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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
PIERRE SALES

Antonio vladla nejen v Gre
,soniers, nyLrz take V tomto Pc
.:odlnem dome ktery MateJ
5ernou koup::l. Bylo by byvalo
,kutecn6 ncspravedlive, kdyby
-Aatej vedle sveho patrona jenz
,e tax obhatil, zustal v podri-
4enem postaveni. Proto zve.s;l
Sc tax oboharil, zustal v podri-
~ pred delsi dobou svoji kan
:elar, zachoval 81 svoji svobo-
.iu a nechtGl pro nikoho vice
pracovati. Bylo dosti ma tom,
zastupoval sveho pritele Vile
ma Lureau jehO obchodnlch
-alezitostech krone toho Oh.
,taraval ST sroje vlastni. Proto
.ylo zcela priroZeno, re vet5i
LAST roku travil v Parizi a pons
jadz zena Vilema Lureau chte
a obyvati jeden z nejnadher-
,ejSlch domu V Parizi, bylo
icela piirozeno re ODE rodiny
e spojili. Nyni museli Sc Rer-
louovi spokojiti bytem pa
en- poschoGi, ponevadz krasna
Antonio nem6la pro sebe do5ti
llista v poschodi prvem. TAX ri
y ODE rodiny jak v Norman Iii
ak v Parizi pod vladou Anto-
lie svorne spolu.
Ma otazku, kterou il Ant0-
lie polozila odpovedela Simo-
ia obvyklou svou povolnosti:
"Co chcaS Antonio. Nerika-
y jsme vccra, ze pujdeme do
3on-MarchC?'
ITO je p-avda, anO potre-
ouji celou fadu veci pro Gre
5soniers. Ale muzeS nakupy ob
5tarati sama. Chci konecne BY
>: hOtova :, temi nekonecnymi
lkouskami Ii svadleny kters
e tax nudi. Jdi tedy sama do
3on- Marches, nechceS?"
Del mi seznam veci kterc
nam koupiti' pravila Simona,
Aniz by poEaiedem nebo hla-
;emv nejmeSim prozrazovala,
zc Sc j navrh pritelkyne ne
IDA Sc byti zcela prirozenym.
Vzala 81 od Antonio listek,
pozeptala s. jeste na nekte,e e
pOdrobaosti stran zbozi a obeJ-
nuvsi svoji pritelkyni, stoupala
pax tezkyn, krokem k svemu
obydli. Kdy2 prisla k syemu
pokoji uzavicla dverc a Ia he.
kolik minut vypukla We vz,y.
kOt.
Kolik sIzl jiz proiila Cd ono
ho dne co objevila pravdu, bt
,estnou pravdu! Ale nikdo {
nich neved6l ami ne ia, kter;
byla jich p+iCinou. Placic po
zdvihla hlavu k velke fotogra
fiji mad luzkcm a vzdychala:
"k jakemu poblouZnGni mi
zc dohnati hrisna laska pOcest
neho muzc. Go udelala u mehs
muze jenz tyl tax hodny a yer
| ny, kdyz jScm sc do neho zami
lovala -
POcestnost dobrOta byi,
hlavnimi vlastnostmi teto zen,
liz cciy sv4. pokladal "a nepa
trne stvoieni a jez m6la zla
mcnitou poyahu; neb0t ackc
liv nalczla tajemstvi V zivOt
sveho A1uze 2. vedela vsecko
trpela v ticnosti ably neznicil
|stGsti ccle rodiny.
Casio chtcla vybuchnouti Ear
vosti. Ale ncDyl by sc tohO jc-
muz We svG hriSnc WASN'T chop
! iako prilezitosti X rozluce?-
Rozd6liti dGti mcZi otce d ms
tku, jeji dtti?'
Jak caste byla V pokuSen
lyzkriknouti ma sveho chote:
"Jsi zaslepen! Myslis 81 Z
ona jc tvo.ii? Nebijc ii to d
oci. zc nikdo jiny vstoupil d
1icjiho zivota, jejz ona sta
mnohem vy3e nez tebe uboh
sedIaku?"
Ironicky smich vysusil je
Shy. .Ironickl smich. Nikdo h
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KOUPf Sc sici strOj, ZachO-
valy z druhe ruky. Nechte a
dresu Y adm. 1. |. 4-24
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NAME NEKOLIK peknych

