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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
VETS Pan Desperate
Assault on Severe
>ectionSofL Law
MI COVERING WIn
PHASES Of Pm Il
reaches Ina uSf
IN Szrrance Of Acflaa Before
Tulv Fight Promises to
r. Bitter One-ChzMate
passage Conceded - RAl
E3--1e over esT Beer

--ss-,---n. June THE wnnie
..----,,r- II .rnrsnIr1un enforcement
--.-sea--e6 .oday from the IN
...,g- --uusEee u the Anuse-
---.a7,- .1-um,se NJ asEE-ance q
--=re, consideration.
-s,a-a. enforcement measiIe-
k-u-ac.-- aD-o wartime ann consIa-
..,-,o-a.- --nrL alrann put toEs-4e- n
~ Wv as II let 0ne sra1n Inde-
-s,,,,a-,-sr If ne other was reoorreu
~. v0rs IF - 70 =. after The
,,-,,rr = q. aau refused ID split L mo
.-,, za-,a-a oa-rs- Bu. Ln1s vote o1u
-. 5,.r,,--a-eIy represent me seua-
- n ne -1mmlrtes. some mem
-. ~ w-1scn vii sand N mInn1fs
-rra-- 1nu .nsis, upon the elm naIom
= -nrns u ne drastic 1rcS1sinns
-s5ga. II ny representative 1nm
i,---,r~-s 9u-wa-diy hostile 10 war
-.-,s -7-,ri hI-inn, the m-nnr-C VIII
z--s-ru- i aynE wedge tE11 n me
-r,e nj 81 amending the wartime
=r-1--re-nen- oll as ID permit the
----r-a,-,,-a and sale Of . Is per cen.
-za~ Nr.ls -he prohibition ieAaefs
nEve suEficien, vures e put
.,.s nj. trough without suossAl0a-
c-~-r. -,rv conferred -nform2ay
= dpc,de upnn a pan OF ac-
81 ae.,sy--nE -nn- there was M IN
+,rg-,r- ma me President oetare
-g,-- wuuAE Issue a urocsamAtann
ls-.z--1r dsnnnl,1nun-ann war
1t TN hlCur-enned-
-p-oniaIriun forces n Ine
H. -1u1-a5 bends Today am
.--rae 0u- I'D q desperate battle
- VIII las,ale modification If severe
7s~-.r7s there was wide difference
r.. 7p.-Inn AMONG members tonight
4 =. now snnn the fight mIEnr be-
- A@n- ne bill WIS formally re-
.7--al 7u- LIE ronav Chairman Vol
raac auncunced that ne would ask
- LIZ Ewing Il the right uf way,
4, ing objection developed In
II -e-e,al rev was loH- the Dill
ruiz nu- ne called u2 n me House
II. Nv : a. the eR-.iesT and how
~ rs 1Eh- would last Nc one
~rusE -a-ru-e prediction There
va - asa-eemenr. however. IN
= nils Ultimate passage. t1r the
=nlls. < cuunred dry" by big mar
-"n= - me PROHIBITION members
71l-re,i -uI maj -aere was 10 great
1----E7~ s1ceor N, the definition 81
'1tr--i~E-r- lCum and while they
s----'A''-ar sr-enE aftur- m -aise The
T's-"an-z-H f-1m one ha1e IF ! per
-aa- EE,,-esHed every confidence
-, = -:Tis respect The bill would be
7aEs--- * r-1wn sv the cummitrse-
a-o Il endorsed b- al IF the anti
ilr''0' organizations. The RAJ ha.-
Z -. 10 <1r . s. per cant hee-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
SEEK LIGHT
On Activities I. S. Of
icials IN Mooney Case
sec-..z-v Of LABOR Wilson Asked -
aepor. an cfHciais anr Employees
|, His Observation-Disclosures
Charges oersmcrs Spsnt Two
Mnrrns Trying % Put o,ctogr.ef,
IN p,st-,c. A--n-ney's Office 70 -esr
Turn oynamrre-s Loose

