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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
PIETINEJ RUsIJoJ Sussex
TIA BUVUSIO CARO- SESUO.
Atrasta apsitaisiusi skarma
lais; darbayosi jinai ap-
link pahegelius.

Washington, kovo 10. = A
merikos Raudonojo Kryziaus
organizacijos veikejai pietin6j
Rusijoj rusQ pab6g6liQ tarpe
sale NovorosSiisko surado bu-
vusio Rusijos caro- Nikalojaus
seseri Olga Aleksandrovnq,
Jinai su kitais pab6gtliais
gyveno prekybiniam vagone.
Pati skarmalais apsitaisiusi
kittens pab6g6liams patarnau-
davo.
Apie tai cia paskelb6 Rau-
donojo Kryziaus ofisas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
REGULERE KARIUOMENE
BERLYNO GATVESE.
Ebert atkeliauja is
Stuttgarto.

Berlynas. kovo l9.-tberto
vyriauSybG iSnauio kontroliuo-
ia BerIynQ.
Nice-kancIieriS Schiffer. ku-
rio ranko<e palikta mie>to pa
tvarkyma> paSitrauku> Wolff
gang Kapp, >u apglnnmo mini
Steriu No<ke bendrai darbuo-
ia$i prave<ti Gia reikalingq
tvarkQ.
Kaip Siandie vakare Eia hu-
kiamaS Sugryztanti> Is Wuer-
tembergiioS prezidentaS Ebert
Su savo miniSteriaiS.
MieSto gatvtSe patroliuoja
reguler1 kariuoment, i$tikima
Eberto vyriauSybei. Karelvlai
griama ir naikina gatveSe ba-
l.ikada<, kokia< buvO pagaml-
nusi militariStQ vedamoIi kd-
riuoment.
"Atsisveikino" su zmonemis.
Militari>tQ iStikimoii ka-
riuomcnG. zinoma * BaItijoS
armijo>. nenoromiS Sayo vadQ
buvo iSveSta * mieSto. Jos IL
kima> nezinomaS.
Kuomet ia kariuomen& go
puoSniauSiomiS SostiniS gatrt-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
KARIUOMENE PEREINA
RADIKALU PUsEN.
Noske isake arestuoti
DR.. Kapp.

Paryzius, kovo 19.-Oficiia-
liuose pranesimuose apie pasi-
laikymq Berlyne sakoma> jog
viesose vietose susirinke gy-
ventoiq burial lukeriuoia ko
TAI nepaprasto. Visur pastebi-
mas susilSrimtimas ir nepasi-
tik6jimas.
Militarinese spekose nebeli-
ko buvusios drasos. Tarpe ka-
reiviQ pakilusi kaipir kokia
pasiauba.
Berlyne kalbama, kad boise
vikai (spartakai) turi paruose
apie 10000 kareiviu. zymi da-
lis Baltijos kareiviQ pereiusi
bolsevikq pusen.
Nepavyko sudaryti kabineto.
Prancuzijos uzrubeziniq rel
kalq ofisas paskelbe, kad gen.
Won Luettwih, prisidensda
Z . - q
mes bolsevikq veikimu, buvo
megines Berlyne sudaryti koa-
iciiiiini kabineta, menus nepri-
,klausomuosius socijalistus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
sU AUTOMOBIL1U PANE
RE UPEN IR ISSIGEL-
: BEJO.
Visi stebisi, kaip tas galejo
ivykti.

Detroit, Mich, kovo 20. =
Ana dienq Gia Woodward ave.
uzdarytu automobiliu vaziavo
Travis Field Beal, buves S. V,
laivyno oficieras, tarnaves mar
danGioj laiv6,.
Per neatsarguma az susl-
hraiSyma automobilius sutrus-
kino tito barijera, Sniokstele-
jo up6n il pan6re dugnan a.
pie 80 pedQ giliai.
Maciusieii atsitikimq liudi-
ninkai pasakoja, kad uz kokill
keturiQ minutQ Beal iSkilo ant
vandens, pavirSaus il tuojaus
buvo iSgelbetas.
Beale pats nezino, kaip jis
atsirades ant vandens pavir-
Saus. Tik atsimena, kad van
denyj budamas su kumstiml
iSdauzes automobiliaus silk
lini langq, per kur iskrites
il pasijutes bekylas augStyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
RUsU KoLIUMNA PRAsI-
MUSE PER BoLsEVIKQ
LINIJAS.
Pranesama, bus internuota
Suomijoje.

