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Evening journal., 1921-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept % OUnitet
Press)-Driven mad by the "high
life" OF New York, Mrs Grace
Law6s. Of San Francisco. early TODAY
shot and seriously ,Sounded Mirs SUI
dred Hanan. "a. heircss OF the A. J.
Hanan millions. and then committed
suicide. The shooting occurred or
sidewalk in Brooklyn as Miss
lIanan and John S. Boriand, an eN-
porter. emerged from the residence
Of a friend where they had spen
the evening
Mrs. Lawos, who was an old chun
Of Miss Hanan. suddenly confronted
them and started shooting. Miss
Hanan, with bullets IN ;he arm and
chest. ran a few yards and thei
collapsed on a doorstep
The other woman put the muzzle
OF the pistol I'm her mouth and pulie,
the trigger. She fell dead in an
areaway.
Police found Borland sitting be-
side the millionairess on the door
step trying to staunch the flow o.
blood from her wounds.
Miss Hauan. whose father, the late
A. =. Hanan. made a fortune In IN,
shoe manufacturing business. wa
taken 10 A hospital where she WI
operated on shortly before noon to
day. Her chances Of recovery arc
50 M.
The first theory was that Mrs
Lawes was in a jealous frenzy when
she tried TO kin Miss Hanan. 1t wa
learned that Boriand had been
friendly with both women. that the
women had quarreled and that for
several days Miss Hanan had been
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
REDS WANT POLAND
TO CRUSH REBELS

MOSCOW. Sept 2s Omitted
Press) The soviet government will
demand that the Polish government
eject counter revolutionists from
Warsaw before complying with the
Polish ultimatum received yoster-
day. it was said today.
Poland's ultimatum demanding
fulhlment Of the Riga treaty and
release Of all prisoners. expires sun
day instead OF October 5, as first an
nounced. II threatens a break in
diplomatic relations unless Poland's
demands are met
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
DLSPERSE WHEN HANDLIN
ASKS THEM FOR PERMIT

The mystery was no longer a nnys-
terry when the well-dressed stranger
announced himself as Kieagle r. S.
Woolford. a member OF the Invisible
Empire, knights Of the Ku Klux
Khan. Klcagle Woolford. who also is
known as Wolf. upon introduc-
ing himself 10 those assembled. COM
menced o outline the purpose and
some OF the workings Of tho Khan.
Il might be explained here thai
the group OF WilminEtonians an
swered an "ad" in The Evening
Journal relative TO obtaining info--
nation obout the Ku Kiux. Letters
In answer 10 the "ad" were address,
ed to a post-onice box at the local
post Office. Later these men received
cards telling them to meet at the
above designated place About twen-
ty-five answered the advertisement
and re present az the meeting.
klcaglc Woolford was dressed In
"a white duck suit He was the only
man present In any such attire.
There were no masks. no ~nighties"
worn. nor was there any fiery cross
OF bonfire OF pine knots. All was
darkness save for the fare OF an
electric fiashlight held by Kleagle
Woolford. The flicker Of the little
Hight added a weird touch to the
assemblage. In which one man
scarcely could see the face OF his
companion or Identify him because
OF the darkness.
Every once In the while the leaves
would rustic or tho Nyigs crack, and
the assembled crowd would start
nervously. as II expecting some
thing unusual to happen. There was
no moonlight to cast it's glow. The
hoot OF an owl might have caused a
stampede Everybody was "jumpy."
CONTINUED on Page Eighteen-)
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
ASK
SUPPORT Of
CAPITALISTS
All Industries, Except Rails,
Metallurgy, Textile, Fuel
to be Restored to
Owners
WILL LET AMERICANS
DEVELOP RESOURCES
BY EDWIN HUIIINGER
UI p. star correspondont !

