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Evening star., 1935-10-06
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored for cooking, laundry,
chauffeur: live in city; references re-
quired Phone Cleveland 3O95.
COUPLE, white first-class cook and
cleaner. houseman. butler and chauffeur;
no washing: stay nights state age. Ad-
dress Box 439-E. Star once.
MAN AND WIFE (whiteJ to take care of
house; furnished living quarters and small
COMPENSATION. Address BOX 11-H. Star
office.
QUICKEST SELLING Christmas deal! so
gorgeous double folders. customers name
imprinted. ST. Big commissions. Special un-
derwriting discount. Tower Publishers,
Walker Bldg. Buffalo. MY.
RESIDENT MANAGER. small rooming
house; couple preferred; furnished. heated
room; gas, electricity, telephone all Tree;
no salary; experience necessary. Address
Box 2O6-H, Star Office
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE, TO manage
apartment house; man employed. Apart
ment and small salary. Give experience and
references. Address Box :3S9-E. Star office.
SETTLED COUPLE. colored; janitor in
apartment house; quarters, gas, elec. free;
salary, $40 month. Give experience and
references. Address Box 3SS-E. Star office.
WANTED-Men and women to sell real
estate; commission basis: we are owners;
have all varieties of property market on
the upgrade; opportunity to learn way to
make permanent and profitable income.
Fulton Il. Gordon. 1922 l st. NV. Dist.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP-MEN.


AUTo Al; SERVICE MANAGER in agency han
meet the public and handle the shop men:
salary to start. $3.50, with opportunity
Address Box IV5-H. Star Office - ' '''N"'
AUTO SALESMEN-2 energetic men to sell
forming; +, 1895 will be banner year. Also
: experienced uSed-car statesmen to take
care OF increasing business.
STEUART MOTORS. 3rd and SITS. NE.
BARBER, colored. with experience wanted
at lllo 1th st. NV. Call after $50 a m
BOOkKEEPER. male: must have experi-
ence with General Motors accounting sys-
tenn. state age and experience. with salary
expected. Address Box 393-E, Star Office.
BOY. colored for delivery; must have own
saI, seGs GaI Monday morning. Rose Market,
make self useful around plumbing shop
ana also learn trade. "a N Y ave. NV.
Call between | and 2 pm. Monday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES couple; neat; pre-
terably experienced carpenter. accustomed
to country; Montgomery County farms;
20 miles from D. C.; small compensation.
Address Box S0-H. Star office.
CARPENTER. painter, plasterer. plumber
and handyman; small Jobs; interview
Sunday, to 5. 1884 10th st. NV.
CAR WASHER-Only experienced men
need apply. See Mr.. Thayer. between 8
and 10 am. Monday. Mandeil Chevrolet,
1oNLI @ SOOQ flOpc H. &C.
CLERK in coal yard office; scale experience
preferred. Address Box 1S-H, Star office.
COAL SOLICITORS = Commission basis,
Apply Essex Ice g. Fuel Co., 12S G st. NV,
Monday, SO pm.
COLLECTOR or solicitor. experienced; all
or part time; permanent position for re-
liable man. Address Box 23-H. Star once.
COLLEGE GRADUATES; age 22-2S; acc'tg
raining and mech. ability essential; salary.
Mr.. Ford, Boyd's. 1888 F st. NV.
COLORED BANDS and orchestras. 3 to IA
piece combination. Call Potomac 1924.
DRIVER-SALESMAN door-to door bakery
route; S1OO cash bond required. See Mr..
Slunsford 4 to pm. 340S 9th st. ne.
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS t2); must have
3 years experience and tools. Apply Mon
day, 1919 Window pl. NV. Mr.. Kolb.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT. who
has executive and sales ability and thor
oughly familiar with general operation;
must be neat. well hammered. II you can
not qualify don't waste your time Writing.
State age. experience in this line and ref-
erences. Address Box 35s-E, Star once.
LAUNDRY SALESMAN wanted. 1st class;
Opportunity to make good money. Cau
1921 nth st. NV. pm. 70 Pm
HaInilies: GOOD profits for hustler. Write
tgday: Rawleish Co.. Dept. DCJ-4-SsA1'
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PRIVATE SECRETARY

