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SALE-SUBURBAN

SALE-SUBURBAN.
BUNGALOWS HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
Takoma Park Phone Georgia OsS1.
SILVER sPRING-BEAUTIFUL WOODED
81 ooo' easy terms. Phone Columbia s4sa.
ROOMS AND BATH. oUTBUnDINGs.
psrtly prdi1' wooded located on hard-surfsced
sbS 900, terms b M SMITH. 4ei Co
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va. Phone clar-
endon 2O3s.
REAUT@5Tg 4. @ RTLPINSS IlsS IT STE i..E N o1 FAT Ysr
highway. extends through to 40-foot street.
gas, electricity, water. sewerage. Bus at
quick uI. sale. Phone Fails Church 15a.
NEARBY .YA.-MoDERN 8 RMS: 3
out; no ssents; OWNER. Address Box
$4,000 each. FRED CLAEYs, Glen c,rlyn.
SaEyY o3 SHASE owner y
Atlanta III East Underwood st.
BROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT,
s%5 month ss,b,5os John ND SIooIEs Ditsn's Is!
sIx-ROoM MODERN TILE BUNGALOW,
| 1space for earden); near bus and car line.
aFsnt PFGs. so1; fhoDe fsig FsIYs 'ea chnTch 5as ~
FINE HOME IN FALLS CHURCH. VA,
One acre. fine old trees. svergreens and
boane shFuo heas
moState control, elee. range and refriser-
ator; wide porches and garage. Price; price;
Ssiis SsiGoG; ohuSsh e ! gas REAVEs' agent fnOn'
VA.-5 ROOMS. BATH BUNGALOW. GA
rage. acre Of ground, $1,000: iust rspaint-
ed; must sell to settle estate; second house
left of Larchmont ONCE. west sign. v. Il.
SCHULZ Col. 1855.
! NEARBY VIRGINIA. CLOSE 10 WOOD
row Wilson School: sacrifice sale; newly
reasonable terms. Phone Cleveland 1897.
OWNER, GOVT. EMPLoYE. TRANsFD. TO
New England. will sell home; a comfort
| able 6-rm. bungalow. anil. IN splenolo
sIMp and $50 80 mo. Cali Walnut ss0s or 1854
| for details or visit premises. 2002 N. Tay-
| lor st. West Cherrydale. Va. Il.
BY OWNER; PRICED MUCH BELOW
Fss Sae w0Tn hSGT s s modrn 1S
| large rooms. three in attic unfinished;
double car 6uilt-in esrags; corner i lot 200 20.
large trees two springs. stream running
through property; located about blocks
west Of dlebe "a. on Columbia Pike. Ar
Arlington Ridge I'd. phone Clarendon 272
is offering few $500 oo6 on IT, tey%e Eoede6 e
prospeetiye hSps builders: 6sc nsT stSns one
lonial brick with 8 large r. at $10. 900;
now under. construction nearby, two Of 2S
rooms, h.-w.h.. tile bath. sewer. water; gas.
large lot; carrying charges through =. II.
A. about S34 per mo inspection invited.
81 200 FOR sTUCCo BUNGALow
rooms and screened porch: gas. city water.
eiectrictiy. lot 65x135 IT; easy terms.
ERWIN REALTY CO. Gail Hyattsyille 100.
50 sOO-sMAIL BUNGALOW. ANIL. H
" h.. tile bath fireplace and garage; by
owner IL Park pl- Garrett PARK. Nd.
WASHINGTON GROVE. Md. 5th AVE.
and McCauley st.-6 rooms and sleeping
porch; larEs corner lot: recently modern at
he sold: sacrifice Owner on premises
Sunday. or phone Wisconsin 326o. Mr..
cQE.
ROOMS. H-W.H., g BATHS: HILL
top location, ample shade; 4 acres; 20
minis. city; $11,600, The LUTTRELL co.
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GEORGETOWN.