NJ. L. STAN respondcnt)
Copyright. 1921. by the United Press.
MOSCOW, Sept 2s.-"The Soviet
has decided TO return
20 private capital all Industries
throughout Russia save four rail-
ways and metallurgy. textile and
fuel sources" NJ. Kameneff. head
of the Moscow Soviet and member
OF the Boishevik cabinet declared in
an exclusive interview with the
United Press today.
The complete scope OF tho Soviets
new economy policy was revealed by
kameneff who declared Russia is on
the eve Of national reorganization OF
most sweeping character which
Continued on Page Eignteenl.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
RESCUE 80 FROM
SHIP LOST AT SEA

NEW YORK. Sept 25 Omitted
Press First word OF a shipwreck
in the Atlantic on the southern
steamship lanes. was received here
today in a wireless from the Spanish
steamer Cabo CreuN that Il was
bringing in 80 survivors
Captain Jaun zalvidea Of the Cabu
Cruex en- route here from Seville
sent the following radio;
V'Will arrive Sunday twenty-ffth
with thirty shipwreck victims"
The Ybarra line, owners OF the
ship. Immediately wirelessed for
more details.
Terrific storms lashed the Atlantic
this week. severely bunetting the
biggest liners. The ship which was
lost probably went down in this
storm
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre invitations (war tax paid, are
extended through the Journal Classified
Department today-look for your name
today IN the Classified Advs.-for a show
ing Saturday, Of
SYDNEY CHAPLIN, IN
"KING. QUEEN, JOKER"
AT THE QUEEN.
AND
BRYANT WASHBuRN. IN
"AN AMATEUR DEVIL"
AT THE ARCADIA.
SIZE PACE n TODAY
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
MAKEPROGRESS
ON HARBOR WORK
Drive Permanent Piling for
Marine Terminal on the
River
249 MEN BUSY
ON THE PROJECT

"Very good progress has been made
In the dredging work and sufficient
of the wharf basin has. been cut TO
the thiriy-foot depth to enable the
pile drivers TO start driving the per-
manont piling IN the wharf" says a
bulletin on the progress OF the ma
rine terminal issued today by the
DUPONT Engineering Company. which
has the contract. "The driving Is
proceeding slowly. as We desire TO
have the first piling accurately
PLACED. so that they can be used as
ranges for the balance Of the wharf
piling," It is added. The bulletin
continues:
I'm connection with the water
work, we now have four dredges
and two pile drivers available and
with this amount Of equipment. pro-
gress is somewhat in advance Of our
schedule.
"The steam shovel has been
making good progress in the railroad
cut and from present indications we
should be in a position to connect
up to the three railroads by October
10. We propose starting to lay the
standard gauge track not later than
October 1
THE trenching machine has been
N operation on the water lines and
very good progress IS being made on
the laying OF the water pipe. FIX
oavation for the sewer lines is being
done by hand and tho pipe is beins
laid right behind the excava-od
work.
THE concrete foundations for the
barracks and cafeteria are COM
pleted and we expect to start the
superstructure on Monday. We have
advices OF considerable construction
material being enroute to the job
and from all indications we will be
Continued ON Page Eighieen.l
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
S40OFINE, JAIL
FOR AUTOIST
S. J. Buck Breaks Boys
Legs Driving Car While
Intoxicated
CRIPPLED LAD
APPEARS IN COURT

Samuel J. Buck, driver OF an au-
tomobiie that struck 10-year-old
boy and another automobile in West
Third street yesterday afternoon.
pleaded guilty to a charge Of oper-
ating an automobile while intoxi
Gated and assault and battery when
arraigned before Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court this morning.
on the first charge. he was fined
500 and costs and sentenced to
thirty days in the Workhouse, and
on the assault and battery charge
he was fined $500 and costs Should
he fail to pay the 500 nc will serv,
thirty days Imprisonment additional
on that charge. and should he fail
Continued on Page Eighteen.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
BISHOP COOK AIDS
CITY FAIRGROUNDS

The Rirht Rev. Philip Cook,
bishop Of tho Episcopal Diocese OF
Delaware. has accepted an invita-
tion from Mayor Harvey TO attend
the luncheon-meeting on Monday in
the Hotel DUPONT. which will for
mally open tho campaign for $4,000
20 maintain and extend the play
ground centers established by the
Wilmington Community Service.
In his letter OF acceptance re-
ceivei by Mayor Harvey today the
Bishop says:
Thank you for your kind invita-
tion 10 attend the Community serv-
ice lunch next Monday | go down
10 Laurel for Sunday. aud shall be
motoring. but, barring accidents and
delays, / expect 20 be back in time
FOR this lunch at 1890"
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
WESTMINSTER CHORAL CLUB.

