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Semi.made SKIRTS
f white cotton gabardine Df.SO

These skirts than Semi made All complete
the
in two smart styles Of superior quality cotton gabadne
The other has ucks running down the skirt
and pockets
The sun., 1919-06-08
Thousands of yards o.
White cotton fa]
White skirting fabrics 69c yd.
in O. June SAIL

WOUtd usually De NC 10 $I.Iy yd.
An extensive variety of smart novelty weaves in
superior qualities of plain gabardnes cotton trico-
tines, diagonal cords, striped and checked effects,
also plain basket weaves and clever plaid patterns.
36 inches wide.
The sun., 1919-06-08

MOGyS-second Floor. Centre.
The sun., 1919-06-08
Dress voile
39c yd.

Regularly 49c yd.
Fine, sheer quality for
summer frocks and blouses.
Note the extra width,
which may be cut to good
advantage. Al inches wide.
Imported organdie
Soc yd.
Specially priced
A sheer transparent quail
ity with the special attri-
butte of being washable.
Excellent for blouses. as
inches wide.
The sun., 1919-06-08
White novelty voiles 39c yd.

4Onh LONGCLOTH american made piece of 10 wards So 81
4Onch LONGCLOTH american made piece of 10 wards 34e
96nch Sheetex NANSOOK Usually $3.50 piece yards 26s
American Beauty NAINSOOK Usually 81 49, 10yards 396
The sun., 1919-06-08
Treat Mr.. and
Mrs. Fly like
members of the
family

and it won't take long to raise
a family Of their own which
will drive yours out Of the
house. It's a wise plan to
turn them away on their first
appearance. Bar them out
with
The sun., 1919-06-08

They are entirely hand
made, of course, of love-
ly fine batiste, wi t h
square collarless neck ef-
fects so becoming to
youthful faces.
The sun., 1919-06-08

y WOmen---Linen suits
are cool and they may be washed. These
also have smartness to commend them.
$l4.74
There are two excellent models-one is norfolk
style with four patch pockets and deep box pleats;
me other is plain with double patch pockets and
DelT. The collars, shoulders and sleeves set well
manship. OWN WIN
oofENHAGEN, LAVENDER, NATURAL,
OYSTER WHITE
Mays Floor Street. Rear
The sun., 1919-06-08
This is
Boy Scout week

"
Procls nation OF the Presi-
dent of the United States.
A ns'ion-wide campaign for
100000 associate mem
bers is under way.
Help the boyhood Of America.
The sun., 1919-06-08
Daintily trimmed bassinets
(A specially priced at Splits.

What better setting for Baby's pink ard white
loneliness than this willow bassinet, enameled
in delicate ivory or white to match his skin,
trimmed in pink satin ribbon to match his
rosy cheeks, or in blue to match his eyes?
The net canopy with frilly edges and rosebud
trimming is the final crowning touch of dainti-
ness.
These ba,snes trimmed by competent people in our
cum uorkroonl,-the materials used are of superior
quolay-dnd they are ready for immediate delieery
Floor, aSth Street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

- lf NM '"n,r new i.room hing,
s.'-, "a, avg MCCOY kendaI base
@ELtl m ,'.r lights and plumbing
'o'l Terms. Gail on prrmiaes'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

FOR SALt- Modern 3 room bungsloW .
nice electric and bath fixtures. oak floor,
east front, full size lot. near jitney and
car line. newly decorated 1lO south
Nanthus Good buy from owner ~
North ZHnS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
LOTS FOR SALE

EAST ApMGRAI.-N Nicc high. ovcr.,iEcd lo,
priced FOR few days only. 500; terms
{. { Powell. Phone 6l5l Room 20
NahrAHkA nlhr
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noNn nnYERa

