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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

Classified ads sell lots. plots, homes, business property, leaseholds, equities. mortgages. partnerships, businesses-nearly always with lit- tie delay and always with little ex- I ,,enSe
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

Comiskey has put his credit the most remark able play in the history of the by retiring eight foul ball New York Evening Post
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Notice

We admitted I. C. Plane. the Inde- pendence Qowa) hardware dealer, 10 the Club, with the understanding that he can forego the usual optical test
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Names Is Names

Iva Fox, of Athens, Penn. is go- ing to lend it to the Club Zoo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Expects To See Many More

Seemore Miles, aged 83, was mar ried to Etta May Post at Columbia, Tenn, last week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

If the truth known 1t is probably true that good many men have been voting as their wives told them for years.-( Baltimore American)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

Horse sense" well enough in the old days. Gut what needs for safety's sane Is automo- bile senes.-( Chicago News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

Look Out For Little Blizzard!
 Murl Little and Sue Blizzard, o Parkersburg. W. Va. were married in that citysslast week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

Japan is hereby notified that the speeches of I candidate do not necessarily mean anything-In- Annapolis Newsl
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

Our Daily Special Some Men Carry Watches So They Can Tell How Late They Are.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
name AMERICA
.SPELLSUNIVERSE
World of Meaning In Word
Millions Will Sing To-
morrow
HAD IT'S ORIGIN IN
VOSGES MOUNTAINS

Millions tomorrow VIII sing Amer
ica;" comparatively few know the
Origin OF the name. It's history and
It's symbolism are described IN a
communication TO the National Geo
g'aphic Society by John II. Finley as
follows:
"America1-a name that was first
heard on the planet, or at any rate
first put on a printed page, accord
ing TO The best authorities. In the
village or 81. Die. among the Nesgcs
Mountains in the east OF France. often
called the baptismal font Of America
"On a pilgrimage TO this valley OF
the NoSccs some -cars ago. ] found
stlll standing the rloisiers where the
scholars had lived who wrote The
Introduction 20 Ptolemy's Cosmo-
graphy,' the book IN which d was
suggested mat the name America
/ fourth continent and who prepared
the now famous map on which tho
| lemerging continent was identified
There, BOO. found the site OF the
old printing shop. and the house H.
self IN which the printer Jean Basin
had lived.
AT the beginning OF the war the
Germans had Occupied IT, and, IN 1917
their guns looked down upon u from
tho blue line OF the NOsges.' Tbs
clOisiers. close under Tho mountains
found In a recent and second pil.
Sfimdse iiau not been damaged, but
there were many houses that hac
been destroyed by shell or by wantor
fire, though Jean Basins was still
standing.
1T Is a significant fact that whlll
this name America was suggested II
a geographical treatise IN which th'
earth was considered the center o
the universe there was at the mo
ment OF the first printing OF the nami
a Polish scholar, KOpernik Cooper
Inicue), who was developing a new
system Of astronomy, a new cosmo
raphy, whose substitution for thl
| Ptolemalc, geOoentric, anthropocent
rio creed OF the universe was 20 hl
the capital event OF modern thought.
And so 10 was that while America
was baptized into the PtOlemaic cos
mos, It's inhabitants. after the ahor
igines, dwelt from the flrst In a Cop
efnican universe. wanders In an In
unity OF space. with a 'shudderinl
sense OF physical immensity.'
with this Copernlcan conscious
ness OF the universe. America shoul,
be the least provincial Of the cOntln
ents. for Asia and Africa, as well al
Europe. still remember the old cos
biography and In some darker regioni
still cling TO %.
And as the New World contlnen
should be the least provincial, 81
should those for whom the Unite,
Siaies has appropriated the nam
| Americans DE the most str0ngl,
unlverse-minded' OF all the inhabit
ants Of this continent"
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
c17txL0e/ NEx7GGEa>

near. Now came the crowning eve
ming thrill, the fireworks set of on
the hill: well, you know how thugs
are. Somebody played the earnest
Ounce. the whole darned pile went OF
at Oncc-thcn calls for Gales Ajar
Today we may not care TO go 10 see
the local sialeman throw a ilt upon
the STAG. as he the Declaration reads
and sweat rolls down his nose In beads
TO splash upon the page; yet he's
done for good there Is no sObblng
neighborhood. no undertaker's hearse,
so let's attend and cheer and shout
to hear the good old words ring out
for, sure, Il might be worse.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
EUGENEFENCHT
HAS RECORD COW
Produced 1914 Pounds OF
Milk and 1877 Butterfat
In June
HILL GlRT FARM
HAS LEADING HERD
specIal b The EvenIns IournaI.

