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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
NIEMCY PoSIADAJA JEsZ-
CZE 100000 KARABINoW
MASZYNOWYCH.

Paryz, 27. grudnia. - Andre
Lefevre, byiy' minister wojny.
dajac wyjaSnienia w izbie posel,
skiej co do kontrowersyi, wyni-
k}ych pomiedzy MIN a jego ko.
legami W gabinecie, kt6re byly
Powodem jego ustapienia jake
nninistra wojny, powiedziai, IL So
dzi on, re Niemcy posiadaja jesz-
cze 100000 karabinow maszyno-
wych. Lefevre potwierdzil, ze
fabryki Kruppa po podpisaniu
rozejmu i do ustanowienia komi-
syi kontrolujacej kontynuowaly
swoja prace wyrabiaiac armaty
polowe. Armaty wykonane przez
Kruppa po zswarciu rozejmu
byly zr9bione wediug nowyck
planow i So daleko lepsze, nii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

SIC potrzebne ma przyznanie re-
komendowanych przez szefa poll
cyl podwyzek pensyi zostafy
wstawione juz w budzet ia rok
1921
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
KALENDARZYK.~

DziS, poniedzia4ek, "a grudnia: :
Sw. Jana Ewangelisty.
Jutro, wtorek, % grudnia: Sw.
Mlodziankow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
o PoDWYzKE PENSYI I
PROMOCYE OLA POLICY
ANTOW.

Prowadzac swa kampanie prz:
ciwko zbrodni W Chicago, szeI
policyi Fitzmorris pragnie, ably
lIdzie, kt6rzy peinia te niebez.
pieczna sluzbe, byli przynajmniei
odpowiednio wynagradzani. Dla'
tego zapowiedziai, re zwroci sig
do Rady miejskiej zadaniem
ably przyznaia' policyantom i in
nym czionkom jego departamentu
podwyzke pensyi. w wysokoSti
Cd Is do u procent. Poniewaz O.
g6lna liczba zajetych przez de-
parliament policyi ludzi wynosi
5.24l, przeto suma. ojaka budzet
miejski zostanie wskutek oma'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
KURs MAREK PoLsKICH.

Wedle komunikatu polskiego Kon-
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol.
skich Jest dzis $40 marek "a 81, 90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
GEN. zELIGoWSKI SZYKU-
JE sIE DO PocHoDU MA
LITWE

Paryz, 81. grudnia. - Otrzy-
mano tn wiadomoSc, re gen. zeli-
sowski wydal rozkaz o ogolnej
mobilizacyi, gdyz zamierza on
waroczyG do tel czssci Litwy,
kt6ra jest zajeta przez regularne
wojsSa polskie.
TAJEMNIcZE PRzYGoTo-
WANNA NIEMcoW Ma Po-
MoRZU.
Berlin, ,27. grudnia. - Berlin
ska ,,Rote Fahne" donosi, re do
Pilawy zawinai sparowiec IA
madt", na ktorym znajdowaiy sic
dwie kompanie 1890 puiku piecho
ty, po wiekszej czeSci zolnierzy,
przybranych W mundury byiej
1-ej dywizyi gwardyi pieszej'
Wojsko to przyby}o Z Brander-
burgii ma wzmocnic garnizon
sdahski(f). Nastepnie wyiado-
wano kiIIla wagonow mundurow.
Stwierdzono, re wszystbie wozy
byly naiadowane skrzyniami a
nunicya. Amunicya Ia zostaia
wyslana ze SwinoujScia, skad O.
g64em wysiano 70 wagonow ma
teryaiu wojennego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
NIEMIEC.

