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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
Mr.. Harding IGCOnienla ea Su men,
sale al CODgIG$O una pIudGnte IGb1ja
del danCG| para abaIatd Ia vida
Sc INSISTE EN- LA CONVENIENCIA
DE CONCEDER A ALEMANlA TRES
AMOS DE PRORROGA


WASHINGTON, diciembre 7.-El
Presidente Harding mismo lego su
Mensaje la session conjunta del Con-
greso; y en- el imponente acto halla-
banse presentes los delegados a las
Conferencias. Ell Presidente hablo ex-
tensamente sobre la situacion porque
atraviesa el mundo Y recomendo los
lcongresistas un plan tendente me-
jorar las condolences internas de la
nacion, a levantar una gran marina
mercante americana y crear una
ley arancelaria que facilitara la en-
trada en- ell pals Ge los productos eX-
tranjeros, a cambio de los productos
nacionales eXportados q aquellos mis-
mos paises. ......-
PARIS, dieiembre 7.--Los represen-
tantes ingleses y francese3 de la Co.
mission de reparaciones, estan exami-
nando y estudiando ell plan por medic
del cual pueda ccAcederse Alemania
tres amos de prorroga en- ell pago de
sus indemnizaciones en- orc. Pero
Alemania para este, dicen los repre-
sentantes de ambos paises debe garan-
THAR con algun documento ell cumpli-
fniento de sus obligacione5 al termi-
mar dicha prorroga.
! HABANA, diciembre 7.--Dicese que
han sido libertades los prisioneros es-
panoles que tenian en- su poder los
rifenos, mediante ell pago de cuatro
millones de pesetas, cuyo desembol-
so ha hecho un caballero praticular
que oculta su nombre.
El patriotico y generoso asgo Sc
elogia mucho.
PARIS, diciembre Ell Niatin"
anuncia que la proXima semana con-
ferenciaran acerca del problema del
Extreme Oriente, desde el Punto de
vista Europeo, varios eminentes esta-
distas que tienen hecho del intrinca-
do asunto un eXtenso y meditado es-
tudio. Tomaran parte en- esta confe-
rencia Lord Curzon, el Presidente del
ConSejo de Ministries de Francia, M.
! Rriand Y I'm representante de Italia,
cue sera probablemente ell conde Be-
min Longare.
1 MADRID, diciembre Una comi-
sion nombrada por numerosos parien-
tes de los militares prisioneros de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
EN Ell "PAPAGAlO", SAN
SALVADOR

Algo grave ha ocurrido Ell las pro-
fundidades del turbulento golfo de
Papagayo, pues segln informes de
personals que estuvieron lltimamcntr
Ell la Bahia de Culebra. en- In costa
de esa bahia han estado saliendo pc
ccs muertos Y So ha sentidO un pc
netrante OlOr aZufre.
Este fcn6,neno no cs cosa nueva.
Cast todos los ailos por este tempo
el mar arroia esa clase de Getritus.
Los ge0logos ,hablan 0esle hace
mucho tempo dc yolcanes submarines
en- Papagayo, V a las actiyidades de
esos volcanes atrihuyen la muerte dc
esos peces Iue el mar arroja la
costa.
Con prefcrcncia ocurren fcn6menos
identicos ell el Golfo de Fonscca, ell
cuyos farallones hay solfataras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07

MADRID, diciembre LA Compa-
iia Trasatlantica Espafioia y los Ia
Heres de Zeppelin han llegado un
arreglo fin de construir grandes dl-
rigibles para hacer la travesia entire
Espaiia la Republica Argentina. Por
10 pronto Sc esta construyendo va un
Zeppelin de proporciones memories pa
ra hacer la travesia entire Espana e
Islas Canarias. En- Buenos Aires Sc 81
que con vivisimo interes este magno
proyecto que ha de encauzar hacla
Espafa la casi totalidad de las ex-
pediciones argentinas que Sc dlrigen
a Europa.
LONDRES, diciembre 7.-Al fin Ell
Premier Lloyd George anuncia que no
nodra asistir la Conferencia de Was
hington; Y su decision obedece que
Sc prepare una Asamblea del Parla-
mento ingles para decidir sobre Ell
asunto de Irlanda, ell cual cada dia
que pasa toma un aspecto mas COM
plicado.
WASHINGTON, diciembre Ell
Departamento de la Guerra ha orde-
nado sean iinpresos en- ell record de-
partamental los nombres de once NIL
an1ericanos, acusados de haber deser-
tado del Ejercito durante Sc ponia en-
vigor, la ley del Servicio obligatorlo.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 7.-El
Baron Kato ha negado energicamen-
te la acusacion que Sc hace a su de-
legacion de que esta hacienda su jue-
go en- las Confereneias. Dice que 81
la delegation japonesa Sc tarda es
debido a las pesimas condiciones del
cable Y la disparidad de criterio
entire Toxic Y Washington que NADIA
ellos podian hacer que no fuera con
ell mas amplio conpcimiento, conside-
raci6n v consentimiento del Gobierno
Imperial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
DON CEFERINO ARSUAGA

