Of prevention, the
association has made great strides.
1odized salt is being fed to thou
sands Of children in areas where
goiter is prevalent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-24
TRIO 7'OCOvER
/ 1000 MILES IN
AMERICA
U. S. Youths Map Out a
Highway of Adventure
for Pack Trip.

By United Press
Ell PASO, Tex, April PA high
way Of adventure viii be mapped
out by three Los Angeles youths as
they travel over a 11,ooo-naile pack
trip through Latin America.
Heading the youthful adventurers
on their lS-months' trip is William
J. Robinson, "a. He is accompanied
by his brother, E. H Robinson. 81,
and j. r. Kane, %. The two
brothers formerly lived in New
York and Kane formerly lived in
Cleveland, but in recent months
they have made their homes in Los
Angeles.
They will begin the pack trip
proper about the first Of May. From
Tapachula they will travel toward
the west coast with their burros,
following the coast to the Panama
canal.
The youths will be trail blazers
much as the early pioneers that
made their way over this continent
years ago. One Of the objects Of
the trip is to map an automobile
highway south Of Mexico.
When they reach the South
American continent, they will jour
ney down the west coast to La Paz,
then cross the Andes into Argen-
tina. go to Buenos Acres, then to
Montevideo and back up to Rio De
Janeiro, where they expect to take
a steamer to New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-24
SYNTHETIC JEWELS
ARE MORE BEAUTIFUL

NCLuLdH OCICuIISG NtpUTIs ne I'M
proves on Natures Gems.
By United PYess
BERLIN, April 24.-Dianonds,
emeralds, rubies and other precious
stones will be replaced in the future
by synthetic jewels more beautiful
than the natural gems, according
to Professor Wilhelm Eitel head Of
the Kaiser Wilhelm institute Of Sill
icate research here.
He reports that science has al
ready made jewels more beautiful
than those nature has produced.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

A week from today will be the Fourth of July. generally known as Independence Day. While nothing has yet been done to celebrate the occasion. We firmly believe that the usual observance will take place here. Nomeites are so used ito letting things go until a few days before the affair. owing to stress of business at this time of the year. and being past masters in the art of providing amusemen. at short nCtice. we feel safe m saying that the children and grown ups will not need to worry but that there will be something doing on this great day. Announcements ts will pcrbably be made thru the Daily Bulletin the early part of the week. As our next weekly is srte falls on the 4th of July. Sat urday, we hope our advertisers vii! turn in their copy early so that the paper can be issued early Sat urday morning. thus giving us and the delivery boys part of the day off.
 Later-The Nugget was advised just before going to press that the American Legion. the city coun cil and citizens would formula e plans for the celebration of the 4th Of July.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27
4th JULY PROCLAMATION /

In accordance with the long es- abolished practice of setting aside a day upon which We may ceIe- brate the birth of our Nations independence. and show by our actions, the patriotic spirit that enfold> us:
 NOW THEREFORE, l, A. F. Wright, Mayor of the municipali- ty of Nome, hereby proclaim as a legal holiday, Saturday. July 4th, to be devoted by our citizens to the customs and obServances of a iitting celebration for that day. All citizens are hereby requested to lay aside for the day their usual duties and join together in celebrating the birth of indepen- drnce of the nation. we all love \" well. It is also requested that all business houses and homes dis play patriotic decorations that will be appropriate for the occasion. Given at Nome Alaska, this 2.th day of June, 1881.
 4. F. WEIGHT,
 Mayor. ATTEST:
 NJ. J. WALSH,
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27
HAVE YOU ANY NEWS

Tho Nugget wishes to publish every item of local news that can be obtained. There are many hap penings and minor incidents of personal interest in Nome and the surrounding district which the paper would like 10 knoy abou and print in this column. Send them in by telephone, by mail. O, drop in at the Nugget office. It will be appreciated.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27
SILVER WAVE ARRII E>

The NJ s. Silver Wave of the Aro,.s Transport Co.,. arrived in Meme this morning from St. Mich aey and way ports. having as pass angers. the following.
 Mr, and Mrs. Pete Bahls Thomas Powers
 Neis Bango
 Jack Steward
 Ross J. Kinney
 Frank (Doc) Preston Mrs. A Sanlbo and baby Joe Meherin A. Condon
 Mrs. W J. Erven
 Mrs A Eryen
 Alden Erven
 Margaret Erven
 Mrs. Anna Dickson
 Miss Anne Henry 5ubscrtte tor the Daily Bui,etil
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Henry and Bob Wells arrived from the Kougarok section last ev- ening. Henry has not been in the best of health and was taken to the hospital this morning for med. cal treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27
LOCAL NEWS

The No. dredce of the Hammon Company started operations yes terday on Center Creek
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

about he time this issue goes to press. The A frame constructed last selson near the mouth of the river. was hauled this week to q point Hear the old Belmont Point bridge, and the material will be On the east shore of Dry Creek, This will make it pos s5ble for vessels to anchor in the basin instead of putting against one another along the reyetment.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

The dredging of the river basin as outlined in the original survey of the harbor, will be underway
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Joe Meheriu, representative of Hills Bros. Coffee and Imperial Candy Co. and several other con- 'erns. accompanied by A. Condon representative of Schwa bacher & Co. arrived this morning from St. Michael on the Silver Wave. MT. Meherin states that A A. Max Humphrey. who used to visit Nome annually in the interest of the Hills Bros. Coffee. is located at Chica go and has 100 >a!esmeu work ing under him. pushing Hills Cof- fee, and has opened up 10000 new accounts. Max also sends his best regards to his friends in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Harvey Grant and Esadore Fix Kougarok mining men, returned to Nome this week On business. They expect to return iu few days.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Miss Frances Ross. talented young daughter of Mr. and Ms. Y. A. Ross of Nome. returned during the past week. from another year .peut at the University Of Wash ngtnn in the interests of her ed ucation She flew, via Alaskan Airways plane from Golovin. at which point she dtsembarked from the Derblay, steamer of the Alaska Line, from Seattle. Frances will spend her vacation with her folks here in Nome. and will proba bly, il the fall. leave again to resume her studies
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

