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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

They were admonished to put on the
new manufacturing to the new
nature given in regeneration AS a
new creature old things are passed
away and all things have become
new. righteousness means con-
duct in ones dealings with men.
Holiness is the sum of moral per-
rect1ons as 1t exists in God"
Cooperative Lesson Plan.
Theme: The Dignity and Worth OF
Man.
Introduction
Il. Man s Creation
]. Of the Best Stun in the
Universe Gen. 9: ia
2. Stamped with the Image
of God. Gen. 2. 7b.
5. Surrounded with All
Good. Gen. rs. 9.
II. Mans Redemption.
/. Renewal in Christ Eph.
ago. I'll
2 Involving Purity OF Life.
Eph. 422-e4
III Mans Dignity and Worth.
i. Glory and Dominion.
Psalm s:l-g
.e>z>.+--f Usefulness ir the King
dom. ! Cor, SO
). Future Bliss. Dan. 10: .. 3.
Round Table Discussion.
i. The Importance of knowing
Ourselves.
a. The Dignity and Worth of Man
Psalm s.
). The Fallen Condition OF Man.
=. The Miracle of Regeneration.
B. The Restoration OF the Divine
Image. in Man,
6. The Present Usefulness q,
Christian Men,
7. The Future Bliss Promised.
Practical Lessons
For some weeks we, have been
studying about God--~Father. Son
and Holy Spirit. Today we begin tc
study ourselves aud our duty TO the
God who created us. Important as il
is that we should know what Is re.
veaied Of God in the Scriptures 1t /.
equally important that we Shout,
know about man. else there can b,
no proper appreciation of God TIL,
passages in Genesis assigned for ouI
study show us that man was created
out of the dust of the earth tina
| God hreathed into him the breath o.
! life and man became living soul
and that he was surrounded by every
thing that was pleasant to the sigh
( and good for food Paul in his ser.
Won on Mars Hill quoted from the
Greek poet who wrote For we are
the Offspring of God
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
SOL DIERS KILL
 B0LSHEv|KI
 PRISONERS Russians at OmSk Execute Prisoners without KnOWI- edge Of Supreme Gover-
 nor of Place. GERMANY SENDS NOTE Protests to Russian BoI- sheviki; Allies Agree to
 Control Siberian
 Railway.
GERMANY SENDS NOTE

VLADIVOSTOK, Jan. 20 The prisoners who were released from the abortiye Bolsheyiki plot December 9th, and who voluntarily returned, were killed by the military guards without the knowledge of the Su- preme Governor of Omsk
 The Governments motives for the executions are obscure, but the in. clusion of prominent public leaders among the victims, indicates that these methods were used for the pur- pose of intimidation to suppress the idea of a Constitutional Assembly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
MADAME CATHERINE
 ASSERTS BOLSHEVlN
 MERELY DESTRUCTIVE

SEATTLE. Jan. 20.-Madame Cath crime Breshovskayia, the Grandmoth' CT of the Russian Revolution, was here today and will leave for the East tomorrow.
 She said the BOlsheyiki are a cursed lot.
 "They are destroyer" she said They cannot last because they are rot constructors.
 "The strong people of the Russian Government" she continued, "are rising from the Russian chaos"
 In conclusion she said the Ameri can Bolsheviki were not the req Bolsheviki.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
WATSON LIMpS INTO SEATTLE UNDER OWN STEAM
Breaks a Crank Shaft in Queen Charlotte Sound and Sends out the
 s. 0. s. Call.

