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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
WALL STREET ANSWERS
WITH WH|RL ON MARKET
AL Losses Caused by Railroad De-
mands Are Made Up ON
Stock Exchange.
ISSUES MADE HIGH RECORD
Attitude OF Labor Federation Is Con-
sidcred Serious Mistake, Especially
suggesting Men BE Placed Before
Firing Squads.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

NEW York;. August G-Wali
S Sr,se' answeTo, arioE labor today
NAT made up all the losses caused by
,ne railroad demands on Monday. The
idvance was fully as prccipItatc as the
nn'!ine. and although il WAS started
oy The covering OF short contracts il
"as Also due In "A very great measure
70 the renewed buying for the account
OF Important interests.
Wal! Street bankers expressed their
sentiment by reducing the price Of
car money TO 8 l.2 per cent.
All stocks were strong. beginning
with the to5.cros in carly t-adinc
ending in specialties later in the dag
several issues made actual new high
FAR above the levei from which the
break took place. There was little
nne*s TO account for wha, happened
Of thu pSbia as hesvE INTO NsaY
street and bought stocks. by doing
tncE vent Counter TO the advice OF
rns:r brokers. The brokers have been
pEeachins conservation because their
pans are so high but the public has
ne money ana has no respect ior
pfoHcrs' opinions just now
I'rOfessiOnuis Sell on.
o!d-timc professional were selling
STOCKS in the late trading because the
s eaYsncr had been TOO rapid and be
urea advance fov effect on the po!iti-
cans a. Washington. They we're par
meuiariy peeved over the fact that cal!
=
wall street entertains no in-fcelinr
aEalhst organized labor, bu, ii does
MINK mat a very serious mistake Was
mace today when labor !cadcrs talked
W pacing certain people before nring
ms firing squad talk WAS the dircc,
,a"se OF secondary advance in the
$40 market In he afternoon
Advance OF the Tobacco shares Was
Tue Firge!S In tho fact that American
iooacco resumed cash dividends and
announced that It's July business mad
oF2Hen ali record. for that month
me announcement thai tho I'rs..d
nIaies Food Products Corporation had
MADE purchase OF a sugar produc;s
.ompant' together with a fcc, OF shins
vas Followed ny sharp adyanc. In
ms price OF that stock /, rose NOR
,hah points and the buy!n. lasted
lhFouChout the day
Rubber Interest Increa.es
important announcement liz also .,
P.sted from the United states ituboc-
,.ompany The stock advanced abou,
FONTS today as result OF ,n.t
co via al! the plans FOR reducing The
80 OF wing. II is believed bv thc
.o na producing companies maj ,her.
III us .arEeT consumption or food
~ on!y aetud! consumption but wa.,.
vase always accompanies love-
T.'ceS AFTER 4 period OF hieh nr,ccr
therefore the food companies arr M,
A'a'meo as TO thcir earnings
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Real Estate and Court News
CHARTERS ISSUED.

