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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28

from her right eye and steadied her
with his arms Is that plain?
Arise and greet the Prairie Tennis
Club They have excellent perform
ers and are preparing for the grand
tournament in the east. Location Of
grounds, 1897 Forrest Avenue. These
grounds are open to all upon payment
of small fee for maintenance
Welcome to the Family. Next
week full announcement Watch. See
President n. f. Caldwell. 1884 Vim
cennes. DIR. o. b. Williams (Champ)
prominent figure and active player.
The Philetha Club OF Quinn is Civ
ing a Bible Baseball Social at 1928
Vernon Avenue, June third. Miss L.
Trip. president.
The Spell-down held by the Inter
mediates of M. {. G. was a success
with Mrs. Smith and Mr. Mcpherson
winning.
The Judges in the Contest in Ora
tory at Pilgrim ON the 18th day OF
June. are: Reverends a. l.. Rice and
| J. II. Hawkins, Editor Joseph d
Bibb Honorable Henry l.. Humphrey
and Mrs. S. V. Porter Baxter. In
case of absence 4 substitute will be
appointed.
The Missionaries of Olvct meet
next Sunday afternoon al 3 p. NJ.
Grand Program and refreshments.
Mrs. Eddings, President,
| We recommended the tag on the
| Aged and Adult this week
Men and Boys (only) are invited to
the lecture and that picture 1t
will be at Wendell's at 3 Z. NJ. May
10Th Wonderful
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28

fishing Company,
Managing Editor
T h e c lea go
Whip, in address
"a New Race
Psychology" Sun
day afternoon,
NJ ay 22nd. The
NJ ale Quartette
Solos (Cornet,
Saxophone) and
Choral numbers
we'll credited the
occasion. TIE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28

the four men. They had passed out
through the rear door on unsteady legs.
Nosey shifted the air and remarked,
Evil Eye Hootch," and took his place
in front of the store to look at the hats.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
COME PEOPLE do like aprons.
~ Nosey followed five young ladies
~ last Sunday afternoon from 3lst
and Prairie avenue up Michigan ave
nue. until they landed on Grand boule-
ward and took seats on the grass. All
five were dressed in cheap red aprons.
They lighted their cigarettes before
it was dark" and accosted almost every
automobile that passed. until one
stopped, and they climbed in and went
singing on their way Many people
thought that the cigarette smoking la
dies lived on the Boulevard, and Nosey
takes this means OF letting the public
know differently.
VERY SIGN that is made with a
r. window shade does not always
- have the same significance as in
tended. The young man who waits
every night in the alley between State
and Wabash for the rear window shade
to go up twice before he ascends the
back stairs, received jolt which took
him down those stairs in less time than
he had ever made in an emergency
The shock which sent him earthbound
even arranged Tor those wicked curves
in the stairs. so that he only received
his bruises when he landed in the gar
bage can of the fiat below. 1t was al
caused by the innocent act of visiting
cousin who tried to lift the shade anc
was forced to pull it twice. If Little
Archie" had not said what he did
when he entered the rear door The
hubby would never have welded sucf
a mean fist Yet some people believe
in signs.
ZOU SHOULD have seen tn,
Y mix-up at the Studebaker Thea
ter the other night at the Der
Williams show. Nosey saw the littl,
Inewly-wed wife come in with her hand
some roomer, who was taken in t.
help cut down the rent, and take seat
down front, They had hardly gotter
seated when the hubby came in witt
the charming lady roomer, who wa
also taken in their fiat to help pay tn
rent. Hubby spied wife, got mad, the
frightened because he thought wifi
might turn and see him. If ever ma
prayed for the lights to go out" tina
Ipoor man did. He hustled out betwee
the acts to try and change his seat
for downstairs. but the management
could not see il, so he waited until tn
curtain went up before coming bach
He planned right, though. and met hi
lady roomer at State and Adams, an
Nosey heard him say to the driver
Drive like the devil, no matter wha
it COSTS All was quiet at the cose
little fiat, so Nosey knows that he bea
wife back home. What they said t.
each other between smiles and lovinI
kisses would make them charter mem
bers of the Annanias Club. Simpl
another case where triangle has be
come a circle.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28
The Clubs
By Walter A. Ellis

