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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMB1A.-Notice is
hereby given that in accordance with the
art Of Congress approved March .. 1927.
there has been printed in the regular issues
Of The Washington Daily News on Decem-
Der 1887. and December Is, 1887, a
deiinquent tax list containing list of
District of Columbia, on July /. 1887. in
Guiding special assessments overdue, and
with penalties and costs are not paid prior
to- January II, 1888, the date fixed for
sale. the property involved will be sold at
Taxes, D. c.. commencing January II,
1923; and continuing each day, Sunday
and legal holidays excepted. until all such
dehnouent property is sold MELVIN c.
HAzEN. GEORGE E. ALLEN. DANIEL l.
SULTAN Commissioners of the District of
Columbia. de20 2l2T2S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Ir,ttYMoUTH H. ns 1899 de luxe sedan; almost
Ine. Ins hsT; G; S1iy %iy,S S5Ss terms Evans.Paimer.
seat seat covers, good tires. perfect nechani-
caLy. an attractive car that will give
Pahsnhe Gne Hsry ssry,r miles o5 ns service s17b.
District 9141 Avs
tptLYMoUTH 1884 4-door sedan. an attrac-
miles Ia of satis{t.cwrlv thst wl give some one many
SSIs5i; Pohanka Service. 1l2o goth st. NV.
and economical, little car that is sood nfoq for
nmanSg many miles miles,, Of nne service. dark blue
s motor poba5ss si5ss upholstery and
St. NV. District i si4f. SERVICE ii@o Zosh
daia; Ssia; 8 new tires; sacrifice for. Immediate
o9 ssie; p .S good Sondition Call Walnut 21o3-J
PONTIAC 1888 green 6-cyl.. 2-door sedan
eTsyer; eTevs s4GI9 4s1s9 See Mr.. Flood. 1921 Conn.
Since es ne~ ssso Business See s0pgs Sf
Flood. 4221 Conn. Clev S401
PONTIAC. 1888 black two-door touring
Md, owner since new; real bargain; S425'
See Mr.. Flood 1921 Conn. Ciev. 840i.
PONTIAC 1887 de, luxe 8 four-door sedan
S%ish Sast largest trunk; radio. heater: $3.50.
rIn,, Sd1I' S~S HaA' EAoou, fE%l SOIu
PONTIAC 1887 demonstrator; liberal dis
count; 4-door trunk sedan. gray; nev-car
guarantee; will consider small trade: q.
N; A. C. terms; call eve; Metropolitan
2204; Decatur 4S00; ask for Mr.. Navarro
PONTIAC coach, 1884; S276; with radio;
has original tires and paint; runs like new,
Gail Decatur 234S. 2114 18th st.
PONTIAC 1881 de, luxe sedan; looks and
runs IKE new: only $50. EVans-Palmer,
Inc, N. Y. and Fla. aves.
PONTIAC 1884 sedan; black finish, mohair
ance: in demand for S275 Skinker Motor
4310
STUDEBAKER 1885 de luxe Dictator g
trunk sedan This IS one of the most out
standing bargains in Washington today.
as five minutes close inspection will prove.
Beautiful beige finish is perfect interior
appointments would do credit TO the finest
car built, upholstery is completely free
from wear. and mechanically is typical
Grade A Trew Value. Few new 1888 cars
offer all Of the advantages possessed by
this car and, at S449, you'll agree no
Only S449. The Trew Motor Co., 1925
14th ST. NV. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. De-
catur 1910. Atlantic 4340.
sTUDEBAKER 1882 sport coach, six-vheel
equipment S175; trunk, new gray finish
a real value at this price. Pohanka
Service. 1928 goth ast. NV. District 9I4I
sTUDEBAKER. 1881 sport sedan, two
spare wheels, in fender wells, good paint
and tires and it runs fine; S65 Pohanka
Service. 1126 goth st. NV. District 9I4l
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LOTS FOR SALE.

