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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-09-03
SUBURBAN FAMILIES
ANNOYED AT NIGHT.

Families in the vicinity of Whining
ton, Del, and especially those living
along suburban roads, have appealed
to the authorities" to put an end to
the practice of spooners parking their
cars and keeping" says Motor World
correspondent: "the residents awake
at night"
Curiosity engulfs us. Their lights
are certainly out Their horns are
stilled. What, then keeps the resi-
dents awake?
Had we but one guess, we should
spuander it on the hazard that the
families are kept awake by fathers
wandering all over the various houses
with opera glasses, hoping to see
something they shouldn't,-Motor Life
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-09-03

FOR SALE-One Mccormick NOW
ing machine and two wagons. All in
good condition and ready for use.
W. NJ Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-09-03

A man wants his son to be a better
man than he; a woman wants her
daughter to marry richer man than
she did
If you have not laughed once IN "a
hours, it is day you havn't lived.
Virtue and love ought to be sisters.
How time flies with love! And how
love flies with time!
Who ever heard of bachelor need
ing rest cure? :,
TIL young woman today who would
not be bothered with children is the
old woman of tomorrow who sits in
the corner and weeps-alone.
S Bill says: Pleas pay your press
ing bills so he can take a trip to the
Spring for water, but not "red water"
Fall Clothes at Rock Bottom Prices.
CAL SARGENT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-09-03

Administrators G t. a. of said estate
This the 3rd day of September 1920.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-09-03
COWS For SALE

A bunch of culls cheap. Also some
fine mixers and heifers.
H. B. GURLER & CO.,
On Columbus road. Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-09-03
THE MISTAKES OF LIFE

Political ADVERTISEMENT
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Shall We Remind America?
(Reprinted From the Stars and Stripes

(Reprnted From the Stars and Stripes)
 One man who the o. D. has suggested to the of that Memorial Day, May 30, every former service shall wear his old uniform in tribute to the comrades who gave their lives for America
 Such a tribute is due our dead We will be glad to give it.
 There is also tribute due the living, and that well be given at the same time and in the same manner
 There the thousands yet in the army and navy hospitals recovering, hope from wounds and sickness, still wearing their uniforms still under discipline, still drawing and still paying the price of suffering There are thousands of others sick mentally or physically, for whom the law says hospital treat ment is due but for whom there hospital beds available.
 There others in military prisons sentenced to long, dread of prison labor and prison cruelty for nasty thoughtess acts performed under strange conditions in strange lands against strange military laws of unaccustomed sringency. The alien enemy Is free, the conscientious obecor is free. The vio lator regulations remains in prison.
 There the blind, the crippled, the wreckage of the world war, in process of slow rehabilitation under kindly acts of Congress which cannot, alas, make up in well-intentioned spirit what they lack in adequate financial compensation. There thou sands in vocational schools living the rreducible minimum in the long struggle to regain a compe- tency in face of physical handicaps.
 There are, too the great of those who served working slowly back to their places citi zens, striving to catch up with the handicaps of
 
 which would have gone to them, battling against the grind of debts incurred to support the loved while they went away to fight struggling under the load of mortgages, laboring to feed the little new mouths of wartime babes.
 There the widows and the mothers and the orphans of those who fell bravely fighting through with the limited aid of such benefits the insurance or other laws may have provided benefits unequal. at the best to the average incomes of their neigh bors, and benefits which, if hundred fold greater, could not for hour wipe out the heartaches in near hundred thousand homes.
 It will be well if uniform this next Memorial day, and remind America these things.
 There hour when the slogan of the folks at home banner spread upon million signs Give Until It Hurts" They gave They gave win the
 Very much less giving is the today Very much less sacrifice of the material things is asked Ii the sum total of all which those who could ask for from a grateful nation be granted the total would be far less than gladly offered iii single of the five Liberty loans America is willing, and sometimes America is forgetful
 On Memorial Day it will be timely for America to remember.
 Shall remind her?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Luke McLuke Says

And we expect that the girl who exposes her knees when she sits with them crossed would get highly of tended if you used the word legs" In her presence.
 Why is it that a man who cant raise two bucks a week to pay the installment on the furniture. can al ways raise $200 to get a divorce?
 We know a married couple who nave had four hundred fights in the last two years over the make of an automobile they would buy if they had the price of an automobile.
 It isn't hard to get a strange woman mad without speaking to her. All you have to do is to stare at her shoes.
 Maybe the reason why a married man is not strong for going 10 church is becouse he hears preach ing enough at home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
AW, Have A Heart!

