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CHURCH NOTICES.


~,; SEc = HAr 1.S TnTHG-piyine woE.
NER morning message. The Death or
ShrisJ AZ .veminR; Linked Lives" Bible
schoo! 90 y Nj; Il y. T.. L. ..lo T.. VI.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
IlS.L-iicEui"r services viii bc held to-
moron morning Ia church .dince. corner
i"r.s -Nrenue and Me"tow. street. At, II
N"cr"imancy. ALIAS Me-.narism and iispuo-
ism. Denounced" Wednesday evening t,s-
hnony and cNp'ri"nve meeting al o'cIooI..
ihe N'rEini. Railway md Power BuildinE,
corner seventh and Fr.nkl.p Streets and
is open dairy from 10 y. Il. to . T.. III.
,,y ,~ Weii" In and sunday; wsdnes-
from T. ". TO T. NJ Strangers wcicomc'
EPISCOPAL.
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Tr.nliin Street, near Monroc. REV. j y.
. 80 services. morning a. II o'clock: sun
day afternoon service 1T o'clock. StraaE-
cts cordially Invited.
LUTHERAN.
nHH dlrhcii Stx AG aai Gay E s'rddis.
REV. r. IT, MEUsGiiNE in The morning "riHi:
1T u o'clock and IN Tho evening at o'clock.
rKE3n YE.ER!!AN,
hf EI&E HvSn Afvi .G' ,rf t%yTfGTT TB,reGfn'
Sabbath School ....'.... $40 \ NJ
!lIle ,iffssGa Nj Eiaf ...... 1919 Il
iirad Memorial sabbath school. $3.50 l.. u.
pGpC r""pl. Society ......... 80 l.. "
sermon by l'r CaidwolI....... SIS /. VI.
F!EST rEE,SnYTTEEi.A,,N G,iuTncH,--.
DR : ! IFApEN sunday schdol at It . 40,
and ELhL. CLa-sns ~ 10 y ".
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NtN I'FN. May 3I.-Dun's to-mor-
row VIII say
The more Conpletc concentration or
IN" nations industrial forces on war
activities. ncCesSitatinE many rcvolu-
l0nhry changes. is being accomplished
steadily and with a minimum Of dis
tnrhanc". Extension Of EoVcrrmanraI
domination of business to rncc, Tho ovi
c"nci"S Of the period is reflected in
tn" continued Establishments in bo,h
production and distribution. and the
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSAles NJ Ininn SinCk Nnrdsl

p. IInIno1I Vi; May 81. l.ls
Choice steers, Is. medium to good. ~: g
IN con- mon to fair g. ii':.. Choce hct-
mon 70 tai- 80 lol. Choic" cows. iJ1ll:
mseiurn t" GOOD. 81 n ~. common 10 f4ir
81 Best oxen. y T ~. medium To good.
Gin; common 70 fair. ga Best heavy
bulls, Ia ll'a: n-h, SG, Best c-lv.s. Is
common 20 far. l-Mit Ret hogs. H.
MEDIUM weight. Il rirs. lsTls: soss and
,'<ss li4i5 Be, sheen: 10: common TO
good. ! us. spring larhs. Il nj,
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.PRUSS|AN OFFENSIVE IS
CAUSE OF DECLINE
Important Banking Interests Knew
Situation, and Began Selling
Their Holdings.
PLACE FAITH IN GENERAL Focn
Wall Street Finds Bargain in Inter-
national Marine Securities. n Stock
That Made Gain Of Eleven and
Three-Eighths Points.
ny RRoAnAN MALL.

