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Evening star., 1921-05-25
Stellar Duckpinners Will Share
Honors With Bank Teams IN
City Tourney Tonight.
Leaders in Each Class

Royal duckpinners. rated among
the best in the District. vii! snare
honors with teams of the Bankers
League tonight in the city 10" iih@
championship tournament on tn'
Grand Central drives. They are SchcG :
uIed to take the alleys at o'cloch.
Col Robert y. Harper. prominent ''S-
trict banker. will be guest OF hohor
at the session.
Poor scores were rolled last nlght:
despite the presence on the alleys u,
s.Ich teams as the Bulletins ana
Rapha els. highly tou;cd class ac-
rrera.ions. Henry Rodicr's Bulletin
crew foundcrcd heln'cssly the great :
Ar mart of the way. Capt. EodI,r
barely managed to achieve count
of oS3 and none of the other memnerS =
If Tho ouin: distinguished himself
The team totalcd 1.495. Yesterday S
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Will Hold Yacht Race.

Italy will enter the field ot interna-
tional six-meter yacht racing Coppa
d1talia. formerly d trophy for eight
meter yachts has been withdra wn
from that class and donated as 4 six
meier award TIE first races will Re
sailed over M"diterranean course
hext spring and special invitations
VIII be extended 20 American and
English yachtsraen
Evening star., 1921-05-25
ZOE LYNCH SUSPENDED
Bantam Champion Under New York
Ban to Await Action Of Nassa-
chusetts Board.

Mem YORK, Mry 2-.--SUS2ensl"
Of Joe Lynch. World hantamwr. G''t
champion. has hc"n announced by III"
New YORK hoNlnE comm .ss.ru. Il Was
stated that Lynch and has r,a:ager.
Eddie Meade. had hr"n sn*penGNi
nendinG further action ~: ;he Mdssa-
chusctts hna'd. which previously had
suspended them Cn = charge Of Ni'-
latinG "a contract to box at HniYokr.
Mass tpr.l -.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
KROUS' PIGEON is FIRST
IN RACE OF 31O MILES

Philip Krous. one of Washington's
oldest and most successful pigeon
fanCiers. easily defeated a big team
of ''yearlinGS in the race from Mount
Vernon. Ohio. Monday. Sixty-six
pigeons were liberated at 6 O'Clock
The first pigeon to cover the 80
miles was home at 12:11 O'Clock
The first return to each of the nine
lofts reportin:. Zone loft failed to re-
porD. with average speed in yards
per minute follows:
Phil. Krous. 1.476; T.. c. Whitmore.
1867: Phil. krOus. 1865: Childrcss
Brothers. 1.42S; Agriculture Depart
ment. 1851: +. J. Kelly. 1.34o: r. Cos
mel. 1.34l: l.. Nooly, 1927: X. Frazier,
100: Capt. D. G. Buscall 1.196.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
BUNTS AND BlNGLES

Five teams In the international
Leasue-Jersey city. Newark Buffalo.
Toronto and Rochester are close
enough together 20 reach over the
fence and borrow a pipcful of to-
bac"o.
The Giants won nine out of thir-
teen games and "ven then couldn't
gain on tn" leaders Of the National
lea que race Shows at what a clip
Pittsburgh Travelled.
SrhnIs. the Chicago catcher. breads
winSy hall Time was when We
ns"d to play with them until the
stitches We're knocked loose and the
cover knocked off
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Singles G:3N-R. wurtz lB,. II. F. Gray
son tA' e. u. Fielding ,B,. II. A. Matson
tB). &. II. Knott tc). LEO II. Russell tC), Il.
N. Daniel U,. G. T. Herbert Uj.
Teams S,-shermans. No. OBJ. shermans.
No. tAl Royals iA,. karo 0,. Second Ma
tional Bank Co. Washington Loan and Trust
Co. III. District National Bank tB). Federal
National Bank OBJ.
Doubles t1Oy-Emory and Hcberger C).
Lynch and II. Fry W,. u. George and partner
a.. Fookes and partner 'A'. Cromwell and
EIure CJ, J. Quinn and CHAMPION tBJ.
Pumphrey and Howell ,By. II. Brian and
Brown tCl.
Singles n1p-J. W. kimble 20. George J.
Quinn OBJ. john Draiey OBJ. William ]. Sp eden
OBJ, Thomas d. George iBI, W. l.. Smith
a.. q. f.. Hrampion 'BJ. Phil Hungerford
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Canadians in Legion Meet.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Entries
from New York and Massachusetts
for the interstate one-mile relay race,
one of the features of the American n
Legion field day to be held at Frank
lin Field June II, have been re-
ceived. 4 Canadian team. represent
ing the Great War Veterans AssO-
citation. will compete in the event.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Plans UNIQUE Balloon Race.

