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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
MACHINE GUNS GUARD
SAN GIOVANNI STREETS
lBy Associated Press

FLORENCE. ITALY. March 25-
Labor disorders took place TO-DAY at
san Giovanni. in the commune of
1asicl Nuovo. While trying to calm
infuriatcd workmcu who wnr. Mt
tempting /" fire Oh an establishment.
IN" manager SiGnor Raffo. was shot.
AS ne VAS being taken to II hospital
TWO bombs wcre thrown killing I'm
S'necr L"nghi- Another manager.
Colonel Mascra. also was shot
san Giovanni is now held by troops
with machine guns. hut before their
arrival members of the Fascist
rushed into tn" town on lorricS. de-
StroyinS the workmcn's co-operativc
center. The workmcn are gathering
;h"catcninsly in The hills around thu
town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
MARINE CORPS VETERANS
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS
LHN Assncintcd Press. |

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Marinc
corps veterans Of the world war. en-
listed men and nuncoumissIoncd Of
iiccrs. as well as those who held tenn
porary commissions have been re-
wardcd for their service in the award
Of 1+S permanent commissions in the
corps, ranging from the grade OF sec
cnd lieutenant To captain.
Award Of the commissions was an
nounccd today by the special sclcc-
tion board appointed six months ago
by Major-Gcncral john A. Lci,unc.
commando Of the corps. and headed
by Major General Wendell Neville
Practically all those awarded com
missions saw service with the marine
brigade in France from the action at
Bcllcau wood 10 the ArEonnc
Ranking the list OF CAPTAINS is
Leroy J.. Hunt. who served as major
ia the marine battalion, which cf
fc:ied the historic crossing of the
McuSc River on the eye of the arm
isticc, while Louis cukela. winner of
tile congressional medal oT honor.
heads the list Of first iicutcnants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
EISIEiEN FIGHTING VIOLENT
PRECEDING C-tPITULtTIoS
BY Associated Pr

=.
ElSLEBEN. GERMANY March -.
Fighting between the Communists
and security police for possession OF
Etsiebcn had extended this morning
10 4 half-milc front I'm the western
section Of the town, with the posl-
tons OF advantage changing hands
from moment to moment The Com
mumist army OF $500 was being re-
enforced steadily by peasants and
Villagers carrying army guns. coming
into town by unknown roads on foot
and on bicycles
Riies. machine guns, grenalcs and
dynamite. which were heard con,inu-
ouSiy throughout the night. had he
come Il continuous rumble. resembling
drumiirc. From the Post and Telc-
graph EuiIdinE the combat was vis-
iblc and above the roar of the Rrin-
could be heard calls OF encourage
mcnt to both sides and the cries OF
the wounded, lying where they fell
The entire force OF police was
thrown against the positions of the
Communists in an effort to drive
them into the open country while
the Communists marshalcd their
forces in the east part of the town
for an attack from the rear.
The lighting was particularly des-
continued on Page 2. Col. -
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INy Nssociltcd rrcss- |

NATClIEZ MISS. March 2i.-An
N.ray examination Of Lieutenant w
u. concy disclosed the fact that his
back is fractured. according To ply
si"ianS attending him. who state that
h Ias only abou. one chance in ten
tp recover. lie is sii!i conscious and
cheerful. but his Thy ysicians say fc-
vrr is dcvclopin,
AZ 1915 o'clock tonight. Dr. Charles
Chamberlain and Dr. j. y. Illman,
in charge OF the case. issued the fol-
lowing bulletin regarding the condi-
zion Ct Lieutenant Concy. as dis
c.csrd ny III" examination:
Lieutenant Concy is suffering from
fractures of the third. fourth and
nfth lumbar vcrtchrac. lie is para
lyZed from the chest down: tempcra-
tmrc io3. We regard his condition
AZ very serious"
Lieutenant Concy. injured in an air
plane accident near Crowvillr. La.
early this morning. arrived here
shortly before . o'clock tonight,
according 10 physicians accompany
mg him. the injured transcont!ncniai
ilier stood the trip as well as could
be expected. Ton his arrival here lie
was taken In charge by physicians
from q local sanatorium and members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
USES PRESS TO ASK
RETURN OF SLAYER
IEy United Ncws.l

