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Commissioners Notices

40 MATT HALL. Owner Of record. If liv.
ing. If dead, unknown heirs of You
are hereby notified to remedy condition
existing on unimprOved land. lot 80. square
1919. adjoining premises 1880 Myrtle Ave.
Of an unlawful growth Of weeds more than
four az inches in height Ito be cut
and removed). This condition should re
August. 1896. Upon your failure 90 to
do the work will be done by the District
authorities and the cost thereof. with the
against the said property. M. C. HAZEN.
6. z. ALLEN. .. !. SULTAN. Commission
arg, D. @.
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Auto Service

Aw.r,..u Arr. wr.stsrs Eats NV. De S7e2
n"SS H"1a GSr~Ie: go 1e41 T, M At OSoS
sT%Sv HST. STver esS ? se40 PTosnees ~ We asa
C Z PaFkiRs Z Gasoline ssTV II 3 n ~ Nv
DIckey Auto TOP Shep 1919 7, Ct nv ~ ZIP
EaFIe's Auto Service rear 1913 18th NV. NJ SooS
Henry Poole ls42 II 20 ~ SxS ScV
Crosses Auto Service 1888 9th nv NJ 9 oS
Eaertner's AufW SeFVlcO rear no " CSC Ma II3O
HonsIey Auto Body rear 1927 Z st nw....ME w
James e Murphy 1909 nv SSSVVS
Raybestes Brake Service 6l7 n ~ ~ ~
Watts GARAGE rear 1927 q NJ w "<'V
stH St GaT1 e.: AS;,. w i.s NJ No sOss
49, 80. S"rs,so ~ Az K M NE S20O
800. Hv,s R"CatS ae0i Isth M NO $3.50
IchHs:H AItS IT.. e:sa r. sslS g, ~ NJ" sSGS
ia HomisIoU Ssyv Sts cberrydSIa Va ola 2S7S
c"u c"yI Ino ava p nv OF ATS
Nh eIt,, ~" r.. vITvs HIahf l7ll 18th De $3.50
McComas 0IdsmobIle Ser rear 1919 IL ~ SS1i
Modern Auto Body Wks 21l5 n nv $50. ~ 1zSS..
National Auts TOP Co 211S 14 nv pE S ~
No Washington st Garaae AleT w M .1 XIX XIX
nsT,s S"' T.i."U 1TNi ( nv NO S674
eess, a. W"sS sMn sNAN ia ~ M Mo oStA
en,+S 4 D"v4nH rear 1897 x At NV MA 6IA
" Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1879 N nv MA S+lV
AUTO GLASS
8 E Auto Glass ShoD lens - " 9StSI1
West End Glass Shop 1868 L st nW..'SI Oo'0
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat . Flee Co 1877 goth uW.....ME OOSS
GARAGES
Conrad Garass 1872 Eye st "W......... 81 W"
WELDING
DAY WeldIRH Co 50 Sumner G nW...'.NA ooS'
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BuiIders-ContFacfoFS-
Materials

An.r,..n uow,o cIo.nIuo ceufraators ne O4aO
r ~ 4 GsPsvSs 4 SaN CSsn coNf l95 r ~ 20 1915
n = nSSIISS RnlISera a Cat 6i9 King Alsx $50
! 4 coIIins bpick master S08 r q Nv 20 1874
r y E%1ards Ride aafS1iaI e20 n z on Ma 1875
q n er,vsS ana Invesfmsnt bR Ma 1887
G r KarIsfromeV Golf Club Manor WA a20o
MsGSmes m sS III W az Ro..iu va WE ISIS
Nav cousfrwefjoT ca 91lS n NJ nv WE 1870
cal 1 RShf Mas wash blvd Ruchansn CIar 2290
cd = PeIlInen 5O7 Elm AZ 'TskomA PaFk No
HorR Constructions CO 20l Inv bldg ~ &S1S
RudOIDh & West Co 1882 N ~ nv ~ os1o
Robert Russell COnst c. IS 4 ON P0 SSIS
Harry Wafdman 1878 NJ o. S0SO
MAMTELS . TILIH0
Edwin Elicit ll0e 9th nv MA 0SS
GLASS FoR EVERY PURPOSE
POtOmae Glass CO 1913 9th ~ OI 1865
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WkaA < AZ 71lAEs

