davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING, MD-FURNISHED OR
east of Ga. ave; excellent condition: hot
water heat fireplace. 2 elassed-in sleeping
large lot; double tile garage: abundant trees
and shrubbery. GE. 012S.
NEW 7-ROOM AND BATH TWO-sTORY
garage; large lot. Locust Grove ave. Silver
Spring, Md. Call at GEO. STANCES, 20
Bladensburg rd, Kensington. Md. IT,
KENsINGToN, MD;;-26 ST. PAUL ST.
ell, INV. heat, gas stove, h.-w. heater;
garage; $50 per mo. Inquire of owner,
Az St Paul st IT.
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se5-d&GS.eXS

a.THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poneo until WEDNESDAY. the TWENTIETH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1888, at the
sare place at THREE O'CLOCK PM.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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Will exchange clear brick building. suit
able for warehouse garage or repair Shop,
for small houses.
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SENI-DETACHED. $ ROOMS.
A~JrrN NJ

S-room emi-detached brick home with
garage on lot l42 feet deep. tile bath with
built-in tub and shower modern kltchen en-
stripping: in excellent condition throughout;
reduced 81 600 for quick sale; $500 cash.
Cpep daily until n m
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RFNT-FLOOR SPACE
SALE-LOTS.


Woo9DsIDE PARK. NEAR NoYEs DR1yE-
broker. or THOs. E. CLARK 34O7 Conn.
ave. NV.
PAGE HILL SPEAKS TO THE INVESTOR
among those with visions of the ideal home
site. A price of $40 for site such as
can be had there. 6ox12o feet. leaves no
will set, the limit on the amount Of land
you will want, Better get it now before
your money falls in value. Drive out Wis
consin ave. to Bethesda and by the old
ave. and one block to the. right. A sales
man present after ?. and on SUNDAYS.
BEST SECOND COMMERCIAL BUY IN
city-Central location. near Union Market
section; about 1880 square feet; real
bargain; closing out for out-ot-town client.
Address Box 500-B Star office.
S4o0: CoLMAR MANOR MD; LEVEL
building site: 3 blocks from Baltlm0re I ,f Pike; W
LEE 134a H st. NV. District 1900.
. LOTS. Mr.. LYON PARK .vA:-3ox125
each; desirabv located on grade; yrs. ago
sold for $3.50; for quick sale will take
Sl.15o on terms or discount for cash:
lots lr Mass. ave. ext, American Univer-
sitv PIX and ! to > lots N H ave ext: ext
and terms -. GE. GAG
N. E. RYON CO. 1916 N Y. Ave. MA. zoos:
CHEVY CHASE MD-RARE OPPORTU
nifty; lots 60x140. S1.@75 to 81 .375; i'm
provements; consider construction loans.
Address Box 24-C. Star office.
RoCK-BoTToM CASH PRICE. FINE Ia
koma lot: may consider part behind con-
HILL LOT 65x150, UN-
improved. facing Government park. view Of
washington; Sii50. o H. GARV1N, 1927
Ala Sc SH. 20S3
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RFNT-STORES.

