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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25
ALASKA NOTES

Charles Lawson, well known oldtimer of Valdez and mining man of the Prince William Sound district, passed away recently in hispltal at Latouche. Death followed an op- eration for appendicitis from which he had been a sufferer for several months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25

Nine Seattle operators recently left Valdez enfoute to Quartz Creek, near Teikhell, where they own 9 mining claims. The company will do enough work this season to se- cure patent to the ground and next year expect to start real de- velopnent work,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25

R. L. Clifford, who has been prin- cipal of the Valdez schools for sev eral years, has been engaged for another term. Mrs. Minnie A. Kel sey, who has been connected with the Valdez schools for some time has been employed to have charge of the primary department for next year. Other teachers employed are Miss Harriet Nelson, of Revere, Mo- assistant to the principal, Miss Anne lia Rouchleau, of Los Angeles, for the fourth grade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25

FOR RENT-Furnished 7-room house. S22 Basin Road. Phone S30. Inquire 115 West 9th. Street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25

The first pack train carrying sup plies for Interior mines in more than l year, recently left Valdez for Quartz Creek. The shipment con sisted of 30,000 pounds of supplies for the Flint Mining Company. Re opening of traffic to Interior points is anticipated with the opening of the trail north from Valdez to Will low Creek
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25

Bids have been called for by the tion of an addition to the City Wharf The addition will be 30x9O feet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-25

Outfitted for two months stay,
 hree prospectors recently left An ehCrage for the headwaters of the Togochitna river where they will look ovef the country for both quartz and placer indications. They intend to cover it thoroughly as far IS the foothills of Mt. Mckinley They will also look for oil formations md seepages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
News of Fifty Years Ago
(From Richmond Dispatch. May 10. 1870,

The Hastings Court engaged yesterday
in the trial OF Archibald Dyer. charged with
assault upon Il. H. Conner. This. it will be
remembered. ~ the great habcas corpus case
which was argued in ths supreme Court of
Appeals in the mayoraty contest.
ing officers Mss r. H. Myers president; Mrs
y. Ezekiel. Mrs. l.. Cohen. Mrs. y. Moses vice :
presidents: Mss II. G. Levy. secretary and
treasurer: MSS Benjamin. Miss Ella Mye! $,
Mrs S SYcle Miss Julia Myers. Mrs. d. Mittel-
dorfGI and Miss Clara Myers. managers
The Conservatives OF Richmond are greatly
aroused and ward meetings are being held
nightly. They are determined 20 have this
good city governed b. white men. real white
DIR ]. S d. Cullen was yesterday elected by
and will assume his duties there today
The Philadelphia committee appointed to
raise funds for the Capitol disaster relief COM
mission. has sent in $4,000 to date
The Conservatives of Norfolk have been
registering ali right. The books now show a
white majority OF 1870 In that city.
Robert ". Hughes has retired from the edi-
torlal management OF tho Richmond Evening
Journal. He has Oecn the principal editorial
writer Cor = little more than year.
DR. william 4. Patterson eminent phvsician
died at his home III this city yesterday,
aged rs.
paper napkins for table use in rcs,nurouto
have been introduced in Germany. we arc
preat .mitatois and we may expect to aro the
long
Tho North Caroline State Republican Con-
vcntion mot in Raleigh yesterday and spent
the whole day wr?ngling over the chairman
gkip. the light being between Senators POO,
and Abbott. Pool finally won.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
senator elias. Ior President.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Silt is time Virginia and the South
should again have man in the White House
at Washington; The south has been sup
!cArs without being recognized. and in Sena-
tor Glass she has material equal to the best.
In fact, | thing he is the best business man
that is available now. lie Is self made. he has
been success at all he has attempted in
BUSINESS or politics. Mainly through his efforts
les and trouble about finance. This has heen
achieved by the reserve bank system.
which he is due large share OF the credit.
This and tine farm loan Law, whereby the
farmer can borrow money on long time and
AT low rate. have done more 10 help the coun-
try than any other legislation for the past
nifty years
His successful management of the Victory
loan after the country had been drained by
repeated bond issues. demonstrated his bJsi-
ness ability. and pat him in the front rank
4 fnanccr.
The country needs and wants business
man as President, There never was 2 time
us TO establish sound business connection
with all foreign powers friendly and
equitable basin, and stop our political pow
wowing Nth petty politics
We ali know him to he statesman OF the
first order. fearless. constructive. brilliant
him starter. and the business people of
the North and West and the urgent interest
OF the countrys need. should put him to the
front.
HIS known conservatism should appeal to
the people in this time Of unrest and uncer-
only sound business policy that Will he fair
for big business as well as the consumer
&. X. SANDERSON.
Gainesville. Va. May 6. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Health Talks by DR.. Brady

