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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17
his BRIDAL NIGHT"

His Bridal Night" one of the best
known and most successful of music
al farces. will be the offering at the
Grenada Opera House on Thursday
night, Jan. 23rd. The book was writ
ten by none other than Margaret
Mayo, the author of Twin Beds
end other famous fartes. while the
musical score is by Frederick V.
Bowels, one OF the leading American
composers. Together they have sue
ceeded in placing before the public
a really delightful entertainment. AL
though of q more or less suggestive
title, there is nothing Objectionable
about the story or its Interpretation
by the excellent company which has
been provided. The piece never lags
in interest, and there have been in
troduced many novel and unexpected
twists and turns. In brief it con-
Germs a puzzled bridegroom who finds
himself in the embarrassing predic-
ament of not. knowing which ore of
two twins he married. In a spirit of
p.que his bride resents the mastery"
of man, and the sister, prompted by
a purely unattached motive, HES
away with the bridegroom on a honey
moon. From then on the complica-
lions are many. the unraveling of
which occasions hilarious mirth on
the part of the spectators In the
part of the distracted husband will
be seen John Roberts, a merry-mak-
er whose individual style is most
engaging The Sheridan Twins will
portray the roles of the sisters, while
ALI Bruce, Harry Lillford, Bertha
Julian, Clarice Grey, Margaret Owen,
and other well known players, includ-
ing a goodly array of daintily attired
chorus girls, who can both sing and
dance, will all help to make this at
traction a most ~allurirg one.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17

Walter Plat, who has been on The
Leader Staff. printerially and edi-
torially since early in November, ceas-
sd his labors here Monday and start
Cd back for Tennessee. We were
sorry to lose Mr.. Plat, as he is a
man Of fine ability and character,
and We wish when "the clouds roll
BY" Of winter and early sprirg to see
Him back again. And it is our hope
That wherever he goes, his lines may
be cast in pleasant places.-Holly
Grove (Ark.) Reporter.
NJ. Plat. is now in Grenada He
was here for several years connected
With The Sentinel Office and his wife
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17

Editor Herald:
| notice in the Herald of the Bird
what Mayor Hayes says about a big
snow in E~icksburg in 1878. / think
he is wrong about the date. The
deepest snow in Mississippi since the
war was or or about January LIST.
1877. It was probably on December
31st, 1876.
The legislature elected in 1876 was
the last Il holding regular annual
sessions. | wa in VickSburg January
1st, 1877, and went out to Jackson
to be at the opening of the session
on the next day. but there was no
quorum present-members being de-
tanned by the snow. The depth at
Grenada was reported as eighteen
inches. 1t was less than a foot at
Ficksburg. remember we'll about
Grenada. William R. Barksdale who
represented Grenada county in the
legislature OF 1867, died at his
home of pneumonia at that time and
memorial exercises were subsequent
ly held and closed with prayer by DR..
c. X. Marshall Of Vicksburg.
Your friend.
al. NJ. STREET.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17
FARMERS WILL TURN COLLEGE
BOYS

Never too old to learn" is the be-
lief of a1number of Mississippi farm
ers who are planning to attend the
farmers short course in agriculture
to be given at the Agricultural Col
lege, January 20, to March /. Those
who are interested in dairy farming
will be able to take a special course
with a we'll equipped dairy libora-
tory and cooperative creamery. and
with the herd of more than a hun
bred animals of the various dairy
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17

died here. He says Grenada holds
a warm place in his heart and that
when away he always yearns to come
back. He states that he will proba-
bly, remain here through the extreme
winter weather.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17

located at Grenada, in the County of
Grenada, State of Mississippi. at the
close of business the 31st day Of
December. 1918, made to the Board
of Bank Examiners
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17

FOR SALE-One car good ear
corn; one car good whipporwill peas.
All fob. Hardy, Mis-. }. A. Martin,
Jr. U-l7-4&-l836)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-01-17

Total--.--...-.- 1864, 1852
l, B. C. Adams, Cashier, do solemn
ly swear that the above is a true
statement of the financial condition
of the Grenada Bank, located at Gre
NADIA, in the County of Grenada,
State of Mississippi, at the close of
business on the 31st day of Decem-
Der, 1918 to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Correct-Attest
B. c. Adams. Cashier
j. H. Brown
w. d. Salmon
Directors.s
State of Mississippi, County Of
Grenada
Sworn to and subscribed before
me the undersigned authority. this
10th day of January; 1919.
w. E. PENN,
Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. nth,
1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20
MagnetismO Personal