TO EXECUTIVE. MUST BE GOOD
STENOGRAPHER AND HAVE OFFICE EX-
PERIENCE. STATE REFERENCES SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. ADDRESS BOX 18Th.
STAR OFFICE
LEROY H. THAYER has
openings for competent ball
room instructors, young men
and women with previous
teaching experience desir-
able, but not essential. Must
be thoroughly accomplished
ball room dancers. Apply
Monday and Tuesday $50
tO nOOn 1919 Conn ave
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

year-round bus. calling on stores. Low
prices hunds. products; exp. unneces.:
samples free. Kaeser Blair, Cincinnati.
SALARY, permanent position II you can
qualify. Experierce not essential. Call in
Room 2l0. 734 18th st. NV.
NEW selling sensation. Chrome plated
display letter outfit; big. quick commits
sion; steady. Blockart Co.. I32 w 14th.
New York.
NEW dry cleaning clothes brush invention.
Cleans clothes; homes offices buy instantly.
phenomenal profits; outfit free. Kristee.
Dept l5l. Akron Ohio.
SALESMAN wanted by out-of-town plumb
ing, heating and sheet metal supply house,
Must be experienced. Give all details as
TO your sales for past years and conf
pensation expected. Address Box 11-H.
SALESMEN-New deal guarantee stores
$40 for one. Two Sl5 sales net you $50
daily. Sayers. :s0l-41 Sheffield. Chicago.
to I'LL executive position; one who has real
business accumen able to deal with big
business in a genteel. dgnified manner;
salary commensurate with ability Tee-
phone District 1000 for appointment
SALESMEN-La Sale Extension University
mas openings for several men Of good edu-
These men will have the opportunity TO
attend without charge. a special sales
training course. now being orRanized under
the direction of one of America s leading
sales executives. Earnings will start i'm
mediately after first week of training.
Phone Monday for appointment. National
$50
STEADY. GOOD paying commission Job
this Fall and Winter selling worlds lead
Ing light lunch and popcorn equipment 20
merchants. Quick easy sales immediate
Swan ave, St. Louis Mo
NEW-RIGHT NOW-NEW
Federal and State tax laws forces mer-
chants under severe penalties to keep tax
records We guarantee your success with
our Officially Approved Tax Record. Every
small town and city block chockful sure
buyers Even new men sell ) to 25 daily.
S3.5O profit each sale Commonwealth
Co. Desk l. lMS So Dearhnrn ChiCaEo
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CEDAR HILL

CEDAR HILL
Will employ several neat-ap-
pearing SaleSmen. Must be active
and capable. Should have car.
Men, this department has av-
eraged earnings above $3.50
monthly for 1885. Apply Oct. Z,
"a pm. 1857 Pa. ave. Sc
OPENING.
Large corporation has openings for 2
men OF neat appearance. Must be willing
to put in minimum of hours daily. Pleas
Office. giving telephone number.
ALESMAN-OFFICE FURNITURE.
We have an opening for one salesman
experienced man preferred. Call between
, and 4 pm. The French Co., 14l5 H
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HELP-WOMEN,

STENOGRAPHER-MuSt be
unmarried, efficient and ex-
perienced in tipping financial
or statistical reports. Type
letter, giving full experience,
education, age and refer
enceS. Address Box 216-H,
Star Office.
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COOK and general houseworker; small
family. suburbs; nice home for couple in
exchange for wife's services prefer huS-
band employed. Address Box 12lH. Star
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLORED. as shortorder cook or dish
washer in restaurant. 2SOJ DumbarLon
nVp NJ z DinnS
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MEN-WORK

To the man who is sincerely looking for
a worthwhile opportunity. who is honestly
ned to learn this business and get along
on nominal earnings to start. we have a
permanent position that offers genuine
opportunity. We are not looking for the
smart fellow or the clever talker or
so-called high pressure artist" We are
interested IN the earnest sincere man. re-
gardless of his former experience. This is
WORK that he can easily adapt himself to-
applicants must be between the ages of
:o-5O. Character references required.
Apply at 1910 Vermont ave NV. Monday
morning at 10 sharp. no other time.
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YOUNG WOMAN white for general house
work; tourist home in suburbs: stay nights
Address Box 46g-E. Star ONCE. -
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN general house
worker good cook and waitress; references
inveStlgated. Apply only between IL and
Sunday. Phone CleveIand IIUs. 4"UI
Indian lane NV
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COUPLE reliable. colored, cook and
cleaner good houseman, butler and chauf-
feur. Stay nights No wash. Address
Box 1S4-H. Star ONCE.
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SILVERWARE SALESMAN.
An exceptional opening for
an intelligent, experienced
young man; to sell silver in
a high-type store. Address
Box 53-H, Star office.
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TWO SPECIALITY SALES
MEN; WONDERFUL OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR statesmen IN
BEAUTY PARLOR FIELDS:
MUST HAVE CAR; SALARY
AND COMMISSION. AD-
DRESS BOX 397-E, STAR
OFFICE
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HELP-MEN.
fCapfiuued

