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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30

zinarodnich cachru, jez by ne
svetla dine, potfebuje
temna pro sve konani, ale nyni
jest cas-, ably obecnomyslni mu-
Ii pranyrovali tajnou diploma
eli jake zdroj mezinarodnIho
nebezpeci. ia pravim:
"Otevrte ty dvefe; my ma
me pravo vedeti pravdu, aby-
chom mohli byti volni.
"Ja pravim americk6mu IL
du: "Pozadujte, ably vaSi "a
stupci tam YAM rekli fakta 0
tom, co delaji V t6to konferen-
lei, nebo povzdy zachovejte mi
.ceni a vezm6te, co jest vam da-
no bez reptani."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

IDA Sc, re nynejSi obyvatel
Bll6ho Domu okusi trochu sve
vlastni mediciny. Chysta uz il
pro n6ho senator Borah z Ida
ho..
Jak Jest dosud zive pa
m6ti, D. Harding "a jeden re
svych zivotnich ukolu obral 81
niceni prace sv6ho predchud
ce, a ponevadz mezi neivetsi-
mi vymozenostmi preSidenta
Wilsona byl Svaz Narodu, u
znal "a dobr6 hoditi jej do sta
reho zeleza. Jiz behem kampa
ne prohlasil, ze sc obrati k
Svazu zady a jako president
lei ignoroval a senat dial tomu
to pocinani sv6 schvaleni zaVr-
zenim smlouvy Versaillske a
uplatn6nim zvlaStnich smluv S
Nemeckem, Rakouskem o. Ma
d'arskem.
Pri tom Sc vsak nezaStaVIl
president Harding, nebot' toto
vsechno byla do znacne mlry
praee destruktlynl - p. Hard
ing zastiniti chtel sveho pred
chudce jako slla konstruktlvnl,
jake Mojzis, jemuz opravdu
podafilo by Sc vyvesti Glove
Censtvo z pritomneho bloude-
nj ma pouSti ma vyslunni pratel
skych vztahu trvaleho mezl-
narodniho miru. Syolal kon-
ferenci ma omezeni ZbroJenl
ku ktere pozyal narody vlast-
nici nejmocnej5i valecna LODI
stva a zaroven ony, majicl "a
imy ma dalekem vychod6, kdC
Sc tusi nebezpeci pristi valky.
To vSak byla jenom cast pl;
nu presidenta Hardinga, jinol
a tou hlavni casti bylo Sdruae
nj, cili spolecenstyo narodu =
toho pfal 81 byti p. Harding
kmotrem, timto cinem doufa
nadobro zastiniti vehlasneh,
sveho predchudce.
Pan Harding nepoehybn
doufal, re TO pujde celker
snadno. Ii nejdulezitejsl a neJ
mocnejsi - a rovnez Ii men
duleziti a meme mocnl - nd
rodoye jsou u Stryce Sama "a
dluzeni a V senate ma republ
kanska strana, jeho strana, pc
trebnou VetsInu ku schvaler
kazde smlouvy, jiz by p. Hare
ing pfedlozil. Go tedy stale
ceste, ably .. Harding, mem
~. Wilson prohlasil, re III
bungalow mind", stal Sc jet
nou 2 velkyeh .postav historic
Zdanliye nestalo V cest
mic, nebot' pan Harding ia
zabran byl skvelym planer
svym velkym snem, re 81 a,
nepovsiml, jak tvari Sc ii muz
Ateri V senate vedli boj pro
D. Wilsonovu Svazu Narodu
proti cele smlouve Ve1sailisk
boj, ktery vedl senator Har
ding behem politicke kampal
minulem podzimu vitezl
Jej skoncll Ja,ko president T6
to muffin p. Hardingovo sp
lecenstvo narodu lihi Sc asi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30
ZE SJEZDU NARODNlHO
SDRUZENf.

