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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22

Since scoring two knockouts iD a row iD hls comeback campaign many, tributes have beer paid to Al Reich's prowess. He made short work of Al Roberts in Jersey City two weeks ago. and on Christmas Day h knocked old Porky Flynn silly in four rounds. Robects was going great guns until ne ran afoui of Reich. Reich stands 6 feet 3h inches and weighs 2I0 pouncs when in condition. He is as fast as lightweight on his feet What he lacked most was experience. not a heart" declared Jimmy Johnston, who is guiding the boxers destinies. He Las acquired the experience and nothing can stop him from a match with Dempsey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
YOUNG PEOPLE CELEBRATE
 TWELFTH BIRTHDAY

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-Lilian Demyti was 12 years old yesterday and a number of her friends were invited in last night to help celebrate the event. They all came. each bringing nice little birthday remembrance for Lillian. Then they played games and enjoyed plenty of good eats that were prepared for them. Those present were Augusta Wiedenian, Al berta Gallwas. Genevieve Martin, Elm ma Garn, Marie Henson, Elizabeth Robertson, Elizabeth Fraser, Nelma Niemela, Flora Kaleidoyich. Mamie Feusi, Martha Sey. Margaret Cashei, Marie Austin, Lillian DeMyth and Marcelle DeMytt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22

For many years we Lave made il our business to serve, first-class meals at the lowest possible prices Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
WOMEN OF JUNEAU!

We offer you freedom from the household task that from time inn memorial has coarsened the hands and robbed woman of her bloom the family washing. aaas ...s.. <. If you would protect yourself from washday exposure these wintry days: If you would add to your comeliness; if you would have your family washing done i'll the most modern fashion, telephone Is.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
RETURNS TO THE SOUND

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-Mr and Mrs. Jack Brahm and two children were passengers for their home town at Bremerton, Wash, on the Princess Mary Today, after week spent in Juneau and Douglas. MT Brahm came up as witness on the case which was before the courts during the past few days. On his return to 'Bremerton he expects to resume his work in the navy yards there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
PASSENGER DlRlGIBLE
 TO CARRY t5o PEOPLE

ROME, Jan. 21-A9 large trans atlantic dirigible which well be cap able of carving 150 passengers and will travel E miles an hour mean speed is now in course of construct ion in the Royal Italian Navy's aero station at Ciampino near here The length of the craft is announced as about 400 feet while its cubical contents is figured at 1,190,000 cubic feet
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22

Thane and the Alaska Juneau teams will meet tonight at 7:30.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
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ADLER-I-KA HELPS SON!

My son had inflammation of bowels and was greatly bloated lwith gas.) After giving Adler-i-ka he, is. completely CURED. Doctors did no good" tSlgned) M. Gerhard, Ferdinand. Ind,.a, ..~a -
 Que dose Adler-i-ka relieves sour stomach. gas and constipation lN- STANTLY. Remeyes ALL foul mat ter which a poisons system. Often CURES constipation. Prevents ap- We. have sold Adler-i-ka many years. It is a mixture of cascara. glycerine and other simple drugss Butler Mauro Drug Co Juneau. Alaska.
 Adyariisemsnl
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
EAGLES vs. DOUGLAS NO.

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-Douglas No. 3 bowling team defeated the Eagles last night by 1S6 pins, the final score being: Douglas 2093 and Eagles 1907. Nothing sensational developed during the game except that it was plain to see each team is scrapping to avoid winning the cellar championship of the tournament The scores:
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
MEMBER OF JEFFERSON
 CREW IS INJURED

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22-While tho Jefferson was in port here yester- day afternoon, a member of the crew who was handling the steam winch got his foot caught in the machinery in some manner and had one or two of his toes broken. He was taken to the Marine hospital in Juneau for treatment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
 RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy and keep handy a bottle cf
 pain-rel;evire Sloan's Liniment

XZOU need 1t when the unexpected
 Y rhcuE.atic twinge .stdrfs = the
 pains and aches following ex- posurc -- sciatica, lumbago, sore mus cles, stiff joints. neuralgia. Forgot all about buying another bottle and keep ing t handy, didn't you1 Get 1t todoy play safe you may need it toYifbil
 This famous countcr-irritant tene- fTdtes triihout rnbb;rg and scattcrs the congestion. The pin or ache is soon relieved, leaving no plaster or poultice rnussincss, no stained skin. Thousands of regular ussrs keep it. handy for emergency - they don't suffcr need lassly. Three sizes at all druggists = aSc..zOc., Si 40, s..ssr,.1> -,t, ,.,.,s,s <.
The evening herald., 1920-10-01
FoR sALE

