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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27


Mrs Juios '.H.'a..ua informal
bridge party fu. tI. Harry l..
CannaIy.
Meeting OF EusNu Art club
Chapter A. It. o.. IT, a., vll meet
az Y. W. e.. s.. '.5o.
mr.dny
Mrs. Douglas W IrIurhot viii
entertain with informal bridge for
Miss virginia Gibson.
Mrs. Dudley ~. Digkson's infor-
NAL bridge Hnrty for Mrs Harry l..
CannadN
Ahtoioka club within meet with
Mrs. Robert Fry
wednesday.
twentieth century club viii meet
in regular session TO near Mrs.
Aschc- spopk. Tho meeting will be
held nt tho y. W. G.. A.
Mrs j. W Bauman VIII enter
tain az bridge FOR Mrs. lfprry J."
Cannady
Mrs John l.. Gunby win be host
oss to Cover club at o'clock lunch
con.
Thursday.
Thursday Bridge club with Mrs
Robert Ca4ilcunn Holloway.
Mrs r.. NJ Brown win entertain
at bridge for Mrs. Harry H. cam
nadv
Members Of bradford club Will
be entertained I'm tho homo Of Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Donnolly
Friday.
Colonial Bridge club viii meet
with Mrs q. Y. Parrish.
Drama club viii meet In Y. w.
C. a.
Past Matron's club will meet with
Mrs X, H. Tonnant.
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Music and Art

The New York Times of very re-
cent date contains n cablegram from
stockholm, Sweden. telling OF tho
death OF Christine Nillson al the agc
of 7s years. Madame Nillson, the
worlds once famous soprano. and
known at her time for the greatest
Marguerite in Faust gave up her
career at the age OF 43 years, when
she married a wealthy man from her
native country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
CUSHING

At the meeting Of the National Ga-
ographic club held Monday afternoon
the members listened 10 reports from
delegates vho attended the state Federa,
tion " Womans clubs at McAlesiar The
delegates, Hesdames 8 A. Rrysnt. ".
talks on various phases Of the work taken
up at tho meet. Mrs A. u. Lay"rY acted
as leader during the lesson period
The bi.monthly meeting OF the IhH.
hamonlc club was held o. the Prsshy
trian church. Thursday evening El..
lowing the regular business meeting a
splendid program was given uy m'5ers
Mrs. c. c. Wolfe and son Melvin vrr,
host and hostess to . number NJ Meylns
boy friends Monday night. the occasion
being the eleventh birthday of the host
After games had been enjoyed lunch
was served to the following guests. Glenn
and Robert Boatmsn. Robert HuddlestoD
Iva Hoesher, Ciude Thomas, James Crow
and Alvin Authis.
The NJ NJ. NJ. club met Thursday at
on East Moses street and. after short
business session at which Mrs Andrew
Bosmyer and Mrs. Screu DurlinE wera
taken In as new members, the afternoon
was spent socially. Deltghtful refresh
ments we're served TO the following Mes.
danes Carpenter, Wiar, Bogmyer Harris.
Durling Bailey, Dockray Griffith. Slade
and Miss Hazel Treeso
CONTINUED ON PAGE Foul
The public Is cordially invited TO
n Free Lecture on Christian Science
at the High School Auditorium q.
S:l5 y. m. Tuesday. November "a
Advertise ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mrs, w. *. shaw and daughter,
Miss Beatrice shaw OF Carthage. Mo-
are visiting their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray II. Whitaker OF this city,
Miss AliuC Constantin, who has
been visiting relatives in New Or
leans, viii return home next week.
Mime ~. Clopath who has been
spending the summer and au-
tumn In France and Switzerland.
sailed aboard the Laurraine. Mo-
vember 10, and expected 70 reach
New York by November "a when she
will 20 to Minneapolis. MINI, to re,
main until the holidays
MIR. and Mrs. Ar @. Heggcm. who
have been in Pittsburgh Pa. ana
other eastern cities for the past two
weeks. are expected to return home
this coming week
MIR. and Mrs. Eldon Lowe Of Cor-
feyVille arc visiting their son, Eldun
Lowe jr., and Mrs. Lowe OF this city.
Mrs. W. y. Norvell had az her
guests during the Eastern Star meet
ing Mrs. Sarah A. Morris and Mrs.
Lula o, Bolts OF Oklahoma city.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert W. whitney
have named their new son William
Isaac, for his father and grandfath-
er, the latter being Mr.. Isaac Shulcr.
Rev. Ralph Pomeroy Crum. rector
Of Trinity Episcopal church. re-
turned from Ohio where he was
called TO the bedside OF his father.
Rev. X, X. Crum, who is now much
improved In health,
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Personal Mention

