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Evening star., 1941-03-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, March IS, l94l. A
Pebs hanf Sg the been ssG
of the District of Columbia in the matter
Of closing certain street and alley area
De descr1bed. sf S'iaS and u the said Commissioners
and advisability Of said closings' and that that
interests rests nor nor to to the interests of abatting
property. owners. NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that the said Commissioners have
prepared the following order:
Ordered, That pursuant to the provi;;
sions of Public Act No. .307, approved
December ,15, 1882. the street and alley
the office of the, Surveyor OF the District
2454 2455. -2456 and 2457., are hereby
sna stef is to ts sks s &c R
LAND compTised Use in said area SO closed to
hereby ordered closed being described as
follows: a. Closing of all public alleys
in Square 5413; 90 Closing S0th STREET
fss s'fSRs RsE' 6 s Fssf EfI
a5 erovidins 0h for ana transfer % Of a land "'to to
c;ommissiGnsTS p;ntC P; for the n1 extsn, en-
for ftGh fansfers Da n OF lama and 6etseen ] % Govern
ment agencies for park and other purposes.
"a Closing of streets and alleys described
as follows: Parts of AMES STREET and
BLAINE STREET west of 41st Street ne;
A and STREETS east and west of Chap
lin street Sc: STREET between Burns
and Burbank Streets Sc: part of Burns
Street between D and E Streets Sc; parts
of ELY PLACE and STREET west Of
Burns Street se trt Of p, FIFE PLAcE LACE
ne; parts of 41st STREET between
and between East Capitol and A Streets
Sc; CHAPLIN STREET between East
Capito, and C Streets Sc: and closing OF
public alleys in Squares 50S3, 5084. 5397,
S-5397 539S. 5400, 5403. 5405 and 5407;
and providing for a transfer of land to the
Commissioners, D. C., for street and alley
purposes. (5) Closing part of FORDHAM
ROAD between Massachusetts, Avenue and
49th Street NV, and providing for a
dedication for part of said Fordham Road
between the limits named"
Any and all parties interested must
file objections, if any, in writing, to said
closngs within thirty 800 days after the
date of this publication, otherwise said
order shall become effective on April IS,
1941 and the street and alley areas. as
herein described, shall on and after said
date become closed, in accordance with
the provisions Of said Act; MELVIN G.
HAZEN JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, DAVID
McCOACH. Jr.; Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
mill is, ,20,21. % ,24,25,2e.27.2s2s,31.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Man O War Cove.
Appears Excellent
Naval Base Site
Lower California Beach
Would Make Runwoys for
Planes, Traveller Finds

Randolph Leigh, Mclean (Va.)
author and traveller, heads a
scientific expedition exploring the
lonely stretches OF the little
knotDn Gull OF California. The
group, Which sailed from, Nor
folk, Va, last December, is using
the schooner LaScar II. This is
another in the series Mr.. Leigh
has Dritten for The Star OF his
Arr,erieuces
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Boliviu Ships Much Tin

World demand for tin is clearing
out all OF Bolivia's great piles OF
tin, which grew during negotia-
tions for their sale to the United
States and England. Much has been
shipped to Chilean ports to await
shipment to other countries. In
one mouth recently shipments in
creased 1900 tons to 1850. Prob
ably $500 to 1000 tons will be ex-
ported monthly. This is a marked
increase over the pre-war months
of 1899.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

the land, they are hustlng around
more than in other parts Of the
republic. would not be at all sur
prised to see them suddenly start
going ahead in big way. 1t Is
certainly time that they did.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Will End Street SLEEPING

To stop the custom of the poor
sleeping in the streets, Mexico City
will have night patrols gather the
sleepers and place them in dormi-
tories, additional buildings being
provided for the purpose.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
CAPITAL CITY BITS
BY Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 2O-The
Senior Lodge is giving their an
nual "Schlachtfest' this Sunday,
Nov. q, at the Saxon Hall, all
Sunday afternoon and evening.
There will be plenty for you to
eat, drink and be merry. Those
who have attended these affairs
before know what good time
can be had. so let's have good
representation from our Club.
Juniors. Remember the date, this
Sunday. Nov. q.
Because of little mix-up in
dates, our regular monthly meet
ing for November had to be post
poned until a later date this
month. You will be notified IT.
order to set that date aside on
your calendar. In the future, all
meetings will be held on the date
set aside for Junior Saxon meet
ings each month, the second
Thursday of every month, at 8
o'clock p. m.
Thanks
My mother, sisters and I want
to take this opportunity to thank
each and everyone for their
beautiful floral offerings, and
words of consolidation during the
bereavement of our dear father
and husband, Michael Cotzmeis-
ter, who passed away on Friday,
November 7, at II 10 a. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
With Worlds greatest Skating
Star at the Arena.

