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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-Iowa farm at bargain
price, on easy terms. 220 acres well
improved, four miles from railroad
town, in Clarke county. Fenced and
cross fenced with woven wire; $50
acres in cultivation; so acres fine
bluegrass pasture. 5000 per acre;
will accept IS 900 cash, carry balance
long time at 51h and percent If
you want a home address Jack
Smith, Howe hotel, Osceola, Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16

Business Women's League
The Business Women's league will
hold its regular meeting and supper
tomorrow evening in the dining room
of the Trinity Methodist church at
$50 o'clock.
DOLLAR Day, Aug. ia
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
50 hats s1.00 each. Values to $500.
Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16
M. YoUNKER COMPANY

cellar, cistern and barn; full lot;
price, $4,000. If you have a five
room partly modern house near Ninth
and Bank, would consider an ex-
change. John Tumelty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS,

CONCESSIONS .crean an1use-.
ments and privilege for the Aneri-
can Legion picnic, August Sc, may
be arranged on a percentage basis,
See Post Commandment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16
County Officers Have Gone There to
Attend Conference-Sheriff Scott,
Vaughan and Merrick
From Here.

Sheriff John c. Scott, Recorder E.
G. Vaughan and Deputy Clerk Edward
S. Merrick, have gone to Des Moines
to attend the county officers conven,
ton, which is being held there this
week.
This conference is an annual affair
and will be attended by county officers
from all over the state. Matters OF
special interest to these officials are
discussed at the meeting.
DOLLAR Day, Aug. Is
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
50 hats s1.00 each. Values to $500.
LowitZ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16

built Schevers home; five rooms
first floor and three second; fine large
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE sow and sf7oat- En-
quire at 1902 Ash street
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-No. 9o6-90S Tmea VIII
sell all or part of this property. No.
900 has seven rooms and bath; also
electric lights and gas. No. 908 has
six rooms with electric lights and city
water. Here is a chance to buy a
home or buy the entire house as a
home and investment. Best south
side location. John Tumuity.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-16

ED-Dishwasher, Hotel Iowa
Apply to chef
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
SENATOR MCCORMICK MA
VSTfVf PRAHU.

Washington, "a. list. Move
zvoleny president Harding bu-
de miti informace prvni ru-
ky pomerech Evrope, politi-
ckych hospodarskych. Sena-
tor Medill Mccormick z Hill
noisu, jeden 2 Hardingovych
nejduv6rnejsich pratel V Sc
nate, vyplul vcera ma parniku
Aquitania. V Europe Sc zdrzi 6
tydnu a navstivl Londyn, Pa
riz, Widen, Prahu, Berlin a
Varsavu. Hned po SVEN navra-
tn lednu zajede do Marion
move zvolenemu presidento-
vi poda zpravu o SVEN vysetro-
vani. Mccormick byl V senate
jednim "nesmifitelnych" a
byl proti umluve Svazu Naro-
du i s Lodge-ovymi vyhradami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
ZE SHROMAzDENf SVAZU
NARODU.

Geneva, "a. list. Skandinay-
ske zeme budou pozvany wy
slati mensi oddly ma Litvu, "a
By Sc podllely ma udrzovani
poradku tamni plebiscitnl o.
blasti. Narodove, kteri povsta-
Ii z dfivejsi ruske rise, nebu-
dou priiati do Cvazu, aspon
ne pro pfitomnou dobu. Bull
harsko, Rakousko, Lucembur-
sko Finsko mohou Sc vsak
statni cleny lined. O priieti
do Svazu pozadala tez Cerna
Hora, jez nemuze Sc smiriti
Sc svym prislusenstvim do Kr6
lovstvi Srbu, Chvrvatu a Sic.
vincu, coz Jest uredni M. :
pro Jihoslovansko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
ASQUITH " OPPOSICI.
Byvaly britsky ministersky
pfedseda krit;suje vladu pro
jeji pocinani v Irsku.