NOIlCF~-BOND HUfFHH
WHEREAS. The qualified electors Of ths
Board Of FdocstIon Of ths CITY OF Tulsa. Of
thu State Of oklshoms, st an election held
on the twenty nfth day OF March, 1919,
duly authorized tho issuance Of soris
bonds In the sums Of $1,000 900 oo.N said
si 10000. the proeesds d the same 10 be
used In the purchase Of tites, the erection
0 additional school buildings and the
equipment Of tho same. said bonds to bear
interest al tho rate not 10 exceed w. per
cent per Annum, psysble ssmi.annualiy, snd
10 become dus ~ follows
Series A Of said issue consisting of
bonds To the amount OF t250, 900 90, 20 be.
come due aud payable five tS) years from
their date
Ferries n, c, u, E,F. q. III, J. X. Il.
NJ, n. o and Of said issue. each SERIES
consisting Of bonds TO the amount OF $50.
10000 lfhy thousand dollArsl. 10 become
dus and payable IN six is(. seven ",
Twelve tl2l, thirteen (ls), fourteen {ltl,
fifteen (l5l, sixteen (iB), seventeen (t7I,
eighteen fis), nineteen (iol. twenty (20J
years respectively. from thelr date.
NOW, the said Board Of Edueslion Of
the city Of Tulsa. Of the State Of OklA
homa, gives notice that scaled bids for the
sale Of said bonds will be received up 10
twelve U2l o'clock noon, on Friday, the
eleventh day Of APRIL 1919, and opened ~
h.t time; at : meeting 10 be held on said
Schools w the Citycoi Tulss
Bids will he considered for bonds up 20
the amount Of sl25,0o0 90, OR ANY mul.
ilp'e thereof, up TO the total Issue.
On all bids for $3.50. 900 90 Of bonds, or
les' certified check, payable to the
Hoard, In tho sum Of $1,000 90. must 40,
company tho bid, and all bids for greater
amount Of bonds, certified check. payabls
10 the Board IN the sum Of sl00O0,00,
must accompany the bid
Said ivuo is subject to tho approval Of
the - ofhcio Bond Commissioner OF tho
STATE Of OtlAhoma
The bonds are payable al tho periods
hcreintcfore set forth after their date.
Scaled bids should bo made for said
bonds o. any part thereof
ial with interest at four and one hall
t'lN per cent per aunum, payable sent.
annually. Snd
rnr Auuum payable semi annually and
h.dirrs should 7painly specify tho rate
o' interest upon which bids arc based,
Tho Board reserves tho right 10 reject
and any and all bidders may bid on either
or both rr0pnFi'ions
any 1ad an lids and reserves ihe right 10
ACCEPT any most favorable bid on sad
hundr cor auy part thereof based on pre-
wIIu offered Tor interest rates ahdys
I.n.het and further reserves the right
n" determine tho interest rate on said bonds,
nr a,. usr, thereof ~ either of the In
flf,.f rates above tprriflrd as tho host
interests NJ the school district may require
lnd.r 'ho laws " the state Of OklA.
huul bonds rsurut ho sold Tor loss than
par and accrued interest. shid bonds will
bear iHDoIrH from and after their date Of
issuance
The law further proyideS that moneys
Deposited h' Hr Treasurer >o' tho B0arl
mofl draw three l5l per cent per Sunum
u,na b, Tulsa. .ot'ahoma. ibis 2sh Day
az March 1919,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

k.-,r,' rsAI estate. hotels, furnished rooms.
k.rIrs house, houses and lots. etc. Give
| S,.tI' to boy or sell Office phone 1851
f,udsa.e phone 2h02
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

soas-r Ugh rlAs' room bungalow
tsi,h p..-'..,A 'o"A floors nAntel. ivory
2 ,o.5 ,'.,.l doors, owner leaving div,
y 900 Xxx N'N three days. g. 00n
.Jsstp,., 'a.a0re Ike rent. Yadon
,ieg rt.-. '. 2l9 Old First National
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HERE IT Is
$4,000 CASH

BALANCE TO SUIT YOU
The best built home in Tulsa. II is
"A rare bargain Corner lot. east
front. terrace just high enough. fin
ished In old ivory. with French
doors, built-ln features Living room
37xli. dining room l6xlS. Kitchen
with all built-in features; pantry,
large basement three lovely bed
roOms just Ike sleeping porches,
garage and driveway. n you arc
looking for n real homo consider
this. Possession NJ once. Must be
seen 10 be appreciated IN Park Hill.
j. l.. M ALLETT
Phone 1895 60 Robinson Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
DEAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
uousEs FOR SALE. W


