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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-25
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SERIAL 0lI4S .l NlTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT FOR COAL. LANDS. DEP EPARTMENT'OF THE INTERIOR . UNITED STATES LAND. OFFICE
 u'NENI, ALASKA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that th, Thompson Valley Coal Company, corporation organized under the -laWS of the state of Arizona and dliT an- thorizcd Co do business in the territory of Alaska. has made application under th, provisions of the Acts of Congress Of Apils 2S. 1904, and May 2S, 1908, ard the provisions of the Revised Statutes relating to the location ot ccal lands to purchase the Tip Top and Fourth of July coal claims which form p,rt of the group of coal claims ircN (of ia U. S. Survey No. 4.O. which is more particularly d"- scibcd as follow, -
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The Juneau Empire is authority for the statement that the towns or south castcrn Alaska are in a ftourishing condition this year, owing to the late nm of fish which is swampng the .c:gnclICS.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
REV. A, H. SYKES
MUCH GRAT|F|ED
Tells of Remarkable Change in
Wife's Condition Since
Taking Tanlac.
FEELS 1T DUTY TO SPEAK
Convinced of Great Power and
Extraordinary Merit of
the Preparation.
FEELS 1T DUTY TO SPEAK

It 10 seldom indeed that men of
prominence. especially ministers of the
gospel, willingly express their indebt-
edness publicly to proprietary medi-
cine. However, when a medicine OBJ
tains of that singular purity and eff
cheney that is shown by the uniform
preparation. Tanlac, statements from
our best citizens are to be considered
thoroughly commensurate with the
good that is actually being accom-
plishcd.
Rev. A. II. Sykes. pastor of the Wat
kins Park Presbyterian Church, Ma sh-
vile. Tenn. prominent not only as a
minister of the gospel. but popular as
man and citizen who has been true
TO his friends and every trust ever re-
posed in him. said recently:
For the past ten months Mrs. Sykes
: has been in very delicate health. suf-
trouble. which gradually developed
into general nervous breakdown. At
times her condition became alarming.
and frequently sought medical ad-
vice, but nothing that we could do
for her seemed to bring relief
TN fact, she suffered so long and
so much that I feel it my duty to let
every one know what this medicine
has done for her. For several weeks
her condition was such that she had
to remain In bed. 1 was very much
interested in what read in the papers
regarding the Tanlac treatment, and
decided as last resort to give 1t
trial.
II am a conservative man and have
always been skeptical regarding the
use OF proprietary medicines, but this
case has certainly proven an excep-
tion. am now firmly convinced that
Tanlac is a medicine of great. power
and extraordinary merit do not
think have ever seen anything give
such prompt results
Mrs. Sykes had only taken two
thirds OF bottle Of this medicine
when we began noticing marked i'm
prosement In her condition. In less
than a week from the time she began
taking 1t, she was able to sit up. and
- today able to help with the house,
hold duties.
Before she began taking Tanlac sha
had fearful pains in her side and smf.
fered constantly from sour storarh
and indigestion and was intensely ner-
vous These distressing Symphonic
am thankful to say, have entirely dis
appeared, her appetite has returned,
and she seems to rclish everything sbs
eats. She also sleeps better and 10
gaining strength and flesh rapidly. "A
think It Is only a question of a short
time now until her health will !, he
fully restored. ~,
"Tanlao has certainly proven re-
markable remedy in her case, and-wi,l
do all you claim for it. checrfully
will take pleasure in giving anv Gnu
who Is Interested full details reeardIna.
her case" s s{ 49,. '''.--tS''.''ss
Tanlac is sold In Richmond bv ,rra ~.
Drug Co. and Grant Drug co.-Adv.T N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