Londyn, "a. list. H. H. AS
quith, byvaly ministersky pred
seda, byl dnes pripraven poda-
ii resoluci odsuzujfci nasilno-
sti proti korunnim silam a ci-
vilistum V Irsku.
Resoluce, jak il mel napsa-
nou, tlumoci rozhorleni mad
brutalnim povrazdenim d1stoj
nikn Dubline minulou nedeli,
lituje odsuzuje jednanf vlady
pro pokouseni Sc potlaciti zlo-
ciny methodami terrorismu V
odvetach, V nichz niceny jsou
zivoty a majetek nevinnych O.
sob" zduraznuje nutnost
pfedsevzeti kroku ma uklidne-
nj lrska, jak V zajmu te zem6,
tax i cele rise.
Vlada prohlasila, ze nema
niceho proti debatam o teto o.
tazce, ale zaroven ma oba-
bu pred vytrznostmi jake byla
ona pondeli, kdy doslo V par
lamente k nepeknym scenam.
Panuje mfneni, re nalada sne-
movny pc ned6lnim vrazdeni
neni takova, ably Sc V nj mohlo
klidne jednati 0 vecech Ir-
sku.
Dublin, "a. list. Vojsko Wy
konalo prohlidku v redakci a
obchodnich mistnostech Ere
mans Journal" dnes casn6 rano
a marne patralo po osobach
hledanych We spojeni S nedav-
rgnli s-slrvavgrsi udalostnni.
Spravou tasopisu bylo receno,
ze zadny muzu ze spachani
zlocind podezrelych, nebyl
tam Zam6stnan.
Cork, "a. list. Dve osoby po-
ranene pfi vybuchu bomby ma
Patrick ul. vcera vecer, zemre-
ly pozd6ji V nemocnici a stav
jinych dvou jest kriticky. Sest-
nact lidi byYo poran6no vyEu-
chem bomby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
VZACNf HOSTE JEDOU.
Odbcr statu obdrzel informace.
ze delegati treti internacicnaly
jsou ma ceste do Ameriky.

! Washington, "a. list. Ruske
sovetote urady odhaduji, ze
do konce roku pocet nezamest-
nanych V teto zemi stoupne ma
100000 a diva zastupci treti
internationally byli vyslani, a.
by organisovali zde sovety, die
dfedniho sdeleni z Moskvy.
Zastupci treti internaciona-
ly planuji pfijeti do Spojenych
Stati, prosinci a hodlaji tvo-
fiti vybory nezamestnanych We
spolupusobeni komunistickou
/ stranou. Budou zakladany So
vety jednotlivych remesel. Je-
jich cilem jest spojiti revoluc-
nj hnuti Americe jedno te-
leso a pracovati k branne revo-
luci.
Prlchod sovetskych zastup-
eli jest V souhlasu S resolucemi
pfijatymi ma poslednim sjezdu
treti internationally V Moskve,
die nichz zastupci internacio-
naly NELL byti V kazde zemi v
FVrona q Y Annaricp
AGkoli ufednici odboru
statu neprijimaii odhad neza-
m6stnanych v teto zemi, jak u
cinen byl internacionalou, "a
lspravny, prece bude prihlednu-
Ito, k tomu, aby zamezen byl
pristup sovetovym organisato-
rum do Spoj. Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
POLSKY PREDAK ZAVRAZ.
DEN.

Berlin, "a. list. Depese z
Bytomi V Pruskem Slezsku o.
znamuje, re polsky predak
jmenem Theofil Kupka, byva-
~ spolupracovnik polskeho
ffsskeho poslance Korfantyho,
byl zavrazden u dveri sveho
domu tremi maskovanymi mu-
ii. "Deutsche Algemeine lei
tung" pravi, re Kupka byl vud-
Gem hnuti, jez melo "a nasle-
dek vylouceni vlivu Korfanty-
no v zalezitostech Horniho
Slezska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
kRAJAN ZARIT PEI AUTO.
MCBILOVE NEHODE.

Omaha, Nebraska, %. list.
Post. zpr.) We ctvrtek rano
piisel tn o zivot Edward Geor-
ge Svacina, cesky mladik, by
dlici ma rohu ulic 67. Grover.
Jel sc svym bratrancem Jose
fem Fuksou z clsla 1858 Dire
xel ulice V automobile, ktery Sc
jim prevrhl ma vyvysenine bill
ze Laneova nseku. Oba mladi-
ci vydali Sc ma honbu i mysll
Sc, re miste tom, kde jest
silnice vyvysena, ztratili kon-
trolu mad strojem a povoz Sc s
mimi sfitil vysokeho svahu,
pri cemz sc dvakrate pfevratil.
Fuksa byl dukladne protresen
a polekan, ale jinak vyvaznul
bez pohromy. Svacina byl %
roxy star a I'll u svych rodicu.
Pracoval u firmy. Nebraska
Power Company V odbocce ma
jiznf strane. Truchli pc mem O.
tee p. Jakub G.. Svacina, mat
ka, bratf'i Jakub a Emil a Sc
stra Emma. Jeho otec jest OBJ
chodnim cestujicim pro fil7nu
Nebraska Seed Company.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
HARDINGOVA SESTRA MA
NOVY URAD.