Washington. June C-SeEsIa-v VII
z,r x as,e5 N a resolution a1ippten 10
nav hr the louise n -epnr. ACTIVITIES
OF officials and employees Of the labor
oeoa--nenr N connection with The cass
q: Thomas :. Mooney, convicted n CAs-
.su-r,in. Il cnnnerrlun with Prepared
ness Gav Dumb expicsluns-
-amui--ee amendments q me -asusu-
Ton undsr wnicn ne secretary might
exercise ciscreuun II answering me
t,Ie.s-,urs were VOTED drwn ~ me
Euuss and me MEASURE as PASSED VIZ
mail s,r.c-S his compliance. NJ. Wiz
sun is sam bv hls --rends moi 10 ne op-
-,nssa u sending ing ln1urnR-iun II The
Eouse
Ren-ssen -a-ve Slsntun- OemnC-a-.
Texas. VIM introduced the -ssniuaun.
charged during the dsna1e ma, Jonn
: Dsusrnrs. now director u the ta-ier-
al er1p.uyment servics. spent TWO
-nf,u.s,s N ne Case wing 10 put dic-
-pE-zar n me disr1c. ArrnrneTE once
70 nelp turn the dy-nzmrtsrs ipose
The resolution As sent 70 the sct--eEa-
~ NJ. me Eouse aExs him 70 explain
N. af.iciH. cunnecriun. Il an. If NJ
-.aps,nure WITH the Mooney ease ana
?, Furnish cnu,es Of Densmu-e reports
-.ra-a,nr II: 70 detail activities. !. an,
uf iasnr depa--men. srnplcres N ma
-ps~ since communication of Mooney
sentence n lie imprisonment and 10
-eun-- m AM requests made nv Cali
fnrnia courts ~ the grand JurT 1pr
rensrnrre 10 appear as witness anu
ne depa-tmen- acriun IN surh -
c,,ez-s Irsnized statements br me de-
,m---,ne,1. n the case aiso arr r-suesso
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
NHLKE NAMES
WOMEN ]. P.'s
IN YORK CW%TT

Eir-p-v Ne, @une aspo'''
-, vn,uen ~g.se q the
IMAGE. the nrsf Of her 81; m york
county 10 he gwen me suth"Fsty no
-sr-,r ns--saEss. was announced ~
,overnur MIlliken roday- The supoan-
,.es are Miss Marie L Newsnn. CIVIL
se-,-,r. ernpiove m the navy Yard. ana
Mics ETA oeta Anderson. stsnnea-
inner IN ne afdire az .ne county Ceas-
urer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
ST. LOUIS LIQUOR
DEALERS TO TEST Law

81 Lnuis- June John ? Pensa4
PRESIDENT Of the 81. Louss Retail LIQUOR
-;eaasrs Association. announced tuuay
he mad advised me Ssp members az the
aseoc;Ean tn continue the sale uf a.,
Buunrs ae-er July IN HI efnr- 70 tes,
ire enforcement Of wartime pr,hioi-
Inn. The iecsss0n uf the United States
cun-- ~ aupaR.s N View York modifying
the Injunction against endorsement by
district a-tnrners. he sAsd. would hnve
ut ehect IN ne stand - iocai saicun-
zee; se-s. as trev exI-cfed aniw FEW
r--eszs viii - made al Aaas I'M tEt
cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
WI son NAY PROBE
OF JEWS

Warrington June Tl-S-encert
wilson advised the Senate coda-
through the Stare Department mat
he was considering sending another
Commission ID Poland n investigate
reports Of Jewish massac-es Ee
said a dec,Mcn would be -eachet
AFTER he had conferred a. Paris with
Euch Gibson. American minister %
Poland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
SECRET PLAN TO
CREATE STATE IN
y. E GERMANY

Berlin. june = - tASHuciHleE
Pr-ess "Details Of a secret plan %
create q separate state n north
eastsrn Germany are -sVsAled nv the
DRnlg correspondent Of the TaEss-
biR.- VINO SRys II was the Intention
% cp-upera1e with une Grand Duke
Of Meckienburg II the establishment
Of eIrner a republic or a monarchy
- include East P-ussla- VEST P-uE-
STA and Foaen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
BILL AUTHORIZING
INCORPORATION OF
AMERICAN LEGION