81, 4,750-6-rm.. bath. semi-detached
brick; h.-w.h.. elect. cellar.
S5,75O-6 rm.. bath row brick. h.-a.h.
elect. cellar. sleeping porch.
S6,000-3-story 3 bed rm. brick, bath
full cellar. h.-a.h... elect.
S7,40O-6-rm. bath corner brick. h..
VIII. oil burner elect. etc.. good buy:
SS,OO0-S-rm BATH 2-story dwelline
h.-wh.. yard and 2-story brick garage.
Call JOHN L1PSCOMB. Potomac 6339
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NEW LOW COST.
HOMES AND HOME SITES.
K-ACRE LOTS
Sc 500 to 81 500 COMPL ETE

Frame or stucco. Now building.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. S25 MONTHLY.
Choice of 2 new subdivisions.
Seabrook, Md On Defense Highway. 10
miles from Capitol. Electrified Penn. r.
Union Station. 90 minutes BY auto, Elec-
tricity. water. improved streets. ETC.: at
tracttve wooded lots. school. stores, garase,
ETC., on property. Delightful location near
new Government hospital
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s7I5 WINDOW PL. NV

37I5 WINDOW PL. NV.
Semi-detached brick. rooms. hard
wood floors. h.-w-h.. cleo. bath. Owner
viii sacrifice on account Of sickness.
62OS 31st ST. NV.
rodnE Ese lot detsfssd .ss bSRs bst Se.aSer seSf
stripped; in new condition; garage.
Wonderful buy for price asking.
1913 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV.
This, fne semi.detached home,
in fine condition. Priced right for
quick sale.
IN BRIGHTwooD.
Sssssn fo5 SGu.s n home r6oms ogysr ana
bath; h.-w.h.. cleo; $3.50.
1911 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Bay-window brick. 8 rooms, h;-w,h.,
elec,; Laundry trays. Priced right for
ADAMS ST. NEAR N. CAPITOL ST.
This bay-yindow brick. 8 large
sSnsry reception t4ssi deal es larS sasss. ss
Priced right for quick sale.
NEAR 5th q II SITS. NE.
Bay-window brick, 6 rooms. h.-w h.,
rear porches: two-car garage. Priced
to sell. Terms arranged.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Semi-detached brick. rooms. h..
excellent condition. Priced $3.50. 90.
Termss $3.50 cash. balance like rent.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Bungalow. large lot. 6 rooms. h.
VIII. elec. bath. Price. S6.950. Terms.
$3.50 cash. monthly payments like rent.
DA.HUMpTIRIEC
X E A L r O p J
sos N. Cap. st. Ma. 6,3a-6733- .
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$6,750-SACRIFICE.

16 ROOMS BATHS
q ACRE OF LAND.
Additional Ground Available
Ioeal for boarding home, sanitsriuD
convalescent home. school etc. Nssr
large; new Government institution. Hot
wafer neat, electricity. Shade and fruit
WG9S- WyT9S- "A $3.50 INVESTMENT WHICH
FUR The ENTIRE FAMILY.
oo, FISCHER & COMPANY.
sOL 12tn 81. Met. 0045 or Col 1901
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MICHIGAN PARK.

ONLY 9 VACANT.
4e12 10th st: n-e.-Ss,95o- semi-de-
tached brick. 6 large rooms, modern bath.
. large screened rear porches. concrete
front porch fireplace. cedar closets. garage.
4314 18th st. n.e.-SS,750. rooms.
bed rooms, 2 inclosed porches, brand
new kitchen equipment, beautifully land
scaped lot These are the only . vacant
houses IN MICHIGAN Park and have, Just
been put In such shape that, It is hard
h feature. as they are being sold away
below original cost. Be sure to see them
today
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50 RSfl-S500 Cash

3 ROOMS. H.-w.H.. g BATHS: HILL
top location, ample shade; acres; 20
minis. city $11,600. The LUTTRkLL co.
Phone Fails Church 66 and 160-W-2.
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WOOpRIDGE. d. @

asss e5tS I pIace ne. 30 that you can
see these large rooms better. this new.
brick bungaIow has been completely fur
$3.50 down and S55 per month.
3134 -22nd st. ne. A new. completely
equipped 6-room. detached brick with ga;
AWNINGS. Included at the price Of $3.50.
A special discount for cash.
2377 r. ]. Ave. NE North 1908.
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$4,750

bungalow. Slate roof and full basement:
Large living room. dining room; two bed
rooms tile a bath An modern a,t Kitchen ,as hot
walls. Sample house. shows quality work.
manship. Permanently financed. Gov
| ernment loan. Monthly payment as low
as $50. Phone BUILDER. National 1880.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

4521 Lowell st. n.w-e-room house.
exceptionally beautiful lot. for rent or sale.
For Inspection see OWNER. 364I 49th st.
NV. Spring Valley.
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/ "GOTTA GO NOWn