MAN married, owning car. for established
route; experienced in house-to-house sell
ing; new plan. Grand Union Tea Co.. 6O3
NV
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COOK. colored general houseworker; read
and write; city references; SS per week.
Apply Ala Gallatin st. NV. before 3 pm.
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MEN
Established firm has opening for willing
worker. EARNINGS above the average. with
chance for advancement Applicant must
be neat. over ~ possessing car Steady
work for those who qualify. Apply by let
ter. giving fun information and phone
number. Address Box :i4f-E. Star office
PALAIS ROYAL
Will consider two men for permanent po-
Sltlon. Good earnings to start Appican mt
must be neat over - possessing car Ap-
ply Employment Office. 6th floor Monday
at 10 am
MANAGER for our Shoe
Dept. Chain store expert
ence preferred. Fine oppor-
tunity for present assistant.
See Mr.. Kofsky, Tuesday,
Kings Palace.
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HOUSEKEEPER. refined woman; cook eve
ming meal only for > gentlemen. state sal
airy desired. Address Box 44d-E Star Office
HOUSEKEEPER. white small family. no
laundry. must stay nights; small salary
ADDRESS Box 2l3-H. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE.
Here's easy money: no experience needed.
Our three way woodland snow" mother
of pearl. sheer sheen and laminated parch-
ment Christmas cards are captivating en-
tire country. Il folders with wood effect
gift box cost so cents: Sells for 81. Worth
81. Also extra bonus. Names imprinted:
masterpiece silver de luxe assortment. gift
wrappingS. religious. everyday assortmentS.
Get the best; deal with headquarters; get
free delivery to your door: samples on ap-
proval Silver Swan Studios. 154 Nassau
st Dept on New York
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PRESSER by week or piece work Apply
Bond Tailors, 4 IL Kennedy ST. NV.
RADIO REPAIR MAN-Must know radios
and furnish good refs. Salary and COM
mission. Give phone number. Address
Box NH Star office.
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THE HECHT co. REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF THOR
OUGHLY E x P E RIENCED
SALESWOMEN FOR THEIR
M IL LIN cry, BETTER
DRESS AND UPHOLSTERY
DEPARTMENTS. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th
FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COOK. houseworker. colored; sleep in; .
school children and family reliable; good
references Phone Adams 451N.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COOK experienced, neat: must be fond
Of children: stay nights; city references.
A Il
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former champion to jump at the opportunity of meeting Louis now in spite Of the fact that his chances for success might be brighter after a longer period of rest for his hands.
 Max had an opportunity to make Louis acquaintance while he was champion and is satisfied that he such a way that he will enjoy the such way tha the will enjoy the decided psychological ad an t a ge when he faces the Detroit Negro in the ring. Maybe so, but my advice would be that he had better go into the ring in the best possible physi- cal shape and bring along every bit of punching power and ring knowl- edge he can muster. He is quite likely to need both
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"Baer in ten rounds by body punch es."
 Alan Ward, Oakland Tribune "Baer, probably
 Al Santoro, Oakland Post -Enquir- er-"They don't come back. Neither will Baer."
 Lair Gregory, Portland Oregonian II like Baer, if he puts out"
 Al Wardon, Odgen, Utah, Stan dard Examiner-''Baer by decision. ' Sid Eff, Los Angeles-"Louis. be- cause Baer is too easily hit"
 Is This Nice?
 Rudy Hickey, Sacramento Bee "x-ray Maxie's head before the first gong, Then pick your winner. Jack Miley, New York News-"The Detroit rock-crusher to win"
 Tommy Laird, San Fr ancis e Daily News-'Louis is quite cook Do you prefer your Baer meat rare or well done?"
 Pat Frayne, San Francisco Call Bulletin-"Baer in a comeback, will win"
 Eddie Neil, Associated Press-"l think Baer by knockout. Louis k too young, too inexperienced"
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NEWSMEN VOTE BAER TO WIN
 BY 1.0-9 COUNT
Smith, Sports Editor Inter viewed Here, Gives
 Dope to Empire

