davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
PROTI BOLSEVICKE.
PROPAGANDA.
Velka Britanie poslala ostry
protest do Moskvy.

Londyn, 20. zafi. Briticka
vlada odeslala ostrou notu do
Moskvy, upozornujici SOVIET
skou vladu ma domn6l6 vazne
nedodrzenf slova tom, re Get
mi Rusove vedou kampan in
trik We stredni ASH a Afghan
stanu proti Velke Britanii. W.
svetleni jest pozadovano. No
Ia vypo6itava podrobne vsech-
ny nepfatelsk6 ciny. Vetsinou
Sc udaly Afghanistanu.
Nota, sestavena zahranic-
MIN ministrem Curzonem, do
rucena byla moskevske Wade
pred dv6ma dny. Uvadi podrob
ne vice "kriklavych porusenf"
slibu Ruska, jez vtelilo do OBJ
chodni smlouvy Velkou Bri-
tamil, re ustane We vSelike pro-
pagande proti-britick6. Nota
zvlast' vypocitava cinnost Tre-
ii internationally moskevske V
1ndii a Afghanistanu, cituiic
jako doklad prohlaSenf Stall
ma, predsedy vychodni sekce
Treti internationally, vybizeif-
ci vychodni sekretariat, aby Sc
v6noval podryvani zevnejsi
moci Anglie a Francie.
Varsava, 20. zaii. Nova
vzpoura vypukla ruske balti-
cke flotille. Ctyfi sta dGstojni-
XII bylo zatceno odvezeno
do Moskvy, die depesi obdrze-.
nych ze s5yetskeifo >kapitolu.
Jina depeSe pravi, re ruska
vlada vyzvala drivejsi financ-
Milky carskeho rezimu, ably spo-
lupdsobili vladou sov6tskou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
NESTESTf MA KRIZOVAT-
CE MA VYCH. 40. UL. A
FOREST CITY PARkU.
Nekolik osob zraneno a znamy
Inspector ma vych. SIS. ul.
Broadway snad zabit.

Ones rano $50 hod. vyje-
la poulicni kara ma vych. 40.
Iul. prave u kfizovatky, kde
trat' odbocuje k Forest City
parku koleii a vrazifa do
vykladni skrine cukrovinkove-
no obchodu, kde vyrazila skla
a zranila dosti nebezpe6ne tfi
osoby, jez pred kramem 6eka.
ly ma karu. Jeden muz Up
pei zlomeni nohy DRUM IRA
men povazlive Wmtf VIE
wagon zasahl automobil. kite
ry tou dobou stal ma ulici
roztfiStil predek pfednimi
koly. Ia autem stall znamy in
spektor p0ulicnich kar,, jenz
obyceine kona sluzbu ma vych.
55. ul. mistech, kde Sc kfi-
zuje trat broadwayska, ia IL
davSiho Sc neStesti byl zachy-
cen nahodou rychle pf'ijizd6ji-
ci ambulance a vymrSt6n do
znadne vySe, takze dopadl hla
YOU primo ma kolejnice a zu-
stal Y bezv6domi lezeti ma
dlazbe Die domnenek nekte-
rych ocitych svedku zaplatil
snad dopravni tuto katastrofu
zivOtem.
Misto ono die vypravovani
sousednicb obchodniku Jest
stalym jevistem nehod drob-
nejSich, takze cel6 okoli Sc
stava velice nebezpecnym a
bylo by nejyySe ma case, zjed-
matt co nejdfive nutnou napra-
vu. Hlavn6 jest stezovano, ze
nekteri ridici nedbaji predpi-
su a Jedi rychle.ii pres kfizo-
vatky, nezIi trafitni naffzeni
dovoluje.
Die pozdejSich zprav, KITE
rou doplhujeme zpravu diivej-
5; dodanou nam ocitym sv6d-
lem, byli zran6ni:
Martin Pernancik, 2719 Gro
ton ave. jemuz vyvracena byla
noha 2 kycle a zlomena kli6ni
kost.
Pittsburg Reese, 2616 vych.
%. ul.. utrpel pohmozd6ni le-
vt nohy.
Eastley Moore, 3012 Scovill
ave, ienz byl podren a snad
pvnitr zranen.
VSichni tri byli dopraveni
policii do nemocnice sv. Ale
XiSe ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