%. .oQo-7h acres Of land facing on new
Fourth 81. rnad. two miles from city
limits, . room frnme house. barn and
other Outbuildinga termA
~, a,SoO--5 room cement bluek eottsge. mod.
ner lot. east front, Highlands. Some
furniture included
ST,5OO-Thc most attractive Groom bun.
built in features, fireplace, furnace,
essemeat garage trrss, flowers. loi
Lots n wiTH ADDITION. SO h. lots so9s
and mp; easy terms
Also other good business and residence
properties.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL EsTATe, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone GA. III South Fourth.
The evening herald., 1920-10-01
ATTORNEYS
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADMNIsrRArnrx,

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
Slate or New Mexico.
A..
County Of Bernalillo.
In the Probate CONT.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of CLAY.
BURN H. fINN. Deceased.
Neliee Is hereby given that Maggie J.
Finn. ndminisiratriv oi the estate OF Clsy-
burn H. Finn. deceased. has filed in the
Probate Court Of Bcrnaliiil County. New
Mcxicu, hcr final report ~ such adinnis
lrathx, aud the Court has set Saturday
the 9th day OF OctChef. 1920. ut 10 n'eioek
Of the forenoon Of said day ~ the dnv for
hearing objections, Il any there be-, 10 the
appro,al of said final report and for tic
discharge of said aduninisirptrix and her
bondsmsn
wliness my hand and the seal OF said
Probate Court this 7th day Of September.
1890,
NESTOR MONToYA
(SeaD Probate CLERK
by OLIVIA EVERrrL
Sept. iO,I7.s',Oct /,
The evening herald., 1920-10-01
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ron hand laundry can 1Ito.J. Work
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WANTED TO RENT-Prlyate garage about
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wARTED-ro buy plane boIss Phons eTe.
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Old furniture made new At the new Mp.
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OTHERS may tune them--Alny "wlil'
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The evening herald., 1920-10-01

IN the Probate Coari Of Bernalillo County.
New Mexico.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Sofia Nilsen.
Deceased.
Notice IA hereby given that the under.
signed was, on the 18th day Of September
1870, drly appointed Executor oi the estsi .
VI Sofia Nisen, deceased, by tho Probate
Court Of Rernnlilo County, and HAVING
qualified ~ such ENeeutor. all pcrsons hav'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
HARDING WILL RECEIVE
YOUNG VOTERS At MARION
Nominee to Discuss Issues With
Those Casting First Bal
lot in November.
I,Ry Associated rress 1

MARION, OHIO, Oct. 17.-Senator
Harding front-porch campaign in
terTapted for more than two weeks
by speaking trips into the Middle
West and South, will be resumed to-
morrow with celebration expected
TO bring to Marion one of the largest
crowds of the summer.
FIRST Soters mas aa Ssen and ssve4sI
thousands Of young men and women
are to come By automobile and spe-
c'al train TO hear he Republican
nominees speech on the duties and
hrst vote ballots on November .. Dele
cations from several Ohio counties,
whom the Senator originally had
planned to receive Tuesday, will join
in the first voters meeting.
On Wednesday morning Senator
Harding VIII leave for his last cam
naiGn trip. Speaking that day at
Jackson. Ohio, he continues eastward
and addresses a meeting in Roches-
ter. y. y, on Thursday. and one at
Bunalo, y. y. on Thursday night. No
other set speeches are to be made,
and the Senator Will return to Marion
Friday.
Senator Harding arrived here before
noon today from St. Louis, where he
spoke last night. Several hundred
people met the train at Belle fontaine
ONO, i'll the morning, and the Senator
made short speech, avoiding politi-
cal Issues and urging Sabbath OBJ
scrvancc and more religious rev.
crencc."
Tonight, with Mrs. Harding. he at
tended church here, and listened to a
hishop William r. Anderson. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. who de-
clarcd that President Wilson had
scrapned his own league" and that
the nation now must seek Il new ar
rangemcnt TO fulfill its hope OF pre-
! served world peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Police Clamp Lid" Down
light on Paris Gambling
NY UnIyer,ni s..,,,