34o7 l4th NW.-LARGE STORE. . ROOMS:
central Mt. Pleasant; suitable any business;
open: low rent. National 492S. l6'
2037 K ST NW.-FINE. LARGE STORE
ReLt only $4,000 PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 K st NV.
AUTOMOBILE SHOW ROOM AT l712
Connecticut ave. NV, with meZzanine; rent
reasonable. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 K st. NV
ST. FLA. AVE W.-LARGE STORE. S42 so
G19 Az st. S.w.-Store, rooms,
bath; suitable 1or beer or lunch
bath. elec. 1880
90 Al, st. sW-Laree store room. y : so
THOMAS P. BROWN. 6l5 AZ ST. SW.
$50 b ST $1,000
,"oI Minn ave se 1900
4ll East CAPITOL st-Store and apt 1900
6"4 Penn ave se 81. 90
1O1 St ne-Store and apt. .... 5000
80 18th st. s.e.-Store and apt. so 90
Ola Ith ST sc .... 45 90
739 sth st. se.-store and apt 80. $500
81 Florida ave ne.,,... so
All 18th ST Sc s,,,....... $500
735 1th st sc ...,,,...... 20 90
3"6 l1th ST Sc " - 90
IOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penn Ave Sc
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12-room house in 1900 block Of r St NV.
suitable for doctor or lawyer; lot 40 feet
wide; will sell cheap, or consider well To-
Gated NV brick bungalow.
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BRIGHTWooD. 55l4 sth ST. N.W--RE
possessed r. / b; h.-w.h.. front and real rear
Brookland 1921 18th st. n.e.-Repos-
sessed, sd brick. 6 r. l b. INV h.: front
and porches. i'll St. Anthonys Parish
Priced for Quick Sale-TermS.
ALEX S CLARKE. JR.. 14l0 H st. NV,
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FRANK STETsoN. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court.-No
45462 Administration.-This is to give
notice that the subscribers. of the State of
Connecticut and the District Of Columbia.
Court of the District of Columbia letters
testamentary on the estate of George G.
Perkins late Of the District Of Columbia,
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
before the sth day OF September. AID. 1894:
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
hands this 18th dav of September. 1888
GILBERT 3. A PERKINS @ saugatuck: Conn.
Wash, D. c. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. BY FRANK STETSON
Second Vice 6s PresI6dssnt pss, ,seain Attest: W,5.
fer the district of Columbia, Clerk Of thA
Probate Court. sel6.23.30
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SALE-FARMS.

GLENN DALE. MD-46.7 ACRES. . SMALL
bungalows house for 800 hens. cleo; school,
Is mi downtown S2.400; $500 down.
Owner. Phone Bowie 6"-F21. w. T. Perkins.
IL
4-ROOM HOUSE. . YRS. OLD. ACRES ON
State road. 20 miles D. C. Marshall Hall.
Md. Cash price. S9S5. GE. 5402.
l65-ACRE TOBACCO FARM NEAR GRAIN
HIghvay-6-room house. cleo. - large new
tobacco barns 81 800 terms, 81 900 cash.
w. G. WILLIAMS. 3505 Rittenhouse st.
20O-ACRE. STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
room house :, barns and silo. concrete
road. 20 miles from D. c. A real bargain
If you have some cash.
Country homes and country business
property at extremely low prices; should
office
KENSINGTON REALTY CO..
Kensington. Nd.
Telephone Kensington 1872. Night. WI 2333.
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Good NV. location rooms bath. full
basement lear garage. h.-w.h.. screened
and weather-stripped exceptionally nice lot;
worthy OF your careful lnveStigat@Ion; ton priced
NV. open and lighted afternoons and
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PHONE FALLS CHURCH. VA. 80
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
5 ROOMS. DINET AND BATH. LARGE
back yard: house all screened and awnings;
in No. l condition; near schools. one block
from car line. BY owner. Greenwood I'LL.
CHERRYDALE. VA-315 COL. ST: 8 R.
and b.; ami; detached big lot; $3.50.
For bargains in Arlington County to buy,
sell or trade. see us.
N. E. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave. MA. zoos.
1904 Wilson Blvd Clar. 1880.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. ELEC.. LARGE LOT,
S25.. 5-r house. cleo. gas city water.
Arcola heat. porches, $50: 5.room modern
bungalow. S35. B. NJ SMITH. Arlington.
Va. Phone Clar. 2o3S. 22'
1O-ACRE ESTATE: ATTRACTIVE co =
lonial-type house. bed rooms. large living
room, library: 90 minutes from White
House; only SS5 per month. Also 35-acre
estate. large house, bed rooms. attractive
yard; close to city. Inspection and price on
application.
w s HOGE. Jr.
1927 St NV District 6563
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

SKY OWs"-GENTLEMENs CoUN-
try place; stone dwelling ami: gardens;
orchards. beautiful view; near MARYLAND
country clubs; consult brokers or telephone
WI 464o-J
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS. 21S PROSPECT
room, . baths built-in garage; over "a acre;
excellent shade and shrubbery; SS5 month
Wisconsin 3414.
4.S CHERRYDALE AVE. - MILE FROM
Rosslyn via Lee Hgwy.-6 rooms\ ami,
h.-w. heat S42 per month. H. B. HILTON,
Walnut $500.
SO ARGYLE AVE. CHERRYDALE.. VA.-
water: h VIII: S45 per month. including ga
rage. Inquire 206 Lee Highway, or Clar, SIT.
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SALE-INyESTMENT PROPERTY.

