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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Small Cameo Pendant in
chased gold mounting and fine gold
neck chain. Return to DR.. Kaser
and receive reward.
FOUND-BGnch of Keys, Apply
Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Teamster. Apply Fem
mer q Ritter. Seward Street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
CANADIAN CLoTHlERS HARD
!. HIT BY LUXURY TAX, CLAIM

TORONTO, June 5.-Retail CLOTH
iers of this city declare that through
the imposition of the luxury tax,
under the budget proposals, the re-
tail clothing trade is at standstill,
as the public will not buy clothes at
the present prices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
MASONS ATTENTION !

A Called Communication OF Mt.
juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. NJ.
VIII be held on Monday June Z at
7;30 p. m. Work in the E. A.
degree. Visiting Brethren cordial
ly invited to attend.
adv. II. E. BROWN, Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05

PALMIS1'RY-Card Reading

GOOD CARD READING. l0t
Front St, opp Alaskan Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-A boat with
out engine, Is to % it. in length.
Address Box 91S, Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05

Answers for advertisers Will be
held two weeks after date of last
insertion THE EMPIRE cannot as.
sumo responsibility to care for I'm.
called for-l letters after that period
Closing time for classified adver-
tisements: 2 p. m.
Closing time for display adver-
tisements: IL a. m.
EMPIRE CLASSIFIED AID RATES
Toe. per line first insertion.
&c. per line for subsequent insertions
Special rates by the month.
Count five average words to the line.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
WANTED-Situation

Position by capable
stenographcr; three years exper-
fence outside. Best recommends
tions. Phone 26O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-05
CLIFF APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-IIduse y rooms SIT
uated right down town, suitable for
boarding or apartment house. Rent
cheap. Inquire ut Goldstein's EN-
porium.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-18
LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 ReuelafiOus Of q Wife

I hung my hat and coat in the closet. cleared my reading table of books and magazines. and drew two easy chairs before it had just thrown open tho lid of tho big keep sake trunk" which had been my mothers. and which Mother Graham had futilcIy coveted to hold linens and blankets for our southern trip. whom my fathers low knock sounded on the door. | rose and admitted him. silently. knowing that if had called permission to him to enter. Mother Graham would have heard and investigated despite her oft reit- erntcd declaration that she never heard anything after she once went to sleep.
 His gaze went at once to tho open trunk. I heard him catch his breath sharply, and he went toward it almost with the look of a sleep walker upon his face and stood looking down into it's depths. I followed him across the room and put my hand upon his arm.
 \ Tense Moment.
 ''Will you help me with those things. father dear?" I asked. indi- eating numerous tied packages of my own belongings which filled the top of tho big receptacle. I felt that f. would DC potter TOT hlm to occupy his hands than to stand thus gazing down as if the thing below him were an open grave.
 "Of course. child" hc answered coming back to himself with an evil dent start. And for the next few min utes we worked hurriedly. but meth odieally. transferring the bundles that filled tho top of the big trunk to q temporary resting place upon the bed.
 When the last layer had been TO- moved I plucked from it's place a big sheet of brown wrapping paper which had separated mS own things from the little old hairclath trunk of my mother. which I always kept for saf- ety in tho bottom of the bigger one. and which she had packed for me with her mementoes in the days of her last illness.
 As I did so I shot furtivc, frightened look at my father, for I know that he must have many mem ories of this ancient box. little bigger than suit case Of today. which my mother prized so highly. and in which she always kept her most prec- ious things.
 For one tense moment Inc stood si- lent. Then with a swift movement he stopped. snatchcd tho little trunk m fin his arms as if 1t had been living thing, and turned away from mo toward tho table.
 But I had caught n glimpse of his faco. IL was that of ono who sees a vision
New Britain herald., 1920-06-18
P.NEACE THEATER.

Dave Seed. remembered by those who saw him at the Palace a few months ago as the best comedian they ever saw in vaudeville, will play q return engagement at the Palace again next Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday in An Heir for a Night" musical comedy with pretty girls and real comedy. X very excellent bill of four Keith vaudeville acts is now playing at the Palace for the re- mamder of the week. Each and every act is highly entertaining and they make up a bill everyone will like. The Three O'Gorman Girls in n variety of singing and dancing with their playing of comets and trom- bones are one of the real hits of the bill. Henry and Bradley. clever team, offer singing and dancing to big results. Billy Browning. a dialect comedian. will keep you in roars with his funny impersonations Of people seen in railroad depot. and Evans and Wilson are we'll liked with their excellent singing and talking slxit The big photoplay feature offers Dorothy Dalton. tho Paramount star. in "'rhe Lady of Red Butte Other films in clude Jack Dempsey in new chap> ter of Daredevil Jack" a screaming Mack Sennett comedy. Let 'Er Go." and the Pathe Weekly showing very interesting scenes of war-stricken Ypres. Belgium: the celebration of the Poles in Warsaw. Russia. and other national and foreign current events
New Britain herald., 1920-06-18
AT EOX'S.

