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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-02
Watch Service.

An old-fashioned watch meeting was
held on Tuesday evening at the M. T..
church. TIL, services began at 1o:3O
and closed at IL O'Clock. There was a
good attendance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-02

WANTED = Cir for general house
work. Apply 5O7 Fairmont Ave.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-02

WANTED - Girl for general house,
work. No washing or ironing. Two
in family. Apply $40 Emerson st., or
phone 1908. 1.1.St-4916
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-02
WANTED
Branch Manager
~ ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION 4
CORPORATION

Formerly large mangi acturers Of
steel products, now tengaged in
lprcductiof Of MAMMOTH patriotic
work, is speniaga Branch office
ii Falr1f font. Redplres services
oAgooV business fan as Manager.
APPLICANT MUST assume duties
aboVt January be able to d.
rect,a small saIfs force, the most
Of whom will e attracted to the
work ion accd int Of its patriotic
nature, $1,000 gcash bond required.
fully s{cured Entirely new propo-
sition; mat enal advertising cam
paign starting, including double
page ad ins local papers, tremend-
GUS opportunity. Replies solicited
from parties who find their bus
iness Improbable or not in lfar-
'mony with war conditions. Com
mission basis with earning upward
of $1,000 per year.
Sales Manager will assist in or
gaining sales force and supervise
opening Of Branch House. Make
your answer complete to secure
interview. You will be required
to come to Chicago for two days
instruction and training, and un-
less you have the money for cash
bond, and your reputation will
stand the third degree, save your
stamps. This is a real opportunity
that will present itself but once IN
q lifetime. Write or wire. PnfsI-
DENT, 1910 Advertising Bidding,
Chicago. III.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-02

S'1'aI'0.6 ixpsd tlpnaly Forces;
=. Killed ~ died Of wounds,
o. 1'I1 tfpHt accident and cher
cause. died ~ disease, IA; wound
~ ..||esl9. 2pg missing in action,
Killed SIn Action.
ts1s' S!t Rsbss.. San FRANCISCO,
.|e.Ittnsf
r1'.| William b, dorchester Cen.
tst N3Iilanf Cleveland, Ohio.
Ionn0o1I eerh II Chapel Hill, N. G.
|'oaI|ef Harry IL Chicago, III.
Ho.|4dl Harold BUR-, Brooklyn, N. 2.
foIN4a1 sVnian, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hunk AS66nduSs Chicago, Ill
M2|e5 Harold M, Willimantic, Conn.
N6tN1fals
5oht4lo waiter r., Pittsburgh, Pa.
SHARPLY Glenn G., Hughesville, Pa.
AN4ot Dennis 81 Eastlake, N. G.
+ - 4 =,
- WsAau ~ - lolA SoTner'
y. Il,
4N. ekel II, Bedford, KY.
Hi||tl.Agf; John; Chicago, III.
0aIqek9n Joseph s., Walker Switch,
u. \,
y 9 ~ ~ n new 10TH, n =.
R2 glLie, harrington, Ia.
psEt M, Johnson CITY, N.
...
,'''. Slalu y, Suffolk. va.
.FE, AttOR ", uDiy. Mich.
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solomon, Detroit, Mich.
-. :. Forrest tana, 1ll.
''S''p - " DeIlance, Detiance
INC.
Kenny Joseph A. New York, N. Y.
I.ee| Karl, Lorain, Ohio.
',it 8tet9lan, Abe, Chicago, III.
Mcly1nneA Eugene, Ellsworth, Wis.
Nc'Sin1e William Winamac, Ind.
NleaQfftiec, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa.
r'prl;eN Edwin, ddock, N. d..
t'tt Frank, Scranton, Pa.
X nssp. Saliva tore, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sargent fthur r., Hubbartson, Mass.
7n'.i b Tee, Williamsburg, Ky.
eprs epe James NJ, Lena, I'll.
1telHneNseT, Martin, Hammond, Ind.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
v ZAJMU JEDNOTY CSPS.