- NEW YORK. May Sl--Action Of the
stock market to-day showed that the
: recent decline, which began about two
weeks ago. was really In anticipation
authorities knew two weeks ago that
y had begun. and. stated at that
banking interests began selling imme-
Congress came after stocks we're down.
= and this led many to believe that il
caused the decline. Tho true cause nm
. 90 uht eddy was tho German drive, and
ma is the reason the market stands
rela tlNe!H firm now in the face of daily
reports of German advances
-, SoImpiete c@nfdsnce was, expressed
ability Of Foch to stop the Germans
at the rroper time
si5se and began iannd o9knF around
national Mercantile Marine. This stock
VA. Tas the big feature of the afternoon;
/ FIVE and one half Most OF this ;''' adj.
e vance was made in tho last hour. The
deal was on again. according to ticker
encouragement, and the hope was en-
pressed by director that it would go
Mas shor; interest in the stock, for
nIeworks began immediately. 1t ad-
a; the top price of the day. an" Tra lnsaea
IONS Ton IN IN It were very large. This deal
co cor hs b 81 rsl,,, ships owned by the
= Ing TO, statements OF directors The
Of inf n rose Sc touching high price
10 be retired
BELIEVE ATLANTIC AND
GULF SHIPS WILL SELL
= ,ssIt has long been the theory OF Wall
seHs set its 'f Brt;5 # the the maFne COMPANY
-1htps OF the Atlantic Gulf and wesI |
r:ns shoe G2m pa ,bo Therefore when Ma
= pany also showed irllprovemen ms COM
..Nu.neFous standard stocks became
3 iiR IRE t IN ne late trading. in spite
States Steel vas the 81 mos o.s' aiur L1i'ed
a.! lrportan: issues and cIosed ~
Ella ~ YIN ne; loss of two points
{. SEucibie, DistilIers, SUn1a,r meee also also
F:eduSts ard Reading. or"
,hs has been we'll bought for
inUch attention because there is ~
one ,ns. no" With the soverntn@nt .
may decide 10 dis; :9,GS ~. me company
fr.hs;, 20 rs st9cHhoie-s. such = d;s-
y - ,oa non would not interfere with ,5s
coH;roi o: them. bur onl, -. t"l LaiHen .
iAE Railroad Company. '"e read
been expee sIS f MesAS statement has
W-f,e and directors OF the An,e-jSn-
-; SsoMp any setting out the 60,
lie evident ma, there Is 1 ;.qa!d IL. ton.
fSysA-so PAM o: conferences If s:oc.s
he ccmpa5% HI csH iesdiHE interests o.
i1S. 9Son: u IS quite likely ina, ,-a.e
c!zsxe -. ~ ,.es Vii be formed IN bo,1
tegr noa 5I5Ek; Mar si.-Mercan,n. NAME.
EIS;v <rtS-ta,y biiis ia-cs. h cG-, cent
-sasrejaI siY,,: n'i!s oa eanh-. So: com
e San. - ~ bar .i'ver !gI IN
r.if'ozt t.on6s y 5Tsnt bonds, irrergis.
s;r sree, ~ Gays ara nine,y dt3s !oenS
1:att :. al money. nm. /
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NJ" YORK;, May 5l-Bcoves steady:
,te.rs si?" si;."): bulls. ss.c'a sii.c5 cows,
$3.50, Sill 80
sheep and lambs. steady: spring lambs.
81 "a q s22oJ. clipped lambs Si525 Il si5 ~
sheep. nominal.
Hogs. merke; lower a, NlepgN7a:
rouEhs $3.50
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GKAl% MARKET

CHICAGO. May Sl-Iowcst prices yet this
season resulted in the corn market to-day
from weather conditions ideal for the grow
ing crop. The close was unsettled =. 10
Nc net lower. with June l5iH.. and July
l.12"< to l.S-'S. Oats finished &c 10 5ac
down and provisions varying from lie de-
cline TO SOC advance
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day and morrow.
Transactions OF 100 barrels OF July at
~" were recorded in CottonSeed oil to-
day. same being IN settlement OF old CON
tracts. no tenders were put out: closing
bidS were 300 FOR June. July and August
Prime Crude. l. 30. -"
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Norfolk {. Western Raiiway