rcTATE FOR SALE
REAL. Is - L w
~ ~ uousEs FOR SALE. 10
-. 40, morth
krtf 5000 tNrh na''".y ,nndero
"a ,ssn pasi'red nous, p' irnuire
r.y.g WhlAiFs A. Tb,rd
=. 'rr.,ss Boy owner 10 - -,
krNrEn 5 or room @ m0u'' .cd well
n .,S, ra.f hy worm me nnnna ni" 400
| 'o,,irA ~ Co. f'n''.
L,,o,g 90 t,ho.tr church on 'V1,' Tor
%, lui o. roam APa r,.o,cJ hack
sith 'l'. I..rment garage also on
f''.h .,or. building with mod
"'' ' ,r.y,. ono more year Of pa''
| en- vow. .It, ,u 4 rooms ana haNa
| itr No. no. TIA. lr.,nr $50 per month !,
. moot ...,.,,a.,,. yl2 500. half cash.
r,.,r Phone 1h7l
utA. fiFrL BlNGNLvN H..
1 .. u.,,.. MANN snd high A'ho''H
r. r,. n,m, elegant decor -"3Ds "u'
M, r,Uus "n'N DID i'a,"' 80 riosrts
k,-s Hran '''... ,li,. JS.,arrr and
k.,rsrI II" ,,,,e no,,e,sion.
kna.A.f r"N '""'''''
't,oos o~r.. 1000, ,op,.
tap sNUt 0. ''.i N' ot n.
| rodpr. 'f-. s'''.' sl 200. $500
| ,rs.r ."'f. 'N' car IN, krsmrr
! hras, . ','. tn"" GOA 40 OlI Fir,t
3,. g.. "."'r "'"'' Nv '''
Sllp.H n'.s h.'s
|,1R riUE 'r vacant Nv - II,
70 room. '' wv" ,r,ss homes.
h'.n,r. '' '.., .,,1. ','n. ms about this good
good LII, 90 Phone gpgO.
hL f.', ..'.1 u,rs RIdE
=" .,,t ,,o, rom, well huiit
- TN ~i'. ,rr,art', room.
@a'' ...I now only a. 600
n"'' ..,t. 60 Phone 26OO7lJI
A'''' .',. ..,I ,oo,, hon.
|NoRNIN'- .,,,,ooJ finish through
''ep.- I' t''rs', r,r.gr servants
~. ',' a.. ao6 Phone ea77 or 1907
.., ..y,l, room home. hard
p. ,.r..,gbop basement fr
""'' .. ,crynnts, ouartcr,
.1. ..... .I-7 o.. 1904
$1,000 mi, --
.I'r .,mrio. hr,rafoS
ffN 81. door. tbrnu,hout. hest
k''' .,g. roons and closet.
4 " .1 r,nr. ,,trud across
r. .r and toulh ,ids bed
\ '.'. nyb, and ,rntiIatian prr
4 fo''' ~ l,..r .omblnafion furnace,
TVVfNfNlWE
= ..o'. ... .. p, very host. holh In.
".' ..,, ..,,,. n,r.nrn. Ru,,t by good
1 l'fa. '.' "".''. ,,,s curb bGr..
?" .n ,a,r,I for sale Thi. x
r. .,r.., "a vet a real homeain
\ '4' ,'F.,., h,rr,in only All
a. r.. ash. will gladly show II
r. l.'m' f, sn,n,ntrc,t a
o.w I.r Robinson H,dg Phone SO
k,v, ynv PROPERTY-For 80. OF
W., ,,trwi,h W I owen. aO5 Rob.
i", "a. ,,s rot opieE ae,,on and
Soo,r 1sslinE. Phone So. Call for W,
Ds,n
- cc cc---aI-----
,ooW! W'AGGt NTTnnRRSrR Rr.nn
""H ; rItrRp grKFET
y.,f s,,,is hotel. furnished room,
k.-.Ts house, houses and lots. etc. Owe
S,atl' to b1y or sell, Office phone 1881.
f'sdsa's phone 2ho2
,,,.. ......,..,, -, ,u,.ov.J n,o,.,,s
4 w. ',. 1a'. uifh IobD,ton 'pC'H
2" 'nInNa'r, ~, w" pn.o,," WI
'o'd 'or Qn''A N'"s. rnohe 8-'H
)0R SNLL BY 9Encr good seven room
Mouse or south baltimore large base.
ns1t sleeping porch. good wei garage
'at servants rooms. FOR iuu NOR
)DR HlLt--Sonth ndc new rooms sun
Ioor. Basement hrcp'aces hardwood
iooN throughout hlce,y decorated bulil-
H ieA'nfrs 'h,, Us hn,he IN c.sSs ~
''i. .I- toutFrn,n' prirr so'ooV
g" ,,,r ', -, ,,', y. -.
Poh SNLt- "NntT rooh nous on
s,9o' ''"'' s''"' ''''
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r. ~ MI vgINHr no ,ooIns' lu
"" .u n'' ptp' 49, sVU'
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LAND? LANDQ