Copyright, 1920. D, y. H. Newspaper Service. !,

,on 5000 deal Of Kind Of negative sa,israe-
ia ar as the friends OF Booze like to cali
G"Sd un saea fsu World e oy ss
rhee IS r ana health artGa al
In the business OF the county jails, a letting
Ereaty disnished demand md 'G for medica
charity, and a very encouraging shrinkage in
deals with the public.
a clinic opened in the city of New York in
ZION among unfortunate Citizens Who eoS! dune no
longer get booze proved supernuous. and had
SO $40 freely and rather l-na,ursdly pTedicied by
how a,rs.t reminds one Of the bad boy across the
ems TO eat
nire predictions OF sad increase in the ia
many m parts BY Of hf the fFsas
, which rrsdic,ions proved equally bad guesscs
than ihe epidemic OF isis-isi,. 'D'" TESS 'A'''
Here and there distinguished medical bre;h-
chorus Of stern wSrnnE mp haH i've 'one1 dns
pSforie. openly, declaring that there is nothing
d Other dea old he re nasf OF in he
OF this and that serious Illness But these
;ure TO assert that they save more lives by
the of us save 4 y @th w aiGTh1
hol. They avoid such odioue compa risons for
remedy.
~ Is undoubtedly hard and painful for one
accustomed to his horn OF brandy or his eve
opener or his nishtcap or whatever it may be
10 content himself with some thing that has no
kick. But any one not wiltully biased in the
premises cannot fail to that the world
IS as well off. so far matters OF health aud
disease are concerned. without alcohol as il
ever with alcohol
Physicians generally had long since elm
mated whiskEE and brandy. from The emery
'Ss had to
come practically obsolete. far serious
treatment was concerned although the public
still liked to imagine that y. c. Booze was
good for fevcrs and fits. coughs and colds,
fant!nE and chill. good for whatever you
pleased to think allied you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
OF WAR
HORRORS ARE DEMANDED
Allies Call for 40 Germans Ac-
cuscd OF Gross Crucltics
During Conflict.
(By Associated press.1


BERLIN. May 12.-Forty-six Ger.
mans ranking from an army corps
commander to q simple private, figure
on tho allies nrst specified list of
war criminals to be arraigned in tho
Leipsic supreme court.
Prominent among them arc Prince
Ernes, of Saxony and General Won
Below. commander OF the second army
their subordinate officers, are ac-
cused OF cruelties In the Nnmur dis
trict OF Belgium. General Won Kirch-
bach and Colonel Won Seydlitz will be
tried Tor alleged cruelties commit cd
at kalisz. Poland. and the well-known
submarine commander, Arnauld de la
Icrriere: for torDcdoing Italian ves-
seis. three other submarine COM
ner ana Patzig Will be tried on tho
charge OF torpedoing respectively the
English hospital ships. Dover Castle,
Torrlngton and Llandovery Castle.
General Stcngcr. OF tho Infantry
stands charged with ordering that
prisoners and wounded taken by his
brignde be put TO death. A further
officers and privntes are accused OF
inhunan treatment of British priB-
oners In the different camps.
General kruska is practically
prisoners In the Cassel camp, while
an army surgeon. DIR. Oscar Michel
SOM, ~ accused OF causing the death
OF SICK and wounded In his charge by
systematic ll-trcatment. General Won
owen. former Governor OF Metz. will
be tried for atrocities alleged TO have
been committed by troops under his
command In the villages Of Eastern
France.
II Is said here the submarine COM
Inandcrs mentioned in tho foregoing
Iist lctt Germany some time ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Two Minutes of Optimism