Mrs Frank r. BillinEslee has re-
I turned from visit TO Chicago and
/ points in Indiana.
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yINITA.

Mrs J. r Carter Is visiting her daugn-
ter, Mrs. knight. at Moran, Kan.
Mrs Rebeccs Swain and MIS-. Hin Ford
spent the weekend at Potssd.
Mrs. Ed klingel was hostess for the
Bridge club "wednesday afternoon.
Judge aud Mrs. A. :. Brewster spent
Thanksgiving In their home town, Pryor,
Miss Ruth Simms spent Thanksgiving
with her sister at Alton
SIR. and Mrs. Floyd Evans and baby
daughter, spent the weekend with rela-
lives In this city.
An orchestra from. Cnffayviiie furnished
the music Tor the sNnual Thanksgiving
dance at the Elk club rooms.
Or. and Mrs. wills Z. Reed, received
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Clubs

The Twentieth Century club Will
| meet ON Wednesday instead OF Mon
day as scheduled. Tho club VIII
meet IN the Y. w. G. a. with Mrs
r. w. Stallings as hostess, at which
time the regular program will be
given an intorlined feature being the
talk By Mrs. Ascher, with the sun
day party Special guests will be
present with the club mcmbors TO
hear this gifted speaker, whose per-
sonality and ability have already en-
deared her to the women Of Tulsa.
Tulsa chapter 4. u. c.. will meet
with Mrs s, II. Lewis ON the first
Tuesday evening In December,
which will be the sixth, instead OF
with Mrs, ID. G. Acosta as previously
arranged,
Aaba court, Lady Shrine. VIII hold
ceremonial In Mason's hall Wed
nesdBy afternoon, November 30.
Cand dates may register from 1850
a. IN. to 1880 y, m. at the hall 4
large class is expected to cross the
desert
The Womun's Missionary union Of
the Emmanuel Baptist church VIII
meet Monday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock at the church, when n mis-
sion study and business VIII occupy
the time.
Tho Past Matrons club will meet
with Mrs, II, f. Tcnnnnt, 1915 Hodge
street. on Friday afternoon. Decem-
Der 2, at $3.50 o'clock.
chapter AK. T.. E. o.. win meet In
lrcgular session on Monday Novem-
her 2s at the Y. W, {. A.
The Tusn chapter OF Delphians
hAs changed lts regular meeting OF
December 90 Monday December
12, u consideration OF the Billy
sunday meetings,
Tho Bauzai Literary club will
meet Monday with Mrs James NJ
Kennedy 1925 south Quaker street,
al 2 o'clock.
Mrs J. H. Buell. who has recently
returned from abroad. Will give a
reading "Fnnnys First Birthday, Of
by Bernard shaw. at the regular
meeting To be held Friday afternoon
by the Tulsa Drama league OF
Drama club. In the Y. W. 6. \
Uostesscs win hc Mesdamcs Gcorg,
Burke, j. II, Allen and Black, mem
bors OF the organization from Sa'
pulpa
The Monday study club will meet
with Mrs David Guudale, ago South
olympia avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mrs. Alfred Ferraud Tihorl and
daughter. Miss Thuda Mae Tihcil are
visiting their relative, Mrs, Mathew
Scoyclls Kerry at i24 South Thlr-
tcenth street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mrs. John j. Stumps OF Austin,
Texas. was the Thanksgiving guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Fred W. Fink and
daughter, Miss Odessa Fink.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mrs, Alta Henderson OF St Louis
is visiting In the home of MIR, and
Mrs. Harry II. McFann.
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Informal