Lave byId Street station. hIchiuont..
- 900 i. NJ, - - A. NJ " ~
FOR IlNCtiBUKG AND THE WES.r.
- ~ = " 30 l. NJ. .3:a5 H. \.
ATrlE" i:tchu.ona from Norfolk Ill 90 .
vi. 'n-ot A. NJ. FROM the West: .,.g,
-. ,2ii0 n Nil 30 T.. ". ,'o:ia i 81 ~
plr'e. SIS J. MaIr ~ i'huu- Mil 'i;.rt'S
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COTTON MApErrs

- ytSr Nsy q There -
49, r. cotton -lsrEet $50 ~ =
- h"'ors tre holiday ~
,.T,,. lIita - ~ eagi.- ,.r,-.,. =
,aw. enc i-!,"s wrakrre6 ,,d, ,t''', = 4!
v...,. -.'E encouraged f,. ,s.t -,
etr t'rE 1dt.rEs r,,f.F Al u y
49,. t.pHi :. - 70 < o. sri rinse -. - ~, -
e. Ftre,si u.s., closing ,,.~ ~
i.ht - = - = point -r, d
.''-l Irregular with JyIy ~ 49,, '.aft't
~ "EfflrE. NY Is;- rr.,b -
.,,, .'tfSr 20 points Ir..- -
C..i ".a-Ha"c win Tho 49, r.. IL JH.E
W." n'''"r man due - N ll-'
~ ~if'nlrs - ~ cirers,.,. =. W.
,e." Pr anc Llv"-porl. w,8rh t.,, p. \
s,-.cdIes' t"h. rgyins. a. July 10 coy"r
N"ry lit,i% supya-, I'm 'h@'" was
~I'y una.' realizing b. -.r., ''n on
~ e Urn. S'o. orders wc-o ,,. "1f%f
~ - - Gown, wi'h tho ,.aak .,,1,' -
a. .H Dcioh'- and = - ,o- r,s,..,,.i,!E
va ~; 10 y points NJ, lover XXX
.Ni! ~ the teilia. rrO.e,r,. ~. ="
~ IfIc"s fa!iIcd some g or - ~,
ri.ili.5 .h..y .:ternoon on the con,,ou.d
tinr,, f".e's The hrin"r ;one IN ,tn
tuh 5d.a NJ Dtlf@ but as soo,i a coye,.E
,a-ia q, ~, he inarset eased on sr.!r wl,5
ir,yer- i.y.t tr'.t months reaching ~
,css r,t,,r.'t 5"'f private condition. re,l,.
49,, "HihDTiE made the cond!.ion .i'al Il
80, ..'t'fs were talking : goyern,rc,,. anu
or POINTS abov. ~ nm, III, re-
cotton
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80 parcels shipments. SAP barrels: .,ocj;
ii'''y oafre!s quote: b. u. 30: T.; L. c.
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SCa10afd Fir Line Railway CoD1any

!, iTiain3 !eax7 daily . a. NJ %orIina
Lacasonvile, $50 T. VI. Ail.nt.-iiirIn:,'..,
nam spsc'ai II 80 Il. ". S.cs prrs Jacasof.
9 Vi ''' -
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tI,r, m on,or,,,,i,

Tha aI"T' N0W0c ma N and younc wo-
man read tn" Want Ads IN this paper
for h"'''r positions ADVERTISE for helm
want"d h"r" 'all Randolph /
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I'D. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized and indeAeu Tor QUICK
ReterenCe,