cz Sa%ne s'e5s Inn .A SG5ts1s s.. y.
Gohen; sster.,ary ana Marcus '@ehen ~" Iii
and e"1in de-. IN Ten and
70 conduct dcDartment store.
%aTf NJ" 5, Ss:SS1i'-.AmSR So" f eSo
EIs, 7 1? 4.as sfs5s5saT 1 vs
~ 'nnG,-Lio prospect for and mine minerals Of
, Riv.,s'de Amusement Corporation. North
iTSsE' n,~ MIMI 900 Ac, i.cr. STSm
nd Hsrrp ,Gp R%aa s.sr,,siy
nri,e, in ali Of II. f srSneh e"'Se"en' enter
rS u chart. Of cGS
f:S . ssS is 'aR''a stock
Nell I Man&inE EIseeSic cons,ruc,on Com
,ns1mqm s m. STws Vs sc S.0i f.
& ;E'sid sTsfa*2. ssy W III q NfHnns s'S v
ScrT9s y
$;2"4% 'So TSss $Ss$s:. 8:
o,17T fli1 n2o nr"se ~ e RehmGh
intercours- is mSmbe Sn' and Ge 1a
;. Acles Polish corpora,ion, Alexandria Va
.SS0HH0 KIM minmp 81
rhi"ts,iiohia; r. = $Hcla!!. eS ssSrs:
washin nIGSSnd + and John GSn
buy ard ss polshes. saints and a"ion,ob bic
y D w;;e,ns nlus Gem ccai, CORPORATION Pen
1 pPcis '""qm s''po c 2RsI5J Ehsx
and David G. Long. ali Of Pennington Can,
"a, obi. ci-reneral mining and timber
=, Norris IRIS Creek Mercantile company, Inc.
p min pnr% pital-n,a ximum 81. 900:
nrss!as"I cs!is%d. E 2'stG' M. Il Wed s:s
r rttnry; and l:.wson ,oske. both Of Will,
Ma A%tn" cnmn.rt to fhsr'er Of reterst95-
Am.ndmen! to, charter Of Adams. Harris
Adams, cnnt.sdsn,, and W NJ H arris. seer r.
from from s5ocSS 10 ,Iac its eapial stock
1SS mininSm ooo .;SG'
re G warehouse business oo'ee'-
,nini I VA $50 sGS oe.rs@ loSSsss
s!Hs" Sorf :SiRay ga H and R.GS
g. nes re-. cc5Sass H ,'sn
600 s1e0G SSsn minimum SO
and nsiT Morr f. c Sick "t"r
"a ooec j9ss.is ss2sss " mai%a
G he r. O. pi s. ssers,a.y: AVID r sriaine.
Norton Home Corporation. Sor,om Ts
$40 aS''" nt Mitn1smam $1,000; minimum 81.
Va Gen Rruce secreta a9Se' K Trssden, Wise.
nd W. II. nond wise. "a. AomSSis epeart.T Tenn;
real estate business Se"erai
Eertiliz1r Comnany Inc. Norfolk. NH2a a ST
heerE-Walter II Robertson. p-esident and and
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COMMUNITY SING PROGRAM
INCLUDES 2 HOURS OF MUSIC
Band OF Twenty-Five Piece. to Give
Fourteen Selections Mt Monroe
park 'EOniCht

Two hours of music Will constitute
the program Of the band concert and
community sing" which will be given
tonight 81 o'clock in Monroe Park
under the auspices of The War Camp
Community Service. The concert Will
or MI n is s Hf F fhe W ,n%r ire
ccdins affairs have been held At Byrd
Park on sunday afternoons
nigh, % be used se BY The The f ba"d 'o o.
twcnty-hvc pieces conducted by Pro-
lesser Moses stein. Fourteen selcc-
viii be opened with the star span
Win ',Maryiand Ny Maryla nd. l." '! Tns
as we'll as several light opera sclcc-
t'ons and many. popular. airs.
Bea ne I9m somr n sinE snca LED Sy Henri
the war Camp Community Service,
VII be held during the intcrmission
concert program It will last about
thirty minutes. Since the concerts
were started the community singing
majority Of the audience takes part
There VIII be no sevcn-minute speak
{: on the programmes at the Byrd Park
81 star srs"rled n.nnc--arranzed by
s.; Hf.$2 ',' Hos hse I rom k.,ns.
~ ss!eet!ons from Prime. OF Pusen-
81 4. Mle%ey-Mor.,
{. F M P-c cS"d 's Yankee Land
- Mooniishi o" tho se' Sile oFos +roo
u 90, Rqss of ric.rdy, Hayden Wood;
81, roi IN: ana rs.ssn'-surpe.
A Ia; lana Mf IL M.2sla s1ehs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
WILL CARRY SUNDAY SOFT
DRINK CASE TO HIGH COURT
Newman Deci,ion
j. n. King VIII Appeal to
Suprcme Tribunal.