CHICAGO. March 25.-A desperate
two-day man hunt by Chicago police
Tor Tommy" O'Connor. alleged slayer
of Detective Sergeant Patrick j..
O'Nell. took on a new aspcc, late
Friday when o'Conuor's lawyer, w.
w O'Rricu. urged through the press
that the fugitive give himself up be
cause there is no evidence that YOU
murdered O'Nci!l."
O'Ncni was shot and killed when
he aud five other detectives sur
rounded "a house to arrest cc"nnor
After the shooting o'Connor escaped
Since then the greatest man hunt
il the history Of the police depart
men, has been in progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Road Inspector Fnce. rrinl.

ASiiNli.lE' y. G., March 25.-Clay
e. sans inspector OF the StockvilIo
Democratic Road Improvement pro-
ject charged with neglect OF duty in
connection with construction OF tho
highway, today faced trial in Su-
perior Court despite by the State So
licitor for continuance to the non.
appearance Of Frank Blackstock. said
10 have been the principal state wit.
ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
0ANVILlE MAN KILLED
AS TRAIN WRECKS TRUCK
special to The Times pispatchl

Special To The Times Dispatch
hANNiLi.E. VA. March 2i.-A. H..
coleman was instantly Killed and
+. NJ. Adkins WAS injured this morn
Ing at 1880 O'Clock when incoming
southern train Nc. D, from Lawrence
Niiie "rcr~ed two-ton oil truck
abreast of Riddles Crossing. near the
depot. The truck was demolished
.tJkins. the driver, icapcd 20 safety.
The truck was hoistcd on tho pilot
of tho locomotive.
The train was coming up grade
and around cure, at the apex OF
which Was Il 5oxcar standing on a
sid!rS. which blocked tho view of the
orivcf and ~ Engineer j. y. Jarrett.
nc srakcs We're applied. but IL was
100 late 10 prevent the craBl, and the
train slid severai feet with the truck
locked to 1t. e. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
WILSON BETTER
FTER ILLNESS
Admiral Grayson Reports For
mer President Ou, OF
Danger.
MAY TAKE RIDE TODAY
Quickly Responds to Remedies
Applied in Previous Attacks
of Acute Indigestion.
NAY TAKE RIDE TODAY
Iny Associated Pr.ss. |

WASiIINGTOE. Marcn % Former
President Wilson was said tonight To
be recovering satisfactorily from AN
acute attack of indigestion. which
h" suffered shortly after noon today.
admiral Cary I. Grayson. the former
Presidents physician. said It prob
ably would be another day or two
before Mr. Wilson could be consid.
er.ed as entirely recovered.
Mr.. Wilson has been subjec, 20
nervous Indigestion for a number of
years and to'!ay's attack although
without warning. Was not wholly uu-
expected. /; was said only members
Of his family and servants wcr.
present when the attacks occurred.
but hurried calls brought pr Ster-
ling Isufiin. VINO previously had at
tended him. to tho home Oh S street
bT. Gra$son arrived soon after and
with Dr. Rufiin applied the rcm",li :
that had proved successful in pre-
vious Httacks. SIR. Wilson was said
to have quickly rcsp"ndcd to the
treatment and Dr. Eufnu on leaving
the Wilson home about .:3O o'clock.
described the patients condition as
sa'isfac;ory.
Most of the afternoon was spent by
tn" President iu bed. his condition
being described a. much similar 20
that of thr normal person VINO had
suffered froul such AN attack. Lat.
IN tho afternoon he was up for "A
little while and seemed to feel much
better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
IOWA CORN GROWERS
AEE TAXING TO dope"
lisN Unitrd Ncwsl

