davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26
o wAzNOSCI zEIAZA We KRWI
(Napisal pr. n. c. Goy).
lCiag daiSzy.)

PodIug najnowszych naukowych d.
sHiadcgeh znajduje sic we krvi doro-
siego cz1owieka ~przeciencj Wysokosci
wagi Ckolo $50 gram0w czyli bliSGo diva
dzieScia uncyi hemoglooiry. 70 jest czcr
wonej materyi 1abarwiajacej, N6ra
miedzy innymi skiadnikami zawiera
ielazo. lego ~oStatniego ~poSiadamy W en-
ioSci we krwi Cd trzech do cZtercch
gram0w. TO macy, troszke mnicj niZ
ma&a Iyzeczkc. Tzyologowic Rlowodni
II. &c 2 tel iloSci Aelaza mniejwieccj
jedna plata czeSc jednego granu mic
Sramu) zoStaje codzich wydZiclana
przez kiszki. q prawdopo1ohnie i przez
nerki i zGt, wiec taka Hose ielaza ?
keniec1nOSei musimy 1n0w wproTadzic
" orsaniEm codEiennie przer pOkarmy,
ably zachowaG zyciova r6wnowasc. a
TEN samcm utrzymac sic przy zdrowiu
i przy siiach fizycsnych i umyS'owych.
JakaE jest wtasefwoe6 teso taxi ME-
rbedneso We krNi ielazs? Ably da6 Ia
dawalajaca odpowicdz, trzeba najprz6d
W krGtkoSci poruszyG kwcstyc proccsu
oddychania.
Oddychanie slufy dHu edom: vpro-
wadza do pluc p~oTictrze. a wyprowa-
dZa kwas weglowy, evil tax zwany
dwutlenck wegla pochodzacy z rozkfa
du zu2ytych czastek ~organizmu j mic
potrzobnych 2 po4ywicnia. SHicze po.
wletrze, OFFICE zaopatrzOnc W zyciodaj-
ny tlcn. ME wielkie miaiOhy Znaczcnic
ola mas, gdyby mic wiaSciwoSc hemo-
globiny, czyli tel zelazo zawierajacej
c~zerT~onej materyi zabarwiajaccj, kt6-
"a bedac czcScia czerwonych cialck krwi
powoduje nicjako przyczepianie sic tie
nu " pfucach z powietrza wdychaneso.
Cialka te Zerwone, jake poSredniczacc
W pochianianiu tlenu z powietrza W
piucach i prZenoSzQcc 20 do wSzyst-
kich tkanek ciala. wIasnoSc te swa
zawdzieczaja Zwiazkowi i"laza w Mich
zawartemu, Cd lego wiaSnic przeno--
szenia tlenu zelaznc jest utlenianic W
ciele wodaa6w weSla i tluSzcz6w. a IA
tenn w~ytwarZanie ciepla W organi2mie.
Wiadomo jest, &c braE ttenu W ustroju
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26
PYTANIA ODPOWIEDZI.

Student fizyologii" pi>zc: Czy rrap
dig jest. &c czfowick mOic mic' kulc "
m1zGu | avG? -. Czy rany mIAsu "a
wicocj bolcsnc, nii rany ciaiI zcwDrlrH-
ncgo?
l. TAX. Rany samcSo tylko md1-u doty-
czace. mic "a bynajmniCj W zaSalziC
Smiertclne i niebezpiecznemi mic sa, az
naStapi silny process zapalny lub lima
jakaS komplikacya. .. Bynajmnicj. -
Naruszcnic Samego mGzGu mic Sprawia
iadnego b6lu. Chociaz m6zg jest orga-
mem czuGa przcz zawartc W MIN ner-
wy, jednak i wlaSnic dla togo sam Z
Siebie mic wuJC. Fi>zqCy 10 ma iuI
prZcz diva lata pod oh>crWacya dZiew-
czyukc administering. zyj3ca q kuld
h rewolwcru 22-gicgo kalibru tkwiaCa
" mGuSu N Ray" wykaHujc kulc ulo-
kowanQ W tylnej Cz"ici lrwcj p0lkuIi
mGngu. ~T'acyentHa Ia ma tylko o>labiO-
na wladzc czucia IA prawej >trVnic cia
Ia, pozatem ma sic dUbrZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26

