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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organizacya laczaca mfod7tez pol
Ska obojga pici " pracach naukowych,
patryOtycznych i bratniej pomocy Ola
pOdnfes.enia ducha mOralnoSci dooro-
bytu w S~poleczshstwie. a szczsgolnie
miedzy mlodzieza polska. Ma poSmier-
the cd lat II do IS. Ma CziOrkow Sto-
Earzyszonych. bez ograniCzenia wieku.
ZnIoiona 1885, rOku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14
Ostatnie WieSci
z PoLski.

Co dnia MOVIE wiadomosci z
Polski szarpia naszymi nerwa-
mi, targaja uczuciami najserdecz-
niejszemi, w~ytwarzaja niepoko-
e., obawy - nadzieje - prag-
nienia.. ..
zle Eye - DO wieSci pewnych
niema, ME MONA ich dostac lyle.
tax czesto i takich, jakich serca
polskie ptagna, stad wszedzic O.
we zdenerwowania, przechodz9ce
niejednokrotnie W rozgoryczenia
i zwatpienia, W przygnebienia i
zrozPaczenia nawet...
Przemawialismy ostatnio ma xii
ku wiecach z rodakami o spra--
wach owych i wiemy, o czem
wSrod mich rozmowy. o co troski.
Vice pocieszaliSmy ich i starali-
Smy sic ich podnieSc i pokrzepii
w mySl naszego hasia: Ducha ME
tracmy! Przedwczesne yale i
zwatpienia - zupelnie ME ma
miejscu rozpacze, czy rezygna-
eye! Niezdrowe to n~astroje, kt6re
W reakcyi stale wytwarzaja apa-
tye - bezczynnoSc ~nieczu}a i do
niczego niezdatna. Bronic sic
Przedtem! Bronic trzeba nam lu-
du naszego, ktory zbyt skoro da-
jc postuch niepomySlnym vie
SCION i suggeruje sic niemi maso-
wo: szerzy sic nastroj TAXI szyb-
ko, by-pozar ma preryi, a w MIN
zweglaja sic najlepsze porywy,
sta i spopieleja najzywotniej-
sze poczynania i rozsypia sic w
mic jeno niepowctowana przybe-
die nam 2 tego szkoda - spoie-
GINA i narodowa. Vice powiada.
my - bronic trzeba pred tenn
zlem rodakow. otrzasaG ich. ocu-
cac - jake Cd ziej Emory ich O.
ganiac z takiej Spiaczki smetncj.
a w rzeczywisto$ci !eniwcj i -
gfrpiej. Ducha ME tracmy!
Otto - macie Cd dwu dni Spra-
wa Poiska w referacie prasowym
Swiata - idzie znowu w gore!
wie5ci - lepsze. Me ~wszystkie
jeszcze i ME zupelnie dobre. ale
zawsze lepsze cd tego. CO mas
gnebi}o i zario- w codziennych
teiegramach gazeciarskich -
przez diva ostatnie tvgodnie.. -.
Mozc to vice przechodzi juz bu-
RIA - nawalnica. odwraca sic ia
ia zia i znowu mad naszych woisk
szeregi powroci orig powodzenia
zwycieskiego...
Many wiadomo5ci, &c nasi
wznawiaja ofcnSywe. Ma poiud--
niowym odcinku ogromnic wydlu-
zonego frontu wschodniego urza-
dziiy wojska polskie kontrofen--
sywe W kierunku twierdzy wo}yh-
skiej Rowno i ida ma mia, by ia
odebrac. co gdyby sic staso, byio-
by znakomicie wartoSciowem po-
wetowaniem poniesionych po-
przednio porazek. w d~zisiejszej
wojnie taktyka polega wlaSnie ma
owych liniowyCh - rozieg}ych,
ra znaczne przestrzenie rozlicza-
nych atakach. wielodniowych ME
raz. pod kt6rymi strona druga
stale cola sic, az dojdzie do upa-
trzonej poprzednio i przygotowa-
mel bay - tam stara sic ofenzy-
we niePrzyjaciela wstrzymac, a
wstrzymawszy, zpowrotem nacie
"a. napiera nati i wypiera 60,
czem sic znowu nieprzyjaciela CO.
FAME zaczyna. TAX przecie bywa-
lo dziesiatki ray ma ~wszystkich
ttatrach wojny swiatowej, a toczc
Niemcv W swych taklch wiaSnie
ofensywach axe pod Paryz SIG
wdarli, a jednak don nie
dotarli, ale wstrzymanr 70
stall i odparci precz. Take tel
bedzie W Polsce zpewnoScia ma
sy motiochu ~bolszewickiego ia
kie ogromne, takie to cmy tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14