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 20. - The steamer Admiral Watson wirelessed that the vessel had broken a crank shaft while in Queen Charlotte Sound and needed immediate assis- tance, as she was in a dangerous po- sition
 Saturday adyices containing the news that the valdez and Chelhosin were hurrying 10 her aid
 Later advices said that the Watson had effected temporary repairs and was proceeding to Alert Bay, accom- panied by the Valdez.
 SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-Monday morn ing advices are that the Watson made temporary repairs to the brok en crank shaft and passed Seymour Narrows under her own steam Sun day. She is due here tonight. The Pacific tug Nufat answered the dis tress signal which the Watson sent from Queen Charlotte Sound. The tug is accompanying her South
 It is understood at the local of fees of the Pacific Steamship Com pany that the Admiral Evans will take the place If the Admiral Wat son on the Alaska run while the Watson is being repaired. The Wat son was scheduled to leave Seattle on January 24th. and would have been the next boat Northbound.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
OPPOSITION IN s SENATE DEVELOPS
 TO FAMINE BILL
Some Senators Question the Right of Congress to Appropriate Money for Relief
 Abroad.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Sem ate failed to reach a vote Saturday on the bill appropriating s100,000,000 for European famine relief. The op- position that developed was largely on the alleged lack of authority of Congress to appropriate money raised by taxation for foreign charity.
 Senator William E. Borah, of Ida ho, and Senator William s. Kenyon, of Iowa, during the discussion over the bill made an attack on Herbert A. Hoover, head of the Federal Food Commission. declaring that he had favored the meat packers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
POSEN BANKERS
 ALLOW POLAND A
 LARGE SUM MONEY
Paderewiski Is Not Favored by the Radical Socialists in the New Re-
 public.

WARSAW, Jan. 2O-"United Pc Press)-All parties save the radical Socialists approve of the appointment of Paderewiski as Premier in the Polish Cabinet.
 Posen bankers have loaned the new Polish Government 100,000,000 marks
 The German Government is report ed to be organibzing two armies to counteract the Polish invasion in Eastern Prussia, which is now threat. ening Brandenburg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
ALLIES AGREE TO
 OPERATE AND CONTROL
 SIBERIAN RAILWAYS

VLADIVOSTOK. Jan. 20-The Can adian press reports that the Allies have reached an agreement for the control of the Siberian railroad.
 The British are to operate the sys- tenn from Irusk Westward. the French are to run the Amur branch, and Americans the Chinese Eastern Railway
 Major Stevens the American rail way man, is to be the chief executive of the entire system. with the ad- ministration in charge of. an Allied committee, on which will be Japanese statesmen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
PRESIDENT WILSON NOMINATED CLEMENCEAU FOR

ressPrcmier Cemeneau unanf- It announced to be the forma ation O. a Nations
 which convened saturday representatives the 
 forbidding delegates to discuss cohce doing with o abolished
 The American requested that they be given allowed attend all the hearings of premer Lloyd George tribute Pre Clemencau President Wilson made the mos Conference whh carrie
 half There seats TOT 
 Baron sonnino the added Itays tribute l..
 The latter then for the work to in- cude the
 Eixin the
 guilty crimes durlng 
 ationalan nd
 out connou m inc fix time TOT for
 while President Poincare spoke
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
JURY INVESTIGATING
 THINGS AT KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN

KETCHlKAN Jan. IS. Especial
 to The Empire The Grand Jury has finished tho cases that Lad been
 bound over to it by the United States Commissioner and is now prose cutting origina investigations. It is said the rolsh handling of aliens who surrend9"ed their first papers rather than to go to war and al- legged bootlegeing are among the matters that gre being considered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
]. C. FORD, WELL KNOWN IN ALASKA
 DIES IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-J. c. Ford, for nearly 20 years President of the Pacific Coast Company, and General Manag CT of the old Pacific Coast Steamship Company, died here today.
 MT. Ford was well known throughout Alaska, having made numerous trips to the North in connection with his duties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
GEN. MILLER HEADS
 NORTH RUSSIA GOVERNMENT

EXCHANGED, Ian. 20.-(Associat cd Press)-Gen. Eugene Miller has Ieen appointed Governor General of inc region of Northern Russia. Pro yisional President Tschaikowsky will go to Paris next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
IMMENSE DIAMOND
 IS DISCOVERED IN
 THE DIAMOND FIELDS
It Weighs 3SS14 Carats and Will Compare with Largest Dia- monds in the
 World.
LONDON, Jon. 20.-A soft blue white diamond, weighing 2SSA car ats was found in the Jagersfontein mine by the Orange River colony.