At the first fall meeting OF the
Westminster Choral club held last
evening in Westminster Presbyterian
Church. 70 members discussed the
winter work Short addresses were
made by Miss Agnes Y. Downey
president Of the club. and the Rev.
Charles L. Candee. pastor OF the
church. During the evening there
was rehearsal OF the Rose Mai
dem"
A meeting was held by the board
Of governors following the regular
rehearsal OF the club. 10 discuss
membership rules. II was decided
that for the time. at least. the mem
'bership will be flexible.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
DROP IARCENY cHARGE.

Charge OF larceny against John
Dudley and Robert Cubbage, Ne
groes. who were suspected OF having
stolen nine chickens that they had
in their possession in the Causeway
several months ago. were nolle
pressed by Judg Hastings in Munich
pal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
Is DOUBLY MARRIED

Accusation that her husband.
Charles Lindale. has another wife
from whom he is not divorced. was
made by Mrs. Lindaie IN Municipal
Court this morning, when her hus-
band pleaded guilty TO a charge OF
breach OF tho. peace. She declared
that she will no longer live vito hi'n.
Judge Hastings held Linda.e
under a $500 peace bond.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
ApMnrs popE. RE.coMMITrEp.

Admitting that he has been using
dope" in small quantities while
on parole as a drug addict. William
Spinken was committed to the work
house for breaking his parole. by
Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court,
this morning. His term OF impris-
onment will last until cure is ef-
fected.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
GIRLS COOPERATIVE LEAGUE.

The Girls Cooperative League
Of i103 East Thirteenth street.
which is doing settlement work in
that vicinity, is in need of a num-
Der of shelves and a three-panel
screen for the club room. Anyone
willing to donate the needed ar
ticles is requested TO telephone Mrs.
j. NJ. Collins. 6724-W, and the ar
tioles will be collected.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
AUro TRApE MEN ro MEEr.

A meeting Of the Wilmington Au-
tomobile Trade Association will be
held at 7.3O o'clock tonight in Par
lors A and B Of the Hotel DUPONT.
Several matters OF interest to the
association will be taken up, after
which a buffet lunch will be served.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
DEFER pIVORcE ORDER.

In the divorce suit OF Constance
Kozlawski VS.. Victor Kozlawski. de-
cision was reserved by Judges Heisel
and Richards in Superior Court yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Kozlawski
alleged extreme cruelty.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
ANOTHER WATER
MAIN BREAKS
New Leak at Sixth Street
While Workers Labor at
Ninth and Market

Water Department employees who
have been seeking a break in a water
main at Ninth and Market streets,
which caused a cave-in there sew
eral days ago today began snoring
Up the bed OF Market street benearh
the trolley car tracks az the corner
today in order TO reach the seat OF
the trouble. "A noon the workmen
had undermined the bed OF the
street for a distance OF twelve or
CONTINUED on Page Thirteen.)
Have you tried Glover Dairy But
inr1 phnnn lhAn-1hAI-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
Try This on Him

Four men worked a total OF
100 hours. Each drew S1.25 an
hour. First worked half as Ions
as the second; third worked
four times as long as the first;
fourth worked one-eighth as
long as third. What was pay ot
each?
Answer to yesterdays: A fool
and his money are soon parted.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
FINAL DECISION ON IRISH PEACE NOW PENDS;
LONE OFFICER DISPERSES KHAN ASSEMBLY
KUKLUX RALLY
NDARK WOODS
ENDED BY 'COP':
LEADERN WHITE