$1,000. Corner lot. S5x175, $4,000
OWNER phone Georgia 1144.
LOTS OF LOTS. ACREAGE, SHORE
property, farms acreage. Buy land-will
enhance. Trades on some. See our signs
N. E. RYON co. 1915 N. Y. ave. 341s
14th, 2203 Wilson blvd.
13 ROW-HOUSE LOTS, VICINITY WIS
consin ave. and Calvert st. NV. Group of
gle family or two-fam row houses or
fats; convenient to shopping area. See
''' B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. Natl 210o..
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FAIRMCNT HEIGHTS. S75 up; easy
terms; help build. District 917O.
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cAPAces ene neNr

INDIVIDUAL CONCRETE GARAGES. on
Soft. alley; lust OF Piney Branch road
on Crittenden. Call Natl. 05S7 or Adams
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

ADAM A WESCHLER a. son, INC.
915 E st. NV Washington, DC,
Phone National 1881.
Auctioneers.
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

MAY TAKE VA. LOT m PART. PAYMENT
on new brick. B rooms bath. OIL heat.
basement and attic. Walnut $685.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ON INDEPENDENCE AVE, OPPOSITE THE
and 5: brisk; in excellent condition. ali
as on this E'rs sv.nae SneoF'sHafS
AT $4,000 A BUNGALOW ON, A LOT
50x2ls in Silver. Spring. Two bedrooms
and bath living naDss snd MO Large
WAPhE JSi JHMEs INC, s sRep. 500, until
NEAE ssSSeh Win Say m STei
plant; iot, has. frontase of l7.se feet BY
in three blocks of the PROPOSED Site for
II 9sS BeE rs sA%Es AS NOR
REPossEssED DETACHED HOMES =
em redsrs Housing va avsaSle haS sss
eephene @ @ for fH list s00G ruIF9N dhsH9s
R. GORDON, 1427 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
SEE 1850 OATES ST. NE.-1N NEW CON-
f1 aaa JaEs S%s fa DTss a4 i4sS taas st. .eT%s
GRIN. BRICK BUNGALOW. Mr.. SCHOOL,
BUS 81 600; Owner leaving city; 3011
Bird ST. n. Clarendon. Walnut 1ss9-W.
At $3.50, A BRANp,NEW DETACHED
room with open fireplace. excellent dinins
ana ed bat ie
5aMEs JAN deisshed fNc shen sarags ssoo Call wAPLE
NEXT Mex TO r. G: PARK-IDEAL IN SIZE,
taken In trade; coupled by owner. 1927
NEAR bLApENsBgRe RID. AND so1h ST.
condition inside and out. with very large
4 j'is ssz zEs' nsfs sfy s:
on first door: Two;story. g rooms and 3
'aS o mi Nh fsS os
s5,s5o: :oo,,ssgpIc AND sPAN-s5. .s5o.oo
1883 and 1859 N; G. ave. ne. e-room and
efh ersss Nstions sTn aasa Ssh
Six Srisht rooms, bath, hot.Sster heat
w hs ee 1asuous ss e tssp @ pas nSm
rent after seeing It: Every conyenience
Mst1eesitsn 5 sssS %sss. G Evsnins.' n to 8 esi
Sc, 6,95O-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
dvns With ta@f tao ana
oaen onenhaf f0 block from transportatlen sea
BURNER. Bur Eth In need Of some sa repair but but
remarkable buy at this low price.
| S12, 000-CHEVY CHASE, d. G., near
Connecticut ave-. close to transporta-
| ton. stores, schools and churches
Eight rooms, two baths and extra lava.
| tory: front porch side entrance; hot.
water heat, electric refrigeration. In.
| spection by appointment. SHANNON
q LUCHS Co. 1905 H st. NV
National 2345.
SACRIFICE!
SIS, ,25O.00.
BRICK BUNGALOW IN NV.
| s rms, tile bath, attic; h.-w.h.; close
4 stores and transportation.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1406 Eye st. Natl. 1853.
EVENINGS. North $685..
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676 .AcRINFINE TIMBER: IS MILES B.
C.: hard road; gas. line through property;
SSif if5Sset1d5s Se1d5s t2SRSS iSs 50 PEI Pc .s5s, .s5s, .a.s
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STORES FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LIE DROIT BLDG. sOO-s1O ST NV
Large, bright Offices and shops; reasonable
rates. Apply Room 49,
1449 r I. AVE. .N.W.--FIRsT FLOOR; q
tor or other professional. Reasonable.
OFFICE OR STUDIO. CONN AVE. End
A.; beautiful furnished large show win
dow; business. art. music. Dec. 3646.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
IN UNION MARKET AREA STORY,
fireproof building containing over 1000
50. it. floor space; elevator: front and
rear loading facilities. HENRY SCHAF-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOT. 125x175. WASH. .-BALTO. BLVD,
good building; $4,000; terms.
Lot, 10Ox50O, two-story frame house.
on Wash BALTIC. blvd; suitable any busi-
ness; S4,950; terms.
J. H FETTY. Laurel. Md.
ON B. & o. r. R. AT COLLEGE PARK
Md-Siding already in: such frontage as
you are likely to need by depth of 200
feet. Very low price. We should like to
discuss this with you,..vrp you
1919 K st. NV National 1166.
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OLDSMOBILE 1895 sport coupe, original