Only five days to live is the sen. tence passed upon Bill Lark by his enemy, Jim Pembcrton, who has won on d gamble, and Bill accepts it with
 out a demur.
 There, in a nutshell, is the live
 opening situation of The Twins of Suffering Creek" a new William Fox photodrama which opened a three days engagement at Fox's theater yesterday.
 A beautiful Prizma is also shown as well as Mutt and Jeff in The Pri- vate Detective" another comedy. Home Sweet Home." and the Fox News with its worlds happenings.
 The vaudeville part of the program is of exceptionally. good quality. The fun is started by Halson and Knapp, pair of black-face comedians who put the entire audience in the best of humor for what follows. Then comes Miss Dolly Farlardo. who might we'll call herself the peculiar for she has a peculiar style of an act all her own. Mark and Josephine are one or those ire pair who caught the audience on their first entrance and held it un- til their exit. The Three Martefis do some wonderful work on their uni- cycles.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-18

ksnw in Her fntlicr'S Incc.
 ns dark. save for tho t hall. whom my father |ic. And there was no e that any one tn tho Ike.
 ire from long cNper- h member of tho finn - q Graham. tired with for her journey. had, Junior In her room, long atnCc sound h Katie were ut the s cinema ficnds of the pc. whilc Dicky was ing somewhere cithor my father hnd given he now condcsccndcd Iy. or in tho big one. pf which he shared rkee.
 out the pocket flash lwnyH with him. un- and threw on tho hall lights from the br.
 directly. dear" he ok around a bit"
 amused teuderneas hc stairs. tt is hts mako the rounds of ok to the fasteninEs "a window before ho It ia tho only touch . character. and one evan that. His eN- \ America and else .rent Of his country's E have made him ais, cautious where
 ordinary pursuits hds footstr ps reced- r of tho house thcro Ind "a thought which .de mo grip tightly the stairs. Was it
 he being moro unlf His progress rar. Was perhaps .o Draper obsessing d miner
 u Heip-"
 together with q lit- shake. If I didn't upon my imagina- Krimly. I should bc ber's evil beauty tn om or on every
 hastened to throw door and turn on brightness and tho
 familiar furniture
 off the thought of so dreaded. and to
 preparations for
New Britain herald., 1920-06-18
AT THE LYCEUM.

week. Also Mack Sennett's comedy. Let 'Er Co., ''The Woman in Grey" with Airline Pretty. chapter No Q. Next week owen Moore and George Bunny will be seen in ''Picca- dilly Jim: also Harold Lloyd. Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday only.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-18
LYCEUNI THEATER.

Constance Talmadge in The Yelled Adventure" can be seen at the Lyccum Friday and Saturday of this
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02


land visited their friend Edna p.
Mumma Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Utley Of Moline call
ed ON Yuma friends Sunday after
noon.
King Matthew Of Montana Is Wis
iting relatives in yuma. Mr.. Mat
thew was born In Yuma and lived
here for may years,
/ The social given by the pupils Of
Yuma school Frfd exc- ing It the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wake.
vas well "a ilne program
Of voesl and instrumental music be-
ing rendered: Recitals and a play
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02


Thursday afternocn with Mrs. s,
McMurphy.
NFs. Lynen Daily he'd well
drilled last week near her home,
the one that has ss,plied them for
years having gone dry during the
drought last summer.
II. and Mrs. LAurin sAllsbro
spent Sunday With Watertoyn
friends. ~
Several from this locality attend
ed the auction sale ct Joslin Sat
Ross Wslnrright Ielpeds 1..urin
AllSbro PICK corn Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd CT n Of Rock Is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
! MATHERVILLE

y6p0cSaI C0SreSpOudenceJ
~, and Mrs. Henry $ Mcintyre
hive gone to Iowa on an extended
llkesvipond Of Minnesota has been
visiting relatives here.
rs. Thomas McGonigle and two
Children have feturn-i to their
home in East MDiine after a brief
whit here. 5
Jack Bhise has gone to Farm
inefoe to work.
1srhsst Lee has soid,-his 10-9cre
tract Of lard to Mike. yiliske for
$500. ri
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
Hoods
Makes Food
Taste Good

Creates an appetite. aids digestion.
pufifies the blood. and thus relieves
scrofula. catarrh. the pains and
aches OF rheumatism and gives
strength to the whole system
Nearly SO years phenomenal sales
tell the story. Of the great merit and
success Of Hoods Satsaparilla., 1t
Is Just the medicine you need now.
Hoods Pills help-nne cathartic.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
DELTAxET.