Ledues Rustic Twigs Crack and Assemblage
Becomes JumPy'' as Kleagle Woolford
in Flicker Of Small SedrchHght Explains
aims of KIan TO Seekers of Information
No Attempt at Giving PASSWORD or Init
dtng Candidates
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
Smile Awhile

NEW YORK.-When yegg-
men attacked him on a roof.
Simon semchetsky threw his
basketful OF eggs over the ROOFS
edge. Folks below rushed up
bent on vengeance In time to
save him and drive the crooks
away.
NEW YORK. A fragrant
cheese. only food OF three young
Neapolitan stowaways on the
San GiorEio. finally became
strong enough 70 attract atten-
tion OF the crew. The kids will
be deported.
NEW PHILADELPHIA. o.
Homer Henry. a farmer. vas
fined IS for uniawfully having
skunks in his possession. The
skunks were scentless," he said.
LOS ANGELES.-Andrew L
smith hugged his wife Nancy 80
hard he broke two OF her ribs.
according 70 her testimony in
Judge Hahn's divorce court to-
day.
DENVER. - Because John
Hennessey, superintendent Of
the free employment bureau
here. "snoozed" with hi shoe
less feet propped on his once
desk. he was suspended for
"surly and discourteous" con-
duct.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23

7 OSI-PAY ENVELOPE. THURSDAY,
a. l~.tween Ninth and MarSat SIS. and
iIarlan's. Gail 1896. sept23-et.
Continued on Page Twenly-three-)
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
ltlS. M tOUNlI.

High water. $50 A. NJ 4.25 p. NJ
Low water lilo A. NJ. 1850 2. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
The Weather

Fair tonight and Saturday. no
change in temperature; gentle west
and northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1921-09-23
ToDAY,s TENlpFRArrRE
SUN AND TIDE

sun rises ..............5.4 A. NJ.
sun sets ...............5.57 p. NJ.
Hand Of CI,rfuff..,.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
3 BANDITS
 ROB CIRCUS
Get Away Temporarily With Thirty Thou
 sand Dollars.

Vancouver, Sept. 19.-While transferring the days receipts of cash from the circus grounds to the treasurer's car, two em- ployes of the Sells Fleto circus were suddenly confronted by three masked men, two of whom covered the circus men with guns, while the third relieved them of more than thirty thou sand dollars in cash. Officers were soon on the trail and with in a few hours traced the crime to, Bert Orcutt. of Seattle, and Roy Moore, of. Vancouver.
 When discovered the men put up a :. desperate fight, during which both were wounded Sc yesely.
 The. cash, was discovered later buried ia in-bGzes near the highway seventeen miles out of Vancouver.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
MAIL OVER
 RAINY. :. PASS
Bid Proposals. Altered for Service Over
 Route.
"McGratt, Sept. l6.

"McGratt, Sept. 16. 'Governor Bone,
 .JuLeau:
 "EJust arrived to find proposals for Rainy Pass mail service defective and no reasonable bids received. Have ad- Tised loeal postmaster se uise Eamess Cordovs, to change proposal to reao from Nancy, instead eof ,Talkeetna, OF the Government railroad, and from November lst to April 18th, instead O. from October lst to April 30th. As l advised you before leaving Juneau, ! had already allotsed funds for the com plete reha Utilization 1.-the trail from Nancy and for a 25-mue telephone line over the summit. Have now completed arrangements for ;doing the work as soon z- as the snow comes. If above change requires approval from Wash ington, suggest you take necessary ac= tion to expedite. .ysSTEESE.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
 DESTROYS
 VILLAGES
tOne Thousand People Killed and Several
 Villages Wrecked.

Paris, Sept. S0.4More than one thousand people'were killed :. and several thousand, others in, iured by an explosion in chem ical plant atOppaaner, border ;, ing on the Rhine, according to a message just received .bf the : Havas Agency.
 Asaumber of other villages in : the vicinity also felt the terrific force of the shock, sFrankenthal being mass ~of wreekage, and other towns badly shakensup.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
ATTEMPT 'iT0
 .DX'nANus1.E
lChicagos Polieet Capture Two in Act. of Blow
 ing: Up Building.