poracyi najrozmaitszych, jak CO.
raz w~yrazniej informuje prasa,
ceIowo urabiaja opinie, &c o lie
iGzie O zrobicnie Interest," i dobre
ulokowanie kapitalu, to do
togo W picrwszym rzedzic, ma
daja sic ich korporacye, - kto
chcc dobry zrobic ~interes, ten
MECH przcdewszystkiem ich ak
eye kupuic, a Bondy Polskiej 20
zyczki Pahstwowej So przcz Mich
" drodze iaski traktowanc jake
dobroczynno5t, jake darowizna i
- urabiajs opinie. &c to jest tylko
pomoc a ME intcrcs, - 1llc dobry
Investment" - jak mowi Amc-
r. kanin.
| istotnie dotYchczasowy rczul
tat Rampant wykazuje, &c to O.
PIMA przcz licznych agentow roz
maitycll korporacyi spoicczei-
stwu polSkicmu narzucona, PREY
:cla sic W masach bardzo szero-
kich. Ogromna w~iekszoSc tych,
kt0rzy dotychczas Polska Pozy-
czkc Pahstwowa ~popicrali, zby-
waja Bondem 50 dolarowy1n, al
10 100 doiarowym, chociaz CT sa-
mi, W tych rozlicznycll korpora-
cyach u,okowali juz i dalcj To-
kuja tysiace.
Ot6z dis, W chwili gdy honor
Wychodztwa tax SLIME jest "a
sroIonym, naleIy to jak najwy-
razaiej i ciaglc podkreslac, re pc
zyczka polska PahstWowa to nic
dobroczynnoSj, ME darowizna,
ale nailcpszy i najpcwnicjszy in
tcrcs W 5wiccic, DO piacac Cd tel
poiyczki 8 proccnt. rcczy "a MIA
ca:c IS milionowc pahstwo, dis
Iiu.: mad hordami bolszcwickicmi
7nyciczkic. wszystkimi zasoba-
Ii; swoimi i caiym swoim maj4.
tkicm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26

