davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

Ger anfong. n@orsen
jon ser erite 5patenitid fir Ous
nelte 8obnoiertel gemadt merOen."
n@omit iangen Sic Oenn an?"
Sea, notiirlid nit Dem Ginopa'
Ioitl"
SuperIotib. Ser @ait
batte chen Oos beiteate 6ilctheefIteaf
befommen.
nSagen Sic, tpanOte er iid an
Sen &eauer, lit Dies 2ofal nidt 10
gut, pie es INNER geriibmt pirO?"
~SapobI, mein Serr. 8enn Sic
%itarfen &offee beiteGIen, befGmmen
Sic sen itdrfiten 9nffee Ser 8elt;
tpenn sic fnuiperiges 9rot ba6en
moaen, oos fnuiperigite 9rot; tpeun
Sic elm frii6eS 81 perlangeu, Sas
friideite 81"
Tim Simmcls piaen, unO id
babe Elm fleines 8eefiteaf beitelt."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

- Ell nem 81 e It aurant t.
Die iunge biibide Game lit e6en nit
Dem Giien fertig uno 5iinoet iid cine
Cigarette an, als Ser &euner cine
altere Dame al ibrer Gid iebt.
nSd boffe, es fort sic nidt, bob
id eiie, DabrenO Sic rouden?" be-
merfte Sic altere Dame biiiig.
r8itte nein, iolange id Die Muiif
nod boren fannl"
-SeBt peiB er's. Cine
eIegonte 6rou itebt bot Sen S9rnns
fen oes @eridtes. Ser &idteri
fraet: uSie f0nnen fi9 olio ni6t,
mebr entiinnen, an peldem Gage
Ser ISOLDE sic bas beroG6tige Sc
rauid an Ser Cir borten?"
~Nein, Serr &idter, i6 nabm
gera6e Elm 9o0."
naba", nidt ser &i6ter, so
baben mir es, oann mar es aIio'
Samstag." |
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

= S III @ III. SIN Ifiieum
Itebt eiu Gorio eiues r0miiden @Ia-
Oiotors. GIN Sodel bduLt elm
S6iIO: Ser Siegcr".
Gin Bauer Itebt lange Oaoor uuo
6enft nafl, Damn iagt er: Sara,
Sofra, mie mag ga ser 8eiiegte
ousidouen?"
@otpebr. Bel Dem @beno'
ciien i'm Soitie Oes 8anfiers iibt
guidmonn eingefeiIt 5miiden 5pei
Glteren 0omen. 8uifmann lit un'
oerbeirotet.
,Meine 0omenl" Iagt 9ui6s
mann, nein @crbeiroteter lit Oo6 elm
beneioensnerter Monn!"
.6inoen Sie?" erpiOert Oie Da-
me our 9infen un0 nirft einen err
martungspoaen glid auf i'm.
.@an5 entidieoenl 8eOenfen sic
bod 49,. elm Ge~rbeirateter bat nur
sic eigene 6rau 8u fiirdten, Elm lin.
perbeiroteter ober nnel!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

Sod entiebIi6er.
uaennlt ou etipas GntIeblideres als
einen @eder, Der nidt flingeln
ipin?"
,So - elmer Ser flingelt."
gernunft uno &e6t t.
&i6ter: Sic moaen iid alio nift
in Site %einigen?"
.9ie beioen @egner iagen ni6ts
un6 ieben iid tpiitenO oil.
nS6on", fdbrt ser &i6ter fort,
ooa sic Sernuuft nidt iiegt, muB
chen oas &edt enti6eioen!"
9te S6otten. @riter
g9otte: r9ie Sunoeiteuer muB
ibon pieoer be3ablt tperbenl Sic
bolten bo6 audi einen Suno, nift
tpobr?"
3weiter Sdotte: n0eirl, 6os lift
ms at telterl @enn mir nafts elm
@erduid boren, belen mir ielbft!"
~@obIpoIIen0. ~aber
Serr &eoofteur, marum lebnen sic
meinen &omar ab?"
uMan ion bod BON ieinen Nfit-
menIfen ni9t INNER glei9 oos
i6limmite annebmen."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