the Friday luncheon bridge. In the
game after luncheon honors went
to Mrs A. c. staloy and Mrs. Knight
Il, Douglas. Pink and white chry-
santhemums decorated the home
and tho attractlvely appointed table,
-. O. Woodruff, j. X. Putnam, Jru
Max Wehnert. A, c. sabry, J. w. Me-
gee and n, Il. Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirke entorE
tanned members OF The Geological
club In their home on saturday cve-
ming when games and music were the
chosen modes of cntertIinment.
Tho PRn-IIellenic banquet given In
tne Kennedy restaurant on Friday
evening was a most delightful event.
Members Of the Phi Lambda Epsilon,
the Phi Sigma and ~ Delta koppa
high school fratornities were pres
cnt, about one hundred In number.
Mrs. X. j. Ryan entertained with
small home dance on Friday eve-
ming for Mrs. Harry H. Strong of
Springfield. Thirty-five were pres
ent.
The Cover club will meet with
Mrs John Gunby on Wednesday at l
O'Clock.
Mrs. j. r. Lindsey was honor guest
at a surprise party with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Steiger az hosts In the Lind
sey home. 514 South Frisco avenue,
ON Thursday. q Games and dancing
were enjoyed and a buffet supper
served to about thirty guests.
Is The Theta Beta Phi and Alpha
Gamma soruriues Of tho university
entertained the coach aud football
team of the university at Edwards
cafe ON Tuesday night, the table pre-
scnting "a miniature football field
Miss Malue Iu S,ooksbury wal
toastmistrcss and an interesting tam
of praise 10 tho team was given 10y
a Miss lclv1a Jones; also by MIR
Charles kCCll, captain Ot the team
the latter speaking iu response e
Mas Jones Music was furnished b.
Miss Louise Wood aud Miss lmuEeR
Bicrly,
Nesdamca \. A. Bearmau ana l
FLOYD Hoss were host esses at hridg
In the home OF the former on Fri
dav afternoon, when so guests en-
loved their hospitality, Mesdamo
GILES Penick John Arnold and G. /
stalker were fortunate In maxim
scores. Pink and white chtysan
themums decorated the homo an
luncheon was served on the car
tables.
Mrs. Louis Cohen gave small IN
= formal luncheon in her hone %
. Saturday for Mrs. Ida MCClAnnaha
OF Lowisburg, Tenn guests prcaen
being Misses Elizabeth liargis, MOI
Neighbors. Elizabeth RISES, mar
McClannahan. Bristow, McAfee an
the mother OF the hostess, Mii
Gates. The hostess and honor guest
were teachers in the same schou
before their marriage and In Ten
nesseo. All guests were member
of the public school faculty, Mrs
v McClannahan IS visiting her son
Walter L. McClannahan ana MITE
McClannahan OF this city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mss viva KnappcnberErr of Tulsa
vas tho guest % relatives here 1henhS-
giving
Mr. ana Mrs j. y. gillette and daugh
formers btotrf In 0uihrie.
Misses Elizabeth Reynolds and Sarah
Whittlesey returned home TUESDAY eve
ming from Chicsasha. where they are
Mrs ! o. Gordon and Mise Madeline
Gordon LETT Wednesday for Dewey where
they spent Thsnhsg.yluE gnd tho week
'ng ~'h '9s 'lyrmsr' l,n.s w9i,s, m2Ise' mstroo Of
tho EaHtcrn star. Radiant chapter. on
tortaluod her officers with banquet
plants formed decorations. delicious
turkpy dinner was served.
Nj aud Mrf Joe Denton we're host
aud hostess Tuesday evening wnen tho
T. E ~. rIrtorhoud ray" iia annual BAN
quet fOr their husbands. Covers were
laid fgf 20. Quests, aside f,9m members
and daughter BETTY Of Chicago, aud
Figure Eight club 'rueHday afternoon ~
her home uu South Elm street Two
coutosts we're hvld ana Mrs. Glen sal
mons and Mrs. Cameron we're winners.
meeting viii be held ln two weeks with
Mrs u. e. styets
o. u. y. club Tuesday night Three
tables were circled BY players At auc
tion, and hlEh acore reached BY Miss
Marie cobb. a luncheon ~ two courses
followed the games The next meeting
viii be held in two weeks with Mrs, X, J.
HRfpor aa hOHtrss
Mrs ~ e Burnett paid farewell cour
tOsy 90 Mrs =. p Lawrence Tuesday att
err1on when she entertained tu her homo
with a fpur.table auction. thryBanthe-
NUNS and oak leaves formed decorations
and high score was reached by Mrs. q. L.
McCaltum. Mrs Lawrence Nrucived
favor Miss Fay Oliver was tho only
out. t.nf.town guest.
The Busy Hour Embroidery club en-.
tcrthlnsd in tho y. ". g. \. rooms Tues
day night with a banquet m nonor OF
Miss Edna Keith, pageant director. The
COURSES we're served BY Misc Madeline
Gordon ana Miss Helen Karcher. ToastH
we're given by Mrs j. T., Gordon. Mrs.
g. a. vaughn Mrs. &. ". Miller ~
Mrs j. ]. parmleo,
The e. NJ W club members and guests
were entertained at cards and dancing
Tuesday night NJ the home OF Mr and
Mrs. Wade v. Putdin. Al cards honurs
went to Mrs. Floyd Holionbeck and Ira
Anderson among the members, and Mlas
EttaRrace Spurgin gnd Archie Babb
among the guests. In addition to CLUB
membcrn, guests were Misses Grace 81
dell, MyrR Taggert Etthgrace spurEin,
Messrs and Mcsdamcs Knipps, wilton
witt, Charles NJ. Jones, MeHsrs. Archie
Babb. MoLennan ana Jack Allen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mr.. Robert Roice Carson has re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Percy Rec
tor stevens Of New York. noted voice
coach and instructor, thanking him
for sending 10 him "a young girl so
charming aud with 50 lovely voiae
as Miss Annelle Chandler" Miss
Chandler is studying voice with Mr..
Stevens and her instructor says she
has promise OF a very lovely voice
and n career if she chooses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mr.. Edward <ruse, tenor soioist
at the Boston Avenue Methods,
church, has resigned his position to
take similar one IN the Trinity
Episcopal choir.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mrs w. *. shaw and daughter,
Miss Beatrice shaw OF Carthage. Mo,
are visiting their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray II. Whitaker OF this city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Aaba court, Lady shrine. w;il hold
a ceremonial In Mason's hall Wed
nesdBy afternoon, November 80.
Caudi dates may register from 1880
a. IN. to 1880 y. IN. at the hall 4
large class is expected to cross the
desert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