Josef James Pos, chiroprac-
tik, opustil svoji nanzelku. 6
m6slcu pred narozenim Mario
rie I'll po celou tn dobu Sc
svymi rodiGi V elsie 47l7 Le-
ster Ave. S. f. he Sveho do
nova zmizel zahadnym zpu-
sobem prosinci minuleho ro-
ku nebyl cd tech tasu spa
tfen. Pani Posova starala Sc o
dite cd ieho narozeni, ale n.y.
III kdy nemuze nalezti zamest
mani, jest il to nemozno. By
dli tisle 5214 Blanche Ave.
a prosi kazdeho, kdo by o po-
bytu iejiho muze v6del, ii biz
81 informace oznamil. Zmizely
Pos Jest povolanim chiropra-
ktorem a jest % roku star.
Decko ieho Jest stare de.set
mesicd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
VYVOZ PENEZ Z JUCO-
slavic.
Irestan jest die noveho zako-
ma smrti.

Berlin, 10. zari. Pone.
vadz valuta jihoslovanskych
penez stale je ma poklesu, VIA
da zakazala pfivoz luxusniho
zbozi do zeme a vyvazeni no.
tovych pen6z 2 JugosIavie do
ciziny, timz ma byti kursu po-
nekud pomozeno. Vyvazeni
hotovych pen6z q kralovstvf
mtlze byti smrti trestano. We
vsech ysak pfipadech, kde via
da presv6dGila Sc, re domaci
mince pres hranice isou VIVA
zeny, tyto proste byly skonfi-
skovany, takze puvodni mali
tel prisel caste 0 sve cele
lm6ni.
Ami vystehovalci 2 Chorvat-
ska do Ameriky putujici ne
smell wit ma cestu vic nez nut
ne potrebovali, kdezto preby-
tecne castky byly Jim vzaty
celnimi ufedniky ma hrani-
cich. Nekolik velkych bankov-
mich zavodu V zemi, jimz by
10 dokazano, ze domacimi
pencil spekuluii Y neprospech
Jugoslavie, bylo vladou proste
zavfeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
NOVY VYSLANEC PRO
DANSKO.

Washington, 20. zari. DR.. j.
ID. Prince, direktor odboru slo-
vanskvch feGi ma universit6 Co
lumbia cd +. 1915 predseda
komise obGanske sluzby V New
Jersey, byl jmenovan vyslan-
Gem pro Dansko presidentem
Hardingem. Prince narodil Sc
Y New Yorku nedavno pod
nikl dukladnou studii pomeru
Y Rusku, Polsku jinych slo-
vanskych statech. Jest pova-
zovan "a autoritu V tomto o.
boru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
R-27 " BEZPECi.

Washington, 20. zari. Bez-
pecny priced V zalivu Guanta-
namo, ma Kube, americke po-
norky R-27, jez ma ceste 2 CO.
co Solo, v Panamskem prdplav-
MIN pasmu, rozeslala signaly
nebezpeci, oznamen byl dnes
odboru namornictva. Depese
nesdeluje, co postihlo R-27, ze
volala pomoc,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
CINNOSTI CLEVELAND
SkYCH LUPTcU.

VcereiSi policejnl raporty
ohlaSuii A loupezne prepady,
menSiho slohu. NejvetSi skodu
utrpela pi. Sussie Hresikovas ny
els. 9762 Gay Ave, ktera sla
ochotne veera casne q rama ma
zaklepanf ,oteYriti, ale .byla
trent muzi ,vtazena do domu,
kde il lupici wall $50, ukry.
tych V zivItku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
POMOC CELEMU RUSkU.

Varsava, 20. zari. Americka
pomocna administrace rozho-
dla Sc rozSifiti svoji pusobnost
do vSech Gasti hladoviciho Ru-
ska.
Riga, 20. zari Z Moskvy Sc
sdeluje, re priiel tam Sidney
Hilman. predseda sdruzenych
od6vnickvch delnikG Ameriky,
jenz pry privezl $5OO,O00 ma
ulevu hladoviciho obyvatel-
stva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
SVATEK IL. LISTOPADU.
Jest to den, kdy prohlaseno
primeri kdy zapoGne We
Washingtone konference.