Sired. Observation-Disclosures
rector: uSie iuden Engagement ols
&ieie2 Sic iino ood boditens flint
SUB bod!"
8eperber: n@ben oariml SD bin
ser fleinlte Hieie Der @elt!"
@ot5reme. Ser @rpreB-
aiig belt nit einem <d plobli1
5piiden 5tpei Stationen an. Gin
beioret o~usiebenoer Mann Itedte
ieinen &opf aus Dem 5eniter uno
REF:
rSano, sdaffnerl @arum baIten
mir 6enn?"
nSemano bat Sic Notbremie ge5o-
gen., mar oie 4ntiport, riest mer-
ben mir mabrideinIid iiber cine
StiinOe oOer nod LANCER aufgebeI.
ten"
uslber id muB Dor 3ipolf llbr in
Der Stnot fem! Sd fabre gu meit,er
Sod5eiti' rief ser @eiienoe.
Ser S6uffner JAP i'm plOsIid
ourd0ringenO an.
nS0ren Sic, eroIte er, Limo Sic
nieGeiht Ser Mann, Ser Die Not-
bsemie se5Osea bat2"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
81 ranberuna. Sn meni

- @erGn6erung. Sn peill-
gen ssabren bat iidl Neureuter bonn
fleinen Mann gum STANDARDIZATION
emporqeorbeitet. giles Cages be.
Iudt i'm elm alter 8efannter aus Der
Belt ieiner nmaeeren Sabre" nnO
periidert linn, tpie iebr es ibn frelle,
Neureuter eenaii 10 wieoer5ufinoen,
wie er i'm bon friiber Der femme.
r9ein GROCER &eidtum bat lid in
feiner @eiie oerdnoert."
rSn elmer Siniidt bod, entges-
net &eurellter nno lddelt in iid bin
ein !, friiber ~nannten mid meitie
8efeanien einen angebobelten Bur
iden uno groben &los - bente miro.
sir ieoer iagen, oaB GENERALIZATION
llelireuter ptmas ner5entriid" lit uilo
iiber einen nfoitliden Mutteriuis"
berfiigt ....1
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

- Sn Ser 9 9uIe. nSeina,
ipie fommt es 0enu, oob beute oae
Seine &e1ennufgaben, Die OIL gu
&aus genaGt bait, ridtig iinO?"
n8oter lit Oerreiit, Serr 2ebrerl"
- Gin ausDeg. o8urum
mofIt ou oenn beim Srinfen INNER
Die Iugen 5u9"
r@ein Nr3t bat mir geio9t, i6
ioG nidt gu tief ius @las iebenl"
- Ser l1nteridieO. v&eu.
men Sic Sen ltnteri6ieo 5niiden
einem 8Gdermeiiter un0 benz
S6nee?"
DSopobI, bei6e ieben meiB olls!"
p@ia! Ser 8ddermeiIter muB friib
INN balb flint l1br aufiteben uno Ser
Sdnee fam Iiegen blei6en."
- unpiinftIi9feit. Miide
trifft SeOermann.
n@anu?" frngt er. r8outeit Ou
beute nidt nit Sorniebel 8uiam-
men iein2"
.@it Sorniebel treffe i6 mid ME
ipieoer", i9iittelt 6e0ermann Ben
&opf. nStea' Sir Dor: gorgeitern
tparen mir INN neln Dor Ser &aiier-
bale b~erabre0et, uno als id fur5
Dor 5ebn fomttte, babe id nod ii6er
cine 8iertelitunOe marten miiiien!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
d M a If a Of e. .@c