a Beautiful party in, tho spring room
wis Sc set up oalo Sses sSppsr
be served in the spring room. and In
the ballroom adjoining. motion pictures
A similar party is given for the colored
employees in the lower corridor of the
who .fas been in California for two
months, stopped at the Greenbrier for
the ,sn weekend before returning to Rich
Greenbrier last Friday for short stay.
g. as Of Was hna Mr AND
Mrs, Alice s.. Moon Of ,Gretan. who
weeks TO take. the cure returned home
| this week with her son-in-law, Franz
aistace. Mrs; Moon, who is "A. has
dfty yrandchildren and many great
grandchildren.
Prominent Wedding.
Ma rag marriage III az, Of Miss .Kstherine
Thomas Bocock Price. Of Rich iii a"I
which was to have taken place on De.
GembeS 20. was quietly celebrated Tues
Of the bridss fat Rb@ins to t ana ds mrl
Price will come to Richmond in a few
1 Mits 70 20 spend pend the Christmas holidays
Sary johnson, and DIR. johnson at their
nome at the Union Theological Semi
:,aIS, Ilntcr PARK.
| Current Events Class.
Miss Mabel Brown, of Norfolk. will
h hnru In Richmond this, morning TO
current events at the Womaii's Club MT
ai:3o o'clock. Miss Brown Will spend
| several weeks here.
Observation-Disclosures.
:, Lieutenant and Mrs. Nathan David
Hargrowe. the latter formerly Miss Pat
| ,ie Phillips. daughter of the late Will
liam ATmistead Phillips, have been
spending their honeymoon in a tour of
northern cities. Their wedding took
place in the home Of. the bride in Phil
lips Grove. Richmond, on Wedensday
mT s December 10. at 1850 O'Clock
me lower floor of the house was deco
rated for the occasion in palms. ferns
Southern. smilaS. white chrysanthemurn m,
and Bride. roses. The Bride entered tho
drawing.room with her brothers. Ell
dred Raleigh. r. Lewis and Villa n
spear Philiips. being given away b,
was arranged with Quantities Of
white flowers and evergrecns, and tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

ceremony was performed before flower
decked gates. The bride wore a stylish
costume s,ess of brown cloth and heaven.
Win Drown velvet hat, and carried q
bouquet OF sunburst roses.
after the ceremony an Informal re-
cePtion was held. The groom. who is
lieutenant In the United States Army,
10 son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Har.
grove OF Richmond. On their return to
Richmond Lieutenant and Mrs. Har-
grove Will be- ut home in Phillips
In Norfolk.
a number OF Richmond people went
formal opening OF the new administrae
ton builGing Of the Y. w. c. a. there
on .Freemason Street. Some OF these
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Tazewcli Tny-
llor: Miss Amy Smith, who is visiting
Mrs. David Fender: Miss Leonn Mac,
George. who Is the guest of Miss Al
lison Sterling.sa nd Miss Pearl Forsythe.
who is with Miss Lelin Konnrtsnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Creme de Menthe !. $1.00l
virginia Julep .75 |

BUDDING - -. 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
S.OCIE. T Y

dances Of tho season was that given
! Isss-, evening at the Country Club OF
siwathmey, of Monument Avenue. to
ddo apestsyr present M,ss Their lovely youny
society Tss eiu5hosse 3ss deeoi:
a a, everywhere, in PAINS. bay trees
and and eversrecns. intersperscd with fra
at II o'clock. II central table was mr.
a osss t Sl'a with biz bssSst bows OF PINK
pink tulle. and the mnntei was banked
With IL, ferns and pink flowers.
ents. who introduced her to the guests
present. and MIR. and Mrs. Gwathney
x ,nn s, assisted in doing the honors Of
n Quaint dress OF white procaded silk
no .uas ae Of t tny pina
buds, edged with lace frill and
With long s"e piack ve Mrs
and her fowers were orchids. An
orchestra played throughout the even
Ing s SEE. INC guess '''e'D''
Bach for the Holidnys: .
student sa a at Sweet sseh Brar cSlese is re-
turning to Richmond today to spend
the christmas holidays with /, her E, par par
Jr., at their home. 1901 Grove Avenue.
Miss Taylor viii have as her guest.
who is at school in New York this
neneiii Dnn..nt December 70.
with the greatest interest TO tho
61nsant To- be gyen on saturaaS
OF the stuart Hall Alumnac Assocla-
zion, 1t VIII be one Of the most
brilliant benefit functions of the holi-
day season. Tables may be reserved
for the afternoon by .telsphonins Mrs.
s eT MF' STAFFORD Parker Madison
MeSdames:
%i:,n9.s'." a, 81. $n ;y :, saf sss Jr
* G-I wills G " -csrrinston
HRs ss.s, g. aH ,r s sa5s
Ssnnders Hobson John John, c1oniy
lspps nu Mai.'e Jr. a aaanst rass
iam IS 70 Msseuf' Roseva se fsEe
sssrd Sss55iSEtoa H sks'. t %,nssPoo,
Ssss;. n Fssi S.,.. roE,i + RUM
Mrs. r. DIeriwether Fry will be
hostess at a dance tonight in honor Of
her debutante daughter, Miss Virginia
Jefferson Hotel at 0 o'clock.
Return to the University.
Lie. .s Who nee came to RIehmond to- attend
the. dance given in honor of Misses
Isabel and Elisabeth Scott last Friday,
have returned to the University Of yir-
ginia. Mr. Muir. who received the
Croix dc Guerre in France. served two
years with the FRENCH. and is nephew
son OF Mrs. L. e. Mecomas. OF Mary
land.
AZ the White.
Christmas festivities arc in the air
at White Sulphur Springs. and every
Holiday. 'Af To ' over 600 sehooi ehildren
in tho town of White Sulphur Springs
the Greenbricr will play the role OF
Santa Claus. and Will give any number
of fascinating gifts TO the youngsters.
The distribution Of gitts viii take place
at the Sunday schools In the village on
Christmas Eve and Christmas morn
ing. and, members of.the colony are
anticipating visit TO town to see
the youngsters enjoy their fun. The
gifts are purchased with the proceeds
OF the motion picture hfuDd with the
desire to show the coniingi generation
the good will OF the resort and thei.
desire for friendship with the COM
munity.
On Christmas Night the hotel man
agcment entertains the employees a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
HOMEMADE
Fruit Cake
Randolph 1o1-104.