En- el vapor espailol antonio Lopez"
ha regresado a Puerto Rico, nuestro
distinguido amigo don Ceferino Arsua-
ga, socio comanditario de la acredita-
da casa comercial bancaria de esta
plaza, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
FL amigo Ceferino, que hacfa va al
gunos aiios no venfa por estos lares,
cs persona que goza en- nuestros cfr-
culos sociales Y financieros de un pres
tigio ilimitado. 10 mismo en- la colo
mia cspaiiola de la cual es Iniembro
prominente.
No sabemos el tempo que picnsa
cstar entire nosotros el seiior Arsuaga,
pcro -siempre estara cl neccsario para
poder saludar sus numerosas amista-
des. que tiene en- esta isla.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para Ell sefior
don Ceferino Arsuaga, un saludo de
bienyenida muy afectuosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
C'0MERt'IA

Los scilorcS Funtan@ y Co.. :. en-
c., de tiuayama. nos participant que
por cscri:ura pdbica han comprado
T. don Isidoro ID. Minonto. socio gestor
que era dc la firma. todoS Sus dere-
-chos acciones on In mcrcantil Fun
tame. Delgado Co.. $. en- G. Ia COM
pra en- NADIA altera la marcha Ge la So
ciedad que SiSue sus neSOcioS bajo In
denomination de Funtan6 Y Co., s..
en- c.. continuaL.lo como iinico gcstor
el senior Rafael Funtan6 Cintr6n, socio
industrial cl seiior Gallo Melendcz V
vdzquez. v comanditario don Enrique
Calimano DfaZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07

moros, visito al Sr. Maura, para ro-
garle que tomase a empeno la proxi-
ma liberacion de los prisioneros. FL
Presidente del Consejo les contesto
que ell Gobierno tenla su politica fla
da que continuaria sin vacilaciones.
MADRID, diciembre 7.-El Minis
tro de la Guerra, don Juan de La
Cierva ha notifcado los pariodistas
que segun avisa ell General Eeren-
guer las tropas bajo su mardo ocu-
paron la importante posicion do Ras
El Gadur, tras de un renido combate.
Los aviadores causaron grandes bajaS
ia los moros, que han huido deapavuri-
dos en- una gran extension Las tro-
pas espanolas han estableciGo ei con-
! tacto con Ia Zona francesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
LO QUE PUEDE GANARSE
OUIEN LEA HOY NUESTRA
TERCERA PAGINA

NUESTR0S lectores encontra-
~ ran en- la tercera plana de
EEL IMPARCIAL" una expli-
caci6n amplisima de la manera
como pueden conseguir que les
salga gratis un magnifico Lapiz
de Orc que vale cuatro dollars.
Y no Sc trata de NADIA complica-
do, no. Vean, vean nuestra ter
cera plana, nuestros lectorse, y
encontraran facilisimo Y hace-
dero ell medic de adqUirir ur
Lapiz "EvERSHARP," que es
seneillamente una joya, pero
joya utilisima.
Sc trata de- pero no varlos a
repetir aqui 10 que dice nuestra
tercera plana. Leanla nuestros
amigos, y nos 10 agradeceran.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
UNA .ASAMBLEA EN- PONCE
Ia ASOCIACTO\ DE TENEDORES
DE !.IBROS CELEBRA ST REU
MON ANUAL.