attractive green finish is Just like new,
spotless. inside. perfect tires, motor Just
nicely broken in: this car driven only
$4,000 miles; far above average condition.
S525; Pohanka Service. 1126 goth st. NV.
District
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OLDSMOBHE 1885 coach, radio heater.
side. luggage space in rear. perfect me
chanically. very attractive and a real
value at this price. S435. Pohanka Service,
1lo6 Goth st nu District 0I41
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PONTIAC 1884 sedan; black finish, mohafr
interior wire wheels; good. clean appear
ance; in demand for S275. Skinker Motor
Co. Inc, 1915 goth st. at NJ NV. District
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STUDEBAKER 1881 sport sedan, two
spare wheels in fender wells, good paint
and tires and it runs fine; S65. Pohanka
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LINCOLN 1882 seven-p passenger sedan: ex-
cellent appearance: fine mechanical condi-
ton; practically new Goodyear heavy-duty
tires: price reduced S100, now S295. War
field Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
Adams 5000
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OLDSMOBILE 1891 de luxe convertible
roadster, good paint and tires and it runs
fine, spare wheels in fender wells, trunk
rack on rear; a real bargain at this
price, sos. Pohanka Service. 1126 goth
st Nv District 9141.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WE NEED INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
for several Of our clients. Please list i'm
mediately Give full details.
WALTER A. BROWN.
141b Eye st. Natl. 1852.
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1885 six-passenger
sedan: maroon finish: new-car condition.
smooth. powerful motor last word in
style and economy. Now only $685.. War
field Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
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PACKARD l $50 sedan. original black finish
is good, good tires, upholstery clean and
1t runs fine; a real bargain in attrac-
tive and substantial transportation: S110.
Pohanka Service, 1126 Goth st. NV.
District 914l
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dio and heater: finish like new; Patrician
Fleetwood model: real buy for only
S499; any car a down payment; used
carefully by Navy doctor; money-back
guarantee. Logan Motor Co., 18th and
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| OLDSMOBILE 1887 "6" touring coupe Just
| like new. new-car guarantee; driven 5000
miles. attractive steel-blue metallic finish.
| has the large buit-in trunk; S775. Po-
hanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV. District
Ql4J
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STUDEBAKER 1885 de luxe Dictator 8
trunk sedan. This is one of the most out
standing bargains in Washington today,
as five minutes close inspection will prove.
Beautiful beige finish is perfect, interior
appointments would do credit TO the finest
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built-in trunk. dual EQUIP, radio. heater.
defrosters: low mileage: per. cond.; S525:
terms: original owner. Adams $500.
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AT CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, D. c.
ONLY S10,950-Bedrooms and tile bath
on first hoor Two:story 8 rooms and 2
saIated. Cali Mr. LEWIS. Cleveland o5so
$3.50 .O0-SPIC AND SPAN-S5 10000.
Corner, 1887 y. carolina ave. ne:
bath bricks. Small cash payments Inspect.
Phone National A2h7
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| OLDSMOBILE 1896 de luxe sedan: excel
| equity to some responsible party. with
| good credit No down payment; merely
| take over my low notes. Mr.. Bowman,
| Dist 1857
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attractive car throughout. the original
black finish is Just like new. interior spot
less, fine. tires, built-tn luggage space;
Pohanka Service, 1926 goth st. NV.
District
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MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE.
MOTOR CYCLE, 1884 Indian sport scout
low mileage; reas. Gall Cleveland %65f
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan. S595: 1885 de luxe coupe. $3.50:
1885 de luxe town sedan, trunk, radio and
heater. 1885: 1895 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan S495; also 1888 4-door sedan,
perfect condition.: guaranteed; terms.
Barnes Motors. 1929 14th st. NV. Dec.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