Rich. meltingiy delicious cake,
full OF choice nuts and fruits
selected by us and baked by a
Richmond housewife.
2,s. 4 and Glib. sizes, Si.oo per
pound.
Homemade Plum Puddings. s3c.
The real thing, fruity, round
buildings, boiled in the good old
fashioned way in cloth bags.
Richardson G. Robbins Plum
Puddings, 4Oc, csc, 8Oc, Sl.15.
Homemade Mince Meat, sSe.
Made OF just such materials as
would be used In your own
kitchen.
Dry Mince Meat, SOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
WOULD OFFER TESTIMONY
Secretary Daniels Files Request for
teopcninE Of Hearing ON
Military Aviation.

,,..,,, by Associated Pross.l
Daniels, In a letter today to Chairman
Anthony of tho House Military hffairs
Committee. asked that the committee
hearings on military aviation be re-
refute testimony given by officers Of
the army air service. including Briga-
g. Def Chandler and Major +. ID.
Fouls.
Secretary Daniels transmitted to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Reduce cru.h.a-sh.u Fr.,x.t nate,

MOBILE. ALA. Dec. 1s.-Reductions
in freight rates for crushed she'll have
been granted Mobile shippers. accord :
Ing TO AN announcement Of tho local
duction places Mobile on a competitive
basis with Now Orleans. which former
~ enjoyed n rnte several cents per
SINNERS O. - 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Holiday Specials
Different f, !, nj!
Dainty
Delicious lie 81. !, 4
The Hermann Schmidt
Kind "
.s+-s. a.
no Help Out Santa Claus-

To Help Dat Santa Claus i
Here are Christmas novelties
the children will love to findsins,
their stockings: 'sea' +...,'
Chocolates wrapped In .tinfsf1. 3@9ssts
Al ,eorts and shspes--cisar1. blocks.
Chocolate molds. 80 81
a,a,s and vegetables of solid eaes-,
Filled. stockings f+si ~! 81
prises n.them -, ~.
And table fun OF toy novelties.
snow babies. eVorcTeens. etc. Z =
Christmas Mixed Candy, fb., ~&ec.leg:s, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
IN AND OUT OF ToWN.

sI Mlsf H BGsso c a,esgs who is student a,
spend tho .holidays with her parents 1a' Dr. 70
and Mrs II: ID. Hoge. Jr.
MI and Mrs. William Hodges Mann. Jr
OF PETS Ps,sershnrE have been in Richmond for
Dainserfelh, Addison. OF washington. ,s
the guest Q: his cousins, Mr. and Mira
s aeane addison. at SOB West Franklin
William. congreve Jackson. OF pb,,,d.,-
phia', VIII arrive In Richmond on .pecem-
6sr a 20 spend the holidays with his
,EYI Kan Mr. anI Mrs. James Pace, ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Chairman Anthony a copy OF q letter
llr. Daniels declared that tho army Of
hcers testimony regarding naval avia-
familiarity with departments organka-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

-PAASCAGoULA. MISS. Dee IS
states Department of Labor. arrival
here today. and tomorrow will take
shipbuilding unions and officials Of the
International Shipbuilding Company in
an cHort to bring an end to an all
legged lockout of union labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Gift Suggestions
for the Shut-In

