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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

Fass NE ryAnas e. & Resh&k seFssa
Reading - 10 TIE area S@TSs RstaAs
MaAaeF Ut TIE laSsA aAsksusst ksla bar
t&lsea Decorated With sAe sssxr~sisca'
III sasaAa III haaaal and THE satssimgsasA'
IA SERVICE ero&as ssrsrs1 wssA treaca
anas% We xsaAna tsara wAas,A aarre@ tAs
wsy ana the vsAgaAT# as sAe sivssaoH
p&ssaa sArusxA
Under sAe arch tho &istssea passNA
sA~euxA the laae e,slwe~a the crowds
10 tAs eaass N the steaxscEs teaa al
sAs reMss Assary. The val al Asasr
saS sAs FeaaTss IL thsls hee~tc as~ds
wss~ IN the esAtes Il q ssasser Of trees,
sav&osnse4 Ay crossed speArr ana
sal8ea sAEsss. ttum WAisA hmng rest'
60 skasaas smAasxoaeS vita the dlvt
saumsl sassxuas.
Here tAs easssan aaes&arAssHsAs The
dad was halted Eight m+a. all wear
tag tav Distinguished service erems,
~Aa Aaa A@ss se@Asas tho A3rsss. isssAs
the wT~AtA VI che sstA otf TINE cAta,
tsaS@e and iaad II r~ysF~Atly III the spc,
u sAs aeaar real my asghssaal a wreath
trnm every state In the aRian had heen
placed beside tAai IL Nsw rast.
,sa as the asesas nsNs~d Tho dtvis
sua 60 the ee8rs al se~~ass wAieA
saanned tha street where tae para 10
gins. oae~ throaxh the AREA. Witch
Fiisssrtns like = brilliant hsahie. Tia
4saagsAsss .sAaas Abreast VI The great
stand 90 which al their r~issfst&-
The sasiess Of eaesw eeeArne o Con,
,iaaoas roar ~ the head ~ tAe has
came iesa stsAt VI tho stsaax, back
AZ the daaxhAcxs came the dtyssteAal
machine sun ecsps, Th~y we're sas
men whose orders wsS~ In sae fAes VI
ca impsadias drive:
III tAe xan teams cannot FemaiA
aers alive iAey viii remasA hero dead
Should Aay man Through shell sheck
or any ether cause attempt 10 sarread
er, he will remain here awaa dead"
nrinsiax ar the rear WA the tlsid
artillery brigade. the engineers and the
various trains villa the Rod Cross u
The end Of the lire
As the ealssoa of The d@aa r~arhsa
The official reviewing siaad Tn trunt
~ the Metropolitan Aasemm u hasiss
rounded ''tMea," while West raaat ca
dess standing rigidly Al attention.. dip.
ped thslE eeaeFss,. etttcsgs salated ana
the army Of dignitariws ard efftcaAss.
With taev Smith, haired their heads.
Another mlle and halt past She
packed stands, and the parade vas
evef Here n vas tina, o'Ryan, sar'
rounded by hts staff reviewed hts men
for the last tins.
laaer the screen which marked the
ena 81 The way marched the laai unit.
The aTth divisinn. z 4. A.. had writ
len It's chapter upon the scroll al tame
and passed into history
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
NAY CALL CONGRESS IN NAY


Paris A special seswaon of both
Houses at the American Consrems
probably viii be- called " assemble
about the middle u Mar, the date
when Pres ien. wfisya hopes ~ ~
turn to the rnited states
II In possible that " tAe treaty Of
peace IL safftcien,iy advanced 10 war
F~as sanh a course. 4 special scsssoa
OF the Senate may be called even nar.
liar 10 Afford n .opporisnity ~ deal
with ihia subject before beins called
upon to direct .ts at.eatson IN other
important matters, chief OF which will
be financial affairs
II 1. held 10 bs ann~c@~sary for
presidan, Wilssa 10 bs In WAshingsea
when the call for wsch special se~'
sion is Issued. for ,his may es ca
hled from Paris IN advance Of his d.
partare from France Mr.. Hilsen,
hewever, has reached no decision fs'
gsrxifnT the question and Ia rc%eyvinK
the shaping T bts course OF Asaton
uutti he has more defini,* idea Of
the date OF his return 10 America
The president In also k.@paag IN
soucil with the development ~ scnt''
meat In the iIaitea States toward q
league III na,sons II the aiiasiion
appears to him TO demand sach &C.
tse,@. II TIA not aniikeiy that yshortly
after his raarn frrm Europe he will
make m extended speaking soar, rrs'
sasting bis view VI the issaa to tbs
voters In the states whoeM senators
are opposed 10 TIE rs,i'it ation 81 the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
sscRr ,,uoc.ooc AoAEa.