How far would you kick a dog that was big enough mollycoddle to love a cat? So would we, But listen to this sad story. A bright eyed Air dale dog named Luke McLuke is held in the county jail at Seattle, Wash, on a charge of murder An old Tom cat that lived in the cellar of the County City Building in Seattle was roaming around corridor when Luke spied it, had a battle with il and killed it. Several county and city officials witnessed the deed and were peeved over the loss of the cat. Luke escaped, but later went into the Sheriff's office and gave himself up. The Sheriff put Luke in a cell and the officials have ordered that Luke meet his end by execution in the gas chamber. The officials have been swamped by dog lovers who want to go on Luke's bail-but the stony-hearted officials demand dog for a cat. and have insisted that Luke McLuke go to dog heaven by the gas chamber route.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

ployees dametrcally opposd to each other and rected of the reasons for the adoption Of the constitution the necessity of organizing make general and effective strikes possible, and in the light of the agitation and things that actually happened in Alaska last year, The Empire has said that there is a Red Menace in Alaska as else where in the country.
 That does not that there is the slightest danger that the government will be overturned in Alaska any other place in the United States Long before such point that of violently overthrowinS the government, Of overhrowing it through gen eraI strike, could be reached the loyal and patriotic workingmen the country would be aroused so that they could and would take+care of the situation.
 In the meantime however, a good deal of trou- ble might occur, there might be loss of life, and there might be great loss of property through de- structon the slowing down of production and shrink age of payrolls
 This has been the position of The Empire from the beginning It has preached the doctrine of vigi- lance and preparation to meet any emergency that might arise. It has preached that doctrine to work in smen as well business men, to employee as we'll employer and it has had many assurances from workingmen that its position is appreciat ed md approved
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
REMOVING DISCRIMINATION
HEEi Atr. Li

The action of the Canadian government in remov- ing the pilotage against American vessels en- tcring Canadian ports should been taken years ago. It a discrimination against Americans such as Americans have not made against Canad ians The fact that American vessels have been charged in Canadian ports that not levied against Canadian vessels. while Canadian vessels have used Americn ports freely own ships, of the contributing for the trensference Canadian bottoms of practically all the interna tional traffic between Alaska and Puget Sound on side and British Columbia the other. Can adian lines operated regularly between all Amer jean and Canadian ports of the Northwest carrying passen gers and freight while about the only Ameri- vessels calling at Canadian ports lave been coal carriers special trips. American vessels regu- lar schedule have been compelled to esehew Canadian ports account of the extra taxes levied against tlem Therefore all t'le international passenger traffic and most of the freight have gone to the Canadians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
SUPPOSE!

Dr. ,IIornaday suggests, if the people of Alaska want exterminate the brown bears, that each per son go and kill three brown bears. and more, each year until there in the Territory. That may sound reasonable to those of the East from whom Alaska is far off But suppose the sancti- monious beneficiary of Mrs Russell Sages endowment would suggest to the East that, instead of asking Congress and State Legislatures for aid in fighting the Canada thistle, each farmer and farmerette go cut into the highways and byways and fence corners and wood pastures each destroy three thistles, and more, each year until there were more Canada thstles in existence?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Pulp and paper arc now the most thought of things in Southeastern Alaska. It seems that the forestry service is in earnest in wishing to see de velopment of the pup-making resources of Alaska We would predict that before realize it. there will be many thousands of dollars annually spent in the Territory in the production of pulp and paper and on the other hand Alaska will be doing more than it's share of relieving the great paper shortage --( Douglas Island News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