- lily UnISer~ni Servicel
PARIS, Oct. I7-rhe mid, I'm.
been shut down tight on gambling
In Paris.
Until few days ago nearly
every block in some districts held
q gambling house, more or Ies.
open. Faro bank was one OF tho
most popular games ma poxer
bnccnrnt. blackjack md dice gimme.
nourIshcd.
without warning, the poIic.
started their campaign by swoon.
Ing down on several pnIntial bill
linrd palaces on the Grand BouI..
ward. II WINS found that thous.nd,
OF people bet millions of franco In
these places daily ON the result,
OF the games played by profess
sionsls. One of the billiard room,
wRs tho most fnmou. In Euro,..
II hnn boon closed for an indefinite
period.
War Also hns been declared on
bor<mnkers who haunt the "Amcr-
lem" bars. There nre several hum
dred OF thcse burs In Paris, mnny
directed by Americana, md most
have sprung into existence ,Incc
prohibition In America. In most OF
them, bets on the day. rnrInr
were placed across the bars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
u. S. Eats Is Billion
Pounds Of Meat a Year
IBy United Ncw..I

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-PeopIe
In tho United States nre eating
meat mt the rate of half n hound
day each, NO thnt In n year they
consume over 5000, 200. 900 pounds,
Two-thtrds OF this f. inspected
by Bureau of Animal Industry en-
ployes, while the remainder should
be inspected by State or municipnI
men. but, unfortunately, this IL
true only TO small extent.
Modern meat inspection i'm this
country dntes from 1900. Congress,
had made but tImId inspection
laws. About that time President
ROOSEVELT became interested In
newspaper reports In activities in
Packing Town and he sent two
committees to Chicago to invcsti-
Entc. Their reports convinced
him that the thing needed in the
law was teeth.
After much sensational argue
mcnt every one seemed to agree,
80 Congress put on the books the
stringent act OF 1900, II compIete,
effective, model measure that hns
worked every hour since for the
protection of the public nEninxt
un'rhoiesome food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
COX TO FINISH CAMPAIGN
IN POPULATION CENTERs
Eastern md Central States Will BE
Final Baltic Ground In
Fight for League.
tBy Associated Press. I

CLEVELAND. OHIO, oct. 17.-Gov-
crnor Cox secured fun days rest
hero today In preparation for what
his associates considered would be
a whirlwind fnlsn OF his presidential
campaign. During tho next fort,
make his fight In the great popula-
lion ccntcrs % the Eastern ana Cen.
trail States. beginning tomorrow III
Syracuse. Rochester and Buffalo.
New York.
New lamps. re cities and Boston
Governor. Providence. Bridgeport.
Hartford and other Connecticut cities
on Wednesday,; Wilmington. Del. and
baltimore, on Thursday. and Trenton,
Princeton. Newark and Jersey City,
y. j.. on Friday. y Madison Square
Garden speech at New York next
Saturday night VIII close the week.
candidate will speak at Indianapolis
Chicago and other mid Western
centers.
Tho league OF nations promised to
be virtually the exclusive battle
ground OF Governor Cox for the re-
maindcr of the campaign. His ad-
visers today said that, following the
here yesterday, he would stress the
contention that Senator Harding. his
Republican opponent. stands for re-
lection of the league. but is stll
crying kamerad. kamerad, to the
hosts OF peace" comprising Republi-
cans and independents favoring the
covenant.
Prior to his departure here late to-
night for Syracuse. Governor Cox
spent quiet Sunday. resting ut his
hotel and enjoying an afternoon mo-
ter trip with friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
MAIL CARRIER, 81, READY
TO USE A|RPLANE NOW
. Elijah Miles, After 4S Years Ser
vice, Welcomes Modern
Inventions.
LIKES MODERN JOURNALISM
Has Seen Introduction of City Pa
pcrs Into Nearly Every Homo
Along His Country Routc-is
Well Informed.
[ Specinl 10 The Timcs. pisratch.l