w ashlngton, IL. listOpadu.
len pfim6fi, IL. listopad, kds
Washingtonska konference ma
omezeni zbroieni sc sejde, bu-
de prohlasen "a narodni sva.
tex. President vyda primerene
provolani, n6mz vyzve ma
rcd,- ably schdzemi poboz-
ncstmi vzpomnel tohoto w
znamneho dne aby pfal zda-
ru svetove konferenci, jez bude
We Washingtone zahaiena. V
tcntyz den velici muzove vGd-
cich mocnostf sveta budou sta
Il u hrobu neznameho ameri-
ckeho vojaka ma narodnim
hrbitov6 Arlingtonskem, ma
druhe strane reky Potomac biz
ze Washingtonu.
Administrace dala dnes ma
verejnost plan, die nehoz Sc O.
cekava. re konference ma ONE
zeni zbrojeni pouze Sc seide
V patek II. listopadu a bezod-
kladn6 Sc odrocf, ably sc s1-
6astnila obrad1 ma ucteni ne
znamvch americkych voiak1
re svetove valkv. Druhy den
pax Sc shromazdi, vyslechne
presidentovu uvitacf rec a "a
pocne s organisaci.
Den II. listopadu venovan
bude vyhradne ucteni nezna-
rVch mrtvych pouze jedna
rec proslovena, a sice presiden-
tenn Hardingem, mezi akry vo-
ienskych hrobd, jez kryii Ar
lngtonske vysiny.
Ma den II, listopadu iiz
nyni planovana jest rada schG-
ri. V Americke Federaci Pra-
&C prvne vznikla myslenka, a.
by Zahaieno bylo hnuti V "a
jmu od2brojeni a sv6tov6ho
miru Rovn6z konati budou
schdze organisace zensk6 OBJ
Ganske.
Dnes vydan byl u Bleho
nomu nasledujici program
pro konferenci, jenz drive po-
Sian byl ku schvalenf iedno-
tlivym vladam;
! - Ome2eni zbroieni ma
morieh.
2 - Pravidla pro kontrolu
novych pomdcek valceni.
9 Omezeni zbroieni ma
sousi.
A - Otazky vztahujici Sc k
Cine: CAD Uzemni celistvost,
(b) administrative integrita,
(c) otevrene dvefe, Cd kon-
cesse. monopoly a line hospo-
darske vysady, (e) vyvoi bu-
dovani zeleznic, (f) pfednost-
nj zeleznicni sazby, (g) stav
stavajicic dohodnuti.
5 - Otazky vztahujici Sc X
Sibiri.
6 - Mandaty mad ostrovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
STfZNOST ALBANIE PRED
SVAZEM.
Delegat teto zeme oznamil. ze
srbske vojsko bombarduje al
banska mssta.