DIES MONIES. IA, March 25-Thc
hitherto staid corn growers OF South
ern Iowa have taken - Hushish.
This vice OF the Exotic Far East
Is growing in popularity in this dis
trict through TIA. medium OF :, drink
called happy wonder physicians
from all parts OF the State testified
before legislative committee here
Friday Happy wonder" they de-
cared is made, as is hashish from In
dian hemp. although instead ~ chew
ing or smoking III" drug as the In
dams do. Iowa farmers are inhaling
II i'm Iinuid form
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
3 KILLED IN WINDSTORM
IN Associntcd rrcssl

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. March %. -
Three persons were killed and much
property WAS destroyed by n sever,
wind storm near Newhopc this after
noon. according to reports reaching
huntsville tonight. Telephone wires
arc down and the transmission lines
Of the Alabama Power Company.
which supplies electricity 10 Hunts
willie. Albany and Decatur. were
broken and these and other towns
were with"u, electric lights and
power for Scvcrai hours tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

HAVANA. March 2a.--f.rc broke
on, on board the steamer Lake ELL
jay in the harbor of Cabanas yes
icrday. and inflicted serious damage
before it was brought under CON
troll. The steamer was taking on q
cargo OF sugar. and 10000 sacks had
teeu placed IN the hold when the lire
was discovered.
Most OF the crew and the s;evedor.s
handling the cargo abandoned IN"
vessel. but :he captain and machinisis
remained on board to open the valves
To empty tn. tanks OF fuel oil L"
prevent an explosion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
rnnnmnn Congress- tn Mec1

WASlilNGTbN. March 2a.-prcs:-
dent iorras, OF Panama. has called n
spec!al session Of Congress for next
Monday 10 consider rauaina's aiti-
iudc toward the demand made hy the
American government thar Panama
accept as final the White award as
To the boundary between that coun-
Try and Costa Rica. This Information
was contained in q, .,dispatch received
today by the statei Department from
the American legation at Panama
City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Insane Man G..> Damage Verdict.

Samuel y White" inmate o! the
state hospital for The insane. today
was awarded - verdict for $l2.50o
damages. less $5j5 for which lie set
tied with the railroad before going
to tho asylum. for injuries received
III q wreck on the Atlantic Coast
Line hallway, in 1917. The suit was
broush, by his wife. The plaintiff
c"ntendcd that Whites insanity was
caused hy his injuries, and that he
was mentally unsound when he ac-
ccptcd The settlement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Miners Union Chief. seized.

PITTSBURC;. KANS. March - -
Alexander NJ. iiowai. president OF
the Kansas Mine Workers, and three
members of the organizations dis
trict executive board were arrcstcI
here lat" today on charges Of con
temp; of court in connection with the
calling OF strike now in progress
at a coal mine in this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
TOWBOAT EMPLOYEES
RETURN TO THEIR WORK
Iliy Nssocintcd Press !

NE:W YORK. March .5.- Marine
engineers ana officers on ocean going
tugs along the Atlantic Coast who
went on strike yesterday in protest
against wage reductions. have re
turned To work pending conciiiati"n
hy the Dcpartmcni Of Labor.
This message was sent Ia the de-
rartmrn; tonight 10y Thomas Il.
iIcalcy, chairman OF the Atlantic aud
Gulf Coast Conference -! tn" Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association. lie
also sent mcSSaE" to Secretary OF
Commerce Hoover, wh" brought the
strike situation 10 the attention Of
the department Of Labor. thanking
him for his intcrccssion.
orders FOR marine workers To re-
turn were Immediately dispatched TO
all affected Atlantic ports by MIR.
iIcalcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

GAINESVILLE. TEN. March 25.--
Joseph steven Burke. OF Kansas city
Mo. nationally known evangelist.
died here tonight following an opcr
alton. lie came to gainesville two
weeks ag" To conduct a revival, and
had not been we'll during that time
preaching his sermons while seated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
>c~ zcnlnnd Creates Na,u, Hoard

LONDON, March 25.--Ncw Zealand
has created board of her own to
administer her naval affairs and the
Minister OF Defense becomes prcSi-
dent OF the board, ii is stated In an
Official message received here. Qucs-
ti"ns as 10 policies and expenditures.
however, are to bc subject to Cabinet
approval.
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Four kir,cd n. Trn,n ,rit~ Auto.