Have beautiful six-room and glassed-in
sleeping porch house in excellent NV.
neighborhood that can be bought for $50
per month; r. and tile bath with recep-
ton hall. front and rear yards with shrub
berry and flowers. on wide paved alley with
gear metal garage and cement walk to
back. This excellent home has h.-wh.
and all other modern improvements and
with the lone exception Of spreading little
paint: Is In EXCELLENT PHYSICAL CON-
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE ON
THIS HOUSE TO ROCK-BOTTOM-Just
= little more than enough to pay present
..s and sSMmison soT 81 orS 50
AND REMEMBER, PLEASE.
IF YOU WANT A HOME ANYWHERE
that you can buy at bargain price and
on terms that you can conveniently meet
from q mai, who will ALWAYS GIVE YOU
AN ABSOLUTELY SQUARE DEAL am
ready and snyi9Ss KN% e b q real ssryice
and years--and you can't fnd "a living
man in this world who'll be more SYM
pathetic and interested In your ultimate
welfare than am. Just be as frank with
me as I am. with you and WE. CAN DO
BUSINESS NE ySq want d e, e, AL All you % need t
started on THE ROAD TO SUCCESS. See.
phone. or write me and do it now.
L. L. JOHNSON,
e27 ~ Y, AVE. NV. NATL. e5a0.
"COLO ORED HOME SPECIALIST"
Getting more 30 Every dAy).
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DONNYBROOK. Md.

"A Bit of Old Ireland" brought to
waShington Only miles from Capitol
lake to be built for boating. fishing. etc.
Also swimming pool. Delightful health
and Summer resort home at less than rent.
A''''' WHY PAY RENTa
Special low pre-developn1ent prices.
Nothing so attractive within 30 miles D. q.
Can nQNEGAN co. National 1884.
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.

3514 Garfield street n.w.-Detached
/ house. six master bed rooms. three baths.
servants room and bath. two-car garage.
| two incloSed pOrcheS; new-house condi-
| tion House open. MADDOX TREN-
/ HOLM. Exclusive Agent. woodward Build
| ing METROPOLITAN gI32
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Detached house Of 8 rooms and bath
big sleeping porch; breakfast room. 90
rage. All in new condition. Big. well
ton ton. Priced down to $3.50; = bsrTain ir
fTH y9TrHt ss sRs SpfSnh A ME NEEITsGH51 Sa6a
AFTER PM. CALL COLUMBIA 561O
DIRECT FROM OWNER. / BLOCK
from transportation in northwest
suburb. In q grove Of large trees.
Lot .65x141. A csnter-hall 6-roofn
Shower. SHOW % also lavatory S on it irst tioor. @
Servants toilet in cellar. Side porch,
built-in garage hot-water heat. sas.
shade, elec linoleum. Ready for
occupancy; $3.50 cash, balance Ike
rent in a STRAIGHT note; no renew
ais. Call Wisconsin 4151-J for fur
thar inform tton
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1921 FERN ST. NW.-WELL-PLANNE
7-room detached home. facing Walter Reed
hospital; library or bed room m ,si with Is- lavs-
naraee: nriced for irnmediate sale
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2O14 NEWTON ST. NE.

woodridse-First showing of this at
tractive Groom and bath modern home;
fireplace. electric .refrigeration: garsge;
paved street and alley: near schools. bus.
WM. r. -THoRowGooD.
2O24 r. L Ave NE Decatur o317.
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COLORED-1Ith NEAR KENYON-6 r.
h;.wh electricity: newly decorated
gain; no reasonable offer refused. Adams
1923.
COLORED-A BARGAIN. ZOO BLOCK
Girard ST. rooms and bath cellar under
entire house. Hot-air heat. good furnace
Newly painted and papered. S4.95O. r. B,
FORREST. North O524
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CLARENDON,

rooms. bath, gas. cleo, cellar, heat:
convenient location. Price, S3.975-S5OO
down. balance S35 month.
ID rooms. bath. gas. cleo, cellar. heat
city water with l acre; good location
New brick. Dutch Colonial. near center
OF Clarendon. Price. $3.50: terms,
And Many Others to Choose Prom.
JUDSON REAMv
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
S9.450-Excellent location. close TO
Circle: Six T. and b., ami large lot with
garage and beautiful shade trees. Out-of-
town owner anxious to sell.
j. LEE DONNELLY.
Investment Building National 3317
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sALE-HoUsES.
CONTINUED.