Nl@NSSlF li.L Adv
Standardized and indeAeu Tor Quick
RetervnGe,
Ivc iine SUNDAY.
81 a l.i.c DdiiS.
&c nae tor S consecutive
t-c a iiHc iOr I consecutive
fl.oV Ilnc lnscf liuus.
h.h,Ihuln ot &: lines Is allowed.
Min!!nuIiI charge
Count words 10 tue iiuv and "a ljncs to
lnS inch
al, ~ 81 easements received up to 10 L. NJ
~ 4. Al SdtuIdaSsJ the uay before pup
nchtion, wili receive proper class.nca ion
AutSrtIseine received alter That nour
Miil tie placed III the Too Late Class-
ny SoIuiIn.
TELEPHONE.
Ac!ephohc your Ads. The Times
Dispatch, kanuoipn ]. when you mad It
ihDic convenient ~ do 80. aud They VIII
br taken at Office rates.
Sc 30 IA iiD.>o tON I'D. WANTS.
lIines- D!s pat,n Branch Offices main
ta!h"a IA piaIlIGaNy every DIuS store IN
the CitS Tor tie CunNcaIvnce OF tue puUiiC-
W ant Aus are aSSv.ieu W them teSu-
lar oIi!S9 rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Oihce Times Dispat".. 1904 Hull
st Telephone Randolph $500.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch all North Second
street. pn.n" Petersburg 30.
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NV YCRK. Man >, o.

:!iGI4il,r iCn + May 3i-Por, movement.
FTurit lsl 49, l.f.s '- i'Nt!pts. rs bales.
l5as. Ia ''o'aay , a, all .rorts-He receipts
i..i1lgs ia lee 500 -''yi bales. stock
A1nor,s. s g W. H'g * receipts, 1880 bales:
-tIi,"! tor s"a.au-Sc, -,eo,.
ba'es' exports. a7s5.7.s bale ''i'o' S;'65
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Don't fail tn rrud the For Rent"
and "f"r sale" ads in The TimrA-Di>-
patch every day.
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NOTICE

CONTRACTOR wanted for
track work. For full particu-
lars apply to S. b. Rice, Engi-
neer Maintenance Of Way, r.
r. * L. r. r., 1903 First Ma
tional Bank Building, Rich
mond, Va.
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III. rus.

hi G6h;E I'' i;hLi:4' Ii II Na Nav e.
FUNERAL from his fathers TasId@ncc ao2a
it'noN"r Avenuo. SUNDAY i.7o l. NJ
r, ~ HOME. Ne. ,Iav 4'r!e, N MISS
i,d, 9 IiHhAuP She is"yss lwo sisters
rtt.,a2,r., iT"m, ae"a" rcsi"eqI,c" THIS NJ,
friends r"aue>,oa 90 tticnd.
Pow FII.-I May 1' ~ ...S \ ~ q,
rlIHni.E& rG%5y@@ris >' IL S'f IsS%eg Nix .
"l!"M ana four ,hGdrou
SSJMpAN. .ArrErN@o%. $50 oetoc.- In
Sl Jd iii%H FSIf&Y sN Nav a Ca 80 s5
,Ir!n.l;e.y aa.,. and Two sons fTsTTry an. AMI
sou'b aoehr " gircaH sN4rRBA33e June II,
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS. 7
PitA p. i.dwi,n rhanr Funcral Director -ud
Ln>r 40 r"tND.
Ants ,ll ;H@qa, egE;sen Le,inEton and
N$!".n ERE aow%a ire ,MheG,i NoI,'.y sauer
bi.hck SILK MGJENlNG HA&pRAG in
70 ",iG9n TMSGSisr tf"!ty 3i'erno"n Return
VAN or > @h6ne RSaad@a'HG eS,'ii '"'e''e re-
COLI WATCH and toh on Mas 3! on West
}a"" Eyfa 'os r9juraea Il. Els, T Gt4t5
L2i &rs ;" rs, nd yaue e 2'~ s.
Heights. May 80, gold bracelet. on. srd. en-,
SRA "i. other stdo plain. inside Inscription
ROW nd :" Lillian. Christmas. 1913 Re-
Mhrt. Randolph iinl ". Mrs Il O.
IhnruioN 1H3 Minor street. BARTON Heights
Poo IS ETHDpk IN Lyric Thcar.r y.stor,iuy
mat nee. name an -. Ecwacd u returned
7" II Books. ITO North fiflh street.
AlFHlHE ard pearl tar min b.rvv..n
'!Ht"n"nt ApHrtm"Ht and Robinson 81 root
'ir"',Fy. Reward II returned 10 Nrs Ray
im"ud MASSEY. tlarrmuni Apartments
" IiiTE POODLE pOG Lost or stolen
ir'W tn" ncIchburhou.i Of has owners ,-ho
WI Jay reward for return - loo. East
THREE - HILLS Lcjwecn Foufih ana
sixth, on Marshall. SIKH ana Marshall
ward Madison ;3l. boulevard 1851
SPEtIAL NOTICES. %
JciiNSON.-Ihc hoard OF managers of
in s"aaia session Lon THIS rsSI Day :sbIs
learn With much regret ~ IND ac,th
o. one 81 our members MIR E,DN \ K ID
: ~ ART JOHNSON. In tho death OF Air
johnson We nave lost a Ioworltcr ma st.uCh
iTi"nt of the exchange H. was u man of
IA" best OF character. ana sam. was uni
Nersal!y recognized by all who hncNy him
, Resolved. THAT this exchange extend To
me- family it's deepest sympathy ANA bc IL
Resolved. THAT IA copy az these rcsolu
ions 'H sent to them. and also published In
AL 81 ne dang papers OF this city.
GEORGE Il. sNEAD.
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MIsCEi.LANLO,s MAhKErs.