rIQuA. ONO. March 25.- Milton
l.cnoN. his wife and two children.
were instantly killed here to-day
when passenger train struck their
automobile at railroad crossing.
Tw" other children in the car cs-
capcd serious injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
FOLLOWS WIFE TO GRAVE IN
SAME WEEK; BOTH AGED 81

lSpccia! to The Times Dispatchl
Li NcfiHuiiG. VA. March -
stephen T.. Padget,. aged ST. a CON
'e"'ra'c veteran. died at his home.
III Early street Thursday night Of
briEhtS disease. Ills wife. who also
was 81 years old died last Sunday
night Of pneumonia. He lcavcs no
children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Ex-scryicc Ma, E,c,n,,

SAVANNAH. GA. March .5.--onic-
iai report has been made TO the ma
riue hospital OF the escape os Joseph
Esca abaruc. former overseas soldier,
who was being carried 10 the Fed
crai hospital at Augusta for treat
mcnt Escabarne was arrested ia
savannah several geeksr;aso and
sent to the prison farm for ioltcs-
ing. i
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The Weather

fnir today, with rising t~mpern-
tnrcs In southeast portion, tomorro,,
fair, with n" change I'm Temperature.
For weather report sec Editorial Paso.
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nrcnd Price, Drop In uo,ton

BOSTON. March 25.-- Bread prices
IN Boston VIII be reduced next Mon
day and cents. Ia 10 and IL cents
tor standard weights. according 10
announcements of two OF the large
bread making companies.
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omccr, lIoId Alleged con,irt.

NEW ORLEANS, la, March 10
Thomas j. SauhridSc. -, salesman.
who is alleged hy the police TO have
escaped from deputy sheriff while
on his way TO the Georgia pcmi;rn-
iiary following his conviction on II
charge of swindiinG at Gainesville.
VA, six years ago. was taken into
custody by local police and detectives
from Georgia here lato TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Ccon,inued on rage >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

~ - a .57e.575-, ~ -5. 5.9- 9, N
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DOCTORS HOLD OUTNOH HOPE
FOR LIEUTENANT W. d. COMFY
Transcontnental Flyer Fractures Back When Plane
Crashes into Tree Near Crowve, La.-Was At
tempting Return Flight to San Diego, CAL

"i 'he i"ca' American Legion post
ana carried 10 the SanatoriIm. where
an examination "f his injuries was
'ha"e as soon as he had rested from
ms trip for short while
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ocontinicd on Page >. col. 4
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say Hun Disorder Spurious.

PARIS. March 25.-Oniciul circles
lere regard the Communist uprising
in Germany. as spurious" baSing
their Judgment on dispatches re-
CciVcd in this CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

CROWLEY. La. March 20 Ed
ward l.. kershaw. one of The i've mon
reported missing III Il balloon. which
aSccnded from Pensacola, is the twcn-
ty-onc-ycar-o son OF Samuel Kcr-
shaw of C:owicy. His mother is
d,:.i
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S,udeot browns. In old River.

SHREVEPORT. I.A, March 2S.--
While swimming In old River near
here Jer" Davidson. IA. a student OF
Centenary college. was drowned late
today.
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CONTINUED on Fage ., Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
.DEBs RESUMES ROUTINE:
OF FEDERAL PRISON LIFE
Socialist Leader Returns to Allan.
ia After Trip to Washington AT
Request OF Dauyhcrty.
DECLINES 10 DISCUSS VISIT
Appreciates ConfitlcnCc Rcpoecd in
Him and ThurougIily Enjoys
Trip = tnacc"mpIuicd ON Jour
ncy To National Capital.
IHy Nssoc.atcd prc.sl