Special 30 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July 3.-lIot weather and
flies IN June resulted IN decrease In
the milk production. In both the herd
and individual quality lists IN tho
Diamond State Cow Testing Assoelal
tion.
Eugene Feucht and son OF Elkton
own the record cow for the month.
producing i67i pounds OF milk and
1S7 pounds OF hutterfat. Her record
this month Will probably he higher
as she was not on fun feed at the
time OF the test The Iilll Glrt Farm
ran close second with a pure bred
Guernsey cow producing 1880 pounds
OF milk and u pounds o. butterfat
with a rat test Of sc. Ths famous
grade Holstein cow owned by j. T.
EdmansOn Is living up 90 established
precedents and produced 203l pounds
of milk containing 7i3 pounds OF fat.
The Hlll Girt Farm owns the record
herd for the month. producing on the
average of 1876 pounds OF milk and 40
pounds Of fat This Is a large herd
consisting Of n COWS and Is owned by
II. g.. Haskell.
The fiscal year ends July 81 and II
the association work Is 90 be con-
ilnued without break Il Is essential
that AT applications for membership
for the new year be IN al once. The
reorganization OF the association Is
prohlematic at this stage. The asso-
citation has had a successful year un-
der the direction OF Fred 3 Martenls
"A n the good work is 10 be con.
/ tlnuod n Is essential that the member.
assume the responsibility or 70 anC
/ exert effort ln enrolling the old mem.
bers and perhaps securing a few new
ones
The following are the honor lists
/ for June.
Ten COWS with the highest butter
I faf rncnric.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

What times for boys when south
and north we had the real old-fash-
fore the city fathers rose and turn
ing on a legal hose, quenched all our
ardent fire Some eVer-present hap
penlngs there were, some fatal little
things, but what could you expect ?
Gunpowder when combined with boys
has other pOtencies than noise and
something might be wrecked. SO lit
tie Rufus Wilberforce would have his
eyes blown out, OF course, or lose
his dexter ear. and forty lads about
the state could be referred 10 as
the late" what time the night drew
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
Dull week IN
BUILDING TRADE
labor and Material Scarce;
Railroads are Also
Slow
FINISHING MANY
SMALL CONTRACTS

Building in Wilmington during the
past week has been almost at a stand
STILL according 10 the reports OF
architects and contractors. High cost
OF material, shortage Of labor and
steel, railroad transportation and
other similar handicaps are still at
Eibuted as the cause
John J. Kennedy, architect. reports;
Alterations and additions 10 the old
Academy Building Of villa Nova col
lege, Pa, including gymnasium
which will be completed in four
weeks. Jacob Myers and Sons Com
pany are the contractors. The cost Is
100000.
Estimates for the new Catholic
Church, to be built az Clayton, Del,
are due next Tuesday.
Plans and specifications for a new
school building and chapel to be
erected at Rosemont Pa, for the Rev.
James J Hassan, are in progress. The
rost Of the building is estimated at
Si25.O0O.
Edward Candy May. architect, re-
The gasoline service station at
Pennsylvania avenue and Union street
being built for DR.. Earl Bell, Is pro-
crossing rapidly. The first story Ia
finished
The residence for DR.. Harrison w.
Howell at Seventeenth street and Brin-
HE avenue. is being decorated and
will be ready for occupancy within
three weeks. W. d. Haddock and Com
pany are the builders.
Alterations and additions 10 the
residence OF c. A. Patterson Seven
teenth and Broome streets. Will be
finished In six weeks time.
Estimates are In for alterations and
additions to a residence at Seven
teenth street and Riverviev avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
MARIANA

Mariana Is a happy combination OF
two Of the most popular names in
feminine nomenclature, Mary and
Anna. II takes lis significance from
the former and Is generally accepted
to mean ''bitter" rather than grace. "
The history Of rs origin Is purely
religious. The mother OF the Blessed
Virgin was called Anna, though from
what tradition Is not authentcally
known. st. Anne Is a patron saint of
Prague where a large festival Is held
in her honor every year. In 1881 a
decree from Rome made a similar
feast obligatory In France, where the
saint was supposed 10 have made an
appearance. and out Of this, rose the
fashion Of combining the names OF
the Blessed Virgin and her mother
Thus Anne Marie or Marianne be-
came one OF the most popular femin-
inc names on the continent
Mariana received especial vogue
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
T NTIhe
Ayr1TPGl6y
'Iih- CUuhADE Ul -