Su cultivation premedltada para su
uso en- la vida diaria. EXtranos Sc
cretos descubiertos de influenza
personal. Una fuerza personal ar
tificial sin estudiarse y a~bandona-
da Dor generaciones. Colegio anne
ricano que distribuye I'm hbro
gratis.
Tn Colegio Americana, muy n
cido, esta creando un interes sorpren-
derte en- el tema de attraction del
magnetismo 0 caracter personal, por
medic del metodo moderno Y coSto-
50 de distribuir libros absolutamente
gratis. De acuerdo con sus anuncios,
con solo escribir al Colegio Flint. de
Cleveland, Ohio, E. u. A, reclblra
listed a vuelta dc correo IN val!oso
libro sobre el tema del magnetismo
personal. Este libro esta hermoSa-
mente ilustrado con fotograbados a
media tinta Y contiene cierta infor-
maci6n s~orpreAdente y original sobre
ell menospreciado estudio de obtener
el llamado magnetico o attractive ca
racter. Tambien trata de los ultlmos
medios de aplicar en- varios MOODS, el
pensamiento a la materia.
De acuerdo con 10 que el Colegio
Flint dice, el objeto de este sorpren-
derte librito gratis, es el de crear in
teres en- la literature mental moder-
ma V progressive, Y dar Il reSpueS-
ia original a tales cuestiones perSo-
males ~fascinantes, como eStas por
ejemplo:
HAY verdaderamente IN medic en-
que 20 pueda obtener IA calidad de
magnetlsmo personal? jPuede ser
puesto en- operation inmediatamen-
te? iPodria yo de este modo, atraer
amigos Y mejor eyito? como fue
descubierto el secreto del magnetismo
personal? 5Tiene este alguna rela-
cion con el hipnotismo, magnetismo
animal, o es enteramente mental?
;Hace que listed Sc sienta diferen-
te? Hay ina ley de c]orrientes men,
tales?
Este libro gratis, en- Ia manera mas
instructive, tambien Sc retlere a. te-
ma de hipnotismo, curacion magne-
tica, telepatia Y fuerZa de p~ensamiea-
TO concentrate. 1ndica e. mejor, mas
pronto v mas Elective medic de es-
tudiar estas cosas fascinantes, va
sea para practica 0 para placer. LA
ma L. atencion sobre I'm metodo nue.
vo Y original para reprimir instan-
taneamente el tenor, preocupaciones,
terror al escenario, eXcitacion nervio-
sa, etc.
Por supuesto, que inmediatamentG
Sc comprehend que TN libro, espe-
cialmeate un libro gratis, cue trate
de temas de tan vital interes. es de
g~randisima demanda, y la cantidad
originalnente proveida por los edito-
res, es muy probable que Sc acabe
pronto. Para obtener este libro, es
necesario unicamente que envie 81
nombre Y direction claramente eseri-
tos, incluyendo tres ~centavos en- es-
tamp;llas de correo a Compania de!
Colegio Flint. Dept. 225S-P. Cleve-
land, Ohio. U.S.A. Por razones obvios
Sc suplica one nadie pida ests libro
por mera curiosidad. Sc intenta darlo
unicamente a aeuellos que verdade-
ramente deseen ser informados de
estos teniaS lAdV.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20
(Viene de la Pag. 4a.)