Warrington June a hin an
tnurI-.rC ne Incorporation OF the
a n,.rlcHn Legion" cunpuseti IF wat
Grams IF me world VIZ was e1C,-si-
duceG today er Representative john
son. Eepu 0iicHn. South Dakota
P-incIphi purposes 0f the orEa-Iza-
Ion. as outlined nv NJ Johnson.
are n "up1oid and defend me cnnFt-
ru7lon Of the Tn3-eG States. - sa1s-
EEsa-d and transmit 70 ousTar1-v me
pr,ncIpies af justice. t-7enfioln and de-
mpc-acy Tor which the members Of
me military and navy tQrres contend
ed y the VIZ. 70 maintain ta~ sn5
order and tn foster and DeroeruRre a
LOG per rent AnericanIm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
SHIP PROGRAM
Increase from S276.-
100000 20 S4o1, 100000
For Complexion by Government A.
o-veer ~ Senate 4: lzse Sess,on
Prevents Passage Sunday Civil
Bsn

Washington. T1ne = -Lnc-sase n rhe
si1i1plnE ona-u 1lrnd t-1n s.7s. 1B W .
s4t1 Hrf NO e-- cnm1leaun NJ -ns govern
men authorized ship III luInE 1lrlgrAn
IVES approved ~ me Ssna1e WITH nut
une 6IsEen ing VOTE e. a la-s sssslnn
rorIgnt neid T al effur- To lREE ne sun
IT, CIVIL appropriation NIL.
p-cr-aC,eu debR.s IN ne sn p ouiici-
ing APPROPRIATION tam anG me nm
C1i1-ae amendment 10 cut VI. al tInus
I'm me -a---f curnInias,un ausHa ser-
ca important IIsnE. including s1D.ah a.
s-1rroDr7H 1un *or aclulsiriun n the
Care CDG GINA, II ne 1Rsaed over m
omC-ow -ne-eBr preventing pasgaEe
nj ne measure tnnlEnr as planned
There was little Opposition. however.
70 me nfp-ouidlnE Inc-aase wnlcn
ne--i-- authorizes SUFFICIENT n1unev n
~rmpiefs projects at-aHcv unner VIZ
The 5uuse appropriation for ne snip
-in- boards i've il Was explained. W.
cue n nIscalcu!R-nn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
ROBBERS GET
$4,000 NEAR
BENTON. ILLINOIS

St Louis June -Eoboers heid
I'd an omciRi Of the Middle Fork
nina. naar Benton Ills. Tins acter-
noon. md secured SO 400, according
20 a6vicez received here. Two Of the
robbers were reported 10 hare been
killed by a posse winch pursued
roem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
SECRETARY OF BAPTIST
SOCIETY OFFERED
PRESIDENCY OF BATES

v-wrnn. Mass. June @.-Rev- Frank
" panesturrs sec-e-a-v uf he Saprls-
Eune Mssslunz-v Society. said tnnIEn,
nm n. mar under cons1uerarIun an uffe-
of me presidency Of Bates cniiess- ne
said that ne had promised n give niE
snsver WITHIN TWO weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
MRS. SKEELS TO
AGAIN TAKE
STAND TO-DAY

IaWrEnce Mass. June EFT ". =
Walker sad tnniEnt -az- Ms Bessie
II fSkeels, Lundg-sn mad -ecrve-eG
rum the mdiEpnEInnn winch caused :
suspenMm of ner -iRl fpr the murder
of MiaE rluY-ncs " GRv toCar- ne
exurnsad the upIniun 1hR. she would
ne able . RESUME the witness E-anc
fur further c-nAE-exanInE.un Tnnnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
CONFEREES FIX
ARMY AT 325.w

WASHINGTON, ,7uae --Senzee ana
zolasa cunfs-ees ia ne ann appruurs-
z-snr nil late toGHv -eHcned al ag-ee
mem % TX me average Size IF ne Ien
ARM a. --ts officers sad men. -r,s
tu52g II T5.gsst Jess than -haT PROPOSED
= -hs senate am z ag ,nrrs INN n.
s+-snE-u authorized originally ~ the
5CuEe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Republican Claims of
Economy