FL Presidents dc la Association de
Tenedorcs de I.ihros Y Oiicinistas de
Puerto Rico. don Jestis Almiroty, nos
participa que Ia Asamhlea General
Annual de d;cho organl%mo habra de
celebrarsc Ell la ciudad de Ponce, el
domingo II del corrientc, dandO co
micnzo Il acto Il las echo de In ma
mana, en- los saloncS del Colcgio Per
cy..
Al intcresante acto SO nos invita-
muy atentamente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07

IJuoom detYcepe
lie Gzqu N
NJ : q
B.
JOhnJ H. eks No hubacu orG Gyood amuer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
NO HUBO DEIITo

El Fiscal se1or Dfaz Collazo, des-
pucs de una investigation efectdada
aver tarde, habiendo declarado cuatro
personals. no encontro delito alguno en-
q hallazgo del feto, en- Santurce. Re
sult6, pues, pura fantasia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
SENTENCIADOS

La Corte Municipal Impulse scis me-
ses de circel Ernesto Gonzalez. au-
tor del hurto de una gonna de auto
m6vil. propiedad dc don Lico HernaiZ
v cuatro meses Il Margarita JimGncZ,
autora del hurto de yarias prendas
en- el Hotel Inglaterra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
NoMRRAMIENrns

Durante el receso del Senado, el
Gobernador interino ha nombrado al
sefior Luis Morales y a Ia sehorita
Josefa Noel, miembros lie Ia Junta
de Sfndicos de la Bibliotcca Carnegie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
DANA ENFERMA

Estd recluida en- su residencia de la
calle del Parque. en- Santurce, la dis
tinguida seiiora doctora Viflafahe de
Martinez Alvarez, v no es cosa de
cuidado, 10 que celebramos deseandole
ripido V complete restablecimiente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
EL CONNIE DE CUBA DIsUELro

information recibida por los Sres.
Rubert Hno., del alto comercio de
esta ciudad, dice que el Congreso Gu
bano ha aprobado E! 9Bill" disol-
viendo, para diciembre corriente ell
Comite que entendfa en- las ventas de
azdcar v que esta la firma del Pre-
sidente de la Republica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
UNA ADHESION sIMPATICA
(Recibido aver, por telegrafo.)

Rio Piedras, diciembre 1921.
Jose Perez Losada.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Ante music inoportuno articulo
Gobernador Huyke, Gel Mundo" de
hoy, ratifco adhesion inteligente e
imparcial editorial suyo, e invite Sr.
Huyke respetar honradez personali-
dades Lastra v Balbas ausentes.
Reinaldo Silva.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
THE ALASKAN MOVES
SaaARssszszase a

Alter continuous occupancy present quarters Tor over ne r,s sEruv Daily Alaskan move to ne" home on ,trb avenue between Broadway and State street
 Some time since publisher of the Daily Alaskan Pu'" % tHapc formerly occupied United States signal service ana mas been having necessary made putting the building "o "S' class condition a print shop
 The acquisition model uuo9Te machine has sea'S m ved the appearance paper made possible an increase " " ont Of live material The recent purchase or ue " @ es Of iob printing type patrons the aSSor"" etrr the best jobs done m your nome arc prepared to do all kinds of job reasonable rates aud "o perfect satisfaction
 The Alaskan has old home and LOOKS '''"'" w.t." as-s to continuance ut patronage and support gwen " w loyal citizens and Sgwy and surrounaos towns We shall e1deavor both cable and local "'.'
 DaIlrv or private for many years re" real ge how ucb requires o, the character the S kan e out in have had that personal '"' est in the town and reluc,au the paper even |he" meant hard pulling to have held on knowing that town without a paper 10 live 1 m uis 0oF'o ""e'' cum rnunfcaton in he somewhat limited
 There probably not a United Saa0d certainly m no other couny-tbe which maintains tr"eeh pa r with as excellent own Were to cease m people of this than they can no" appreciate how much u means We believe We have eonSoeF"E size one of this noTjh1ana WE also believe this town better than " now ts and to this end ve pledge our paper the hearty cooperation of every g of Skagway ..-.
 settled quarters w" extend most '"" '' aou to all 10 pay Alaskan and to look over r1e plant
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
MR. BoRAH's ASCENDING STAR