siente dejarme sola. Despues, que
siendo los padres de el III matrimo-
Mo ejemplar, no han de Yer bien que
los padres de la muejer de su hiJo,
vivian como nosotros vivimos, y Ma
ria ha comprendido ESQ.,.
Jorge: ESQ me parece una tonte-
ria.
.4nGlia: TIL 10 juzgas asl, pero
Maria, que es de quien Sc trata aho-
ra no. V va sabes que tiene el carac-
ter de acero
Jorge: Sali6 p Ia maGre
AmaIia: iQue e~quivocado estas:
Jorge: Pues IN problema que 20
no Sc reso!ver.
Amaliq: Hay otro que tambien de-
SEQ consultarte.
Jorge: (.Aparte) iPues una tarde-
cita, (Alto) GCual?
AmaLia: SCbre la dote de Maria.
Jorge: Lo que III dispongas. Io
dare otro tanto de 10 que III senales.
Amalia: Maria quiere que Sc haga
10 que III ordenes Y 20 tambien.
Jcrge: (Aoarte y m:r"ndola som-
brado ;Esta no es mi mujerl Me
la han cambiado! (Alto y mirandola
de reojo) It'll que dices?
AmGIiq: iQue te he dicho cuando
has entrado?
Jorqe: Con brusquedad comica)
dos tie guacde.
.4malic: No es ESQ. Me refiero a
10 que te he dicho de que para que
Maria pudiera realizar su afan, ne
cesitaba anteS saber....
Jorqe: ST.. va te dicho que IA
quiero con tcda mi alma.
.Analia: Pues ESQ Sc debe probar.
Jorge: Llevandose a Ia boca un
tofj) 10 que Sc debe prooar es este
tote. Esta colossal.
AmGliu: tie gusta?
jorge: Es estupendo. GDonde ha-
cen este?
Amqlia: En- casa. Yo 10 hsgo.
Jorge: TIL? Como?
.Amaiia: jDc que te admiras? Con
estaS anos
Jorge. (Fijandose en- ellas> Que
son preciosas ME las deias yer?
Am7ii1: (Mostrandose:as) Mira
las.
Jorge: (Queriendo besarlas) Son
MAS.
.Amqlio: CRetirandolas> va, no.
Jorge: Mas s, MAS. Me las O.
torgo Dios....
.Amalia: Pero las despreciaste.
Jorge (Suplicante) iAmalia.....
Amalia: ~Imitandole, con coQuete-
ria) Jorge, (Pausa) Jorge Sc que
da mirandolc Y Amalia 10 nota Y lie
mira de reojo. Jorge So rasca ia
barha Y Sc vuelve de espaldas a ella,
en- actitud pensativa.)
Jorge: (Eolviendose de repente)
iQue?
4m7liG: 10 mismo) como?
Jorge: Crei que. decias....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20
MITSTAFA KEMAL EXPLl-
CA SU ACTITUD

sTyAS. TURQUIA ASIATlCA,
Octubre 19.-Ha informado a Ia Pren
"a Asociada Mustafa Renal Pasha
one recientemente ha organizado un
gobierno en- Ell Asia Menor, con ele-
mentos del partido n~acionallsta tur-
co del cual es jefe, que este respeta
q los armenios Y deplora los ataques
de cue estos han sido objeto.
Los kurdos estan deseosos de que
los Estados Unidos e "a u manda-
~tarios. La comision del mayor general
Hartford. u el c~orresponsal acom-
panaba, lego a Sivas despues de
ounce dias de viaje a 100 miilas
de Constantinopla, ~,reaizando wa
les en- autom6vil de $50 millas aigu-
mas veces.
Han surgido infinidad de medlos
par re~solver ell problema armenia.
Los americanos que han residido aqul
no ven la posibilidad de organizar
Ia republica armenia. Mustafa he-
NAL ha dicho:
Los nacionalistas reconocen la
necesidad del auxilio de I'm pals eX-
tranier5 beneolo e impartial. Els
nuestro deseo llevar adelante el de-
senvolvimiento de Turquia, para que
Dor 10 menos -etorne a CONC estaba
antes del armisticio. No tenemos
proyecto de expansion. No es cierto
cue estenlos de acuerdo con Enver
Pasha exninistro de Ia guerra. No
sabemos donde Sc encuentra, aunque
Sc dice que entire los bolshevikistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20

Jorge: Y flojo atracon que me
voy a dar, con ell hambre que ten
go de ellos.
.Amalia: Asi aprendera, cue ell CO.
razon es ell unico C6digo possible en-
ire marido Y mujer; que podcan la
venganza o el despecho buscar am
paro en- otras leyes Y con elias Ell
orgullo castigar la culpa o cl egois-
mo evitar ell dano material; pero
que ell vacio Que en- el alma dejen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20

eli desden o el desengano, no lo
llenaria nunca ell articulo de un Co
digo. nj la sed de amor Sc apagara
cen una sentencia de divorcio.
Jorqe: Dices verdad; ell corazon no
Sc lc donna nj dirige con leyes dicta-
das por Ia frisldad de Ia rigida con-
cienc!a del legislator. La meier, Ia
inica ley para regir Y gobernar los
vinculos del alma es ell amor.
Jarier CABELLO LAPIEDRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20