Combining the lavish costum.
ing of the Broadway musical re-
vue with the spectacular per-
formances of the worlds great
est skating stars and the dazzling
lighting effects of a Hollywood
production, the Ice Follies OF
1912 comes to Cleveland Arena,
Sunday, Nov. q through 20, un-
der the sponsorship of the Cuya-
hoga County Council of the We
terans of Foreign Wars as the
most outstanding event of its
kind ever seen, according to re-
views from other cities where the
show has played on its present
tour.
The line up of stars to be seen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
ST. JOHNS NEWS
By Arthur Ungar.

On Friday. Nov. 2S, the Luther
League Of ST. Johns Church will
hold a motion picture night. The
feature film will be on the pre-
sent day Army life. The film is
open to the public and there will
be no charge of admission. Many
Cleveland draftees will no doubt
appear in the film. Perhaps our
"own boys will play a part. as
scenes from Camp Shelby will
be shown.
The movie will start promptly
at 800, after which coffee and
cake will be served. Everyone
who plans to attend is urged to
be seated promptly at 800 as we
expect every seat to be taken.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
THINGS TO BE Il,
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB
Semi Formal Next Week.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 20 =
Only one week remains until the
Salute to America semi-formal
dance blaces forth at the West
Side Sachsenheim next Satur-
lay, Nov. %, under the sponsor
ship of the Agenda Club. -.
The fourth annual dance by
the organization will again bring
all in attendance into the Mardi
Gras spirit which has been so
prevalent at past dances. ..
The patriotic theme-red, white
and blue, will transfer the ball
room into a veritable fairylanI
Of color. Overhead colorful flags
will give the huge hall the ap-
pearance of large army tent.
Sweet Music
Dick Shuman and his Music.
which has proven its caliber at
previous dances, will lend to the
holiday atmosphere. The grand
march, confetti and serpentine
are again to be part of the festi-
vities.
The ladies will be attired in
varied color evening gowns and
the gentlemen in tuxedoes or
dark business suits. Army or
Military School men home on
furlough are invited to attend
the dance in military uniform.
Bids will be sold by all Agen-
da Club members until the night
before the dance. Reservations
can be made by writing or tcle-
phoning Mrs. Mathilda Woll-
mann. 1910 Germaine Av., phone
Florida 9ll7.
Congratulations
The Agenda Club extends con-
gratulations to the Cleveland
West Junior Club, which celc
brates its 18th Anniversary this
weekend. March on to even
greater heights. .~'-<
Sympathy -
Death stalked into the Agenda
Club last week and departed with
the father of Bud Freeh. Mem
bers of the Agenda Club extend
sympathy to the Freeh family.
|! May the darkness in the sky be
pierced by the memory Of kind
father.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank ]. Gable.