When Harry B. Smith, nationally known sports editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, was interviewed on The Empires news broadcast over KINY in July, he said, Joe Louis is one of the best heavy weight prospects since Dempsey"
 Since returning from his Alaskan vacation trip, Smith has staged a radio poll of his own, and, over a San Francisco station, interviewed l9 well-known sports authorities on the question, Who will win the Louis-Max Baer fight?"
 Editor Smith, in a letter to The Empire, points out that 'his boy" Louis didn't do so badly in the poll ten critics favoring Baer and the other nine favoring the Detroit Me- gro. They fight on September IT in New York
 Here's How
 Here are the nineteen abbreviated interviews, taken from The Chroni- cle's edition following the radio broadcast:
 Bill Leiser, associate sports editor, Chronicle-"I'm betting that Baer doesn't go ten rounds. I'm taking two to one and betting that Baer doesn't answer the bell for the sixth"
 Sunshine Jim Coffroth, fight pro- moter-"Never mind whehter Louis can take it-he ca ndeliver it. Baer is too uncertain"
 Bill Henry, Los Angeles sports editor-aJoe Louis likes to sleep and Baet will give him ten seconds ex- tra slumber.'
 Paul Calico, nationally known sports reporter-"One more flyer on Baer who, Braddock or no Brad dock, is my idea of a prize fighter" Mark Kelly, Los Angeles sports editor-'I expect Baer to get off the floor to bury Louis-with an air hammer on a rivet."
 Buddy Leitch, San Jose News sports editor
 Il don't know.
 You don't know.
 Baer doesn't know.
 But a bets a bet,
 And mines on Joe.'
 Arch Ward, Chicago Tribune Louis in seven rounds"
 Joe Custer, San Joes Mercury Herald-'Lo by tec h nj al in five rounds"
 Russ Newland, Associated Press.
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American League
SPORT SLANTS

Daily in his training workouts at Speculator, N. Y., Max Baer gives a convincing demonstration that there is nothing wrong with his hands as he fails away at the heavy bag with all his might. To watch his bury his fists wrist-deep in bag it is hard to believe that he seriously injured his hands a couple of months ago and the recent X-ray photos taken by the New York Athletic Commis- sion's physicians tend to prove that the former champions hands had suffered no serious break in the past year.
 Baer's hands appeared slightly bruised, swollen and discolored in the dressing room immediately after he had been short of his title by Jim Braddock. But that hardly es- tablished his alibi that their in- jury during the bout caused him to lose. Few heavyweights ever emerge from bout without some visible signs to mark their punching efforts but that does not necessarily mean their hands have been injured seri- ously.
 Same Old Maxie
 It was not Baer's injured hands that robbed him of his punching power against Braddock. More likely it was Jims well-conceived battle plan of constantly circling to Baer's left that enabled Braddock to ab- sorb Baers right hand punches
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without damage. Braddock was mov- ing away with every punch Max tossed at him. Nothing takes the steam out of punch as complete ly as a target moving in the same direction as the blow.
 To all outward appearances Max is working harder than ever before to get irto fighting shape for his meeting with Joe Louis. But under meath it all is the same old Max Baer. His defeat has not changed him bit. He is the same supreme ly confident, even egotistical Max that he always has been. Regard less of what he says, he is not taking Joe Louis any too seriously. He doesn't know how to take any op- ponent very seriously.
 He is far from convinced that Louis is the killer the fight ex- perts have painted him. Max points out that the Brown Bomber ran up string of knockout victories over flock of fourth-rate fighters and then sprung to the high place he now occupies by stopping Primo Camera and King Levinsky-both of whom had been made ready for the cleaners by Baer's own devastating blows.
 Max Is Anxious
 It was Max himself who insisted on September bout with Louis even though he was not satisfied in his own mind that his hands would be in the best of shape. The reason? No one but Max Baer could figure it out in this manner. So low ooes Max rate Louis ring wares that he was afraid to post pone the bout to later date for fear someone else would beat him to the trick of exploding the Joe Louis bubble. Max appreciates that right now the Negro has the great est gate appeal in the fight business and the time is ripe for one of the biggest gates in recent years. The promise Of huge cut prompted the
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organization, who was at the bed side that T want to live"
 Shortly before midnight, Senator Long turned his head toward Gov. Allen and said: What will hap pen to my poor University boys?" It was this remark that caused greatest apprehension as it was theA indicated the Senator had practically given up hope of living.
 Senator Long made himself a particular patron of the football team of the University of Louis jana and many times lead the fa- nous University band.
 Official Death Cause
 "A gun shot wound" was offic- ially given as the cause of Sena- tor Longs death by pr. E. L. Sanderson who said there was not necessarily complications
 Dr. G. s. Long, the Senator's brother, is quoted as saying the bullet. which entered the right side, puncturing the colon in two places, also penetrated the kidneys.
 At Bedside
 Besides Mrs. Long and her chil- dren, Gov. Allen, Earl Christen- berry, the Senator's three brothers and their wives and niece, Mrs. Jack Ducournau were at the, bed side
 Secretary Christenberry said last wishes were expressed by Senator Long but these were not divulged as they concerned only the family.
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MEYRING, HOLDEN TRANSFERRED TO
 SEATTLE OFFICE