The radicals are all opposed to the present ad- Some radicals opposing it because of it's harsh treatment of the Reds and Anarchists Other radicals are opposing it because it does not put all Reds and Anarchists and their apoogists in jail-or hang them. It is case of both ends against the middle
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Protesting against editorial comment of The Empire the Red Menace,' workingman writes
 There is such thing Red
 in the Northland, either in Alaska,
 Northern B. C. the Yukon Territory. 1
 have been in the North almost continuously
 since '98, working both sides of this in
 ternational boundary line, and say posi-
 lively that better class of men, truer
 patriots exists anywhere on this continent.
 The Alaskan workman would be the first
 to offer his services to quell attempt to
 overthrow the government by force-I am
 not referring to any foreign element in
 Alaska but the native-born American, who
 is in way responsible for aovietism in
 this continent elsewhere
 As far The Empire knows it has been said intimated by anyone that the workngmen whom the writer refers patriotic would respond a call of the government prevent the overthrow of government in Alaska by force. It believes there more patriotic class of people In the North anywhere else than the Alaska work ingmen. There is too much of an inclination the part of workingmen to fall for the declarations of demagogic politicians that the workingmen re- ferred to whenever any one condemns the Reds D When The Empire refers to the Reds danger radicals" it means Reds and dangerous radi- cals' and not workingmen. Many of these Reds and dangerous radicals wouldn't work bet. Ii refers to who have preached in conversation and in labor meetings revolutionary doctrine Some of them have urged force. Some of them have urged the bringing about of revolution by strikes Some of them have circulated literature that in other places has resulted in volence-though do not charge that those who have circulated that literature have intended to bring about violence in Alaska,
 This statement is based ascertaned knowledge Selfappointed committees members of the larg- est organization of laboring men in Alaska have condemned The Empire in its office for opposing soyetism They have urged the strike as a weapon for bringing about complete revolution in our industrial, economic and political affairs They have justified force in certain circumstances In addition to knowedge gained from these commit tees in The Empire office, members of the largest IaI,,. present and heard revolutionary doctrines preached have informed The Empire that fact. It is pleas ing to know and to say that such doctrine far as The Empire knows, has been preached in labor meetings, elsewhere where workingmen sembIed and permitted to go unchallenged by work ingmen though the advocates Of the general strike as a political weapon have at times been numerous
 In the face of this, in the face of the fact that tbe constitution of the Alaska Industrial Union submitted by the Juneau convention, sociastie declared that interest of the employers and
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
How It Happened

What is your last name, anyway said the whale to Jonah.
 My last name is Conundrum, yelled Jonah from the whales in nards.
 "Conundrum, unused the whale Well I guess I'll have to give you up"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Names Is Names

If any Corn Fed gets into trouble L Will Helper lives in Portsmouth Ohio.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
The Wise Fool

"The first shall be last" observed the Sage, as he glanced up from the Bible he was reading.
 But that rule doesn't apply when it is married couples fist fight, . commented the Fool
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
We Believe He Is

Dear Luke: A Cincinnati man sui fered an accident that makes him see everything double But isn't the man who reads your gas meter suffering from the same ailment?-K. V. Il.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Hoorav!

There will be no shady transac' tions in the boxing game in Coium' bus, Ohio. l.. J. Lightcap and l.. D' Lampmann have been made Chairman and Treasurer of the Boxing Com mission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Looks That.a-WaY!

And, as HOd Clark says, the dea girls are gonna keep on undressing on the street until they catch either a cold or a man
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Plain

The two are not speaking, they have
 had row, He'd like to make up but he doesn't
 know how: An argument caused it and though
 they're engaged, He made a bad break and now Grace
 is enraged. Though he didn't mean it, it sounded
 quite bad, We'll tell you the reason why Grace
 is so mad; He said in his argument, speaking to
 Grace: Why it is as plain as the nose on
 your face!"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Was that long fight for the separation of church and state in vain? If we follow Bryan long enough he state will be a church, and private institutions, nave found competition with the state very discour- aging
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Alta Bow!

If Isaac IIis-IIorse Is-Fast, of White Horse, s. Dak.. ever starts a racing stable, we'll bet on everything he ever sends to the post
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Mustapha Kennel Pasha plans to up an inde- pendent Turkish nation in Asia. It would be bet ter if he could take it farther away.-(Dallas NewsD
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Why does MT. Bryan many bites of a cherry? Why does he not have all the command ments and his creed put in the Constitution at once?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Banu!

Frances Fight is suing Otto Figh for divorce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
Our Daily Special

Many A Matrimonial Venture Has Been Cut Short By A Long Tongue
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke
 -s Copyright by Cincinnatti
 Enquirer
No Joke!