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 20 -
The first basketball game is over
and East was again the victor
The Monaco team with new mel,
of their roster played we'll bu,
they could not match the exper.
ience of the East boys. There wa:
no girls team from Monaco sc
the East girls entertained the
spectators by choosing teams
and playing against each other.
After the game a meal was
served at Mr.. Miller's Restaurant
From there the Juniors went tc
the East Sachsenheim and later
to the West Sachsenheim. The
Monaco Juniors were sociable
and Sunday night still found
Monaco friends in Our midst. Al
in all it was a full and enjoyable
week end.
The match game held at Roe.
mischer's bowling alleys was wor
by the Juniors. The totals were
Juniors 1904 pins; Seniors 3221
pins. These scores represented
man teams. Goetz of the Seniors
was high man with a creditablt
o13 series. Al Ziehm of the Jun
iors bowled the highest game, Z
234.
Friday. November 2l. is the
date for Senior and Junior Lodg,
meetings. Let's have a rousine
attendance.
Saturday. November p, thu
West Juniors start their elabor.
ate program commemorative
their fifteenth anniversary. Eas
will be well represented. Their,
are no T. S. ]. A. basketball
games scheduled this week end
George Ohldorf is PROUD
papa these days. Mrs. Ohldor
recently gave birth to beautiful
baby girl. That is, George tell:
me it's beautiful. Congratula
tions
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Zirrie.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 20 -
LAST Saturday we played host to
Salem for our first basketball
game. Salem won. but assure
you, 1t was a very close game.
We acknowledge our defeat
gracefully to the tune of SO to l3.
Never mind boys, you did all
right. p. S. The girls played OK.
We had swell Time with all
those Salmen men, but next
time Rudy, bring your wife a
long. We enjoyed having Monaco
and Cleveland East here too.
AT last! Tomorrow night is the
big night. Cleveland Vests Fiji
teenth Anniversary! We're all
set to have one enormously good
time! The banquet takes places
on Saturday evening at 7::3O, to
be followed by a short concert,
and then a dance to last until YOU
care to leave. Everyone will have
sleeping quarters, because on
Sunday some more fun is in the
offing. At II A. NJ. Sunday morn
ing, free sandwiches, beer, and
singing will be had. So come on
Saxons, let's go to Cleveland
West tomorrow.
A bus trip has been planned
for next week, when we go to
Monaco for our first victory. All
those who intend to go, please
inform Johnny Hallner by to-
night.
Speaking of Monaco. it's a
very nice town, if only certain
boys were not such sissies. |
mean Soap. of course. as he was
too scared to come to Cleveland
last week. | was not going to
hurt you little boy. By the way,
I'm not interested in that tackle
any more, because we lost too
many games. By the way girls,
there is a cute little wolf loose,
and he's from Monaco too, he is
known as Mike. We will be see
ing you tomorrow night too.
Mike.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

in the Ice Follies of 1912 will in
clude: Evelyn Chandler, Bess
Ehrhardt, Frances Claudet, Har-
ris Legg. the McKellen brothers
Heinie Brock, Bruce Mapes
Bobby Widholm, Papez and
Zwack, Mae Ross and many
others.
The Ice Follies of 1912 opens
with an evening performance at
the Cleveland Arena, Sunday
November q and continues thru.
out the week. Tickets are now or
sale at the Arena, 800 Euclid
Avenue, at $l.25, $1.75 and $2.1O
tax included.
Members of the Veterans o1
Forcing Wars from all parts o1
the state are expected to attend
the Ice Follies of 1912.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
Attention.!
T. S. ]. A. CLUBS
By Marie Raidel

Youngstown, Ohio, No. Is -
The Youngstown Junior Saxons
Club is not fortunate enough to
enter an official basketball team
in the league this year. Instead
of being left out for whole year
we have decided to have both a
boys and girls unofficial team.
We would appreciate the support
Of all the other clubs.
According to the schedule each
team has two open dates.
Youngstown would like to
play each team on the home to
home basis.
By now the president of each
club has received letter asking
their clubs support. If all clubs
are satisfied with the arrange
ments, the Youngstown basket
ball schedule for the season will
be as follows:
Youngstown at New Castle
Dec. 13
Cleveland East at Youngstown
Dec %
Youngstown at Cleveland West
Dec. 81
Monaco at Youngstown
Jan. 3
Youngstown at Salem
Jan. 10
New Castle at Youngstown
Jan. II
Youngstown at Monaco
Jan. "a
Salem at Youngstown
Jan. 81
Youngstown at Cleveland East
Feb. 7
Cleveland West at Youngstown
Feb. IA
Canton at Youngstown
Feb. 81
Farrell at Youngstown
If the clubs wish to make any
changes mediate contact should
be made with either, Frank Bo-
, kesch, 246 Forest Hill Drive
(boys manager) or Marie Raidel
l76 Frederick Street (girls mgr. }.
Youngstown wishes every
team a successful season.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

intend to surpass anything ever
sponsored by the West Club.
The members of the Commit
Tee are trying to contact all the
former members of the Club. but
changing of addresses has caused
many names to be placed on. the
address unknown list. If you are
one of these, please take this as
a personal invitation to spend
your evening where you belong,
with your own friends! There
will be a special table at the Ban
1uet reserved for all the oil
timers. will you be there to help
fill it:??
There have been many attempts
made to have a roundup. Re.
member how you always said,
Gee, | wish we could get to.
gether once more This is the
time. and what better time could
YOU have than this? In fact. to
be technical about the whole
thing, you belong here. You or
ganized the Club, we didn't This
is your celebration, we're only
making the arrangements! So,
how about it???
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
ODD FACTS ABOUT OHIO
WEATHER 49,.
(See answers to these questions
~, r,ro ~

(See answers to these questions
on page ~ a.
|. What was the highest off,
cial temperature ever recorded in
Ohio?
2. What is the spread" on
Ohio's temperature?
3. When did Ohio suffer from
it's hottest week?
4. What is the average annual
number of thunderstorms in
Ohio?
5. When does Spring make its
first appearance in Ohio?
Courtesy of Sohio Guaranteed
Starting Bureau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Henry.