| Analiq: Pense que....me habla-
bas....
Jorge: (-Aparte) iDemOnio de mu-
jer!
Amulia: (Aparte) iDemonio de
hombre! (Se levanta Y Sc sienta en-
ell sofa).
Jorge: (.Acercandosel Iba a decir-
tie una cosa.
.Aamalia: (Con prisa) Dila.
Jorge: No me atrevo. mo de
bo....No....
Amelia: TIL veras.
Jorge: Que como vas a quedarte
~sola?....
AmuliG: Pues. q~uedandome.
Jorge, ~ 81 themes miedo?
4muIiG: A Ia soledad NJ Sc lie de-
be tener miedo, a la compania, a We
ces, 81.
Jorge: iRepara en- los pendientes
de AmaliaJ Esos pendientes son BE-
nitos.
Amoliu: Nj siquiera tie acuerdas
de que son los que me regalaste
cuando nos casamos.
Jorge: rs verdad (A~cercandose)
La verdad es que. (Temeroso)
La verdad es que.
Amalia: iQue? Hijo, rompe.
Jorge: Que una mujer tan. tan.
.Amalic: iQue bonito cs csc!
Jorge: Quien es bonita eres tn
(Aparte) Alta! Va Sc 10 so!te.
Amalia: (.Aparte) Esto va bien.
! (.Altol ;.Ahora te enteras? a buena
bora vienes con flores, tApartc)
iDios MIC que Sc pinche!
Jorge: Me pareces encantadora Y
te 10 dimo. ESQ no me 10 lmplGIo ell
Jucz.
Amglia: Nj 70 tampoco.
Jorqe: "A pesar de la s]entencia de
divorcio?
Amalio: Esa es la ventaja del di-
vorcio espaNol. Que es un divorclo
fuH afortunadamente, conocedor del
coraz6n humane.
Jorge: Como fIH
Amaiiu: Esta consu!tado el paso
con persona entendida Y 10 del dl-
orcio puede arreglarse Y 20 quiero
areglarlo. por que sc trata de la fe-
licidad lie mi hija. hi abogado me
ma dicho que cl articulo "a del Co
digo Civil....
Jorge: ;Almendras! Pues 81 que
eres saba.
AmoIia: Dice que....No tie 10 pue-
do decir
Jorqe: Bueno; en- cuanto salga de
aoui. me compro e. Codigo. pau
sa(.
.Iorqe: Sc sienta al lado de ANA
liza Y Sc la queda miranda de hito en-
hito. De repente lama IN suspiro).
Jorge: Jay Amalia!
Amalia: iQue tie pasa Jorge?
jorge: Que. tie 10 digc?
AmqIi1: Soy toda oidos. (.Aparte y
! con satisfactorily Sc pincha, Sc PIN
cha.
Jorge: Que me estas eustando una
barbaridad.
Amaiiq: iAhora reparas en- mi?
Jorge: Al sol lie vemos todcs los
dias. desde que ahrimos los oJos a
Ia vida: es la herTnosura mlsma v
sin embargo, nuestra atencion nc Sc
flo en- 81 para apreciar 81 grandeza
Y su sublimidad, hasta que un mo-
mento de meditation o de poesla nos
hizo mirar al cielc.
AmaliG: De modo que para u, ha
estado nublado hasta hoy. tSe rie)'
jorge: Gracias a Dios que deSa-
rrugaste el entrecejo.
Amalia: Es la primera vez que
me rio desde hace seis n
Jorge: Y 70 nunca senti 10 que
siento ahora....: algo pasa per HI
que no Sc explicar... -. (Pausa).
Jorge toma distraidamente ell IL
bro de Bacquer que dejo sobre Ia
mesa V 10 hojea). tie acuerdas de
cuando lciamos iuntos este lioro:
.Amqlia: iFelices tiempos.
jorge: II tan f~elices! (Se fila en-
ma parina) Oye.... Tie ~acuerdas!
GSenala con un dedo Ia paglna en-
que Sc ha fijado y lie da ell horo a
Aralia. Esta 10 coge y contorme va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20
sIBLlOTECA ~TRAGi-ROMANTICA.
Victor Huge