Zig money In grain. live stock,
poultry. Mich. best hardwood land
SIS to $50 per acre: easy terms,
markets. schools, churches: FREQ In
surancc. farm advisers; no swamps
or stones 10 20 100 acres: best land
offer In u. y, from largest company;
booklet free. Write today. swigart
Land Co. Ji2bs First National Bank
ljldg Chicago. lll.--Ady,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

khstI,, ''nfRN BUNGALOW sortb
" 500 0sndy location: 81 400
hdsr r,- ha.Ance SEQ prr month
oaI P,t, 3an' 90. 2io Old First Ma
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anon CASH balance s2j uonlh
.,.t.rsd house, partly modetn
'H room valGirg distance Ingu,rI'
o. o. lan.,,s ',,s by owner l9l, - z. ia,,S nth
NAN W. t. uorib tho money And "'"
ia,,. 3D., % 60 finch Phone t'V9'
,.tr,.te church. on 50s iio cor
,lOst '' -o.n apartment bath lot
nG "' .,.r,,i double screened back
"' basement garage Ms2 q"
l', o story building WIN % 'moT. noS.
20 ,oens above, ono more yea, a. Rp',
rF 20 i.rf In.amc $50 per mon'n
. -.'' '...rf4rrf,. Sl2 500, hall rAsh'
p,..r Phone 1h7l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
REAL ESTATE

WANTED TO HGNT

iQoWNY&
$iO0-5ONl 10 level lot . SlOO
cash; $l5 month,
S55O-Corncr lot; north
side; 5OXl55; terms.
S6O0-With $50 cash, SO
per month.
$750-Iligh corner lot; east
side; some terms.
$500 Cash, best lOONl5O-
foot corner Highland addition.
$l,0O0-Only one in Bell
view at price; cash.
$3.50 -- For GONliO-foot
corner; east front; Broad
moor.
$l,5O0-Bcautlful home site
ON East Fifteenth street,
Morningside district; terms.
81 ,9OO-Ncry best home site
on north side; cash.
~, l5O--A choice location in
Mornlngsidc.
$2,250-Fiyc-room modern ,
basement and garage; easy
terms.
$500 -- Four-roOm cas- I
front; Bellvicw; terms.
large four-room house with
two living rooms in basement
besides; on a good corner lot,
close in. A fine dug well Of
soft water; sewers all paid !;
on paved street; some terms.
You will have to act quick to
get this one.
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NEW BUNGALOW g rooms. modern
hardwood 'oors throughout c0mhina
ton light fixtures all hulli.m features
murphy bed. garage, Nigh east front lot
iteal home. only o. 900 terms 81 600
chsh. balance monthly viii take good
lghs passenger auto part payment.
THIS is bargain W r owen luJ
Robinson Bldg Phone 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

a',ati,,,, room burEslow. Including
s7d o., room. beautiful deoo,.tinnS
. 5a- I,.i. lArg" living room o.l
io' h''hrn' garage eorne, loi, bpiIt
lhors ,tea price fa,'oo sI2io handle,
-R ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES roR SAL

FoR SALE-Good room house large lot
sl5o0 Phone 400. - + rcltus,
FOR SALE Ru, from owner new strictly
modern $ room bungalow on North 2uuts
hardwood floors. hui'tin features, large
closets, mantrl and CRATE. beautiful clcr.
trtcal and bath room fixtures. shade trees
set ont. high lot car be bought Tor less
than You can build 81. 600 cash balance
shO per month. Phone y II Nichols
2S1f
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-14