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 q ST. N. ".
RATES. DELIVERED BY CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington Herald. daily and Sun.
day. is delivered by carrier at Is cents per
week: daily only. 10 cents per week. and
Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
Orders can be sent by mail or telephone
District $500. Collection is made weekly
by carrier.
RATES BY NAIL
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Chas J Bar4hOImsv 0i5 Ieth uw ... Ma Piss
CspItOI vIew Watch ShOp 2oA 10 -. y $3.50
DGflbaush Eye Glasses d q nW NE SS46
Levens0N ''VOW JeveIsF'' l720 Pa o. ~ Ma 964S
} @ MOshy 1871 o q nv NO Y4AI
4 n SummeraII $3.50 III ave aw SewSlr1 repairp
PhIllp sures & Co 1904 sV on Nc 026A
he Watch Shop. IA nth 90
Weber 21S p ave % " S2aS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
Columbia IswsIry ShOU I7eI Col I'd ~ co 1Osl
SILvER.NICKEL PLATING
D PIatIns POIIshlRO CO SO L ct NJ Ma SS7A
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Beauty Salons

Asnes Marie STA 18th Nv. ........:. .AD KY
AIdas Bsauty Salon 25SS BladenNG ID ue ~ Ss2s
AngIin's Beauty ShOppe,25l5 IA st NV co iUs IS0
Arde Beauty Shop 1908 IL q NJ w !USS.
aetty's Beauty PaFloF I758 Col I'd nv CO IvS4 4I
COsmetIaue Beauty Shop 9f51 Nj PIT NV GO wv
CosmopoIitan Beauty 9hop 597 10th ct nv ME SSIS S
Curtis Beauty SaIoR S41e u nv, GU S.S S00
OoaIphaR Beauty shop Doniphsn Dc. go. Alex SSz
Esfher's Beauty Salon CAS- b 1e ..... !! SSeS
FIOresteIlo Beauty Salon sos NEE. ~ SS2 S
Gabriel 1919 Conn nv ..,.. ~ Ivy Ivy
Irene Beauty PariOP 1909 IA nv. 60 SSS0
lacks HairdressRR Salon no ~ ~ W SSG
Ice PaIane 1348 Conn AZ go. ~ 49,
Leon Jules HaIrdrsssiR0 1881 q on We SoSS
LILLIAN cFamer l1lS 18th nv. .-... y! Szz SS
n01!Vts Sisters 1870 Conn AZ ~ 10y
Park Central Beauty 9hOp 1860 y nv ~ 10y
Ruth VItaIe Beauty Salon 1905 VI ~ NV q u SSzH
WoodbuFB Beauty 9SISW N7RS Cna % Gu $500
coLoRED . ,a: 49,.
Aem. assu+v Salon 4 M no I0Ssa
Adsie's I9S0 n nv NO 947A
81 / .c RsoufS SaIon 1911 r, n M ME- $3.50
FIOMIns Beauty ShOnp0 1914 q ~ N0 63tS
Helen's Beauty Salon 500 "a ~ NE W.
IOne.Z Beauty Shop 10 q st nv. ....... W wv
SEraHee ReaufV Shame YOA a a NV DG SlS6
Ia Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv De 49,
MafIORstie Beauty she's 1915 You NV NO sly
ROberta's Beauty Salon R1S Fla ave NJ WO IOSd7
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CLASSIFIED
fPlumbing-Heatins

Charles B BrosmS 014 y q ne .,..,..AT S5S7
lOhn W. hl.d0n $500 lC;h ne .....,.. 20 O22S
Call Sutton. reg plumber 1909 q ~ .....ho 0Soo
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Real Estate-Service

DuVaI Millinery 1915 18th st NV MA 944S
Dell Hospital Il0l 18th ne me 2792
shit 1 Dress H0Spltai l7l8 9Th on .P0 0S7l
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 a on Ma 1875
CURRIERS'
Little America Fur shop 1909 14th ~ 40 9c07
joseph RoeAdOFe ST. 18th NV. ,.... MA ISIS
4 ZIrkIR Sens Sal 18th Ow NE ais
Berths Hat SHE'S ORs Price $3.50 Conn ~ AD 0Ase
LEATHER GOODS
O " KlH0 I'll 18th nv MA &92
SPORTS SHOPS
COH0 BIGy0l0 Q R0DaIr 5SSS III eve .OG S2S6
UNIFORMS
eaDIfaI Uniform CO 1908 ct NV Ma 0659
Cleaning. RemodelinE. Repairing
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Beverages & Liquors