zdjac 80 sierot polskich Z okretu
japoiskiego. kt0rym transportu-
je sic do Europy 900 opuszczo-
nych dzieci rosyjskicl, z Syberyi
do Europy, droga ma Stany, Zje-
dnoczone.
Iak wiadomo. Amerykaliski
Czerwony Krzyz wyratowaf tc
dzicci Cd smicrci glodowej j opie-
kowaI sic nicmi VIC w~lasnej o.
chronce pod W}adywostokicm.
Likwidujqc zas swa dziaialnost
ia Dalekim Wschodzic syberyj-
skim postanowili Amcrykanie
wywiezc tc dzieci do Europy.
WSrod Mich znajduje sic oko]o 30
dzicci polskich. dis juz W cze5cI
zrusyfikowanych. Grozi}aby i'm
zas zupcina zagiada narodoWa,
gdyby pozostaly nadal W dotych-
czasowem otoczcniu. Postanowif
do togo niedopuScic przebywajacy
W Amerycc delegat Polskicgo 10
mitetu Ratunkowcgo na Sybcryi
i dopiai W z~upclnoSci swcgo "a
DANA.
Okret Z dziecmi tenn. podaza-
jacy 2 occanu Spokojnego przez
kanal Panamski do Europy, przy-
bedzic do Nowego Yorku dnia IS
sierpnia. DR.. .Jak0bkiewicz PREY
pomocy przedstawiciela Amery--
i;anskiego Czerwonego krzyza |
szeia transportu dzieci syberyj-
skich. pufkownika Allen'a. zajmic
sic rozpoznaniem i przyjeciem
dzicci polskich. ktorc przewieNe
nastepnic DO Cambridge Springs,
Ia, do kol;csium Zwiazku Naro-
dowcgo Polskicgo, kt6ry podjai
sic obowiazHu utrzymania i wy
chowania tel partyi bczdomucj
d4iatwy poiskicj I Sybcryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIA Wf&ny rDzENNIKA CHICAGO6KIEGo", prowadnny
NygnAfte pHn RodAkrye pry lAakAWTn wspofudaale speJa15eh
FefereMt6W:
DIR. McHAh c. COY -spryalnosc: ehoroby wowrstrzne, nerwt-
w4 dstetykA;
DIR. JozEF }. FAX - -poeyaIn nose: po4o4niet~o, ehoroh7 d.ied !
WWnetrnc;
DR.. HELENA J.. GoRECKA 49, specyAnote ehoroy kobia, d1ee !
pohdnictwo;
DIR. JAN J.. IlSS - dentytykn.
Ddat 1awiss NtykuIy truta oG6LNoPoUCzAJACEJ " ddedn-
nO DhrO~fa; podaje sic ter odpowkdzi n PytanaA, nadsJfane przez Ia
Esych CytelnR6w, lee1 Une take. kt6e OGoINE mog4 bye trakowa-
No: ZAPYfAS 90 DO oSORLETvCK, NDYWIDUAINYCH WYPAD-
K0W, ORAZ PYTAN ANoNREOW YCH ME ODPOW1ADAMT W TIM
DZIALE. JAK R6WNTEz ME PoUAJE SIZE RECEIPT, AM ME WKRA.
GA STE " zARzADZENA LEKA R1Y.
z4pytAnia .AIe1y ADRESowaC DO REDAKC11, DoL4CZT4o
ESACzEK eCENTowT; Er.eat ,e moana do kt6reEokolw1ek I wyme-
nfonyeh lekaHy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26
Me Gas ma S~przedawa.
ME Akcyi!
& gfownego biura P. P. P. W
Westinghouse

Opinia publiczna stwierdza co
rag wyrazniej, re akcya sprzeda
zy Bondow PolSkiej Pozyczki
Paistwowej ogromna ponosi szko
de z powodu agitacyi najrozmai-
tszych agentow acknowledgment
akcye swoich korporacyi.
w c~zasacll normalaycf ME
r,oznaby mic mice przcciwko te-
,nu, DO rozwoj przcmyslu i han
dIu w zyciu i rozwoju narodu
M pierwszorzednc znaczenie, W
tel jednakowoi chwili, gdy stra-
szny i dziki wr6g zala} ~trzeciq
Geese rdzennych zicm polskich,
wszyscy bez wyjatku musimy
myslec tylko i wy}acznie 0 ratio
waniu Polski.
Polonia Amcrykahska pomi-
mo wszystkich wysilkow warstw
wiecej u~swiadomionych, dotych,
czas nic spelni}a w caloSci swo,
lego obowiazku. dotychczas ME
ziozy}a tytulem pozyczki minima
nci sunny pietdziesieciu milion6N
Golar6w i przedeWSzystkiem
/ ia sprawl zalatwic sic musi.
.Aecnci handIujacy akcyami kor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26