Zraky vSech pracovniku Jed
noty CSPS. V meste nasem obra
eli Sc V posledni dobe k cinno
,ti nejmladslch til radu. kde
bratfi jako 0 Zavod pracuji, by
ziskali co MONA nejvice clenu.
jsOu to pracovnici V radech
Broadway c. 234, Buckeye els.
235 a Clark els. 236. Jmenova.
&c rady byly pax teprve lonske
no roku do Jednoty prijaty a ny
nj soustred'uji snahu vSecn
Svych clenu k ziskani novych L..
lii. Pole naskyta Sc Stroke a phi
dobre vuli a vytrvalosti mozno
mnoho vykazati. TAX ku prlkla
du "a vcerejsi schuze R. Clark
uvedeni byli ctyri novi clenove,
a sice br. j. Haiek, J. Chaloup-
ka, J. Krajicek a D. Salabak.
Vcerejsiho vecera zaroven
1astoleni byli zastupci radu Co
!umbia novy urednici radu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
W,l!5.s:9l W!S5s:l WsS .!g!Sis!
MASkARNf MERENDU

Ultra V sobotu sini
Eomenskeho ma vych. l31 ul.,
rad j. S. Machar, {. 218, c. S.
p. S. Bude to zabava soukroma
a zacne v 7:30 hodin vecer. Po
radajici vybor zajistil 81 do
brou kapelu a pro nejlepSi ma
sky zakoupil pekne premie jez
Jsou nyni vystaveny u pani Pra
skove na Union Ave. roh 131
ii. Clenov6 radu Machar jsou
.;arl uslechtili muzi a ma uSlech
tile pobaveni treba tudiz poci-
tati. Pfejeme porada.jicim 1pl-
ny zdar a dcastnikGm hoine
veseli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07

Clark a sice jak nasleduje: "a
predsedu c.. Hoch; mistopred.
Ch. kopecky; tajemnika Ch.
Novak; ncetnik;. j. Libal; po-
klad. E. Jirik, p1uvodce E. Bu-
rianek; straz N. Datler a 3. Ia
balak a vysl. pred. J. Jirik.
Pracovni clenove miadeho ia
du mali 1myslu ziskati v do
be moznO co nejkratsi takovv
pecet novych tlenu, by tlenska
cislo prekrocilo 100. Uctyhod-
ma tato prace m6la by byti re-
spektovana starsimi cleny j.
nych radl, ktefi by NELL schu
re radu Clark navstevovati, by
pfisp6li Jim dobrou radou a by
Ii jim v jejich praci, jez neni
bez vyznamu pro celou Jedno'
tn, napomocni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
HLEDA NEJSTARf CLEVE-
LANDANY.

VeCernik "Press" zavedl la
kEsi kontest. kterym ma byti
liisteno, kdo je nejstarsim o.
sadnikem v okresu Cuyahoga.
Prvni pfihlasil Sc mu p. Jan
Ariz, 1927 Martin Ave-, citaji-
CT jiz devadesat jeden rok. w.
..menovany cesky patriarcha
svym zivotopisem "Pressu" u
dava, ze zije zde pull stoleti,
puvodne ze bydlel ma Trum-
bull Ave. a pred SO lety Cleve-
land re podobal sc nekteremu
arajskemu m6stu ceskemu, lee
totraviny byly tenkrat v Gle
velandu daleko levnejsi nez
jsou nyni v dobach povalec-
nych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
MA sTOPE,
CLEVELANDSKY BANDI-
ia J. CROCAN OBJEVIL
Sc v DETROIT, KDE
ULOUPlL. $1,000.