II Was stated yesterday that. not
WITHDRAWING the action OF the
supreme Court of Appeals in refusing
TO hear the appeal OF Abram Newman.
j. ~ King. who has been convicted
several times for selling soft drink s
on sunday. will carry his casscs TO
the appellate court.
II is stated tina, King will contend
that he was indicted as j. a. King"
but that his place Of business was
run by corporation known as J. 4.
1t is pointed out that tho refusal
10 grant writ OF error in tho SOFT
drink case has nothing TO do With the
question OF sales Of merchandise on
sunday Judge Richardson, in the
Hastings Court. held that persons who
conscientiously observed Saturday as
their Sabbath might keep their places
OF business open sundays and sell
.heir wares.
In the matter OF soft drinks he took
the position that the granting Of pcr-
mits Tor soft drink places WAS 4 mat
ter left TO his discre ton by The pro
hibit!on statute and that il wAs with
in mis- province TO determine whs
should and who should not engage
in such business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
BUSINESSES INJUNCTION SUIT
Judge Crumn Has Case of w. &. Wright
"nd T. & T.. Laundry Stricken
From Docket.

BY consent of the parties 10 the ac
ton, Judge Crump has dismissed from
Court the injunction suit brought hy
the 7. l.. Laundry Company agains,
w: g. Wright, former employee.
some weeks ago the court granted an
Injunction reSs.niaing Wright. who
LAD oecn employed as a driver by the
i. r. Laundry Company. from sole.
Jung ouS/ass for any other company
Tor a pci,hd OF six months from NAV
.. 1912 IL vas alleged that Wright
had entered into Il contract which
contained provision for EXQUISITE
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VICTIM OF LIVE WIRE
james Williams. CoIorcd Pullman Por-
ter From Richmond, Loses 4"
Life In Philadelphia.

lanes Williams. colored Pullman
porter. said to 1.-Two in Richmond was
phta. when he seized a live wire. Pc
nee AT Philadelphia telegraphed to
hcadauarters here yesterday asking
man be located
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

NEW YORK. August 6.--Thcrc Was a re.
bound in the cotton market today ON good
general buying, hest prices being estab.
iished late In the day. Influenced by
strength In securities statements that the
leaders Of the railroad unions did not in
tend TO cali strike Immediately and the
final upturn was PRECEDED by good deal
was active and excited In the forenoon, but
II decreased later, Room operators were
theory that the. pessimism with regard to
the labor outlook had been more than dis
closed steady at an advance OF IS 10 50
Spot at New Orleans quiet. with middltnr
unchanged at AIN: the sales were IS bales
Spot here was steady. at an advance Of
Today's port receipts totaled 1882 bslcs.
with no exports.
Cotton RanRa:
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NEGRO MAN WOUNDED
Shot By Two Colored Youths Whs
Have Not Vet Been
Identified.

Robert Rabb. colored. whose address
is unknown. was held up YESTERDAY
morning about o'clock. aud shot,
with shot gun. by two unidentified.
boys. in she Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway yards. Rdbb was sent to the
virginia Hospital for treatment. He
told Sheriff Sydnor. of Henrlco, yes
terday morning that he came hero
from Hopewell. and was asleep In
box car when he was surprised by the
young negroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
WILL MEET AT TAMPA
enernl Convention OF United Daunb,er.
OF 'onfcdcracy to Gather In
EiOridn CITY.

The Cnitcd Daughters Of the Con.
"ucracY VIII have their general con
,htioh th's year at Tampa. Floridl
f, TN headquarters a. the De Soto Hotel.
:. ne president OF the Florida division,
. rs amos Norris, is making every ar.
J ,nSement for the comfort OF the dele.
tatcs Richmond Will send large
ClcEatlOn. IL Is thought
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CHICAGO GnaIN M.ukrr

OH1NNV'J. NVIust IL FhnUy buyInE OF
grain and provisi0ns today resulted from
the momen,ous decision reached last night
At Waeh!nst"n 'ha. the sovernment would
hushci lols what of the United states a,
loss o! 81 to - cents bu-hci Steep al
y-rces due 10 the rush 10 buy quickly took
r'nc" To-Day in the value oi Al cereals and
packing house products Closing quotations
wcr" st'onS with to Q cents
hIsho'. oats gained SAC $50 net and
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NJ" YORK. August G.-Priccs Of mos,
curb securities we're marked up from trac.
lions to more than points today
Renewal o: outside demand and some
snort covering brought ABOUT the gains. In
HueECeG b. inc generally better tone in
security Market InGusir,als were again
the center Of trading interest and the lar-.
=, advances were scored in the stock. Of
M!sc.!! neous ndustriais were NOR. ac
mixed
Oils were without .pecial feature inter
est being scattered through a wide lst q.
issues Metals were in fair demand. with
the !0w-p priced stocks th> Al
ShouEh changes were -
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0hiect-increKsinE
l10 0fn ~ fhf,O Onn