The Star Literary Society of Eber-
nezer Church presented Honorable A.
Clement MacNeal, OF Mac Neal Pub
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28

of The Inn, and Nosey recognized two
glowing young debutantes in company
with an elderly lady. The elderly lady
looked in and saw bald-headed law
yer, a gray-haired physician and nu-
merous other married men who should
have been somewhere else, and the
lady hastily hustled her two debutante
charges back in the electric and put
on full speed ahead without a word.
Nosey gave another peek into the
party, watching the shining bald pate
OF the whirling lawyer as he made
fancy dance steps and opined quietly
like the wise lady that the debutantes
could do better at home.
FnFTEN one hears of that terrible
N thing called the evil eye" but
seldom encounters it except in
southern climes. Nosey caught a
glance from an evil eye" the other
night on Indiana avenue as he was
standing near the curb waiting for
car. Nosey got interested in man
who was standing looking with fixed
stare into a window of a millinery
shop. Nosey knew that he could not
be SO deeply interested in women'S hats
that he would stand for half an hour
looking at one hat At the end OF fifty
minutes the lady within the shop drew
near the window and looked the man
in the eye with that wicked glance
known as the evil eye and winked
once. The man moved as shot, and
entered the store, going into the rear.
NoSey waited an hour for the man TO
come out, but noticed that three more
had received the EVIL eye wink OF
the siren lady within and gone in APP
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28

NTOSEY was wandering around the
~ Garden District OF the South
Side in the neighborhood of
Langley and 47th streets. Nosey knew
that there was a "debutante party"
coming off at the Garden Districts Sc
lect Inn" and thought he would see
who came and went, as he was not in
vited. An electric drew up TO the door
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28

parently never to return. A friend
told Nosey after two hours wait that
he need not worry about the fate OF
the four men. They had passed out
through the rear door on unsteady legs
Nosey shifted the air and remarked,
Evil Eye Hootch," and took his place
in front of the store to look at the hats
When in Rome, do as the Romans do
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
National Forest Timber for Sale

.fSealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan Alaska, up to and including May 6, 1921, for all the merchantable dead timber standing or down, and all the live timber marked or designated Tor cutting on an area embracing about 50 acres, located on the west short of Glass Peninsula. Seymour Canal, one and one-half, miles south easterly from Bug Island, Tongass National Forest, Alaska, estimated to be 10000 linear feet of piling and 100000. feet B. M., more or less, of spruce saw timber No bid of less than Ac, for piling up to 76 feet in length, 1e from 76 to 95 feet in length, and 114c over 95 feet in length; and $150 per M. feet for spruce saw timber will be considered. $7O0 must be deposited with each bid to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retain ed in part as lquidated damages, ac- cording to conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids re- served. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the tim ber, ,-the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be ob- tained from the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
JURY QUICKLY FINDS
 ... JOHNSON NOT GUILTY

It took a jury about 15 minutes this forenoon to bring in a verdict of not guilty in the case of George l.. Johnson, recently indicted by the Grand Jury on the alleged charge of obtaining money falsely and fraudulently from the United States government, the sum in question being $36. The case was brought by the government in the United States District Court before Judge Robert w. Jennings. H. l.. Faulk- ner and Henry Roden appeared for the defendant and Walter Schaffner, Assistant United States District At torney for the government.
 The jury was composed of J H Kline, George Oswell, Harry Jordan T. H. Ashby, George E. Coury, A Rundall, M. H. Sabin, Oscar Harri Julius Jaeger, Otto Bernhard, R. T Harris, John A. Krugness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
HAWAIIAN WILL . HEAD ELKS FOR
 COMING SEASON
Installation Ceremonies for Juneau Lodge 40, B. P.
 o. E. Tonight. /

Walter J. Manahan. newly elected Exalted Ruler of Juneau Lodge APO B. P O. E., will be installed at the meeting of the Lodge tonight by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler George F. Forrest tosucceed Joseph A. Snow, present head of the local lodge. Installation ceremonies will be followed by a special program and banquet. Following is the complete list Of new officials who will head the Elks for the coming year;
 w. J. Manahan, Exalted Ruler
 Esteemed Leading Knight, A. B Cole.
 Esteemed Loyal Knight c. p Jenne.
 Esteemed Lecturing Knight, John E. Lang.
 Secretary, James A. Davis.
 Treasurer, Harley J. Turner.
 Tier, Fred A. Sorri.
 Esquire, Cash Cole
 Inner Guard, David Evans
 Chaplain, Jas l.. McCloskey.
 Trustees, J. L. Gray, John Reck, w. E. Kirk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
POPULAR PAPER MAN
 GETS SWEETS AGENCY