| AN4Ah4HS,
Washington. 27. grudnia. -
kilku senatorGw wyraziio oneg.
daj powatpiewanie co do wykonal
nosci udzielcnia Niemcom kredy.
tow ma zakupienie amerykanskich
produktow rolnych, kiedy J. r.
Howard Z Amerykanskiej Fede-
racyi blur iarmerskich, starai sic
o przychylne zaiatwienie powyz-
szej sprawy pred komitetem Sc
natu dla spraw bankowych mo-
netarnych. jak r0wniez pred ko.
nitetem ro!nictwa. Howard sta,
raj sic przekonac senatorow. ze
jezeli kredyty zostana udzielone
Niemcom - ma pierwszq hipotc-
Ike, zagwarantowana calym ich
majatkiem "a zgoda komisyi do
odszkodowan. ME bedzic to Mia.
10 znaczenia, jake sunny Niemcy
wypozyczac bedq pozniej ma dal-
sze hipoteki. Howard wyrazii sic:
IL biura farmerskic sa "a udzie.
lcniem kredytow ktorcmukolwiek
4 pahstw zagranicznych. jczcli tc
maja zaniar kupowac towary W
Ameryce.
Federalny wydziaf rezerwowy
przcz usta gubcrnatora Hardinga
suggestyonowai McLcan'OWi
przewodniczacemu konitetu Sc
natu dla spraw bankowych prze.
dlozenie blu, autoryzujacego fe
deralnc banki ziemskie do udzic.
lania obywatelom bezposredrict
pozyczek dla celow rolniczych.
WYCOFANIE ARMII OKU-
PACYJNEJ ZE SAN DO
MINGO. ..
Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Ia upowaznienicn prezydents
Wilsona, wiceadmirai Tomasz
Snowden ogiosii onegdaj prokla-
macye. IL rad Stan6w Zjedonczo
nych doszedi do przekonania, re
nastai czas zrzucenia Z siebie od-
powiedzialnoSci, W zwiazku &c
sprawami W San Domingo, a
tenn samem wycofania stamtsd
armii okupacyjnej przywrocenia
wyspie tel samorzadu. Proklama
cya powyzsza ogioszona zostaia
w charakterze prezentu gwiazd-
kowego dla ludnosci San Domin-
60, oraz zapowiedzi zwolnienia
)jej pod kontroli Stanow Zjedno
czonych.
HARDING "a LIGA LUDLOW.
Washington, 81. grudnia. -
| L Marion, Ohio nadchodza upor-
czywe wieSci, IL prezydent-elekt
Harding ,,daf sig Przenicowac" /
zwrocii sic przychylnie do spra-
wy Ligi Ludlow, jak ME mniej
do ratyfikacyi traktatu wersal-
skiego Z rezerwacyami, zwal-
niajacyrni Stany Zjednoczone do
niepozadanych obligacyi. Me
przejednani wrogowie' traktatu
wersalskiego, jakotez Ligi Ludlow
DokohczeEic III strunicy b =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
10 AMERYKANSKIE PRED.
STAWICIELSTWO w WATY
KANE.

= a " 1S1EA W. w w
KANE.
Washington, 81. grudnia. -
Wedle otrzymanego tn raportu,
grupa wplywowych katolikow
czyni starania, azeby nova ad-
ministracya sankcyonowala pro-
iekt zawiazania stosunk6w dyplo.
luatycznych miedzy 'Stanami Zje
dnoczonymi a Watykanem. Aze-
| by zadoSc uczynic powyzszemu
zadaniu kongres, ma wniosek
prezydenta Hardinga, musialby
ustanowic specyalna legislacye
celein stworzenia osobnego bud
zctu ma utrzymanic amerykal-
skiej legacy w Rzymie. kroki
przedsiewziete przez Francye ce-
lem nawiazania ponoWnych so-
sunk6w dyplomatycznych Z
Watykanem, oraz decyzya Wiel-
kicj Brytanii w sprawie stworze-
MIA wojennej misyi jako stale
przcdstawicielstwo W Stolicy a
postolskicj, wyszczcgolniono we
wspomnianym wyzej projekcie,
wykazujacym przyczyny, dla
ktorych Stany Zjednoczone Win
ny rGwniez przcdsicwziac podob-
ne kroki. w obecncj dobie jedy-
nem przedstawicielstwem OLGA
Swietego w Waszyngtonie - ia
60 apostolski delegat - jest J.E.
X. Arcybiskup Bonzano, ktorego
dziahalnosc odnosi sic wyiacznie
do spraw koScielnych. Panuje tn
przekonanie, IL amerykahscy ka-
tolicy obrali juz delegate, ktory
MA sic udac do Rzynu W celu po-
rozumienia sic Z Watykanem w
sprawie nawiazania sciSlejszych
stosunk6w dyplomatycznych.
KOBIETY ZADAJA SWIATO-
WEGo ROZBROJEN1A.
Washington, 27. grudnia. -
Ma onegdajszej konferencyi, jaka
odbyta sic tn wczoraj pod auspi-
cyami Stowarzyszenia kohiet
Pokoju, W ktorej bralo udziai
wielc wybitnych kobiet towarzy
silva amerykahslsiego, zazadano
ogolnego rozbrojenia swiatowe-
60. Pc konferencyi odbyia sic OIL
brzymia demonstracya pred po-
mnikiem Benjamina Franklina,
gdzie przemawialy pani Roberto
wa NJ. La Toilette, iona senatora
Wiskonzynu, pani c. Z. Rus
sell inne, nawoiujac specyalnie
do zredukowania apropriacyi na
utrzymanie arlnii i marynarki
Stanow Zjednoczonych, oraz do
ogolnego rozbrojenia swiatowego.
Glownym celem konferencyi bylo
poparcie rezolucyi Brooks'a, kto-
ra obecnie znajduje sig w lzbie
Posiow, zada zwofania konfe-
rencyi narodow do Waszyngtonu,
celem utozenia plan6w og6lnego
rozbrojenia. Pani La Toilette W
movie swej oswiadczysa, il wy
razajac mysl wszystkich kobiet W
kraju, odwofuje sic do wszyst-
Ilich senator6w, ktorzy stoja "a
militaryzmem i wojna, by zmie-
mill swe zdania, gdyz W przeciw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
UDAREMNIONO MILIONO'
WE OSZUSTWO.