farem V prodeji S ISlznym I'VE
lebcnim a zarizenim, prihod-
nych X trhu. Jsou ke kOupi ia
ceny LEVINE a "a VyhOdnych
podminek. Pistc ccsky ncb an
glirky o blizsi podrobnosti ma
#. J. Mika, Chardon, 0.
1-2H.
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zati: zna ujec ptvod zeny, kts
re ruku svou nabizel? vi sku
tecne, byli-li rodice jeji leps
Wennerovych, a nedostalo-li se
|ji dedictvim po otci nejake pc
tupy?"
"Vim tolik, re jeji otec by
bratrem matky Lagerskogov,
a ze tax jest dalekou pribuz'
'nou me zesnule zeny."
| "Ale pres to ztravil mdj O.
tee til leta We -" Berta polo.
,zivsi ruku ma rameno Liedgre
novo poseptala mu nekolik
'slOv do ucha.
| Okresni soudce zbledl a uci
nil pohyb, jako by Sc byl o ne
co spalil. PAX pohledl ma mia
dou vdovu zrakem pochybuji-
elm; ale ma tvafi jeji jevil sc
yyraz, ktery presvedcoval jej
az prilis o smutne pravdivosti
jeji vypovedi.
"Nuze", pfevzala Berta opet
slovo, "jsem-li ia, dcera jeho,
meme hOdna vaznosti a oddano
sti? Myslim, re nikoli. A pre-
ce b y Sc ujec dnes rozpako-
val, nabidnOuti mi jmeno sve.
Ci stala jsem Sc vyznanim tim
to spatnejsi? Nemam-liz tytez
dobre vlastnosti, ktere jsem
lmela pred tim, nez-li jsem uj-
cow povedela slova Osudna? :?
A jest-li tomu tax, museji mi
I'll prece nejakou cenu. Maji-li
ctnost a hodnota lidska neja-
kou platnost, pax, ujce, jest IL
sudek Wennerovi nespravedli
Wy a nelze zamlceti, re jste
blaho a mir ditete sveho Obe-
ltoval neblahemu predsudku.
Nesmi-li Wenner stati Sc mu-
zem Gertrudinym, protoze o.
tee jeho dopustil sc zlocinu,
pax mily ujce, nemohu na dale
|prodlevati v dome vaSem jakO
|pritelka Gertrudina. Jsem tedy
zcela ma to priprayena, re ujec
zakaze Gertrude vSechen styk
Sc mnou, jake s osobou il ne
hodnou. Ably nam obema by
10 usporeno slyseti slova tako-
Va, chci We SVEN pokoji vycka-
ii odpovedi ujcovy. Dokud il
nedOstanu, neuvidime se."
Asi Ia hodinu pc te byl Ber
te odevzdan listek cd okrcs-
lnihO soudcc. Psal il:
"Nauceni, jakeho dostalo sc
mi cd Berry, bylo prikre a
mono re spravedlive. Nechci
vsak V te chvjli o tom uvazova-
iii. Pro ten okamzik mohu rici
jen tOlik, ty nechceS stati Sc
manzelkOu mOu, to isi vyslovi-
Ia urcite. Budiz, ale nemysli,
&c odhaleni, ktere jsi mi uci-
,nila, jest pricinou, ze Sc po-
drobuji zamitave odpOv6di
nybrz bud ujiStena, zc odhale
nj TO naprosto nepusobilO na
mOu oddanOst. Dukazem tohC
jest, ze prosim tebe, abys Iii
,stala Gertrudy. Jest il zapo
trebi tveho pratelstvi, ably mac
ztratOu, ktera il stihla. nabyli
ut6chy a zajiste re Includes 81
na nj mstiti "a prehmat, jeho;
die tyeho nahledu dopustil 81
ltvuj uiec Goran Liedgren.'
!, Is.
| Mezi tim. co dalo sc vSeck'
] TO dome Liedgrenoy6, byl
4 videti hrabGte StralkranSc, a
;. ubira Sc tridou vladni do uli
: &C svatojanske, kde vessel d
: maleho, 6ervenG natreneho dr.
vGneho domu, ktcry stal na r
hu teze tfidy tfidy vladni.
e Ma prahu jcdnohO malyc
nakrivcnych domu, jcz stall
G pravG vchodu, sedel chlap
= OtrhanGm Od6vu, zamGstnan
Ii upravovanim klece. Jina Me
a stala vcdlc neho, naplnena n,
y st t'astnymi Zajatci. ktcri plaS
l. sem tam polctujicc naraZcli 4
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PRIME Sc schopny nate
rae a papirovac. Haste Sc u
Zamecnika, 1O406 Union Ave.
4-23
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$55 KOUPi $3.50 mluvici
stroj S 80 rekordy "a hotove
neb IA Bond v elsie Bill w.
25. ui. (Postranni vchod).
5-19
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KOUPf Sc me,nsi domek
pro icdnu rOdinu na vymenu $
Totem. Lot je ma lO5. ul., u
MON Boulevard, ostatni die.
dohodnuti. Nabidky Zaslcte
pod znackou "Domek 29' do
adm 1 |. 4-24
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PRIJME Sc delnik, poda-
vac do tiskaciho stroje, KITE
ry ma v tomto obOru prace
nejakou zkusenost. Haste
Sc hned v tiskaine Sveta. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22