1sh c~uiim Rsnr>;,..
1nAs - ~PsIitieL DIGESTION"
1ssut Tint Eiimin.sisn Of
sHz1. Exfrzsazanr." Axr
&a Pu.pis Observation-Disclosures
au43 Aepiaud Sps.eh Whiie A.
bssiiauns 1aur
WasninI.nn. 3uns q. sta-smsuu
az Aspuhnrzn leaders In the House
rnsS snair party had saved the oenuie
0509. 0m. $50 by eliminating ..Demo-
CRATIC exEzr2gaore" from supply
hfzls DaDed By the Eouse this SEES
mon wee denounced On the aour
.oday by Representative Kstcnin.
Democrat North Carolina, as mas
tErplecss u puii1ca. decspuun."
The enrmer Democratic louise
LEADER dlBcDursed IL some length a
statement gwen out last week br
Republican Lender MondeT and re-
ctR-ed Z was rlcn N false lrnprss-
sions- wrong 1te-encss. anc bald
mlk-stz1emeurs Of fact tEu. 7. ar
cnmpliEhed IIS purpose. he salG
The Republican press picked Z I'd
ana made great Capita Of Il. spread
ing the false Statement Of Eepuoii-
can economy ana -e1rnncnmsnt
across the front pages II ooIo head
lnek
during the last seaEon the Dem
ocrzlc House pRased every needed
war measure anc public Supply hlIl
This enactment was MOI comniefed.
but why Their Sefsa. was caused
snlelg by the dsIes1a.1ie IaoHcenr
MibusIer made by the Republicans
N the Senate during the closing Gays
of the sea@nn. Now the EeDunIi-
CABS come and say their efficient
work has made passage IF the bills
possible. Z the Democrats n me
House had resorted Ii the TACTICS
winch the Republicans n the Senate
used- the bills could not have been
passed N SIX months
M. ktcn-r was Interrupted re-
psatedly by aDpiause t-um the Dem
oc-a.s and Jeers from the Aspuhli-
xoR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
REDS PLANNING
REVOLUTION IN
ITALY IN JULY

CppennREen. June g Asspc;ased
peSs-Ica.iRn German AND Austrian
Communists neiu conference II Srurl-
en Tv-ui a lew dHvs ago fur me Dur
opse Of preparing <ur a -evolu-lun =,
Iral,-. SAYS a dispatch e-orn Vienna The
revolution was fixed tor me middle o.
July
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Paris. June E-The Original n he
treaty Of peace which VIII be signed
by all the Observation-Disclosures. VIII he
on japan parchment according TO
Z Inr-HnaigeAu.- n viii cnsf Is, noe
frames % prepare rne document
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

p-eHure r. lrw throughout me A.
ianrir states and genera. showers &C
CURED over ms E-ea. With me sxcsG,-
rinn u showers Sazur1av n -he South
Atlantic anr East CUR states FAIR
wsRtne- viii prevail SATURDAY and Sum-
iHv east Of -tle MlsslssEupi river al
thrusn with considerable CIordiness
SATURDAY n View England and ne MID
die Atlantic states.
II win be somewhat WARMER Sunday
sxuepf ainnE me Atlantic rnaE-
WINDS uK Atlantic COAST
North ~ SANDY Euuk: Moderate -
t-ean northwest winds with cieHring
and cDnier weHtaie-
Sand Eonk tn aa--e-as Fresh nr-En.
wess II NTH wrnrE. cloudy SATURDAY.,
xar sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
E0RHAN BOY
AW ARDED d. S.

asr11E-un. June THE war de-
-ner- radaE announced award IF
To Is;lnrusshed service cross ~
Ee-"-a Se-sninc - Lieut. RovaI 4
smith. South Gurham. Ne. and
'H---eaT- Frederick J. Eawke- East
- H',cs- 2 :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Nur-h New England Party cinury
Sa-u-dav. SUNDAY 1a1r; slightly warn
~ interior.
-ou-n View England Party ciuuEv
Sa-u-tia- win moderate Temperature.
SunGav fa.-- warmer inferior.
Eastern View York: FAR SATURDAY
sunun- far. slightly warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Ukainians Again
In Odessa and kherson

Paris June --I7zrRsi.--hs T-kn-
mans forces have -eoccupied CsdesR
and Kne-sor. according u al unrfimA
Z sragca I'm Se-an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Forecast tor Ensfor and vIcinIf-,
Far sseuruay anu SUNDAY: moderate
tr,nperHru-es, moderate II t-ssn npr-a
n northeast winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Hands Up :!