Sci If # a d e. y@os
oieben Sic 0enn fir elm fiird)terli6es
@eIi9t?"
sd babe mir eben elm Stiidden
3unge a6sebiiien."
,Sdmedt oern Sic 10 ihleht?"
~ Sbr eriter @e0onfe.
Die nele aufpartefrou madt 5r-
iammen nit Ser Sausfrau @roBrei.
nemo9en. als lie Sic 8iilte Der
Apbro6ite bon Weilo aus Dem 3int-
mer tragt, iagt iie gu Der gnaoigen
Srau:
,@Obl sic 5rau sdpiesermo-
ma?"
9uftber6n0erung
.Sbre 6raii ben0tigt 2uftperanoe.
rune", iagte Ser 9oftor gu Meoc
Sberion DSal5luft miro @unoer
nirfen."
Als Ser 9oftor CUR naditen gi-
iite fam, fan6 er Sen Sdotten Mac
&berion am 8ette ieiner 5rau iiseno
uno ibr nit einem S~al5bering Suit
suid6eln0.
- 3u6tbaus. 5eOermann be.
ii6tigt Elm 8uhtbaus- p0ies bier
iagt Ser Sltipcftor, uno 5eigt auf
Sen linfen 6Iiigel, lit oie 9lbtei-
ling fiir poIitiihe Serbrster. 9ort
Oriiben iinb Sic 2eiite, Die fur3 Dor
Ser @ntlaiiung iteben, uno bier in
Ser Mitte Die le6enslanglid @erur-
teilten."
nSebr intereiiant", iaet Sober.
mann, ruito mo iisen Oie uniduloig
8erurteilten?~
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

-&ein IuSneg. nSie bot
ten elm 9ienitm606en, Oas Ben gan
5en CONNER iiber Bel Sbnen geblie-
ben lit? 8ie mar benin oas m0g-
lid?~
.Sa, mir nobnten oamols CUR
Scnimerfriiae 0uf elmer SnleI, i4
bate oas Boot ongeIdloiien, uno
iie fonnte nidt i%dpimmcnl"
= @Ate antmort. 8anfier:
yBie bod lit SIR @infommen?"
Sreier: SD berOiene 5peitauleno
Collar idbrli6!"
.9os lit ungefdbr Der 9etras, ben
meine Sodter fir Sai9entii6er aus
eibt!"
n0onn nluB i'd Ieioer meinen an-
trog auriidaie6en. Cine Dame nit
einem iol6en S6nupfen mage i'd
nidt 81 beiratenl"
-2iebe uno Sempo. Sic
ioBen am GoIant ieines Seds5Dlin-
0ers.
Mola fpar traurig.
n8u liebIt mid nidt mebr, 6reo?"
r@orrm ni6t, Malo?"
@oIa iob iiunenO auf Ben aiIOme-
ter3Gbler:
n6riiber, tpenr ib neben Dir iaB,
fubrit on 6o9itens %5lpan5ig, oreiBig
Wfeilen in ser StunOe. ltnO iebt
fGbrit 6u ifon ieit einigen Sagen
iiber ie65ig.~
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
9amItlcr- AncfOuten

&ommt begeiitert elm iitnger W1u.
fifer gu Sron5 2ebor. &ann iein
Slid nod gar nift fuiien. u@eiiter,
Meiiter, i'd babe @eIegenbeit, cine
groBe Sperette gu i6reibeul!l"
ySeben Sic ii6 MIR Dor, iunger
Greitn6, @eIe9enbeit ma9t 9iebel"
3tpei MGnner i1rieben eiten
Slim. (0ie @amen Der @6nner
tpouen mir acknowledgements Der.
fdueigen). Ser cine BON ibnen
pobnt in 8ien, Ser onoere in Ser
lin. @eorebt ptrOe in Berlin. Sam
zines Cages elm SeIegramm nod
@ien: v9ein Slim fertig. Sou nidt
gut fem
3pei Gage ipdter: nl1nier slim
Ser DIRECTION porgefIbrt. sat &c.
fauen."
3pei 8o6en ipdter: nMtein Slim
seitern uraufgefiibrt. &ieiiger Or
folg."
aIs ser &omponiit &oiiini, ouf
Der S0be ieines 9fubms, gum eriten'
nal 0ie oomuls nod ni6t beriibmte
S1ngerin Aoelina 8otti borte, lang
iie ibm, nit 5abaoien @inlogen.
&oloroturen, &oulaOen un0 Sriaern.
sic &%oIinenarie aus ieinem Barber
BON Sepiao" Dor. &oiiini mar in
nerli6 iiber Oieie @erbaI6orniiierung
entiest, aber er mar elm bOfli6er
Mann. 0@irfli9 iebr bii6id, mein
SrGulein = un0 bon mem lit Die
Muiif?"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