Washington, "a. list. Usta-
noveni pi. Carolyn Votaw-ove,
sestry move zvoleneho presi.
denta Hardinga jake hlavy So
cialnl sluzby odboru verejneho
zdravotnictvi, bylo ohlaseno
dnes vrchnim lekarem Cummin
gem. Az dosud byla pi. Votaw-
ova We spojeni Sc zdejsim poll
cejnim odborem. V novem po-
volani venuje Sc hlavn6 sluzbe
We prosp6ch zranenych vojakd
z posledni valky. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
OTEC OBVINEN Z HROZNE.
HO GNU.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, %. list.
Post. zpr.) 47lety krajan Jos.
Spinka, bydlici blfze North
western skaly, jizn6 cd Cedar
Rapids, byl V techto dnech OBJ
zalovan ze dvou tezkych provi-
neni. Udani o spatnych pome-
rech domacnosti SpinkovG u
cinil stryc 14lete Blazeny, dee
ry Spinkovy, jez k nemu pred
nekolika dny pribehla a zalo-
vala mu. re sc ma nj otec do
pustil zlocinu a leila, jake phi
kori musi ona cd neho snaSeti.
Spinka pry poslednf dobou We
noval Sc vyhradne vyrobe ko-
ralky a lihu a svych vyrobku
znatne procento sam spotrebc-
val. V sobotu dopoledne tainy
Kroulik, serzant Kruppl a po-
licait Mikota odebrali Sc do
Srinkova obydli a zatknuvse
iei, vykonali prohlidku, pri
niz pod podlahou mastale nasli
pill plucarn white mule ko-
ralky a alkoholu, kteryz die
vypov6di divek Spinka destilo-
val. Krom toho nalezeny byly
dive becky hrozinkove kaSe, ale
destilacni pristroje byly vecer
pred tim divkami ma rozkaz
otce ukryty V krovi u Prairie
potoka. Podle vypovedi dcery
Blazeny, jeji otec hrozil il Ia
bitim, jestli prozradi, echo Sc
proti nj dopustil a take jejl
sestrenici vyhrozoval. V sobo-
tn byl Spinka vyslychan pred
okresnfm navladnim Lock-
wooden, ale odeprel podat sve
dectvi ohledne sveho chovani k
ktere isou jeho vyhro-
zovanim velmi ustraseny a o.
bavy zdrahaji Sc proti nemu
vypovidati. Navladni vznesl
proti nemu dve zaloby a sice
pro vyrobu lihovin a pro pro-
ciny, spachane ma ne
dospelych divkach. We stredu
byl Spinka predveden pred
soudce Lightnera a po vzdanf
Sc pfedbezneho vyslechu byl
odkazan k velkoporot6. Zaru7
ka jeho ma likerni obzalobu
stanovena $500, ma druhou
1000, jez ODE slozil a byl
propulsion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
VYSLANEC STEPANEK PRI-
JEDE v SOBOTU.

Washington, "a. list. = DR..
Redfich Stepanek, ceskosloven-
sky vyslanec pro Spoj. Staty,
ocekava Sc do prfstavu new-yor
skeho v sobotu. Ujme Sc ira
du, ktery jest uprazdnen cd
te DOLBY, co odeJel do Evropy
Jan G.. Masaryk, charge
d'affaires, ktery mfsto vyslan-
ce zastaval zde po Karlu
Perglerovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
ODSOUZENA PRO VRAZDU
MANZELA.