I4-RCoM COLONIAL HOUSE, MUST
Sell. win sacrffice. Open Sunday. 3117
Woodley I'd. NV.
SS,45O-GIOVER PARK-FULL .a0-FT. B,
H. Gruyer,built, reconditioned home; r .
Very reasonable terms; also one new 4-beG
room. 2-bath home available. Please call
r. e. MALoNEY. Cleveland 7649.
n. AL FIRST sEr s5aowINo Ii sa.S5 Sc S5o oD,,b.a
aftic isEss Eitessn and dinstts Lot 5a 45a
transportstion. ssi5 7th ST. NV.
FIRST SHOWING.
New det.. center entrance corner brick
S:sStta Pis iss clos: s
ton. LARGE elec. health kitchen, See this
frst, as It won't last long. 6430 9Th st.
aw 1r eaif fofnsr K.t 9assrWo0d 96se st. open .
hSuNG3ALow.Aa ESJ sUBTRBAdN adsrr HONE con IN
dOVers dSVn ife sbfubbefs' fSe etc. % South q catS
BHtrat ersf 56g fEe''y f5s w. ave- e. A oFAVE4
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-6-ROOM HUNGA-
OWNER. Inaaire 1899 25th st; Sc.
2s9s TUELAw MAY Rp MwdoW PR1cED E
BUILD. YOUR HOME TO oRDERl GET
ffge'Yi fSe5 nv hr NstI ssasss 7soo. cisve e $40
1880 HARRISON STA CHARMING O.
room and 2-bath semi-bunRalow. situated
on one of the choicest lots in this area;
formation, cali District $3.50.
NEW BRICK CAPE CoD-CHEVY CHASE.
D. C.-wide lot, 100 feet deep to running
stream: nve shade trees. house has 8
rooms, 2 baths automatic heat. insulated,
furred. slate roof; an outstanding buy at
S10.500. District $3.50.
PETWORTH-6 ROOMS, MODERN TAP
estry brick. Colonial front. porch. double
rear cE Porcni ,i,, aeeo iot 70 siiey; I[icea PIC ~
District $3.50.
So, 700. BARGAIN-SUBURBA BEAUTI-
full, modern hve-room bunEalow. large lot;
NV. Georgia 1921. II.
$3.50 CASH WILL BUILD YOU A MOD
ern Groom brick home on Aspen ST.. near
PineV Branch rd EmerSOn oh00
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1 ~ ACRES,
On wilson Blvd. Arlington County ga
miles from Key Bridge, third house beyond
FoWnatan Spring-Large 5-room house
practically new. 2-car garage. shade and
Irult trees. stream; for quick sale So $50:
GOWN payment. $1,000. easy terms Your
ELoker or owner: Mr.. MYER. Once phone
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COLONIAL MANOR

Partly furnished Southern MARYLAND
manor house. completely detached and exc
elusive; delightfully planned for entertain
ing, beautifully located on highest knoll In
vicinity: of considerable historic interest:
80 minutes from center Of city on i'm
proceed highway. Fireplace in each of 3
rooms. breakfast room, 2 baths. including
| vapor heating system. 2-car garage: house
mas been recently papered and painted
throughout; many shade trees, extensive
lawn and gardens. VIII consider Temporary
tenant. but prefer q permanent arrange
ment. Very reasonable rent to acceptable
ana reliable family. Call Cleveland 100
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sALF-sUBuRBAN.

rooms bath and shower large attic
fun concrete basement. hardwood floors
h.-Wh.. city gas; lot bOx1 so: the best b1
in nearby Virginia. Lee Highway at Lee
way. Phone Walnut 9RhO 3
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EUGENE H. PHIFER,
NORTH 5S0l