VOOOVO ~ - ~
i ''Co chce tim ujec rici?" pra
; villa Berta rozcilena.
] "Ze ten, kdo vi, ze ma jme'
nu rodicu jeho lpi potupa net
.zlocin musi Sc chraniu toho, a
, by prenasel pohanu ma nevin'
ne. Snatek mezi synem neh
dcerou muze spatne povesti s
osobou, ktere ma cestne a wa.
enc iimeno, stane Sc vzdy klet.
bou pro tuto, ponevadz tim u
vrzena byva nebezpeci ruz-
nych urazek, pokoreni i potu
py. Ty pravis, ze Wenner po-
ziva obecne vaznosti pro svou
'obratnost a poctivost, pri-
pOustim, re tomu tax jest. Ale
coz plate1o, kdyby byl muzam
sebe vytecnejsim! Skvrna po
Otci zdedana zustane ma mem
lpeui, ano, poji Sc k tomu je-
ste tajna obava, ably syn jed
nOho dne, drive neb poZdeji ne
podal dukazu, re pochazi z te
re krve, jako odsouzeny zloci-
nee. Wenner ma dobrou flavu,
dostaiO Sc mu dobreho vycho-
vani, cimz nabyl Zpusobilosti,
ably mohl ma uzd6 drzeti a ovla
dati vybuch surovych WASN'T.
Ale kdyby naskytla Sc prilezi
tost, ze by byl podrazden pri-
lis, bylo by Sc obavati, zc do
pusti Sc cinu, iimz by cely
svui zivot poskvmil. Zkratl,a,
nikdy nesmi Sc o mnG rici, re
bych byl provdal dceru ia mu
ze, jenz Il niZkOsi Sc povznesl,
a st astnOu nahodOu Ocitl sc v
kruhu, do n6hoz mikdy namel
'byti pfipusten.'
| Berta, pokud Liedgren mlu-
Ivil. brzy bledIa, brzy rdela Sc.
Kdyz domluvil, podotkla jen /:
"Ktcrak mozno, Ze tax osvi
ccny muz, jakym Jest ujec,
muzc mluviti tax iednostran-
ne, iakoby ditky musily snase
ii trcst "a chyby rodicu svych ?
Tot pro ne nemuze miti mia
kych nasledkuv?"
'Prece. kdybys mela tom
tolik zkuSenosti jako id. ze
potomci Zlocincu d6di po mich
,vady nepravosti. Demluvils
bys TAX jako nyni. nybrz stiti
la Sc jako ia kazdchO styku /:
: mimi. Vychovani a obyceje o
vScm mohou prispeti valne
4 umirneni a zuSlecht6ni zded,
| nych vloh, ale pres to mic nepr
-!m6jc mnc k tomu, abych blah'
: a budoucnost dcery sve syeri
! do rukou bratra potuIneho pi
O |snickare. ktery byl obza,Ova
. y kradeze.'
y Ale pana ujcc mohlo ST
: !hnouti icStG n6co horSihO! ~
J. llala Rerta Odhodlan6, "a ze S
! tax nestalo, ma dekovati je
n ,oholnostem.
@ "Co tim minis. Bcrto." taza
Ii Sc okrcsni soudce, upirajc II
j. mladou pani ostrc zraky Sv'
= "Minim tolik. zc asi pred {
&c smi dny uiec nabizcl jiste *
q ne ruku "A Srdcc sve."
"Pravda, a Zadal iscm il,
" ably 0 tom uvazovala az do dt
T. naScho Odjezdu.'
"a "Ona vSak lined odpovGd
u la. IT, ncni il treba rozmySl
G. ii SC. zc ncmuzc stati Sc cho
~ uicovou. kdyby sc jiz tcho
ci ncbyla TAX urcitc yyslovila, |
st la by dneHni rozmluva pricir
o. la k tomu. ably dala rozbodnt
40 odpoved'. Nyni ale poznava
,v Ste. &c sc nesmi nikdy provd
no ii. kdyby Srdcc jcii pouta1
bylO k nektercmu muzi ci
ID neivfclcjSimi."
TO- "NcrOZumim Sloyum ivy
Ii- Ecrto - &c jscm sc o tebc
ii. chaz2l, tot prccc nctyk;i sc
a; niceO Ncci WeiMn,royv9
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DrObne
Oznanky

PRIJMOU Sc dye maSinaf-
y ma damske kazajky. Stala
prace. Haste &c v elsie 3468
E. 81. ulice. AZ
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Neslychana lace!