V elsie pondelnim zminili
jsme Sc strucne vysledcich
sjezdu Ceskoslovenskeho Mar.
Sdruzeni, jenz konan byl V
Chicago V sobotu a V nedeh.
Pondelni "Syornost' o n6m pi-
Sc:
VCerejsiho veCera o devate
hodine V jedne 2 lozovych mist
nosti budovy Sokol Chicago "a
koncen byl jeden nejdulezi-
tejsich a jiste t6z nejzdarilej-
Sich sjezdd konanych cesko-
slovenske Americe cd konce
valky.
Byl to Sized C. S. Narodniho
ISdruzeni, jenz vzhledem k ne
Ispocetnym utokum podnikanym
ma organisaci tn V poslednich
ln6kolika letech byl po cele ce-
skoslovenske Americe oceka-
van S nejvetsi dychtivosti. Ma
mnoze bylo i predpovidano, re
bude tento SEED poslednim
projevem zvota organisace
Imnohymi proroky k zaniku
Ipfedurcene.
Misto toho ukazalo Sc k pre-
Ikvapeni premnohych, re Ma
rodni Sdruzeni ma kolem sve-
no praporu doposud velky po-
Get pro vec narodni nadsenych
a k praci ochotnych stoupencd
: kterI jsou odhodlani nenechat
padnouti Vlajku, ktera V dobt
valky vlala v cele vseho zahra
/, lnicniho GesstVa.
Sized praceval pod schop
: nym fizenim p. Vachy z Cleve
: landu pilne DO cele diva dny {
vykonal obrovsky kus prace
) Proved pf-im6fenou reorgani
: saci, zavedl clenstvl prime
lspolku, zruSil krajske vybory ;
: organ PoselstVi, prohlasil N
: Sdruzeni "a organisaci pokro
4 koye svobodomyslnych Cecho
: sloyaku, zmenil jmeno, presi
/. dill ustrednu do Cleve landu
: odhlasoyal dar jednoho milo
y nu korun presidentu Masaryko
= Vi, prohlasil Sc pro podpor
: legionarskych invalidu i pr
Ii sbirky We prospech hladem ny
: nouclch bratri Rusu, odpust
y americkemu sokolstvu z jeh
k dluhu $4,000 a mimo to zoe
a povidal celou spoustu vice me
ii ne opravnenych "dotazu". Kd
u byla ucinena cinovnlky org;
ii nisace chyba, je to muzne dt
i. znano a kde Sc jedna neC
o pravneny~ 1tok, je tento neko
Ii ka strucnymi slovy odbyt.
l. Sized zakoncen byl "a VS.
II obecneho nadseni pro dasi pr
o. ci We prospech ceskoslovensk'
81 bo naroda "a mofem jeho
10 merickou yetev.
n Z dalsiho podrobneho ref
st ratu Sc dozyidame, re reorga,
il sacni vybor podal nasleduji
O. navrhy:
r Ceskoslovenske Narod
G. Sdruzeni jest telesem narodi
a. pokrokoVym a ustredim vesk
reho narodne uv6domeleho
du ceskoSlovenskeho pavodu
Il Americe.
o. Ceskoslovenske Narod
Sdruzeni sestavati ma z pfim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30

Toto jest jina rusiva nota V
mezinarodnim koneertu, jenz
Sc nyni kona We Washingtone a
jest6 horst jsou tfenice mezl
Francii Velkou Britanii a
mezi Francii a Italii, jez po.
.sleze zminene zemi vedly ku
scenam podobnym on6m, Je1
Sc odehravaly pri vypuknut
svetove valky V roee 1914.
Francouzske vlajky byly pale
ny a konsulaty napadany.
IDA Sc, re Francie 81 rozlils
ocet obema svymi hlavnlm
spojenci z posledni valky,
Velkou Britanii Italii, kterez
to zeme ma nj svaluji vinu, zt
stoji v ceste odzbrojeni. Ma tt
Francie odpovida, re musi Wy
drzovati silnou armadu, take
| wynn sousedem u svych bran
jako Jest Nemecko, a kdyz O.
statni narodove odpfraji zaru
citi jeji bezpecnost.
Jak vidno, mezi t6mi driv6j
Simi evropskymi spojenci men
lasky nazbyt a Japan pfemysli
jak a koho mel by napalit, ne
bo cd koho a jakym zpusoben
bude napalen.
Takov6 jest pritomne ovzdl
81 obklopujici washingtonskol
lkonferenci, nicmene tiskov6 d
pese sdeluji, re jeji tfeti ty
den zacina slibne, a proto "teS
lme sc blahou nadeji".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30