znawca operacyi frontowych. gen.
Dowb6r pisal niedaw-
no O racyonalnych planach i IT,
miejetrem kierownictwie dobrze
znajacych swoje rzemios}o woj--
skowe dowodzcow, ktorzy ma
czeie armii %sowicckich znaczne--
nj; siiami, Encouragement przez
dodatkowe oddziaiy ma szeroklm
froncic ma po}noc cd Prypeci, rzu
| Gill sic W kierunku ma Mo}odocz-
no, ably jednem cieciem rozstrzy-
gnat ME tylko kwcstye Minska,
lccz i wilma.
Moment by} bardzo powazny.
Trzeba bylo co najrycllej pre-
ciWStawic sic wprawnym do
MON, kierujacym akcya bolsze-
wicka ma p6lnocy, dodajac wybi-
tnie i chlubnic zasluzonemu po-
skromicielowi czerwonych wojsk
gen. Szeptyckiemu wspoldzia}anic
pewne i niezawodne.
Wybor naczelnego wodza pads
ma wiceministra wojny gen. por.
Kazimierza Sosnkowskiego. kt6-
remu rozkazano sformowac i sta
mac ia czeIe tax zwanej yarmli
rczerwowej."
L blyskawicznq, zaistc, szybEo-
scia idea naczclnego wodza costa
Ia obleczona W ksztalty realncJ
rzeczywisto$ci. Armia rezcrwowa
zostala sformowana i z~nalazIa sic
ma micjscu w ~Przcci2gu , dni,
sztab sformowano w przeclagu
dzicsieciu godzin. Jak "a skinic--
MEM r6zdaki c2arodziejskicj, cd
rozkazu, wydanego o godzinlc 3cj
20 poludniu dnia ~ maja. upiy-
nelly zaledwie try Dolby, kiedy
10000 zolnicrza l~iczaca armia DIN.
20 maja stala ju& W ob!iczu wro-
ga. Tegoz 81 maia o p6lnocy gen.
SosnkowSki sformowanemu juz
sztabowi dyktowai ostatnie slo--
wa pianu operacyjnego. Byl TO
p7awdziwy tryumf i rekord sPra-
wnosci i tetna. oaywiajqcego VOL
! skowoSG naSza.
i rozkazu naczeinego wodz4
- czytamy W rozkazic oficerskim
gen. Sosnkowskiego Z dnia 29go
maja - objqIem dowodztwo mad
2rmiq rezerwoWQ. Zadanie, ktore
przypadio nam W udzialc, jest
Szczytne / odpowiedzialne wicicc.
t.rmia rezerwowa ma SproWadzlc
rozStrzygniecie W wiclkicj bitwic
ktora tocza wojska naszc juz cd
" tygodni pr~zeszio... Bitwa. ia
IA toczy sic obecnic ! ktora wy
wygraG maoic. jest deCydujqcq ola
los6w naszej ojezyzny. Wygranie
jcj. jestem o ten, sieboho przeko-
many. oznacza szybkic i zwycie-
skic zakoiczcnie wojny, wzrost i
ugruntowanic n~aszcj Potegi pan
stwowej. Stoimy ma przeiomie,
pamietat nalely, re Cd natelenia
wszystkich sill / cncrgii &c stro-
ny zolnicrzy i wszystkich Office
row zalezy przyszloSc Polski /
przyszIych pokolei. Sa chwilc W
history. ktGre mic powtarzaja sic
nigdy, chwila, gdy VIOLA i charak,
ter kazdej poszczegolncj jednost-
XII So, jak kamicnie, przez Boga
rzucane ma szaniec... Pamietai-
Gle. re stoicie ma arenie history
W calem tego siowa znaczeniu,
Nar0d i SWAT cafy patrza ma was.
Macie wszeikie szanse. aby wr0-
cit do domu, jake zwyciezcy W
walnej i rozstrzygajacej bitwie.
Wymagam przeto Cd kazdego Z
was. aby to. CO ma najlepszego W
sobie. oddai W tel bitwie ojczyz-
ME-.
L tent slowy swego dow6dcy
srmia rezerwowa rozpocze}a sWoJ
chwalebny czyn.
Gen. Szcptycki, majacy uderzyc
81 maja T. Lohojska W kierulku
p6}nocnym, gen. Sosnkowski, ma
jacy uderzyt /. czerwca Z ~rejonu
Swiecian W kierunku wschodnlm,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14