~ u-anR women insist on
a'af-1rana fiuirs that this IS the
largaa; rill in the ssu,t,y,as,
N'-e-c'sy. 5000 barrels daily. !.
you VIII join these Lowers az
erase Four waen yau trv \.
VIZ ems II these brands N.sh osrr
say ~ tle E4lk Sec how vastlv
u eEccls. -'S
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
LYRIC SUNDAY PROGRAM

DOUGLAS, May 3.-"The Con querer," with William Farnum as the hero, is a great battle piece, founded upon early life on the Texan frontier and the battles between the Texan army and the Mexicans, and involving the Indians. The very character of Sam Houston as played by William Farnum shows the real incidents of Houston's life, his days among the Indians, and his migra' tion from Tennessee to Texas. Dur ing the play 600 horses race back and forth there are 450 Mexicans a like number of Indians, and a hundred men and women represent ing settlers on the border. There are real cannon and guns used in the picture, over $5,000 being spent for ammunition alone during the making of this production
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dent of the Senate, will leave for Sc attle, where he will join Mrs. Fraw- ley and take the first boat to Nome
 Senator Luther C. Hess will leave for the Westward on the first boat on which he Is able to secure pas sage and vii return to Fairbanks over the trail.
 Representative John Noon, Mrs Noon and their son will leave this afternoon for their home in Seward
 Representative Jolfh w. Dunn, af ter this strenuous session, intends to spend short time recuperating at Dr. w. L. Goddard's Sanitarium at Sitka Hot Springs, 2
 Representative George w. Penning ton will leave on the first boat for Seattle, from where he will start for New Jersey where he will visit his family
 Representative A. J. Nordale will leave for Seattle, where lie will visit
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
MAKERS ARE RETURNING TO
 THEIR HOMES
Plans of the Legislature Following Adjournment Of LaW-Making Body in
 Capital City.

After spending two months in the Capital, making laws for the Ter ritory and unmakipg some that had already been made, the members oi the Fourth Session of the Alaska Territorial Legislature are planning on leaving soon for their homes.
 The only member of the Senate who intends to remain here for a few days, aside from Senators Wm. Britt, and D. A. Sutherland, who live in Juneau, is Senator John Ro- nan. Senator Roman will spend sev- eral days in Juneau and this vicin- ity looking over the gold mining situation in this district.
 Senator Thomas C. Price and Mrs. Price will leave on the Alameda to- day for their home in Anchorage Senator and Mrs. Price have been living at the Zynda Hotel while in Juneau.
 Senator John Sundback. will leave for Seattle in order to take the first boat to Nome.
 Senator James R. Heckman and Mrs. Heckman will return to their home in Ketchikan
 Senator James J. Frawley, Presi
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03

before returning to his home in Fair banks
 Representative E. B. Collins will take the first boat down the Yukon river to his homo at Fox. Representative A. A. Allan will leave for Berkeley where he will join his family who have been spend ing the Winter there. He will take the second boat North to Nome.
 Representatives J. J. Began, James P Daly and Amer Rydeen will take the first boat to Nome from Seattle.
 Representative H. A. Slater and
 Mrs Slater will leave on the Ala meda this afternoon for Cordova. Representative F. F. Ray will re turn to his home in Cordova on the Alameda.
 Representative James A. Patter- son will leave for his home in Val deg on the first boat on which he can secure passage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
LARGE CROWD ATTEND DANCE

DOUGLAS, May 3.-The brightest event of the year was the informal dance given by the Douglas High School last evening. The hall was beautifully decorated with red and white, the senior class colors, and eyergreens. Punch and waters were served, and the music was furnished by Larson's Orchestra. Special cred 1t should be given to Miss Helen Bachman, who had charge of the preparation for the dance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
LIBERTY PLAY TOMORROW

DOUGLAS, May 3.-Charles Ray, the Thomas H. Ince Star, has the leading part in Playing the Game ' It is a strong story of the South west. After prolonged period along the Great White Way in New York lfr. Ray, as Larry Prentiss, dissl- pated son of a millionaire, who had inherited a vast fortune one night at a dinner party given to some friends, knocks down and apparently
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
.AWELFTH FEDERAL DISTRICT

SAN FRANClSCO, Maj 5.-lne following is from loan headquarters under date of yesterday:
 District banks total, $86, ,96S,350, from 291,824 subscribers. Son Die go leading cities of district, with 100 per cent subscriptions. Billy Sunday aiding loan at Seattle. Se- attle Labor Council endorsed loan, subscribing $1,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
TO VISIT IN STATES