Americans who follow the career of the most inter sn gentleman public life making mistake They are probably go5ug privilege voting for or against h" as
 candidate president and they should take some interest therefore keeping informed rrdng him. There Is no difficulty in doing advertiser His voice heard Legislative halls and his name continually m the newspapers lis name course William E. Borah
 Nothing aonue. and nothing could be more natural popularity which Mr. E-h enjoys He is winning of country the other and From peo- pie praised before He winning these words oi principally disarmament and the energy and eo queae with champions While doubt the sin ery of the chiefs rdus the disarmament conference which called finds in scores of newspapers culogies inspired which almost uni versaly attributed widespread feeling that in conferences because he can be counted upon expose unwilling diplomats conference table the peoples will
 Senator Hah really deserves is another question he disarmament when he Nations; and that IS the chapter nsay But ;he question og Boa bis a for discussion within concerned with here The point
 a oomng day. becoming more ouud0r factor national lte marching steadily influence and leadership which, spite of likely make him powerful asplrant presidency the United There other u public better worth uangrha Charleston News and Courier
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
THE FORCE oT EXAMPLE

sticks produces results One does thing good or follow lead This makes for The bet construction ot the too bridge aou lu Here an Improvement which and is entirely within The realm probability within lower SsaEway will be un known appearance old ou~doug who have not called
 
 Gradually old eyesores are taking places p. fana improvements than so number years SAa-w Every advance in hls direction makes N catch rha haht and hestn do frc while a pull has been hard been inclined To scout ra movement a rec ornz that u should better win h for all concerned 7a Inc old VII. begin 70 feel he stirvugs O a life and
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

unknown without compass Concerted s ton fundamental necessities for grow is the will real advantage do what he advance the general active interest in the association 
 walk or and there is nothing gained ambitious the In other words don't want to after em The pressing
 protection made that by the purchase large chemical engine plan installing electric light system cy populated portion Of the and this will furnish another uni n he protection scheme
 wharf That community as important Tyder without this nothing had been made
 wharf this Dan Sutherland Aaskas delegate Congress- Fyders needs and be de- pended upon very influence the right quarters Hyder and the Commercial initiative -Iyder Alaska News.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
HUMAN EYE SELDOM PERFECT
But Probably Fev Persons Ees Izs That They Are E.tre- LUft or
 FHrHt-Evr1.

Few persons perhaps -n '11f they are se much right r- .a.--ra. as thcv are right or I.r-..r#a- -r.-s- the Cincinnati Enrmr.-
 St down In enr.- a0E q. rn"- a'- tenu0r or some .nf-.. ar inc other side 0s thg -aaw. gr.s.. h0.. Enu- finger u7 right rr r--- .. r.. ah'H.' and instantly shr. ru- arn- Then without moving var- r..H n- r0ur finger. open your eyes ar. a- g. rw. r whom ynu nrnr Tn"r --.- .-. Tnr ind your finger f.-n.-r in .-e. aF the object yar rra -En..ars- Tn rn.' case you win rn. v.a- H.... va- much Co The right ns -h. ..ar when VOL open v0r- rnr. .r..
 F you a-r -Grr.-T.r r.. u" most probably md that r.. a-. right eyed.
 This Is 5ur -r rho finer .rn. rf rnr two halves oF veu- h-.f- n-. Is -.-.E more developed .har -n. #Har. And the organs and limb, am r".. side o. y0ur hoEy which z, rr-.-..aE hE -hs mo-e-3eve'o7oz nr-r .r. a'.e 'a ra- " out your wishes w.-. easily and oulcRlr rhsn those ar lhe oghor side
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

N THE PROBATE COURT FOR HAYNES PRECINCT. FIRST gU- BICIAL DIVISION TERRITORY or ALASKA.
 .N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 OF
 S ]. WHITMAN. deceased. Notice Of Hearing on Final Ar-
 count
 Notice is hereby given that Jos. .E. Chisel. as administrator Of the estate of $. j. Welmau, deceased .did on the 5th day Of September. .Is2I. file In the above entitled court his final account and report ol his administration oE said estate. and the hearing of the same has been set by said cour, fer the 5th day ol November 1891. at The hou- al two o'clock ?. n. at the courtroom 0t said court at Haines. Alaska, at which time and place all persons .a-e required to file any objections they may have 10 said account and report and Co show cause fG any 1 they have. why said account and re- port should not be allowed and ser- Iued.
 Dated this 5th day 0I September 'ls2l-
 JOS E CHTSEL.
 Administrator First fuse-GoU-Se0- s. 1891 Final IuserU1a--Nov. 10. 1891.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Governor Bone Appointed Chairman
 Budget Committee
Nariou-Widc Effort Co Back Proc gram for Governmental Econ
 umy and Efficiency