reszcie zdobyli sic ma jaka TAXA po-
moe ola Polski.
Niechaj Alianci pamiGtaj4, re boil
szewicy wychowuja i'm cudacznego
zajaca " swym rekawie.. Me War
szawa jest upraSnionym celem boil
szewik6w. ale kurytarz gdanSki, do
ktorego aby sic dostat, ME MONA 20
stawiat Warszawy niezdobytej ty-
lie. Kurytarz gdanski, 10 as atutowy
" reku bolsZowickim. NiemCy ME
Gale jeszcze zgangrenowane bolSZe--
wizmem. To tylko pruscy junkrzy,
ktorzy z upadkiem kajzera i militia
ryzmu pruSkiego stracili praTie wszy-
stko a~lszczeg6lnie swoj pruski pre-
stige." - lynn sic uSmiecha gwiazds
odwetu re zblitaiaca sic horda bolsze
Hicka, kt6rej glowa / m6zgiem jest
kto? Trookij, agent / szpieg Berlina
Z pred cZteru laty. o tym epizodzie,
Trockiego, poV1nni Alianci pamietae
iywo!
Jest ~jeszcze wielka czes& Niemcow,
kt6rzy sic ~jeszcze ME nawr6cili ma
Ware bolszewicka, a przynajmniej
ME czuja chsd do tego. Trzeba i'm
dac jakiegoS bod1ca, jakiegoS naTko-
tyku, trzeba i'm czemS po~brzeknat,
zachecie, a najlepszem bawideikiem
| do takiej zachety to: kurytarz gdan-
ski, a potem.. PoManskie. Of
z czem sic zdradzii Ludendorff, kie-
dy ,,ofiarowal pomoc prDeciw boil
szewikom" - Zapewne TAXI fortel u
planowal przy jednym stoliku z
Trockim, popijajac herbatke z ru-
mem.
Przeciez Trockij, to ME laden pa
tryota rosyjski, to pasotyt zydowski
z pojeeiami ACKNOWLEDGMENT, ma
lacy ma celu ME dobro Rosyi, ale l.
dele bolszewizmu, moze wiec dyspo-
| nowaG ziemia rosyjska wedle swej
wolf, byle sobie kaptowac sprzymie-
rzenc6w swej idei.
Alianci zignorowali ni~ebezpiecz--
ma, O dw6ch ~ostrzach, oferte Luden-
dorffa, uchwalono przeto 0apewne
znowu PREY tym samym stoliku inny
fortel, ~zda2ajacy do tego samego &C.
lu: - DostaG sic bolszewikom pre-
moca do kurytarza / odciat Polske
cd jedynego wyjScia / lacznika z A
l,antami. Majac TAXI atut " rece,
bolszewicy beda mogli rozpoczat han
del z reszta Swallow, celem skapto--
wanna ich sobie, polaczenia sic mill
tarnego i uderzenia ma Francye - a
potem ma A~meryke. - Anglia, a ra-
czej proletaryat a~ngielski, toe to ~
wio{ b~olszewicki wciqz gardiujacy
strajkami okazujacy sympatye ola
bolszewik6v, wiec tel z chSila udania
sic poiacZenia m~ilitarnego bolsze~i'
k6w Z Niemcami, zapeTne " Londy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26
o zdjecie 80 dzieci polskich z o.
kretu wiozacego dzieci rosyjskie
do Europy.

Mniej wiecej r6wnoczesnie o.
trzyn1aIo posclstwo Polskic w
Waszyngtonic wiadomost Z Dc
partamcntu Stanu. IL Rad amcry-
kanski w porozumieniu L .Amery-
kanskim Czerwonym krzyzem.
zezwoli} drowi J..Jak6bkiewiczowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-26
Ratunek Dziatwy Pol
skiej ma Syberyi.
(Komunikat Biura Prasowo-In--
formacyjncgo Wydz. Mar. Pol.)
Zcz#olenic Rzadu Amerykai-
skiego.