- x t { I. HSDle Olu"
broudt S6onung, Serr Sdnabel,
sic grobte Sdonung. @rfiiaen Sic
ibr ieoen 8unid."
Limb tpenn lie Nun iuiinidt Dob
i6 tie niGt idore, Serr 9oftor?l"
go lit es. pAlio, oein &ai-
Iierer lit beri6munOen?"
rStimmt.
Limb bic Stenotppiltin aii6?"
nStimmt."
Sea, uno bie &oiie?"
nStimmt nibt."
- Gas SeiImittel. n@ibt
es oenn fem Mittel gegen 2iebe
olif BEN eriten 8Iid?" iammerte Die
BLONDE Snge.
Sen 8meiten 8lid!" troitete bic
erfabrene @utter.
abgebIikt. Sic: sd
piiroe mid aud nit einem Nfann
berbeiraten, ser Oumm uno bGBli6
it, ipenn er MIR redt reid pdrel"
.@r: u0b, oaS lit aber cine gnt-
tGuidung fir midi"
Sic: n@ieio, iinO Sic Oenn nidt
reid?"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
9ebmel nmO e~icbcrmamn.

&ifor0 9ebmel ul0 Mar 9ieber.
mann tparen iebr gut befreunoet-
8ober 0urfte es Gebmel tpagen, an
Sen peroenoen 8erfen 2iebermanns
&ritif gu iiben. S6lieBIid purbe
es Dem aber ood 5uoiel. nSorenie
mal", meinte er. Isle oiirfen bort
einem 8ortrait ni6t berlongen, oob.
ct oo6 Moma uno 8apa Iagt!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
a6Iner @ite.

Gin &oluer mar pom 9a1 leines
SiibnerItaIles beruntergefaaen, botte
ii9 cine 8mar ungefdbrlide, o6er
I1mer5bafte Gerlebung 5uge5ogen
un0 beulte Dor S6mer5 laiit auf.
Nadborn eiIten berbei uno frogten
i'm, Of er iid oerlebt babe. 9a
oergaB ser @eitiir5te ieinen S6mer5
uno meinte tpiteno:
.@ann CIR sat piiie MULTI,
flemmt crop iii fals Ieles erongerl"
Gin aloerer &olner befanO ltd
itarf angetrunfen auf Dem Seimmeg
un0 blieb nit ibperer Sdlagieite
mitten auf ser 5traBe i6manfeno
iteben. Gin Sduspoli5iit itieB i'm
an uno fragte, mas er bier anf Der
StraBe 81 iufen babe. 9a meinte
Ser folniIde gieOermann:
r9e ian5e StroB Oriebt Iid ON
mid er0m III i6 mabOen be, bis
ming @unnung borbeifiitt (porbei-
fommt), Oomit ib De SuSOiir OPP
idlieBe fann."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

StrofberdGru g.
@efdngnisndrter Gum StrGfling):
.@orum nolen sic Oenn nidt in
ser 3ele SEQ. IA bleiben?"
n@eil man ga ben balben Sag
sic Srau oes DIRECTORS iingen bort"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
&pG gelabcn.

.@ie ion0er6ar Sic Srau S6ul5e
MIR altsiiebt."
~Sa, ipeiBt gu, oeren aoffee-
fr6n59en muBte umitanOebalber
Idon apeimal neridoben DerOen,
uno oa lit iie nun nit @ebeimnfiien
iiberlooen."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
gcim Gcridt.

MiiGer bat @aier iiberfabren.
Ole bonn @eriGt 5%useiagte Gntidd-
Oigungsiumme finOet Miiuer 5i
bod, uno er mill BEL 0taier BAN
OeIn. Bin i6 Miaiondr, Serr
Maier?"
Bin elm G~ouienOfuB, Serr Drill
Ier9"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
Resignation