Geneva, 20. zafi. Stin valky
padl pres Svaz Narodd, kdyz
dnes pozde odpoledne .biskup
Fan Noli, hlava albanske dele
gace, vyvstal We vyboru sesti
Getl telegram cd sve vlady,
sdelujici, re Srbove zahaiili
nepratelstvi proti Albanii bonn
bardovanim pohranicnich
NEST. Beze vSeho obalu tazal
Sc, co Svaz hodla V teto v6ci
Giniti.
Biskup Noli pravil, re IT. "a
Fl Srbove dali Albanc1m 81
hodinove ultimatum, aby Sc
vystehovali q nekolika pohra-
nicnich NEST vesnic a kdyz
neuposlechli, Srbove zacali
ddlostrelbou V ned6li odpole-
dne. Ku konci prohlasil, re
mir ma Balkane jest opetne o.
hrozen.
Jihoslovansko, jehoz Srbsko
jest Gastf, jakoz Albanie jsou
cieny Svazu.
Jakmile Noli polozil otaz-
ku, co hodla Svaz cipiti, Spilo-
kovic, hlava iihoslovanske de-
legace, vyvstal a pravil, re je
to sm6Sne 'Tikati, re Srbsko
porusuje albanske hranice, po-
revadz hranice Albanie nebyly
dosud urceny. Nebral po-
spravnost telegraml
obdraenych albanskou dele
gael.
Lord Robert Cecil byl V o.
kamziku ma nohou a pravil, re
Svaz musi teto veci zakro-
6iti. V zapetf bylo oznameno,
ze rada SvaZu bude Sc obirati
albansko-srbskym konfliktem
Ultra odpoledne.
Dnesek podrobil SvaZ ieste
iine zkousce. Kdyz byla Sc po-
kouSela po cely rok urovnati
spor mezi Litvou Polskem o
rada Svazu dnes rano
pc vyslechnutf iejich odmitnu-
ii pfijati navrh Zahranicniho
belgickeho Hymanse,
pokarala ODE strany a odhla-
sovala jednomyslne priiati
plan HymansGv, die nehoz Viii
rensky distrikt ma byti samo-
kantonem v Litv6.
Rada dale rozhodla pTedloziti |
sve rOzhodnuti shromaZdeni a
zadati o jeho schvaleni, jez 5
iistotou sc ocekava.
Pozdeii vybor sesti hlasoval |
pres vasnivy odpor Polska pri-
iati Litvu do Svazu. Az dojde
k debate We shromazd6ni, ODE
strany budou vyslechnuty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
AND STATE DEPARTMENTS AT ODDS OVER ENTRY
Each Claiming Jurisdiction On Admission into U. 5.
 Of Cork S Lord Mayor.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Confiict between the State and Labor Depart mcnts over jurisdiction in the case of Daniel Buckingham, Lord Mayor 5f Cork, who arrived at Newport News Tuesday night as q stoWaway, became known today when the Labor Department denied statement made by Assistant Secretary Of State that the case had been referred to the State Department by Secretary ot Labor William B. Wilson.
 A board Of inquiry has recom- mcnded that O'Callaghan, who came without passports in order to tes- tf.y before the Committee of One Hundred Investigating the Irish question. be treated as any ordinary stowawav and excluded from entry into the United Sttaes.
 O'Callaghan meanwhile has been paroled and is staying with friends at Norfolk pending a final decision in the caae.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Missing Mail Boat May Be
 At Chignik, Message Says

That 1t is improbable that the missing mailboat Joseph Pulitzer Is being held up in shelter by storm is indicated by a telegram just re reivcd by Gov. Thomas Riggs from Deputy U. s. Marshal Armstrong at Kodiak, who also states that it Is possible, however. for the ship to have put into Chignik where it may still be. Deputy Armstrong sug- gests that inquiries be made at Chig- nix before searching along the mainland of the Alaska Peninsula
 Mr Armstrong wired that the Pulitzer was at Kodiak on December II going from here to Uyak Bay. On December IT. she left Uyak Bay and was headed for Kanatak which is on the mainland of the Peninsula about 20 miles from Cold Bay. Since leaving Uyak there has been no word of her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
De Valera Invited to Confer With Lloyd George on
 Peace Proposals.

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Fat h CT Michael O'Flannagan Vice-President of the Irish Republic was expected to arrive here today i'll connection, it is believed, with new discussions for peace between Italy and England.
 The Westminster Gazette also stated that Eamonn De Valera, Pres ident of the Irish Republic has been invited to come to London under s"fe conduct to confer with Premier David Lloyd George and other members of the British Cabinet
 Whether De Nalera's whereabouts is known to the British authorities or whether the invitation was de- liyercd 10 an Intermediary. was not stated. Last Friday De Naleras sec retary. Harry Roland, announced at New York that his chef had made his way from the United States to Ireland, landing safely on Irish soil that day.
 The following day, however. much skepticism was expressed here that Bolands statement was accurate, many officials declaring it would have been virtually impossible for De Valera to pass the strong cordon thrown around the island by War ships and the military in anticipa- tion of an attempt to land. Dublin Castle officials also professed ignor- fnce of De Valera's reported land ing, encouraging doubts as to the authenticity of the report
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
COMMITTEE ACTS'
 ON NEW BILL T0' STOP ENLISTMENT.
Senate Military Committee Recommends Reduction
 To l75,000 Men.
APPROPRIATIONS PASSED
House Adopts Sundry Civil Bill Providing Total
 Of $383,2 ,271, ,000.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. The House this afternoon passed the sun. dry civil appropriations bill carrying appropriations of approximately S383,- 271,o0o. Before passing the measure an appropriation for the Emergency Fleet Corporation, cut out by the committee, was restored.
 The Senate Military Committee unanimously ordered favorable re- port on q resolution, introduced by Senator Harry New, of Indiana, di- recting the Secretary of War to stop army enlistments until the total of enlisted men is reduced to 175,000.
 Secretary of Navy Josephus Dan iels today was asked to appear be- fore the House Naval Affairs Com mittec next Tuesday and state Lis opinion as to whether a movement for reductions in the naval strength Of various nations is real one md a sincere one"
 Soint resolutions proposing an amendment to the present navy radio regulations by which the Navy would beautborized to handle press matter, was referred to sub committee today after hearing be- fore the House Naval Committee.
 Hearings on the National Forestry program calling for expenditure of $11, 100000 year for protection and development of forests was be- gun today before subcommittee of the House Appropriations Commit tee. Publisher, paper manufactur- CTS and timber owners were repre- sented at today's session.
 Senator William NJ. Calder of New York, Chairman of the Senate Com mittee on Reconstruction. today in formed the Senate that evidence of unreasonably high prices paid last year by the War Department had been transmitted to the Department of Justice with recommendation for action against officials responsible.
 MARION, Jan. 7.--President- Elect Warren G. Harding has given his hearty endorsement to the Senate resolution directing the Secretary of War to stop recruiting until the enlisted personnel is reduced to 175.00 men, Representative Julius Kahn, of California, Chairman of the House Military Affairs Commit tee. announced today following conference with MT Harding.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Nine Big Ships to Go on
 Seattle to England Run