NEW YORK. MAJ 3i-Cot,on goods and
yarns to-day wee quiet and prices Hriu
"ih u'Msrd tendencies. silk W.
hlrh"r Wool mafk'rs w"rc quiec. D,..,
GINS hams we're opened for sprin:
@ANtL STORES
81 y. CA. May Sl-Turrenttra
trrn 49, sales 80 casks: receipts sGi
-,-N. -n-rm-,-,.- ila ,asL... s,nn.- -c -
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wv YORK. Mar .iu
oH' S,,; ana six months se- 'a esr.
,e.G4 NsiStys.v' t5, bills I,.72s. COMMIT
rea5lr. >, s.'a.'z-aay si7ia. cern.sr s. eoin.
% MAJ 3; nsr silver. Essi-: Mnric,n
-,i-r,,, government bond, ,-rs, ~ IN
sie.er: .is:y n9 !. -. ': ~ Time Ioens
,2rhth>. asked . ~ -7E.. D. -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


PHAUr- Edwin phuur Funeral Director
E'uh" liver. sos T. Mum Mad Isl. Ran ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

WANTED. a few good reliable
colored men for factory work.
c. +. Sauer Co.
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ELs,N..>s So. -. - rr,.sD. l..
a :. ~ .'rS- -. .!--uS. U.au. ~ uroer ~
W Ay-.lc" \ 20 8adi>un :p2
ll..A'sS ri..NcS; maze vTu,r ~ -
n1-el.E = : M.dtEnr 2is2
O. As.'LIs 80 IA aHG m,aA" tnrru- ell,
EaN FiShrr. - C. I.Ne>iE St,rtsIi-.
Second and Ga. SIRENS SinGlsnu ttsS 80
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>! Total sales for week tfour Iaysl a.i!S shares
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
JUNEAU WOMEN NOT FORGETTING
 BOYS AT FORT
A Box of Goodies Being Prepared and Will Be Sent by Them to
 Fort Seward.

Juneau women are not forgetting the boys at Fort William H. Seward who were drafted from Juneau. Since they will not be able to come to Juneau on .the Fourth of July, box of goodies is. being prepared for them by the women of the town, to be sent to them this week.
 It has been decided to send only things that will pack easily and that will keep we'll The list made out includes cookies, cakes, without ic- ing, doughnuts, candy, figs, dates, raisins, nuts and cigarettes
 Anyone having packages to be put in the box to be sent to the Juneau boys may leave them at the Juneau Hardware Company up until noon on Saturday. The packages are not to he marked for anyone in particular. They will be put in one geenral box and distributed to the boys at the Fort.
 The box will be sent to Fort Sew ard Saturday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
TWO MAIL ROUTES WILL BE HANDLED
 BY KAISER BOATS
Several Changes H a V e Been Made in the Ju- neau-FanShaW Mail
 Route; Sitka Run.