That pecan conlectiop. made Of
rich, pare 1lOugat and wholesome
caramel, rolled ID the finest pecans.
A rare treat. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
WARN AGAINST SOCIALISM
w. w. Sale md Dr. Stunrt Mcclure
ADDRESS Officers of tirent
War

Gencral II. y Sale and Licutcnant-
Colonel stuart Mcclure spoke OF the
tendency in America toward radical
ism Socialism and Bolshcvisrn, and
pointed out Tho need for the work OF
~" American Logic and tho Anlcri-
con officers Of the Great War ut the
meeting OF tn" latter body held in the
AUDITORIUM Of tho Chamber OF Com
mere" last night They pointed out
tic national Tendencies Of today and the
need for he Awcricuuism and patriot
ism which cN Stcd during tho war
lnI .tatiuns were read from the Elks'
W,Stlnn-claud club offcrinl, their rooms
for meeting plac" for the officers
I'll" most meeting viii he Thursday
February .. - $50 Che place Of meet
Ing To la Announced hv card and
Lnrun.h Tho G.-lE nnnnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
GIVE WIDOW COMPENSATION
hrs. Nanny Copeland Gets $40 for
200 Weeks Through Award by
m SS

Compensation 10 the amount OF $40 a
week for 500 weeks was granted MR.
nanny Copeland in behalf of herself
ana children ny the Industrial Com
MISSION OF Virginia against Elizabeth
LILY ana the Equity Insurance Cont
pahy yesterday upon petition to review
by the company over the award made
on November -, 1919. by Commissioner
Z. y Ntzhugh, The claim of Mrs
COPELAND was based on the accident
sustained By William y. Copeland, hus-
hand OF the claimant. who was super
intendcnt Of public roads in ELIZA beth
county who died following the acct
dent.
COPELAND was about TO stor ut his
nom" for lunch before returning to
work, when h. fell from the wagon ne
Was arriving. and died a few days later
from the INJURIES sustained by the fall
IL was tcstiiicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
WOMAN PROBATION AGENT
WILL WATCH OVER GIRL S
Inserd en"m'nnti"nal Welfare Lenrur
inhes steps to Care for .JuNc-
nile Court Cases

ConErecations Of Richmond repre-
Welfare League kill employ a w,oms n
protective probation officer at Il sa
ary OF sl25 month within the mex;
Few weeks TO LOOK after the women
and girls who are brought into Judge
Kicks and Justice crutchncld's courts.
as vel as those WHO are sent to the
The matter was definitely decided
Xestercay afternoon at e Meeting Of
me executive committee Of the league,
which was held at the Y ". & 4 At
4 o'cloek. Judge } loec Kicks, Dr.
d. a: Maslin' kev Cary Montague. city
missionary: Mrs Roy Is Fiann.rnn
and Mrs. II. H. M!chac.s. the chairman
Wer. present.
1T was also decided to put tho mat.
= ter OF oIcnlng a home for the type
OF young woman VINO would no, Ia
admitted 20 other boarding homes In
Richmond before the various proups Of
them 10 The CONGREGATIONS
Rev Cary Montague viii presen, the
matter Of securing such a home. 10 ba
supported by the churches OF Rich-
mond at The meeting OF the Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
DIRECTOR MYERS SEEKING
CHAUFFEURS AS FIREMEN
hetWcen Thirty and Forty Motor-Car
Drivers VIII he Needed by
H. n-fr

Director of Public Safety William
NJ. Myers is looking for between thirty
and forty chauneurs and similar
number of other men for the Richmond
Fire Department. Under the new bud
get. which IL is hoped will be passed
and become effective within the next
f3ur weeks the department is allowed
eighty additional men.
Installation OF motor cGu!nment in
the department has created a heavy
demand for chauffcurs and men cXpe-
rienced In running motor-dr'vcn We
hicies and Director Myers said vcs-
terday, that he was, anxious to pro-
cure the names Of additional men who
want 10 get into the Fire Department
A. once so tb2t. there Will be no de-
needed - -.
Chief w. n. Jovnes is TO have charge
Of the applications and will choose
the men needed by him Fircmen re-
ceive sil5 month salary when first
taken into the DEPARTMENT
one o. the motor engines ordered
h% the department arrived ycsts rdav,
and an engineer from the firm SELL
ing the machine viii DC ~ Richmond
this weel; 10 test the machine and SUI
perintcndent tn" work Of assembling
the new APPARATUS Tho engine. wili
be given :. twelvc-hour test before
hna!ly accepted by the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
LACK FUEL FOR GAS PLANT
BUT TWO DAYS SUPPLY
OF COAL NOW AVAILABLE
Director TraTord Fears Shutdown
Unless Shipments Are Directed
To Richmond at Once.