a cent Two by iss years Carlyle had no, earned
,o hu u, with the energy and fcrocity OF a tiger
,ha wa" , p!ouShing his way through the book
IL, Mms 10 make men of after ages marvel
,ui or liFe months more he shaved and starved
Er rs ne nrst volume OF THE History OF the
innnnmeh revolution" was finished. Then he
S,unrt N Nun manuscript to his friend. John
w., On certain morning. Mill called upon Car
trcmbled 90 40 ''"' MS lips
niter honrs OF awkward tortured. agonized
he haTS , an"u, X he managed TO blurt i, out
~. mau igit the precious priceless manuscript
on !; desk-the housemad had taken itNand
Win it|-startcd the morning fire.
SariyIo was like a stricken man
sut one day pondering in his grief looking
nnum,o'! out OF his window, he CHEEKY
T hrSk Ia building house. brick by brick
lie leaped into the air as though shocked
out OF trance. electrified with a sudden
WSSe OF Inspiration and discrimination
bursting into hyste.ical tears and sobbing
like child. he cried:
l. TOO. can bring back thought by thought
lie did
NJ OF the manuscript. lie recalled and re-
wrote. And more -
,oS Mhat Went wrong ycStcrday?-Copyright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
CANADIAN FIRMS CONTROL
PAPER SUPPLY, IS CHARGE
Witnesses Before Senate Committee
Say Dominion Company Exercises
Virtual Monopoly.

WASHINGTON. May IA combi-
nation OF Canadian manufacturers
Practically controls tho print paper
market through the Canadian Export
iaper Company. Ltd. the Senate COM
mittee investigating the paper short
age was told today by j. Il. Gefaeu.
sales manager OF the Interstate, puIp
ana Paper Company. lie asserted that
tho combination controlled about T5
PCT cent or the dominion output. and
that the priceg II set wero followed
cy other manufacturers.
Throttics Competition.
victor T. Lawson. publisher of the
Snicigo News. said his experience had
been that the Canadian company pre-
vented competition. The News, Mr.
LAWSON added. was Virtually com
peiieu TO accept the compauy's terms
'h purchasing paper.
saii solution OF the paper problem
could be reached either through
agreement among publishers to cur
TAN paper consumption. or through
mended by Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Anes. The COMMITTEES would pre-
Ter that the great papers OF the
country solve the problem them
selves the chairman added
Denies Charge Against Printers.
NJ. y. Dodenheimer. representing
inc inc International Typographical I'm
iore the committee that the union.
through It's shop chapcls exercised !,
eensoI3hip over labor news
Neither the International Union.
nor any OF It's locals. have ever pre.
suHcd 10 control or dictate tho cd
Iioriai policy of the newspapers or
PERIODICALS with which we have bust
ness associations" he declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
From Other Viewpoints
Mrs. tnionrr, suEnr md Other Things.
Bi ALFRED u. WILLIAMS.
Here ie how it works. practically:


Mrs. tnioncr can't get sugar for her fam
lily. even with the money in her purse. Her
husband, NerJ properly. perhaps. belongs to
The American Federation OF Labor. Farmers
out West, trying 10 III Ike sugar beets can get
no labor. They ask Congress to let them bring
over the line some thousands OF Mexicans
anxious for work. The a. +. l.. promptly
threatens Congress that IL il al!ows MEXICAN
labor 10 come IN TO help provide sugar for
Mrs. tn!oner year her husband will
jump in and help defea, every member re-
spors!b!c for the outrage
Caii Mrs Cnioncr's husband a skilled work
man. lie is ordered TO against permit
ting common labor OF any kind from any. .
where In for the rough work again.
every man who would forbid striking ,yithou,
notice or submission Of grievances 10 arbitra-
ton Tnen. when mines are c!oeeI for lack
OF labor or by strike and there is nobody
available 10 Dig bitches foundations or tote
brick o. lumber. when railway traffic ia
held up. he is out OF work and wages, In
Cords automobile factory at Detroit 40 900
husbands OF MIS-. tn;o'er were Just in that Rx
last week
We do lots OF queer things that way We
vote bonds and appropriations regardless OF
cost. to gladden. the life Of the working man.
make cities bankrupt. as has happened in Chi
caEo. and lcuvc hundreds OF working nep
unable TO collect tho wages due them and out
OF jobs because there liz money to nay
them We vote heavy taxes. stop bu!ldinr \ nd
pther Development and leave the workers. ioh
less We hreak navigation companies Win
cKacticns intended to elevate the working
man aha lheschy throw hundreds OF working
men out OK work. We joyoualy ruin strcet
car corporations. put them out OF hui,ncs. n ,l,,
XII promising subnrbs-to help the people
We VIII Stop this folly uh,, ali -, -"
derStand clearly that the working man ca +,
no more afford 10 have capita! driven IN, ~
hihinG or oat OF tho country than capI,al
cou!d a''ord 20 nave every working man Grip
pied or sent on the tramp. We viii unacr
stand that when learn to s,udy each
others conditions honestly and to, realize how
dependent Oh each Other aud closely inter-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
T,Senty-'rhrcc.
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER

Twenty-rhrcc.
Mister Crouch, Mister Crouch. SO away
i'm too busy for your foollshness today!
I've n garden fun OF roses.
And my peeps counting noses,
And my Jersey cow is munching in her hay
There's Il stretch OF sixteen acres that I'm
planting out In corn.
And I've got to spray the fruit trees py To-
morrow:
Every minute there's new bud or "A green
shoot being born.
And / haven't time for misery or SORROW
Mister Crouch Mister Crouch. pull your
freight.
I've no Time for finding fault or nursing hate!
Take your troubles and your pity
To the pl1e-veins in tho city;
can't give you any time. I'm here to state!
I am spreading fertilizer. helping uod TO bless
tho soil.
And I've got TO jump before it starts to
am one of Mother Natures horny handed
of toll,
And haven't time for whining or COM
poning.
Mister Crouch. Mister Crouch. there's your
hat!
Where / am is no fl, place to kick tho cat!
II you have to live by growing
And by believing and bowling.
You are welcome. but get out of here. at that!
Every way look l see another reason TO be
glad,
And when am glad. my reason for it
doubles!
And you cannot make me worry, and you can
not make me mad.
SO vamose, old Mister Crouch, and pack
your Troubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS
ARE DAMAGED BY SHEEP
Representative Olney Declare. prc.t-
dents Flock VIII Soon Huin
Ills Lawns
BY Universal Service. /

WASHINGTON, May la.-Mexlco.
, ne league OF nations and other In
into into the background today While
president Wilson's attention wns
called TO dcpredations being cor, :.
mitted under the very shadows OF the
White House Itself
, me marauders are the Presidents
mock o! pet sheep. which Representa-
i've oiney. of Massachusetts, urges
should be Immediately banished 20
"'ucI pastures. or there soon VIII be
JOB Tor landscape gardener
MT. Olney advised the Presidenr
that MS business when not in Con-
gress liz that OF wool mcrchon,
lie said: s''e'P'
IL you allow these animals re-
teed much longer on the White House
grounds your lawns Will be sorry
sDsctacle within 4 year or two
Inc trouble is. Mr. Olney explained
thSt sheep liz not satisfied With tho
grass Itself, but insists on pulling up
The services OF Mr.. Olncy's firm II,
marketing this years crop OF wvv.
from The White Houcs flock was ten
dered the President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
TWO MURDERERS ESCAPE
FROM MISSISSIPPI JAIL.


NICkSBuRG, MISS. May IL g
Watts. under sentence to hang in
connection with the death OF Dr. d. s
Alverson. and G. H. C. Johnston. un-
dor sentence of life imprisonment for
wife murder. escaped from the county
jail here tonight after overpowcrfng
the jailer.
The crime for which Watts was
convicted attracted Statewide at
tcntion and his conviction followed
q sensational hunt. capture and trial
Ills case Is now on appeal to the State
supreme Court. The case o! john
ston had just been confirmed by the
Supreme Court and the man was wait
Ing TO be taken TO the pcnitcnti,ry
fhc escape was made when Watts
eN'iccd the jaiicr TO enter his cell
Wh"T" he overpowered him and with
Johnston made his escape Posses
are in pursuit OF the two men who
only had n few minutes start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
hmen at Bill h P lice
M:yWear ST IN Feia B .dge
my Universal scrvice.l

LONDON, Mny 12.-The Slim
Fcin cOl0rs are now part OF the
uniforms worn by Irish fOotmen Mt
Buck ghnm Palace. by special
pcrmissiOn of King George.
Sons OF Erin among the foot
men who guard the private 'corri-
dorx lending to tho Kings apart
mcnts reported for duty this MORN
their sleeves. Lord Stnmfordhsm,
private secretary To the King. wnS
deeply shocked and ordered the
immediate removal OF the badges,
hut when George ". learned Of the
incident he smIiinE1y gave per-
mission 10 the men to wcnr the
green, white nnd orange OF the
GIrlHh republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
WIRELESS MESSAGES FROM
MOSCOW SUDDENLY STOP
Allied Experts Are Puzzled Over the
silence or Soviet Cap
f1i
IBy Associated Press. I

LONDON. May i2.-2:so o'clock
Sunday afternoon the Bolshevist
wireless station at Moscow suddenly
stopped sending In the middle of "A
sentence and since then had been ST.
lent.
Wireless experts in all tho sta
tions OF Europe are puzzled over this
fact. according to representative OF
the Marconi Company in an Interview
with the Daily Mail.
The Daily Mail in specializing on
the explanation OF the silence OF the
wireless. refers 10 the report received
from Moscow Tuesday, saying there
had been II series OF explosions In the
military depot near the radio station
and airdromc last Sunday, but as
serting that the radio station escaped
damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
HARMONY IS THEME OF
INDIANA REPUBLICANS
Delegates Mt Large Announce They
VIII support Peoples Choice,
General Wood.
Try AsrocIatcd Prcas. |