Revelis, Estonija, kovo 49,
Is Gelsingforso kuoveikiausia
desimtimis rogiu pasiQsta mai
sto Abo, kur pribuvusi Sal-
kusi skaitlinga siaurines NrusQ
armijos koliumna.
Ia kareiviq koliumna, ku-
rial vadovaujja gen. Skobel-
stein, nesenai prasimuse per
bolSevikp kares linijas vaka-
ruose If inejjo Suomijon.
Paskelbta, kad rusQ kafel-
vial bus internuoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
NOSKE LEKTUVU SUGRY.
zEs BERLYNAN.
Berlyne bijomasi spartakp
uzpuolimo.

Coblen7 Vokietija, kovo 10.
-Cia gauta ziniu, kad Berly-
nan jau sugryzes Eberto Wy
riausybes apginimo ministe-
ris Noske. Is Stuttgarto Ber-
lyman jis nuskrideS l6ktuvu
(aeroplanu),
Militaristu kariuomen6 Is
traukiama * Berlyno. Tad te-
mai prisibiioma Spartaku W.
puolimO.
SugryzeS Noske organizuoja
reikiamas sp6kaS ginties prizes
bolSevikQ atakas.
Anot paskesniu depesQ is
Stuttgarto, kur, sakoma, suSi-
rinkeS kuriamas vokieciQ SUI
sirinkimas, rinkimai parla-
mentan Vokietijoje ivyksia
briefly.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
NUTARTA NESIMAISYTI I
VIDUJINIUS VOKIE-
TIJOS REIKALUS.
Talkininkai paremia Eberto
Vyriausybe.

Paryzius, kovo 19. = Augs-
eGiausioji talkininkp taryba
vakar eia nusprend6 neokupuo
ii didesniu Vokietijos plotQ
Rhine. fronte ir nesimaisyti
viduInius vokiecip reikalus.
Pagaliaus taryba isreiske
pasitikejima Eberto vyriausy-
be- yaponiioj, kuomet gavo IN
formaciju apie militaristq Wy
riausyb6s puolima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
SukiIimai Lenkyjoj; Denikinas
saukiasi Japonyos
DENIKINAS PRAsO JAPO-
Mos PAGELBOS.
10 stabas yra japonu sostineje.

Honolulu, kovo 19.-Vietos
japonQ laikraStis Shinpo gavo
ziniQ is Tokyo, kad tenai nu-
keliaves generolo Deniklno
Stabo virSininkas. Jam drau-
gallia aStuoni Stabo oficierai.
Kaip Siandie tie rusQ oficie-
raj lures konfereneija su ia
ponijos generaliu Stabu.
Anot zinip, tie gen. Deniki-
no atstovai praSys Japonilos
militarinaS pagelbos prizes
bolsevikus pietin6j, Rusijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
sUoMIQ KAR1UoMENE
PASIfRAUKUSI NUO
= BOLsEVIKU.
Tai padariusi po nepaVykusio
music.

Gelsingforsas, kovo 10. =
Suomiu generals stabas pa
skelb6, kad suomiu kariuome-
ne buvo priversta atsimesti IS
savo pozicijq ties soutiaervi,
siauriuose nuo ezero Ladoga.
Suomiai atsimete ant siaurva-
karq ! Porajaervi.
Anot pranesimo, sodyba
Soutiaervi visai sunaikinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20

Bet jam tas zygis nepavykes.
,Anot gen. Luettwitz pIenu,
kanclieriu tur6jes but paskir-
tas gen. Won. Demling, ibuves
karas metu vokieciu armijos
vadas Verduno fronte.
Buyo ziniu, zad Berlyne N
skeIbta sovietu valdzia. Be-
tas uzginta.
lsakyta arestuoti DR.. Kapp.
Anot gautQ zinip is Zufielto,
Eberto vyriausybes. apsinino
minister's Noske isakes
suarestuoti buvusios militari-
mes valdzios kanelieri DIR.
Kapp il jo pagelbininka gen.
Luettwitz.
oficijaliai is Berlyno patvir-
tinta zinios, kad talkininkq
misijjos jokip rysip netureio su
revoliucijine valdzia. Visi a.
merikonai Berlyne apsaugcti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
SENATAS STOW Uz
AlRUOS LA|SVE.
Washington, kovo 10.