An oil dock, locate just east of the Lighterage company is near ing completion and will be in readi ness by the time the oil tanker arrives with two yearssupply of different grades of oil for the Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

WRITE YOUR FRIENDS 4 -ErTER ON SOURDOCGH STA TlONARI On Sale ar Nugget Ofica
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

The Snake River Harbor pro- ject crew have commenced driv- ing revetment on the south side of the river extending it further upstream to protect the high wat CT from erosion and washing away the spit in that locality.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Returning on the Steamer Der play was W. II. CBtlIy) French, formerly proprietor of the barber shop opposite the NJ. and NJ. Bank MT. French came ashore for few hours visiting friends He is en- route to Candle where he still holds minine grounds.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27
NOTICE TO sPEEDRRs

As provided by City Ordinance, the speed limit within the City of Nome is as follows: Between street crossings, l6 miles per hour: at street crossings 1a miles per hour. This ordinance will be rigidly en- forced and vielators of same will By order of Nome Common Coun- cii.
 M. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Now Air Mall Envelopes now on Sole at the Nugget Ofice
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

The steamer Derbay of the AL aska Line. is unloading cargo at St. Michael. The vessel is expect ed to return to Nome Sunday, pm. and finish discharging Nome cargo. after which she will sail for Teller and Kotzebue Sound ports and as far north as Pit. Hope with passengers and freight.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Surf rockers are again making their appearance along the beach, and it is an Indication that Nome is still what was termed in the early days. "a poor mans camp. The beach concentrates still con- tain considerable gold and any old-timer who knows how can still rock out five to six dollars day.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27
ATTEST:

NJ. J. WALSH,
 City, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-18

SOLDIERS eEk-ELAeIR DESPERATE FROM
HAVE MUr1NED ARE DETERMINED TO Escape FROM THE
FORT, ANo CAPTAIN 0U FOURs IS EQUALLY DETERMINED
That they FACES THEM, REVOLVER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
Dean Shuts Out Dallas In
Lively 7 to 0 Exhibition

Jerry BANKED the Buffaloes the re-
mainder Of the game with a fine
bit Of relief hurting.
Langford Hits.
Carey Selph and Homer Peel led
Houston's offense with three hits
each. Benes got two Of Dallas five
hits.
There was only one thing Dean
failed 10 dO-he never stopped the
consecutive game hitting streak Of
Sam Langford who singled In the
ninth TO hit safely In his tweaty-
third game.
The wee small voice Of the CAL
weston Buccaneers was heard from
the cellar depths at Wichita Falls
when they whipped the Spudders 10
TO 3. Hank Thormahlen scattered
nine Wichita Falls hits To coast in
after his mates had spotted him to 4
A TO ] lead az the conclusion Of the
fifth inning. However. 1t was a big
six run rally in the eighth that let
the Spudders down. Steengrafe.
Florrid and Pressnell toiled long and
hard for Wichita Falls, but the best
they could do was hold Galveston
10 fifteen hits. Buck Stanton in
creased his seasons two base hit
record TO thirty-eight by hitting a
brace OF doubles. In the eighth.
Ratcliff. Pratt and Thormahlen
doubled in succession 10 start a six
run parade.
The San Antonio Indians invaded
Fort Worth and Immediately there
vas an uprising with the Indians
doing the scalping, is TO !.
Carson wins.
LII Stoner started for the cats
and after allowing four runs in the
first two innings. hurled .un y )
baseball until Gribble batted for Ia
in the seventh. A rookie. Jinx Harris.
was sent to the mound for Fort
Worth in the eighth and was shelled
for eight runs. coupled with faulty
support. Hobo Carson turned the
Cats back with six hits for his
fourteenth victory of the year.
The Beaumont Exporters opened
their series at Shreveport Thurs
day with a 5 TO 0 verdict. wyatt for
Beaumont struck out twelve and his
mates stole seven bases. Where
Beaumont got 10 TueTo and Moore
for eight hits, the Sports got four
off Wyatt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-31
CALIFORNIANS :
TOP TOURNEY
sunkist Tennis Stars Hog
Invitation Meet AT
seabrisht

5EABRIGHT. Nv. IT, July sl-A
-Cahfornians held a virtual monop-
oily on contending places IN ths
44th Seabright invitation tourna-
ment today as play went into the
final stages.
Native CalifoFnians filled alI the
singles brackets with John Hope
Dceg. national champion who lHhrn-
ed his tennis mo santa Monica ai-
though ne lives In Newark non,
pitted against Ellsworth Vines %
Pasadena for the mems title. and
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody Of san
Francisco. matched with Helen Ja-
cobs of Berkeley. for cine wumans
crown.
I'm w0men's doubles. CalAh1rnAa
holds three ID liz four laHt places.
the surviving teams being those uf
josephine CruickshanS Of santa
Ana, and Mrs. Marjorie Giadman
Van Ryn. a native Of California
who now lives In Philadelphia. and
Mrs Lawrence "A. Harper Of Oak
land. and tine Baroness Glnccr-
Levi of New York.
A notable exception tn thH Co.
if0rnin parade was tine mems dou4
bles division where tha iis1alists
were John Van Ryn 0f Philadel-
phia and Wilmer Allison or Austin.
Texas. on the one hand. and Gre
CORY S. Mangin OF Newark and Ber-
kelley Bell OF New York, on the
other.