Nearing completion; an ideally planned.
room; cement front and rear porches
large lot; on high elevation in splendid
NV. section. Do not delay inspection.
PAUL P, STONE, NORTH 7471.
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Modern brick. 6 rooms and bath; hot;
water heat. built-in garage; front and
rear porches; S5,950. or $6,250 recondi-
VIM r. THoRowGooD.
2024 R. l, Ave NE Decatur 0317.
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s64 Carroll st. Takoma Park. Geo. $500
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AND 10 ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT
road; city cleo. Greyhound buses. beauti-
ful streams; miles from Washington:
$3.50 per acre: $50 cash, balance Sl5 per
month. also beautiful new and Colonial
homes-farms OF every size and description
See MASON HIRST, Annandsle. Fairfax
County. Va. at end Of Col. pike. Phone
Alexandria 43-F-A1
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A ROMANTIC BRICK, HOUSE SUCH As As
YOU expect only in dreams SET on .,1s Ins
Of Rock Greek. far enough back from
a great highway to let you see unsnnoye6 f5a S,s1
esSily in "a minutes by Mount Vernon
or can use bus or train; rooms. bath;
fne water nsh pond. 10 aeres ,oPEN
Vernon highway to mi. south OF their
jrtersectior. heing 1 mi. south nf PohicS
Church, LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, l7ls
Y 81 National 1885
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PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH

Rev. Russell F. Pedersen, Pastor. t0:3O a. m Morning Worship: "The Only Infallible Rule of Faith and Practice" Commemorative Ser vice on the Four Hundred Years of the Printed English Bible 12 noon, Bible School: Judah Ia ken Captive Study in II Kings 25.
 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship: "Thankfulness for Light" Monday, 2:30 D. m, Mrs. IF. w. Greig of Sitka will address a women's meeting to which all who are interested are invited. Monday, 3:45 D. m, Week Day Bible School in the Church par Tor.
 Monday, 7:3O D. m, Popular Ser vice with features of interest for both youth and adults addressed by Mrs. 1T. W. Greig and stu dents of the Sheldon Jackson school.
 Wednesday, 7:3O p. m., Prayermeet- ing in the Church parlor. Come, let Us worship God together.
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DOG DELIVERS PAPERS
 FOR SHUSHANNA CAMP

One of the most unique news papers in Alaska, reports the Val dez Miner can be found at Shu- shanna, one of the out-of-the-way camps in the interior district A man named McGiIlicuddy owns the only radio in the camp. Unfortun- ately, he is located eight miles dis tant, where he placer mines on a small creek. Each night he takes the news from KNX and KFQD, using a shorthand of his own in yention. Later he copies it long hand on some ledger sheets, and the paper goes to press.
 A dog at the camp, eight miles away, has been trained to go after the copy of the paper, and deliver it to it's owner at Shushanna, thus making a sixteen mile trip each day. It carries the paper to it's owner who posts it in the camp.
 The paper is said to be a great comfort to the residents of the camp, who long for outside neWs.
 Pilot Jack Peck made trip into the Shushanna recently, with Wm. |ellon and Anna May Dolan as passengers. They brought back
 opies of the papers and will send them to XIX.
 Mir Peck reports that one anus ing incident occurred in connec- Jion with the dog. He was sent af- ter the papers and after being gone some time returned without them. He was punished and left again and in a very short time returned with the papers. l. was found he had been hiding them out in a snow drift.
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sT. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Arnold Krone

Al AOAAA M OiG The Twentieth Sunday after Trim ity.
 10:3O a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon "The Unity of Che Church" from the Collect for All Saints Day.
 o. Almighty God. who hast knit to- gether Thine elect in one com munion and fellowship, in the mystical body of Thy Son. Christ, our Lord grant Us grace so to follow Thy blessed Saints in all yirtuous and Cody living, thar we may come to those unspeak- able joys which Thou hast pre- pared for those who love Thee; through the same Thy Son, Jesus Christ. our Lord. Amen. f1;3O a. m. Church School.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS

Final notice is given that all persons having exposed water pipes must have them securely packed tc prevent freezing.
 No outside water faucets will be permitted, and any person allowing water to run to prevent freezing will be cut off from the system without notice.
 WATER COMMITTEE.
 TOWN OF WRANGELL.
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PASSENGER LISTS

The following persons have ta- ken passage from Wrangell during this week:
 Northland: To Seattle-Mrs. J. E. Foss. Mir. and Mrs. O. Gunder- son. R. Brown. T. King. Mrs. J. Vinson and children. Tony Hern- andez.
 North Sea: To Juneau-R. Brad ley. Edith Sheelor. A. H. Zetgler; To Petersburg Richard Newton, Charles Newton.
 Alaska: To Petersburg-J NJ Wyckoff; To Juneau-Mrs. B. Y. Grant. NJ M. Custard.
 Reservations made on the Yukon due in port tonight include Miss Margaret Weightman, Mrs. Lucille McDOnald Mr. and Mrs. J. Naga- shima and Miss Masa Nagashima for Seattle, and Mir and Mrs. Odin Jensen and children for Ketchikan.
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H. R. Nettleton this week bought the superintendent house of the A. P. A. cannery buildings at Wrangell and will move it to a homesite which he took up on Wrangell Highway a mile from Wrangell Institute. The homesite location commands a beautiful view of Zimoyia Straits and Wrangell harbor, and when the house has un dergone a few alterations and has
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