y. T. Rtncs secretary Oh,ect-increxsinE
It's capitai stock from $500. 900 tn $500. 0oc.
Mirc Tying Machine Co; Inc. lncorporated
Cspii -maximum. $3.50. oco. ohicc,ott"
deal IN wir" tying machines and wire sup
mcnu Va.
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NEW WORK pK,,Dt.ry NSpUpr

NEW YORK. Aurus, s-c.ot,on,.,o nj,
vas heavy in IN, face nj advances in Ia I'd
ano cotton. owing to selling through com ;
mission houses final bid vcrc - To Y,
points net over. Sales, $50 barrels rim.
crude. nominal: prime summer yellow srot
10: September. $50. December .l.7:
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Mammal


NEW YORK LIVE STOCK HARKKr
.tcc,, si5n its5: bulls. 5ooa no. cnw ~
I'D ~ !? %. calves. firm. vca!s !1hs, a %
%u!;s i.oh IS %. s~in milk calves. il =
shop .nd ..mE- firm: sheep s.n. 30
49, ~, t.'~ii iamns, 1904 lst1. cu'ls.
Hogs. los,r hoss. soan2s; p,rs. :.c5
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

'-HINAJU. AuEUat E-Hogs: RECEIPTS M.
sic!d%; top;. r.; medium, weight. .r.YS y
Csu!c r"ceipts 80: strong Beef steers.
medium and heavy weight cho,c. and
prime. NSH SO. veal calves, !Eh, and
h.ndy ,seiEh,. iI3Sa.s.-5: stocAer steers
sheep: receipts 2om9. unsettled Lambs.
- mounds down. i5fnisE: ewes medium
coed ana choice. 100 800
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

DRl GoODb.
NJ" YORK. August e.-Cotton goods and
yarns we're Tu!ct tcGay, with Eray goods
eas%, BufIsps mills al Calcutta have dc.
,ided to continue short Time operations
knlt goods ware irregular. but vurslrd
yarns sold nd priccs very-sn.m
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NEW ORLEANS August s-A snarp AID.
vance came upoH the cotton market trra y
.v!l"tInE carly "eAhncss. Heavy re.i!E-
lnr purchase "ere made D> shorts and
thcrH as fresh demand OF .lnportance
t"r lonS account. coming from Interests
VINO appeared 10 be Impressed with IN. he,
yer tone In other big market. OF the coun-
r! A.s" N. claim WAS advanced on tine
!"hS slnt lhai the sumD of cents :.
pound tr9n the highest price, % the se. :.
son mad discounted everything ~ bear
OF ;; 10 81 points in tho carly trading The
ma'net advanced 10 net rise ~ ~ to 80
points. closing !: 10 II points no, hiehc-
minutes OF III. close
on tn. openlns and for some tim. after.
heavy pressure TO .sii Has felt. based on
very moor "a nes favorable. weather mas
the weakness ~ foreign exchanEt and az
ncc'ationS OF favorable weekly reports on
the crop from The government While tn.
reports we're cor.idered favorable the MAY
ke'. following their reading 70 o'clock
paid but little attention them and after
they were out they had innuc nee
d6a!nst values.
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rSIrEn STATES G0ITK~MESr no>n,
SHORT TERM NOTES.