New Castle, Pa, Nov. 20 -
They came, they saw. and they
conquered. All this happened be-
fore a large crowd that gathered
at the New Castle High School
floor to witness one of the clean
est games ever played between
Farrell and New Castle. Farrell
took home the bacon by score
of 81 to IA. Believe me they had
to fight hard to do so. I'm sure
by the time we play our next
game we will be in shape. I'll
have to admit that we were not
in true form for our opening
game.
Thanks to Farrell. Youngs-
town and El1wood for your sup
port at Our dance. We hope YOU
come again.
| must mention the swell time
and swell meal our mothers SER
we'd. There is nothing like home
cooking and our mothers sure
can cook. Don't you think so?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
ALL CLEVELAND
WESTSIDERS
PLEASE NOTE!

The Sunday School of Teutsch
Ev. Luth. Church is again sell
ing Christmas Greeting Cards.
We. have cards. of the highest
quality, printed in English or
German, at the lowest price.
Buy your cards now and help
the church along, as all the profits
go toward the work of the church
You may get them from anyI
one of our Sunday school pupils
or contact me directly by phone
FL. 9117.
Albert Wollmann, S. S. Supt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
NO DISCRIMINATION

In some quarters, it is being
urged that rigid controls be pla-
ced on the prices of farm pro
ducts Of all kinds.
1t is difficult to see how. this
could be done without bankrupt
ing a large segment of the agri-
cultural population, unless equal
ly strict controls were placed
over the farmers costs for mate
rials and labor.
Farm labor, for instance, is at
the. highest level in history. and
is extremely difficult to obtain
The farmers taxes, like every
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
CONCERT PROGRAM

one else's, are shooting up. And
the price he must pay for practi-
cally everything he buys is ris-
ing as well.
A ceiling should be placed on
farm prices when, and only when,
equitable ceilings are applied to
all other prices. Any other course
would be rank, ruinous discrimi-
nation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
BLESSED EVENT

Mr.. Heinrich and Mrs. Ger.
trude Haase became the happ
and proud parents of a beaut,
full baby girl about three week
ago. Mother and child are doin,.
well. Gertrude was a member O.
the Cleveland East St. Tohn',
Church Luther league.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

- The Cleveland Convention,
Bureau tells us that women are
accompanying their husbands to
in increasing num-
bers. In other words, more wo-
men are tripping to keep their
husbands from tripping.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Margaret Baier, Presiden,

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 2O-Well,
another swell weekend has gone
by, and we are here again.
In Illinois all the Saxons are
looking forward to having a
drum-stick of that big turkey and
all the good things that go with
it. I'll bet George Markell. Bill
Swain and all of the other boys
would like to be home too, with
the family.
Vacationist Come Home
Franp Roback, who has been
on two months vacation is fin.
ally back home. He sure had lot
to tell US about his trip to
Florida. He went into the swamp
lands and could not get out again
for some time. He also made
quiet few of new acquaintance
(boys and girls). We'll we hope
you had good time Frank, and
glad to see you home again.
New Friend
We have a surprise for the
Detroit Juniors. Your ex-presi-
dent oe Bender whom as you
know is at the Great Lake Train
ing Station here in Illinois, came
to Chicago to see us Juniors. He
told us about the Detroit Juniors
and the fun he used to have with
all of you, but boy does he miss
it. The way he talks about all OF
you, | sure wouldn't mind meet
ing you. SO Joe the Juniors
throut orchids, and we all wisl,
him luck, how about it gang.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
7. S. J. A.
Calendar of Events.