Policya ! wiadze iederalne W
Chicago Detroit urzadzily uda-
ne najazdy, dzieki kt6rym zdola-
no udaremnic plan zalania miast
Srodkowego Zachodu podrobio-
ncmi notami federalnych ban
kow rezerwowych ma SUNG 81,
100000. Jeden najazd ma pewien
dom apartamentowy w Detroit
przyniosl zdobyczy ma S5OO,OO.
Akcya wiadz federalnych spo'
wodowana zostala rewizyq, przc-
prowadzona przez wiadze W Chi
cago W clegancko urzadzonem
mieszkaniu przy Edgecomb place
gdzic odkryto faiszywych bank
notow ma sumo $4,000. Mieszka-
ME to zajmowali Geo. F. Choate
i 7. B. Tyler, ktorzy zostali obaj
aresztowani. Ziozyli oni zeznania,
ma podstawie ktorych zostaiy
przeprowadzone rewizye W Det-
roit. Stwierdzili rowniez, il pro-
wadzone przez ich bande opera
eye udawaiy sic juz dose dirgo
dzieki temu, IL zawsze zamieszki
wall cleganckie domy w boga-
tych dzielnicach i dlatcgo Mkt
O mic ziego ich ME podejrzywai.
Poszukiwania W 4acznosci z
tenn faiSzerstwem sa prowadzone
rownoczeSnie w innych miastach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
Gwiazdka Ameryka1skiego Czerwonego Krzyzs
dla Sierot Chorych Polsce.
Rad POIk PrzeprOwadza Sledztwo Sprawie POgrom6w
zydowskich DokOnanych przez Baiaehowicza.
Austrya Rosi Lge Prykczenie Jej do Niemiec.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

itp. caiym ich majatkiem ruchc-
mym, ME wylaczajsc gotowizny,
kcsztownoSci i papierow, stoso-
wac sic ma r6wniez do osob, kto-
re opuSciiy terytoryum obce
wczesniej, pozostawiajac woj
ruchomy.
w stosunku wzajemnych dele
gacyi pokojowych polski.j So
wieckiej nastepuje charaktery-
styzne przesilenie ma nasza ko-
rzyse. z rozmow z bosszewikami
wyczuwa sic, IL gotowi sa do u
stepstw W zan,ian "a przediuze-
ME wypowiedzenia rozejmu Przy
najmniej do miesiaca. Decyzya
w tel sprawie zawazy ma ukfadzic
co do wymiany jeficow, zakladni-
kow i emigrantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

Dokofcze1ic III stronicy b .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27
o Ameryka6skie Przedsta'
wicie|stwo " Watykanie.
Kobiety zadaja Swiato-
wego Rozbrojenia.
W Sprawie Kredytu Ola Memiec.
Wycofanie Armii 0kupacyjnej San Domingo.
Harding "a Liga Ludlow.
Lowden Ambasadorem ma w. Brytanie?
Projekt Zmiany Podatk6w ma Rok Przyszly.
Tkacze, a Orfanizacya I. w. w.
|INNE ETELE EGRAMY KRAJOWE.
Harding "a Liga Ludlow.
WIDEN Ambasadorem ma w. Brytanie?
Projekt Zmiany Podatkow ma Rok Przyszly.
rkacze, a Orsanizacya I. w. w.
1NNE ETELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

nym razie spotkaja sic w przy-
sziosci porazka ze strony wszy-
stkich kobiccych giosow.
w SPRAWIE KREDYTU OLA
NIEMIEC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

du~pI Nahrz.d &C of
" Ph
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-27

armatY starego tYpu
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
STEAMER ALASKA ARRIVES