Waoge ieber itilbeeliidt
Geiner Sreuben tparten,
SPA tuIdeIte mir gu:
6eut, punt finf 11br - &enoe5bous
Sci Der 8ant i'm @arteu.
Qinfer 6aro BEN g6npenu claque,
Gedter 5aro ne Sllpe,
5p befabl bie Salide mir. -.
Sibe MN brei Stunben bier,
@Is geu5ter 9nlpe.
Gie6 - ba MATT bon Seru Elm Yaar,
SEA - ner lit benn Die "a,
Irm in Nrm eebt bort nit i6r
Gin 9ularensS ffi5ier,
Sre1 nit meiner Spa.
Gb i6 beiSe nieberfnau'?
@ait Dem &erL mid bore?
9ein, i1 trolIe mid na6 Saus,
Soft lei SAINT = baB allies aus, -
Sett lit er Der S6iel
9oppel Il II II. 4 (5u ieinem
Sreuno): @eItern iab man Sic oft
nit ser 4merifanerin t~on5en.
g.: Sa, es mar elm aben6 6es
.MiB" -8ergniieens.
Sie9ft III 2otthen fragt
sen &apa: pBapi! @arum bait ou
Noma ~gebeiratet?"
Sriumpbieren0 iagt Oa Ser Slater
CUR Mutter: oSiebit Ou! Sest fdnet
iogar oas &inO idOn an, ii1 bar
iiber 5u pun0ern!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
stimmunscm.

Gin ieItiomes Snitrumeft, bic
&arfel @rregt Sic iold &on5ert
audi INNER 10 furdtbar?"
Sea, un0 DBL l1~eberboupt bier 10
oidt am Sodium, i9 fomm' aus
Ser @ngit nidt rnlts, Ser Slinge IGBt
mir oas 9ing auf Sen SUB fulen!!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

&oter: n9a bat mein Sunge
einen S6ranf poa 8iider, gan5e
&dIten oufgeipieBter Safer unO
S9metterIinge, elm oides 8riefniar.
fenoI6um, cine &oGeftiou alter
Miin3en, trGgt unermiiOlid %ieltene
Steine 5%uiommen, unO iein 2ebrer
beflagt iid tros olle0ent, Ser Sunge
babe feline Sammlitng."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

$50 iin0 Ole orei unge5ogenen
Sungell, Oie mid nit Sdneebaaen
g%etporfen ba6en?
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

SSm fpult0erbouen Monot Wfat,
$50 ole &noipen ipringen
ltno 100 BON EN- ger 2ieb' un0 Srel'
&erliebte Menifen lingen,
ga IGBt Sic i60nite MeloOei
@un aud ser 6roi6 erflingen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12
Sfiener Shrsibebrisf Oes
Ybilipp sanrrampfcr.
70s-

@ein IIeber Serr @e0aationar =
Washington Journal., 1933-05-12

@ie mer NIT Die
Gifts beim lin
fomme, bat Die 9i5.
sic, mas meme 9lIte
is, Sic SGno itpiuer
Sen &opp 5uiamme-
I'm iogt;
GbiIipp, on biit
frebiig; mas Oenfit
On mobI pie melt
hpi 1tuIprp MOLE Gina
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23
These elders Made to
Dur Exact Specifications!

We've seen gliders and gliders,
but never have we seen such lux
urious elders for $7.98! They
boast practically every feature of
more costly gliders. Constructed
to give lots and lots of glider mile
age this summer and summers to
come. Good looking? See for
yourself the 20 smart patterns
Comfortable? Sit in one! You'll
not be able to resist the comfort
they afford. Buy tomorrow-en
joy the entire glider season-and
enjoy the tremendous savings.
Every glider made in Indianapolis.
BLOCK'S-Fifth Floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-13
PLANTs-sHRuBs-TREES

All kinds of plants, shrubs and trees best adopted to your gar- den needs.
 adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-13
ATTENTION TENNIS PLAYERS

A membership list is being pre- pared which will be posted at the tennis courts before close of the present month and only the actual membership is entitled to use of the Clubs courts, a fact which the committee in charge of the Clubs affairs has frequently explained.
 Members of the Club will confer favor by remitting current year dues of $500 as early as possible and thus make it possible to liqui- date balance of indebtedness and make certain repairs. Persons de- string to make use of the courts must arrange for membership with out further delay; otherwise to stop using the courts which are the private property of the Juneau Tennis Club. See A. w. Henning or c. E. Harland regarding mem bership entrance fees and current year dues.
 By Executive Committee of adv. of Juneau Tennis Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-13
BIG" TO BE
 AT FACTION AT CAPITOL SUNDAY
Edna Ferber Story Has
 Barbara Stanwyck Heading Cast