Plans for unique national balloon
race are being considered by the
Aero Club of America. The race as
suggested. would be between balloons
entered by cities throughout the
country and manned by crews from
these cities. Chambers of commerce
and other organizations will be asked
to cooperate.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
ATTORNEY General Is Guest.

With Harry NJ. Daugherty. Attor-
nev General Of tho United States. az
his guest. DEMPSEY yesterday went
through the most strenuous work out
he has indulged in since he started
training here ten days ago. He in
Crea sed his boxing to six rounds. Gov
cred six miles on the road, punched
the bag for ten minutes and shadow
boxed for two rounds.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Auto Race Trials Today.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 25.-Elmina-
tion trials for the 500-mle automo-
bile race at the Indianapolis speed
way will he held today. To qualify
cars must maintain a speed of eighty
miles an hour for ten miles.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
WOULD SEND MAN TRIO
AND SUSANNA LENGLEN

ARIS 25-The Davis the United
play match the
country The French Tennis Federation
with the United States association
India
However,
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Groh Leaves Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Ohio May a5-Henr:
Grch. hold-out third basemsn of the
Cincinnati Nationals, and Mrs. Groh.
left here today by automobile for
Rochester. y. Y. where Groh said he
VIII locate permanently. Before his
departure Groh reiterated his decIara-
ton that he would never play another
game with the Reds
Evening star., 1921-05-25
NAVY IN BIG REGAHAS
Enters Crew for Collegiate Race.
Midshipmen Also to Row in
American Henley.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 2J-The
Naval Academy varsity eight-oared
shell crew viii enter the collegiate
regatta at PouGhkeepsie in June it
has been officially announced. The
Navy crews also are entered in the
American Henley on the SchuylkilI
Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Greb Would Spar Champion.

NEW YORK May 2J.-.;eorsc En-
gle, manager for Harry Greb. Pitts
burgh lieht-heavyweg ght. has an
nounced that the fighter would be
available as Il sparring partner With
Jack Dempsey should the champion
want him.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

NEW ORLEA%S, La. May %
Pete Herman. former bantamweIght
champion. viii sail for England June
II TO meet Jimmy Higgins. champion
of France. in a twcnty-round battle.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
New GYM for West Virginia.

Athletic officials Of West Virginia
University have been notified that a
supplemental budget bill introduced
in the state legislature provides for
$500. 900 gymnasium for the institu-
ton.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
American Horse in Derby.

PARIS. May 25.-The Bohemian. a
brown colt. bread by a. *. Macomber
and raced on American tracks last
year, will be shipped to Epson and
will run in the Derby on June 1.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
D. 0'Dowd 0utpoints Roper

NEW YORK. MAY -. -pan o'I'o,>d
received thc JUDGES decision oyer
Capt. Bob Eooer after = round
bout in Erooklyn last night. o'Dowd
weighed l13 pounds fifteen less thar
his opponent.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Will Throw Down Bars.

lack kearns. manager Of DEMPSEY.
has eradicated a color line. kearns
said that if the champion eliminate s
Georges Carpenter on July all bar
rivers will be let down.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Track Meet to Northwestern.

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Eorthwestern
Cniversity's track athletes defea ated
the University of Chicago in d dual
meet. S6ia to 49,.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Kilbane to Fight Jacks.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. MAY c3.-.IohnnN
kilhane. featherw. light bCN nG cham
p;on. and Freddie Jacks. Br.tiSh
champion. meet here tonight In a
ten round no-deciSion bout.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
26 WOMEN TO COMPETE
IN GOLF TROPHY EVENT

Of
which
nookburn Cub
holes
andiCa will appiy n each roln
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Sees 4.16 Mile for Higgins.

Coach H. A. Bruce Of tho Lafayette
College track team has predicted that
Higgins. the great Columbia miller will
run either 4.16 or All mile in the
annual intercollegiate championship.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Scottish Soccerists Win,

MONTREAL. May 2J-The Scottish
foot ball team defeated the All-Mon-
treai aggregation yesterday. 6 to ..
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Dempsey Must Pay Up.

PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-A jury
has decided that Jack Dempsey must
pay $500 more to DR.. Herbert Goddard
of this city for an operation PERFORM
Evening star., 1921-05-25
PUTS FIGHTING SCIENCE
ABOVE BRUTE STRENGTH

ANHASSET n " May 2-jeorges Carpenter realizes that in
NV Jack Dempsey
that him. by what he terms
Evening star., 1921-05-25
RIVAL BOXERS ALREADY
FIT FOR TITLE BATTLE
BY FAIRPLAY.

IN
camouhagng of
The gate receipts and idea of boiling
of
being
Their physical condition
Evening star., 1921-05-25
French Raceters e0n
Herman to Fight Frenchman.

pion. knocked out Ned Carpenter in
twenty-on seconds last n sht.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

more than two or three pounds over the
weight that he expects to carry into the
ring. And so it is obvious that anything
like hard training would do nothing but
make him stale on July -
Evening star., 1921-05-25

ed on his nose in September. 1919. The
award represents the remainder of a
bill for $1,000.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

High Point. 1: Durham. 3.
Winston Salem. q: Greensboro. 8.
Raleigh. IL: Danvi!le. q.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Martin Stoos N. Carpenter.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May Boob
Ma rtin. \. r.. r. heavyweight cham
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
MIXING ANswsrNrEE.

- r.or %. community go newspaper is frequently for ~ in ..a wild s., of .adsaua, for personal gains and be-
 ., r taken for granted newspaper will do s part s n sv whether wa reciprocity or not But is " mat ,.- %. fact a IS hardly ro enterprise th" does not depend '' " .. OF less as-ss upon e publicity received from the tow" or com"
 ra.r Iasycs sal enterprises support without promise of ..,..-l and .s.a.aly without hope of reward
 The newspaper is e friend u. ac church. regardless of creed. r o home town and ,.. community: supports public and private ,5S .s ..s. . ,a-a ra.nou, and civic and charitable "' aaa...saas.
 rv-.a rgar.. -.s community aoatr at the sam" time ]" is. u r..,- ..r bank grocery store" |" "'" market. OF a-. other commercial enterprise There is possibly n" '"'eT ~ u s world so e.. and bitterly condemned as the newspaper
 publisher expects s carries m bur1e" but on the other hand no class of r which should he nearer to ae r"11t, thaH the u.-aaaa carrier Q. ,.s .as medium.
 The mistakes sa printer a.~' and editor and publisher
 -, 10 ~ but ...- mistakes multiplied by the 'a . inst .. c. error appears every issue of the day r"'1'"
 -s o. .. . newspaper force considering the '''" .r r s ... .-.a. sr.s ordinary man or professions man. .a. -.- ..s Esa twice ar his mistakes" the grocer has @ .< . ta- explains. banker ss"or his errors the baker has - . lawyer tries his se expense: the doctor bor . .a ..- is ~ for knows the difference '"' Tor ,a r....-. a.. .o raaa-a he smiles and likes "\"ea'.~s
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
CHAPTER NL

The constable looked at me fn- an irsrar. as ts uncertain whether 10 re gard my manner or enr--- his nara. five as altogether friendly.
 "Yau wore telling s.ra. ] wanted e know" ! suggested. "I came .u he cause ! was directed r1 inquire for You there. ! did mol interrupt you but ft was without intent or gaining attenuation that ! d.a not expect (. gain otherwise
 "Irs all right" sad the constable "You sec through me. though ! was just thinking how uncomfortable ] ought to have been with you listening and ! was pretty near getting sore The first thing Is the identification ot the body. For rha ums being it is in the stauou-houSe"
 There was no possible doubt even before l looked ar rhe face from which the constable drew the sheet which covered the body as lt lay on a bench The shabby little lawyers rascally schemes. y.mId but g.I'atu0uS-ueceS sa-y. probably, In his gnarIed and un- happy Hfe-were closed by death.
 A deputy of tha coroner was present and he took a deposition by me which gave merely the dead mans name stated that he had called several times at Hartley house on business and that I had no personal knowledge of the manner in which he came to his death
 That was all the authorities needed of me. A maid by tn, name Of Agnes Mitchell had been given temporary employment at Hartley house. It was undoubtedly she who was the com paniou of the man who had been killed.
 I asked the constable where miEht
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

every care but where you must re- main under 8 sure but uuobrruS've surveillance uutH We give you per. mission to go"
 In spite ot her pain the girl smiled. You would suuse the police" she said.
 'WhyYT I asked.
 why do you suppose the lawyer hired me for this i0bT7
 Because you were avallsble, suit able and easily tempted"
 Because ! an a thief and know the business and have 8 record
 That was a faCer, but it dld not change the present need.
 'YOu have less reason, then, for wanting to come to the attention of the police again"
 (COntfnued on ThursdRy)
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
--HLNNL-L -L THI NTIWIR
United >rarr, Land u#nr