The Womun's Missionary union Of
the Emmanuel Baptist church VIII
meet Monday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at the church, when n mis-
sion study and business VIII occupy
Tho time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Miss AlinC Constantln, who has
been visiting relatives in New Or
leans will return home next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Tulsa chapter, 4. u, c., will meet
with Mrs. s. II. Lewis on the first
Tuesday evening In December,
which will be the sixth, instead OF
with Mrs. ID. G. Acosta as previously
arranged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mrs. Burt Il. Collins presided as
hostess at the initial social affair
for the season Ia the Country club
which was on Thanksgiving eVe1
About one hundred and twenty five
attenued this function, which was n
buffet supper dance. Assisting the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

yellow and white chrysanthc-
NUNS decorated the attractive home
OF Mrs. w, u, Reynolds on saturday
evening at which time she enter
taiued the Hellenic society at "A
bridge tea hostesses assisting were
Mesdames Earle Sneed and Rex
Watkinson, Misses Martha Miller,
Margaret Splyey and Alice Wilson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Miss Carolyn Skclly was hostess
Saturday evening at her home In
Maple Ridge, entertaining with
dancing complimentary to Misses
Naomi Brown, Marian laessig and
Lucille Moran all OF 81. Louis. Mem
bors Of the Royal Nagahond club
and their young men friends were
present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