CskrAgo TTha f'nfs%s Ss8tsA y
nearly ara Hs!Blinn soc7es osAtss 10
e%e&s. TIE szc-tA&e viii - cserscrse
3arsrx 1919
Wsgnam 4 Bradford editor 81 the
Arse-aeaa Baslas- TrAAe shts asEsrtaesa
hers ae xAsd h lyvtfses sassdins con.
Ll.sa1x AL Aszsst3ans sos ire rgcrn-
ssr-~tssa T<arsod In ~ Eissie vest
A sartey, Ne saas. ssows gsa-.s hare
ssesz sid ia snasay thcssssSss u ~
sz-zs.a SELLERS asx cnss ssAis aostrs
Of n7g saets ssaspoaes by war.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
the ITALIANS MAY LEAVE
Delegation to r-sse Conference %.
eidss TO Withdraw Unless Fsums
10 Assigned 10 Italy,

Paris +@'fae iiE'taa delegation TO thu
peace conference has unanimously de-
c,hed 10 withdraw from the confer
eaea auless Ftamc ID assigned 10 Italy
Independently with the concla
len al peace Tho decision was reach.
-. ~ mastiag of The tull delegation.
pTagftea uTer ny pfgriiTr 'OffAndai IT
Was Immediately communicated 10 he
powers
Col House NJ tho American misston.
promised Premier Orlando "a present
within few DAYS project coacern.
ng thu Italian JagoSlay troats-r
which he hopes will satisfactorily set
tie tho dispute
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
SUCCESS CROWNS !.
ACREAGE MEETING.
MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED
DELEGATES GATHER At cor.
TON CONVENTION.
EXAMINATION PERMANENT
Report on Cotton Acreage Reduction
indicates That the Fight 10 A.
most Wen---x. D. Mekeiias
Welcomed Visitors.

Memphis The Convention az south
arn merchants, baakurs and farmers
held here, supplemental ID the Cotton
Acreage Reduction Convention hald
al Mes Orleans IN February was even
tsors Sa,f,etsssyai', II mat were pusssatc.
than the $r1 orieaAs convention
Every eHe ~ this 10 prime tl1l cot
tongrowing states VAS represented,
With The exception Of Georgia A ,sse
gram was received from Gov Dorsey
pgeds!ng ca opefatiaa. saying that
Georgia wac pushing It's campalgn aud
could be saan;ed upon TO do its part
California had delegation on the
way, but was DELAYED A telegram
sas received saying that 1t would
abide by any action taken by the con
vsatton
The convention hall was too small
for the gathering More than 400
delegates were present and they were
OF Kind tia, would have made up I'm
quality hsa there been deficiency
ia numbers
Besgdes rounding oa, the work for
holding the present crop and reducing
the nsw planting. the convention took
the Important step % appointing !
committee 10 arrange dates for con.
ycntIon tn investigate with the view
Of organizing an EXPERT cottoa cor
porRtion In accordance with plans
suggested by Gov W r, g. itartlne
Of thr seae~af rw~rrvr beard sa,j . ,as-
nittled "a me c1nteMls0a ny t. r r.
Nooa=, al The Commercial Appeal
Ahn meeting Viii 10 held In Meuphia
~ m early date Gov Harding will
come u Memphis Tor tbs purpose VI
explaining the matter. aud VITA him
wii come Senator Owens OF 0alsho
ma. a financial authority, who 10 a
master Of all the details In regard 10
che proposed organization
= Norfieet. after An opening
PRAYER by Rev G. H. Williamson. II
n. briefly summarized the purpose az
the meeting and introduced Hos X
n Mcclellan. United States sens,or.
who Welcomes! the visitors 10 Mem. hts
and 10 Tennessee
IN address Of welcome was also de-
livar~a nv charles J Haas who
spoke In the names " Gov A " Rob,
~~ts NJ Te-nesssv x~h- ~ Har FRAME
L. Men'ererte mayor ~ memphis
both OF whom we're absent uaayoid,
ably Many eeYernorE were unssle To
attend because th~5r legislatures are
In session sad they were unable TO
gst asay
Gov r 1; nlAo WAS one ~ ,hs on,
thes.agty speakers Encouraging ,Nlc.
grams were received rom 0'ssr GOV.
srGrrs
Ira eesventjac NaS sarned over 10
Gov Il G ptnassn, ~ Loq siaaa aho
il rerfuaaert chairman Gov pira art
rad report DEALING w',A general
progress tire Summing vs. nt whtfh.
he sa,t. Indicated Tint -eN'n;iaa ~
&StF ser rent tn acreage WAS assured
TIE sei~tiar ~ l1e ySmuittee GA
resolutions ccmp'rssG tha so-er co1
scssh,a The committee. hy Vstes,
vas -rsls ur as toticr~
Aiaha@a J " peer%a- arka7 saS.
y y Tern, nsc7 GHeSeia.A " n
TAegsSor Mississippi + = Carer.
No~.h cs-0}3ua, T n rs-se- nsla.
An-ra Z 2 f,Nscs $aG.s caro- ina
rna Harris TeaseSses J = Nat.
thsvs Texas. A y Groee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
TOWN HAS DISASTROUS e1eE
Fer. Cesssft Alahs-s, less by ~.
Estimated a. t-SsSs1