Nov. y and %: Cleveland
Vests 18th Anniversary.
December 81: New Years Eve
Dance in New Castle, Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
18th ANNIVERSARY
of the
Cleve. I'VE t Juniors Club

The Cleveland West Saxon
Juniors Club will celebrate its
Fifteenth Anniversary on Satur.
day and Sunday. November 22n1
and 23rd. To the former men,
bers Of the T. S. ]. A. this an
nouncement will strike the me-
mory chord in their minds. Re-
member the Ramblers??? Today
they are known as CLEVELAND
West Saxon Juniors. Remember
the good times you used to have
with each other and in other ci-
ties::::? Remember the fun-lov-
ing. jolly, Screwloose Five?
What else is necessary to tell
YOU what you should do on
Saturday night. November 22nd
Cleveland West has long been
active in the Association. at time
it was hard to keep going but the
spirit instilled into the Club BY
its organizers and some of the
old timers still remains. Very
seldom West failed to show it's
visitors god time, if they did,
'idn't every one else do the same
at one time or another? At this,
their Fifteenth Anniversary, they
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

- Buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps now!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
Basketball Schedule
NOVEMBER %

Cleveland West at Monaco
New Castle at Canton
Salem at Cleveland East
Farrell-open
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
DECEMBER

Canton at Farrell
Monaco at Salem
Cleveland East at Cleveland West
New Castle--open
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
AGA SENDS OUT
 FOUR FLIGHTS

. z
 Alaska Coastal Airlines dispatched four trips to the Coast today and have two more on schedule, with pilot Shell Simmons taking off with Don Hagerty and two other Indian Office officials bound for Tenakee, Angoon and Sitka. and scheduled to return from Sitka with five passengers.
 Alex Holden flew out to make trip from Hoonah to Sitka and returned to Juneau with Evelyn Wendt and E. Sommerfeld On an- other. trip to the Coast, Holden carried Don Robinson to Hoonah, Oscar Weston to Pelican and Julius Bass and H. M. Olson to Sitka He is scheduled to return with five passengers.
 Trips to Ralston Island, Hawk Inlet and Hoonah are slated for later today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
MISS HhLv vvyKyEN
 BRINGS FASHION
 s NEW , FOR FALL
Tiered Silhouettes, Casual Goats and Aclessories Ii
 Newly Important

From Miss Christine Halvorsen, owner of Halvorsen's Dress Shop, who recently returned to Juneau from a buying trip on the West Coast, comes news of the latest angles of Fall fashions.
 According to Miss Halvorsen, the Fall trend in clothes is most inter- esting. Black is the latest fashion enthusiasm, and is being. shown in dresses for daytime and evening wear alike. The smart new "cafe" type dress is in the lead for the well groomed woman to see her through from three o'clock on" appoint ments. This style will have an amazing vogue this Fall and Winter, for it is short-skirted and slightly formal. itsy
 Extremely important is the longer waistline and an elongated bodice which can be worn with or without belt. Many of these new dresses have tiered silhouettes. Some are smooth, some pleated, and some just tiered in front. Other styles are be- ing introduced with tiny tucked or apron effects.
 All these variations are most wear able and flattering.
 Closely following black in the color field are RAF blue, a lovely new shade replacing guardsman or soldier blue, skyline blue, and all shades of brown, ranging from dark to rust. These last are perfect compliments to the new warm earth green shades.
 As for hats, says Miss Halvorsen, many come in the new scoop brim, chic type shown in soft felt modes. Also popular are tricornerS, poke bonnets, flat berets, and the favorite that flares back from the pompa- dour. The small classic turban leads all the millinary group for both smartness and comfort.
 In the coat field, the most popular are the imported weaves moulded into the casual and sport type for any and all occasions.
 Accessories blend into the perfect ensemble in an enchanting manner. The smart under-arm bag, the cas- ual glove, and the last word in cos tune jewelry add perfection to mi lady's ensemble.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
REMAINS OF VICTIMS OF SITKA EXPLOSION
 BEING TAKEN SOUTH

Five bodies of men killed in the explosion at Sitka last Thursday are being shipped to the States on the Alaska today for funeral services and burial. O. F. Troutte is accompanying the remains south
 R. Carlson of Sitka was buried in his home city. The remains of the following men and their des- tinations are as follows Courtney R. Best, who is being accompanied by MT Troutte to Salem, Ore, where Best's widow and child re- side; Commodore Dewey Strode, formerly of Juneau, is being sent to Camas, Wash, where his mother, Mrs. L. A. Strode resides; the bodies Of the other three men, Earl w. Rosser, Edgar A. Burkley, and Ralph J. Mcclure, are being sent to Seattle where their widows re- side.