The Monday study club will meet
with Mrs David Guodale, ago South
olympia avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Klrke entorE
tanned members OF The Geological
club In their home on saturday cve-
ming when games and music were the
chosen modes of cntertainment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mr., and Mrs. Fred NJ. Scott were
at homo Thanksgiving night 10 a
company OF friends. honoring thelr
guests and relatives. Mr. and Mrs
n, w. stevenson OF Pennsylvania
Bosldos these, present were Messrs
ami Mesdumcs JEFF iUaEur. W. T,
Hubert. n. r.. Raines. all OF okla
homa city, and Mr.. and Mrs. w A.
Coleman, and Mrs. V. E. Spaley OF
Dallas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs, Hubert w Whitney
have named their new son William
Isaac, for his father and grandfath-
er, the latter being MIR. Isaac Shulcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Tho Past Matrons' club will meet
with Mrs, II T.. Tcnnnnt. 1915 Hodge
street. on Friday afternoon. Decem-
Der z. at 2:3O o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Four Persons Shot In Two Pistol Battles Be- tween Police and Ban
 ditS On Seattle Streets

S2attle Jan 22-Police detoctive James OBIien was shdt and killed by a bandit last night. Patrolman Neil McNIiEian and William Angle and civilian Dean Carmsn were w-unded. The officers are danger- Ously wounded and it is expect Cd that Angle will probably die. Two battles with the bandits were fought and one Of them John Smith wSs captured after he had been shot in the thigh and right ankle by the police. Smith emptied his revolver at the policeman and wounded Carmen who was standing ne-r by. The first battle was on Broadway and the second a renew- al Of the one in which O'Brien wcs killed occurred before the HOge building on Second Ave.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Still Sticking 'Em UP l.
 Seattle

seattle Jan 24-P. Pennington early this morning had a painful anC exaspsrating experi.ucc with hold up man in Seattle. Pennington arrived in the city Yesterday in or deS to undergo au oDcratton ct thu Providence hospital this morning.
 Early in the morning he was @a- pr ached b. two men and when aUo to pass them oue stuck a gun stOot if he made 2o outc-y CT jaise shoot if he mdae an outcry or talsn move. At the rotDt of gun h. WIS forced from Seventh Aye aud Coiamoia street half a block and aEen to an alley where he WIS stripped of his vaIuables amount i7g to $2I0.O .Oo actcr which he was to go.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
SI0O,OOQRETAKEN FROM POSTAL
 ROBBERS

Mt. Vernon III. Jan. 22-One of tLs robbers of the mail at the Un- iop station in Chicago has confess dd. Guy Kyle who runs a garage In this place and who was former r a Ere Methodist Minister con fessed that he was implicated in tho robbery. The thieves secured Gne hundred and eighEl five thous- and dollars. They found one hun Grtd thousand dollars in an eEg crate secreted in the garage.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Smith Arr2igr2d-IO B.
 Tried Thursday

Seattle Jan 24-Suith the mUrd P TT of 0'Brien and Angle pleaded guilty to the murder of rh' two of- fic rs when arranged this attcmoon He was to come b"torc tie court tn morning but an omlUo"s crowa in the courtroom caused a def. riC g of the hearing until this P.N. He will come 10 tvia. Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
W1IDraW First and En.
 quire Afterwards

Seattle Jan 22-The deatb Of de- trctiye O'Brien at the hands Of Q holdup man caused Mayor Cald- well and the police chief to or der every policeman on the force when in the act of sroGping a Sus- 7act to first draw his revolver and haze 1t read for business. The Ma ypr appeEled to all Citizens to CO., operate with the officers and quiet Iy to submit to questioning when stopped by the police.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Meets With Great Success
 In Cuba

Washington Jan z2-Major Gener- 'I Cr0wder who as the representa- tive of the government at Washing ion Was sent to Cuba to straighten oIt her financial and political troubles is making progress beyond "His highest eXpectationB'T accord ing to an annIOuncement by the srate Department today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Mass Said For
 Dead Policemen