Buffalo, N. Y, "a. list. Pr.
Augusta Metzova uznana byla
vinnou vrazdy V druhem stup-
nj pro zabitf sveho manzela,
Wilbura Metze v jejich domo-
We v tomto meste asi pred ro-
KEN. Pfi prvnim procesu poro-
ia Sc neshodla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
PRVNf DEN DfKUVZDANf.

predenska proklanace
pdenta Whngtona 1889 peztos zvlasn hodUl
okono ylo 26 stopadu den os 1863 polednl yl
edchudcem narOdnho zvlaSnch
rod caste b ku wdavan du meny ak cd 1863
eho veymi v6zstvi
mi 6tvlk iSopadu jako den dlkivzdanL
Sana vezst Geysbmgu Vckbmgu skue6nos
noy roknace pkladu nedovano B1em Do
jednou
Proklama pozoruhonou je
pozdejs, vydavane nni vice padesat rokn
Vfela LnconOva nadch
tehdy
most ale jest zapomenua Ba vydn hdba
u savnotem den diuvzdn na
oamac Puodn by
cn hd pnevadz rac pos pokamace pdentova Rev Mullen
berg oatl ncona zdal
dnskou hymnou Pan Lincoln pe teega "Budiz
PozdeJ skyta tka to
jest pny ad hymna by by ujaa neb bya
posednch ech sytu
university atu Illinois, 20 topadu
Dotek by dodan
nnovi 1863 Rev. Muhlenberge
eos ba obevena prof Dodgm soucamem ydan New York Tribune
Svatek dikdcmen Wd tez souviost
mouth Rock
nebot
oaci puvdu
emo koons 1903 pozde opusn
re niceho nj nezbJva.
Po tatnem pepu Maylowm mpavci
Wdehy den diucnen daue z davnh
Wdena osava dine dkunen pod ctek opadu
kdy nasa stastny obrat zbrane Severn eh
Abraham Lincoln da PRESIDENT DO mem
naoupvsl G tom nasedova den dicnen amecm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
PROTI kONSTANTINOVI.
Velka Rritanie tlumccila Rec.
ku nelibost mad obmyslenym
dosazenim ex-krale ma
trun.


ME dala Recku Ma vedomi, re
neschvaluje navrat Konstanti-
Ma ma kralovsky trun. Britov5
varovali pry Recko, re pripa-
de dosazeni Konstantina ma
tr1n ztrati uzemi, jez bylo mu
pflrceno smlouvou Sevreskou.
Mezi Parizi a Londynem We
dena jest ella vylnena nahle-
du jako predehra ku konferen-
ci premieru britskeho a fran
couzskeho V pondeli. Zdali
Francie Anglie dohodnou Sc
ma podniknuti nejakych kar-
nych kroku proti Recku, bu-
dou miti povahu finanGni OBJ
chodni.
FrancouZska vlada bude v
kratku tazana We snemovn9 O
moznosti revise smlouvy Sevre-
ske iako vysledek padu Veni-
zelosova V Recku.
Anglo-francouzska konfe-
renee velike dulezitosti bude
zahajena V Londyne V pondeli.
Jednani bude Sc tykati recke
situace, budouci cinnosti spo-
jencl V Turecku, ochrannych O.
patfeni pro Armensko a nemec
kych nahrad. Velkou Britanii
budou zastupovati premier
Lloyd George, sekretaf valky
Churchill Bonar Law; Fran
eli premier Leygues, marsal
Foch a gen. Berhelot.
Berlin, "a. list. (Sdeluje
George Witte.) Konstantin,
ktereho spojenci jako krale Sc
sadili, byl V neustalem styku S
byvalym nemeckym cisarem a
jeho druzinou V poslednich ?
letech. Informaci We smyslu
tom dostalo Sc mi cd iisteho
prominentniho Nemce, ktery
Sc vratil prave re Svycarska,
kde stravil skoro celia dive leta.
Byl pry u Konstantina caste
navstevou V Luzernu. Kdyz by
la jeho pozornost upoutana ma
interview, ktery dal Konstan-
tin iistem francouzskem listu
a We kterem vypuzeny kral ci-
tovan byl prohlasenim, re sam
nikdy neschvaloval program,
ktereho Sc pridrzoval Vilem
re sam nikdy nechtel, ably Re-
cko vstoupilo do valky ma stra-
ne Nemecka, musil sc dati do
smfchu.
Konstantin, jak Sc vyslovil,
hral dvoji roll. Mezitim, co
Vilema II. ujist' oval, re bude V
krisi te jedine jeho spojencem,
nemel V sobe ami dost malo od-
vahy, aby sci pred kabinet a
pozadal jej, ably Recko vypo-
vedelo valku proti spojencum.
konstantin nikdy nemel pate
re. Jakkoli Sc "a balkanskych
valek ukazal byti vytecnym
strategem, prece ien ukazal Sc
byti lzasne ubohym politikem.
Pokud byl kralem, mcdowell
sc sam ma necem ustanoviti.
kdyZ pax byl z Recka Vyhnan,
bvl nerozhodnym i potom.
Choval Sc k svemu svakru, kai-
serovi, pratelsky nadale. Byva-
~ recky kral mnoho nepsal.
Ia to vsak obklopen byl vzdy
cetnvmi Nemci, mezi nimiz by
Ii vysoci dGstojnici a diploma
tictf AGENT. z nichz nektefi
vraceli Sc casem do Nemecka,
aby sc setkali osobami, jez
byvaly cisar a byva-
y korunnf prime. /,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
CENSUS RETURNS