MeSotpte Stdnu Ussedsie syd-
izajQ sic ID sdGnLu, &c nuSi ISL
nice zJednASeOno, niesdleEnd l
sdE7oEzqdRG PoESkd.
- WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14
Z Text Redakcyjnej.

Fl - zastanowic sic jeno nad
tenn, czyzeSmy to naprawde tacy
skorzy do ucieczki, do zmykania
tch6rzowskiego?... Chybac ma
see Bartki i Mack r~aczej do bitki
ochotniejsi, a charakter maja
ME W nogach chybkich, jeno w
piersiskach poteznych, barach
mocnyeh i pieSciach jak bochny!
Nieprawdaz? Niemi ,tedy wstrzy-
many napor bolszewicki, ktorc-
mu zasie tez jeszcze navel Pc
wzieciu Mihska ME tax znowu
zaraz bliziutenko do Warszawy!
~Jeszcze polska stolica daleko: ME
b0jcie sic tedy, a Ducha ME
traecie!
JednoczeSnie z wiadomoSciami
vehement dwu, czy trzech dni O.
statnich, znowu korzystniejSzemi
ola mas - nadchodza wiese, IL
zapowiadaja sic pertraktacye, TO-
zejmy, re wdrazajs PROXY pokojo-
We: JeSliby sic dalo pokoj "a
wrzec. a ME ziy, to juzciby to bylo
najlepsze re wszystkiego, DO tego
Polsce - jake powietrza trzeba
do zycia. Ale gdyby mias bye po-
koj niekorzystny, czy upokarzajq
cy - to lepiej wojne choc maj
ciszsz9 prowadzit .dalej! Podob-
no i nasi W Polsce tax mysla, DO
prawie Z pogloskami pierwszemi
o Przypuszczalnych mozliwo-
Sciach pokoju - otrzylnujemy tez
informacye o poczatku kontrofen-
sywy polskiej. Zawsze tam bolsze
wicy lepiej beda sic czuIi do ga
DANA o pokoju z Mani, gdy pred
konierencya VIENNA w skore: be-
da grzeczniejsi i skIonniejsi do
zgody.
Wreszcie. gdy NOVA o VIE
Sciach z Polski - ostatnich, prag-
niemy slow kilka napisat o made
szlych wczoraj informacyach pier
wszych o wyniku(0 p~lebiscytu
IA Mazurach i w Warmii: WicSci
tc. ktore nadeszly s2 znowu
tylko i jedtnie niemieckie pew
neso rodzaju poreke i. poSredni-
ctwo W przemyceniu ich Swiatu
daje i'm Londyn - Anglia no,
ale to juz rozumiemy, re Anglia
" plebiscytowych intrygach
Stala zawsze przeciwko nam l.
Niemcami. vice korzystny ola
Niemcow wyn;k plebiscytow -
bylby ola Angiii nadzwyczajnie
upragnionym.
Co o tych wiadomosciach Sa-
die" - Przcdwczesnc. OnegdaJ
byi plebiscyt, a juz wczoraj Mem
cy ogiaszali rezultaty jego -
najdokiadnicj - l. liczbani sci
slemi. Czy to motive - prawdo-
podobne? Stanowczo - mic.
JcSli manly otwarcic powic--
dziec nasze zdanie, to zaznaczy-
my, IL i nam sic wydaje to bye
rzecza pewna, re plebiscyt " mai
wiekszej czeSci wypadi niekorzy-
stnie ola Polski. Niestety -
szanse nasze w tenn byly slabe,
a popSuiy sic jeszcze fatalnie pa
nika. jaka W n~ieszczesncj Ola mas
Ichwili wytworzyly niepowodzenia
nasze ma wschodnim froncie: "a
lekli sic tam pewnie ludziska i
mySlac, re I'M bedzie T. Niemcem
bezpieczniej - "a MIN gioS dali.
Vice pewniesmy stracili ziemie
owe. ale ME wierzymv, by rezul-
tat byt taxi. jak to ogloSili wczo-
raj Niemcy! Gdybyz AN TAXI ist-
niat rzeczywisty stosunck liczbo-
WV. tocby tego plebiscytu nigdy
ME bvio potrzeba! Jest to wiec no
WV fabrykat prusaczo-zydowski
bijacy Was. ma szkode nasza
zagranica obrachowany. A wre'
szcie jeszcze i te nadzieje zazna-
czyc pragniemy, re jesli nawe'
~ .:Lo-.,.t,;o Al,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14