. i. 80 : b.
A basket overlooking with
beautiful fruits, attractiVeiy ar
ranged, Is a charming Christ
mas remembrance. s.
Our Fresh Fruit Depa rtments has
made special arransements 10 = n "a
these handsome fruit ;bask etc 10 orr
Ger. Or a box Of flno graded Apples.
priced according TO siae 'Spftaet,t y
oerEs. Roman Beauties. wiifesans.
Pippins, Winter Bananas. stamens.; q
Do You KNOW ....5:. , +
The difference between the
Schmidt kind and the orrii4
nary kind Of raisins 4 and
nuts? If not, and you are
fastidious, we'd like YOU Ito
try ordering from this list: s
walnuts, extra size. ID. 4ac.
Special Friday and Saturday: eapes Z
Almonds. soft shell, 4le. -
Almonds. paper shell, 61c.
Pecans. paper she'll junbcs, eco .rna
Filberts. Sc
Palm Nuts, &c. Mr. s,t
Sheiled Filberts, 44e. 81 a.. &
Fresh. crisp neaty nuts.
Sheiied Almonds, eIc. 2.
Not graded. Small nuts NAV. be rrsa.,
IN cakes. While large ones mag ttn
Malara Raisins. Eoa
Tender. juicy imported frnft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Out Of tho Ordinary

Out OF tho Ordinary
These luscious sweetmeats
never before shown by us in
such unusual and tempting va
riety. They make attractive
and much appreciated Christ
mas gifts:
Fruits Comflts. 35c, Csc, s1.25.
Sent from France. whore they know
the secret OF making these famous
deI!caciee. Tender. rich. clear coiored
CONNECTIONS.
Stuffed Assorted Fruits. sbc, s1.S5.
Preserved fruits. packed full OF nut
meats. Ornamental and rarely good.
Stuffed Prunes. box. s1.2J.
Large, perfect fruit. pumped out
with nut flEngs.
Crystallised Ginger. ssc.
Tender. fragrant. frosted with sugar.
Country Club Candy, $3.50.
The finest candy made at any price.
Sold exclusively by US In Richmond
Creamy. fruit and nut oenters.y with
thick coating OF delicious chocolate.
Chocolate Creams, box. sJc.
The delightful oid-fashioned kind. in
1-pound boxes.
Hard Candy, jar. s5c.
Soft center. Bright, crisp sticks ana
drops.
Home Made Candy, lb., 6Be.
Our mnch-liked pure sugar candy, in
canes. sticks and drops. Harmless
Tor children and grown-ups.
Something New
Shapciy, suEar-coated crystallizea
California Fruits. attractively boxed.
at bOc.
Calapricots
Caloranses
Fisbuds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Just to Remind You

Srnithheld Hams should be ordered
now If you want Us to cook them
for you.
piesled Peaches at csc are mighty
Picked Mancoes. csc. arc also delicious
tidbits.
Pineapple Cheese is $50 and $3.50.
Camembert Cheese, Coz.
Roauefort Cheese, $500.
We carry crispy, roasty.toasty sailed
nuts of all kinds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
EXPECT ACTION ON PEACE e a.
RESOLUTION ON SATURDAY
Forefsn nehstisns Consnittee VIM
Consider Kaox Resolution
at MectfsK.
tBy Univer-af Serv4ee. ,

tBT Universal Servfce.1
,WASHINGToE. Dec, 13.-Sorfre 4esi-
nitc action looking toward tho passa 70
OF a resolution by both Houses OF Con-
grees. declaring peace with Germany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06
STONE WOULD FORCE
AGITAT0RS TO LEAVE
Head of Engineers Says INpcI Those
Who Are Stirring up Labor Dis
Curd-Niust Reduce Costs

CLEVELAND, ohio. sept 5.--Thc
last thing labor wants to do IS to
strike. Unfortunately that is the
last thing labor has to do No mat
ter what the outcome, both sides
are licked "
Addressing the manufactures and
employment managers Of tho cham
her uf commcrc" here. warren :.
stone, grand chief ~ the Brother
hood cf Locomotive Engineers, mad"
this dochrlr6h lie was sp'dl- ns
on what IS the matter with labor"
The hirh cost Of lHing is thc
matter with labor. Mr Stone dc
ClIrod.
our present economic system IL
practically failure because II ,Ln
no longer feed the people. A sou-
ton must be found and toGEd
quickly
one element OF the present un-
rcs,. he charges i7 due to the work
pf agintors pnid by German and
Russian money.
"Eyrcl the agitators," he de
mandcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06