A n LIuusr C. 1905 Columbia I'd ~. .AD $500
A. 9sVerssa ca aIla IL nv AO ESQ
H~hSsSSSsS asSS = LlauSP 2le5 IL Nv CO I270
AmhroaI0 OeIIeatesSsn IA & Fla ~ ~ NO 2020
cSirS GIsuaP 0hoo 1918 II nW NO HI2
n ISuc1 Stors s9i9 NJ Pleasant CO 2A2O
uvSaW's 4 IsusT ShaH sl2S M Pleasank co AS3S
JaffO LlquOe Store 30l NV o. VIZ
plverss i1eIIeafsssen IIguor 1899 IL uw CO IOAI0
pI"1S HiWS 4 JGuor 0fora TO5 N Can ME- 9376
Reld'S LlquOr Store 1859 q o NJ W ~
Reliable LIQuOE Store 2221 IL M 80. 0E 4Sz.
Service llauoF Shop l07 B l ~ u0. De 046S
3 ISnSS sferS eaS pa AZ oO,, 10 STAT
S,s1Ish efsra Ieea I7th nv , De I7S0
stssImSn'S louSS SfaVo 9740 IL nv co 1857
TrTS RIuS L Isuop Aforo 1S8S wis Az nv WE ISA0
VorS WIHe a IlaUoV Store 1857 Ca ~ CO S66S
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

A n c,ssn,Ds a pyers Co 1851 O. AZ DE $3.50
HIIIed cIeaHers Ovefs asa Hamilt0n nW @E sass
RAIN 0Iska Is49 Won e uW ,.,, De SI62
r Evans e29a IIth M ,.,.,, AD sass
Economy Laundry 1855 4th Hw. De S0o5
18th ST Cleaners DysrS 1919 II ~. co wv
NuVo Cleaners OyeFs 1898 "a NV. 90 g5zz
ParhVIOW Cleaners OySrS S2I5 1lth on AD 0SSz
RUG CLEANING
LuwIn Rug CleanIns Co 1725 Tth nW. NO 9I60
Marx KsshlshIan 1914 Conn ~ MA OSAO
VALET SERVICE
Blue RIhboR valet She's 4o9h King q Alex We.
Grand CtraI Valet Shop 1919 N 7 ~ Nv NE O5OJ
Drug Stores
HIIton'S Prot Pharmacy 1888 22d nW... WE 0026
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Radio-Refriqerators

Ably Radio Service s5IT Ga ave nw CO S6ss
ABC artery e. Ser Inc 1889 Cap q De I7l7
Bills RadlO Ser l104h King st Alsx We Alex 3S0l
Carriers Radio Co S267 q nv WE SOIL
ClayS Majestic PhIleO SeFV 1889 I7th On De 67o2
Garnef'O soc Radio Ser Calls CO 69IA
GlbSOnS Radio SerV 1871 Belmont rd nW CO 7I5S
G Lord RadIO Z Refs Service &c casa
Gardner 9Inkett 1913 You ct Nv OE $500
Industrial q / Radio SerV 6l2 Fla aVs De $3.50
kenNOdys Radio Service 1919 18th ~. co 1883
MOdeFn cleo Lab coo B1a ave ...... De A628
Radio Sam 4614 18th nv .,,,.,,,,NE 624I
TFew0Ila Radio Service 1910 y q ue :, At A2I2
Universal Radio EIeo Co I04 q d BW Of e65o
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Printing 8 Engraving

Acme Printing! c. SOS 18th Nv Ma I5S
BOIand Social ER0F 1919 q suit COS Ma 29A
COuraRt Press Inc 1859 Wis avO uV We O3O
DOiRO Press Inc 1913 Goth uW ........NA ava
Gibson Bros IR0 1919 I q aV........NA I29
GoOdhaEts 1914 Ct nv ......... ma 81
The Law Reporter PrlRtIna CO lew bRiofS MA O62
Modern Press 1918 9th uW " MA S07
Rhode island Ave Press 2O2A D ave no NO NA6
W = Roberts Co $40 18th NV -. IA A0e
Harry wade $40 King Ct Alec We. Tel ISS
DUPLICATING
z BoRlnI 1919 St nv .,,..ME ga
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Furniture & UphoIsterine