Steamer Alaska arrived in port at 8:S0 o'clock last night bringing Al passengers and 60 tons of freight. The steamer went to the San Juan dock at 2 o'clock this morning for fish and sailed south at o'clock. ~ ~ ~
 Passengers arriving on the Alaska were Marie Tavasti, Mrs. Peter N. An derson and daughter Agnes, Capt. Luckel, H. Holsted, Mrs. J. Clark, T. A. Morrison, Mrs. A. G. Craig, Mrs. s. Sanquist, w. E. White, Edward liar frave, George P. Ward, Elizabeth Dunlap, F. H. Hoffman, A. J. Land strom, G. c. Wickman, c. L. McDon- aid, J. Paulson, A. R. Renseley, Mrs. Rensley, J. T. Kinney, J. E. Mead Mrs. A. Constas, H. L. Rawley, wife and three childrsn and fifteen steer age.
 The Alaska had a large number of passengers south principally those from the interior, as follows: for Seat tle- Ralph Carr and wife. Joseph Hansen. F. H. Knowlton, A. R. Casey David Cohen, A. Pearson, Jim Sullit E. L. Jones, Mrs. Dorothy Urbach Ethel Lee, E. Sandberg, F. R. Pierce Madame LaPlatte, G. E. Lewis, R Johnson, Mrs. M. Johnson, Miss John son, Mrs. E. F. Ernest, F. R. Roberts Thomas Holmes, J. R. Eakin, c. A Gibbon, Mrs. G. Purdue, Miss E. Pur' due, G. W. Oleson, Mrs. I. Van Slyke P. Boatsman, L. c. Thompson, J. w Shollenberger, L. w. Popp and wife William Sunderbrook and wife, Franl Tyer' E. Erickson and wife, Mrs. E. F Myer and 25 steerage. For Cordova- Ed. Whittemore, Antone Eide, Ericl Nystrom, J. M. Myers, D. J Rierdon E. J. Hamilton. For Juneau Ed Nicholson, c. w. Deitsel, Rev. Mark ham, J. V. Wilson, Elizabeth Forker Mrs. A. L. Rosburg and four steerage For Ketchikan-J J. B. Stanton, F. B Gunderson and four steerage.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
COX ENROUTE WEST

ENROUTE WITH COX, Sept, g. James M. Cox, opened his western swing with a platform speech this forenoon at Toledo. The Democratic nominee said: "I am starting for the Pacific Coast where we are in the fight to win and we will win because our cause deserves it." Cox stated that he intended featuring the League ot Nations in his various addresses.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
INVITATIONS FOR NOON

An invitation to John Noon to stop over at Philadelphia as guest of MT Cyrus H. K. Curtis, owner of the Sat urday Evening Post, Woman's Home Journal, Public Ledger, and other big publications was received by cable this morning and has been transmitted to MT. Noon by wireless.
 Also an invitation to MT. Noon to address the Philadelphia Chamber ot Commerce during his stay as MT. Cur tis' guest came by cable.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03

LONDON, Sept, g. A Sim Fein party invaded the Royal Air Force headquarters near Dublin last night and took large number of military papers including the British army code. The coup is declared to be the most daring and important during the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03

H. s. Balderston, of the Bank of Seward, returned on the train last night after a business trip to Anchor age.
 Mrs. c. E. Wimam, wife of prom inent Puget Sound steamer Captain, is making the round trip on the steam CT Alaska.
 The sub-chaser Rathbun was in port early this morning for mail and pro- ceeded to Juneau on the way to Seat tie. The sub-chaser has been to the westward for the past six weeks.
 Miss Ruby Emfy and Mrs. D. c. Laubner, arrivals on the Alaska from Portland, are registered at the Hotel Seward.
 William c. Anderson, of Matanuska, came north on the Alaska and is reg istered at the Hotel Seward.
 L. E.. Grammar returned from An chorage on last nights train and is registered at the Hotel Seward.
 A. J. Landstrom, bound for Anchor age, is registered at the Hotel Seward. MT. Landstrom arrived from the states : on the Alaska.
 Mss Edna Jarvis, assistant to Dr. Blyth, who has been visiting in Port land for several weeks, came north on the Alaska to LaToucAe. B. Gehry, wealthy farmer of Ohio, is making the round trip on the Alas :. ka.
 Mrs. Dorothy Urbach left on the Alaska for. New York for a visit and viii not return, to Seward until the Christmas holidays. {
 Antone Eide left on the Alaska for for Cordova for a conference with Col ! steese of tho Alasla Read Conmis- sJ0ns s, <, z .,:ss., !, ,g
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
GOLD FOR THE U. s.