"lfA- lUtEAuE Of
MARGE O'DOONE.'
Today brings 10 a close the en-
Bagement Of one Of the most satisfy
Ing pictures that has been showing
here in a long time. It is the special
production called THE Courage Of
Marge ODoone." James Oliver Cur
woods mightiest tale OF the Canadian
Northwest
Il has been said that beauty is only
skin deep, but in "The Ladder Of
Lies" the new Paramount Aircraft
picture starring Ethel Clayton and
which will be the attraction at the
Queen for three days beginning Mon
Day. uho heroine Is a striking ex-
ample wheer physical charm and
beauty Of character and soul 90 hand
In hand. The story OF a girl who
averted disgrace from a man she
honored and took it upon herself
other features that 90 TO make up
the holiday program Will be the lat
est Comedy Art" combining reels OF
comedy, scenic and novelty: Pathe
News and Topics from the Literary
Digest. The latter reel being the
Asnappy sayings" callrd from th,
rountry's newspapers.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

dard time, the Wilson Line win run
its Saturday evening excursion down
the river. There will be excellent
music for dancing and refreshments
may be secured on the boat.
For the Fourth Of July season the
regular holiday schedule Is In effect
on the Wilson Line boats and this
gives an unusually large lumber Of
trips tO choose from in case % person
desires 10 spend the holiday season
out of the city.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
BOOZE DISAPPEARS;
WATER IN IT'S PLACE

SEATTLE-Losi--a quart OF drink
ing likkcr. This quart has the wan
derlust. 10 was frst found by a
street car conductor where Il had
been left by passenger. II Is not
explained why the conductor turned
10 into the street railway lost anc
found department, but he did. II
were locked at night But IN the
morning The hootch had flown and
only clear water remained In The
bottle.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
TOPIC BY REV. Y. W. MATTHEWS.
OuR purY TO Oun COuNrnY.
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

First We must have love for our
country. II w0 are Christians. indeed.
this viii ldld us 10 pray for our coun-
try and be willing 10 scrye %. and In
every way help In The uplft OF our
nation. 10 Is easier 10 10 through
the motions than 90 40 the real
thing, when that thing requires a little
bit OF selfish dNOuon We frequent
~ talk OF doing our duty, but seldom
put 10 into pUctce. There is much
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
.'THE FEAR MARKET'

The most elaborate production for
the screen she has over appeared in,
Alice Brady has finished work on
Hrhe Fear Market" by Amelic Rives
hs a Realart feature. Clara Beranger
has made an adaptation for the
screen from the play in which Ed
mund Breese and Sidney Shields
scored q great success four years
Miss Brady will make before she goes
. bn tour with her last seasons stage
Fuccess, Forever After, and the
soenes will be taken while she Is
playing the Subway Circuit in the
same play.
Kenneth Webb, who has been re-
fpOnsible for a number Of Miss
Brady's photoplays, will direct "The
Fear Market" which will be shown
Al The Strand today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

IS. Bailey, butcher here, IN a cross
complaint In his divorce suit. Then,
too, says he, she used 10 lie a-bed
.o' mornings and wouldn't cook his
brlakfast.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

"so-callod" patriotism thai expanda
It's energy on the Fourth Of July 10
fireworks, when 70 really hicks The
love for our fellow-c0unirymcn,
which IS the soul Of all patriotism1,
The sky-fockcts. etc, may Do all
right. but Il Is only once a year. whils
duty 10 our country demands a devo-
tlon Of llfo's energies all the year
round Are we doing our duty even
as we see iti
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
THE GREAT ACCIDENT,

There is still time TO see Tom Moore
IN his newest photoplay entitled The
Ereat Accident" But do not delay /:
D closes tonight
Beginning Monday and continuing
Tor three days, dainty Billy Burke
Nin be here 20 captivate the hearts
bf her admirers In her latest vehi-
BE. Away Gives Prudence" a new
Paramount Aircraft picture. Flying
IN an aeroplane when the tempera-
lure was 40 degrees below zero, was
Miss Burke's experience while work
Ing on the picture.
On the some program a new SenneVl
iomedy will be shown entitled Gee
Nhiz" Those who see it Will have
plenty occasion for this slangy ex-
brassiOn when they marvel at the
hany funny stunts.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
AnnwsemnemGs
HOLIDAY At PARKS.

By special request Dorothy d.
Young, tAirs. James +. Henry, CON
sralto sololst. will sing The Holy
Eity," at the band concerts at Shell
bot Park tomorrow afternoon and
kvenine. There viii be interesting
programs at both Shellpot and Bran
lylVine Springs Parks tomorrow and
llso on Monday. There will be dis
llays OF fireworks at both parks Mon
Law evening. The park management
IS doing everything possible 10 aid
n the celebration OF Fourth Of July
b a safe and sane way.
RIVER RIDES.
This evening at IT'S O'Clock, stan
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
TOO MUCH BATHING
Slit AND CHOW noe

AKRON-Hls wife used TO wear a
bright yellow bathing suit while rid
ing in the park with a chow dog in
her big black limousine, says Victor
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
NAZINOVA.