ATLANTA. ca. March Eurcno
'. pehS returned TO Tho atlanta I'od-
efal rcn.;cntiary To-Day TO resume tho
ror,in" Of prison NE again, after his
trip 20 Wash.ugtou where ne dis
russ"d his case Win Attorney-Gen-
cral DuuBhorty.
Tiic Social!s, leader. who IS srIv-
ms 81 t"n-year term on conviction o.
Violating tn" wAr-t.m, cspionag. act.
"as smiling and cheerful as he
ml!2hted from ih" train ana ia the
briei time before re met in" warden
and was whsEod away to the prison
h. answered every question asked
h!m cAccpt those abou, his confer
encv 0r his chances for release.
Il appreciated the confidence shown
~ inc hy Letting M 70 alone and on
my honor 10 WASHINGTON" said Mr..
Dchs, and enjoyed thp trip.
Thinks Chances Good.
Yes. I'm goin" back 10 he good
conv!ct again. hc said, smi!in@!y. "A
moment later In answer TO :; query
as 30 whether he was going directly
TO tho prison
rhe Socialist, leader f.cls that the
Department. of Justice mas been fair
ana Square with him SO FAR. no mat
ter wha, tn. final decision is" ac-
cord!ng TO Samuel Casttlctou. attor-
u"y 70, Debs Nh Cas'!cton joined
h.m At Bucord. Ga this morn!r- and
rode bach, discussing the status OF
his case
personally. mink MS cnanc.s
are good bat that is oniy my per
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Flames Menace s,rnmcr.

continued on Page =. Col. -
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Father j, J. Mckeefrcy. of S,. Fat
rick's Church. said last night that he
will head Il delegation OF members
OF his church to attend. Father Me
hccir-y did not know jus, how many
would compose his delegation but
chat thcy would go in a body. Father
J. !. Bowler OF ST rci.r's, has also
declared his intention OF attvui!ng,
although II is n,s known whether Il
delegation viii he made up from
that church.
Belief is strong among Catholics in
Richmond that when the secret CON
clayc Of bishops meets in Baltimore
soon to name three men as possible
successors TO tn" late Cardinal CID
bons that Right Rev. pcuis j. DCon-
nell. II. D.. Bishop of iNchmund, viii
Toe included. with strong possibilities
OF his being elevated 10 the mead of
the church III America by TIA. Rope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

WASlIINt:TON, March 25-p pr. T.
-. Davis has been scut Ia New York
by Secretary Davis to act as CON
Ciliator ia the coutrGNcrsy between
The tug boat owners and their EN-
ploycs. the secretary announced to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
AMERICA TO DEFER
TRADE WITH RUSSIA
Resumption Must Await Fun
damental Change in Economic
System of Soviet Regime.
HUGHES TRANSMITS NOTE
State Secretary's Statement
Shows Complete Agreement
of Whole Administration


WASiilNGToN. March -. Il
American .-oy.rnm.u, notified tho
so,;,. ,,,au,.i ,. ,,..,
'''' resumption % ''ade between
''S''' ana ''' C'''ea states '""'a
Lot be considered unit! fundamental
changes had been mad. in the eco
.ro,,I. .,..,.,, ,,dor,..t,.. 80, e.;.,
safety % human life, guarantee of
property rights free labor ana Oh
g.rvanr. ,f ,t. s.nctit,. .f c,r,r,,,s
,y.r. ;,,os. ;bo r.o,,i,c,a,,. Iu,d
duwn in bri.f mote by secretary
Hughes "a. essential if tine DOORS OF
,.nmm.rr. b.,w.ou th. ,v,n c,t,n,r...
arc oncs NOR. - hc n,.n.d II,.
Communication added ,ho, "r,uviur-
lu- .y,d.r.. of IN. rnnsumnIinr Of
such ,nau.cs" mus, h. furnished be-
cor. thi. Government .y.n cared TO
d.sr,.. ,n. a,,i.,t
royuI,,i,p ,r pruLur,i,it,
These r.uliir.m.u;s In. not. de-
,.iar.d l,v ., IN. Foundation Of
rn..ia,r nr,du,rvi,v IL, ,ynirh ,,ono
th. na.l,n .,uIo Lnn. ;o r,bujld her
:c,.i,,n rad. nnd Io,It. herself n,-
tra.,iv. ecouum,c.l;lv in ,he nations
win woirh sha desires ia c>rnuuuc
proIucts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
- Killed in Coal Wine Explosion.
by United Ncws.l