No Joke!
 Tt takes two to make a guar rel" remarked the old Fogy And a married man never has any trouble in finding the other one, added the Crouch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

An open secret is the kind known by persons who cannot keep their mouths shut
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Some folks would be glad to buy ''5 her cent beer even if it were 10 cents per.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

When 1t comes to being in the swim there are lots of people willing to make the plunge
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

don't draw any more.' said the corkscrew I seem to have lost my pull
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
BREEZY BUBBLES |
Philadelphia Bulletin)

tPhiladelphla Bulletin) The fat man has slim chance of being q middle weight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

You can tell by clocks face whether it's hay ing good time
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29

Published every except sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY, second and Main Streets Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-29
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Queens

Astoria. Astoria Gar. Willow & franklin.
G 1,har, 5, amacn - FIls0n Axe
talconer car Co. 1888 Jamaica Ave
Foley : Gasoline Station 81 Newton Az
Private Auto Rental Service Co. %
Grand St.
l.. Galy.
BroadNay Garage. 1ss Broadway
Sheridan's Garage. 20 l1th Ave.
a. Jost Gasoline Station so Bway
Bayslde. Rcutlinger's Garage
Auto Repair & Machine Co
A. Jos. Case. Sta. so Broadway.
BlissvlIe. Lebmans Garage 10 Pear
College Point College Point Garage
Kraemer's Express Co.
Corona. s KoopArstein
a. Dry,nan, Junction and Jackson AYES
Coney Island. West End Garage Cook $
Lane and Railroad Ave.
Dougiaston. Manor Garage
Elmhurst. Mullers Garage. Kingsland
II. c. Drovs. 81 Corona Ave.
Max caeser 40 Corona A.e
Brooks Auto Supply Co
Elmhurst Service station Jackson Ave.
and e5th ST.
Flushing. Flushing Auto Garage 10
Flushing Garage
John Geddes
MOld's Garage.
ford Ave. Broadway
Ouecnsboro Garage. 50 Broadway
Rainier Motor Corp. F.. Farrinton St.
rnno- Flushing Gar. - Murray St
Wilkins Garage, Jackson Ave. & Shell
Jaeger Ave. Car. Jaeger Ava.
North Shore Motor Sales.
wm. Rum Gas Station ssi Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03

and So. 9Th sts.. P!poly Gasoline Sta.
lion
Rogers Ave. 1913. Empire Garage
ls45. Flatbush Auto Service Co.
| Kackett st. sss. Jacob Morgenthaler
616, Com N odore Garage
st. Johns I'll. 1850, Rosens Garage
st. Marks Ave :33. Court Garage.
col, Marsh Garage
239. VIM. II. Pratt
Sanford st. 2l5. Hagserty Motor Truck
Ing Co.
Saratoga Ave. 70. s.ucco Garage.
Schenectady Ave. 50. Schenectady Gar.
Seventh Ave. sos, Seventh Ave. Garage.
l'th ST. ISL, Prospect PIX. West Garage.
>hecpshead Bay Road. 1851 Bayside Gar.
sheffield Ave. GO. Sheffield Garage
Siegel st. 1855. Bushvicll Terminal Gar.
9th st. o7s Berg & Wenz
18th st. SIS. Shore Road Garage.
6oth st. 1902. Hudson Garage.
1901. New Premier Garage.
1850 soth St. Garage.
ED st. 6 9Th Ave. sd St. Garage
68th st. 400, Louis Stack!eroth
10th st. AS. Unique Garage
Smith St. Asa. Lunde & Berge.
snediker Ave. Is. Atlantic Crossing Gar
SSI SnediAer Garage.
SNYDER Ave. 80. Snyder Ave. Garage.
So. J. J. Snyder G Sons
$. Elliott Place. 70 Elliott Garas.
So. 9th g. briggs Ave F. D. Gar. Inc.
stagg st. 800 Stasg Garage
Starr st. 1858 Sunset Garage. Inc.
State st. @ol. Joseph Z.nkhand
ESQ. Excelsior Garage.
Sterling Place. 100 Vols Garage
ll5 smith Randall Engineering Co.
AS, Utility Garage
41;. Cat Eli Garage.
500 Croker Garage
1850, s. & s. Garage.
1894, Lehmans Garage
1878. Broncale & Baggio Garage.
Stephens Court 50. B. f. Stephens
Stone Ave. 81 J. G. Auto Repair.
SIS, Stone Ave. Garage
>tuyvesant Ave. es. Stuyyesan. Hts Gar
Sumner Ave. 144. Excelsior Garage
Suffer Ave. 1000. Bernard Slovenian.
Ten Eycls st. s3 A. Kaatze.
Thatford Ave. 454. Thatford Garage
Tilden Ave. 2ooo. FlatbuSh Auto Co.
3lst St. is, X l. Garage.
Third Ave. 1918 Moran Greerbers
and Butler St. I. O. Garage.
Throop Ave. T. Gayety Garage
-. Seplovitz Bros
and Myrtle AYES Federal Garase
and Vernon, Federal Garage No. ?.
Troy Ave los. Troy Ave Garage
$50 Twin Star Garage
Goth st. io'. Victory Garage.
9th Ave. ss27. T H Joyce.
2+th st. 23', American Gar. & Mach.
[ Ave g. Lake ST. B. Sickle.
Union st. ISL. Union Garage.
Sll Mcintosh Bros.
$50 NJ. Eckhor
$50 Academy Garage.
go. Park Plaza Garage
Cor. Suffer Ave. Palace Garage.
Utica Ave. %. Utica Garage.
Van Brunt St. IS. White Star Garage
Van Buren, st. 55s. Waldorf Storage
Warehouse Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. 26,. Vanderbilt Garage
Vernon Ave. SOL keystone Garage.
SIS. Hob weisner & Sons.
Walabout st. 2s8. s. & r. Garage
Watkins St 1874. Fischer Auto Co.
So. Watkins s.. Garage.
Naverly Ave. -. Merchants Garage
33i WaVerly Gacage
W. Eth st. & Neptune Ave. Seventeenth
Street Garage.
2. Minlche!o.
W. Goth ST. & Il. r. Ave somcrs Garden
Garage.
w 3:th St Mermaid Ave seasat. Gar
Willoughby & Nostrand Ayes. Willough-
by Auto Co.
ard knickerhockcr Ayes. Steigman
Machinery Co.
Wythc Ave. 4ol T oRourAe
$40. Wyehr Ave. Garage
York St. ga, York Garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Borough Of Richmond