Washington, kovo 10. = S.
V. senatas vaEar didziuma
balsq pri9m6 pastaba prize tai
kos sutartiesssu VcKietija, su-
lig krrios Airija turi gauti lai-
sve il neprihiausomybe pasi-
remnant tautu apsisprendimo
principu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
KONGRESAS PRAVEDE
TAIKOS ARMIJOS
BILIU.

Washington, kcvo 20.
Kongresas pravede armijos
bilip. Taikos metu S. V. ar
mia lures 100000 kareiviQ IL
1880 oficierQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
Revoliucijo busia nu,
bausti.

Ateinanti pirmadieni ella If
vel bus suSauktas kuriamaSlS
SuSirinkimas. kurs buvO atnau-
iineS SeSija Stuttgarte.
>Eberto vyriauSyb6s kanclie-
riS Bauer, kalb6damas kuria-
maiam SuSirinkime, Stuttgar-
te, pareiSk6. kad DR.. kapp III
tarnybon pirmutlnlS paslQIeS
GEN. LudendOrff. N'
Bauer pasak6, kad vyriausy-
be paSidarbuoS praSalinti is
tarnybos viSuS oficierns, paro-
dziuSius neistikimybe, II nu-
ginkluoti kariuomene, katra
buvo prisidaiusi prize revoliu-
cijos.
PagaliauS vyriauSyb6 imsis
priemoniQ nubausti visus re-
voliuciionieriu vadus, ar jie
butu uniformoSe, ar be tos.
Nuo tu vadQ lygiai bus atm
to< nuosavyb6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
PAsIBA1GEs sTREIKAs..

Lishona, kovo 20. Portu-
galijoie pasibaige civiles tar
nybos darbininku streikas:
Pastos darbininkai dar strei-
kuoja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
GEN. LUETTWITZ APLEI.
Do BERLYNA.

Amsterdam, kovo 10. Is
BerIyno tnlefonu vakar Gia
praneSta, kad gen. Luettwitz,
kurs vadovavo kariuomenei
DR.. Kappa valdzioje, su savo
kariuomene apleido Berlyna. I.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
TURKAI PAK1LE TRAKI-
JOJ.
Nori isteigti nuosava valdzia.

Londonas, kovo 20. - Lai-
krastis Evening Standard ga
vo ziniu, kad turku kariuo-
menes Trakijoj komendantas
atsisakes klausyti isakymu is
Konstantinopolio.
Komendantas atsisakes pa
galiaus nuo armisticijos If NIL
sprendes Adrianopolyj isteigti
atskiria turkq valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
Daug suarestuota.


Po to vietos policija tuojaus
'stojo darban. SuareShota vi
sa ellie rusq, dausgiausia dar-
bininkQ, katrie nesenai buvo
atvyke Rusijon.
Pas suarestuotus atrasta di-
deIes sumos bolSevikiniu rub
liQ. Lygiai patirta, kad dau-
gels suimtQ nesigailedavo
leisti pinigus.
Bulgarijos vyriausybe Sian
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
No. sc
RusGijos BoIsevikai BuIgariijjejje

die darbuojasi visai panai-
knit ta Gia negeistina impor-
tuota bolSevikizma. Vyriausybe
pagelba duoda il olSupacijiniu
armijq vadai.
Nebusias sumazintas skaitlius
kariuomenes.
cia oficijalase sferose lsal-
bama, jog Bulgarijos vyriau-
>syb6 nuo talkininkp gavu
uztikrinimQ, kad Bulgariis
bus palikta tureti prieskari=
mis- Skaitlills nuolatin6s ka-
riuomen6s.
Sake, tai busianti geriausia
metoda uztikrinti tvarka ma
mieje (viduje) il reikalinga
taika parubeziais.
Talkininkai palinko prie tos
nuomon6s po gelezinkelieciq
streiko Bulgarijoje. Be skait-
lingesnes armijos nezinia kaip
butq buve su tuo streiku.
Tad Bulgarijai yra reika-
linga gerai iSlavinta If disci-
plinuota armiia.
/Trakijos likimas.
Bulgarijos vyriausybe daug
susirupinusi Trakijos likimu.
Nuomoniauja, llad augsciau-
sioji talkininkQ taryba Traki-
jq priskirs prize Bulgarijos,
bet nekuomet nepaves Graiki-
jai.
Blllgarai nori, kad Trakiiai
butp Quota autonomija il pa
likta tautu tajungos kontrole-
je, iei jau nebutQ galima pris-
kirti prize Bmgarijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
EbertO Valf If vel
BerlYl
NeIengva bus nu. anlinti
spartakus