CARLSBAD. March 25.--rwcnty-
ivc men were killed in an explosion
al tho Itukiu coal mines. resulting
from are.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-27
LOCAL LEGION POST
 MEETS TONIGHT AT
 ELKS' LODGE ROOMS

Combining social and business session. the Afford John Bradford Pest American Legion, will hold it's regular seni-monthly meeting this evening at the Eiks' Lodge rooms, at eight o'clock. Eight new applica- tiols for membership will be acted o1 this meeting.
 Other matters of particular inter- est to legionnaires will be taken up for discussion and disposition this evening. The Legion minstrel show will be up for further action; dis cussi9H of the proposal for a Terri, tori3l bonus 10 ex-scrYica men will a,ao fe had
 In connection with the latter sub- iect t is stated that the Post as well as Department officials have received copies of the plan adyo- cated by the Ketchikan legionnaire.; for . cash bonus for former service men which will be submitted to the Ioc7l post tonight IL is desired that @ full atten lance be present so that any action taken by the post will e~.aseat tic majority sentiment Of the local crga aoizatio1.
 Following the business meeting. 2, social session will be held at which "ccf'ca and" will be dished out in trulv Legion style.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-27
Uh0;S Here
 And Where

1us Thornblade from Whitehorse
 .0ard the Princess Mary enroute
 Narshalllowu, Iowa. on tWo
 u.ths' visit
 timer Farmer soardoueb Nilh tho Ahfa Pass and Yukon Route. Wita headquarters at Sbagway. i alaae. the Princess Mary going lo Sea,.I- au e Y.sit..
 Louis Schultz and Isaac Matthews. Mining men from AHn. mc oa 5.g Princess Mary going % Vancouver Both expect to return north W.tEll . month or six weeks.
 Albert F. Henderson. ship carpaa- Ter at Whitchorse. is paseeugor sllth on the Princess Mary for ehort visit with his family
 John Olson. with the White Pa at Skagway, is going 10 Seattle on 8 visit being a passenger, on the Prime ess Mary.
 George s. Sanders, who has bcor cooking in the Lake Bennett Eating House. Is passenger on the Prime e Mary for Victoria.
 Vincent Mulyihill clerk in the ticket office of the C. P. R. 70 SkaS way. is a passenger on the Princes Mary going south 10 Seattle for a short visit.
 Peter Youngquist mining man of Cowley, is going to the States on inc Princess Mary 10 be away six Es. IT. K. Carlisle Special Agent Field Service of the General Land On.cg,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-27

hyes They are from Douglas. C. C. Chamberlin, son of J. F Chambarlin, returned yesterday on the Estcbefh from a business trip 10 Haines. He is carrying the lines formerly represented by his fathcl for the Whiton Hardware Company and Pacific Net and Irvine Company H. T. Tripp left this morning or the steamer Princess Mary for d brief trip to Seattle
 S
 At the Gastineau
 T. Rohrbeek. B. r. Roberts. E. ] McClung, George F. Tutten. John A Erickson. H Erickson, II. E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs F. ". White, K. l. steberg. Knute Stensler Aug. Eyie IT, Fubush, Carl Logan C. C. Cham berlin.
 At the Alaskan
 JuliDa Jensen.
 At the Circle City ]. Swanson, Alr and Mrs. Paul Chuck. C. Ernest. Oliver Brooks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-27
Sx-fTesident Guatemala
 Prisoner But Not Abused

WASUlNGTON. Jan. Reports that former President Cabrera of Guatemala is being "maltreated' by the present Guatemala authorities, gre unfouuded, declared a report from Acting Secretary Norman Davis of the State Department transmitted to the Senate The department con frmed, however statements that Cabrera was in prison and that since his confinement his home had been footed of property estimated at
 from oac ta several hundred thOu- sands of dollars.