Don't wait until yea hezr this
order before you think ahsut
burglars. Yen may net be 1t
home when the burglar csmez
but our burglary policy VIII be
protecting you 50 that ysW
property Is safe h1m Iask.
For a small premium We rO-
tect you from any has to ysU
home summer cottage. Store
or hank or damage To the
building.
You know that burgiarie< are
happening every day. Ter
turn my be next Let Us H.
sure yea now. I'd 10l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

ccrr,nuer or Page Column s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Sun si..s 4=H 4 - - A~ly =
san Sers az , f.91My%
~-G IN 1.Isy =
rr-s..e a. { Ia 5siy =
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12
Not Regarded as AItruistic

Following the protestations of Wall
street that the proposed pool was CON
ceived in the interest of war-stricken
Europe and the necessary "rehabilita-
tion," surprise was caused by the ad-
mission of Senator Edge that the plan
is not regarded as an altruistic move
ment by those behind it." This ad-
mission from a sponsor may shed new
light on the undertaking.
The proposed legislation, said Sen
atOr Edge, would provide a channel
for the release of a flood of American
manufactures and coincidentaIly build
up and maintain the American mer-
chant marine. Senator Edge said that
in preparing the bill he had been in
close conference with the leading men
in the financial and industrial world.
every one is agreed on the neces-
sity for such foreign financing" said
Senator Edge, "and the general method
Of providing it may not be difficult
to determine. But in getting down to
details we are confronted with the
problem as to the advisability of gov
eminent participation and the two col
lateral problems: If government par
ticipation is advisable, will the gov
eminent be willing to participate, and
if so, to what extent is such participa-
ton advisable? Of course, there must
be government cooperation.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12
How Plan Would Work

The legislation aims to provide
means whereby, on the shipment of
consignments of American goods to
Europe, the foreign purchasers would
issue their obligations, which would,
perhaps, be guaranteed by the govern
ments, and against these the
American groups of financieres would
issue groups of debentures to be alb
sorbed in the United States. Such de-
bentures, Senator Edge explained,
would, of course, constitute primary
lien on the foreign obligations
although the scheme will help pow
erty-stricken Europe rehabilitate it.
SELF" said a statement issued from
Senator Edges office, sit is not re-
garded as an altruistic movement by
those behind it, but a business plan
for the benefit Of the people of the
United States and of the industrial
concerns which produce goods Of all
kinds; of the working people employed
by not only such concerns, but also
by the transportation companies and
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12
In Close Touch with Bankers

In drafting his bill Senator Edge
has been in close touch with interna-
tional bankers, including Henry P
Davidson and Frank A. VanderIip, who
disclosed the plan to have a group Of
American bankers pool the industries
of the United States with government
backing to handle the export trade at
the treaty leak" investigation before
the foreign relations committee of the
senate a few days ago.
The groundwork for the bill was
drawn up by Senator Owen, formerly
chairman of the senate committee on
banking and currency, after three
months visit to Europe last winter.
Senator Owens bill provided for the
establishment of an $11,O00,0OO,O0O
federal foreign credits corporation, in
which the United States would own
One-half Of the stock, the national
banks One-fourth and the exporters
and general public the remainder.
The financieers with whom Senator
Edge talked opposed having the federal
government control foreign trade to
so large an extent, and the original
bill is now being rewritten on their
advice.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12

We always have a supply of
pasteurized sweet milk and cream on
hand Also buttermilk and Bulgarian
buttermilk. City Dairy. Phone 1877.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12

other interests which handle the man
ufactured products; of the commercial
men who sell the goods, and the banks,
bankers, trust companies and other
f1nanciers who provide the money for
the world trade.
Given the concerns and the work
ers who provide the raw materials to
the manufacturers are involved in the
success of the enterprise"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12
BIG MERGER
OF RESOURCES
IS PLANNED