Co o tych wiadomosciach So
die" - Przedwczesnc. OnegdaJ
byt plebiscyt, a juz wczoraj Mem
cy oglaszali rezultaty jego
na.jdokiadnicj - l. liczbarni Sci
sIemi! Czy to motive - prawdo-
podobne? Stanowczo - mic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14

Me pozostaje lam we wszy--
stkich tych rzeczach mic inne:
go, jak jeno cierpliwie czekac i tn
swoje robic. Ducha ME traemy.
sprawy polskie wspierajmy we
wszystkich kierunkach j dziedzi-
mach, jake nam pozostaja do dys-
pozycyi - czekajmy - czekaj-
nv, ME bezczynnie z za}ozonemi
rekoma, lecz W piracy. ochotnej !
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
800 STEERS STAMPEDE OVERBOARD AT HAVANA
 DEVOURED BY SHARKS
Tigers of Deep Make Short Work Of Frightened Animals Who
 Plunge Into Harbor

HAVANA, June Virtually all of 800 fine steers aboard tn" Ameri- can steamer St. Charles were drown ed and devoured by sharks which infest the waters off Moro C. stle, when the animals stampedel and plunged overheard today. A com paratively few swan ashore.
 When sanitary officers boarded the vessel on her arrival they found 130 dead steers on the vessel. They ordered the ship to put to sea and discharge the cafcasses. While the crew were engaged in this onerous task the animals be- came stampeded. They rushed up and down the decks and plunged into the sea, where the tigers of the deep awaited them. Four were seen to strike the water almost simultaneously, and in an instant they were dragged beneath the sur. face, only a trail of blood telling their fate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
GRIFFITH PICTURE
 "TRUE HEART SUSIE" STARS LILLIAN GiSH

This is just line to let you know that Susie May is to be mar ried
 Who? Why. "True Heart Susie the heroine in the new Aircraft picture with Lillian Gish which comes to the Coliseum tonight Tol the last time.
 Yes, in the end she marries him the sweetheart of her youth whom she sent to college with her savings Although he married another gil Susie waited for him with the quie; patience of true love. The tragic death of his unfaithful little child wife finally brought her into her own.
 David w. Griffith directed this master romance, and Robert Harron is leading man with Lillian Gish.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
NEW SENNETTT FARCE IS PACKED WITH FUN

A new Paramount,Sennett ma chine gun of laughter is coming te the Coliseum Theatre tonight It's called "The Dentist" and is said tC lay a perfect barrage of side-splittine joy. Charlie Murray, tooth doctor who puts pleasure ahead of business gets into the most trouble. He falls for his friend Finlayson's pretty stenographer- and presents her with a lovely necklace. Finlayson likee the typist himself and goes aftel Charities scalp. Charities two tough brothers-in-law, who live with him try to do him a good turn by steal ing the necklace. Their crude ef forts produce one of those wild Sennate scrambles of mirth.
 This riotous comedy will be at the Coliseum tonight for the last time
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
SHORTAGE OF MEN IS
 REPORTED BY MILLS

While some parts of the country are experiencing shortage of work Juneau at the present time is sui fering from a shortage of men. Al handed at the present time.
 At the Juneau Lumber Mills, al least six more men could be used The wages there are sixty cents an hour and the work is not hard and is mostly yard work.
 Both the big mines and mills are shorthanded on account of the native labor and other men having gone to the various canneres and fishing camps for the summer season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
TEDDY HAS A RIVAL!
 TOGO NEW DOG ACTOR