SALE-INVESTMEN PROPERTY.
NEW DETACHED FOUR FAMILY APART
ment. 1910 Randolph st. NV. Income,
Sl.s24. Price. $4,000. Your broker. or
THOS. E. CLARK. 3407 Conn. ave. NV.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
o-story brick duplex structure. rooms.
bath each elec. lights: rented $50 MONTH
sell cheap: might consider exchange
A. C. HOUGHTON CO., REALTORS.
1915 H NV. Phones DI. 1886, 1887.
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THOS. j. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEFRS
l43I EYE ST NV
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-WATER-FR FRONT LOT OR, cor
tage on bay: convenient to Washington.
Address Box 453-B. Star once. IL
COL. BEACH BUNGALOW. HEART OF CITY.
3 lots; sacrifice. OWNER easy terms; water,
elec Address Box 447-B, Star once.
FIFTY Y-FOOT-FRONT LOTS. FRANKLIN
Manor Beach on Chesapeake Bay. 500: lin
sale; easy terms. See MR. SPRINGER at
Beach. or telephone Ma 1928 or ME. 6400.
COTTAGE ON BAY FRONT FRANKLIN
Manor Beach Md. Clear: value $4,000.
THoS III SApW aa6e conn ave nv
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PAUL p. STONE, North 747l.
pAPK Pn NEAR Nth ST NV

PAFh I'D, , =,
Comfortable. we'll built brick home, D bed
rooms, bath; nice condition; front and rear
porches; attractive back yard with tree; eX-
cellent nelghborhood; Slo,o0o VIII take
smaller house IN exchange
A. c. HOUGHTQN CO. REALTORS.
1876 H ST. W. Phones D1. 1886. 1887. .
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35O7 CONN. AVE.

35O7 CONN. AVE.
In the PARK AND SHOP"
development. ,5xiO store with
cellar: heat furnished: fine loca-
cation for delicatessen or res
taurant Also 16xiO store. Free
parking space for customers.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV National 2345.
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200 TUCKFRMAN ST NV
DETACHED: CENTER-HALL BRICK,
AT ROW-HOUSE PRICE-PHONE Dl. :}34

S5.45O-NE. .
Near Eastern High School; center,h al
plan Is larRe rooms and bath. brick. ~ It
wide h-wh instantaneous hot-water heat
er elec. built-in garage, Colonial front
porch first time offered. it won't last long.
-pS1-W
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DO YOU HAVE THE URGE TO EXPRESS
your personality in a little George
town house? Here's the chance; Rea-
sonable cash: small first trust OWNER.
Address Box SIC, Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE-1st,
end and 3rd trusts In d. c. No red tape
DR., A HENRY. INC. l0l6 Eye st. NV.
FOR REAL ESTATE -;2ANS-SEE
SUPERIOR FINANCE u INVESTMENT CO..
1891 @ st NV. Room 206 Met 24es
FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIRST TRUST
loans not TO exceed S5.U0o.0O residential
properties only.
CHAS. d. SAGFR,
924 14th St NV MA OO36.
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sHEEHY 4 SHEEHY, Attorneys.