Listopadove cislo znameho
mesicniku Iron Age" v6nova
n6ho zelezarskemu a ocelarSke
mu prumyslu, obsahuje dopis
cd zvlastniho correspondents
onoho zurnalu, datovany Pra-
re %. rijna a obsahujici zajl-
nave informace.
Dozyidame Sc tn, re cesko-
slovenske zelezarny a ocelarny
ziskaly velke zakazky, jez o.
bycejne vyrizoyaly nemecke a
belgicke firmy, ponevadz PRIV
ne zmin6ne molly zaruciti ry-
chlou dodavku. B6hem rijna
ceskosloyenske firmy odeslaly
n6kolik tisic zelezniGnich ma
kladu zeleznych prutu, kolej-
mic a deskoveho zeleza do Ja-
lpanu, Ciny, britickych kolonii
a Ruska prostrednictvim meme
ckych exportnich firem. Vyde-
lex ma techto zakazkach by
vSak nepatrny. Nedavno So
'IVetska vlada ruska Zadala OBJ,
j ljednavky ma lehke platy "a
! 6, 900, 200 korun, naCez splace.
mo predem 100000 korun
] lObjednavky ma nekolik set ma
) ! kladu produktu valcoven byl,
; obdrzeny Nemecka pro do
maci spotrebu nasledkem ne
; schopnosti nemeckych zavodl
: dodati tyto veci V cas-. Meme
il cko rovnez zadalo objednavk!
!. ma ricni lodi, jez potrebuje
: znovuZbudovani sve flotilly M
], Labi, jejiz cast muscle vydat
Ceskoslovensku. Tyto lodi Jso
: o 600 tunach nosnosti stat
/ budou $1,250,000 korun kazda
Il Dale Sc pisatel zminuje
i konsolidaci nekterych zavod
j a dodaul, re Schneider-Creu
il sotoVy zajmy We Francii jso
a nejvetsim podilnikem Skodc
: vych zavodu, takze nejvet!
d inzenyrska spolecnost ceskosl
a venska jest kontrolovana fral
y couzskym kapitalem. To je;
h lsotva necim potesujicim, ale j
Ii ste zajimavo jest, ze; ceskoslc
o vensky prumysl pronika do t
l. hi V Japanu, V Cine britt
. kych koloniich a zasobuje s.
motne Nemecko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30