The mail route contract for Dotn the Juneau-Sitka run and the Jul neau-Skagway run have been let to Dr. E. H. Kaser. The contaract for the Juneau -Fanshaw run has been let to John Haho. a resident of Douglas. Dr. Kaser's boat is the Estabeth.
 Several changes have been made in the Juneau-Fanshaw run, which was formerly the Juneau-kake route. The stops included in the new con tract are Taku Harbor, Limestone, Snettisham, Speel River Project Landing, Sumdum, Windham Bay, Gambler Bay, FiveFinger Light house and Cape Fanshaw. Gambler Bay, Five-Finger Lighthouse and Cape Fanshaw will be omitted from each second trip from October first to March 31st of each year.
 The Juneau-Sitka and Juneau-Skag way routes will remain the same as they are now.
 The Chichagoff Mining Company, which made the only bid for the mail contract for the Juneau-C -ChichagOff run, will carry the mail to Chichagoff.
 Each contract is for four years. They begin July 1st, 1918 and hold until June 30th, 1922.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13

 MEN NAMED. FOR
 THE TERRITORY
Local and Division Chair men to Conduct Cam paign Are Named
 by Robertson.

Commencing June 24th the Four Minute Men will enter a National campaign to aid the National War Savings Committee. The Four Minute Men of Alaska are thoroughly organized group of the Committee on Public Information. R. E. Robertson, Territorial chair man for Alaska, has announced the following list of local and Divisional chairmen of the Four Minute Men.
 First Division Craig-C. A. Fox. Douglas-A. E. Gurr. Haines-Homer O. Banta. Hoonah-George J. Beck. Kake-Ernest Kirberger. Ketchikan-Rev c. M. Van Marter. Klukwan-Rev. F. R. Falconer. Metlakatla-W G. Beattie. Petersburg-T s. Elsemore. Perseverance-Ralp Healy. Skagway-F. J. Vandewall. Sitka-Arthur G. Shoup. Sulzer-B. D. Stewart. Wrangell-W. H. Warren. Juneau-H. l.. Faulkner Division al chairman.)
 Second Division Candle-R. s. Dimmick. Council-N H. Coombs. Fortuna Ledge-Frank Waskey. Haycock-Lars Gunderson. Nome - c. J. Lomen Divisional chairman also.) St. Michael-Walter Johnson.
 Third Division AnchOrage-A. k. LathrOp. Cordova-Thomas s. Scott Divis- ional chairman also) KennecOtt-R V. Watkins. Latouche--K. c. Stadtmueller. McCarthy-J. B. O'Neill. Seward-L. V. Ray. Valdez-J. L. Reed.
 Fourth Divisnon Chatanika-Samuel R. Weiss. Circle-Thomas Hunter Eagle-J. J. Hilliard. Fairbanks-John A. Clark (Divis ional chairman also)
 Fox-E. E. Collins.
 Hot Springs-C. A. Boerner. Iditarod-C R. Peck. Livengood-O. P. Gaustad. Nenana-Geo. w. Pennington. Ophir-George A. Vinal. Rampart-Mrs. James Clinic. Richardson-A. J. Griffin. Ruby-John w. Dunn.
 Tanana-J. Dehn. You pay for food but not for serv Ice at the Alaska Grill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
OBJECTOR YIELDS
 TO GET CIGARETTE

CAMP LEWIS, June 13.-A desire for a cigarette gave one more soldier to the National Army today. A draft man from Alaska, whose name is withheld, had refused to sign his name when brought to camp and has been kept under guard for several days. Today he sent word to the officer in charge that if he could have a smoke he would consent to become a soldier without further trouble. He was given cigarette and mustered into the Army.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
HAYNES RED CROSS
 WORKER IN JUNEAU