Mlekarska farma o 112 a.
krech. Puda velmi Irodna, do.
bre pastviny, potok, pekny les,
krasna stepna zahrada, dobre
budovy, cd prvni az do posled
nj masiny co jest ma farme "a
potrebi. Sedm nejlepsich hol-
stejnskych krav, l byk, / tele,
8 dobre kone, swine s 10 pra
saty, Is slepic. 200 buslu ov-
sa, pSenice, jecmen a brambo-
ry, a akry zasete psenice a je-
telove louky. Ia tuto farmu
a vSe jak stoji a lezi date pou.
re $4,000 a takto 81 a Vasi ro.
dine zejistfte dobrou budouc-
most a samostatnost. Muzete
poiozit $45OO a zbytek ma G
proc. ma cas- die prani. Costa
dlazdena Z Clevelandu az k
farme Pospeste 81 neb je to
lace zfidka Sc vyskytujici.
JOSEF PECHOTA,
pozemkovy jedns:el
5638 BROADWAY, "a Oulem
I?
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PRIJMOU Sc divky ma sto-
firovani rukavd a ma rejhovanf
ma kabaty. Haste Sc u j. Bar
tunka, 1907 JewetU Ave., neb
DO seste hOdine vecer V c.
5Ol5 Pershing Ave. 4-23
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PRODA Sc zdravy a spOle-
hlivy kun a kryty wiz. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 5108 Storer ave
4-24
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ZTRATlL Sc pamatny spoil
kovy odznak cd sp. Sv. Josefa,
Clev. Kat. Jednoty. POctivy ma
lezce necht' no Odevzda prot
odm9ne V {. 3737 +. 52. ul. na
karlin4 4-23
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PRONAJME Sc Obchodni
misto, hodici Sc pro jakykoli
bchod, {. 1906 Fleet Ave.
Blizsi sdeli J. Batista, 1868 E..
40 ul. 4-23
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PRIJMOU Sc maSinarky a
divky ma muzskou kabatovou
praci. Stala prace ZaruGena.
Haste sc u j. Vavrusky, 3798
F.. 81. nj. 4-23
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.PRODA Sc DUN

svetnicich Sc vSim Zaf1Zen!m,
Haste Sc elsie 1907 +. III.
MI 4-23
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc u
Jos. Toulka, $500 E. SO. St.
4-22
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temto ObGma muzlm. Sc KITE
rym Mich ma nyni Antonio,
kdyz Sc zbav;la deti, muze j pfi
telkyne asi dostavenicko? A
ktery z obou pripravi dnes ve-
Ger nebo Ultra Antoniii tichou
scenu zarlivosti? z toho jake
tajna pozorovatelka pozna ko
mu obou bidakl dala pred
most.
!, -
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
CABARET SCENE FILMED IN A FAMOUS CAFE

It's something like to trip to New York Citys Bohemian section to see the cabaret scenes in "As Man Made Her." which will be seen at the Palace Tuesday. And that is the reason for this fact that these cabaret scenes were filmed in one of the most famous cafes in the metro polls, the safe having been espec- ially engaged by World Pictures for this particular use.
 The scenes give good idea of the way this cafe and the way that scores of other cafes in New York City look night after night. The or chestra appearing in these scenes is the one that plays night after night for the merrymakers to dance by and the Hawiian dancer, who gives such lively exposition of the wicki- wacky stuff, is the famous dancer, known from one end Of New York to the other, who nightly furnish a new thrill by her startling steps to the diners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
A. s. ALLEN KILLED
 BY FALLING DISTANCE
 FIVE HUNDRED FEET