 Juneau Alaska June E-rs-I NOTICE IS #...rv GIVEN that Thomas r.r.r Page o. Ha.nes. Alas aa has submitted aa# three year proof In support ol his homestead entry a.-.. .s-s- for lands emb-as- aa t- !. $ Survey No. lsE5. s..u- a..E ar... i've miles sounth oI ChH- .as Eua.a Ha latitude 5s degrees o9 minutes E and longitude la5 de ....s .- ..na.as W.. more rarHo- ..--r ..-had as follows.
 Comm ererr ar sa-na- Na. l. - u. on tre line oE ordinary hIEh tide aE CruEa, Ir.e.. u.oaee W. < Hoa-s <. Ias chains thence E Ez5- or..- .a corner No 9. whence F. sG. w No. 1-5 bears N ss 5.--a-s a5 minutes E. gl.- sz chains. sa-rc S 1G.og chains 10 corner No g. thence W. 60 Go chains .n corner No 2 W C on .rar- a- ordinary hErH tide of c.HEa. Inlet. theme ~oandrri1r lna said Inlet EH N. q degrees sa minutes W. -ea chains. iZH N -g degrees oa minutes W. 2.- aa chains. IaH N. B derees l5. minutes W. g.g0 chains. 04N NJ zz degrees SO minutes " sod chains. .zf N. af degrees l5 mtn- ueas F. 270 chains: GsH s. Ga de- r-e7z f5 minutes E 1aa chains; I-f N fg degrees IS minutes E - 800 chains. .S x 47 deEress-. oa minutes E. eco chains Jsl~ N go degrees 90 minutes E q 30 chains to corner No. !. tht place Of beginning. containing a area of l5f.-- acres Naeuoa, variation aa degrees 90 minuu E.
 FRANK A noYt
 Register. First Publication June Is. Is'ian Final Pubucsuoup Aug. 27, IsSss.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
Speeding Car
 Hits the Bank
 One Mao Dead
Tho Dead JOHN EN"|...t.
Tho Tnfur

NH. Im|#-"..
 JOHN " T.m.NN-.. .... . co0eusstar on rich. -... .. ..." Badly snaE.. rr
 bruised. u--. M4. broken
 uTEFEE- -N... .-. ab7u the face n. -....
 John Erar.n-aa F. a... ... other men r.H"a. .. ... .... an auto u-a.- orr r.. ...... way ar a.a. am. -.#-..... .... Eulcs aa-. driven n. ..... .... hft rna ar... .--... .. " sr-uek a rock and s-".- If. .. pants along -rr -..E... the ev.5a-ar prosecute. ... . oE -ra ae"aar. ..a ..- -.. .... a terrific -a.. .. -...- .... .. -ha ditch. as fl s... ..-... air a- a 5.s-.r.. .. .. IT. ..... ly once between I'll. -.-. 1T. ...... ,he hank . . ..-. .. - resting r.aa. .- n. .--.... ... rosco a- n.a.. -.. .. ... -..
 John Er-.."... H.n. .- .. .... mobile ae.a.-. .- -.. .....- -.. way. va- a -..... -. ....... Wash. s.-. .as H....... ... of Eagles. having -..-.. ... ..... 1911 Tn. n.a-..s .... ..- mu-aa-e5 with Iris .... E.-. ... ,ra funeral vi. .. ...# r.. .... der.
 His only #sr- -...... lis Mrs -asana... r.. .. "..a.- -..... Wf--. has n..- ....# ... and wired George "n---f .r... 10 ship ,Ea ..t. I'm. r. .--... .. Hur... .a-a Emp -g
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
CJT.CURA HEALS
 SKIN TROUBLE
On CbtI5's Body For Three Months l-ched AwfUIIy,