ChioagoS6ept. 20-Five men vwere captured in the act of blow :,lng up a business block here to- day.
 When discovered by .the police the men put Zap a desperate flight, in which one of them. Richard Burke, was > severely wounded. A search of the quar- ,.ters occupied by ;the' men result ed in the discovery of fifteen Hundred sticks of dynamite.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
Portraying Ar
 buckle Is Seized and
 Burned in Wyoming

Thermopolis, .Wyo.-No sooner had the figure appeared on the screen here tonight than the crowd attracted to the motion picture show seized the film portraving Arbuckle and burned it. in the street..
 Geneva.-Films portrayiDg Arbnekie have been withdrawn from theatres in the principal cities of Switzerland.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
eGEath Sept. It.
sEanes,r f Gordova:

4isames, G,oraova:
 ''Coi. ,seeese. just arrived, advises that,bids for Rainy Pass mail service should read from Nancy. November ] to April ~l5... Suggests yor. authorize necessary changes ID propesals, as ne reasonable bids can be obtained for service you propose. People here are anxious. p.,Hass anything been done? Wire. .KUsKQ TIMES.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
sFought. WOman's Rattle. 9

Los Angeles-As he directed the placing of the floral tribute, Henry Lehman, of New York, to whom Miss Viaginia Rappe was affianced, said: .'She died fighting woman's battle"
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
Says Heads of E.ami- lies May Make 200
 Gallons. Wine Yearly

Washington.-A.ne new ruling regard ing wine was made today, when it was announced that heads of families may, on filing application with;local internal revenue collectors, manufacture two hundred gallons of wine yearly.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

New Y crk.-The editorial chair re gently presented to President Harding by 8 number, of editors was dragged into court here today. The chair is made from timber taken from the war sloop Revenge. of Revolutionary fame. and the action is taken to determine who should. receive credit as it's de signer.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Bert Eldridge returned from Nixon Landing Monday evening, after having landed at that point supplies for Black burn, Eldridge & Goebel and several other outfits. taken up on the Dough nut King. Coming down on the Dough- nut was A. D. Mcdonald. who. after attending to few business details. re turned on. the. Alaskan to Nixon Land Ing.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

. London.-The ship Queet, ca which Shaekleton willexplore the Antarctic regions, sailed from here to-day.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

New \ York.-Memerial. serE ices for victims ofthe. ZR-2 disaster were held today at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Seattle.-Promoter -Vanderlip ar rived here today, from Los Angeles. He is endeavoring to interest Seattle ca apital in his Siberian concessions.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Davenport, Wash.-Three @airplanes are aiding deputy sheriffs in, searching for three band;tsew ho tried to hold, up the Reardon National Bank.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Bismarck.--A referendum ca recall of Governor Frazier will be. held on October 26, the campaign ..for which will begin Monday next.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Seattle.--Gearge, Gilbert}SWaecho age 2, Canadian and former service man, committed, suicide here today, said to be due to aslove affair.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
Photographic Ticks.

West Point.-President Harding re viewed the Academy cadets here this afternoon.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
Having Two Cases of Gordon Gin, Purser of
 Victoria Is Arrested

Seatle.-Through developments to- ..day it is learned that just before the sailing Of ,the steamship. Victoria for Nome, aast Saturday, Federal officers ..raided. the vessel and found two cases of Gordon gin seereted in the room of ,Purser w. A. Hopkins. The latter was lodged in. jail: and c. l.. .Geiser sent out as purser.
 John Heino returned yesterday from Nixon, where he ~dellvsred. g load of freight for Greg Stewart.
 W. w. Lukens, Alaska Road Com mission superintendent, came. down from Tacotna on the. Alaskan.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21