A. S. Allen, Native of Scotland, aged 3S years, was instantly killed yesterday afternoon at one o'clock, when he accidentally walked into an oreway of the Perseverance mine and fell 800 feet.
 The body was brought to Juneau and funeral and interment will be made at this place, from tho c. w. Young Company's undertaking depart ment at a time to be announced later.
 Allen had no relatives in this country. His parents reside in Scot land. He had been employed at the Perseverance as a mucker for about two weeks before his death.
 The place of the accident is well lighted, and the only way to account for the accident is that the man sim. ply walked into the oreway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
SPORTS

Each succeeding victory registered by Jack Dempsey, the new terror of the heavyweight class, is followed by the announcement of new offer for championship contest between him and the titleholder, Jesse Will lard. Dominick Tortovich of New Orleans, who promoted the recent fiasco between Dempsey and Carl Morris, was the latest to bait the champion. He offered a purse of $75,- 900 for twenty-round contest and proposed staging the battle after the closing of the Mardi Gras season in the Crescent City but was unsuccess- full
 Although Willard from time to time has iteriated his avowal to de- fend his championship for the sec ond time since he won it from Jack Johnson in Cuba three years ago last April, there is little chance of this coming to pass in the near future. Willard may be sincere in the declar- ation that he will emerge from his self-imposed retirement, but the event cannot be considered anything more than mere possibility.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
BILLY BURKE TO
 BE SEEN TONIGHT AT THE COLISEUM

In speaking of her latest Para mount picture, Billy Burke was heard to say few days ago: "'The Land of Promise is to me one of the 1ealest pictures I ever worked in and in portraying the inner heart-life of the little, affection-starved English girl. Norah Marsh, almost lived the character and was quite as wor- ried over her problems and troubles as if they had been my own.
 "The part of the picture that was staged in Western Canada will be very beautiful, for we passed through the most beautifuu sections of the Canadian Rockies and, shot some scenes there as well as in the yellow wheat fields where most of the pro- duction was taken and where my film husband was supposed to have a farm.
 "A queer thing that happened while we were working on this production was that I kept feeling that l had been in those places before-and, in deed, several times when we were motoring about looking for locations was able to tell the driver which way to turn, although I had never been there before to my knowledge
 "The mystery was explained upon receipt of a letter from my aunt in Montreal, who asked me whether remembered the trip I had taken with her through that same district at four years of age.
 "'The Land of Promise, in which starred for many months on the speaking stage, was arranged for the screen by w. Somerset Maughan, it's original author, and will, think, prove to be even more popular than the original, as we were, of course, able to secure many effects impossi- ble for the narrow limits of stage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
eTRAP m%91|
 md ~ TI FIELD E4

Shooting is now game with Amr- jeans. Many have played it in the past, millions more will play 1t in the future. Shooting hereafter wills be taken up with just as much vim as football baseball, golf and our other favorite pastimes. Our soldiers and aviators have been taught to shoot with the shotguns in the eantone- ments and flying schools and no man passed a successful examination as an aviator who could not break fly ing targets with a shotgun. The shot gun to the boy of the future will be what the lariat is to the cowboy of today.
 One thing we will have to remem. Der is that great many men in re- turning from the battlefields will never again return to office routine They have accumulated that desire for outdoor life that will change their mode of living upon returning They will go to farming and other outdoor activities. The United States Government realizes this and has plans under way for the distribution of farm land for those who have SC honorably served the country and aided in making the world free for all peoples.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

Not the least important of the many problems that will confront John McGraw when he chaperons the Giants to their training camp be low the MasoD-Dixcn line in MarcS will be the future of Heiiiic Zlmmer. man. Will Zim's legs be sufficient ly strong for him to continue at third base, at which post the wear and tear on an athletes underpinning is considerably. or will he find 1t neces- sary to play either in the outfield or at first base, where ones legs do not feel the strain of play as much as at the near corner? Those are questions that not only are interesting Mo Graw and his famous third sacker, b'lt also the army of fans who ara Hoping for another National LeaEts pennant in this city next autumn. It is one of the most important prob lens concerning the future or the Giants, for If 1t be necessary to shirt Zim to first or the outfield It may not be go easy to supplant him at third.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
THEAT ATTRAC HONS General News of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
 and Features

steal valuable mineral lands in the Kingdom, with the headquarters of the plot also in New York, and there are some exciting scenes when the Princess and the newspaper man be- come mixed in these. The Harold Lloyd comedy is considered one of the best yet seen in Juneau by many who attended last night. It set the audience into roars of laughter Also there is a good Pathe News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
JUNEAU LAWYER
 BACK FROM LONG
 CALIFORNIA VISIT