Aa1t gssfery. A.S A tatsastroa
ire staSine IN y mD..sery e.a.A
wiped on, rail- ;hs ags4as2s ysetan a
soyt -egss3t A@s an5 e7.si,ing iass
- s11@a Il 7-o7eTty Eight easid
- sa.sn. 4 All ;sa s.cs,y tTSEs.
,.,.srtzs-%s Hsss Saras Kss r*ys II
.srssa ;ae st-sets AL re aetis..g q.
rs a4eass wra te-nst ccast srf
gate ia1a8 Gs8fty 1fsssstg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
RESUME CoFFEE SHIPMENT.
SAips Arrive ss ke~ Orleans with
Coffee Frons EraxsiGan rnrss

%Fa tFslezf9s -~Ann~SHs An9ssas shAs
co;Ise ST. sspsasnsa between Asw Or
saSss sna agsth AnsSacsn par1s hes
Feea resumed ca pf@wag haxss sas
by csssssn ssoasa Tsssrts
,hst slrs STEAMSHIPS ami cas selsoprsf.
1xr-y1Eg - ss Akgs us EaEtos sad
Hls eafsss. se.t ready to ssek
Al ssss~is wsse fTr-E sStssi1aaz
p1rzs fase eofta~. 4 Ess aBsSwsees,
vflT ss uassAiss ans cssvtsz.s5 tSs
Re fnnss rsra 10 Eos..afsa es1sss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

my health 10 I can Do On my work szsd
I an % grateful thas ! an rseommsad-
iny IL 70 my friends 80 Mr. D. j.
ALTERS. r. r. l. OreRon, IN.
oHiywesnea WHO have SUIT the TOR.
ssrres Of such troubles and have drakRsd
along from day to day can realize the
rsiisf which this famous root and herb
remedy. Lydia 4. pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound, brought 10 Mn. Alters.
Women everywhere In Mrs. Alters
condition should profit by hsr recon
xnsndatson, and II there srs any com
plsratsons wrs,e Lydia Y. Pfnkhmns's
hesiieins Co, Lynn, MAss., for advice.
The result Of tkrir W yeAra experiences
h q. your service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
a.sAop Mecoy pEAo.
riuyss Of Methodist Church Regarded
40 Crsssest o~asos.