Governor Scott c. Bone has a.- ceprcd the invitation os the Nauo--. Budget Committee to become honor ary chairman for Alaska in Jha, o.-
 cauizatiou.s efforts to gain popular
 support of the efforts of Gen chas. . c. Dawes. director oI the budget ra
 eHect a reduction of the burden 0. Federal Taxation
 Announcement of the acceptance
 of the governor was made yesrer-
 day by John T. Pratt. chairman ol the National Budget committee
 whose headquarters are at z Nas, Sth street New York City Gov eruo- Bone will join with the eN- ecurives og other states in fostering the spirit of popular approval Q. tae
 policy of federal reueuchman-
 Active heads of local committees are being selected daily from among the most prominent business and
 professional men in tber respective communities. and efforts are under
 way to secure the cooperation O. leading citizens in a thousand cities by the formation Of nationwide Budget Card" whose members vsH simply pledge their supper, ra gho establishment of a bustnoss-.iae ad. ministrauou of governmental a1Dro- priauons and expenditures.
 Every member of the Naaona. Budget Committee. which was fu- strumeutaI in initiating and pass ing the National Budget bill. is ask ed 60 urge upon his fellow ouaaDs the necessity for soidly suDQaruaE the present program oJ government al efficiency and economy hE the elimination Of every possible item o. unnecessary expenditure. Every tax. ] payer who favors a reduction Of the . present unbeaTable tax burden IS ln yited to join with their fellow towusmeu in helping to crystalline public opinion and defeat uunecess ary additions to federal expense
 R. E. Robertson. mayor of Juneau and c. Harry Woodward. Mayor O. Fairbanks. are honorary city chair men.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

Conn. nHh.- change ln managers in rra Sar's ...-a Low Wo1d60 has been ra#avn# ". the management ot the G0aa-v.#e raam and old Doc Pres sly sua.aoEs him.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

The Ta- Worth club has given
 Pitcher N..a..~ lis -a-aa-H
 Babe Ruth casr-> more ground thno
 any other oureaar la rae oouuuy-
 when ha falls down.
 The Varraava- Pacific International
 club has sold pitcher Max Eaehae
 to ,ha New York Clans.
 Blades. who phys second base for
 Houston. Is ~a.# .n he ole 1f thc
 saa-qasr players H Inc Texas league.
 $. rrs..n aa. TH,a have made a
 trade a. r.-...-~. >. Joe giving he varu-~c- ra#.r fn The veteran Karl
 A rur s.-r Is guy that could
 .nua.. r..r. .f returning pop
 n.-.-. .w n~r.r~ .a throw 't Ht t1e
 E.--... Grimes. one O. three r-.-..-~. M.- m..- taken n- hy Toledo. IL. E.g and E4 he can play most uE position
 w.----- an, arp Ea-.ue up a 7r--. n. >--nu 60 present 70 the S..-~ -..a. they win .hr American ...-.. ".rr#n.
 Statistic, show -na, tn inc last sr.r ra-> Connie Naess hall gamers . n.. -ra.ea -'Nnu miles without getting anywhere
 r..a is sarre res,-hande5 GEa'ns, sr-...~ n-alr- horuso he hit so . r,..r --r5 handed The Ie1, handed ! >y.a is his 7a-u-aI one rgrr- r.v.> who sar for a year l .- ,- rr .Ha bench For Connie Mack 1 Is pitching mighty Enat ball for ths Ar----. -.aw O. rho Sally '"a-ue r.uH. Cooper Is having great
 ...- vr orgrauG Ha's Uo- only . ...f.- .. Un.s- .narne In scoring ~..>. I'm. he's ammE fne first four in ~.. ."...- family now enjoys the H.--....r nF having TWO members as -r-.r~ DO. 'a. ruhs-BH with tho . CI..-. .u.~ and Wade win rhe Los . Ang...~ Angels
 . Conn. ra.n.- change lr managers ! in rra Sams "..-ma Low We15HW has been relieved ar the infringement or ! the G-aa-v.|e team and old Doc Pres l sly succeeds him.
 . V.nrr~s of tha Chicago Cubs say
 haf Brooklyn and Boston pitchers are
 nnuunra" -nr haH splitting ths
 saau, wrn rreE srar0ene5 thumb
 nails and making ssUerS.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