November 8. Twenty-first Sunday
 after Pentecost. 7:30 a. m. Communion Mass. 10 a. m. Parish Mass
 Sunday School. T D. m. Rosary and Benediction. Daily Mass at 7:30.
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AGED MAN LEAPS TO DEATH
 FROM HOSPITAL WINDOW

Leaping from a third story win- dow in St. Joseph's Hospital at Fairbanks, a 9O-year-old man sue ceeded in an attempt at suicide. John Nieovich, a native of Yugo- slayia, was the man. Falling ten feet from the window to the roof of the hospital kitchen below, he did not immediately show the i'll effects of his fall but rose and un- assisted made his way back to his room where he died several hours later of the shock.
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The Legion will hold installation of officers at it's regular meeting next Thursday night. Visiting Le- gionnaires are cordially invited to attend and get acquainted with the boys. A lunch will be served follow ing the meeting.
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At the Churches
THE SALVATION ARMY

MaJor and Mrs Carruthers
 TUESDAY 7.3U pm. Public service
 FRIDAY 3:30 pm. Band of Love
 SUNDAY 800 pm. Sunday School 7:30 pm. Salvation meeting 1000 am. Holiness meeting
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Local Items

Mrs. Martha Nolan is occupying the A. R. Brueger residence during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Brueg- CT in the states.
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D. W. Flanagan. former prohi- bition enforcement officer for AL aska, later a fur buyer and recent ly in the employ of the Alaska Road Commission, left for the States recently on his way to h. diana, to marry a girl whom he bade good bye some 20 years ago. They boyhood sweetheart is now a wealthy widow and it is highly improbable that MT. Flanagan will come back to Alaska.
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Miss Five Brood. who left here October 16 to spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Axel Carlson, at Port Haney. B. C., writes her family that she finds the place most interesting.
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The particular thing that drew fire from the court is the fact that the young native mother is denied government aid as a widow, the parallel of which is afforded in other cases of destitution.
 The Territory grants widows al lowances for caring for minor children. but money from the ter ritorial fund is not available to Mrs. Tait. as an Indian mother, the judge explained. In denying funds to native widows, the Territory takes the stand that the Bureau of Indian Affairs has been provided money for such cases in it's appro- priations, making a territorial al- lowance a duplication and unneces- sary.
 Only white widows are allowed money by the Territory with which to care for children.
 Asked, in the course of the tes- timony in the ease, whether she had applied to the Bureau of In dian Affairs for aid, Mrs. Tait re- piled that she had. several times, but had given up in despair when no attention was paid to her pleas
 The case was temporarily closed with the decision of the court to allow the mother to enlist the aid of three uncles in keeping a home
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been newly decorated, MT. Nettle- ton will have very desirable piece of property.
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The Redmen lodge this week completed alterations in it's hall whereby the first floor of the old bell tower has been transformed in- to a mems hat room. Hereafter hats will be checked for a small sum, and kept in good condition while owners are enjoying the dance or whatever form of enter tainment may be in progress in the hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-11-01

Mrs. D. c. Anderson is acting Ii brarian for Wrangell Public Li- brary in the place of Mrs. Josephine Mason, who will spend the winter in Seattle
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Arnold Krone, in charge of St. Philips church work will move tomorrow into the nurses quarters on Church street, owned by the city, which he will rent during the absence from WrangelI of Miss Weightman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-11-01

The Yukon is scheduled to sail from Seattle Monday night, Novem- Der 4, at g o'clock, according to word received by the Mccormack Dock Company. The Northwestern is scheduled to sail from Seattle on Saturday, November 9.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-11-01

Wrangell loses today Mr and Mrs. Odin Jensen and children, who are returning to their home in Ket- chikan. They moved here early in the spring when MT. Jensen entered upon his work as general manager for A. B. Anderson in the costruc- tio if a new reservoir for the city water system.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-11-01

Physical examinations of the school children are under way by Dr. J. ". Clements, who remains each day in his office an hour longer than his office hours and examines four children who are sent to him by the members of the school faculty.