BUILD YOUR SUMMER HOME AT Be
erley Beach on Chesapeake Bay Write
free booklet. Post ONCE Mayo. Md.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Hockey Revolt
 Rolled by Shoe

CHICAGO, Nov A. Their feet led them away frosn school to play hockey, but their shoes wouldn't follow. So Robert, ten, and Rich ard Virbick, eight, were impounded for return to the hated classroom.
 The lads concluded a paralysis vacation at the home of thelr grandparents and were started home with 25 cents for reopening of the schools next morning.
 Since school would obviously in- terfere with other careers, they slept in second hand cars in a used car los across the street from their home for two nights.
 They escaped the parental arm until their mother, Marie, saw them peeking around shed. She gave chase. At this point, Richards shoe traitorously came off and he had to surrender Robert did likewise and the rebellion was over.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
NORTH STAR NOW AT SAVOONGA, DUE HERE
 IN ABOUT 4 WEEKS

The Bureau of Indian Affairs ves- sel North Star is now at Savoonga on St. Lawrence Island, where she is being delayed by weather, and is expected to arrive in Juneau in about month. From Savoonga she goes to Nunivak Island and thence fcuth, stopping at way points.
 Contract with the Evans Jones Company for coal was cancelled last Lefore the explosion there, Assist ant Educational Director Charles w Hawkesworth said, and the North Star will bring coal north from Se- attle at the completion of her pres ent trip for the Indian Bureau schools and quarters in Southeast Alaska.
 The Boxer, MT Hawkesworth said will go directly souIn from Atka Is- land in the Aleutians for which point she is now headed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
SQUARED CIRCLE PERFORMERS ARE COMING TO FORE
Sammy Nelson and Soldier Abbott Trade Punch
 es at Rainier

Devotees of Russian soccer will see what the oldtimers are calling good old fashioned smoker" when the Juneau Athletic Club stages its night of squared circle entertain ment at the Coliseum Theatre Nov ember 26.
 The contest ticket has not been selected as yet, but every night sees a bevy of mitt singers going through the paces in the Rainier Club back room gym.
 Sammy Nelson, wellknown local glove artist, and Johnny Abbott, former Chilkoot Barracks sensa- tion, put on several minutes of snappy work last night. Both boys are Dempsey type-kill or die and if the rest of the boxing crew that is turning out, can put on the same kSld of show, the coming smoker will be known as WOW. ' q Eddie Murphy, whose brother Miles was perhaps the best boxer the Channel has ever seen will have a high mark to shoot at if he goes into the ring, and it does look very much as though Eddie is going to be among the sluggers at the top of the list when the billing is post ed.
 He has some of the cagey footwork Miles had, he packs good punch in either hand, and it looks much as though he has some of that weaving-from- -the-hip strategy by which his famous brother made his record
 In listing those who might be, place Slugger Weaver up there too, for Weaver is boy that the crowds like-he is all the name implies "Slugger." From the front seats to the peanut galleries the crowd asks for blood and Slugger's kind dishes it out.
 m the rest of the roster there are boys that have figured at one time CT another with corners class, but have not had time to get whipped into shape You'll hear more from snme of these Less Davis, Jimmy Thomas, Archie Gubser, Jack Ever l1ardt, Phil Hall, Zarin Gohgan- sriso, Fred Lorz, Ben Wright. Ches- ter Cianphorn~ and Sven Saren
 There is new talent here and some of it may be class. Chief Trainer Gordon Selymhr is trying to dig it out with the assistance of Don Gallagher and John Abbott assistant trainer.
 Let the Orient and Spain have its war-Juneau'S going to have a smoker!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Depression Cannery
 Leads to Prosperity