Sprawl s2roWadzcnia 800 bcz-
domnych dzicci i sicrot poiskich
L Sybcryi do Stan0w Zjcdnoczo-
rych znajdujc sig ia drodzc jak
najIcpszej. 70 przyietiu przc1
Radc Iarzqdzaiqcq WydziaIu Ma
r"doweso uchwaly, mocq ktorcj
zoDowiazai SIC Wyd2ial zaj&G 81:
tom SproWadzcnicm. ora2 umicSz-
czcniem dziatwv " osobnci o
chroncc. 2dzieby MONA bylo. d.
czGSu wvWiezienia dzicci do Pol
Ski. dac i'm ~ualcIyta opiekc i Wy
chowanic naruGoWc. PrawdziWic
polskic - najWieksza trudnost
poicgala ma uzyskanlu pozwoIcnia
rzadu amerykahsNicgo ia przy-
jazd tych dzieci DO .Amcryki.
potrzcba byio starai usiInyclr
! zabicgoT rozlicznych, ably usu-
nae w5zclkic ~przeszkody " Wa.
s~yngtonic ! by otrzymat zezwolc-
nc ma wydanic wiz amcrykafi
skich ma paszportach ola 500 die
Ct i ola trzydziestu os6D doros-
iych (per&onalu oPieNuiczo-wy-
choWawczcgo.)
Sprawl ia zajeio sic bardzo gor-
liwic Posclstwo Polskic W Wa,
szyngtonie i przy pomocy preze-
- WydziauNarodowego oraz dra
!. Jak6bkicwicza. delegate sybe-
ryjskicgo, zdoIaIo wyjednac Il
wiadz waszyngtohskich nieodzo-
VINE zezwolenie. Ably zadosc u
czynic wymasaniom. amerykafl'
skicj ustawy imigracyjnej, wy
kluczajacej Cd ladowania ma te-
rvtoryum Stan6w Zjednoczo-
rych osoby mogacc STAG sic cieza-
rem ola spoleczetlstwa tutejsze--
60. przedlozyc musiano W Depar'
tamencie Stanu i W Department
Gle Piracy uchwase Rady Zarza--
dzajacej z dnia ego lipca, br. ma
dow6d, re Wydziai Narodowy
zaopiekuje sic dzietmi polskiemi
Z Syberyi i &c da in stosowne
pornieszczcnie, utrzymanie, dozor
/ wychowanie.
TAX wiec sprawl zezwolenia
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonycf
Jest jul ostatecznie za1atwion'.
jak n~ajpomyslniej.
Pierwszego transportu sierot
polskich Z Syberyi spodziewat
sic nalezy W pazdzierniku.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
SUNDAY SERMON

"The Kingdom of God" was the subject of Rev. Duane Earl CarterS' sermon last evening. The scripture lesson was taken from the eleventh chapter of the Gospel according to Luke. The text from the seventeenth chapter is found in these words: "The kingdom of God cometh not with ob- servation; neither shall they say, To, here! or There; for To, the kingdom of God is within you
 "The expression. the kingdom of God, and the kingdom of heaven said Rev. Carter, "are often used as though they meant one and the same thing, whereas they mean different things. The kingdom of heaven Is a place, locality unknown, while the Kingdom of Cod Is a condition of the very soul of man. The kingdom of God is here and now in the hearts of men, in the midst of Us, and according to the teaching of Christ is a condition precedent to entrance into the king dom of heaven.
 "The kingdom of God is attained by right living conditioned by right thinking and service to mankind, ren- deiing evil to no man but justice to all. Directions for attaining the king dom of God are clearly set forth in the teaching and words of Jesus. The im- pulse and strength to follow the dnec- tions is obtained largely through prayer, the sincere desire of the heart to know and do that which is right. The result of attaining the kingdom of God is not estimated in dollars and cents, but in a we'll rounded and per fected character and a life devoted to unselfiSh service to mankind"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
ALAMEDA SOUTHBOUND

Steamer Alameda arrived in port at 1 o'clock last Saturday afternoon and cleared southbound from the San Juan dock at II o'clock Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald, Patricia Ray and H. $. BalderSton were passengers from An chorage for Seward. Those sailing southbound from Seward were as fol- lows: for Seattle R. H. Menitz, Phil lip Abel, Emilia EuSSa, C. A. Strick- ton and R. Barich. For Cordova- Geo. Hubbard, Wallace Gregory, D. Banku, J. NJ. Myers and Albert Carlson. For LaTouChe Mrs. James Mcconnell. Clare Manthcy, J. Norberg and M. ReSSa. For Valdez F. E. Ritchie.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
THIRD PARTY
 IS LINING UP