M. F. Mcdonnell, Alaska repre- sentative of the American Paper Company has taken the agency in the North for Swift & Co.,, that was formerly held by Sidney s. Jacobs who died at San Francisco recently
 MT. Mcdonnell, who arrived from Seattle today, made the final ar engagements while there to take over the account and will handle it in conjunction with his paper agency, making, his headquarters at Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
PETERSBURG ELECTION QUIET

PETERSBURG, Alaska, April 6:- One hundred and nineteen votes were cast in the municipal election here yesterday, Edward Focken be ing elected mayor without opposi tion. Little interest was shown in the election
 Six councilmen were elected, be ing Russell York, S5; L. A. Wood ward, 70; c. F. Swanson, 7G; c. H. Paulske, 77; Earl H. Dinner, 70; William Gribble, 77. Unsuccessful candidates for councilmen were Hans A. Anderson, Chris Christen- son, Rasmus Enge, P. Jorgenson, J c. Smith.
 Dr. H. c. Carothers was elected as school director for the one-year term, receiving 102 votes, his op- ponent, Andrew Wikan, getting p Martin Kildall was -unopposed for the threeyear term as school direc- tor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
SkAGWAY TICKET SPLIT

SKAGWAY, Alaska, April 6.-E A. Rasmussen, president of the Bank of Alaska. having establishments here, Cordova, Wrangell and other Alaskan towns, was elected mayor in yesterdays municipal election without opposition. Two tickets were in the field for council mem bers, two candidates on the Citi- zens' ticket and two on the Tax payers ticket being elected.
 Howard Ashley, Citizen candidate defeated George Killo1 on the Tax payers ticket for the one-year term Robert Eville, Citizens, and Frank Suffecool and Emil Richter on the Taxpayers ticket, were elected for two-year terms. Oscar Selmar was reelected city treasurer without op- position. Three candidates were in the field for city clerk, the victory going to Miss Clara Carson, running as an Independent, who received 93 L. E. Reynodlson, Taxpayers 23, and Lee c. Geult, Citizens, 26 votes V. l. Hahn was elected school direc- tor without opposition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
SITKA RETURNS

SITKA, Alaska, April Gone hun dred and thirty-one votes were cast here yesterday in the municipal election, the successful candidates being R. w. DeArmond, mayor; H. D. Stabler, J. A. Smith, J. c. Thom- as, J. McNulty, L. Peterson and w. member of the city school board
 The measure calling for direct election of mayor and three coun- cilmen for two year and three for one-year terms passed by vote of 79 to 15. Thirty per cent of the total vote cast was Native
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
FAIRBANKS WELL EQUIPPED

FAIRBANkS, Alaska, April E- With only PIT voters registered here, the municipal election passed quietly with only one ticket in the field. c. Harry Woodward was elected mayor, councilmen elected being H. H. Ross, Frank R. Clark and w. T. Pinkerton. Howard J. Atwell, assistant United States At torney here, was elected director of the school board,
 On the councimanic board chosen are druggist, the undertaken and embalmer, and the man who furnish es coal to the town, and the mayor is the towns leading insurance broker.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
DIR. COUNCIL coRDovA MAYOR

CORDOVA, April 6.-Dr. w. " Council was elected Mayor ovel Charles J Goodall by a majority c 48 votes at the city election herr yesterday. K. G. Robinson defeated I. D. Bogard for City Clerk by 5C votes and Thomas Scott was elected Treasurer over Chester Mellison by 80 majority.
 E. V. Boyle, George Dooley and Allan Lund were elected to tho Council over r w. Cloninger, H. ONeil and J. c. Smith
 The total vote was 372 out of q registration of 409.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
Is That So!