ARMORE, Okla, Nov. 4.-When the winds of depression began to eddy across the land Shelby Prid- dy was virtually broke, and out of d job.
 He lit upon the idea of putting up small cannery near his home, offered to can lis neighbor's veget- ables, claiming a small percentage of tla vegetables canned as his toll.
 Shortly he found a market for his products and today he supplies canned goods for several grocers here and at nearby Healdton, and does right well. He said he sold 5000 cans last year, and production and sales this year were even bet ter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Rats Destroy Diiis
 In Secret Drawer

PAOLI, Ind, Nov. 4. = Keith Smelsor hid S25 in currency in a secret drawer at his wayside store.
 He was rather upset the other day when he found only three $l bills left
 The next time he looked these, too, were gone.
 Smelsor was sore. He tore out the whole drawer and locked again.
 A busy little mouse had taken all the money, torn each bill into tiny shreds and used the pieces to line its comfortable nest.
 Smelsor bought mousetrap and is spending his evenings trying to piece the biifs together in the hope they will be replaced by the Treas ury Department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Grandpa Now
 Stepfather of His Own Grandchild

SOUTH END, Ind, Nov A. When Mrs. Rosie May Billings Ors- porn, 34. married Oscar H. Orsborn, IT, the second husband of her moth- CT who died last year. she married not only her stepfather, but her father-in-law as well because she previously and married Osborne's son, who died this spring. She was the mother of a child by the son, thus making her present husband the stepfather of his own grand child.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Maybe Teas for Two,
 But Not Money Orders

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. = Post master General Farley is overlook ing no bets when it comes to pinch ing pennies from Postoffice Depart ment customers.
 He's just clamped down on the practice of sending money to two persons with one money order
 Two persons, two money orders" says Fariey's department in its or ders to postmasters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
', omen, Children
 First on Land, Too

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 4.-President W liam M Jeffers is proud of the Union Pacific's nurse-stewardness service. He boasted recently 54 chil- dren under two years travelled on one U. P train at the same time.
 We don't have hostesses," he commented. We assume tired busi- ness men can find their own relax ation.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Mosquitos
 Help Students Pass Exams

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 4.-After all other methods had failed to ward of sleep while cramming for final exams, University of Texas stu dents tried mosquitoes.
 A pre- medical student turned lcose six of the insects in his room and says he was kept awake half the night by their buzzing. The rest of the night he spent in scratch ing.
 Then there's the possibility you might become i'll with malaria and earn a postponed examination said another hopeful experimenter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Foot and Be Darned

GRAZ, Austria-Special yellow plates bearing the word Tau bstumm," meaning deaf and dumb, have been put on bicycles of deaf mutes by police here. The plates show motorists it is useless to sound their horns. The regulation be- came necessary because it is a Graz custom to employ deaf persons to distribute newspapers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Overparked Autos
 Will Be Impounded

PACADENA, Cal, Nov. 4.-After voting down a proposal for park ing meters the board of city direc- tors decided to solve Pasadena's overtime parking problem another way. Police were ordered to tow in and impound offending cars. It will cost the owner $2 plus the us- ual fine to get his car back
 Spanish cooking is often season. ed with olive oil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
Dogs Are Taught
 For Use in Fogs