suPRE.IE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court-No.
45l62 Administration.-Th is to give no.
tice that the subscriber. of the District OF
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia. letters
testamentary on the estate of Mary C.
McKeNna late of the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. 'th the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated; to the subscriber. on or be
otherwise they may bv law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under nv
hand this olst dav OF August. 1898. JOHN
p. McKENNA. All 9th ST S.W tseall
Attest: VICTOR S. MERNCH. Deputy Regis
ter of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of ne Probate Court se".a.16
JOSEPH r BAILEY. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court.-No-
45444, Administration This is to give ne
tice that the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia, letters
of adm;nistl alton on the estate of William
P Pyre. late of the District OF Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated to the subscriber. on or r.
fore the 25th day of August AID 193.
otherwise thev NAV by law be excludeo
from all benefit of said estate. Given un-
der my hand this 25th day of August. 1893.
LENA E. PYNE. 405 10th St NE. Gelhave
Ap,, Seal Attest: VICTOR S. MERSCH:
Deputy. .aaester If Wills for the District of
Columbia CleiS = -1c Probate Court
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'HoMAs J, OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs,
143l EYE ST NV
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se911.13.15.1s1s.2o.2I
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Will consider clear. well located NV lots
or small one-trust houses, for home OF 3
rooms, baths. large lot and gear brick
garage, in best close-in NV. section.
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DELIGHTFUL HOME-SAUL' S ADDITION
Entirely detached siX-room dwelling, modern
throughout and III excellent condition
Large LOTT garage. Price only $4,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
INFORMATION WANTED

Pietro Fabris is supposed to be in Alaska. Any information given to H. B. Le Fevre relative to his whereabouts will be greatly appre- ciated by relatives in Italy. xAjN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
ELI ERICKSON DIES FROM INJURIES IN
 ACCIDENT AT MINE

Eli Erickson, 36 years old, died at St. Ann's Hospital at 10:45 o'clock this morning as the result of injuries sustained in an acci- dent at the mine about 3:30 o'clock a. m.
 MT. Erickson was injured while he was driving a cross tunnel on No. 10 level He approached what hebelieved to be a missed blast too soon, and the charge exploded. He was rushed to the hospital and remained unconscious until few minutes before his death this morning.
 Employed as contractor, MT. Erickson had worked for the AL aska Juneau at various times for the past two years. He is survived by a wife living here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18

Senators, has been sold in a mid winter deal by Dallas to the Chi cago White Sox.
 Murray was purchased by Dallas from Kansas City in 1880. He re- ported and before the season clos ed won IA and lost 12 He finished with an carmel run average of 4.32.
 In 1891, he was one of the Tex as Leagues leading pitchers with 20 wins and IT defeats. His earned run average was 3.05.
 Last season he was the leading pitcher in games won, with 24 vic- tories and Is defeats. His earned run average was 288 He worked in more games than any other Texas league hurler. He was the ace of the Dallas staff, giving the Steers the second half pennant when he pitched and won three consective crucial games against the Beaumont Exporters.
 Although the baseball records show Murray to be B years old, in reality he is only 29 He has a birth certificate to prove it.
 Weighing POI pounds when in pitching trim and a glutton for work, Murray promises to make the White Sox n winning pitcher. He works with good change of pace, fast ball with plenty of hop, and a sweeping curve that bewil- dered Texas League hiters.
 The Steers received a substantial cash payment and two rookie pitch CTS for Murray. On being advised of the White Sox deal, he said: T will sign with them if the contract only calls for seventy-flve cents a month"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
CRIMSON BE ARSI
 BEAT DE MOL.AYSI IN W AR M GA N EI
Y. P. A. C. Wins Close Contest from Super
 Us Last Night

For the second time this season the Juneau High School basket ball team last night took the De- Molays into camp, but it was a battle all the way. The score was 31 to 22.
 Strengthened by the addition of Elmer Lindstrom. Bill Nikish and Benny Messer, City League hoop CTS, the De Moleys made a deter mined effort to wrest victory from theis rivals, but the Crimson Bears smooth working team play proved too strong.
 The game was fast and rough and penalties frequent
 Y. P. A. c. Wins
 In the curtain-raiser, the Super Us, Coach Wentlands second-string squad, bowed to the Y. P. A. c. quintet, 29 to 25, in a contest that was just as torrid though not as thrilling. The Indian lads had all the way by a slight margin, but the Supsrs came within an ace of closing the gap in the dying minutes of the game
 These two teams will fight it out again Monday evening, when they furnis hthe fireworks preliminary to the championship battle be- tween George Brothers and Juneau Bremen for the Channel League title.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
SPORT SLAMS \A AM ee.a1l