Tftrrn~> 0E rho Chicago Cubs say that Brooklyn and Boston pitchers are "uumn.r." rna haH splitting ths scans wrn rrer sha~nane3 thumb nails and making s8UerS
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

~.. "....- family now enjoys the H.-.....r nF having TWO members as -..r.-.~- u. '.. r.uhs-BU with the EI..-. ...~ and Wade win .he Los Aage..~ Angels
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

The origin af rHa ra....- Tamn is unknown one a. The most a..au. 0. which -ho-a is any -...-. .- -1r' mentioned hy EHrr-r~ ."" ... ruins 0g the Tower aF rr. Winds H.". he speaks. sun stands .- Athens This building was a7aar.. HHa-. . r3u-E before fhe Christian a-n T0 writes.
 Those who hae. r." ~ a.-a". Han Co the winds r... -..- eight .- number and -a-H.u..-. '-"-.-nrs Cyr-hestes. who ha.. . Athens n- orHE0nar tower nr uar.. .n. r- n- each face rra f-r-. . .. severn winds each hooking ?. " .Ha-e- from which rh.- ~nT H.~-
 con the tower H. n.Hn.# a marble column. on which was Triton 0' bronze holding a -oF In h.@ right hand. And he cnrr-va6 .- r' s.. a--. moved 7au7f win -.. win. -. r.nr it constantly ernaH opposite n. a-" -ha rod which v., rn.ra Tn. figure showed l1 what E.-ar#.- -na wind blew
 EtBCfps 0f many r-ar--r"- have done duty as vaneS. Man himself ..> moi. escaped. The taua.. r.-~ divine 0vr0 has no; been spare" -..- --.-r. Such a sentiment Fs Is rEr-"s-a. .- thp sentence. .Wn-r- ara.. a- 'nn wind may have nn0- Tn -'.' mind of Theoioetus -he. Hrra. when he erected Ht Tnrvrar.r"r." - 'na Fourth century. rhn varo called rho 'Ls6y of The W'r#S'
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS

right direction absence council
 or aoy body public
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Cztarrh Ca7ro. ge Cured

wiLh LOCAL aI........ ."r-. aH EEey cannot reach rhe s.- E". disease CaEErTE .s a Ine. .- EIF he GlHrreE ." nH~a-..r- ...- ...-6. and lE u--"- .. ..rr .r I. .ah- aE .-rar".. .. En.'H ciEr r- ...s thru the E.... .. ..a 70. fT EystE. ...r N.r -e "a. u-Hg-r ... .. .HH . ".re clan. IniTr- .... E com. paseL .. 0E known. com H..... blood pU-.re.- --- nt The .ng-4 .r.. .. N- cine .s N.. u"n..E.|. results I~ rlra--.. .... S.aa .n- trElf-nar.... ."#
 F r EEFNH. . -#. "1.-fn 0.
 AT E-.g-.
 Balls Ea-...g -... .ar ..Hs..plu--.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Order Your Printing Now

First class Job Printing done on short uorIrc. and our prices are yor1 reasonable. Tnko srcrt of vnm sra- Houarg and office forms. and -oud ir yuur orslcT to-day.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

was terribly 6ts6rrea and restless 70 night }eEsa using Cuocuu Soap and E uas F-rai hs'0. tu' no; UuUl ! heran using CunEu Ointment Iacrihsf win ths Cuuruu Soap. tra the e-upao-s entirely leave. She u-us hsal-5 lStrnrd Mrs. ]. A. Cumy'oek. 7I7 S. lsth S.. Richmond, ind.
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Mrs. COmstock Tells
 How Cuticura Healed Child's Eczema

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