NEW YORK, Sept, "A shipment of gold leaves France tomorrow for the United States which is part pay ment of the French share of the Ang- lo-French loan maturing October 10th. This is the first of . series of gold shipments to be sent to the United States.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
WATSON REACHES PORT

Steamer Admiral Watson arrived in port at 1: 80 o'clock this afternoon with 60 tons of freight and the follow ing messengers for Seward: Mrs. l. Bayless and two daughters, Miss Jess ica Don Carlos, Mrs. H. Don Carlos, John P.Walker, Mrs. J. M.'Reiter and son, R. c. Hurley, J. c. Murphy, C. D. Colwen, Arthur Miller and wife and George Barkley.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
POLES AND LITHUANIANS IN CLASH ON THE BORDER

BERLIN, Sept, g. Negotiations
 between the Poles and Lithuanians ov-
 CT the boundary have been broken off. This followed the receipt of mess
 age from Movno confirming reports of "a severe clash between the Poles and
 II Iithuanians near the Prussian border.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03

The cable service was interrupted yesterday while repairs were being made between Seattle and Sitka. The cable is working today but there is a great accumulation of matter aud no night letters will be taken until furth- CT notice.
 The Admiral Watson will call at Anchorage, Illiamna, Kodiak and Ali talk before returning southbound.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
TO EXAMINE BLUES 2

Chief Bob Guest will tomorrow ex' anime all chimneys and stove pipes In the Fourth avenue district and on Mon day will make an inspection in other parts of the city.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
COX Is MAKING
 PROMISES

COLUMBUS, Sept, 8 Address ing representatives of the National Board of Fam organizations, James M. Cox declared that if elected Presi- dent he would appoint "dirt farmers" to responsible positions including the Secretary of Agriculture, federal re- serve andsregional 70 reserve boards, tariff commission and also the inter- state commerce commission.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
NO ||||IEAT "
 POOL.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept, g. De- claring that the project is not feasible, the resolution committee of the Nat ional Board of Farm organizations has rejected the plan drafted in commit tee for the formation of nation wide wheat pool which was to have been controlled by the farmers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
RED BUGS KILL x X, MAN IN CALIFORNIA

PLACERVILLE, Cal.. Sept. g. As the result of being hitasa by . Spaa- red bug. sheynsa lFasldsA q Griasay Flat, is dead. Whsa stuRs by tAs i,- sect Watkins thousAt netaias c k His arm became swollen and Dainfsl. 'bat then hs did aot eli . paysiaiaa. He lsft the houss and was tsuad ia great paia tad~ . - U his nstAsr. shs called ta lsstsr, Tt .As &Ied aS half hour la&sA
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
SWALLOW GOES WESTWARD

The mine sweeper Swallow left for the westward at 4 o'clock this morn ing. Lieut.. Commander Luckel, who arrived on the Alaska, is aboard the Swallow. The trip to the westward IS for the purpose of establishing a com pass station.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
SELLING GIRLS TO BUY FOOD

food. Girls ten years old are sold for $10. The Mini3ter of the Interior has been petitioned to supply food to the various districts in order that the traf- fife in girls may be stopped.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
SOPHIA'S SAFE AT JUNEAU

According to officers of the Alaska the pursers' safe of the wrecked steamer Sophia has been recovered after two seasons work and is now at the First National Bank at Juneau. The safe will not be opened until an order is issued by Judge Jeremiah Neterer of the U. s. Federal Court at Seattle.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03