Looks like Barrie Payne. of the Nashville Tennesseean, has queered tend one, of the dinners prepared by the Corn Feds in the Names Is Nam es Club. We find this slam in his column:
 The following is respectfully ded- icated to our distinguished guest of yesterday Luke McLuke: The Corn Fed of the species is deadlier than the frail"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
RETURNS FROM SEWARD

SEWARD, Alaska, April 6.-John Noon was elected Mayor at yester days municipal election
 Councilmen elected are s. F. Ad Charles A. Tecbklenderg.
 Other successful candidates were City Clerk, c. A. Estes; City Treas urer. Hugh Dougherty; City Attor- ney, Harry L. Smith. and Clerk of the School Board, Mrs. Willis o. Perry.
 One hundred and eighty-one votes were cast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
RESULTS AT HAYNES

HAYNES, Alaska, April 6.-At the municipal election here yesterday, H. 0. Banta, N c. Hanson, Harry Higgins, G. w. Hinchman, John Les lie, s, Sheldon and. Charlotte Will Hanson were elected for the Haines City Council for the ensuing year. Claud Denton was elected Treas urer of the School Board. Leslie receive dthe highest vote for 'Coun- cilman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
RICE NEW NOME MAYOR

NOME. Alaska. April 6.-Charles Rice defeated Thorulf Lehman by substantial majority in the may orally race here yesterday.
 There were no contests for City Council The new council, includ-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06

The first seven of these will con stitute the council for. the coming year.
 For the school board, L. w. Kill burn succeeded himself as clerk with a vote of 79
 Felix Gray was elected school di rector, with a vote of 76.
 The newly elected council will takeN office next Monday evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
K. OF (. DANCE BRINGS
 OUT HAPPY GATHERING

The dance given by the Knights of Columbus in honor of members of the Alaska Legislature at the Parochial Hall last night was pro nounced by the big crowd present one of the most happy events of the winter season.
 The hall was beautifully decorated with streamers of the national col OTIS, the latest music as played by Woofter's orchestra made a decided hit and many of the lawmakers helped with their presence to make the whole affair a success.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
GOOD VOTE AT WRANGELL

WRANGELL. April 6.-Two hun dred and twenty-nine votes were poled here in yesterdays city cleo ton. Those elected were: Mayor, J. G. Grant; Councilmen, Bert Tucker, O. Gunderson and H. D. Campbell; for director of the school board, Rev. H. P Corser.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
NO CONTEST AT VALDEZ

VALDEZ, April 6--There was no contest at the city election hero, there being but one ticket in the field, consisting of Messrs. Biggs, Minor, Patterson, Wilson, Meals, Wood and Smith for the CouncI and Nels Jepson for School Director
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06

ing holdovers, is comprised of Cavcy, Lichtenberg, Burgs and George S. Maynard.
 The Rev. Baldwin was elected Clerk of the School Board, defeat ing R. B. Julien.
 F. Grim for City Clerk and City Attorney O'Neill were reelected without opposition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
WORKING AT IhANE

Enc Erickson yesterday went to work in the supply department of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany at Thane
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
TORRY kETCHIkAN MAYOR

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, April G. Tom Torry was elected Mayor of Ketchikan yesterday, defeating Coun- cilman Ed Williams for the place Axel Osberg was elected to a one year term on the City Council and w. A. Bryant, Thomas Davies and Walter Thomas to two-year terms Will H. Winston. City Clerk and Attorney, was reelected over s. A Plumley.
 On the proposition of electing a City Clerk by vote or leaving it to the Council, the latter proposition carried
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06

Masquerade Suits TOT rent: Cos tunes made to order, Mrs. Swartz- snberg. Phone 462 Douglas. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
TARI,E BOARD

Board may now be had by day week or month; single meals also served Room to rent Next to City Hall, Douglas. MRS. MAXI. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
ARE YOu HOLDING A M

ARE YOU HOLDING A MAKE SHIFT JOB? Sometimes necessity forces people to accept unsuitable employment and to become simply wage earners, often without a chance for advanceemnt. If you can do classified ad in The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
l kSl EkDA !

NOIE: Observations IIarbor and Kodiak taken at and 135th meridian (Juneau tme);
  and m, 135th
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is done by the Empire Call us up for quotations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
New Council, School Clerk And School Directors Are
 Elected at Douglas.

The regular city election passed off very quietly here yesterday.
 total of -84 votes were cast out of a total registration of 12S. Candi- dates and votes cest for each are as
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-06
CITY ELECTIONS
 HELD THROUGHOUT | HE TERRITORY.
Mayors Elected at Ketchikan, Nome, Cordova, -Haines
 And Elsewhere.
Continued from Page One.D

thought I see no reason why the members of the new Council should not work in harmony
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
AN UNFORTUNATE INCIDENT.