.rrr --..5 0rr ..r. E.# 0. r.--7'-e for tH--- ---.rr The r.-7IeT wr-r Ir--r r-. --f --5 ---r e-zra-r5 Ha -~-- rr- Hr#- ---- ~grrE rr--- thing r-.. , tried an kinds ol things aH nothing 5.5 a-v good. a ..a-s r..r ITO 2. uer Crreur Soar and r.-----. end } E.s and t..r H..-. -.- raE. r- lees than r-.r week. a.--#. Ms E. --a-.... ra. ="r- s.. Alameda. Glen. ... ..- .. r-ra-l'ss ry E-..r u=r ~. ....--- Sap end o1zH- .---. --.-r.- -. -.--r-z Ointment r- --aH-. .. an1.-.. rrr.-r and heal. The. r-- ..ar. fog --- frE-f. Hs ts a.s- l----H Ea'e-r s1- returning. 4r---.--,-s r---a- --ar a.s-r-r H0ru---s tIts- --rr---. n.a. waarr a. Nz- - a--~-
 
 -- .rr.-..r Soap r-r0-s vrith7ut r1uE
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Copyright by George K Doran Co.
 "Hrrg our drinks over here. So'o Jbc old boy, pointing 10 ono oC the tables In a far corner of the room.
 "Thcy sat down, and the two men talked The girl didn't seem Co have thr language The foreigner was cN- cited. The old boy lcpg wpng his cye-as~c> He wasn't showing as much nervousness as the frrc.Eucr lou, he was pleased over somegn.ug
 "I kept behind the Iar as noar their tunlc as ! could, and prcycnded to play solitaire and wait for their oT- anr> wacGur them as much Hs nnS. >n'n and t-Er- tn make uut what thay vrrr #.hu- a...r. Pretty soon they wanted another rnunI oE drinks. WNcn ? served them ,ne n.# haN waut cd Co know {. Inc eno.# rnI.nnnne to rnn e.g Ua paid wn the rnM and ] showed L.m The .a.nu.aua nuo.a and heard u. give his number Ir was River HHM
 "Wnur n. an. his nartg he ~.a. Is trn. r... >"a E..".4#- Is .. right Yes. a, .N....H. Int ham -a'
 "w.. MRS .. Hn wen. back .n Inc table, , r".r ua. 1o kept t.-at hold a- r.n "wn .. 8 leather rase WI.. r-.. .r. '. m.H.u- a-a.1. rho furr.-..u aaa w.m.- r0war. t0r ease u# n.-u ru -.. more excited As near a~ ! could ma.a .n. what wa. harnu... a> ...s a.a. uw .r.Au- and mor.ar... . wa~ ..a black leather ca>a u.. ....-... N.n..E and rhn orE.~ u.. -..... IT.. h- have .-
 nr.-.r m. ..H Inn. -.. .. m... Inc r.,. ... --. m. .- his arm and wrur ....r. rr ..a- with ra E.r ami ... ..-.-... ...nw..- him. and rna f...-.r ..e.- ..~. an. loud. T... -.r ...-.. ... . -.- info The ra- ... -.. ..-.r. ... ..| nrE who WAS ..r... ... ... ..r..-.a- behind.
 -t> .....r ... >.-.# .na e.r the r7-..-.n- -a". . --.- ..r -.. ease. hu- rho ..r ... WAS To. ....s .nr him and Hma... . 2. r.n "Nn- The car sv.-.. ..... n. "...
 N.. ..-.. ".... ..~ .... wav. , >a.# Nw. .-.. -e. ...t fellow Co
 ~-.a ..H ... ~... ..a ..' Noy. 0f r.. ....- .. ...E.rrE ma. :. .r. him vii. . -.. r-- s- a" .. ITS.
 .~. .... -...... .-r They hadn't gone a -..-..r u. a ... wH"r ! heard tne girl ~.."m ! -nr my -n-n~E0.H which u.~ n.- .- sr.... .." wont down -ra rr.H ...r- -..w |..-. was su-r going -. Ha .- accident 1. ..o r.7- e.-rrr E... a...-- .- rho man a' ,.. a-.. ..g ..-. .... .r0 -'. r-- r~... ..-.. ...~.. ..m. -... ar- r r... a." ...-. ...> 0.a-a m. -.. ..r .w. .... l. r... .s~..
 ~. n.~ u.." ... .-..~. ...a> o. -.a. w... ... -r ~..".".. nu.e- -ra- .s.- ... heard a crash. ! snew .....s -.. .. All. -rr E.. U.e car M.. -... r.n -..a ar ... ~.." "f .ae
 ~u.s arF n.r nas r..-. .-. -1a -.-. was u-a..-.... .. ..a foreigner
 "1ya.- rr.-. -.s ......- easel. asked ma. in -.a -r.- sM0r- .a. constable. F u.- '.. question } rn-rH have ~...... .-. myself
 "T- WAS gone r.. T.a .. boy did mol h.rua single paper '. his nnoEs-S. ha- ar.n- -.. ...- a.. "a rnr o'to1- lion for s,a girl. W. ."-5 8 letter .n ra~ nr-~. ..#r.--.. q. Miss Agnes Mitchell Hartley house If.".ay. That, was inc only identification we had. ] tn.anaona5 over ra Ea-..a. and 8 man s..z he would n. o.a- Taars an , know about .r I've r'- 50 he getting over Co taa station. I..S about time that man from Hartley WAS looking me u0"
 As he went ont ] followed him. and on rna sidewalk ! Introduced myself
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
oEr,rHHIrAN LEADS AGAIN.