A large stone in the Golonda mines and said to have weighed 7S7 carats in the rough. before being cut, was finally known as the Great Mogul," It was stolen from the eye of an Indian idol and finally became part of the Russian crown jewels. It was cut and pieces until it then weighed 194A carats and was valued at 90.000 pounds. The Regent or Pitt diamond weighed 40 carrots.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
APPEARS NEW COUNTRY

WARSAW, Jan. 20.-United Pc land will appear as new country, with the minds of the people turned to the future, if the people twill come cut of their nightmare now" said the new Premier Paderewiski, the pianist, in an appeal to his fellow men to be Poles first and politicians afterwards.
 "The people can smile," he con tinued. realizing that the Allied victory has given Poland it's liberty
 Prices of necessities are dropping.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
GERMANY SENDS NOTE

BERNE. Jan. 20-Germany has sent the Russian Bolsheviki a note protesting against the support which the Bolsheviki gave the Spartacus radicals. It says proof has been se- cured that the Rolsheviki supplied the Spartacus rebels with funds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
BOLSHEVIkI OCCUPY
 COURLAND,S CAPITAL

LONDON, Jan. 20. - Associated Press)-The Bolsheviki have occu-' pied Mitaum. the capital of Cour- land. The Germans left numerous guns and war supplies behind as they left the place ahead of the Bol- shevik.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
LAUNDERING THE CREEKS

SALONIKI, Jan. 20. - Bulgarian soldiers continue plundering Greek shops and dwellings at Demotice. They claim they are acting under orders from their superiors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
STARVATION STALKS IN
 STREETS OF PETROGRAD

LONDON, Jan. 20.-A wireless re. Germany says starving workmen are parading the streets of Petrograd.
 Many riots were suppressed by Chinese and Korean troops, whom the Bolsheviki welcomed as the pion- eers of Oriental internationalism.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
NORTH PACIFIC IS
 FLOATED FROM OFF
 OF FIRE ISLAND

FIRE ISLAND. Jan. 20.-The big transport Northern Pacific, which grounded on Fire Island. with re- turning American soldiers and sail. CTS who were rescued, has been fioated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
NEW SERB CABINET
 WILL BE FORMED
 FOR PRINCE REGENT
Premier Bachich Resigns His Place; Bulgarian Soldiers Plunder Greek
 Dwellings.

SALONIKI, Jan. 20-Nikolai Pach- ich, the Serbian Premier, has ten dered his resignation. Prince Re- gent Alexander has asked Stoyan Protich, the Minister of Finance, to take the post and form new cabi- net.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
EXPECT ECONOMIC CRISIS.

LONDON Waldorf Asor parliamentary secre- pamphlet saying that the pro
 Inf Nations be negative, if the in perlcd m nations economic crsis
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
GERMANS OBJECT TO ARMIsTICE AMENDMENTS.

ministers of com the conditions will etne orsahizu ,rnarod,es on of or
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

Funny how girl who knows she isn't well enough built to wear a bathing suit imagines that she looks all right in the high skirts other girls are wearing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

HUNS HAVE TURBULENT ELECTION
EMPEROR CHARLES
 WILL BE SUED BY
 AN AUSTRIAN BANK

GENEVA, Jan. 20.-The Bud apest Commercial Bank has decided to sue the former Elm ,peror Charles for 1,000,000 crowns, which he subscribed to the eighth Austrian war loan and refused to pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
kJEV CAPTURED

GENEVA, Jan 20.-The Bolsheviki forces have captured Kiev, the capi tai of Ukraine, and overturned the Ukraine Republican Government
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
NO RETURNS YET.