Barbara Stanwyek in So Big, is the attraction opening Sunday at the Capitol Theatre, and from advance accounts it seems extreme ly likely that the coming of this particular picture will stand out as one of the really big events of the present season.
 To begin with, there's Barbara Stanwyck hersef-a very comedy and talented young lady whose name alone is plenty box office" as show people say. Her role in "So Big" as Selma Peake. the girl whose story from childhood to old age is the central theme of the plot, is the finest bit of work that Barbara has yet accomplished on the screen.
 And then the cast of 50 Big" in addition to Barbara Stanwyck is worth consideration by discrimi- hating movie patrons. George Brent is leading man-that hand some and stalwart young Irish man who has brought new style in heroes to Hollywood. You can sum up George Brent by saying he is a he-man without being hard boiled-and he has rich store of Irish charm. Then there's little Dickie Moore, five years old and already a screen star. Dickie has already stolen" more pictures from famous screen celebrities than any other player in Hollywood accord ing to those who keep tabs on such matters. Bette Davis is in the cast too-a blonde and viva 1 cious miss who is rising rapidly in the cinematic sky. And there's Mae Madison and Hardie Albright and Robert Warwick and Arthur Stone and Earle Fox and Alan Hale and Dorothy Peterson and about twenty more, making up one of the strongest casts ever assem- bled by a Hollywood studio.
 The story of "So Big" has been adapted from the novel by Edna i Ferber; and all the readers of 50 Big" and admirers of Miss Fer ber's writings know that the care and elaborate preparations bestowed by Warner Bros. upon the making
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-13
JIM FULL IS l AUTHOR OF PLAY
 AT COLISEU N
Laughter in He'll Opens at Local Theatre Sunday
 Mystery Ranch Ends

That passion, drama, and trag- edy enter into the lives of humble people in just as real a manner as they do in the lives of other class es is powerfully shown in the Uni versal picturization of Jim Tully's Laughter in He'll" which opens it's engagement at the Coliseum Theatre Sunday
 This intensely human film, writ ten by Jim Fully, who possesses an uncanny understanding of his lifelike characters, is said to be one of the most realistic and vital screenplays of the year.
 The picture is laid in the South where a stalwart Irish youth and his father are bound very close together with the memories of the wife and mother who is in her grave. The son realizes his anbi- tion to become railroad engineer and maries a bewitching South Srn girl who pr OV Q un1alJn1ul. Catching her in the arms of his enemy since childhood, the mad dened husband kills them both and is sentenced for his crime to hard labor in the state chain gang whose foreman is the brother of the man he killed. Here he endures tortures of ssoul and body at the hands of the vindictive brother until his chance to escape arrives, and he takes it. From there the story moves swiftly with a maximum of suspense and action until the fugi- tive finds belated happiness.
 l Pat O'Brien plays the authentic role of the Irish youth Mern a Kennedy plays in a part which welcomes this talented actress back to her proper place on the screen l Berton Churchill, Gloria Stuart Tom Brown, Arthur Vinton, Doug lass Dumbrille, Clarence Muse and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-13
COURT CRANTS3 BEER LICENSES;
 ONE IS DENIED
Stocker, Bavard and Con- way Get Licenses
 Pusich Not Given One

Three additional beer licenses have been granted by the Federal District Court for Juneau, one re- fused and several applications are now pending which are expected to be acted on next week.
 Those receiving licenses were: J. J. Stocker, beer dispensary for the Imperial Pool Hall; Jack Conway, Sitka, retail license for c. M. Mo- Grath's store; M J. Bavard for the California Grocery, retail. An application of Mike Pusich, Doug las, beer dispensary, was rejected.
 Applications for 13 licenses were received today from Ketchikan and Petersburg as follows:
 Steve Ferris, Ketchikan, for the Stedman Hotel, retail wholesale and beer dispensary; Pioneer Cafe retail and restaurant; Ben Konze retail; Ryus Drug Company, retail; c. R. Close, retail and beer dis pensary; Ketchikan Grocery Com pany, retail; James Newman, re- tail; West Coast Grocery Company wholesale.
 From Petersburg; Charles Mann beer dispensary, and Charles Grenaa, retail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-13
BUY VESSEL FOR ALASKA
 FISH TRADE
INorthland Ira importation Company Purchases
 Nosa Duke
Seattle Times)