CHICAGO. July 12- The amalga- mation of the minority political move mcnt under the banner of the Third Party, draws a step nearer. The Labor Party opened it's second national con- vcntion yesterday. With the commit tee of forty eight here and the Single Tax convention taking a recess, it is indicated all three will get together either today or tomorrow.
 The forty eight convention com pletcd organization Saturday night with the election of J. H. Walker, of Ill.,. winning the ChailmanShip over James Duncan, of Seattle, who was unanimously chosen vice Chairman.
 This afternoon the formation of a Third Party iS no longer a question ot doubt but the question is "How." Ar thur A. Hayes, chairman of the con ference committee reporting the find ingS of the draft elements told the committee of AS that all the organiza tionS. World War Veterans, Single Tax. National Labor Party Single Tax party and Non Partisan league would join in one big group.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
J. NJ. Myers, T.. S. Highway CT

J. NJ. Myers, U. s. Highway CT ginecr. went to Cordova on the Ala me da on a short business trip.
 The Alameda had % passengers rr om Anchorage the majority being on their way to the states.
 Eight hundred feet of railroad track near Chickaloon were washed away in u Q storm last Saturday morning ac- cording to reports received in Seward. Scores of men are now at work re- pairing the damage.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
KILLED IN FOOL STUNT

NIAGARA FALLS, July l2- Charles c. Stephens, of Bristol, Eng land. was killed yesterday in going over Horse Shoe Falls in a barrel of stout Russian slaves bound with steel hoops. The barrel was smashed like an egg shell. Stephens leaves wife and eleven children in Bristol.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
BASEBALL PLAYERS WANTED

While the big fleet is here it is a cinch there will be several ball games and Seward should have a nine lined up and ready. Manager Ira Bailey wants to meet all baseball players to, night at & o'clock at The Key and or, ganize. Be there and show you are g good sport, it doesn't make any diff ference if you are on the losing nine it is the sport We are after.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
NEW TYPE OF PLANES
 WILL BE USED DURING
 FLIGHT OVER NORTHLAND

WASHINGTON, July 12- A new type of Dehaviland four B planes will be used by the army flyers in the flight from New York to Nome, Alas ka, the flight starting next Thursday. The new planes are much better war type machine than the old and are considered much more reliable giving greater protection to the pilots.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
WEATHER REPORT

SEWARD 5S, Clear, Calm. Anchorage 52, Pt Cloudy, Calm Matanuska 60, Cloudy, Calm. Chickaloon 56, Cloudy, Calm. Wasilla 50, Cloudy, Calm. Talkeetna 60. Cloudy, Calm. Goldcreek 5S, Cloudy, Calm. Hurricane 52, Cloudy, Calm. Summit A, Rain S. w. Rains 90, Clear, Calm.
 Healy 60, Cloudy, Calm. Ncnana 60, Cloudy, Calm. Fairbanks 5S, Cloudy, Calm.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12

MEXICO CITY, July 12- The Universal newspaper this morning says the government has decided on lying to force legislation at the next Congress making all of Mexico dry. President Huerta, according to the Universal, takes the step indicated as a means of regenerating the Indian lalf breed races which are great con ,umcrs of alcohol.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
REFUSES TO CALL SPECIAL
 SESSION OF LEGISLATURE
 TO PASS ON SUFFRAGE ACT

RUTLAND, Vermont, July 12- Governor Clement today issued pro- clamation in which he said he refused to call special session of the legisla- ture to ratify the suffrage amend ment. The Governor stated that he be- lievcd the session would be fruitless one and the expense would therefore be unwarranted.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
EXPECT BIG CATCH

WASHINGTON. July l2- The War Department has received infor- nation that Grover Cleveland Berg doll. the wealthy draft evader, who re- gently escaped from jail, has been To- cated in the northern part of the coun- try and his arrest is expected shortly.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
MAY ARRIVE IN SEWARD 0N
 THURSDAY

of the fleet entertainment in Seward. This morning the Mayor received a radio from Secretary Daniels saying that Secretary Payne, Gov. Riggs and expect to reach Seward on Thursday, July 15th."
 The committees named by Mayor Chamberlain are as follows:
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
CONGRESSMEN IN OREGON
 FOR \ TOUR OF THAT STATE