Nazimova Is showing tonight In
NThe Heart Of a Child for the last
lime. Those who have not yet seen
his star In her newest triumph,
.hould not miss the opportunity to do
10 today.
A new comedy picture starring Rob
frt Warrick entitled Jack Straw"
will be the attraction at This theatre
for three days coming Monday. lt is
lhe story about an iceman who was
grand duke. or a grand duke who was
feally an ice man. There Is said 10
be lots Of comedy and excitement
On the same bill Will be seen "A
Dream Of Fair Women" The pic
lure is a result Of the fame fortune"
contest which was recently conduct
ID by three motion-picture maga-
hines The young actresses imper-
Bonate various phases Of human char
hoter, such as ldleness, Indulgence
Selflshness. Unhappy and Idle Love.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

on July g. 1874. or i26 years ago TO.
day. the Cornish language died. IL
was buried with William BQdendr,
who Is officially on record sthe last
human being who could speak i. Inc
world has not lost much In loslns
Cornish. Il was a language largely
OF consonants, and vowels were lhllo-
ducod only casually. The language
had so many angles that Cornish min
ors used 10 take "a f0NN wni'. ii'H
90 help them up from tight places IN
the mines, using them as ladders.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
md was sometimes contracted 70

and was sometimes contracted 70
Mamma
In England Shakespeare Is respons-
ible for much OF the popularity OF
Mariana, since ne twice bestowed the
name upon characters IN his plays.
Mariana was The deserted wife OF
Angelo IN Measure for Measure
and the daughter Of pericles IN per
lcles, Prince OF Tyre was likewise
so called.
Nlarlanas hlismanic gem Is tht
mOonstone, the saIecd jewel Of India
which Is said 30 bring 70 wearer che
lOvo which she desires. 10 also gives
| her the power 90 read the future In
matters Of sentiment. Monday Is heI
lucky day and 4 her lucky number
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH MOONciININC

AKRON-Mrs. Anna Marion has the
distinction OF being the first woman
here 10 be charged as a mOOnshiner.
'Rhe police say she had two big stills.
worth $500 and capable OF nrOduc-
ing 100 gallons OF liquor a day, oper-
ating In her house.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

cmIWNV cmW fnNccnrdI cWIWYn
Five herds with the highest aver
ar9a ktfNfarfaf raaarNa
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

In the Want Ads. win be found the
direct route between employer and the
employe.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

This evening at 7i5 O'Clock. stan
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
rabItusi Constipation Cured
in - TO n DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPsIN" is a specially
prepared Syup Ionic-Laxative for hsbitual
Constipation. relieves promptly but
should be taktn Neularly for IA TO 2i days
20 induce regular Action. IL Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant TO Take go
Vr bottle.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

NJ. II. White of Littleheld, IL here
this week relieving J. c. Blair, OPP
orator at the Santa Fe. Mr.
White will remain in Lubbock until
Mr.. Blair's return.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

When the BABY, takes too much
food the Aemach trns; the result
is indigesionA sourness and vomiting;
Frequently thu bowels are involved
and there \ coin pains and diarrhoea !
McGEE's BABG ElE * RI is o q grand
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
NEFE ENDORSE} )BYlM'LENNAN
COUNTY DEMOCRATS

Asthe meeting of the MLennan County Dm
which Waco
delegates the State Convention in Dallas the FOLLOWING
resol unanimously adopted:
by Democratic Convention
candidacy for Governor of feowzen ne
Hon. Pat NJ Nef
We he equipped by education practical
and the highest of personal character
We of his manifest and straight con
him, whether office holder or private
practitioner of law
of
hundred Amcansm SHOWN
condu
this his
will with the
best who everoc that position in Texas
We know that he has emperamenta pose Judicial
respectful disposition
in wtha because
standing bleman his felowmen
without fellow
pledge ourselves TO do
the end that ne may De erected
Political Advertisement
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
FL Paso Morning Times
On the Governors Race

the Governors race IN Texas
the III Paso Morning Times Oh
April 2s, 1925
will really begin earnest after
There candidates IN e heu
Pat Waco and former Senator
Gainesville considerable progress win ue
the support the soeseS
recognized the champion Of the
the traditional
call halt % the atterday mania for the CONTINUATION oil
authority Washington
Lewelng candi
dates have climbed band but there
Regarded
vted to step sn who will have
a dsfeat Senator Bailey
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

and bowel disorders Of babies. II
is pure, wholesome and pleasant to
take. Sold by all druggists.
The Vogue Emporium is making
an extra offer this week, read their
ad in another part of this paper
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
1905 1920
Ism Anniversary
The Western Windmill Co.
1920