mis-, zmoniQ minios ia sutiko
Svilpimais il su pajuoka.
Tad kelioSe vietose kareiviai
uz tai minias atsukO kulkas-
vaidziuS II visa ellie zmoniQ
nuzud6 ir suicide.
Taip tai kariuomen6' atsi-
sveikino" Su zmon6mis, kurie
iai neprijaut6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
PEsAsI JIE sU DENIKINo
SALININKAIS.
Nuo pamestos bombos zuvo
5 zmones.

Sofia, Bulgaria., kovo 20
Rusijos pabageliams uzdaryti
rubeziai Graikijos, Rumunijos,
T1lnkijos, il kitQ saliu. Tx
viena Bulgaria. Rusijos pabe-
g6lius broliSkai sutiko if savo
globon pri6m6.
Visi Bulgarijos miestai If
miesteliai pilni tn pabegeliu.
Jie skaitomi deSimtimis tux
.stanciQ.
Tarpe tQ pabageliQ suran-
dami profesoriai, zymesnieji
raS6jai, poetai, akademikai,
aktoriai, kareiviai il kitokie.
zuvo 5 zmones.
Su tais pab6g6liais isimai-
Sc Bulgarijon inajo il zymus
skait1ius bolSevikQ agentQ IL
snipq. .[r Stai vienur-kitur Bull
gariioie daznai pasitaiko SUI
siremimu Lenino SalininkQ su
Denikino Salininkais. Kas
biauriausia, kad bolSevikQ a
gentai vietoje argumentq pasi-
naldoia bombomis, kuomet jQ
priesininkai to nedaro.
Ia falita bolSevikai azde-
monstravo ir Gia. Odeon teat-
re pamet6 bomba, kuomet
daug zmoniq susirinko pa
klausyti vieno rusQ publicisto
paskaitos apie bjaurus boise
vikQ darbus.
Nuo bombos plySimo zuvo
5 zmon6s IL suzeista keliolTka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
I,ENKIJOJ APSIREIsKIA
BOLSEVIKIZMAS.
Apie tai gauta ziniu Berlyne.

Berlynas. kovo 10. - Is Aug
StoSios SiIezijoS puS-oficiia-
liam VarSavoj II kituoSe lenkQ
miestuoSe praSid6jo sukillmai
bolSevikinio pObudzio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20

PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS (W.S.S.).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
CHOLERA ADDS TO DISTRESS IN
 FAMINE-STRICK EN CHINA WHERE
 MILLIONS ARE FACING DEATH

PEKING. Dec. 4-Cholera is ad- ding to the general distress in the famine-stricken district where from g ,oo0,0O to 30,0o0,00O people are facing death by starvation.
 The Associated Press correspond ent, who recently travelled through The heart of the territory most ser iously denuded of food, found condi- tions even more desperate than had been indicated by information pre- yiously received here.
 In the town Of Hwai-an, where .there were 100 families, 30 persons had died of cholera, and similar re ports are common from various other districts.
 The picture presented to the eye of the correspondent was a dismal one; The soil, barren as in mid winter, prices soaring, migration Of those having money or enterprise, the people living on diet of weeds, chaff, thistles and leaves; children. especially little girls, offered for safe at the average price of the small Chinese mule; cholera from under feeding, suicide of individuals in ex- --treme despair, old women and child ren gleaning patches of weeds, men with no work to do and clusters of temples in market towns.
 -:: Information obtained by the cor respondent Indicated that the present suffering is only forecast of that 7 to come in the course of eight or : ten weeks when the real crisis will arrive Conditions he traversed in a journey by cart between two railroad lines near Techow are believed to he typicali of those genally existing in large areas throughout the prov :, ;nce of Chilli, Shantung, Honan and < Ghansi He found indescribable mis- cry and stoical facing of starvation by millions of people who already had disposed of everything salable / and saw in the future nothing but death.
 When frost will have killed the unconsumed weeds and leaves there will be literally nothing to eat for et least half the population. One { 0ut of ten already has migrated -7'thout money and without destina-
 0n. In the worst spots half the
 N"le subsisting on the proceeds of he sale of furniture and clothing, ~h'ch means that those temporarily escaping starvation will ultimately Tie from cold and exposure
 In the town of Chi Chow, which . typical, the magistrate informed To correspondent that out of every three families two are quite sure
 449rve before the end of the year, barring effective relief from outside
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
THANE WORKMAN
 IS FOUND DEAD
D. J. Grifey, Machinist, Dis covered in Room Dead
 From Natural Causes.