INDIANAPOLIS, md. Nav IA
Harmony in the rank" OF tho Re-
publican party in Indiana was tho
theme OF the speeches delivered at
the opening session OF the Republi-
can state convention here today.
1t WAS also proclaimed later In
the convention. when IL was an
nounced that Indiann's big four"
the delegates At large. would abide
lay the vote OF the people and sup
nort General wood. as he received a
plurality in the recent presidential
preference primary for the pre,i-
dcncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
There. No PInce Like

Hanging on the Wall see n motto
There's No Place Like Home"
It's true. too. Homo is the only place whore
q fellow has to so early and can't leave alone
at night It's the only place whore he ac-
kro"lcdscs fear toleratcs tyranny. les
the only place where he has to take his shoes
on to get In after 1880. In no other place
ere visitors given all the good things and
the regulars have to take the scraps. Home
Is the one place on Earth where it is consid-
cred proper 10 talk Trouble with Meals It's
IN" one place where every rule OF common
sense is forgotten and where mutual Intoi-
GRANGE is permitted. Home is the narrowcs
sphere o! being in the cosmic sweep. Ita
the one place where YOU don't meet my new
and interesting experiences
There's place like Home. That's why
have clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
FOREIGN USERS PREFER
CIGARS AND CHEROOTS
Export OF Cigarettes Decreases by
Ninety Million Under Figures
of Last Year.
fBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, May l2.-Tobacco con-
snmers abroad are showing a decided
preference for cigars over cigarettes.
according 10 export figures given out
here today. which show that during
February. 6.2S4.o0O more cigars than
cheroots were shipped out Of the
United States than in the same month
or the preceding year. On the other
hand. 9Q.l 10000 less cigarettes went
abroad. The total number of cigars
reported was 100000. while ciga-
rettcs totaled 1889, 900. However.
both cigarette and cigar exports arc
gaining rapidly, as also is leaf to-
bacco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
URGES BUSINESS MEN TO
HELP IN FORMING LAWS
Lnck of Intersst RcsponsIbIc for
Mnny Modern Troubles, Says
Governor Parker.

INV NssocInteN Fress
NEW ORLEANS, May l2.--Labor
and Its problems. especially as they
concern capital and affect the gem
crai public. were discussed In an ad-
dress delivered by Governor John NJ
Parker before the session late today
OF the twcnty-fourth annual convcn-
ZION OF the Interstate Cottonseed
Crushcrs' Association.
we business men are largely re-
sponsiblc for existing conditions oh
tanning in labor circles" Governor
elect Parker said. Too often We
pay no heed to the laws until they
are passed and then we howl" lie
urged active interest In Law making
by business men.
The convention viii continue
through Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

loeReu with each other We are. TheorIzing
on tutnre when everybody Will own every.
,h'hs IN common may he Interesting 1t has
oeeh tried many times and has failed always
mu .hose or us with some ambition and pride
=, 'uiu not IKE 1t II wc had It. But we haven't
II. Mrs. Unloner and her husband have to
nase ana think for the present, to raise
ucr FAMILY now. Wherefore Il behooves
mem TO study somewhat athe results now of
Mhat they are being told 10 do now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
WAGE COMMITTEE TAKES
UP DEMANDS OF MINERS
Anthracite Workers and Operators,
Representatives Resume
Further Hearings.

by Ab6OCINt TOD PreBS.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE sub
scale committee OF anthracite miners
and operators before Secretary of La
Dor Wilson tonight resumed their
discussions looking TO an adjustment
OF demands for wage Increases by tho
anthracite miners equal to increases
recently granted bituminous miners.
The conference. which began yes
terday after weeks intermission.
on account OF tho absence Of John
L. Lewis. president of the United
Mine Workers. was expected to move
forward rapidly with tho return of
the mine workers chief to partjci
patton in the deliberations OF tho
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

Absence makes the heart grow fonder OF
absence
In one class are the Dodo Bird. the Dino
saurus and the Cocktail.
when a with mostly switch mar
r!es man with toupec it's hfty-hfty
And the robins been loahng around a month
wondering where's Spring.
There is no record that Ananias ever fshed
and yet he made good.
When man has been long enough in poll
tics you can't Insult him.