Chances that the Richmond Gas
Works viii have to curtail operations
Ing fuel If any kind with which to
manufacture gas took on IL grave aspect
Yesterday, wncn Director OF Public
Utilities T., w. Trafiord made the am
nounccment that there was but a two
days supply OF fuel on hand and only
strenuous efforts to secure coal
enough to meet the immediate demands
OF the Gus Works we're being made by
coal were purchased by the Mayors
advisory board yesterday for the price
OF $3.50, or $5l0 a car.
ship Fuel To Ports.
Director Tranord declared yesterday
that the gas supply on hand would not
last more than half Il day, and that
lie had made every effort possible to
get coal.
MIR. Tranord stated that the reason
the city cannot buy coal for the Gas
Works is because the mine operators
are compelled to sell their product at
the government maximum set price. He
said that the operators preferred to ship
their products to the Underwater dis
trict for foreign trade. because they
were able TO command their own price
for coal in this way
An appea! 10 the fuel administration
has been refused An urgent request
for fuel. whether it has TO DO con
fiscatcd or secured in any other way
WAS made by the Department of Public
Utilities OF the officials through Il. l..
Smith. terminal trainmastcr OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway here
Government Sends Reply.
Tho answer received from the as
s!stant superintendent OF trausporta-
ton. who is in charge OF the situation,
reads
There are no reasons that know
OF now why the City Gas Works at
Richmond should not he able To take
care of their requirements without our
making diversions TO them"
I'VE can make contracts for fuel"
Mr.. Tranord said. but tho contracts
arc absolutely good when an at
tempt is made to enforce them
Director rrafrord said that the city
was having to pay all kinds OF prices
for fuel. and that the supply OF fuel
was utterly unreliable. Because OF the
removing of the government rcstric
lions on coal IL is Impossible 10 seize
any passing through Richmond to sup
ply wants here.
Speaking OF the condition N case no
coal can he purchased within the next
few days, Mr.. Trafrord said:
We most certainly can't make gas
without the whercwithal TO mauufac-
turc it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
URGE HEALTH PLANS BE
MADE EARLY THIS YEAR
state Health Department Worker,
Wish 1020 to he Hummer Year in
War ON Disease.

The state Department of Health is
DESTROYS that 1870 be made a banner
year in Virginia III the war against
prevcntable diseases.
TO that end state Health Commits
sioner Ennion G. Williams urges upon
every coInmunity'S authorities the adj
visibility OF outlining early in the year
definite health program suitable to the
needs of every community.
The state department of Health CO.
operates with county authorities in
conducting twelve month Intensive
heamh campaigns and in Installing
county health demonstrate in coun-
ties which do not undertake the larger
program.
Expert advice is furnished free along
disease prevention lines, Improvement
of sanitary conditions, protection Of
water supplies eliminating malaria,
meeting the vcn.rcal-discRsc menace
conducting community physical exam =
nations. IL fact along every line con
duci,c 10 tho health and long life Of
the people OF Virginia
Results from intensive health cam
raiGns and other preventive measures
speak foi themselves wherever IA S
work has been done. Sickness has been
reduced. the death rate from prevent
able disease lowered. and tho commu-
mites have benefited in working ell
cheney, officials point out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT
Chris brown Sentenced 10 Prison for
Ono lenr on Grand Larceny
Charge.

Chris Brown pleaded guilty yestcr-
day in the ifustings Cour; to a charge
of grand larceny, and was given one
year IN the pcnitcntiary. Brown is
charged with the theft of $40 from
Ulysses Hart. Sentence was suspended
by the court until two additional
charges against Brown can he heard
He has been recommitted TO jail pend
ing trial or the other charges against
him.
K. :. Lanhirth. arraigncd on a charge
OF grand larceny. pleaded not guilty
yesterday and the jury failed to agree
on Il verdict and WAS dismissed hv me
court. i.ambir;h Is charged with being
implicated in the theft OF 81 900 auto
mobile, which was The property OF j.
II. Spencer.
Aurelius Watkins, charged with
grand larceny, had charges against
him nolle pressed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
YOUTH KILLED IN COLLISION
Julian Saunders. 10, Dies When Trains
Trash Near Fair
I.r