Am Tobacco -. NOV. !. Is!3.......... :o3..
AnElo-Fre non IS, oct 10. 1879. ........s 81 Ills
ArnouT ana g." = juno 10. la.'. ........ I0c
scit;sh saS, Nov, .islo................ico 10
=. b and @. Joint A., July l. SCI. Sc
Cudahy Packing Co. Is. July Is. ls:a e:
Flee, Auto-I.itc Co IS. Aug. Is, 1919 100
Hooking VA: Ry. col. TT. IS. Mar !. 1924 on.
Jacob Dod Packing 90 IS. Nov. Is. 1855 lciI
Jacob Dod Packing 60. IS. Nov l5 1924 l05t.
LisErtt and Myers s. Dec !. 1921 -. ic6,.
Moline r!ow g" -. Sept j. 1921 ....... lol;1
Moline Plow Co. IS Sept l. 1922 Io1
Mononr.h.is, Valley Traction Co I,
July J. 1921 Observation-Disclosures. %
Proctor and Gamble IS. Mar. l. 1927 49,. l6sL
Proctor and Gamble IS, Mar. l. ls23 in3i,
southern Railway IS Mar. ]. is27...... s.;k
Swift and Co. Is. Aug. Is. 1921 l0ois
ing. s. Feb. I. 1870. ................... 1907;
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NAVAL STORES


SANANNAH. GA. Aurust 6--Turpcntine
Msm i3e.. s"lsS. %: receipts. s.: ship
Rcs!n: stesty: sa!ss. 81: receipts lss:
.hipinsnt$: ,iSn siock; sass Quote: r..
-: Is, Is Nis.io. l.. lssons5: X. N8a75.
~ ,if': y. 20: VIC. 1885: Wv eiQ5.
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,,HEW YORK. August s.-Port movement
M!nnIinE. j.. 10. stock kisG,
Minor aorts-S,oCk ~ -
- oia ioda, -Reee!p,s. ,3,f7s; exports. g..
1877 "'"' u
-, T","l FOR s.ason-Rcceipt-. 5s.!,.. exports.
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NEM YORK Cucn MARKsr

COFFEE
NEW NORk August .-Spo, conee uu!e
RIO IS, 80. santos l.. 81.
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to $50 net and
RICHMOND PRODUCT MARKET.
Mhnlcaain tlunI q TIM.

b. Wood son. craig Co. Inc, Richmond Va,
:, ) Food Administration License No @ ora
Richmond: Va. August 5. 1919
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
COUNCIL MAKES GOOD START.

That fine, straightforward and business like talk made by Mayor Gray last night The people of Juneau invited to cooperate with the municipal government and they ought to do it. It is not fair to wait for the Council to act, and then grumble epd complain Go before the Council and present your suggestions grievances man to man. and there will be better understanding all round
 It was good. too to hear Mayor Gray say that ab- soIutely pledes promises of office special fayors of any kind made by any who was elected for office. When Mayor Gray makes that statement people know that it is true.
 The new City Council starts well. and The Empire predicts very successful year It is composed of men without Hkes grind men of business exper-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
WAR BOARDED. R 1chRtasB-

NEW YORK, April 4.-Money boarded during the war poured into the banks after the armistice was signed, according to Supt. Skinner of the New York Banking Depart ment in his report to the legisla- ture. The total resource of the New York savings banks for the year were $2,231 ,461,92S, or $65,- 522,S47 over the previous year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Jeannette Rankin, the country's first Congress woman, is free to join Bryan and the of the former statesmen the lyceum platform; the stage to elevate the drama assume the editorship of a weekly paper devoted repairing the mischief caused by the metropolitan journals
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

The Ketchikan Progressive Miner says Judge Wick ersbam informed he had not meant his letter to Secretary Lane be published that it simply a letter from him, as Delegate Congress, to the Sec retary of the Interior The Progressive Miner thinks the Wickersham explanation pretty thin and praises Secretary Lane for giving it out, if he did
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Luke McLuke Says

Luke McLuke Says
 After woman gets on a train she has a good worry over how ter rlble it would have been if she had forgotten to bring everything that she didn't forget to bring.
 The reason why the man who brags about himself is a pest is be- cause he isn't bragging about us.
 If man ever got as tired of doing anything as a woman gets tired of washing dishes, he'd prob lbly jump into the river.
 A man has to be mighty hungry to eat a hearty meal when he takes a pretty girl out to dinner with him.
 Another cinch bet is that if we could see ourselves as others see us most of the photographers would starve to death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

ence and ability-men who have been successful in their respective lines of endeavor. They have the people of Juneau behind them. That is combina- tion that ought to count for the advancement of Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

hardly seemly to suggest shortening them, while to slit them might not prove satisfactory But Cincinnati should not worry a solution until Luke McLuke has been consulted
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

After reading the returns from the recent Chicago election the thought that perhaps after all Senator Sherman knew his people
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Oh, Thanx!