Birmingham. Ala 80. Bixhep Iamss III.
nts-os Of The Methods, Episcopal
Gnurnh. s1aih aled al Isis bone hers
stssr loss slinsss lsishop N~,ay vas
regarded - QUE ot tsa greatest orators
and shsess scholars az his danamsna
t,e.a, He was lspsn In rsgwst county,
Als, In 1867. ard vas elected sAsAG2
May n, lsia Mssh q. BITS werk ~
blzaop has sseen 9are ir TEXAS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
DRY DOCK IS TESTED.
ain De Ready Aerit i--%orx Began
90 /. Twa Htafb Aza

Baltimore. Ma \ serts9-toa Goat.
IA dry 5sSs sA;cA IL mach lager
,sas the Cry Cock nsw%y also ~ Il
sera. received "a sirst tes; at toe
alast os ihe TIE AssAeca So a5a3,6in 4
Ce,vystr~,lca |; Nj. - ready AEvii 1
vtsrk began as Il trS years asn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

5ss,an Tex Ehsn The seise;sss
&esyisa sEKiem craeed 10 cp@ya.s In
Texas 100 tess fesiimatrsl 81 uassed
gysn.ed matter remained or hand THIS
a ae9 setng offered for sale az waste
raaa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
VI. n u, MEMPHIS. NO. ,s-,s,a

"ibonS cry over Fpiit milk = IL gnoi
advice, but Don't plll ths milk id The
first plare :" ~ better.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

game t1czbis which
|puiied ne dawn IN
|Mi could scs pusmy
foot ~ u door nna
|sxssld seaFtsiy ID NJ
work. an& = ! hvs
Ion = small faxna md
raise Mx hundred
|chichens svssy ysas
|h xnAda II very hard
|fpw me.
! ~ saw shs Com.
pound axivsSsssaa In
cur paper. and tssed
III IL has S~ufx<~sl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

A Lady advises gtrls never to MARI,
q man vho talks loud that aiyic~ /;
certainly Sound
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

when man II making money t~>tN
PIE expect hun 10 pay FOR wha, he
gets
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

ussRt4tA'sA EysiiSs. ssis~ tnna1aeA Eyss
wsttsrsd pvsr nlsht sy FeGsn Ey. liza aa4a
Gas tStal pfgSes ito EnaslJ Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

~ the father ot twins ife seems hut
q spnn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
WHY. NOT. TRY IT2

HrAsxps woNl1 reAltsa taFxe
presses II NJ raised saswNrs.
satss1yHu9wa rhsy assa
sp~aaas Auy ssaFs fonm. nasi
aaY saosv feed, not aay pct
ter care than ths sfats
sb1ala hasa. pal sissf ssl
'oT mslr~ ntasy ksnsaa
fatlHsE pesispest " hsas
trOm pBs registered saass
barn @s~ In 70 YeAfs Tss
pNsthTss 10 " syssunsla PRIV
dacy~i ! ~ hsai iwpsn ere !,
FssN. fhs vslas easna
mn - nan son ~. hFQx~,. ~ I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04
A Cough That Lasts
And win net yield to ordinary rem
udies must have special treatment
Hayes
HeaIinghoney
Stops The Tickle
Heals The Throat
Cures The Cough

Wonderfully effective In the treatment q
Coughs. hu, II the Cpash Is deep-sca.cd
and the Head &C Cheat 10 soro q pene trst'
inn saive should 10 apphrd This erratty
s,rips xny eouks, syrup ia curing eeuyhs
and Colds
A FREE tNx or
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-04

NxfXM AApIDM GxxxA8 pu149aaAA
Asfxn DnmsunDxxcr cuuSne IOr.
AS7xA 6ECxxnm ccA6ng HAsxxz-
AyvxS WxAxxxsw ooaan DxxxmsrM
In the spring when you're AL
in"---faggrd out--hlood thin, Il
you will turn to Natures rrmsdy,
o tonic made from wild roots and
bsrks, which. has stood fifty year,
~ the best spring tonic-ycu viii
End strength rrgained- No need
10 tell yon It's DR.. Picrcs's Golden
Medieal, discovery, put up In tablet
or liquid - rm, and cold by every
druggist in the land. After . hard
wintcr--shnt up indoors, your Blood
needs 4 temperance tonic, . tissue
builder and blood-mAkersuchasthis
Medical Discovery Of DIR .Heroe's.
Send 10 cents 10 f,r. Pinr's invalklS
Hotel, Buffalo, N, Y, far trial psGkagn.
FsesssA, kss.--~wAsa ! ~~s . yu<ss saA my
tlasss tazsey~gAah~i Snd hmp2lr@. My psaVas
sats bas In Fssre~s Gnaisn MwisasI Ds~Sysfy
asa /, ~ sartaisd aal pasissd nwy hiscd tA~s
haze hal ~ srnatis n that kiAd slae~ fsasssa
tsdsnai Discovery Ia tia worry hs~s blood passe~s
anj taaia hAvs eve, kgows Aa.i | a@yss h<sis.ts
IN ,s@ar.ussaalax H." '-- kyA Ja& Gs~&, ~
fvsvss{s IT,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
WICK'S FIGHT ON RAILROAD
 IS EXPLAINED
Observer Contends That Former Delegate Fears Returning Population
 and Prosperity.
WOULD STOP PROGRESS