Mack Sennet's clever canine Ted dy, who has often been referred to as the dog with the human brain, " i is said to have a new rival. The new actors name is Togo" and ne takes a prominent part in An Inno- cent Adventuress,' new Paramount picture starring Vivian Martin, which will be shown at the Cll- scum Tuesday and Wednesday,
 II is said that some of the feats performed by this dog are remark able and he displays almost human intelligence.
 Mss Martins part in this photo play is one of the best in which she has been seen. She is excel lently supported, Lloyd Hughes heading a splendid supporting cast including Spottswood Aitken, Hal Clements. Tom D. Bates, Jane Wolff and Edythe Chapman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
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the masses were murmuring revolt.
 Miss Brady plays the role of Vera Souroff, beautiful young music teacher who is seized on the streets of Petrograd by three carousing of ficers of the Imperial Guard, dragged into a hotel and ruined by one of them; in the pitch darkness she cannot identify the offender.
 The Countess Zaptine gets tho Czar to arrest the three officers: and he orders Count Nicho, the eld- est to marry the girl. She, however, leaves him to return to the home 0? her father The mob comes to lynch the imprisoned Guardsmen. Vera warns them but too late; yet she succeeds in rescuing Nicho in a wounded and unconscious condition When he revives, he confesses and sets her mind at rest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
GERALDINE FAERAR'S PLEA STlRS BAD MEMS SOULS

D mo pAO WI . OOOLO
 Boys you heard that whistle. It. my last chance. Just the fare out side in memory of-your mother. This is the appeal voiced by girl in an Alaskan dance hall. The girl is Geraldine Farrar anu she is eager to get away from the man who forced her to work in this evil en- vironment. The play is Shadows" the diva's latest Goldwyn picture which comes to the Palace for the last time tonight.
 While some of the action is laid in the Far North, Geraldine Farrar. for the most part is seen as a society woman of New York Only a short episode concerns her life in Alaska.
 The strongest appeal she is cap able of she makes at time when everything is against her. In her agony, she begs the very men from whom she expects no mercy to make it possible for her to get away And, of course, they do, for in the mind of each is the memory of his mother. Cora Lamont Miss Farra), stirs these memories and she is given the money and pre- pares for flight when-but by far the most powerful moment of the episode occurs just then. It is a twist in the plot too surprising to divulge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
NEW YORK PRINTERS
 GIVEN $l1.50 RAISE

NEW YORK, June 21.-New York printers were awarded wage in crease of $1150 a week last week by County Clerk William E. Kelly of Brooklyn, acting as arbitrator be- tween the Publishers Association of New York and Typographical Union No. G. The increase is retroactive to April 1.
 The men on the day shift will now get s55 a week and those on tic night shift $56. and those on the third or lobster" shift, S61.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
TWENTY MILLION
 FOR EDUCATION
Appropriations Announced By General Board of Rock
 efeIler Foundation

NEW YORK, June Trustees of the general education board ot the Rockefeller foundation announc ed today appropriations totaling $20, 25l 300 for various purposes of gen eral education and for the depart ment of medical schools The sum mariZed statement of the trustee, says in part:
 At the recent meeting, appropri ations were made to 9S colleges anG universities out of those which are under consideration. To this groul of institutions the General Educa ton board appropriated for endow ment to increase salaries the sum of $l2,S51.6G on condition they would themselves reach the goal they had set and secure for the same purpose supplementary sums aggregating $30, 6l3.334 Thus, these colleges and universities, if successful, will in crease their endowments available for teachers salaries to the extent of $43.465. .0O0
 To Distribute $5o,oo0,ooo
 ''The nearly $50,O0O,00O to be dis tributed will be appropriated to the remaining institutions as promptly as the detailed plans of each can be studied and decision be reached as to the amount of ratios. Every eff fort will be made to avoid unnec. essary delay"
 Appropriations voted include:
 Yale medical school
 For endowment toward total of S3,000,000, $1,000,000.
 Harvard medical school: For i'm proved facilities in obstetrics $3O0,- 900: for the development of teach ing in psychieiatry $350,000.
 Medical research foundation of Elizabeth, Queen of the Belgians, Brussels:
 For general purposes of medical research, 100000 francs.
 Appropriation For Negroes
 For negro schools appropriations aggregating $943,50O were made for he following objects:
 For general endowment, S5O000o. for current expenses and equipment, f443,5e0, Other Rockefeller founda- ton appropriations.
 sS For the American conference on hospital service. to establish and maintain library and service bureaus, $15,000
 For the national committee for mental hygiene, for surveys during 1920 of care and treatment of mental diseases and deficiencies, s25,000
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
ESKIMO MAIDS ALMOST
 SECURE FENCE AROUND
 THEIR BURNING PLACE