PORTLAND, Ore, July 12- Eight members of the House Appropriations committee, headed by Representative James w. Good, of Iowa, Chairman, arrived here last night for tour of Central Oregon.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-12
POPULATION OF NOME

SEATTLE, July 12- The Bureau of Education announced today the population of Nome as being S45, a decrease of about 1,046 or 67.l per cent. Of the present population 233 ESkimoS are included.
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VILLA FULL
 OF FIGHT

FL PASO, July l2- Villa has sent word to Mexico City that the reject ton of his terms by the government for an armistice would cause him to start new reign of terror on North arn Mexico.
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MAKES \ PROMISE

. DAYTON. Ohio, July l2- Governor Cox today promised a delegation of farmers, his neigh
 3 bors. that the next Secretary Of
 ' Agriculture will be real dirt
 farmer if the Democratic nation
 2 all ticket wins next November.
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THIRTY ON TRAIN

Thirty passengers are on the train from Anchorage today according to advices received by Agent Sweek. The train is expected about o'clock.
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SEATTLE, July 12- Donald A. Mcdonald, Federal Prohibition direct or for the state of Washington, leav- es for Alaska on September list. It is
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Fifteen round tripperS on the Ala meda who made the trip over the rail- road and return, caught the boat south from Seward Saturday.
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DRY MAR
 CORNING

Mr. McDonaldS intention to visit all drug stores in the territory and will remain in the north until he inspectS them all The Director will be accom- panied by prohibition agent.
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE

w. II. Whittlesey, Chairman; T. w. Hawkins, Charles Crawford, Dr J. M. Sloan, Hugh Dougherty, John Noon w. II. Root and s. M. Graft.
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE

l.. V. Ray, Chairman; E. l.. White more, E. k. Tarwater, Mrs. A. Fl. Me Neer, Miss B. B. Wilson, Miss Clare Schwarz.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE

Charles Tecklenberg, chairman; Joe Badger, Charles Cameron, Claude Mathison and Leon Urbach.
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PARADE

Cal Brosius, Chairman; Arthur Me- Neer, c. E. Orlander, J. L. Graef, w. E. Rich.
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KETCIIlKAN, July l2- The de- stroyer fleet arrived at o'clock this morning making the fastest trip on record from Seattle by six hours.
 Daniels, Payne and Riggs, cOnferr- ed with Mayor Hunt and party of bus mess men, regarding the fisheries, water power and transportation with good results. The local representatives urged the killing of the fisheries trea- ty with Canada.
 The destroyers Sinclair, Macauley and Meyer left after two hours here and expect to reach Juneau at 10 O. clock tonight. The others will remain until tomorrow and then start cruise of southeastern Alaska waters visit ing every cannery.
 The fleet of destroyers bringing Secretary Daniels and Secretary Pay nc to Alaska left Bremerton at 7:3O o'clock last Saturday night according to cablegram received by the Gate way from the Associated Press The destroyers making the present trip north are as follows:
 SINCLAIR,
 HENSHAW,
 MOODY,
 MaCAULEY,
 MEYER,
 RATHBUN.
 Secretary Daniels is aboard the de- stroyer Sinclair and Secretary Payne is on the destroyer MaCauley.
 A cablegram from the Associated Press this morning stated that the de- stroyer fleet should arrive at Ketchi- kan this forenoon where short stop would be made and the fleet should reach Juneau tomorrow forenoon.
 Secretary Daniels and Payne, ac- cording to the radio received by the Associated Press in Seattle, are busy going over Alaskan reports and dis cussing problems in connection with the development of the coal fields and railroad construction.
 The two secretaries were greatly impressed with the exhibit of Alaska resources of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the A. P. dispatch adds.
 It is believed that short stop will be made at Cordova although this will not be decided upon until the fleet reaches Juneau.
 Mayor E. F. Chamberlin has ap- pointed the committees to have charge
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Steamer Admiral Watson left Ju- neau Sunday morning at 2 o'clock for the westward. Agent Wayne Blue ex- poets the steamer to arrive here Thursday.