z. R. Cheney returned home on the Alaska after spending three months in California Mrs. Cheney and Mas ter John Cheney are in Los Angeles and will remain there for few weeks longer before coming North.
 They have been having very cold weather for California in the Los Angeles region," said MT. Cheney. The nights have been particularly cold, but the days have been bright and pleasant. People have been fighting to save the citrus fruit crop, and smudge fires kept going at nighttime have covered the whole country with smoke"
 Mr Cheney left Seattle on the City of Seattle. He stopped off at. Ket- chikan, spent day there, caught the Alaska at that place and arrived at Juneau ahead of the City of Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20

league park
 Pitcher Bob Shawkey who left the Yankees last Summer to take his place as a member of the crew of the U. s. s. Arkansas, is an ex- ceedingly fortunate young man, for he was permitted to witness the sur render of the German High Seas fleet to the Allied Naval forces. Bob tells briefly of this experience and of a few more only slightly less inter- esting in a letter just received by Harry Sparrow, business manager of the Tanks.
 Shawkey has seen service in for eign waters since last July, when the Arkansas, on which he is chief Yoeman,. and other vessels of the Ninth Battleship Division joined the British Grand Fleet-which Bob soys incidentally, is some fleet" This Division, with the British men of war, had it's base at the Firth of Forth, and patrolled the North Sea in search of submarines, frequently skirting the coasts of Norway and Sweden.
 once" writes Shawkey, I've were within fifty miles of the Arctic Cir cle and the seas were very high and rough"
 When Bob wrote the division to which he is attached was about to proceed to Norfolk, England and from there to Brest to take part in the reception of President Wilson. Shawkey closes his letter with the assurance that he is ready to play ball in the Spring, and believes that he will be discharged from the Navy in time to report to Miller Huggins 1t the training camp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
NOT RAISE cARrARE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.--Federal Judge Chatfield has denied applica- tion of receivers of North Side Trac- tion Co. of Queens County, New York for permission to increase rate of fare from five cents to seven cents. The Judge said that the court has no right to increase fares on railroads when such rates are specifically fixed in the franchise.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
FIRE ALARM BOXES Correct to Aug. l2, 1918

Correct to Aug. 12, 1918 l-3-Cor Third and Franklin 1-4-Front of J. R. Will6' store. l-S-Op. Marshal ( Newman's.
 Front Street. 1-e-opp. Alaska Auto Gar
 age, Front Street. 1.7-Front Street. opp. City {. Dock.
 f-s-Front Street. below Wor- then Mills. l.l-Cor. MrS. 0ermain's store. z Willoushby Ave. 1-8-Wifloughby and 1nA. ,s-4-6eward and Front. a-E-1iain lnd Front. 1-D-lfsin and 2nd. S-f-Cof. 9th and Seward. e-a-6astineau Ave. and Rawn
 Way.
 S-4-0old and End. 8-E-lth and Harris. 8-e-5th and Gold. S-7-Sth and East. S-S-7th and Gold. S-s-Sth and Kennedy. 4-1-9th and Indian l-2-6th and Calhoun. l-3-West end Distin Avo. l-S-eth and Calhoun. l-e-7th and Main. l-7-13th St.. opp Northsrn Laundry. tim and E St. 6
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
: BACK ACHE
umbes Up With psaetrat1AB
 elam01n'S Wizard on

A harmless and effective prspara- ton to relieve the pains of Rhetinfa- tism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lufi1. bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil It pen- etrates quickly, drives out soreness, and hmbers up stiff aching joints and muscles.
 You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mishap, when there is need of an immediate healing, anti. septic application, as in cases ot sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings.
 Get it from druggists for 90 cents If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 90 cents. Guaranteed. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
PARK ROW PRINCESS" |LAaT TIME TONIGHT
 a~ -nE nAl ARE

Mildred Manning and Wallace Mac Donald in "The Princess of Park Row" give charming story of a Princess and her plunge into the whirl of New York life and acquain- tance with live-wire American newspaper man. There is plot to
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
A Wonderful Fact.

.And we KNOW that ALL THINGS work together for rood to them THAT LOVE : COD" This is a blessed truth te. these who truly love God aAt SERVE HIM, but, if you gro living only to satisfy your ewR desifes and ambitions, you VIII often find your plans up-
 tt, to your loss and sorrow. Give your LIFE and LOVE stc COD then YOU ran prove the truth of these words Al
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-20
COBB WITH DETROIT

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Ty Cobb, while passing through this city, de nicd the report that he would leave the Detroit team. He said that all the players who entered the war were given their release, however, and that he probably will play with Detroit this year.