On a recent trip 10 Unalakleet, ness man of Nome, and owner of q large reindeer herd, was besieged by band of native girls, protesting against the desecration of their "burying"4 grounds by the reindeer. At least that was the way he un- derstood the matter.
 The Nome Nugget sponsors the story as follows:
 A beyy of Unalakleet's 'fairest' called upon MT. Lomen at the road house The visit was entirely un- expected and, fearing the worst, he nounced that he was q married man. The statement seemed to brinS considerable dismay to some of the fair callers, for MT. Lomen is decidedly presentable young man. But they adjusted themselves to the unexpected announcement and stated their reasons for calling. It seems that the reindeer graze upon their 'berrying" ground and they wanted Mir Lomen to instruct the hoi dors to keep them away.
 Why, said Mr. Lomen gracious ly. ri bNild 2 fence around your -"bi ryi ,rocad and that will be much uc:
 The esurpr:sed thanks he immed- iai .y received, prompted Him to ask the extent of the supposed burying ground and he then learned that it Nas about forty square miles in area, and that it was' their berry picking ground instead of the place where they lay at rest their lament ed dead.
 This Knowledge changed the fence idea and it was agreed that the fair ones will cooperate with the herders in keeping the deer away from the berry pastures. MT. Lomen then retired amid the plaud- it's of his fair and friendly visit ors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
RECRUITING BRISK IN
 FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION

VIENNA, June 21.-Recrulting for the French Foreign Legion has been in progress in Vienna for some months and, according to some news papers, about 1,500 men have been enlisted in the last 10 days. 4 clause in the treaty of St. Germain permits this recruiting in the states of the former empire. The Vienna press has kept up a systematic at tack on this recruiting urging Aus trians not to enlist.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
VASSAR COLLEGE TO RAISE
 $1,500,0o0 TO PAY TEACHERS

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y, June 21.-- Vassar College .yill raise t,OO9 within the next three years to in crease the salaries of it's teaching staff as a condition to the accept ance of a gift of s500,000 fol the general education board it was an nounced here in connection with the 1920 commencement exef 'ises.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
ALICE BRADY COMING TO PALACE TUESDAY

"At the Mercy of Men" Alice Brady's latest Select picture will be the feature attraction at the Palace Theatre on Tuesday. It is a thrill ing story depicting the life in the reriod before the revolution when the Czar still held his throne and
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
JAPANESE FINANCIAL
 SITUATION IMPROVING

NEW YORK, June 21--The worst is over, aCCorning to cablegram re- ceived here by the Guaranty Trust Company, from a spccIa! rear s@cL a. tive sent to Japan to investsitte tie financial situation there afrer the failure of several banks and the suspension of trade on several exchanges.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21

Try our milk. bread. It is the best bread for miners or fishermen San Francisco Bakery, Phone 3l. Wholesale and Retail. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
EASTERN STARS ATTENTION

Regular meeting of Juneau Chap ter o. E. S., Tuesday, June P, at 8 D. m. Initiation and musical program. Visiting members cor dially invited. t..> adv. Clementine Wahlgreen, w. M.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
TONIGHT'S ATTRACTIONS

PALACE-Geraid dine Farrar in "Shai- oWs" Harold Lloyd and Bebc Daniels in "Neiohbors" OLlSEUM-Lilian Gisn i.1 True Heart susie," and Charley Mur- ray in "The Dentist"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21

Old papers for sale. 25c. per bun dle, at Empire office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS

OLISEUM-Vivian Martin in "An
 Innocent Adventures" PALACE-Alice Brady in "At The
 Mercy of Men"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21

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 Josephine "Mainique playing in New York city play French that picturesque island
  and empestuousy.
 courty deliberate expression 
 Perhaps Martinique 1S40 had its advantages