JUNEAU. April 8 To the Editor
 Wickcrahan most reCelt attack on Alaska, her progress and develop ment, made through his assault cn Secretary Of the Interior Franklin X. Lane and the Alaska railroad, is TO doubt caused by a desire on the part of the former Delegate 10 keep the young blood which left Alaska in response to the countrys call to war from returning tO the Terri tory The recent election in Juneau shows that if there had been as there was al the recent municipal election, Sul2er's plurality in this city would have been at least 10o greater than it wasit was 53. If the vote on Gastineau Channel had been as large in 1918 as if was in 1916. when more than 1.400 votes were cast in Juneau, Sulzer's pu- rality on Gastineau Channel would have been over see 1t was 425 in 1916 and 103 in 1918 Wickersham's iItdI SutCsrsHS ltASt eail " iitI ttit vote of the Territory was al mini mum, has. made clear to him ;hc political value of preventing return of prosperity and population
 Wickersham thrves politically when things are on the down grade and people are diseontented He rose in favor al time when Alaska was entering a slump from the great boom that had been caused by the discovery of rich placer gold deposits in the North, and his attacks on all creation began 70 lose their effect when hope was renewed by the min. Ing development in the First and Third Divisions and the construction of the Alaska railroad The former Delegate is wise to the effect of prosperity on political conditions. and his interest always is in politi- cal conditions. Optimism and hope iulness are disasterous to his brand
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
GOVERNOR RIGGS
 MAKES 4 VISIT
 TO THE VICkSBURG

Gov Thomas Rigg Jr, made all official trip to the Neksburg yester- day afternoon to call upon Lieut.. Commander C. E. Reordan Those who accompanied the Governor were Capt. J. J. Finnegan executive of ficcrs of the Military Department ill Alaska, G. F. Cramer Secretary to the Governor, President Frawley of the Senate and Speaker White of the House, and Major w H. Waugh Capt John Zug and Lieut.. Carter, Of the Road Commission. When the party left the boat, the Vicksburg gave the official salute, eleven guns, ill honor of Gov Riggs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

leg. was made chairman, and Charles l.. NagheL was selected as the sec retary.
 A committee on ball and reception was chosen and for this were seetc- ed Senator Thomas Price, Repro en- tatiyes George W. Pennington, Judge Ii. B. LeFcvre and Senator Hubbard
 According 10 ady;cea received there "iIl bc a representative attendance ct delegates from various sections af Alaska to attend the Grand L2dge igloo, Tho delegates will formulate t1eir own program after they arrive here
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
MUSICIAN RETURNS

DOUGLAS. April 10.-Paul Kesel formerly .bandmaster of the Tread well Band and identified with nut sical circles on the Channel for q number Of years, returned on the Princess Mary yesterday morning from winters stay in California. Paul said he just had 10 get back North for the sumner, even the ia nous steamer beer and fermented grape juice of California not being strong enough to withstand the call Of the N0rthland
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
AT THE LIBERTY

DOUGLAS, April There vii! be an entire change of program at the Liberty for tonight only. Bes- sic Barriscale appears in delightful southern drama entitled "Bawbs, O Blue Ridge" In addition to the main feature, there is an all-star Key stone comedy and a Weekly News of the world. There will be another change of program for Friday and Saturday nights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

of politics He fits into "grouch' conditions conditions which send people searching for d goat He fears the effect of returning people and prosperous conditions, and has set about to destroy the Alaska rail road for the purpose of making q place for himself. Fortunately, the reople of Alaska are wise and they will simply charge another offense up 10 the many that have gone he fCre.
 A SOURDOUGH.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
ARRANGEMENTS
 FOR GRANDLODcE:
 OF TIE PIONEERS
Committee on Reception Was Appointed al Meet ing al City Hall
 Last Night.