BERLIN 2o.-Bern dodgers No mates canb
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

HAMBURG PsThe Bolsheviki republic citizens the officials.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
PRESIDENT WILSON TO REMAIN AT. PARIS 25 DAYS.

Prs-Pfesident Wilson s to re- believe he the nations agreement for a Nations
 indicating adherence the idea of the league plan TOT worlds
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
WoRKMEN AGAINST sPARTACANs.

ESSEN, Jan. POI Associated Press) s).-Workmen re Spartacans the Krupps works, The workmen oec against the agitators and attacked them s- r- ess-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
NO ALLIED PRISONERS IN GERMANY.

PARIS, notified the Allies that Dec
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

Seven out of every ten adults in the United States are women.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
FORMER JUNEAU RESIDENT DIES
 AT CARb0NAD0
C. C. Hayward, Formerly of Alaska Gastlneau, 10 Years a Juneauite, Is
 Influenza Victim.

SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-(Special to Empire )-Chauncey c. Hayward, for merly head accountant of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company at Jul reau, died at Carbonado, Washington, Jan. 18th.
 Mir. Hayward was i'll less than one week of influenza followed by pneu- monia.
 The remains will be sent to Oak land, Calf, for burial. His mother and two sisters survive him in Los Angeles.
 c. C. Hayward was a resident Of Juneau and vicinity for more than ten years. From 1906 to 1911 he was chief assistant for the old Per severance Mining Company. When the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany succeeded to the interests and properties of the Perseverance in 1911. he became chief accountant for the latter company and continued in that capacity until the Fall of 1916, when he severed his connection with the company and went to California. About a year ago he became asso cited with the Carbonate Coal Com pany at Carbonate, Washington of which B. B. Yielding. also formerly of Juneau, was Superintendent.
 Mir. Hayward is a member of Jul neau Lodge No. 420, B. p. 0. E., and was very popular with his brother Flks. He had a host of friends in this section who mourn his untimely death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
CRAVE RIOTS MARK CERMANY'S ELECTION OF ASSEMbL YMEN AT
 YESTERDAYS VOTING; THE NEW
 ASSEMBLY TO MEET NEXT MONTH

LONDON, O. marked  tions having been held yesterday. Many voted
  Liebknecht of fighting provincial
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
TROOPS PUNISH SPARTACANS.

the Ebert  Spartacus killed trying
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
SUPREME COUNCIL CONSIDERS RUSSIAN SITUATION.

2OThe Supreme Council of the Peace Conference considering the Russian situation Ambassador to Russia, is present
  the Senate made address euoge He Wilson welcomed anc state and Wilson ideas also welcomed
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

Phone it to The Empire, No. .s74.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

Phone it to The Empire. No. 374.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
SUPREME PEACE COUNCIL MAKES MARKED PROGRESS TOWARD THE
 FORMATION OF LEAGUE; ALL
 MAY SOON AGREE UPON TERMS

PARIS, Associated With resumption
 
   and the harmonizng O. themi a of he night headway made conference between Sir Robert Cecil Bourgeose. 20Plans proposed League of Nations have indications that of the which al
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

20-Germany wirelessed decision has Assembly February 18th onst -
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
RIOTING IN BERLIN.

this rong in Berlin night the Spartaean attempted
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

Today's News qoday-In Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

 Today general strike reported Liepsic. Liebknecht
  Il
 RIOTNG IN BERLIN. LONDON, 
  
 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MEETS FEBRUARY 16 LONDON, 2O-Germany wirelessed decision has
  const tuition.
 TROOPS PUNISH SPARTACANS Press)-Troops  spartacus spandau killed trying W0RKMEN AGAINST SPARTACANS ESSEN Jan Associated ress).-Workmen works The workmen agitators and attacked them N GERMAN BOLSHEvIKI REPUBLIC FALLS. HAMBURG, Press)The Boshevk republic strike the citizens the teachers
 NO ALLIED PRISONERS IN GERMANY, notified the Allies that on Dec 
 NO RETURNS YET o. deuge of election dodgers yesterday from which any
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
STRIKERS ARE AFTER SCALP OF
 THE PREMIER
They Demand that Norris and His Cabinet Resign Tomorrow Answer
 Will Be Given