DRAPERIES MADE TO ORDER
NatlORul uDh0Istery CO 1905 Il nW. NE e44A
FURNITURE
Amer IHsFaham Credit Furniture - 1859
Th0mbSOR Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd o.. IL O35S
UPH0LSTERING AND SLIPCOVERS
Artistic Upholstery c. 1887 18Th On AD SOIL
6Sthssda Refinishin0 Shop, 6832 Wis GVO WIS 2622
Capitol UBhOlsterlH9 Co SAT- nth nv co e20e
ThOs KIRV 921 ThayeR az ST. spg Nd. SH 1854
G W MOAIIIstsr UphoISterIRg 3oS King AISX So
Marshall 50 Fla ~ nv. NO 6O2S
w n SHELLS 1898 nth M o.. 20 02D7
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GARDEN SUPPLIES
BaIdeFSOB & C G26 Ind ave uW ma s7Si
FLORISTS
Amans Flower Shop 26l7 l4th aW. co G0o6S
ChaeOnAs FIOral Co assoc 14th 0W ...., co Paw
Guides 1879 % nv Va Sz10
Harvard Flower ShoD 9th n ave De sass
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Electrical Service

Electrical Service
FearIns EIss Co 1888 18th NV co IA2Se.M
KuehIIRO LseksmFth EIss Q Cen 10 - 279S
I4th 81 Electric 9hOV 1901 18th nv CO 1879
Reliance Radio Co 1881 c nv .... NE 4ll
Regal EIse Co $40 Upstur It ow.- co SSsI
" Smith s29 Howard I'd % ..... II 60z3.R
{ Warren 1906 N ct nv MA sos
Watson Co CO 0A6S sVe At 2I20.W
IurbervIIIe Inc i72a Conn AZ NO 94O7
Kent white EI Cont 500 King e AIe3 We Tel
Whiting q HerrIty 1908 9th n.y.. MA 1852
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Funeral Directors
EUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ice Bailey CO 327 z q Nv 70 164S
Cornish CeFnISh 2l91 10th nv 70 S7S4.21z0
Mems Funeral Homo 1929 q q NJ M0 20S6
J0hR RtIneS Co 0O1 Srd o. ~ NE gao
EH~-S~G~
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IS1SuS Brssks 4 zImmsrnaa Ias lI1H Z NJ 9e7e
wR 4 SaadaPs c. 1873 Z q H1........O1 IoiS
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Moving g. Storage

AII-StatO Transfer Co local cns dist o. 679G
Jobs booked daily-Phila. n. T.. BOSOsa
Q 4 W transfer Co ls42 W e nV . no 1904
Call Iaeks0ns Express CO 1O32 " 6 On 20 IE0S
Curtis Transfer 1870 q nW .. De 2S6S
Davis Transfer Co 1919 East Car g., IL 1881
EaRIO Transfer Co 1873 @ @ a. $50. NO SEQ
GOrdOR'S 1899 l7th d nv e.. 70 2SSO
Hayward Local. Dist Moving 1887 81 nW WE O64S
MulIens Trans q Storage 800 9th NO $3.50
Neal SamusI's Express 1851 90th nv =. NE 6S0S
Reliable Local NOViRO IA @ q Co.. ~ 6IS7
nOOeFS Transfer 1853 q ne go. u 977S
G SWeffOrd 1919 6th uW.......OE OISe- !
Re BeFS Transfer 1913 N 7 GV..-....... NE 077s
SPRINGS q 9eRs Coz N ~ w.. me- OS2a
. Walker ls99 nth NV ..... DE GSSs
@0T0R FREIGHT
MO0re's Trucking SerV sos r Az ns.. 70 1883
Rec Line the COS q l aVS ~ 70 IS0s
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Professional Services

Fest Hurt3 Improved Locke nsthod DI e4es
Or W Harris Dentist 1919 You Ct M NO 7l62
DP r Francis Dentist 1924 18th =. NO $3.50
James 100 Eye nv scalp specialist. Of 02A0
Or WIN Rock us 9th NV ..........NA SlS2
Or Nelson tspecialistl 404 Tth e ~ Treatment
free One weeks medicine 81 90
Or 9eOttS indian Med Co 1905 9th nv 20 6z05
Wash Business Bureau 320 Bond bldg Ma 0144
Or W A Cameron Foot Spec 1884 o nv NO S4S1
PERSONALS
Paris Evans DAY Nursery Permit s13 II 7OSe
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LoanS-MortqaqeS