. n-.. ..r- s .a,ed States in shipping al 0o pres .. .. .. M. . u.. .ssornz Loyds Two }'ars ~s - ..l -...s u- nuHan= half of the oa"a4 s .. r.a running Great Brt,ai" neck and -..a a-.-... under construction .. .-. -.ru.-. .s -,-8.ao United States r. ...... .. ....-.- under construction this time is ii>s- ... Ions ..s. ...- .. ...-na...a u. -ls. year.
 ra.. -. ,.a-a.aa reached in any country was - @ -. States .- .-, when there 4l>Gooo ol Am"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
An Epoch In Our History

F... ... ...- n. #.-.....nu ur~ w..-r...s ..." .... .r .w. .... had ....-..a c. point ..- ... @.a- a.-s ..5 ....r..-.....- ..-..- .-'u ua- G..a.as. military a-#a.aa-. ..E .a r.e.-.... ... establishment. .. Congress a5 .n .ra".. s.s'aw o. m#u.0r a....sa. Sir. u.-fa- is lae first .. our -..s.t...s w.a has .a". ...a ID a-r..... -..r r..s .s.s.a- five task ..s ... performed. and ..ar has a- ..-. a...#.0 a1 a@.wa." .-. sanction -.. ... ..r-a...t u-- ar.ra-.. # t.. N....a, r..ar~e
 The ...-....- .. ..a Ac- Q. Gone -ras- ...-...- -... .. ls-". r0..r- r.I ?. :. r.a Presidents -..r.w".- .- .ar E.# N..... u.s.asc Law.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Some of Europe's financial experts are in danger Of contemplating the United States treasury with the an noyance a man feels when he finds himself with a check On which pay ment has been stopped
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

It is reported that 100000 in Eu- rope are anxious Co cmigrate to Amer lea. and .n a few months approximate 1y as many American tourists will be e-h,nC for bcrthS on ships bound for Europe
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

America is indeed a land of promise to the industrious and law abiding but lt holds forth no promise except of un- pleasant relations to those who come here to propagate unwholeSome com muuistIc doctrines.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

is ror generally understood This is la-gaIy due to the fact that srs constructive provisions instead of ape aaartrg as complete new 'err'ms ot law are scattered throughou fha pro- existing National Defense A", of 1916 as amendments here gud .rore The important new provisions thouEH simple in the extreme are buried .n an enormous mass of relatively u1- important detail Those who have had the time and patience to .eggs- gate and analyze these new proT.~- ions are surprised to find that Con- gress has finally c-ysta,Gzed tho mt.- I-ary policy of the United States i- is this significant fact Jba, the F.ast- aars announces lo the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

We believe that a taste for good literature may be developed in almost any boy. but it is never wise to shove Tlaokeray or Scott ar him until he has passed through the Deadwcod Dick crisis.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Tho flagship of the future. says a naval officer. win FAn a fast two~oatn0 hat-'anIaur and rhe commanding off, rar nr rhe fleet wll occupy the oh- servers cockpit during engagements
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Appropriately enough in -a.> time 't cnilrw5.S. Pssov Is e. Ie from. again iu the cable dispatches.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

old Demon Rum continues To pose aS first friend rn -."~g who Azure in sensational tragedies.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Sr-.--. w.-er and ...---av- must have r..r ....r ..E...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Probably Tho w,-.a v.. r"- Ask fnr "~uaa-... s-.a a.-. r.ar. Is aD- other war.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

It's getting so nowadays raHt it fellow isn't held uu he thinks irS a reflection upon his financial condition
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

A.r.-. .~ painful. as 1T, -~"-.. bus .s nua.e
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Hr.- .s m.-.. .. " ..r..s~. rEt- |-.. sleep -.-- .. ..E. as !. ..rr
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

F #.a-.r matter u..- ..s.. prices #-. n.. s. -..- .- -... .-e "n the |.raL
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

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