WINNIPEG, June 2.-Premier Nor ris and the members of his Cabinet were requested to resign this after noon by speakers of delegations of returned soldiers and strikers and strike sympathizers, who took posses sion of the provincial legislative chambers for the third time today.
 Norris declared that he would not resign, but that, on the contrary, he would do everything possible to end the strike in Manitoba. The crowd demanded that Norris and his Cab inet arrange a special session to pass laws making collective bargaining They then left saying they would be back tomorrow for their answer
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
MUCH SPACEFOR
 ATLANTIC FLIGHT BY LONDON PRESS
Post Declares the United States Was Right To Take Precautions-To
 Go in AirShip

LONDON, June 2.-The London tc the Atlantic flight made by the Americans.
 The Post declares that the United States was quite right in it's prepara- tions, and that there was no use in taking unnecessary chances. Evi- .dently this was reference to the remarks made by Harry c. Hawker, the Australian aviator, who sought to belittle the work of the Ameri cans, by declaring at banquet an easy matter to make the trip with warships stationed across the ocean.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
REPORT DENIED OF NATIONWIDE STRIKE
 OF TELECRAPHERS

WASHINGTON, June 2.-It was reported this morning that the off cials of the Commercial Telegraph CTS Union had given notice of a nationwide strike of telegraphers to be called today.
 s. ]. Konenkamp, national presi- dent of the Telegraphers' Union, said no date had been set for the nationwide walkout. He said the strike on the Atlantic seaboard was purely local.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
JUDGE JENNINGS CALLS DISPATCH DOWN FOR PURPOSEFULLY LYING
 ABOUT COURT FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES

The current issue Dispatch following It's ha bitual practice of Justification, printed the following:
 George Grigsby s campaigning at An
 chorage Jones intended to Juneau but
 drawn Ketchikan and his / to be excused by Jennings"
 That statement falsehood-no request made said Judge w. Jennings yesterday The Dipatchs misleading the people, create the Jennings his official position to political
 mattered not at all Dispatch that it had lie in order to lay foundation purpose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
BIG CHINESE LOAN TO BE MADE BY THE
 ALLIED BANKERS

PARIS. May 31.-The amount of the loan which a banking group of the United States. Great Britain. France and Japan are to make to the Chinese Government will prob ably be in the neighborhood of $100, 100000, to be paid in four in stallments of 25.00O.000 each over period of years. The proceeds will be used for the building of rail roads and for the general economic development of the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
GEN. PERSHINC PAYS GREAT TRIBUTE TO
 THE SOLDIER DEAD

ROMANCE, France, June 2.-Gen John Pershing in speaking on Mem orial Day here at the American ceme. tery, where over 5000 Americans of the Argonne battle are buried, said:
 Farewell, dear comrades. Here under the clear skies and on the green hillsides and Frances flower ing fields in the quiet hush of peace we have you forever in Gods keep ing. We are proud you died sc nobly."
 Ten thousand troops participated in the ceremonies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
TERRITORIAL LOSSES OF GERMANY IN EUROPE AND
 THEIR POPULATIONS