 Shackleton willexplore the Antarctic regions, sailed from here -teday.
 New York.-Memerial services for victims of the. Z.s-2 disaster were held today at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
 Davenport, Wash.-Three ~airplanes Ire aiding deputy sheriffs in, searching for three band tsaV ho tried to hold up the Reardon National Bank
 Bismarck. "A referendum on recall of Governor Frazier will be. held on r October 26, the campaign .for which will begin Monday next. Seattle.-Promoter ..Vanderlip ar rived here today from Los Angeles. He is endeavoring to interest Seattle ca pital minis Siberian concessions. Seattle.-Geerge, Gilbert}SV aSehorn, age 2, Canadian and former service man, committed, suicide here today, said to be due to aslove affair. Washington n.+rRepresentative fay llor, of Arkansas. member of the rivers and harbors committee, died here today, after a prolonged illness. l Seattle.-James .Pyan and Thomas Atkinson were arreeted here tonight, charged with having robbed the Bank Of Los Angeles of forty five thousand EdolIars
 Washing ten.-The~ repeal Of the in Ecome surtax of-one, per cent on net in comes of more than S5,00o. and dess than $s.OO0. was agreed upon today by | the,Senate finance committee. Seattle.-ClarenceS Slaight, aged 9, was instantly killed today as he cate- pulted over an automobile with which fhis motorcycle collided. He had sonly recently been married Washington.-Discor and ~dissen-
 
 fdering in the Army air service, result , ed today in the resignation of Major General Meacher as chief of the air service.
 Logan, w. Va.-A blanket indictr ment against three hundred and fifty lStriking miners was returned in the Logan county court today. as a result of the recent disturbances throughout this section.
 sLos Angeles.-Convicted Of Stealing three cents from 8 child's bank, Ray Ivy ywas today sentenced by Judge Willis to a, prison, term of fifteen years. Court room spectators gasped with -amazenent.
 Seattle.-Policeman K. H. Parker was arrested. here today, charged with being implicated in the recent thefss of liquor from the rGOgeenment ware house. Five cases of liquor were fouad in his. possession.
 NewY Yerk.-The editorial chair re gently presented to President Harding by 8 number >0f>editars was dragged into court here today. The chair is made from timber taken from the war sloop Revenge, of ofsRevolutionary>f fame.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21
, 4: :oraogas Sept. L.

f's ssssocdoVa, Sept. L- TINES, EMoGrath-
 Your wire, caasansange service as suggested. ,.Netifg~ parties to submit bid quick. | EAMES."
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Washington. n.HRepresentative Hay ,lor, of Arkansas member of-the rivers and harbors committee, died here today, after a prolonged illness.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

The above "telegrams, fn sequence are explanatory In themselves. They show clearly how. matters. stand in re- gard to mail service over4 the Rainy pass route this winter. When appraised lof the ,prep0saas. here -by Mir.
 Eamess ssuperintendeHto Of lslastza mails, Col. Steese, knowing. conditions pre- vai]ing over the Rainy-ERass trail,
 realized at. once~that the proposals of |sMr. Eames, in the particulars stated ! would be hard to fulfill. Likewise. the telegram of Col. Steese shows his |~eagerness and,sincerity in having the Rainy Pass trail.sused for mail pur- poses-duriog the cemisg winter season. MT. Eamesa response to the teieg ratn %of THE. KusKo. TIMES shows bis i'm mediateinsighs into. the situation, as suggested by Col. Steese, and as evil denced by the request for. bids Joy the altered schedule.
 Mrs. D. k. Clough, McGsath's post mistress, has wired Iditarod, asking to have the esubstance.of.,Mr.. Eames' wire publishedsia the bulletin at that place. EShe has likewise4Dotified dog mushers of this.vicinity.
 Seattle.-Rireetor Rain, of the Btu fea,u 0f Mines. arrive here today.
 -Scesty Auld,wenL to- Berry Landing on the Alaskan.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Seattle. -sRirector Rain, of the Bu reau of Mines arri ved here today.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

-Sceoty Auld went to- Berry Landing on the Alaskan.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-21

Seattle.-James 1Ryan and Thomas Atkinson were arreetede here tonight, charged with having robbed the Bank Of Los Angeles of forty five thousand dollars