Seattle Jan 25-A requiem Mass was the prelude to the funeral cor teso of the three policemen slain by Smith T5e offiGers of the police force with a large copcourse of Citi- zens pqyed their last homage to the memory of the thrae gallant guard iaEs Of the peace.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
-IT3a P9LICE IN DUTY IN CANADA
 METROPOLIS

Montreal Jan 22-The recent dem- 0astratioR ot the Unemployed has ru. the police on guard. The forco Las been strengthened by addition al men many restaurants are closed end in thc fashionable residencc dis ,l:.t measures have been taken to meet any further demonBtrauons on ,l. part of the unemployed.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25

Washington Jan 24-The industri- al depression which has held the world in its grip for the past month Is declared to be at tP lowes2 point. According to reports gather ed by the government experts We can from new on expect improve mant, #, !
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
P, l. Puts Justice Up To
 Superior Court Judges

.eattle Jan 23-The Post Intel lg, ucer comes out in an editorial aud calls upon the nine Superior JuIges to Set aside all other cas- and bring the murdcr"rs of Stov- e1S, O'Brien, and Angle to trial Monday morning. The slayer of o. Brien and Angle was transferred to the county jail on Sunday as a prr caution against any attempt at lyuching,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
USES KEROSENE
 AND FAMILY DIES

Washington Courthouse; Ohio. Jan 23--Six members of the family of James Adkins were burned to death in theil home. Someone attempted to build a kitchen fire with, kero- seLe,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
BRITISH SUB. X. 5 WITH ENTIRE
 GREW LOST

l ondCn Jan 22-The British sub marine K5 with commander John A GaiAes ana all the Crew were lost today. The submarine was approach ing the English Channel when the accident occurred. Besides the com mander the submarine carried a crsw of fifty. The Admirality made au1ouncemeut of the loss today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
EMPEROR CHAS.
 STILL HOPEFUL

BndaPest Jan 2S-A letter from former emperor Charles bids his supporters here to remaini stehd- .AsSt that the time will come when they can restore him to his throne.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
NARTENSTHE RED
 STARTS HOME

New York Jan 22-Martens the reyresentat:ve of the Bolshevili who has been allowed to remain in this country for many months and whom tie government refused to recog- nize qs Ambassador of the Russian Soviet government was deported tt Gsy, ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25

Washington Jan. 2S-The Presi- dsrt in a letter. to Paul Hymans fn- dicates what his method of opera tion in Russia would be. He declar- es that the great powers should make a Public and Solemn" engage ment not to violate or permit the violation of the territorial integrity of Russia. r'
 He feels that this Is easentiaI to
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Smith Admits Shooting
 Three Police Officers

Seattle Jan 22-Smith who shot detective O'Brien when formally charged with the murder admitted 1t and also cOntehsed to. the shoot ing of Angle and NGcNnllan. Later Angle died of his wounds and Me
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
NIGHT RIDERS
 WARN FARMERS

Lexington Jan 24-Night riders visited a number of farmers in this vicinity and warned them not tq sell any more tobacco until the price came up at the risk of hay ing their barns and houses burned t7 the ground, -..-.,fI.I.. |
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
Third Victim of Bandit
 Dies

seattle Jan 25-Oificer AIclIillan the third of the four victims of ban di. Smith died yesterday afternoon, T guess its all" he mumbled as he P2ssed away. Carman the civilian victim will recover.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25
WILSON ADVISES
 HANDS OFF FROM RUSSIA

the justification of Armenia and the otLer states bordering onI the form CT emperor. The preddent says tha hs never believed that the problems rSised by the Bolsheviki coup could be solved by outside military actions and he adds that the Russian revol- ution must be developed to a satis4 factory conclusion by the Russians with such help as may be voluntari- ly received.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-25

Ottawa Jan 25-The regulation regarding Petroleum and natural gas in he Northwest Territory were gus pended by action of the government In Council. The government consid