One of the biggest financial drives
in the history of the world is about
to be inaugurated in congress, accord
ing to a Washington special to the
Christian Science Monitor. The Gin
ternational bankers" have succeeded
in having their plan for a merger Of
all the financial, commercial and in
dustrial resources of the United States
adopted by members of the senate, and
a bill providing for this gigantic mer-
ger will be introduced within the next
few days by Walter E. Edge, Repub-
lican senator from New Jersey.
Details of the huge undertaking,
which involves two billion dollars,
have been given out by Senator Edge,
who says that the proposed pool may
have to have "the moral backing and
material support" of the United States
government for financing of foreign
trade. The bankers disapproved
strongly of the original plan, which
proposed federal corporation in
which the government would control
half the stock.
Owing to this disapproval of a gov
ernmental share in the proposed plan
of Wall street, the bill drawn up by
Robert L. Owen, Democratic senator
from Oklahoma, is being rewritten by
Senator Edge, who insists that the
management of the pool shall be in
private hands.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12
Material Support Needed

"The sentiment is general, I be-
ieve, that the government should now
be relieved from participation in pri-
vate business and be kept out of pri-
vate business, but this is a financial
undertaking of such tremendous vol
ume, involving perhaps a couple of bill
lion dollars, that it may be necessary
to enlist the moral backing and ma
terial support of the government to
assure the necessary confidence of
the commercial, industrial and finan-
cial interests and of the investing
public and Of the people at large"
Senator Edge said that his tenta-
tive plan for legislation is that a group
of financial, commercial and industrial
interests should be formed to conduct
the foreign financing "as a distinctly
business enterprise.P Subsidiary
groups of particular interests might
be formed, he said, to handle the va
rious branches of the export trade,
all Of which, however, would be repre-
scented in one major group, to make
the plan less cumbersome.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-18
COMPANY BOOSTING
TOWN TO TOURISTS

The Pacific Steamship company
has recently issued handsome
tourist" folder exploiting various
sections Of Alaska. Under the head
of "Anchorage' the following ap-
pears:
Located at the entrance to Cook
inlet, one of the most beautiful
bodies of water in Alaska. Fishing
is the principal industry, Near the
head Of Cook inlet is the town OF
Anchorage, on the line of the new
Government railroad to the Interior
Population 5000, the city being
only three years old. From this
point the railroad now stretches 100
miles farther north toward Interior
Alaska. From Anchorage a SPLEEN
did view is afforded of Nj. McKin-
ley, the highest peak on the North
American continent Large schools
Of Beluga whales are common
sight in the waters of the inlet
Nearby lakes and mountain streams
abound with trout, grayling and
pickerel. The summer climate is
delightful, there being very little
rain and almost continual daylight.
Anchorage boasts of the only out
door bathing resort in Alaska"
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-18

Persons whose dogs are being
boarded at my place below the Ne
mana river are hereby notified that
the cost of board will be advanced
On September 20 TO 81 per month.
Unless arrangements are made for
this advance, dogs remaining at my
place after October IS will be sold.
l have three stray dogs at my
place: One black dog with white
legs and bushy tail; one brown mala-
mute with white legs and bushy
tail; one gray malamute with white
legs and bushy tail.
JOHN, Across Nenana River.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-18
DAY OBSERVED
APPROPRIATELY
WITH PROGRAM

Nenana's first celebration of Con-
stitution Day took place at the
Coliseum theater last night, follow
ing the regular picture show, the
program consisting of several num-
bers by pupils of the Franklin K
Lane school and an address appro-
pirate to the occasion by Robert
Joseph Diven, president of the
school board, in which the founda-
ton of the republic and the early
history of the Constitution were re-
viewed in a very enlightening man
ner.
Following the address of Dr. Div
en-. Longfellow's THE Launching of
the Ship was recited by Margaret
Southworth, after which all the pu-
pills Joined in singing america for
Ne" Valentine Anderson then
sang your Flag and My Flag" fol-
lowed by the reading of an original
composition by Melville Cooney.
The exercises were brought to a
CLOSE with the song, America" in
which the audience joined enthusi-
Iastically.
The program, which was arranged
by Miss Luella Shaffer as Nenana's
contribution to the general obsev-
ance of the day throughout the
territory, was enjoyed by a large
gathering.