E.. L. Whittcmore is a passenger on the Alaska for Cordova to meet his wife who is coming north on the Ala meda.
 Mrs. G. Purdue, who has been house. keeper at the Hotel Seward for sever- al months, left on the Alaska for Port land. ~
 J. M. Myers and D. J. Rierdon,. of the public roads service, left OF the Alaska for Cordova. MT. Myers VII 20 to Katalla and MT. Rierdon win probably return to Seward on the Ala meda.
 Joe Strejc, the "Duke of Girdwood forest" came to town last night from Girdwood where he has been connected with the forestry department.
 Miss Jessica Don Carlos, the new principal of the Seward Public Schools accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. H. Don Carlos, arrived on the Admiral Wat son.
 L c. Thompson, mining man from the Cache Creek district, left on the Alsska for the states.
 J. R. Eakin, of the Land Depart mcnt, left on the Alaska for Wash ington, D. c.
 Dr. B. C. Parker, veterinarian with the government, is aboard the Admiral Watson on his way to Kodiak.
 W. T. Lopp, head of the bureau of education of natives, is aboard the Admiral Watson on his way to An chorage.
 Seventeen passengers on the Ad- miral Watson are for Anchorage.
 c. D. Hagen, with the naval coal commission, came over on last nights train and will join party here on a hunting trip of several days.
 Rev. Markham left on the Alaska for Juneau for conference with Bis hop Crimont.
 Mrs. Peter N. Anderson and daught' CT Agnes returned home on the Alas ka after visit in Seattle. J. Lindley Green came over on last nights train from Anchorage and is registered at the Hotel Overland. F. c. Fall, of Nushagak; F. H Hoffman, Hart Colstad, Mrs. J. l. Clark, Mrs. I. A. Sandwuist and Mrs A. c. Craig, of Anchorage, arrivals or the Alaska, are registered at the Ho' tel Sexton. Miss Marie Tavasti arrived on ths Alaska from Seattle and is a guest o1 Mrs. Peter Anderson. 1 Mrs. G. F. Talmadge, wife of thu claims agent of the Alaska Steamshil Co.,, is a round tripper on the Alaska
 Sidney Jacobs, travelling man 1T rived on the Admiral wataan.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-03
BANK WRECKER IS
 SENT TO PRISON

OMAHA, Neb., Sept, B. N. L. Luebben, former president of Gs First National Bank of Sutton, Nsb.. which failed in 1913, was sentenced to five years in the federal psd- tentiary at Leavenworth by Federal Judge Woodwork after pleading guilty to an indictment charging een- plicity in wrecking the institution. Approximately $SoOoo was invoHsd in the banks failure.
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PROTEST AGAINST THE
 NATURALIZATION OF LAPS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, g. Re- solutions protesting to the reported
 acceptance by the State Department of the plan to naturalize Japanese liv- ing in this country have been adopted by the Japanese Exclusion League.
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SEAT SALE FOR LABOR
 DAY FIGHT IS LARGE ONE

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept, g. The advance sale of seats for the Miske Dempsey fight has reached $5O,000. Conditions are most fav- orable for gate receipts of $150, ,OO0. Thousands of spectators are coming here in autos.
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MA kE;'
 RAlD D /

present unrest. The papers stolen in- cluded the Irish defense plans.
 BELFAST, Sept, g. Snipers last night fired upon dense crowd on tho Cromlin Road. One man was killed and several women wounded. There was a small riot on Dover street.
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SHOTS WIFE SUICIDES

ABERDEEN, Wash., Sept, g. William Howard today shot and killed his wife. aged t22 years, then killed himself. The couple nd bssh seperat- ed tor tho past msntA ;l
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PEKING, Sept, g. Girls are being sold by parents in the famine strick- en districts near here for small sums of money which is used to purchase
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ALAMEDA
 ON WAY

SEATTLE, Sept, g. Steamer Ala meda sailed for the north at 9 o'clock yesterday morning with 100 passen- gers aboard the following being for Seward:
 Melba Johnson,
 Mrs. G. Johnson,
 Mrs. E. L. Whittemore,
 J. H. Eagle,
 Fred Bertuzzi, Mrs. H. H. Polly,
 Nellie Nash,
 Charles Bates,
 Edward Hornen,
 w. H. Corson,
 Seven Steerage.
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POSTPONE CAMP P'A|GN ...... ...
 HEARINGS

CHICAGO, Sept, g. The Senate committee investigating campaign funds adjourned at noon today without hearing w. D. Moore, reprHsentate ee of nominee Cox. The committee will resume meetings again next Tuesday.
 CHICAGO, Sept, g. Chatxnsa Hayes declared that the informal con ferunce of Chairman and viee-chair' men of Republican organizations of twenty one states, which were held yesterday and today, were the most satisfactorily of any. Reports show sn unprecedented interest in Republicant success, according to Chairman Hayss.