Negotiations TOT the purchase of the South American freighter Nosa Duke. by the Northland Transpor- tation Company for service in the Seattle-Southeastern Alaska trade are expected to be closed in New Orleans Monday, according to Will liam Semar, vice president and manager of the Northland Trans portation Company.
 The Nosa Duke will be used pri- marily as cannery vessel during the summer months, a service be- ing performed this year by the chartered freighter Perry L. Smith CTS The deal for the ship is suD- ject to dry dock inspection Mon day in New Orleans.
 The Girdwood Shipping Com pany of Seattle is handling the ne- gotiations for the Nosa Duke which takes her name from the first let ters of New Orleans and South America. She is owned by the Nosa Line, a subsidiary of w. R. Grace & Co.,, and has been operating from Gulf ports to South America The vessel is of 1,456 net tons reg ister, 298 feet long and 40 feet beam. She has four holds.
 MT. Semar said the Nosa Duke will arrive in Seattle about June l5 and will sail for Southeastern Alaska about July 1. Marshall Me Ginitie of McGinitie & Mcdonald of Seattle, will make the survey of the vessel He left for New Or leans April 20. The Northland Transportation Company operates the motorships Northland and Nor co and the chartered freighter Per " L. Smithers in the Seattle South eastern Alaska trade
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STR. DELLWOOD WILL
 CALL HERE SUNDAY
 FOR LOAD OF BOXES

The eX-cableship Dellwood, now converted into cannery transport ship, owned and operated by P. E. Harris, will arrive here about am. Sunday, according to wire received from Mir Harris, who is aboard, by Karl T'heile, Secretary of Alaska.
 The steamer will be in port sev- eral hours loading box shocks at the Juneau Lumber Mills dock. It will sail during the afternoon for Hawk Inlet to discharge cargo, and from there proceed to Alaska Pen insula cannery ports. The Dell wood left Ketchikan at g am. to- day. It sailed from Seattle last Wednesday at 10 am.
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ATTENTION Juneau WCmen's Club

Juneau Women's Club
 Regular monthly meeting will be held Tuesday, May Is, at ? pm, in the City Council Chambers. This will be the last meeting of the Club year and all members are urgently requested to be present.
 MILDRED LISTER, -adv. Secretary
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. AT THE HOTELS =

Gastineau MT. and Mrs. G. Erickson.
 Zynda N. Van Houten; Ray Yerkey, Petersburg; Frank Brandt
 Alaskan Mrs. George Carteti, Hoonah; Ed Flytor, Wrangel.
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FRIENDS OF BOY SCOUTS
 Picnic at Scout Cabin at Eagle River tomorrow Cars leave Bur lords Corner at g am. Bring sandwiches for self. Coffee will be free. -adv
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JITNEY DANCE At A. N. B. Hall Saturday, g. P. M. Krane's Orchestra. adv.
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Tommy Conlon are likewise ex- cellent in their roles.
 Saturday Show
 Thrills are on the progra m which will be given at the Coli scum for the last times tonight. Mystery Ranch with Georg e OBrien in the leading role is a movie of Stewart Edward Whites The Killer Also on the bill will be a chapter of Air Mail Mystery" ]" the Coliseum's exciting serial.
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Old papers at Tine Empire.
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BRIGHTER NAZINA
 DUE HERE TUESDAY

F'reighter Nazina. of the Alaska Steamship Company, is scheduled to arrive in Juneau next Tuesday The vessel is bringing coal, ex- plosives and general freight for Channel ports.
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BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received by the City of Juneau at the Clerks Office up to pm, May 19, 1883, for the construction of concrete sidewalks on the West side of Seward St. from Third to Fourth Sts., and on the South side of Fourth St., from Seward to Main Sts., as per plans and specified tions at the Clerks office. Right reserved to reject any and all bids.
 A. w. HENNING,
 -ady. City Clerk
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of the picture were well worth while
 Last Times Tonight
 Playing at the Capitol theatre for the last times tonight will be Richard Barthelmess and Marian Marsh in Alias the Doctor