Policeini nacelnik Smith oh
drzel vtera telegraficke oZna-
neni, re Clevelandsky bandita
lohn Grogan objevil So Y De-
troit, kde podnikl jinou odvaz-
nou loupez "a niz ukofistil
$11.250 v bondech hotovych
penezich. S n6kolika svymi spo
'ecniky prepaid spoutal ma
vcerejsek V noci hlidace u Ban
ner Laundry Co., tamnejsi
pokladny odcizil uvedeny OBJ
nos. Pokladnu roztf1Stil dyna-
mitem q po zdafene loupezi u
ijel u Detroit autem smerem X
Toledo, kde svedl S pronaSle-
dujici iej policii uspesnou BIZ
tku a v jizde sve, patrne do
Clevelandu pokracoval. Nacel-
mix Smith podnikl jiz pripravy
ma Groganovo uvitani.
Vcera prihlasil Sc ma nasi u
|stredni pol. stanici vyslouzily
xaranec Clyde E. Shipman, o
nemz bylo domneni, ze spoiled
ne Groganem II. ledna vyple
nil kasu General Baking Co.
IShipman priiel 2 Chicago ma
GaSi ustredni stanici prihlasil
Sc dobrovolne. Tvrdi, re IL.
l9dna V Clevelandu vubec ne
.oyl, nybrz We Forth Worth.
Tex, odkudz cestoval do Chi
caga, kde byl zatcen jako po-
dezrela osoba. Shipmanovi po
darilo sc vsak V Chicagu ziskat
|.,ucitele a pc SVEN propusteni
Z vazby jel hned do Clevelan-
Il, ably Sc naSi policie CO.
spravedlnil". Ponevadz ale hill
dac u General Baking Co. Ship
I,nana jako spolecnika Groga-
nova urcit6 poznava, Shipman
&c v6zeni zustane.
Vysctrovani clevelandske
Zlocinne Why zahaieno bude
cficielne dnes pravniky Dayem
Ia Wilkinem. PredevSim velko-
porota bude vybrana, nacez w
/. ech klerku z uradovny okr.
Iialobce bude nasledovat. Ma
] orotu budou pfipusteni jen
,nuzi inteligentni, proziravi, ne
ctranni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
VLADNi BERNi PREDLOHA KON-
GRESEM DOHOTOVENA.
VALECNA DAN MA LETOS OBNASETI ASH SEST
BlLIONU AR 1920 CTYRl BILlONY.

Sestibilionova valecna dan.
nejvetsi berni predloha deji-
mach sveta, sformovana jiz
washingtonskym lsongresnlm
vvbOrem a do soboty b,lde die
vseho Domem schvalena a ku
podepsani pre3identovi pripra
yena.
Formcvani valecne berni
predlohy vyzadovalo sest me-
slcu a predloha ia dvakrat by
la zrevidovana. Jednou upra-
vena valetnych pomeru ma
ponery mirove a po druhe z
"vlhke" situace ma situaci pro
hlbiGni.
Jakmile predloha bude uza-
konena. vladnl dotazy ohledne
prijmd a vydelku must .byt zod
povidany. kterezto odpovedi
must byt do Is. bfezna We Wa
shingtone. Dan z prijmd ma lie
tCs obnaseti diva biliony a 213
miliond dollaru, dan z premr-
Stenych valecnych vydelku diva
biliony D 500 milionu dollaru.
Pozemkova dan vynese Wade
asi sto milionu, dopravni 243,
likerni $50, z doutniku a ta-
baku 245. klubovni a vstupen-
Aova Sd, luxus 175, post. po-
piatky 81 a ruzna dan Is mill
onG dollarG.
Priiem valecny profit Wy
nesou Wade tedy nejvice a do
tcena dan vejde platnost 1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
329 PLUK MA CESTE DO
OHIO.
Vojin Jan Silvia, 3795 vych.
So ul. mezi rekonvalescenty.

Tiistadvacatydevaty pluk
ohajskych vylosovanych pesich
nastoupil vCera !iZdu Long
Island do Ohio. Dnes oGekava
&c v Toledu a k veceru v Lo-
rain, naGez bude pokracovat v
ceste do tabora Sherman, kde
demobilisace iej ocekava. V
Toledo q v Lorain vracejicim
brancum pfipraveny velke o.
kazalosti.
Pluk ma pfitomne 1900 pc
taku a rekolik oddeIeni strojo
,ych puSek jakoz j oddili mu
nicnich, nichz alouzi tez Get
ne brancu teskych, zvlaste z
Lcrain. Elyrie Toleda.
Do tabora Sherman pribylo
vcera ntkolik des1tek vojinu
fanenych i rekonvalescentu a
to z Newport News, Va, kamz
pfipluli pred tydnem z Fran
Gle. Mezi dotcenymi veterany
nachaZi Sc tez jeden cesky Gle
veland'an, Jan Silvia, slouzici
u ieden&cteho pluku fadovych
ptsich 4 zde do valky V elsie
3795 vych. 54 ul. bydlici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
AEROPLAEE,M Z CLELAN.
DU DO WASHINCTONU.
Zdejsi aviatik vykOnal dotceny
let We 2 hOd mach a As minu-
tach.