yrarS the French pcup.r hnt expect
ed and dreaded THIS vll Tho
French people wanted us. when ""
went iu lHriH. tu make peace. fu
take steps 30 prevent auy rururrrugt
~ he terror NJ many years lurN
wanted removed his sprglUr uf ter
ror and the accepted rulu that the
strong have an th, rights
The pr'gldont then repeated hls
former Statements dealing with iho
responsibility ~ Germany FOR the
war he thcn Declared that one ut
the greatest Ccnirrs " intrigue iu the
past wns constanlinopIo.
The pawus ~ tho game NJ Euro.
poIn politics were at the Turkish
capital" said the president
Every international conference
that has preceded that still iu prog
ress ia Parts has been drHlgucd lo
play the game ~ the domination ut
tlo weak by the strong For The
first time IN the history uf the world
peace conference b, being held thul
takes care Of the weak
shrdlu shrdu hrdlu hrdlu rdlu u nm
This treaty I brought back is de-
signed 10 protect the weak nItiuns ~
the world This is not an uItrusur
nlllhtnl II We lt nor lhhr 'ifF 'l
the weak We win have more wars.
Having ruuC into his affair /
want the gentlemen who would with
draw now 90 show mo how they Will
not bc contemplate duitturs II they
Withdraw now bofor" the objects Tor
which We entered the war are fulh
completed
"Wr entered this war tn destroy
Gormnn aggression Look al the MAJ.
There yuu find Poland. ltumAniu,
hungary They are in the path ~
pan Gcrwuu.sm which W have dc.
,Iarcd viii De- dralruyri forever.
Without the league ~ nations pan.
cunnut nr entirely KILLED.
Nc cannot stay uui uf future wars N
they are io come America cannot
mind her own business NJ We were
10 du so wp would hr suspected and
drspispd This treaty ia in bee nu.
plrd whether We rHtnN % ur mot
Germany must be- restored indus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06
SAYS CHINA PREFERS HUNS
TO JAPANESE rs OCCUPANTS

NEW YORK. sept 6-Tal Chi
CIo. Chinese technical delegate To
the peace confer, cc. replying TO a
statement hy NoEke MaHuoki, sec
rctary Of the Jamncse peace delegd-
uou. regarding d possibility Of ia
pane early wltdrawal from the
province OF Shan ing, said today:
China would refer to have Ger
many In ShantUS instead OF Japan
II they were tho My alternative, be
cause Shautung far removed from
Germany. while the hands OF the
japanese thero 8 added danger 10
China on ac.olr' of JapanS Already
strongly fortund possessions in
Korea and Sout Manchuria."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06
MINERS REACH CLEVELAND
FOR OPENING CONVENTION

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 5.--John
l.. Lewis. acting president OF the
United Mime Workers Of America,
and other international officers have
established heldquailers here pre-
,tmiuury 10 the operiug Of the two
weeks convention which begins next
Tuesday.
Mr. Lewis said the convention
would devote is tire largely TO the
consideration Of tht demand for u
substuullal IncreaS in wages and
the ina agura,ian ot "a siN-hour work
day FOR ia, miners Two thousand
q logate representing 100000
miners. ar, cypcctd 10 attend the
convention
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06

SANTIAGO. chile. Sept 5.--Thc
hrcwcrirs having declined 10 grant
the demand of their striking en-
ploycs FOR hcticr conditions. gen.
crol s,rik" has been declared In sym
pathy with thc brewery workers.
Tho street ears. ar" tied up ana the
hSicah driycrF shoemaker. uttcr-
and members ~ other unions 'u.n-
ing the movement m" railway myn
also have decided Co 80 nut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06
Berger Declares All
He Gefs Is Sentence
and Quits Committee

CHICAGO. sept; 3 Congress
mtn-elect Victor l. Berger "f
Milwaukee, retired today as
member ut the national executive
committee of the national socialist
parry ana announced he wouldrnot
Doc a candidate for reelection.
Il have been a member OF the
cpmmItic" ever sine" the parry
was organized. sud Nergcr, and
al ever got out ~ u wus 20
year prison sentence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06
RETUTr sToCKMEN' CLAIM
DnIla. Citizens Send TclrgrntnS ~
Protest nt Testimony Given senate

wAsnINGTON. Sept Senator
Kcudrick of Wyoming read into The
record NJ the senate Agriculture
committee today a Joint telegram
from residents ~ Dallas, f"Nns.
which said that its sirners wished
"tn rcfutr the Infamous testimony
" G y Hunt ~ Dallas. 20 'he -
feet that Dallas people are satisfied
with the present high cost ot living '