With the close of the month of May we round if
teenth year of business in Lubbock
On of June 1905 just fifteen years acquir
ed the business which had been operated by trngfeow Hume
smye Wilson Mr. Wilson became the manager Of our bust
es o o @ s3n9Gss % wilson GsS HSrT
ps s s bs bag % t ss
with Us MIR Gus Nat ssR H. with a nJ
anyways r N S"q has ssen y w m. only
bic hardware ~ 4
tn. .ssi s S: 81 ; s 1t s ss
s B sts1s dny e e4se w ssss2 S
warehouse, and which gives 5oxloO feet warehouse
We have grown up with Lubbock have always been still
and always will be for bigger and better Lubbock We be
eve the oldest business establishment in Lubbock under
continuous ownership and management
We believe in Lubbock and Lubbock people and have stayed
with you through thick and thin good and bad dry wet
We have enjoyed most liberal patronage cooperation
of the people Lubbock and Lubbock County want
ta every one aO e cT2 1 Me nave mao N Dug b
experience have had business here feel that bet
prepared for the needs of the people than
others could be-
Ifyou we know of reason why
should not be- Come to and let us show how well
Lubbock is least times large when we be-
business here and business has kept with the city
all pull together and within the next fifteen years
can't be than ten timesas large today
Yours for bigger and better Lubbock and bigger and bet
ter business. 9a~"~-
We call attention following list of goods be found
in immense stock
If its hardware, we have it.
Eclipse Windmills
MakC Plymouth Binder Irvine.
Winchester Ammunition
I'M Winh Guns
Wnh
John DeeeP Planters.
-
uldr.H
John Decree uhivsor. General
John Decree Cooley Heay
CulivaorS Sweeps and Shovl
OK
RumdO
RomdOa Ranges
Majestic Ranges. she m
CeatWe stern Stoves
Good Pats sndBo
HoseC Knives and Fosks
Binder Teas and Spoons
The Western Windmill Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
w. S. CLARK
WHAT TAXPAYERS PAY WATER
COMPANY FOR ITS SERVICE

In 1913 the city, county and school
board paid $i,573.S9 for water at the
court house, at the various city schools
and for fire protection. In 1919 the
taxpayers paid S4,4S0.30 for the samH
service. Til" Watar Company submits
n proposal to sell their plant and fran
chise for $4,000, taking bonds for the
purchase price. The company points
out that the interest the first yea
would be covered by the rents now be.
ing paid by taxpayers and that sink.
ing fund could be created TO reduce
this payment yearly which would coli
sist initially of $3.50.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
STOP. LOOK, READ

Special meetings will be conducted
ntthe Salvation Army Tuesday and
Wednesday, nights March 10 and II,
1920 by Staff Captain Robert McClel-
land. Young peoples secretary of the
lntcr-Mountain Providence, a verv in
tcresting time for all who come. The
hism ucls Staff Captain is n man of
wide Salvation Army experience, n
good speaker, his music and signing is
always much enjoyed. Come early,
bring your friends and neighbors at
four o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
the hut a special meeting for the chill.
dren will be held every child in Dem
ing is invited TO come.
Capt. and Mrs. John w. Payne.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
49, ~ \ \ y y \
y SCHOOL NOTES y
\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \

On Friday afternoon a program was
given under the supervision Of Miss
Shockey. A fee Of ten cents was asked
for admission, although those who
did not wish TO pay were admitted free.
The money will be given to the athletic
association. The third grade from the
Lowell School sang two frollc songs
then six Of the girls from the Glee
Club gave n short comedy.
The report cards were distributed
at the close OF the assembly.
On Friday night the ID. II. s. boys
basket bali team played the Silver
City team. Our boys were victorious
with a score Of 30 TO 40.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
TO BUILD HOUSES

]. f. Seaman has Jared the calamity
howlers by beginning the construction
Of one Of three houses for rent at the
corner OF Gold avenue and Elm street.
The houses will he Of adobe and nicely
finished 10 accommodate small fami-
lies wishing modern apartments.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

The Christian church gave a picnic
dinner Sunday noon at the church at
which number of boys from the base
hospital were present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Watch your sweetheart for" The
Beloved Cheater" is coming to the
Princess.