D. J. Griffey, a machinist employ ed by the Alaska Gastineau Gold Mining Company at Thane, was found dead in his room today, cause of death unknown. The deceased had been aiding for some time and was under treatment it is said. by Dr. L. o. Sloane, prior to the latter s departure for the States several weeks ago.
 Yesterday Mir. Griffey had obtained leave to come to Juneau, When no thing was seen of him this morning, a search was made for him and he was found dead in his room. Owing to the circumstances of his death, no inquest is considered necessary, according to U. s. Commissioner, N. l.. Burton, and none will be held The body will be brought to Young s Undertaking Parlors to be prepared for interment. p
 Whether or not the deceased leaves any near relatives. is not known at this time. He, had been employed in the machine shop at Thane for about two years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04

There are 390.0O0 people in the ad ministration district in question.
 In Ming Ching two bankers who were engaged in raising relief funds said that the crop had been an abso- lute failure following two or three previous and serious shortages. Of 10000 families, they estimated that eight out of ten were practically without means. One of tEe inform lnts said that he was the owner of one of the largest pawnshops in the vicinity.
 There are constant streams of farmers coming with clothing, furni- ure, implements, anything upon which to realize a few coppers. They are selling their children, when pos sible or leaving them where there is hope that them may be fed" ne said
 Chaff and the residue from cotton Ieed after the oil has been extracted have become valuable beyond the reach the average person, who ex- ists on a watery connection chiefly of leaves and weeds, with perhaps few kernels of grain, and sort of cake, if he be affluent enough, made out of the cotton-seed waste.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
COUNCIL ORDERS
 SIDEWALK BULL !

The City Council in q rather busy session last night authorized the con struction of the sidewalk pctitioned for by property owners on Gastineau Heights and vicinity and the in stallation of lights to along the vclk
 Mayor R. E. Robertson was asked to communicate with P. R. Bradley of the Alaska-Juneau Gold Mining Company regarding lease Of ground between the Alaska-J Juneau wharf and the new waste dump Of the company The Mayor made 1t understod that the matter was al ready sottled and that the city would get the ground asked for.
 Attention was called to ordi- nance ,176 of the. city relating to coats tying up at the City float for a period of more than 30 con secutivc days. The council 2pprov- ed the action of the Mayor in ap- pointing the wharfinger to keep q check on the boats and in having 3 sien painted calling attention to the ordinance.
 The rolling of the snow in the streets to pack them for traffic was discussed The Street Commissioner waa authorized to build a small roof over the jail entrance and the Gold Street Committee was instructed to remove some builders from the street.
 After the authorization of the payment of the monthly bills the session adjourned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
Vanderlip to Ask Renewal
 Trade Relations with Reds

LONDON. Dec f. Washington Vanderlip of California, who recently returned from Moscow, where he secured important concessions in Si- beria from the Russian Soviet Gov ernment, sailed today for New York.
 Before embarking, he said he in tended going to Washington to con fer with his bankers and Republican Senators regarding reopening of Am erican trade relations with Soviet Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
Galway Council Asks Peace
 Negotiations with England

; DUBLIN, Ireland Dec 4.-The Gal way County Council, an Irish Re publican body, has adopted resolt'- tions appealing to the Irish Republi- can Parliament to negotiate with a view of obtaining an honorable peace with England, according to advices received here today.
 The resolutions declare that the present reign of lawlessness is det- rimental to both Ireland and England
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
POSTAL INSPECTOR LEAVES
 TO EXAMINE MORE OFFICES

j. E. Fitzgerald, postal inspector, who has been spending the past week in this section checking up the post offices, will leave tomorrow oil the Alameda for Ketchikan. He Will visit several offices in the Sautherr portion of the Territory before re turning to his headquarters at Spo- kane,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
New Ship Line from Pacific
 Coast to Europe Announced