DOUGLAS, May 3-The following ladies of the Island expect to leave on the City of Seattle Tuesday for the South Mrs. c. L. Finger, who will visit in Seattle for while and then go East; Mrs. John Richards and Mrs. Frank LeNoir, who will visit in Washington and California, and Mrs. Felix Gray, who will go to Montana with her two boys Waere she will visit her former home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
|. o. O. F. AFFAIR

DOUGLAS, May 3.-Ali prepara- tions for the celebration of the tooth. anniversary of the Odd Fellows Lodge for tonight, are finished. The affair promises to be the biggest given by the order for long time. A special ferry leaves Juneau at 7:30 D. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME

DOUGLAS, May 3.-As was an nOunced last week the time for the meeting of the congregational Sun, day School has been changed from 1 p. m. to 10:15 a. m., and there is no bell on the church to announce the time, children will please watch the clock
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
PARADE OF WOUNDED

CHICAGO, May 3.-The Nations first parade of wounded soldiers was held here to boost the Victory Loan. Two thousand took part, mostly the Chicago wheel chair division, con sisting of men who will never walk again. Some wore two or three wound stripes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
LAUNCH SOLD

DOUGLAS, May 3.-A. E. Gurr and Harry Irvine have recently sold their gas boat Betty which they have been working on for the past season However, as they have an engine coming, they will no doubt be looking for another hull to use their engine in.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
COMING BASEBALL DANCE

DOUGLAS, May 3.-A large num- Der of tickets have already been sold for the largest event of the season in the nature of the benefit baseball dance thatIis to be held in the Nata- torium on May 9th. If your dollar hasn't yet joined those already paid in give it a boost
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
FIRST TIME OUT

, DOUGLAS, May 3.-Little Frankie Soenens who broke his leg while coasting about three months ago, was out yesterday in a wheel chair for the first time since the accident. The bones of the leg have knitted nicely and the splints will be taken off in about a week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03

charge of a road camp at Menden- hall The course of the road at that place will be changed this year and instead of running in front of the Mendenhall School as it formerly did, it will pass back of it. The road will be continued all the way to Aux Bay. The first camp will be at Knudsons' ranch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03

kills Hickey Trent an adventurer. In his belief that he issa murdered, Larry goes to Arizona to begin life anew While there he has an excit- ing and after a series of highly dra- matic occurrence falls in love with anw wins the girl of his choice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
NEXT SCHOOL EVENT

DOUGLAS, May 3.-The next event of importance to be held at the Douglas School will be the Parent Association meeting in the assembly room, on May 9th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
FARTHER FROM THE WATERS
 EDGE

DOUGLAS, May 3.-T. E. P. Kee- gan. who operated the cannery in the old saw mill last summer has ta
 ken position with the Territorial Road Commission and will have
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
WELL OVER BILLION MARK

WELL OVER BTLLION MNHN
 WASHINGTON, May 3,-Bond sub scriptions have passed the $1,575,O00,- 900 mark. Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass urged committees to conduct a house to house campaign next week and the last week of the campaign.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
AMERICANS PICKED UP
 WOUNDED IN PARIS

PARIS, May 3.-American ambu
 lances picked up the wounded re- sulting from the May Day depon- strations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03

Representative J. H. Davies and Mrs. Davies will return shortly to their home in Ketchikan. 4
 Representatives B. J. White. Speaker of the House, W. W, Casey and I. Sowerby will remain in Ju' neau, resume their previous occupa. tions and endeavor to get back to normal business as soon as possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03

An alarm clock wouldn't be much good aroifnd a home if Mother wasn't up to second the motion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
A . . . . 2 F 2 's F F g F 2 DOUGLAS CHURCH
 SERVICES
ST, LUkE'S EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

Very Rev. G. D. Christian, in Charge Second Sunday after Easter " (Good Shepard Sunday)-
 Sunday school, 3 ?. m.
 At 7:3O D m, Evening Prayer, with sermon. Subject: Christ the Good Shepard and Bishop of Our Souls"
 The public is invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03

Observations Harbo St Paul and Kodiak are taken and Prince Rupert seattle Portland and San Francisco at $ and Juneau time
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
POLLY AND HER PALS

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