Clifton. schicks Garage. .5f Bav ST.
H c Ernest Garage, Bay St & Towns
Grant ;its. Midland Motor car com
pany. 206e Richmond Road
Great Kills. Amboy Garage. aa4f Amboy
Brewer, H S. ao7 Amboy Road.
Linolcums lille Carteret Ferry Corpora
ton.
Mariners Harbor. sparry. l., Washing
New Brighton. Drury's Gar, - Brighton
Ave
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage. 24ls
Richmond Road.
New Springvile. Gerald Darcy. Rich
mond and Kockland AYES
Oakwood Heights. lakewood Heights
Garage. Guyon Ave.
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains GaraE.
$40 Ainbov Rd
d 4. McNeM Amboy Road.
Port Richmond. Richmond Garage Rich
Richmond. John Banker, soe Richmond
st. George. castleton PARK Garage. Cas-
Teton Park
Stapleton. Cattermole. c N Sch Law
renee" Of foot OF Vanderbilt Ave
Burger, Bridges {. Burgher. 5s7 Bay 81.
James Thompson s. Sons l22 Temp
kins Ave
Staten Island Garage. ISL Van Duzer q.
Stapleton Garage Bay & Congress ST.
United Tire Co. 146 Canal s.
los. Borrin's Garage. Goraen 81
Naeners Garage. So Richmond Roa6
Mu!ler's Hardware Store. 5s5 Bay ST
Tomolinsville. s.. George Garage IS,
Rav 8
Edward Evans. al Bay 8.
J. Ki'iian Auto Co. Irr 39s Psv ST
" T.. NcAdarns. 76 Gptrn St
Tortensille: peto & BOD. 80 Main ST.
1ohnson's Garage. A'nNov Road
West New brighton. Cou-1 hian Auto 4
Motor Ca CO. 1884 Richmond Ter
Hursdorfer Pros Teve.t & ro-es, Ayes
Interbo-ou=h Auto Penai- < supply
Co. Fin s. a-d Richmond Terrace
Rowohlt Motor Car Co. l0c2 Cas.leton
Ave
A eorrer 1875 Picaraont rrrr,fk.
Drin0a7's Garage Broadway and Hen
ie-Sor Ave
-ulia Nevul='s Country cub Glow. Pr.
ard Richmond -n-rnlk~
West Brighton Auto supply CastIeton
I've < Columbia 81
Jos. Johnson's Sons ass Broadway