REAL ESTATE
A HOsshtsn Co OO9 18th oW 81 1853
n Cooper and Trusts $40 18th nv. MA I3S2
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA IA0S
Corporation COnstFTctlOR IOaRs 1919 Z @ Hw
Tyler RUtherfOPd 1870 1t nW MA 0A7S.S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 1905 Ga ave nv =. , CO I7270
n ereehbaum 1904 Eye q nv Ne 00oe
stGtS LoaH c. 9S09 R NJ Rsinls1 OE SSS9
PAWN BROKERS
ROsslyn lean Co RossIyn Va Wal ESQ
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locksmiths

Ace Gun q LecksmIth llls Eye @ nw NE 66S7
Edison Gun Key Shop o04 nth HW
Emergency Auts Keys 7Oe 5th st nv . 81 747I
backs Lock Z Key Shop ITS 18th uW Ma S97e
FreOana COS D ct nv ... ME 500
Try Me- Lock Co 231l 18th nv ...... De S877
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Schools & COLLEGES

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin vOISO l4OO Il w 2949 |
eoydS School Of Sect 1893 = St 80. MA ASA |
Columbus University 1928 18th nW :. DE S4AS |
MISS Floods klHdergarten 1922 Mass eve nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 g Of NV Ma 1Oe2 |
PotsetS Business College 18th q Eye StS VA lI7
StanfleId Sect Sehoel 10 18th NV. 81 leeS
Southeastern University 1875 q ~. Ma $3.50
WhltmorO Sect SshesI 1910 b d HW me 0ool
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CoaI-Ice-FueI

4 I HeFstOs l885 "a . % =. 20 I7os
Delay Coal Z lee C 1900 II ~ NO 9072
Eddie Bell Ice & Coal 1913 9th NV :. 70 5I4S
Evans lee Ceal 4 Weed CO. 1913 Q - NO sass
J Norman 1913 18th ~ OG 8S20
SISSISI Cal C. 3" 60 r 1 eve no . no 1900
n TruAnsII JP l3IS SSEd %. ,......WE 2I2S
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Motor Freight Moving &
Hauling
Ass VanUortstIOn CO woodward bldg. MA SsrI
Oil Burners
A0a.v on Surn.i'p.'1 1ss l4sA . NV IA Sass
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Business Opportunities

LUNCHRM., for rent, $3.50: shoe rep, S65;
bak., $50: nm. h.. $65. Behrend. 1917 F.
MUST SELL Jewish grocery-meat market
at once. account illness. $685. 14th nav.
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$6,750

Is EVARTS ST. N. E.
Colonial brick. large rooms and tile
bath, hot water heat. inclosed rear
porches: just reconditioned throughout. An
excellent buy that can be sold ON very
reasonable terms. Vacant.
JOHN F.. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Transatlantic Ave g. =.
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MOVED DOWN
 IN GUN FIGHT
Suspected Gunman Killed in Shooting Two Can
 adian Officers Dead

CANMORE, Alberta. Oct. 8.-A gunman suspect, identified as Jo- seph Posnikoff. Is dead, and two Royal Canadian Officers are criti- cally wounded, as the result of a series of shootings while the police sought three killer bandits last night
 Three men opened fire on po- lice car. The men were hunted in connection with the killing of two officers near Arran, Saskatchewan last Saturday
 Sergt. T. Wallace was shot through the chest and Constable c c. Har- rison was hit in the throat.
 Three men, including Posnikoff, are suspected of killing M. Shaw and William Wainwright. both con- stables.
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which the justices have sent in, can be kept warm or cold.
 One of the most magnificent 'ooms is the library for attorneys admitted to the bar. It is panelled with carved oak and flanked with series of arches through which can be seen carved oak book eases The ceiling is rich one of orna- mental plaster in dull gold, rust and dull blue.
 The rest of the building includes all manner of conyeniences; such as book stacks, filing rooms, clerk coms and a public cafeteria; in the hope, as the architects say, that this will really be a building ade- quate for the ages"
 The opening was not witnessed by the two men most responsible for the building; former Chief Jus iec Taft, who talked the idea un- til it became reality, and Cass Gilbert. the architect. Both have died The other architects were Class Gilbert, Jr. and John R. Rockart.
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SWANSON IS
 COMM A NDER
 CEOD. SURVEY
Will Have Headquarters III Seattle-Is Import
 ant Step