ut is unfortunate indeed that he basketball game be-
L tween Delaware College and the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute last evening to such unsatisfactory con-
cuson due TO the " p. l. team refusing 10 live up 70
the rules OF the gano
That Inc teams were evenly balanced and that te seme
was exceedingly exciting, who was in tho gym
naslum win deny Time after time the visitors wcre pen
allied for technical and personal fouls They refused 70
PROFIT however, by experience and continued with what
Is known as their raw STUFF until they had exhausted
their supply OF substitute players. At that time the SCORE
stood II to &c in their favor with Delaware about to shoot
for foul goal.
Under a well-estahlishod rule OF the game, hen
was Incumbent upon the visitors to proceed with the
game with four players They refused 10 do so, and left
the court Delaware then shot the foul goal tied the
score at II 70 II and the referee declared the for
fefed by the " p !. 10 Delaware by score OF 10 O.
But with IT all it is pity the thing happened as II is
the first unpleasant incident Of the season connection
with Delaware
To show how h1ghly the sporsmanke spirit Of Della
College appreciated quote the following from
The current number OF The Log. ue official organ Of the
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis the basket
bail team OF which institution Delaware has defeated two
years in succession:
'-Ihe Delaware Ooilege basketball team by staging a
spectacular rally in NE last few minutes OF play, turned
victory into defeat for the Navy nve ast Saturday and
the most thrilling game here this by a
2i to 10 scorc Although this defeat breaks our string
Of eleven straight wins cannot help but give e Den-
team credit for The wonderful brand Of basketball
hat they displayed The visitors brought with them an
enthusiastic crowd OF rooters and these along with
mmes. Mds and officers made appropriate setting for
sEh a brilliant contest"
would be well for re sport n the " p. !. players
wero poesosed Of OF me Naval Academy and Della
ware oOGlose spirit
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
a,Au,,rr STREET. AND PnEFERENI1AL TREATMENT

pAWHkyyT STREET. AND PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT.
vuVVO new bridges over Che BrndyIsdnc, to replace
the ramhackse affair at Market street and the other
40 replace the equally raushRokle afair at EeVc1fn
street. are needed suypcrNtfvey.
There seems 70 be important division Of sentiment
on baf point Both the Eas. Shte and the West SIDE me
North side and sie South SIDE, reoOsnlno the need
The division Comes the question ~hehcr the county
can Afford to s8Oo00O OF bonds at this tHne, and
hud bon, bridges or should the 10 100000 and
busd only one OF the bridges uss time. That division
is very largely as between the urban and The rural dis
sots and tas TO do with the money end OF the prOpO-
siton.
R,rt when Il rrarrows down 30 question OF wtfcs
~ ne two bridges should be hunt nst there arises
aocal division OF sentiment OF sectional nature which
must be met and adjusted
Tse great bulk OF the pe0Tse Of Wilmington and Of me
rural sessions to the NORTH south and west OF our city
unouestonably are OF TIE OPINION unat Market street
bridge Is Of infinitely greater tmpsrtanoe than rs the one
uropoea 10 replae the od Eleventh street bridge espe
oially m view OF the Lincoln tg~ay development anc
ne great VOLUME Of north and south tranlc which Will
cross the Brandyggne at Market street. even with ne
new Washington street bridge completed
But the people In the northeastern section Of our cHy
are set upon haying new bridge too and doubt viii
Aeht aezyrexsvey for IT, Thor disadvantage however
MIN lie in the fact that preponderaiang public sentiment
within and without he oity viii demand prefentia treat
nen for Market street. with secondary treatment for e
Eleventh street brhise project
The public never would forgive he Legislature the
Levy Court FOR losing sight Of ne tremendous trano ai
viii be thrown upon the Market street crossing when the
lincoln Highway and It's latsrals fully in the public
service.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
HIS APPETITE HAD GONE and
HE SLEPT POORLY At Night

bottles" declared VIM II. Smith
(barber). 40 p. Airy St.. Norristown. ,
Pa.
Druggists say thousands of people
could relieve themselves of such >
troubles by using Earle's Hypo-Cod
exactly as Mr.. Smith did himself.
At this season OF the year change :
able weather puts great stress upon
the system and nature cannot ward
of sickness effectively II you are
weakened. nervous and rundown.
Help nature TO thicken the blood.
strengthen the lungs. increase the
appetite and digestion. Drop In at
the drug store tonight and get
couple bottles of the genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod Like thousands are doing
and build yourself up to strong Wig .
orous health again.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is sold here by
Eckerd's Medicine Stores G. stores),
and the leading druggists in all
NEARBY towns.