Al a well-atteuded meeting of tho Pioneers at tho City Hall last evenjn. called by Judge II E. LeFovre, f. nal arYangoments were made for the reception of delegates to the GranA Isloo meeting to be held in Juneau April 10th. O. P Hubbard, of Val
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
BUYS JUNEAU BUSINESS

DOUGLAS, April 1o Frank Cos tinoble, who last winter opened a pool room and soft drink establish ment in the old Alaska Bar location has purchased his partners interests in the Old Stand location iii Juneau and will conduct the same line Of business there in connection with his house in Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
GARN HEARD FROM

DOUGLAS, April 10-E. J. White. of the Territorial Publicity Bureau, received wire yesterday from the Commanding officer of Fort Dodge, Iowa, relative to the discharge of Wm. 9. Garn, stating that the appli- cation was being considered favor ably and the discharge from the ser vice would not doubt be given to Garn within a short time
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
RED CROSS TOMORROW

TREADWELL, April 10. The rcgu lar meeting of the DoHglas-TreadWe eiI chapter of the Red Cross will take place tomorrow afternoon in the work rooms over the Treadwel offices An unusual amount of work has ar. rived lately and all members are urged 10 be present tomorrow and help at the work rooms to take work home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
ON VISIT TO SEATTLE

DOUGLAS, April 10.-Mrs. Alex Morgan and daughter Dora. left cn the Princess Mary this morning for an extended visit to Seattle and may not return until late this Fall or Summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
LOCATION CHANGED

TREADWELL. April 10. Tie Treadwell traction fire cart which has been located at the Central Power plant has been moved to the Treadwell boarding house the Tread
 we'll authorities finding it much more convenient for immediate use at it5 present location in the event of fire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
STEWARD ON TRIP

TREADWELL, April 1o L. $. Ferris. employment agent and stew ard for the Treadwell interests. left this morning on the Princess May for business trip of a few weeks to Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
ON VISIT TO STATES

DOUGLAS, April 10.-Hrs. E. Silk wood and little daughter left on the Princess Mary this morning for a visit to friends and relatives in the States
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

has been shown since. Tuesday night
 There is also good comedy and Pathe News of the World. 4 change ol program will be shown here for Friday and Saturday nights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

THE EMPIRE PRINTING COM PANY has the best equipped com mercial printing office in Alaska; in cludes 13 linotype faces, the latest styles in types, the only exclusively book and commercial cylinder print ing press in the Territory; modern II every particular; only one qual- " of prntiug-THE BEST-Prices easonable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
MRS. CARSiDE RETURNS

Mrs. II. [. Garsidc returned home oH the Princess Mary from yisi5 oui side and joined her husband at Thane
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
AT THE LYRIC

DOUGLAS, April 10-Tonight will be the last time to see Alice Joyce in The Fettered Woman" which
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

z. J. Loussae of Anchorage, for merly in the drug business at Ju- neau is on the Outside on a busl ness trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

THE EMPIRES classifleds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10

'rodav'a News today-In Empire.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-01
Mexicans in Bad

A combination of booze, concealed
weapons, loaded dice and cards got
party of Mexicans in bad with the
Mesa constable, o. L. Pickens, night
before last and as a result of their
wandering ways they turned over sew
eral hundred dollars in fines to the
local justice. When first discovered
by the constable the party had in
their car a quantity of liquor and upon
promoting a thorough search for the
extra bottles the police also discovered
concealed weapons carried by two of
the offenders. Before the search was
completed a set OF loaded dice and
several sets of marked playing cards
were also added to the collection
Marine and Kinteras, the ringleaders OF
the party, were lodged in Jail, and the
following morning brought before
Justice Newell to tell their story and
fork over their fines, the former sl0e
and the latter $50 on charges OF trans
porting liquor and carrying concealed
weapons.