The census returns for Alaska that just be- ginning to be made public will show the popula- tion of the Territory it's lowest ebb Taken during the winter months when Alaska was most prosperous a would fail to show it's full population because many Alaskans have formed habit of going south at that time and are neces- sary missed in the enumeration.
 Last winter probably found fewer people in the North than could have been found for several years past The outgoing tide of residents had been in motion steadily southward for practically four years taking with it thousands of people who were attracted by the glamor of higher wages in eathe States than could be found in Alaska at that time. War work brought prosperity to the States, and ka's youth and shpyards other industries paying reckless wages drew heavily those left, As a result the winter of 1919-1920 Alaska deprived of many who in normal times would have been working in industries
 Even with the few short months that have elapsed since the enumerators made their rounds, the diff ference is noticeable today. Alaskas population is greater now than then. Not because that there has been any material change in Alaskan cond- tions but rather that conditions in the States themselves undergoing radical changes True the increase in population is not large but it is ap- parent and each month will become marked. in the comparatively low census figures that pre- liminary returns indicate may be expected The low tide has been here and is gone From on, we may expect steady and healthy growth in both population and industry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
New Biographies of North
(Da wsOn News ]

A new light threatens to break upon the North land For time immemorial Yukon and Alaska have been esteemed in the average mind in the cheechako world as fields of ice and snow, inhabited by Eski- mos and polar bears, and hedged about with glac- iers seals and whales A fruitful source of perpet- uatiOn of this fiction has been the ordinary geo. graphy If there is any institution which should useL modern ammunition it is the school Of all studies for which there be in teach ing from achaic is that of geography Sincere and devoted teachers may be, those in distant gons may themselves have little knowledge of countries of which they teach, other than what is gathered from the text books the prints put in their hands by the directors of the school curriculum. Hence. it is pleasing to note that there is a movement foot gather modern data Of this Northland F. J. White, in charge of the Alaska Bureau of Publicity, has been appealed to by the McMan Company of New York for data and photographs of Alaska and industries and the like for publication in new geography He forwarding authenticated and neatly worded facts and photographs respecting the great mining, agri- cultural, fishing, timbering reindeer and cattle growing industries of Alaska. He is calling atten- ton to the flowers and the vernal conditions of and interior Alaska, which prevail for months of the year; the several fine railways; the coal mines, well the mineral and placer properties.
 The splendid transportation facilities, the large steamships interior steamers and the large railway systems to be shown, together with views Of modern towns and their conveniences, all giving evidence of the Northland being homeland, love able and inviting This is it should be. Yukon, a3 well as Alaska, supply equally attractive data and it is to be hoped that all new geograph- ical publications throughout Canada and the United States and in lands beyond the seas will se- cure the facts which do this great potential empire of the Northland justice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
Mightiest of Human Hives
Cincinnati Enquirer)


 It is gratifying the national pride to realize est city in the world the greatest city of any land in any age since the long march of civilization be-
 