a so esrteros eGGs aEA)
Calvario de Amor
q Infierno de los Honores.
e. Nov:o Prestado.
r. PurSator,o &c as Solteras
Amor ' MartiEio
A-re de Suscar Na-Ico.
= Paraiso de las Mujerss-
81 Hada de los Mares.
FL N;do de Ruisenores-
e collar de Esnera!tas-
q 81 de las NiaaS.
:, Alma en- IN Beso.
La Hija &c lGS Flores
Il HE! en- sCs Lzo!cs-
Ia Nina dc los JaEz1'nes-
La VIUta A!e<re-
Ia Cor.e del Amor.
Ia P-lncesa de. DolsT-
IA H.ia &c Venus
las EvaS MoLe-naS.
Is Ooreras del Amor.
rs Hijas Del Champagne
Marina o IA EIa De as O2S.
NalGiros sean ios Hono-cs-
Na,diras seaa as SuSS-2L
NaIGlro sea e. Amor
Si.'d!tos scar los Celos,
Pa~s.orariaS de Ano=.
p0-r-,s - Casan .oS Homb-es-
Po-gu. Sc Casa1 las NUl-res.
Po-cae Pecan lGs MuIeres:
po--.,- NC---u-Aa !as EieJaS-
p,--7,s RrlaciSen as NiuaaS
Por SeElir a una NulcT.
So Malrs.ad e Amor
Viva mi NOVA!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20
IL UVICA LEY

! recitando Jorge 10 deja a e sobre
la falda).
Sobre la falda tenia.
FL libro alberto;
En- nj mejilla tocaban
Sus Rios negros; (Con emocion)
AmaliG: No veiamos las letras
Ninguno, creo;
Mas guardabamoc ambos
Hondo silencio. (Se eXtasia)
Jorge: iCuanto duro? Nj aun en-
tonces
Pude saberlo;
Solo Sc que no Sc ola
Mas que ell aliento,
Que apresurado ~escapaba
Del libro seco.
Solo Sc que volvimos
Los dos 4 un tempo,
(Amalia Y Jorge van ~volviendose
Y mirandcse)
Y nucstros oics Sc h%allaron,
Y sono. ...un beso."
(Jorge va a daria IN beso. Amalia
sale de su extasis Y al tratar de
abrazarla aquel, pasandole la mano
por ell cuello, Sc pincha con el con-
sabido alfiler)
Jorge: Jay! iCaramba.
Amnliq: iSe pincho! iGracias a
Dies
Jorge: iMaldito alfiler.
Amaliq: iBendito sea!
Jorge: iCaracoles! iPor que?
Amclia: Porque ha sido el sello de
una reconciliation verdadera.
Jorge: Queda firmado el pacto con
sangre.
Anulia: De los dos, porque 20 tam
hien me pinche antes.
Jorge: Fl peligro de las rosas es
que tienen espinas....
AmGlia: Y Ell peligro de los abra-
EOS, son los alfileres.
(Se cogen las manos).
Jorge: iAmalia mia!
AmnIiG: Jorge MIC.
Jorge: ME p%erdonas?
Amalio: Con toda mi alma.
Jorge: Tie adore
AmGlia: mo me enganas?
Jorge: Amame Jorge, como yo a Il.
fRompc a ~llorar).
Jorqe: 70 te adore porque eses
adorable. No %llores, RE, que es dia
de reir de gozo.
Amalin: Themes razon que es dia
bendito de Dies Y su bendicion es
una sonrisa del cielo.
Jorre: Esta tarde ha influido en-
nosotros mas que seis amos de di-
vorcio. Ha hablado ell amor = al pc
ner en- communication nuestros CO.
razones, entro por ellos a raudales
Ia felicidad.
Amdlia: Perdoname tambien til a
mi. que en- vez de atraerte como hoy,
ciega por ell despecho obre con cruel
dad.
,Jorqe: Cruel no, ~apasionada, Y Ia
passion no te de.jo pensar serenamen-
te. Pcro TODD 10 pasado queda en- ell
divide.
.Amdlia: :Verdad?
Jorge: Verdad, te 10 juro por la
felicidad de nuest-a hija.
.AmGIiG: iBeadita sea!
Jorge: Bendita 81, que por ella Vi
ne esta tarde aqui y buscando 81 di-
cha hemos hallado la de los tres.
Amnlic: Esa es la prueba de ca
rino que ella exigia de tt, el sacrl-
ficio de nuestra reconciliation, aun-
que fuera simulada.
Jorge: Pues siente nc poder COM
placerla, por mi parte.
Anmlia: tCon s~obresaltos) iQue
dices?
Jorge: Porque no puedo hacerlo
como sacrificio.
Amalia: iQue algeria tan grande!
Angel MIC!
Amalia: Dila. dila. Sc 10 diras
til = nos la conferences a besos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-20
R DE EMILIO lola

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~ Mandate De Gaa MEer:a --.-..-'' sSe
Los MssteG:os dc MasselAa 90 SS
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"a So-sI T,ss.Gs .......- 5ec
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-24
WOULD BE WORTH WHILE.