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 7-Nine 15,0O0 ton vessels each having capaC- fly for 14,000 tons of cargo, will soon be added to Seattle's service t1 Eu rope by the Royal Mail line Of Eng land. The comDany's representatives, here announced today that the ships gre now nearing completion in Eng land and that the first will sail for Seattle early in March. Six others will leave during the summer.
 Each vessel has refrigerator space for 5000 tons of fruit and insulated space for soc tons of fresh and mild cured fish
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Ex-Juneau Men Head Seattle
 Lodge Yukon Order Pioneers

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. Ed (. Russell, formerly Of Juneau, editor and publisher of the Alaska Dis patch, yesterday was installed presi- dent of the Seattle lodge of the Yukon Order of Pioneers. Other ol. ficers installed were: A. E. 5tdr baud, secretary; A. H Mcdonald. treasurer; C. l.. Thompson, chaplain; Joseph O'Neil, ring warden; Gs'ors Foreman. inside guard Peter Beau man, outside guard; trustees NJ. N. Donovan, NJ. D. Pense. J. C. Mac Dougall; Mrs. Fannie McLain.. pfesi- dent of the Ladies of the Golden North auxiliary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
REDUCTION OF ARMY APPROVED
Aid in Warfare Discovered Light Invisible to Enemy

Prof Wood said, the Government asking a group of scientists to pro- duce a light which would be visible to those who knew of it but would be invisible to the enemy. The dis covery was made shortly after the armistice, the speaker said, explain ing that it would be used primarily in signalling but probably could be developed into many othcr uses.
 Either airplanes, battleships or lcnd forces could use it for signal ling he said Also it could be used on aviation fields for night landing of airplanes It would point out the landing field, but would be vis- ible only to the planes equipped with the detector
 Its uses are virtually unlimited in war. for, by protecting the de- tector the enemy could not possibly see the signals and consequently could not in any way decode them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
TROOPS TO SEIZE RUHR
 VALLEY REGION
Alleged Failure of Germany To Disarm Reason for Con-
 templated Action. WASHINGTON CONCERNED
Officials Believe Invasion May Lead to Grave Conse-
 quences in Europe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. The French Ambassador today formally informed the United States Govern ment that France contempIates in. vasion of the Ruhr Valley district of Germany because of the German Governments alleged failure to CT. feet disarmament there in accordance with the terms of the Versailles Treaty.
 Officials here are known to hold the opinion that such action is not calculated to improve future rela- tions between the Allies and may lead to grave consequences.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Big Motorship Kennecott
 Is Launched at Tacoma

TACOMA. Jan. 7.-The mo or,hop Kcnnecott. built for the Alaska trade. was launched at the Todd Ship building Company's plant here yes lerday. Mrs F.. Tappan Stannard, wife of the president of the Alaskan Steamship. Company. owner of the vessel. being sponsor. The vessel Gisplaces $500 tons. is 369 feet long and is equipped with internal com bustion oil engines developing 1,200 II. P. The vessel was named after Robert kennecott. the famous Al askan explorer
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07