Gene Meyring. PA Airport Man ager in Juneau; Mrs. Meyring and daughter Joan, and Alex Holden, PAA Pilot, Mrs. Holden and young son Sandy" sailed today aboard the Aleutian for Seattle. This was in response to instruction from the Pacific Alaska Airways' New York office notifying Meyring and Holden to report to the Seattle office.
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KARNES ASKED TO
 SERVE IVA BOARD

A. E. Karnes, Commissioner of Education, who is now in the Kotzebue and Candle districts in connection with school matters, has been asked to serve as di- rector of the National Youth Ad- ministration in Alaska, according to a wire received by his office here from John J. Corson, Assist ant Director of the Youth Admin istration in Washington.
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YOUNG ROOSEVELT
 RETURNING SOUTH
By Pap

Archibald Roosevelt, Jr., grand son of Theodore Roosevelt, is re- turning to Seattle from Seward on the steamer Alaska. He is travelling with another youth, w. s. Sullivan.
 They had been hunting big game in the Interior with Roosevelt $ father, who is still there. The pair left Roosevelt, Sr., in order to re- turn to college.
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CHICAGO CUBS ARE CREEPING
 TOWARDS TOP
Getting Closer to Cardinals by Taking Double
 header

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 10-Running the current winning streak to six straight games, the fast stepping Chicago Cubs moved closer to the St. Louis Cardinals by downing Bos- ton to l and 2 to in double header yesterday afternoon.
 The world champions dropped the decision to the Phillies by score of { to 3.
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GRIDLEY. PRoFFIrr RETURN

Ross A. Gridley, Territorial En- gineer- Inspector for the Public Works Administration, and C. H. Proffitt. also connected with the
 PWA, returned to Juneau from the. Westward on the Alaska
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MILLER BEATS
 zIv|C EASILY;
 TITLE NOT UP
Champion Earns Unani- nous Ten-Round De-
 cision After Fight

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 1o.- Freddie Miller, National Boxing Association featherweight title holder, punished Eddie zivic in ten snappy rounds here last night.
 He was awarded a unanimous de- cision over his heavier opponent in a non-title bout.
 Zivic came in at 132 pounds, while the champion was four pounds under that figure.
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GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast League

San Francisco 3; Hollywood 2. Los Angeles 6, 5, Missions 5, 6. Oakland T, ?; Sacramento 3, 1.
 National League New York-Pittsburgh, rain. Boston l, 1; Chicago 5, 2. Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 3.
 American League St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 1. Cleveland 3; New York 5. Detroit 5; Washington 4.
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STERLING ARRIVES

Hawley Sterling, assistant chief engineer with the Alaska Road Com mission, arrived here on the Alaska from Seward.
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ATTENTION EASTERN STARS

There will be a regular meet ing of the Eastern Stars tonight in the Scottish Rite Temple at o'clock. Visiting members welcome.
 LILLIAN WATSON, -adv. Secretary.
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MISS TERHUNE GOES
 SOUTH; ATTENDS |

Miss Elizabeth Terhune, daugh- ter of Mrs. H. w. Terhune, left on the Alaska to re-enter the Univer- sity of Washington. Miss Terhune will reside at the Phi Beta Chi so- rority.
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FELCH HERE

Baxter c. Felch. Fisher Flour Company representative, returned to Juneau from a trip to the Vest ward as a passenger on the Alaska.
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ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

A special meeting of the unit has been called for Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 800 pm, to elect delegates and nominate officers. Every mem Der is urged to attend.
 FLORENCE MANTLE, -adv. Secretary.
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ATTENTION aAsTE:.N STARS

There will be a regular meet ing of the Eastern Stars tonight in the Scottish Rite Temple at 8 o'clock Visiting members welcome
 LILLIAN WATSON, -adv. Secretary.
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FREEBuRN EXECUTE SOUTH

Larry Freeburn, manager of the Pyramid Packing Company at Sitka' is enroute to Seattle from Sitka on the North Sea.
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BODY TO LIE IN STATE IN
 BATON ROUGE
Fin al Arrangements Not Completed Gov. AL
 len s Announcement

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Daily Empire Want Ads Pay.
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SHOP IN JuNEAU, FIRST.