Mrs. II. P Birknbine, of Haines, is in Juneau Mrs Birkinbine is a delegate from the Red Cross aux ilary at Haines to learn Red Cross work from the local chapter. Dr. Walter Peterson, delegate from the Sitka Red Cross auxiliary is al so in the city to learn more of the work being done by the organization from the chapter here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
NOT OPPOSED TO
 STRAIGHT MEASURE
 ION PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, June 13. While not opposed to the introduction of any separate prohibition legislation the Senators may see fit to offer, President Wilson is opposed to at taching any prohibition amendments to pending appropriation bills.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
REPUBLICANS WILL MEET TOMORROW TO
 NAME A TICKET

Delegates to the Republican con vention to be held in Juneau to fill out the Republican ticket in the First Division will meet tomorrow at 1: 30 in the old Orpheum Theatre building and form a temporary or ganization. The real business will be transacted Saturday or Friday evening.
 Dr. L. S Keller. one of the dele gates, is here from Skagway, and delegates from towns in Southeast ern Alaska are due to arrive on the Spokane this evening
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
SALvAGED MACHINERY
 OF STEAMER Al-kl
 IS BEING DISTRIBUTED

The Santa Ana is taking machinery to Shakan for the Treadwell Gold Mining Company. She also has on board of her, machinery and junk, which she is taking to Seattle for the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany and some of the equipment Of the steamship Al-Ki, which is being salvaged by the National Bag and Metal Company
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
TWO MINE EMPLOYES
 IN NATIONAL SERVICE

Oscar Thorpe, formerly foreman in the mill at Thane and c. O. Brown. who was in the Government service in Juneau year ago, are both mem bers of the Engineering Corps at Fort Meyer, Virginia, according to word received in Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
SERVING THE coLoRs

Word has been received by the Local Draft Board that William Hen " Neiderhouse, who had been listed as delinquent, has enlisted and been in service on sub chaser for some time. MT. Neiderhouse has hence been taken off the delinquent list of the local board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
HUN EAST TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN
 FOR WEST FIGHTING

LONDON, June 13. - Petrograd reports are to the effect that Ger many is to withdraw the bulk of her troops from Russia for the Western offensive.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
INFANT SON DIES

The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Victor Blomquist, who lives in the Casey-Shattuck Addition. died this morning of whooping cough, ana other complications.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
BOYS ARE ENROLLED.

PRINCE RUPERT. June 13. - More than 25,000 boys have been enrolled for farm work in the Pro- vince of Alberta alone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
SAILING POSTPONED

The steamship Alaska's sailing from Seattle has been postponed from June 18th to June 18th. She will leaves Seattle at 5 p. m. on the latter date
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
ON PLEASURE TRIP

Aparty of men from the Channel are leaving on the Launch Tillicum for Haines Saturday night for pleasure trip. The party will return to Juneau Monday morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
ACCEPTS POSITION

Warren Geddes has accepted position in the office of the c. w. Young Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13

The finest the market affords in season at the Alaska Grill. ***
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13

Coal, feed, hay ana grain, Fem- mer and Ritter. Phone 114.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
CARPENTERS AT WORK

Decorators and carpenters are at work renovating the main dining room of the Alaska Grill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13

Dine ar the Gastineau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
Tides Tomorrow

FOR RENT-Furnish room apartment with bath and water, suitable for man and wife only; apply Mrs. Keeny, 317 Willoughby ave.
 Private boxes ana banquet rooms for parties. Alaska Grill.
 For little chat an6 bite to eat there's no place like THE GASTl- NEAU - ANY TIME. ALL THE TIME, ANY TIME.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13
Weather Conditions as Recorded by the U.
 Bureau.
LOCAL DATA

CABLE REPORTS FOR 24 HOURS E
 YESTERDAY
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-13

You pay for food but not for serv- Ice at the Alaska Grill.