special to The Times DiSpatch.1
ONANCOCK. VA, Oct. 17.--Elijah
Miles. "a years OF age. who has car
iicd Uncle Sans mail between Bloxom
and Modest Town for forty-cight
years. first on foot with the mail
pouch slunE across his back. next on
horseback or driving an old nag, and
now IN automobile. is ready to take
one more forward step with his pro-
Ercssive government and make his
TWO daily trips in an ,airplane.
This is not mere bravado on the
veteran mail carriers part. He has
been daunticss in the performance
of his duties. driving his own ma
he began TO use an automobile he
always read u newspaper while jog
sing along on horseback or in his
County learned 10 depend on him for
all the news OF the world outside
We Little Kingdom or Accomac" un-
III they, we're lured by, him into the
habit of reading outside papers. MIR.
Miles is firm admirer of modern
Journalism and says he owes his
IDEAS of keeping stride with the gov
ernments new air service TO his
Mr.. Miles has seen the introduction
o, city papers into nearly every home
along his route. where. in his early
anything but the county paper. BY
his own diliCcnt reading he is able
70 answer almost amy question on the
bis news OF the day when he drives
IN 10 a gate where tho family group
is anNioulsy awaiting the latest news
Of the political campaign, big league
MacSwiney is taking or fasting
sovernment service is : Mr Miles
Sianch record as member of the
Modest Town Baptist Church. where
nc has never missed service in his
life except for brief periods OF illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
INVITE PRESIDENT TO PROBE
GAMBLING IN WHEAT PRICES
Chicago Hoard or Trade Dc,,.
Charges of Speculation I'm
Grain Markets.

y.
CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-Tho Chico,
Board OF Trade invites President Wi
son to make the most rigid invo,,
cation OF charges from the W ,h'u
West that It is "the worlds grcates
gambling house." and that IL ha.
been responsible for tho recent sn,,
sational declines In wheat prices
Oniclnls OF the board attribute In,
allegations directed against tho cn
change by Governor Henry j. A,Icn
or Kansas. and Senator Arthur Cnn'
per. OF the snmo State. to "poli,ics .
They deny charges of manipuintin,
or PRICES and assert that the who,,
cruX of the situatlon-the real rcasn,
farmers are 30 vigorously protestjn,
prevailing low prices for prainHi.
That the farmers are flnanciaIiv col
lish and refuse to recognize the rrc,,
economic fnct that for tho frst tim.
SINCE 1914 tho consumer IL having III,
inning. The farmers. they asscrt
want S3 for their wheat even thouci
inc present price of around $2.i0 81,
10 to $50 per cent higher than III,
pre-wnr level"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Mrs. G. T.. Nirbrjny D,.s

\, CliARLoTTEsyILI.E. VA. Oct. Il.
y. Mchr.ng, OF Locust Mountnin -
mar simeon. this county. died yes
,urcrdhy afternoon at Il local hospital
ihr iun"%ai was held at O'Clock
90 ",'crhoon from Christ Episcopa
., hesIdes her husband. Mrs. Nehriny
~ survived by ten children--Mrs. i
u, "oodson. Of simeon. w. II. Meh-
man. OF Covington. Va: y r. S Nnh
rinE. OF coleman's Falls: Mrs. q. ".
Mafchant. Of North Garden; carl j.
N H;ssr, ~ "a and Godfrey " MehrIng and
an residing At Locust Mount,in'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

RilSToL, VA. Oct. l7-runcro,
services for John Edward Rurson
1HliorhcS and prominent citizen ~
hriS,ol, who died at his home hora
on Moore street. after IA long Illness.
Wttc hcld here yesterday nj fhn
FIRST Presbyterian church nrv %.
larson, pastor OF the church,
HnlcIatod 1ntermcnt was in the IAN
~ buria! ground on Mr.. Burson:s
I'm near here Deceased was sew
my -lNe years old, and Is survived
.E MS wife. two sons and Two daucb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mr>. j. Dewey HURLEY

Mrs; Madeline Thorpe Burley, wife
0 W j. DeMWey Burnley, and daughter OIL
died last night at her residences III;
hanuo!ph Street She is survived BY
hcr husband, mother and two sisters.
I;ii and Mildred. and two brothers,
arrangements had no, been per-
icctcd at late hour last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
IL MEN ESCAPE INJURY IN
DYNAMITE BLAST AT MINE
Attack on Power IIouse Follow. E..
piost0n-MnnJ Shots Arc
Fired by Guards.