Vcera dopoledne v jedenact
hodin a AS minut vZnesl sc mad
ietistem Martinovy tOvarny ma
aeroplany, st. Clair ave. roh
London Rd. dvouploSnik, zami-
iivSi letem svym primo do Wa
shingtonu. Dotceny aeroplan
byl vladou k postovni sluzbe oh
lednan a vrchni aviatik E. Sprin
ger mel stroj odevzdati. Mimo
Springera sucastnili Sc vcerejsl
no letu pilot Ebersole, mecha-
nix Longchamp a inzenyr Dou
clas dotCena vzduchoplavba
uplnym zdarem zakoncila. -
Springcruv aeroplan ocitl sc
mad Pittsburghem We 1896, mad
Baltimorem We dive hodiny Is
uinu todpoledne a We Washing
zone pilstal odpoledne We dive
nodiny a 43 minuty. Aeroplan
uletel prumerem ll7.5 mil Ia
hodinu a Il Clevelandu, ku wa
shingtonskemu svemu cili do
stal sc We dvou hOdinach SO mi
nutach. Costa drahou q naSeho
mesta do Washingtonu obnasi
437 mil, pi.ima vzduchoplavba
cini vsak 1883 mile. Syringe
ruv dvouplosnik let6l k vcerej
5imu svemu Mill bez vsi zastav-
XIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
VELKY POzARV AKRON.

V drevaiskych ohradach fir
my Lyman-Hawkins Co. v A
kron vznikl vcera pozde v no.
ci pozar, kterymz do rama byly
zniceny cele dotcene s\lady dfi
vi a rovnez nekolik sousednich
bndov ztroskotano. Oheh Zurl
dosud a vSichni akronsti hasici
u pozariste josu zamestnani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07

Dan p alkoholu pro ucele to-
v;irni ma obnaSet $2.2O Ma ga
lonu, k u6elum likernim Sc. 40
Ma desiticentovou zmrzlinu
piipadne |. hvGtnem dltl po
jednom centu, na sodovku rov
ntz q vsecky podobne napoje.
Dan z tisice doutn1ku urce-
IA ma Sl.50. misto jednoho dol
iaru dosavadniho. Dan 4 ciga-
ret So "a tisic, misto $2.05 do
savadnich. Tabak kurlavy q
snupavy podlehne dam l8 CEN
til ma lihre..
Dan re zabav vejdc V plat
most |. dubna a bude obnaset
20 centu ma kazd6m de3iticen-
tovem vstupnem.
AutomObilOva dan zvySena
Q 3 procenta, auto potfeby 5
procent, dan Z plan, samoher,
verhan I rekordu o 5 procent.
Sportovni pomucky zdraze-
ny berni 0 3 procenta, kamery,
vonavky a podobne luxusni
zbozi rovnez. Dalsi podobna
Valecna dan pfipadne ma ko-
oerce, ramy ma obrazy, kufry,
vaky, penezenky, lustry, dest-
riky,. slunecniky, v6iire, klo-
bouky, cepice. boty, kravaty,
hedvabne puncochy a drahe
spodni pradlo,, jakoz j klenoty
hulecniky, 6luny pro zabavu a
postovni ballcky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
We SLOVANSKE LfPE.

Sb. loze "zeny Tabora" (.
IL, J. T., porada Ultra v sini
Lipy ma Croton Ave. soukro-
ru zabavu, ktera zapoGne v
7:30 hodin vecer a k niz dobra
kapela byla ziskana. Nasc Ta-
boritky ocekavaji navstevu vel
kcu a pobaveni znamenite. Cd
p,rucujeme vfele zitrcjsf pod
nix "Zen Tabora".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
M->VALECNYMl USPOR
NYMl ZNArAKAMI poma-
hate nejen move a stare via.
I'll. ale I; sobe.

PRODA Sc novy dim "a prici
nou 1mrti manzelky, hodici Sc
pro jednu rodinu, {. 1921 +.
124. ul. IA $3,6OO.O0, pakli Sc
prcda do lott dni. Haste sc
l.. G.. Smolfk. 62l7 Broadway.
2-1O
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
EVENTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES

Agftators and ". W. apologists may talk 1n terms of peace unti they black in the face but events speak for themselves. Years Of l. w. W. ac- tfyity and the preachng of nate and synd1calism have demonstrated that violence is natural progeny of their activity. The Haymarket dynamfttng, the Orchard murders the Nevada war between the l. w. w and the Western Federation of Miners the Mo Namara massacres and war on property, the Market Street outrage for which Mooney convicted, the concerted dynamite attack judicial officers early fin the year the Ccnraia murdcrous battle and hun dreds of similar incidents in the recent history Of the United States been direct fruit of the efforts of the Fitzpatricks Fosters Seattle Records, Dun csns Bergers H.ywoods and others of their hk tc confscate the savings that others have worked for and convert them to their own use.
 That is what l. w. Wsm Agitators who are too lazy to work their way into labor leadership and urge workinemen to take over the producing industries. They something for noth- ing They preach conflict of interest and teach the workers to hate their employer They change their methods of battles to suit the hour They have not hesitated to use assassination weapon. They have urged destruction of property to make poduc- tion unprofitable and thereby the means of produc- titn easier acquire They holdly proclaim the gen erai strike as weapon n the war for possession of property that others have worked for.
 Just now-whcn they see the people aroused be- cause of recent atrocities and destructive strikes the in Alaska of these agtators are very meek, and prate about evolution rather, than revolution But while they talk mildly with their mouths they hand Out hate-creating and murder-in- spiring literature With their hands, The inevitable result of the preaching Of Sawvers the Fosartys. the Kaysers and others who have been active in Alaska for the last few months will be yiolence if their tongues are not sonced and their activity halted That has been the of similar methods everywhere else
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
Our Daily Special. Suspicion is light sleeper.
Luke McLuke Says

Luke MoLuke Says i When you know that a man is a I blink-blanked liar somehow or other you can't remember the word "pre varicator"
 One thing about prohibition is that | it compels man to stay. on the water wagon between drinks. 1 A man is very considerate about giving the devil his due. But he isn't that thoughtful about his wife. Often a girl would not think of marrying the man she marries if if wasn't for the fact that some othe girl wants him.
 About the third day after friend wife moves into a. new house she dis covers some other house that she likes better The scientist who claimed that a man could not live without brains evidently met many Americans of voting age. Lots of men who used to get up at 6 am. when the saloons opened at that hour, lie in bed until noon now
  adays.
 When you hear girl knock knee skirts it may be because her knees are built that way.
 We all believe that this would be a better world if other men were like we are.
 What has become of the of souse who used to stand on the corner and sing the fact that he did not intend to go home until mornin, till day i light doth appear?
 Some men are so busy hunting for typographical errors in newspaper 1 that they never see any news. < If a girl had her choice between getting tuberculosis and getting. fat she would take chance on T. B. When married man neglects his business for the woman he loves his wife doesn't know anything about it. When you have a two-day growth of whiskers on your map some cheer full idiot is sure to stop you on the street and ask you where you wen. after you got shaved. l Somehow or other the woman who wears size three always has her feet swollen when she goes to buy a pair of shoes and the clerk has to give her size six.
 We do not know much. But we do know that it isn't safe to tell a blonde that she is light headed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
TESTIMONIALS TO ALASKAN
 CHARACTER

Every now and then in the ordinary course of mutitudiness events something is done which shows the completeness of the trust people who know the North have in the character of civilization and chivalry that obtains in this far country. One of these was brought to light the other day when It, tie, seven- year-od Theresa Guse was sent from New York to Fairbanks. Her relatives felt that 1t would not be safe this little tot to cross the continent alone, SO a sister accompanied her to Seattle. But despite loving for the tender child, those to whom she near and dear permitted her to make the two-housa nd-mile trip over and rail and will derness road from Seattle to Fab nks. in the heart of Alaska. midst the rugged and yirie people who populate this Territory and go back and forth over her routes of travel, unaccon panied Tn doing that they they very properly believed that they do ing that which perfectly proper. They knew the people of Alaska and had feaf msgvings Little Theresa safe in the hands of those whose blood is red and whose warm hearts are their gov ernors
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
ANNUAL CHRlSTtaAs
 BAZAAR OF LADIES OF
 METHODIST CHURCH READY

Everything is in readiness for the opening of the annual Christmas bazaar of the Lad os Aid Society of the Methodist Epi Jcopal church to- morrow. There VII be on sale all kiIds of fancy work. Christmas nov cities. house aprons and other ar tioles. The sale will start at f1:3 am.
 There will also te a sale of bread, pies, cakes, salads and other goodies for which the Methodist ladies have achieved reput ation. A light lunch con will be served, and 1t is believed that many downt 'wn workers will take their lunch at the church par lors tomorrow
 The ladies or the church have worked hard to 'na''e the affair sue cessand Are looking for a large crowd in attendance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
Stamp Out the Snakes
(Valdez Miner)