SAN PEDRO, Cal. Oct. 8.-Lieu- tenant Commander o. w. Swainson, commanding the survey steamer Pioneer, based at San Pedro, has been named United States Geodetic Survey Commander of the North Pacific Division with headquarters in Seattle.
 The appointment is unusually irn- poftant because Swainson will have supervision of the Coast Geodetic Surveys mapping and topography of surrounding waters of the entire thousand -mile-long chain of the Aleutians.
 Four survey vessels are now in the Dutch Harbor area engaged in pre- liminary work on this project which is independent of the Navy's re- ccnnaissance surveys of the Aleu- tians.
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UNITED STATES TAXES POSITION ON NEU TRAL!TY
Steps Put Forward With. out Consultation with
 Any Other Nation

WASHINGTON, Oct B. The League of Nations steps toward eco homie sanctions against Italy found the United States padding out the neutrality bulwark which Secretary of State Cordell Hull emphasized has been put together without the advice of any other nation.
 Secretary Hull declined to talk about the steps taken or to he taken by the League of Nations at Geneva but said the freshly posted warnings to Americans on neutral ity and enunciated by the Presi- dent in his proclamation, were drawn without consultation with Great Britain or other members Of the League of Nations.
 Secretary Hull made the state ments in response to questions at a press conference late yesterday af- ternoon.
 While the Coast Guard and Gus toms officials have been ordered to halt shipments of arms or muni- tions to either Italy or Ethiopia, no report of attempts to violate the neutrality rulings have been re- ceived to date.
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HOLY CITY OF .AKSUM IS SAID.
 TO HAVE FALLEN
First Stage of Fight in Northern African King
 dom Is Completed BRITISH SOLDIERS
 IN MEDITERRANEAN New Mode of Warfare Is LaunchedAi Raids
 Are Reported

GENEVA, Oct. 8--The end of diplomatic relations between Italy and Ethiopia is imminent.
 The last of the Italian civilians in the African kingdom have been ,scorted over the French Somali- land frontier by Italian troops.
 Rome is ready to give the Ethi- opian envoy his passports.
 Reports from Aduwa state the Italian campaign in the Aduwa sec- tor has been renewed.
 The British steamer Cameronia has entered the Mediterranean with 2,000 British soldiers aboard.
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Forests Celebrating 2 Their
 Silper Wedding Anniversary;
 Marrying Priest One of Guests

Today MT. and Mrs. Albert J. Forrest are having as their dinner guests the Rt. Rev. Bishop J. R. Crimont. s. J.. D.D.; the Rev. Wm. G. LsVasseur, S.J.. and the Rev. J. Allard, O.M.I.: the occasion being the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding which took place at Dawson. Y. T., in 1910.
 This incident is also of special interest to Father Alard as he was the officiating priest at the wedding, the first he officiated at after he took charge of that parish
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LONG FORCES
 AGAIN RALLY
 TO ONE TICKET
Noe Withdraws in Favor of Leche Every
 thing Again Lovely

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. B. The shattered ranks of the po- litical administration left by the late United States Senator Huey P. Long, has rallied.
 Lieut.. Gov. James A. Noe an- nounces- his withdrawal from the race for Governor against Richard w. Leche, organization candidate.
 Noe bolted the ticket when other leaders, headed by Gov. O. K. Allen, left him out in the cold on their political plans.
 Noe, however, made peace with the organization and will seek a post in the State Senate with the organizations support.
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Suez Canal Cannot Be Closed To Italians

PARIS, Oct. S.--The League of Nations cannot order the Suez Canal cloaed to Italian shipping, group of French jurists re- ported to the Suez Canal Com pany.
 The Suez constitution, signed by nine governments and later by the Versailles Treaty, it was reported, provided specifically that the canal can neither be closed to any nation nor block aded.
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CLOSING NET ABOUT SLAYER,
 SEATTLE GIRL
Three Men Held for Cues. tioning, Two Others
 Being Hunted