Baseball is suffering from no fundamental ills, at least so far as the major leagues are concerned
 Because attendance fell off sharp ly in 1892 and only two of the sixteen National and American League clubs made money is no more to be taken as an Indication that the pastime is slipping than is the plight of most golf clubs to be accepted as a basic ailment in the royal and ancient sport.
 The truth is that the major leagues are beset by CD top-heavy American League races, with three eastern clubs much too strong for the rest of the circuit; @ the corallary lop sidedness of the world series, which has witnessed a real scrap only once in the past six years; (3) the lack of enter prise by willing but inexperienced club executives; and (4) lack of Sunday ball in Pennsylvania.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
off after tying with the B. P. R.

off after tying with the B. P. R. team.
 Both teams entering the finals will present unbroken line-ups. Ev- cry player on their rosters are available for duty today and in good shape for the series. Double headers will be offered each even- ing Monday evening the Super Us of the local High School will take on the Y. P. A. c. five.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
MISS OGLA PAUL IS
 HOSTESS AT PARTY

Thursday afternoon, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sam Paul, Miss Olga Paul entertained fifteen of her classmates at her 11th birthday celebration.
 A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the young ladies and Mrs Paul served a dainty luncheon in regular party style.
 The hostess received many useful and attractive gifts from her friends.
 Those enjoying little Miss Paul's hospitality were, Katherine Tor kelson, Gertrude Albright, Violet Paul, Violet ,Mello, Myrtel Nello, Helen Hildre, Ina Louise Hildre. Louise Adams, Dorothy Bertholl, Leola Bacon. Bernice Mead, Mary Jukish, Murielle Walstedt and Bar bara Hermann.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
TITLE SERIES OF CACERS TO
 OPEN SHORTLY
Local Bremen and George Brothers Play Three
 Game Series

The local basketball season will come to it's climax next Monday evening when the Juneau Fire men and George Brothers lives tangle in the first of a three-game series for the 1883 championship of the Channel Basketball League. The other two games are scheduled for Wednesday and Friday nights, next week.
 The Bremen captured the first half of the season, winning four and losing one. The Growers won the second in an extra-game play
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
TANKS PAY ONE PER CENT

TANKS PAY ONE PER CENT
 You can figure what the rest of the clubs are up against when it is known that the Yankees, world champions, in 1882, returned a profit of $60,000, exactly one per cent. on their aggregate invest ment in the business of S6,00OOOj
 Of course, Col. Jacob Ruppert would probably be just as happy if he barely broke even on the year The Colonel would rather win and lose money than lose and make money, but his associates are not quite so beautifully Situated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
4 R I HEN MING HIG \ M A N IN BOWLING MATCH
Total Score of 566 Gave Henning High Total in
 Matches Last Night

Tn the three bowling matches played off last night in the mems tournament being held at the Elks' allays the highest score was made by Art Henning who totaled 566 his highest score for a single game being 193. Second high was the score made by Harry Sabin with a total of 531, whose best single score was 199. High score for a single game was made by Shaw who rolled 200 in his first game.
 There will be no games tonight.
 Details of the matches played last night follow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 18.-George King (TarheeD Murray of the South Carolina Murrays, is beating back to baseball's big tent this year after several seasons as an effect i've minor leaguer
 Murray, former right hand hur- Ter for the Yankees, Red Sox and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18

There are more sheep in AuG, tralia than any other country 1T the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
BAKKEN CONVICTED
 BY KETCHIKAN JURY

John Bakken was yesterday found guilty in the Federal district court at Ketchikan of uttering pension checks, according to advices re- ceived today by Marshal Albert White. Bakken was recently indict- ed jointly with Helmar Nelson for that crime and for forgery.
 Nelson was acquitted by the jury on both counts and Bakken on the forgery charge. The penalty for uttering pension cheeks is impris- onment from one to five years and a fine of not more than s1 1000. Sentence has not been pronounced on Bakken. 4f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
HOOVER NAMES HIS SECRETARY
 FOR JUDGESH|P
N omin ation of Newton Goes to Senate Which :
 Will Not Act