 Census figures indicate that New York City con tans a half million inhabitants than London, long the worlds chief city. We only appreciate the magnitude of this civic aggregation of human soults by remembering that it represents greater population than any state in the Union, save one, Pennsyvania that it outnumbers the population of numerous provinces and kingdoms renowned in his tory and still powerful units in contemporary af- fairs. Compared with great seaboard metropolis, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Madrid, Rome are villages. Ancient Babylon, Alexandri, Pekin could have been lost in this modern American hive of human progress and inconceivable wealth and activity
 What will be the future of this wonderful city? When, if ever, shall it to grow? And is such an enormous population, so centralized, helpful or desirable in a democracy? These speculative questions. This mighty hive of humanity hopes, dreams, achievements struggles, victories, defeats, loves despars draws to itself continuous substantial increase in population each year. it approves or re offerings of the ambitious; it is the warder the Gates of Genius and the Gates of Gold; as it wills the destiny of nations is decreed. for gold still is the tasman of all mankind, and gold builds em- rires tears them down; it is the great clearing house of the worlds commerce.; it is the patron of the comrade of science the fashioner of beauty the insprer of ambition, the habitat of pathos and poverty of splendid charity and soulless cruelty it is the Aladdin city of transcendent goodness and tran scendent evil, the abode of 6000000 souls, replica in gigantic miniature of life with all it's dreams, tr umphs, tragedies!
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
THE ISSUE DEFINED

In an interview given to some special correspond Chicago just after the adoption of the Re- publican platform by the Convention, Senator Hi- ram Johnson, commenting the League plank de- clared:
 "As I have told you here a great matter of principle We have been successful concerning principle and it's ennunciation in the platform the Republican party. We have defeated the e1deavor declare for the ratification in any fash ion of the League of Nations That in itself is achievement of which be very, very proud"
 Whether the nominee Senator Harding, will take equally positive stand when he enters the cam paign is yet to be Others besides the Cali fornian Senator of the opinion that the language plank adopted will prove sufficiently elastic permit hedging qualification if the campaign managers believe it adviseable It is almost batim copy of the resolution adopted by the Indiana Republican convention d few weeks before the National Convention met, containing almost identi- cal provisions and similar denunciations of Pres- dent Wilson. ExPresdent Taft describing the In diana plank, termed it faceboth- ways propos- tion that could be white today and black otmorrow, whichever color might be found suitable to the occasion.
 But in the main Senator Johnson has defined the issue. Is the United States to be party international society, composed of every eligible country, banded together for the purpose of estab lishing and maintaining condition of peace, and render justice to all nations equally, is it to stand alone, aloof from such organization refus- ing to join with other world powers in cooperating for the good of humanity? The former is the course advocated by President Wilson Senator Johnson declares that the latter the policy adopted by the Republican party in its platform.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining uncalled for in the Post Office at Juneau, Alaska June 19, 1920. Parties wishing same should call for Advertised Letters and give date of list. 1 cent due on all advertised letters.
 The list follows
 Miss Margaret Banard, Mrs. J. liar mon Caskey, A. w. Carlson, Elmer E. Davidson, Frank Fugesati, Char lie Garside, Louis Hernandez, Peter Hammer (2), John Johanson, Mrs Jessie Johnson, M. L. Lawson, Albert Mathisen, Dale Williams and C. E Wright
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
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Luke McLuke Says

Even the egOtist is never so busy talking about himself that he hasn't time to knock some other man.
 She may give you her Hand in marriage. But don't get the idea that she has lost her Grip on you.
 Every woman knows that there are a number of ways to beautify the complexion. But paint is the only method most of them can re- member.
 You can bar Dogs and Cats in your poker game But that won't keep you from having to feed a kitty.
 A woman looks at the way another woman's dress is made. But man looks at the way it is filled.
 At 20 she insists on doing the Picking. But at 30 she is dead willing to be Picked
 A scientist tells us that the world has been rotating for 5oo,Ooo,ooo years. Yet there are some men on earth who imagine that it would stop going around if they were not here.
 If you want to make man be lieve that you were right in a mat ter go to him and admit that you were wrong.
 Some of the Suffs look like they had made a VOW not to shave untii their cause wins out.
 No. Clarence, a girl does not wear
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21
Then It Happened!

q wonder if you could?' unused the Rummy as he took a bottle of raisin jack out of his pocket
 You wonder if you could what?" demanded the Barkeep as he took baseball bat from behind the bar.
 Why, if a girl was covered with cheap perfumery, l wonder if you could say she uses common scents?" replied the Rummy as he headed for the door.