DEMAQUID, Me, Nov. 4.-Sever- al fishermen have taught their dogs at New Harbor and Round Pond to sit on high points of mainland in foggy weather and bark in re- sponse to a whistle blown from their approaching boats.
 These warnings to the lobstermen coming into the home port are al- most as effective as the govern ment fog signals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
THREE CCC CREWS
 START ACTIVITY

The Forest Service. flagship Fofes- ter returned to Juneau last night after taking supplies to the CCC camp at Sitka A crew of 60 men under Dan Moller is now at work in that area rehabilitating the old Russian cemetery and building q recreation area at the end of the Sitka- -Halibut Point road
 A eco crew of 40 under Red Gray is working at Esoonah and 25- man crew has started at Angoon under John Maurstad, according to Charles G. Burdick. eco chief in the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
MAYBE, THEY
 MAY SUCCEED

SARAJEVO Yugoslavia, Nov. A. For a century, it has been the GUS tom in Bosnia for women to kiss their husbands hand in the morn ing, and the hand of senior male visitor, in recognition of the su- periority of men.
 But organizations of modern young womNn are working to abolish that custom-and to stop women from swearing and drinking Sard liquor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
PLANES WEATHERBOUND

No airplane flights were made out of the local harbor today with heavy weather prevailing through out Southeast Alaska.
 Alex Holden, returning from Sitka yesterday evening found the harbor too rough to land here, so landed at Aux Bay and brought the Fairchild into Juneau this after noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04

ARRAIGNED ON THEFT COUNT
 Bert K. James, Robert Paul and John Brown were arraigned in Fed eral District Court this morning be- fore Judge George F. Alexander on charges of theft of halibut gear from a boat. Saturday morning was fixed as the time for entering their plea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04
AUXILIARY PLANS SALE

Baskets have been received by the American Legion Auxiliary from the American Lake Hospital where they were made by war veterans and will be offered for sale shortly. it is an- nounced by Auxiliary heads.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-04

Empire classifieds pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-19

The man whose giant strength
and incredible golfing ability made
him a legend of the sports pages
came back TO quiet village in the
Adirondacks where seven years ago
he was known as Laverne Moore,
son of a steel worker. Pending
against him in the county court
here is charge that he and three
companions robbed Kin Hanna s
roadhouse on the night of August
4, 1890. severely beat an elderly
man and escaped with $780,
Montague. dressed in a gray. dou-
blebreasted suit. looked neither to
right nor left as he walked into
the courtroom with his lawyer, Jas.
Noonan, of Albany. who once de-
Tended Dutch Schultz, notorious
gangster
Montague may be a nationally
known figure, but the residents of
ElizabethtoWn showed little inter
est in him. There were vacant seats
in the small courtroom long after
court convened.
Selection of a jury consumed most
of the day. The defense challenged
the first two veniremen called. Both
the district attorney and Noonan
questioned each venireman length
lily.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-19
SUPERVISORS
TO ANNOUNCE
SPECIAL VOTE

AT their meeting November /.
county supervisors will call a special
election to determine if residents
of the Holtville and Ell Centro areas
wish to form public district to
take over management Of Evergreen
cemetery.
Supervisor Dave Vencill wished
to ascertain if his constituents de-
sired TO be included in the district
In response to his request, the board
did not call the election at their
meeting Moniay.
A petition bearing the signatures
Of 600 voters and so property own
ers was filed with the board to
show that there was reason to call
such an election
Monday was set as the day for
the board to hear objections to the
proposal but no objectors appeared
in the board room.
w. I. Hopes. city councilman of
Brawley, told the supervisors Braw-
ley was considering purchase of
municipal ambulance and wanted
to know what arrangements the
county would make to share ex-
penses for calls made outside the
Brawley city limits.
The board decided to take the
matter under consideration and ad-
vised Hopes to see if Brawley
municipal insurance policies would
permit runs outside the city.