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 4.-Swayne and Hoyt, ship owners, today an nounced a new direct line of passen- ger and freight steamers between Pacific Coast and European ports. The new line. is intended to divert 8 portion of the immigration now going to the Atlantic ports to the West Application for allocation of shipping board vessels has been made
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
Slain Committeeman's Wife
 Will Not Prosecute Girl

ARDMORE, Okla, Dec Airs. Jake Hamon, window of the late Re publican National Committeeman, slain :n a local hotel last week. today de- Smith, Harmon's stenographer, fired the shot which killed him as the police charge, and said that even though the girl is arrested anI brought here for trial she would not aid the prosecution
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
WHEAT EXCHANGE PLANNED

SPOKANE, Wash, Dee. A. A. Fillmore, President of the Washing ton Farmers Union, today announc- ed that Northwest wheat exchange to market crops will be organized at a meeting here in March in an tion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
JURY AMAZED AT FRAUDS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 4-The grand jury, which returned 60 indictments in connection with the state pri- mary election in August, in its final report made today expressed amaze ment at the extent of the frauds revealed by it's investigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04
EIKSi AUDITORIUM BE
 ENLARGED AT ONCE

To facilitate handling the large assembly expected at lthe Elks win ter, festivities, which will begin with the annual New Years High links, carpenters early next week will start removing the posts under the bal cony, thus adding to the auditorium floor space approximately four hund- red square feet.
 The Elks are sparing no expense to make this annual affair one long to be remembered by their guests.
 Invitations will be out within the next few days and good time is assured to all who attend, as in addi- ton to good music and refreshments, the entire building will be placed t the disposal of the merrymakers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04

Fancy wrapped eating apples s2.75 per box at the LaFrance Grocery. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04

YOU are going to buy a home sometime-or SOON. Are you not somewhat curious to read about homes that are in the market'
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-04

Henry Berry, dealer in Curios Speciality, Ivory Beads. 165 Front Street. adv
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fikk. ALARM C

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 Newman. to Front, opp and H>Ar old
 Dispatch. IT Front. opp. City Wharf Is Front, near Sawmill. 2-1 Home Germain Grocery z-S Wtlloughby o3p. Cole barn "A Front and Seward. 2.5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Gastineau ana Raws Way 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-6 Fourth and Harris 3-t Fifth and Gold 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-S Seventh and Gold. i,... 3-s Firth and Kennedy. r-l Ninth back f9ower house 4-2 Caihcun. opp Juneau Apn 4-3 ),stin Ave < Indian Street 4-o Ninth and Calhoun 4-6 Seventh and Main Al Twelfth st Northern L'dry 4-S Twelfth and WilloughAy
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YESTERDAY

Harbo St. Paul Kodiak, ake D. meridian tme) II at Sea: n.
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NOTICE.

I will not be responsible for any bills or indebtedness incurred by ny wife after this date
 MILO c. CAUGHREAN Nov. 29, 1920.
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Furniture moved and stored Heavy hauling done Juneau Trans fer. adv,
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-09-25
Lutheran Church
Greatly Improved

The members of the Trinity Luth-
eran Church of Grantwood made the
most of the opportunity offered them
by the closing of services during the
summer months by making extensive
alterations and Improvements in the
church.
The hot air heating plant which had
proven unsatisfactory has been torn
out and a new steam heat system ill.,
stalled. An extension is being built
to the rear of the church which will
house the furnace and also supply
room for a kitchen and Mushroom.
The interior of the church has been
newly decorated and the seating ar
rangement changed. New carpets have
been laid and various other improve
ments made.
The newly reorganized Mems Club
and the Ladies' Aid Society of the
church are largely responsible for
these improvements. The cost Of do
ing the work is being borne by the
voluntary contributions of the men,
bers. The fact that $1,000 was pledged
in ten minutes at recent meeting Of
the Mems Club proves that the congre-
CATION is giving their church worthy
support, both financially and also in
lending hand in doing the work.
1t is expected that regular services
will be resumed Sunday morning,
October 8.