The Sundback bill making it a crime for Federa or Territorial officials who have long resided in Alas
 ka to belong to a political organization is too absur' to discuss But if Senator Sundback would introduc a bill that would make it crime for a candidate 10 office to send circulars signed by pretende' patrotic organization that never existed, chargln' treason to an opponent in time of war, he would pro pose something that would meet very dspcable poll tical methods-methods that should not be tolerated in a;=free country Me
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-24
Charles A. Sulzer.
(Douglas Island News. ]

IDOugaS Island NeWs)
 It is with the most sincere regret that editors )f Alaska have been called upon to chronicle the teath of Charles A. SulZer who passed away week n the prime of life.
 For seventeen years MT. Suzer has lived among us the mining camp which bore his name Coming to Alaska as young man, he decided to make the Ter ritory his home and his energies devoted to building up not only the mine which he devel- )ping but Alaska a whole.
 Even MT. Sulzers btterest political enemies liked he man, even if they disagreed with him politically md not one of them could doubt his sincerity
 He lived and worked for years among his men at his copper mine before he called for larger ser vices for the Territory and the greatest tribute that could be paid to him a man and employer of abor was the attitude of those who worked for him. The voting precinct of Sulzer was always counted 100 per cent loyal to Charles A. Sulzer.
 He was called away in the midst of his activities md the people of the Territory in general mourn the loss of an Alaskan and sincere worker for the in erests of his chosen home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-24

you can bet that he takes a deep and vital interest in your affairs.
 It is easy to see who does the work around the house. Mothers kimona is worn out in front from rubbing against the kitchen sink. But daughters kimona is worn out in the rear.
 Ever notice that the fresher 6 man acts the more he acts like he is spelling for a good licking?
 The reason why Father likes to have grate fire in the house is head and spit in the cuspidore,
 And what has become of the old fashioned man who used to refer to the cuspidore as the "gubboon?"
 Oh, well, if a man has to gamble he should wait until Summer time and do his gambling by buying can teloupes.
 Some one always leaves a cigar snipe in telephone booth, And we never did like the smell of old socks or scorched cabbage
 The fellow who is too tired to work is never too tired to sit around and tell what the rich men should do with their money
 The trouble with this work is that we all have too much of what we don't want and too little of what we do
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-24
Favors Territorial Constabulary.
(ValdeZ Miner.)

(Vadez Miner.)
 Governor Riggs proposal to establish constabuary 'n the Territory along the lines of the Northwest Mounted Police is good move and should be acted npon by the Legislature. Alaska could produce a body of men which would have the R. N. w. M F. backed off the map. They would be wonderful help in saving life during the fierce bizzards, and would carry law and order to every part of the Territory The United States Marshals and Deputies have made wonderful change in the Territory in the past twenty years. but large part of the work they have voluntarily performed is outside their line of duty. There is for a deputy marshal to mush out in fifty below weather to bring in some unfor- tunate who has been caught by the cold, than for other governmental official. but they have been doing it for years The deputies have performed every task asked of them cheerfully and willingly but in many it has been imposition to ask their help With a body of constabulary patterned along the lines of the Mounted Police the two offices could work together the deputies attending to the Federal end of the business and the constabuary looking after Territorial In this way the people of Alaska would be doubly protected, and aid could reach the afflicted much more quickly and with less govern mental red tape
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-24
Tips from Texas

(Dayyas News)
 And just because some persons try to act hard boiled is no sign that they don't look like omelets.
 Sometimes it takes a fussy man as long to trade for a farm as 1t takes woman to get suited at the millinery store
 As a general thing, if a mans wife were not his better helf she would be nothing to brag on.
 Another thing-after prohibition becomes universal what excuse will the melodramatic drunkard have for pawning his baby's shoes
 Probably the best thing about wo' man suffrage is that after lady has informed helself about the op- position candidates she realizes that her own husband isn't the worst man in the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-24

If Bill Clymer has dreams of baseball pennant le should never forget that every game won in the 'prng means one less gruelling contest that will oe required in the grime and dust of August and September