LONDON, May 31. - Germany's territorial losses in Europe include 37,999 square miles. with a popula- tion of 11,361.761. The total ac- reage of her lost colonies is 1,139,- SIT square miles with population of 12,968,329. making grand to- tai of 1.177,876 square miles and 23.330.090 people. Before the war Germany had 208,825 square miles in Europe with a population of 64.- 925,993; now has 170.s36 square miles with a population of 53,564.- 232.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
WAR COST
 AGAIN ESTIMATED
 BY YANKEE OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, May -31.-It is estimated in Washington that the war cost to Germany is as follows: Expenses of conducting the war, $41,OO0, ,000, 900; Peace treaty ex- actions: Germany territory in Eur ope, $12,O00.000,000; reparation, $25, 100, ,OOO, ,O00; merchant marine. $4OO, 100000: naval establishment surrendered, s500,00O,000; military equipment. $1.O00. 900: colon les at $1 per acre, 37O0.00 .OO0: a total of s0,S00. .000. 900.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
SENATOR JOHNSON IN AN ATTACK ON LEAGUE
 BEFORE U. 5. SENATE
Declares That the League of Ma tions in Present Form Is Simply a Gigantic
 Armed Trust

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Senator Hiram Johnson of California spoke in the Senate today assailing the League of Nations as a combination of armed powers in a gigantic war trust. He said the League had been stripped of every idealistic purpose it ever had, and rivets the chains of tyranny upon millions of people, as in the Shangtung decision, which gave the Chinese province to Japan
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
JESSE WILLARD IS
 NOW BEGINNING TO TRAIN FOR FIGHT

TJLEDU, June 2.-Jcsse Willard arrived here to finish his training
 Jack Dempsey has been bard at worx for some time and is said to he in excellent condition. Some of the fight fans seem to think that Dempsey is paying more attention to the neces sity of getting in con- dition than Is Willard, showing a confidence on the part of Willard that may not bs justified in the ring
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
TURKS WILL BE
 TRIED FOR WAR CRIMES BY ALLIES

LONDON, June 2-The British government is taking steps to bring Enver Pasha and other leaders of Turkey during the war to ac- count for war crimes. Their pres ent whereabouts are unknown. A provision requiring their surrender will be included in the treaty to be presented to Turkey to sign.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
AEROPLANES BEING SOLD NOW BY THE
 AUTOMOBILE TRADE

CHICAGO, June "A veteran au- tomobile dealer here has added to his stock aeroplanes and he sold forty the first week. He belieyez there is a great field for commercial planes, and that flying machines will soon be in command even for sub urban deliveries, in the place of autos.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
MINERAL OIL FOUND 2 IN ENGLAND THROUGH
 AMERICAN EXPERTS

LONDON, June 2.-For the first time a high quality of mineral oil in considerable quantities has been found in an England we'll near Ches- terfield. Derbyshire, which is a fine grade. At the suggestion of Ameri- can experts the British investigated with the result Of making the find.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

4 v1:':.s::JRI ARE A''s'''t P,..,:!f0 FLEE Bur. iT THE BRITISH

HELSINGFORS, June 2.-In a f1fty-minute battle Saturday morning between the Bolsheviki fleet, and four warships which had been bombarding the coast near Krondstadt, and seven British warships, the former event ually fled to Krondstadt, having suf- fered considerable damage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
CALIFORNIA TAKES
 AWAY THE HONORS IN
 SEATTLE TRACK MEET

SEATTLE, June 2.-The California university won the track meet here with 53 1-2 points, with Stanford second and Washington State third. The Oregon Aggies were fourth, Uni versity of Washington fifth and the University of Oregon last.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
CONTEMPT CASE IS
 DECIDED AGAINST NEWBERRY'S AGENTS

WASHINGTON, June 2.-In the contempt proceedings in New York, resulting from the Henry Ford and Truman Newberry senatorial cleo tion contest, the Michigan Supreme Court sustained the contempt pro ceedings against the Newberry cam paign managers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ARMY HEADQUARTERS ARE ADVANCED.

OMSK, June 2.-The headquarters of the General Staff of the Siberian army has been transferred to Perm, according to an official announce ment made last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
FLOATING CANNERY
 SAILS FOR ALASKA

ANACORTES, June 2.-The Olym- pia Fisheries Company's floating cannery left for Alaska yesterday in tow of the tug Hero. She carries IS white workers and Chinese and Japanese workers.