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Presi- dent Hoover has named his secre- tary, Walter Newton, to be United States District Judge of the Dis trict of Minnesota, sending the name to the Senate despite the ban there upon all confirmations of the Presidents nominations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-18
STILL CHEAP AMUSEMENT

It is doubtful reduction in ad- mission prices would bring a rush of customers to the turnstiles once again.
 Major League baseball is and has been one of the cheapest of all our national sporting amusements. The prices of amusement did not shift with the boom time, although the salaries of players and all other expenses of the clubs scared rap- idly in the Ruthian Era.
 It still is possible to get as good a seat as any fan desires for one dollar. The bleacher price is fifty cents in most parks. The Yankees Stadium bleacher capacity was in- creased to 22,000 several years ago as an encouragement to the pro- letariat.
 Out of a one dollar admission the home club generally can figure on getting about 62 cents The vis- iting team gets 25 or 30 cents per admission, respectively, in the Ma tional and American Leagues. The league gets small percentage.
 Boxing considers itself philan- thropic in New York by cutting the top price of tickets to s3.30 for non-championship bouts. Col lege football still considers $40 a fair enough price for it's major attractions, with seat behind the goal posts at s1.65 for ordinary of ferings. The professional hockey scale in the big league has a $2.2O top"
 Considering these comparisons the baseball fan hasn't much of a squawk coming, particularly as ma jor league ball clubs have bigger and more costly organizations to operate.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
Our Entire Stock of
Children's
Shoes
l5% off
Anniversary Special

Select any pair of children's
shoes in the department and you
receive them at 1870 less than
the regular price. Mind you,
these are our regular high-grade
children's shoes selling at this
low price for our Anniversary.
Boys and girls shoes that are
built to fit the growing foot cor
rectly. All sizes.
SECOND FLOOR-LANSBURG
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SIS and $50 TuO-Wd dy
Stretch Fleree
Ciirdles
$3.95
Anniversary Special

Hips may not be smaller, but
hey certainly look smaller, and
rebellious "tummies" get in line
when you use a two way stretch
Flexee. Side closing and semi
step-in models with boned back
and front, or boned over abdo-
men only. A comfortable IA to
l6 inch length in tearose. Sizes
Is to "a inch waist. Bargains!
THIRD FLOOR-LANSBURG
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Anniversary Special

Are they smart? Just ask any
college or high school girl if she
could get along without hers.
They give that bright, youthful
touch to wool sports frocks and
the skirt and sweater outfit
they dot the football stands and
they 60 to the class rooms. Sizes
IA to 20, in ed,Sbeige, brown.
green, blue and tan. Warm, too!
SECOND FLooR-LANsBURGHs.
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For Glamour and
Elegance Choose
Velvet

Anniuersary Special

Whether it is an intimate din
ner at home, gay party at the
HeighHo, or the most important
social affair of the season .
wear a velvet dress. Sheath snug
or grandly flowing it fatters
your figure outrageously .
and its soft, shimmering beauty
heightens the charm of any wom-
an. Black, brown, wine, pansy,
eel-l4 to "A.
SECOND FLOOR-LANSBURG
The Nome nugget., 1933-07-01
SENATOR ROBINSON
 PROMISES AID DIMOND

:. JUNEAU. June 29, -{P)-"If Ala ska will present the plan for it's development and make known it's wants to Congress, they will be ap- proved" declared Senator Robinson of Indiana after conferring with Governor Troy practically all day Wednesday.
 Out of over three billion dol- lars authorized .!by Congress, for the emergency. public works pro gram, Alaska at least ought to have ten million," said; the, Senator.
 After discussing different matters and projects, the Senator stated that he would aid Delegate Di- mond in securing the fisheries, game and fur control to the, Terr- itory. Robinson left Thursday aboaTd the Chelan for the far West Prtbiloffs, stopping enroute at Seward and Anchorage.