CHICAGO, Jan. 7-Development of a chemical dye through which rays of ordinarily invisible light could be seen and which the dis coverer said would prove of almost inestimable value in warfare was explained by Robert w. Wood, of John Hopkins University, in an ad- dress before the convention of the American Association for the Ad vancement of Science.
 Prof. Wood demonstrated a ma chine of his own invention, which produced ultra violet r2ys invisib ble to the naked eye. His audience then viewed the rays through a wide angle telescope device, which caused them to become visible and to take on a phosphorescent appear ance.
 These rays and the detecting de- vice were the result of the war,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
U. s. Never Literally Dry,
 Says Prohibition Director

WASHINGTON, Jan. T. The United States never will be literally dry but prohibition is here to stay. according to Prohibition Commits sioner Kramer. s
 Mir Kramer declared today that the sentiment for prohibition is i'm creasing throughout the United Stotes and he predicted that real and practical prohibition would come after the passing of the present generation. Boys and girls are growing up without the taste for liquor, he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Direct Primary Criticized
 By Governor of Colorado

DENVER. Colo, Jan. Tn q message to the Colorado Legislature today. Gov. o. IT, Shoup criticized the direct primary as too unwieldy and too expensive to be continued.
 He recommended a return 10 the party convention system unless im- proved laws are drafted.
 The Governor declared that the direct primary system places d premium on financial standing rather than capacity in public service"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Admiral's Seven Proteges
 Permitted Entry into U. 5.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7-The seven Russian children brought here by Eecr Admiral N. A. McCully. former nigh commissioner at Sebastopol. and ienied admission by the immigration authorities. yesterday were released on orders from the Department of Labor to whom Admiral McCuliy appealed.
 The Admiral who is a bachelor. intends adopting the children, edu- eating them and making them his heirs
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
City Attorney Resigns to
 Defend Broker Etheridge

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan, 7-Clty Attorney w. P. Larouche resigned yesterday announcing that he mad been retained to defend John L.. Etheridge. under arrest on charges in connection with the closing of Morris Bros. bond brokerage firm The Mayor immediately nominated Frank & Grant to succeed him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Harding's Western Manager
 Will Be Guest of Obregon

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 7.-Elme, Dover. Western manager for Presi- dent-elect Harding in the recent cam paign, has received passports and will visit Mexico with a party of friends They will be personal guests of President Obr in of Mexico Dover is a close T onal friend of Hard ing but it is. 'nied that there is any political sigr .icance in the visit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Shoes Valued at $lO0 Pair
 Exhibited by Mass. Factory

NORTH ADAMS Mass, Jan. 7.- Two pairs cf shoes, each valued a' $100. were exhibited in 8 lccai shoe factory today One pair have ali metal gold Things and a twenty dollar gold piece inserted in each heel and the other red satin lnings with gold watch of the wrist tYpe inserted in the left shoe above the ankle
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Betsy Ross Grand Niece
 Dies in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan Mrs. Isola Earle Beale. great grand niece of Betsy Ross, who made the first American Flag, and second cousin to the lalr Lord Pauncefote first Brit ish Amba z4ador 10 the United States died here yesterday She was one of tho organizers Of the Flag House Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Twenty-eighth North Dakota Bank Closed Shortages
 In Accounts Uncovered.

BISMARCK, N. D., Jan. '. --- The First State Bank of Crystal Springs, N. D., was closed by State Bank Examiner Lofthus yesterday follow ing discovery of alleged irre2ulari- ties and shortages in the banks ac- counts. Twenty-eight banks through out the state have been closely re- gently.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Vice-President Elect
 Leaves Governorship

BOSTON, Mass. Jan. '. Gov. Col win Coolidge, vice president-elect of the United States, yesterday stepped Cut of office and was informally sue Ceeded as Governor by Channins Cox. Gov. Coolidge will rest until his in. auGurai;On March f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
Utah Senator Would Bar
 Smoking in Public Places

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. :. A measure proposing prohibition of the manufacture and use of cigar cites in Utah and the smoking of pipes or cigars in public places other than the streets is to be intro duced in the Utah Legislature. State Senator Edward Southwick an nounced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-07
American Legion Will Fight
 Kansas Non-P Partisan League

SALIVA. Kan Jan. 7-Following arrival of A C. Townlcy. head of the Non-Partisan League, the American Legion here is preparing for cam. paign against Townley with the ayowed purpose Of preventing the League from gaining foothold in Kansas