SEATTLE, Oct. 8.-Three men are held here for questioning and two others are sought north of Seattle as the police pressed the hunt for the assaulter and slayer of seven-year- Sally Kelley.
 One suspect is negro janitor of an apartment building near the garage where the girls body was found hanging from a door handle Sunday night.
 Two held are unable to account for their time last Sunday night.
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MAE WEST IS VICTIM, PLOT
 TO GET S1,000
Film Studio Bus Man Is Under Arrest-Detec-
 tives at Pay-Off

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 8.--A m o nth-old $l.000 extortion plot against Mae West, film star, has been revealed with the arrest of a film studio bus man on suspicion of the extortion.
 George Janios, aged 38, was ar rested after tense half hour dur ing which detectives, with machine guns, surrounded the designated pay-off spot.
 Detectives said Janios took the money from a palm tree where it had been placed
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PUGET SOUND SALMON RUN
 PHENOMENAL
Removal of Fish Traps Is Credited with Extra
 ordinary Increase

SEATTLE, Oct. 8.-A phenomenal run Of salmon frcm Puget Sound into fresh water spawning grounds, the largest in more than l2 years, has been reported by sportsmen.
 The removal of fish traps is cred tied with the increase.
 Fishermen are reporting good catches in local waters. Many sal- mon pass through the government locks at Ballard into Lakes Union and Washington each time ship goes through.
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BOOSTS LOWDEN FOR PRESIDENCY
C. Bascon Slemp Ma kes Prediction Which Should
 Tic kle Republicans

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-C Bas- com Slemp, secretary to President Coolidge, declared that Frank O. Lowden, former United States Sen ator and former Governor of Illi- nois, could be elected President next year, carrying the banner of Get Back to a Sane Government"
 Lowden received 311h votes in 1920 for the Presidential nomina- ton at the Republican National Convention and refused the nom- ination for President in 1924
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in 1910. For the past several years he has looked after the spiritual needs of Indian missions in North ern British Columbia, spending the summer months in the Atlin Dis trict. By special arrangement be- tween Bishop Bunoz and Bishop Crimont, Father Alard spent the winter months working among the Indians in Southeast Alaska. This year, being aware of the coming anniversary. he advanced his return to Juneau by several weeks to join his former parishioners in the cele- bration of their silver anniversary
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CONFESS IN
 POISON CASE

MINEOLA, New York. Oct. B. Inspector King, of the Nassau County Police. announces that Mrs. John Creighton has confessed she and Everett Applegate poisoned App plegate's wife.
 King announced both will be charged with the woman's murder
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First American
 Correspondent Is
 Dead in Ethiopia

ADDS ABABA, Oct. 3.-Willfred c. Barber, Chicago Tribune corre- spondent, is dead of an illness con- tracted recently on a trip into southern Ethiopia.
 He is the first correspondent to fall victim to the diseases that plague foreigners in Ethiopia.
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PILOT WEN
 FLIES NORTH
Spends Night at Prince George with 6 Passeng-
 CTS Bound for Nome

PRINCE GEORGE, B. C.. Oct. g. Pilot Noel Vein and co-pilot Vic- tor Ross, with six passengers, ar- rived here last night from Wen atchee, Wash. enroute to Nome, Alaska, via Whitehorse and Fair banks.
 The two fliers are returning north after flying Joseph Most mining and cannery operator, to Seattle for medical treatment,
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INVISIBLE FORCES

LONDON, Oct. 8.-A new war; fare is reported from the Italo- Ethiopian north front.
 Italian forces, ascertaining how quickly they could use the mountain fastness to advance, found them selves engulfed in fire from in front from riflemen undiscernible by the naked eye. The advance guards retreated in bewilderment.
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REPORTS AKsuM FALLEN

GENEVA. Oct. 8.--A Reuters agency dispatch reports that the Italians have captured the Holy City of Aksum. virtually completing the first stage of the northern cam paign in Ethiopia
 The same dispatch also says the Italians used gas for the first time yesterday in the operations around Aduwa.
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FARMER DEAD
 IN MILK WAR Truck F ailed to Stop Picket Is Run Over
 on Highway

KENOSHA, Wis, Oct. 8.-Herman Slater, a farmer, was killed when, with other farmers, he attempted to stop one of five trucks hauling milk to Chicago.
 The third truck in the caravan ran over Slater as he sat in the road. The trucks did not stop.
 Farmers are attempting to stop deliveries of milk in an attempt to get higher prices.