(Bellefontaine (Ohio) Examiner
 The manner in which the new tight skirts delay street car traffic, cars quickly, is bothering Cincinnati, Of course it is impossible to make athe skirts wider this season and
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Placing the Credit

The rhyme, The Added Starter, used in this column a few days ago and credited to "E. G." who sent it in. was not written by "E. G. It was written by w. A. Phelon and published in October over Phe Ions signature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

How many sackers they watch the boys coming back, fresh fine looking and welcomed wish they had taken a chance with the gods of battle?
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Champagne is going up to hundred dollars . quart, it is predicted by wine sharps Well, then, there people who just won't pay it.-(Ph- adelphia Press)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

The Europeans, says Frank Smonds can't under stand American politics Does Frank know anybody who can?
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

The that there is to he another delegation test is about welcome the school report cards used to carry home when a bay.-(ValdeZ MinerD
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Some day of those Russians who fire shots at Lenne. is going to be lucky and hit him.-tlnd- anapolis Star)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Now know that the is over, Rancho Villa is again appearing the front page.-(Chareston News and Courier)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Senator La Toilette is said to have become white with anger in recent debate. What he ought to have done become red white and blue (Dallas News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

'The Kaiser says Maxmilian Harden Eff he were not a coward might regain his throne By the same the Kaiser if he had not been tyrant, would not have lost his throne.-( New York Word.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Alaska has valuable asset which has somehow been overlooked by our boomers. There has never been an old maid within its borders-that remained old maid Valdez Mner.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

According to Dr. Solf, the Germans are disappoint- ed in Wilson. They always have been.-Chicago News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Phone 1t to The Empire. No. 374.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Quick, Watson, a Hansome Cab!

(Mason City Banner)
 On Sunday morning Geo. Bum gardner came into my fur house and attacked me with intent to do me bodily harm. After holding him on the floor and threatened me with the skinning knife he had jerked out of my hand. He then dragged me out on the porch, when neigh bors came to my rescue. What was Mir. Bumgardner's object in attack ing me? Jas. w. Ingram.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

Blessed the poor for they shall not be bothered with income tax arithmetc.-( Detroit Free Press)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Mean Brute

Dreams, they say, go by con traries," observed Mrs. Gabb, as she looked up from the magazine she magazine she was reading.
 That's right" agreed Mir. Gabb, You were a dream when l first married you"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05

She sure does make me gape; For, just because her name is Figure, She likes to show her shape.
 -(H. HD
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

There Amt So Sich Animal A happy man is Thomas Tikes,
 And he is very lucky, too; The reason is, he always likes
 To do the things he has to do,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Them Hobbies

Them Hobbies "All traffic is held up," said Bowers "I never saw the beat, It takes hobbled girl two hours To get across the street"
 -uuke McLuke) And when she tries to climb UT
 stairs,
 It really is sight, She starts out in the morning and She gets there at twilight
 -(Hastings (Neb) Tribune.) We regret to learn that Mrs Newsie Herald, of Mt. Olivet, Ky. is dead. What a wonderful newspa per woman she would have made
 Names Is Names Iva Herring lives in Toronto, Can ada.
 Our Daily Special Most Of The Pointers You Get Free Are Disappointers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Mercy! :!

Mercy! "A skinny girl is Mabel Mimms, Said nasty MT Briggs; "She always calls her legs her limbs. But they look more like twigs."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
In the Restaurant

In the Resaurant We got good meat" said Seaman Huff, When I was in the Navy; But this roast beef is so blame tough That l cant chew the gravy"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Stores Is Stores

Hi. Price has a furniture store in Corbin. Ky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Here's Another Verse

1 know a girl whose name is Fi
 gure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Our Daily Special

OUT DdTTy 0ptCTdT Most Of The Pointers You Get Free Are Disappointers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-05
Turf!
Names Is Names

Iva Herring lives in Toronto, Car ada.