InveStisatins the death OF Julian
Saunders, -. who WAS Instantly killed
oaneSdRy afternoon ON the Rich
nlond, fredericksburg and Potomac
tracks, tho coroncr's jury returned a
Eerdict yesterday afternoon 10 the effect
result OF collision between Two
yard trains near the Fair Grounds. in
which Er3kcmen .. V. Wade and Stblcv
and Fireman Butler were slightly IN
jurcd.
Saunders was employed by tho rail
road company n :, call boy. aud MAS
going home on the annex train. which
WAS used Tor taking employees to their
homes near AcCa. on the same track
approaching kichmond was q freiEht
train. which was moving At 4 slow rate
OF speed
As the two trains arrived AZ the
bridge a smoke blind covered the view
ana the collision resulted. Saunders be
ing caught between the trains as they
came together. tie was removed and
taken 10 the rOuHdhouse. whore he died
before mcdica! assistance could arrive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
ASK FOR RAILWAY CHARTER
NirEin'a md Mount Airy Company
VIII Operate Line From kiblcr
In North Carolina

Application for a charter was made
TO the state Corporation Commission
yesterday ny th" Virginia and Mount
MY lsai!wnE company The company
railway for tho transportation of pas
Sengcrs aud freight between Kihicr. in
latrick County, and Mount Airy. in
Surry county y. G. The principal Office
OF ne company VIII bc located N Alex
audria Va
officers Of the company arc Bates
Warren, president and general counsc f.:
Mor4ccni r E.ndicott. vice president
Johr W. ChildreSS. treasurer: William
l.. Browning, secretary, and johnson
I. Hearc, manager. The foregoing
w!th Gardner J.. Roothc and Richard;
- Wa h.nrton, constitute tho board Of
q realtors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
POLICE ARE LED CHASE
NrgreSs. Accused of NhoicsaI, Theft.
Escapes From station, hut /.
RrcIptureJ,

FOLLOWING the arrest Of Lillian Cous-
ms. colored, thought TO have been the
woman who entered the home OF Mrs
Crosby Miller. 2360-E PARK Avenue.
during tea party several days ago.
Detective Scrg"ants Bertucc! and DUffv
yesterday recovered "a large quantity
of merchandise and clothing. as wen
as tub filed win wet clothing he.
lieyed by the police TO have been re
Gently stolen by the woman
After being taken to the station.
apparently with mania FOR trying
man ran out. and was chased several
blocks distant befor. Sne was over
taken by Officer Clark, Of the Second
Station. IL ~ said by the pol!ce that
she escaped the clutches % a whole
tea party at the Miller homo after be-
ing caught.
Police claim that the woman served
term In the Virginia Pcnitcutiarv FOR
grand larceny, ard Is at present on
parole. They allcse that as many as
nfteen different charges win be lodged
against her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
$4,000 GARAGE PLANNED
Davis Bro>. Tit" Application to Erect
IiuildinE tary

Davis Bros Inc, nlcd application for
pcrmit "a erect a $40. 900 public
garage at IN" northeast corner OF Cary
atrsel and Colonial Avenue yesterday
win the Bui'ding Inspector
Another appliratiOn for building
permit vas made by j. Ice Davis
and W $ Rco and called for the cree
cost of $4,000 Tnc six homes vii he
built On Third Avenue. Highland Park,
oetwoGn Magnolia ana Logan Streets.
App1catlou for rcrrni, was grant
20 ~ Wlluhms yesterday. The
permit calls for INC erection Of a dwell
ING Al 1917 Perry street. south Rich
mond, 81 total cost OF $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
MAY REDUCE BOND INTEREST
relays Action on $1,000 OoN
ordnance Until Some Time
Aclf

Anneaurncn' of the ordinances ca,lipr
LOT ne Issuance OF $4,000, 600 in hnndS,
,or thc i'lchmond Gas Works so th,,
ihcN VII bear IL per cent Interest,"
~. ~ ~; oi per cent, as approved hy
~ measure introduced ut the CouuriI
meeting last night by Councilman CiarI
cnco \. Scaton '''''" I'd =
AS rs required 10y law, the hond
issue matter was aid on IN. table ,, =,
niGht. IL" well as the amendment ana
VII be taken UP at "a special moctint,
.! nc tpuncii' which will be called
week I'M
Just Il quorum was present las,
n,sht, ana there were not enough Of
inc members present to suspend tho
rules to consider other matters ,v,jcI
NE ,ouncilmcn wished 10 bring before