MoRGANTOWN, w. VA. Oct. II
Tho tipnle and the entrance TO the
n,3,cckIord coal mine of the ConnelIs-
villo Basin Coal and Coke Como,
Rockford. w. Va. near here. were
nhdlE damaged by an explosIon NJ
dynn,nite shortly before midnight to-
nm wsiNe men at work in the
cape. cs
soon after the explosion the power
mouse OF the coal company was nj :
thcKco. Many shots We're fred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Robert T.. Cir n,

hTNCliHuRG. VA. oct. i7.-Roh-
~ - Gish. 20 years OF age. re-
,t'n ipbhccpnist and native OF Red
iori County, died at his home. s45,
jHN"fmont Avenue. late Saturda
ni.ht, after a brief Illness VI sony "m
t..vu'gnant Alien Gish. died al Ran
80. lch. last February Mir. Gis,
y survived ~ his wife two Ionrh
acts' Misses Mary and Elizabeth and
son. Revcriey Gish. OF Iynchburr
an IN, 40 brother, Beverley G!sh. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
CHARLES R. GUY, BUSINESS
MAN, DIED YESTERDAY
Was President OF Shepherd Lumber
Company md Mcmhcr or West
mOrclnnd ind Country Clubs

Charles r. Guy. president OF the
shepherd Lumber Company, died yes
terday afternoon at his home. 1891
engagements will be announced later
Mr.. Guy held foremost place In
the city's business circles for many
years lie was = member OF the
Newfoundland Club. TIVE country rimo
OF N!rginia and Second Baptist
church. Surviving him are his wife
ana o-re daughter. Miss Anna e. Guy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

ALBANY, y. Y. Oct l7-Govo,n
smith. In a proclamation made uubIic
.ohieh', designated, Sunday, Octohs-
-, TOT the reading OF tho covenant or
INC league OF nations by all citizens
tion disposed OF In q manner tbatt III,
promote the best interests OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
SAYS FARMERS APPEAL TO
GOVERNMENT is FUTllE
W. u. Thompson Crlticizes AdmIni,
'rntion nH "lrnndcd Enemy OF


7, ErEW ORLEANS, LA. Oct. In
So,, thompson. former president OF IA
New orleans Cotton Exchange. nm,
leading cotton factor OF the Soul,
IN icttcr TO ]. s. Wannamake,
s rcin,Hrn' OF the American Cotton AS
Saocihlion, today severely criticized IN
, ,una administration OF the ma
ION LOT lta attitude toward In
farmers. and urged Mr.. Wannainal;a
10 Immediately withdraw ali com
h! ..I from Washington.
further with the financial admin,
1rat!on OF the government. SAWS n,
Thompson in his letter. ut is faia
The, record OF this administratton ,
made up 1t has branded Itself a
the enemy OF agricultupc Annna
no more. Let II alone"
For Colds or Influenza
ana az Preventive. take GROVE.
L. u. q. tablets laxative Brom
Qnininc tablets). BE sure VOL, &c
The genuine. Ask for GROVES r
q. tablets. Look for l.. ". GRoVE'
lSishntur: on box. 30c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

NAMDEN. Y =. oct l.Nsu. -
:Sy authorities today were seeking
!hree young men seen in hrirh,
Sefiiow automobile last Friday IN the
fricHsy ot the secluded spot nj
5DaHid ,. l,au!. messenger for the
hroah"ay Trust Company. OF cam1
zen ,h, was found yesterday. An am-
JcpsS performed today showed thar
anu mat Paul had been KILLED nor
,nore than tweDty-four hours before
me OoGy Mas found 'N1OI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Try TO XIII Minisf.

CHA TTANOOGA. TENN, oct, II
bloodhounds were rushed from here
ts-Ln Harrimsn tonight on receipt OF
"ord that an attempt had been made
~1hl!s be was In the pulpit OF tho
south Hartman Bsptiet Church ad :
s.r. sgssss& meeting Of the Baptist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
The Very Best Coffee Is
Mandheling Java or
AnkOla Java.

Technically, Arabian Mocha
could he added to these.
Therefore. unless the blend
or the coffee you use contains
these coffees you are not getting
the very best. stand ready to
prove this assertion. Herbert
Heroy, President Heroy Tea
Stores, 1s5 North Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Contents of
Mccall Fashion Book
FOR FALL AND WINTER 1e2o-'21

Illustrating Gotten in fascinating colors) hun
dreds of patterns for women's and childrens
fashionable clothes and for Christmas gifts
you can easily make