(Vadez Miner)
 The murder of number of American citizens al Centralia Washington, Armistice Day, by a band of the Industrial Workers of the World, has sent a thrill of horror the Nation which bodes Ill TOT any advocating the perncious doctrines of these outlaws of society. That the men Killed were re- turned overseas veterans full of devotion and love for their country and shot down in cold blood while paying allegiance to the Flag of Freedoms cause IS but incident of the crime.
 Crazed with fanaticism which portends the rate of society and the home these men are beyond the pale of sympathy Their acts are more brutal than those of the Hun or head hunter, who at least re frain from dipping their hands in the blood Of the countrymen .
 The time has come when man must nail his coors to the mast and show his allegiance to his country undivided and untained by socialism, bol- shevism or any ism which teaches revolt or d1sre spec. for the laws of the Nation.
 The who does not show unfaltering ailee lance tc our government during the crises which appear in the political offing must be taught his duty to his flag and to his fellowmen.
 We have been too toerent Our hospitality has been outraged The blood of these innocent victims become license. The foe is within and has lnsld- iousy inocuated the ignorant and disoyal with the virus of anarchism.
 What have the adherents of this vicious creed to offer in place of that which they destroy? The sancity the home the purity of life liberty anc happiness; unmolested and unafraid The laughter
 
 No! They offer violence, arson, theft rape and coercion. Under their rule the streets of our cities would gutter full with the blood of the victims of their vicious, insensate lust.
 Every city in Alaska should organize an Ameri can Club promote patriotism and loyalty. Those who bear the tant of dsloyaty, and there are few should brought up with round turn. Unless a man can bare his soul and stand the acid test ot Americanism, he should be and must be placed where his foul doctrines will not corrupt our growing gen eration.
 The time to crush these snakes is NOW. Delay will mean the death of other true Americans
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
POPULAR JUNEAU LADY SAILS FOR THE SOUTH
 TO LIVE WITH SON

For visiting in California, Orescl and Washington. after which to re side for an indefinite per,od with her son Warren, now located in Seat tie, Mrs. Annie NJ. Harding, after seven years residence in Alaska al the towns of Wrangell. Haines and Juneau. sails south on the Princess Mary Monday morning accompanied by her son strother, of Thane, Mrs, Harding's many friends in the city regret her departure and wish her bon voyage and good health in her new home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21

brown bear and five black bears were killed re- gently Renal Peninsula by Eastern hunting party of two men. If Alaskan wasted this much meat he would be summed by his fellows the rest of his life, and yet Dr. Hornaday wants Aaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21
BASKET BALL TO ATTRACT CROWD
 THIS EVENING

Many people from here are plan ming to attend the basketball game tonight at the Douglas Natatoriu,n. The game is to be played between the Douglas team and the Juneau High School boys, The last game played between these two teams was so close that people are much inter ested in the outcome of the next one. The game starts at o'clock tonight and practically the same lineup will be seen on both teams. A large crowd of fans and rooters will attend from Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21

In preventing the amendment of the bill turning over the American railroads to their owners so It would compel the Canadian steamship and railroad
 lines to charge for freight and passenger trans portation between Alaska and Eastern points Dele gate Grigsby did the people of Alaska a service Ill these times high living cost and expensive means of doing business it would be too much to increase them in any degree by legislative compulson
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21

The papers tell that those foreigners who started rush to Europe when peace declared are now coming back. Incoming people from Eur ope now offset those going away. They are discov- erng that the old U. s. A, is a pretty good country to stay with after all.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21

Loyalty to American institutions should be the price of liberty in this country Those revolution preachers who not American born should be sent back to their native lands be dealt with as they conduct might suggest. Those who natives Of this country should be put in jail until they repent and are willing to work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-21

The CentraIia outrage makes a distinct dividing line. that between anarchy and Americanism There is no halfway measure. To condone the shooting O. the soldiers Is to put the stamp of approval archy and Bolshevism And anyone who defends tho act, explains 1t away spreads propaganda tc create sympathy for the despcable creatures is not an American In this issue you must choose to b either an American anarchist. (Ketchikan Chroncle)