lik, jako p. Wilsonuv svaz, a
kdyby nell ma vybranou, tu
prJ radeji by sahli po tom p.
Wilsonovu svazu, nez-li po p.
Hardingovu spolecenstvu naro-
du.
To jest, proc jsme napSali,
ze Sc zda, jakoby .. Harding
mel okusiti sv6 Vlastni medici-
ny - senate vznika opposice
proti ieho planu a V cello Sc il
postavil jeden nejschopnej-
sich senatoru a jeden 2 nejraz-
nejSich odpurcu Svazu Naro-
du, senator Borah z Idaho. Do
sud neni jisto, jak sirolzou a
hlubokou pudu pod nohama ma
opposice vznikajici proti p.
HardingoVu planu ma spole-
censtvo narodG. Ale jest vice
nez pravd6podobno, ze kolem
Boraha seskupf Sc opetn6 Ii
muzi, kteTi stall kolem neho ia
boje proti Svazu Narodu a Ver
saillskG smlouVe, kteii S demo
kratickou mensinou mohli by
postaviti presidontu Hardingo-
vi V cestu zroVna takove pre-
kazky, S nimiz setkal Sc V sena
te president Wilson.
Jinym ruSiVym tonem zasah
nuYSim do mlroVe selanky p
Hardingovy, jest ostry protes
senatora LaFoletta z WlScon
sinu proti tajnustkarstvi, jimi
sc obklopila Westinghouse
konference.
Senator LaFollette yydal PR
hlaSem, vlastn6 provolani k a
merickemu lidu, nemz pravi
! "Jiste nadesel cas-, ably ne
/ kdo povSiml 81 nebezpecneh
: tajnustkafstyi konference~ n
: omezeni zbrojeni. Odporucov
. tele taJne diplomacie jsou
sedle We Washingtone, Meme
, ne nihdo MEDIA Sc toho dbat
pres nevyhnutelne trpke ns
, sledky. Tfi vefejna zasedar
! byly dramatieke formalnosti
: veci skutecne dulezite Sc pro
jednavaji ia zayrenymi dvern
: a nikdo neVi, co ii muzi d6laj
: "Zda-li jest to spravne kC
: natl tuto konferenci V tajnost
: pax tajnustkarstvi VerSaillsk
/ miroye konference bylo ospr.
: vedlneno. Casopisy pTinaSe
V cele sloupce latky, coz jest pc
he hadani. Vina nesmi by
d sValovana na zpravodaje -
+ uverejni, co dostanou. Ured
?. ornament slepe, interviewer
{ nj zodpovednych delegate, kt
k ratio poslednejsi jsou predk
/, dana verejnosti anonymne /
Ii zadost delegatu, pouze sved
i, verejnost k ocekavani veliky'
ii vymozenosti, bez jakehokt
a podkladu We skutecnosti p
&, takove ocekavani, pokud IN
l. mo jest komukoli mimo koni
le renci.
le "Zdali tato konference r
II neco dobreho < prohlaSeri, l
D. potrebuJe taJndstkarstvi. Zc
=. ii SO zamGstnava Lonanfm n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30

NeJvetsim valeenym invall-
dou sc stala beze vsech po-
chyb - meralka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30
Training.

Chot' virtuosova Stale mne
vodis do restauraci a kavaren
ktere jsou uplne prazdne. Pc
hled', neni zde skoro ami clio
vicka!
Virtuos: Ale, ale, dite dra
he, Ultra mann koncert che
Isl zvyknout ma samotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-30

Prvni: "MysliS, re tvuj krej-
ci usije mi oblek ma duh -
Druhy @"Zna te?"
Prvni: "Nezna.
Druhy: "Tedy muzes dou-
fati."
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
3.ISH ID MACKENZIE RIVER
 llIL FIELDS DUE IN SPRING

miles; thru a low pass over a chain ot lakes and down to the junction of tLe Pelly and Ross rivers 33, miles. From Ross river Over a low flat summit to the head of Gravel river 11O miles; down the Gravel river to the Mackenzie 200 miles thence II miles to Fort Norman the centre of the oil fields. The dis tauce from CarcTOss is just 500 mile other routes from 700 to HOO miles
 The trail leads thru timbered coun- try with good camping conditions; abmdance of game of all kinds and cabins at the end of practically every days hike; from CarcroSs to R9ss river post. NIaclenzie river Indians trade and trap at the Russs river Post and have good trail to Mackenzie. Guides and dog teams supplies and outfits can be secur- ed at Carcross before starting on the trail.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

Indications pcint to a big rush to ths Mackenzie oil fields this spring, Tl, advantages of the Skagway- Carcross route will draw a large nwlba. of prospectOrs who desire to get on the grounds before the sD~mg rush.
 Icn from Carcruss who know the route qre busy Betting the trail in first class shape for the coming rusn. The trail Is iron five to aluo hundred miles shorter than other trains, and gives exceptionally good advantages. It beginG at Car cross where the musher leaves the White Pass R. R. All steamship lines reach the White Pass at Skag- way. From Carcross by dog team to Tagish Post IS miles thence to Iootalinqul or Teslin river 35 miles thence to Nisutlin river 20 miles; Nisu,.ic |, Roy, ri. rer @5 miles up the Ross river to Ross Lake 50
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
LAWYER F0R L0SING
 CbSE:

Portland, Feb 5-Joseph c. Poe schi was instrumental in saving !" Southern Pacific train from being wrecked. In doing so he himself was injured. He appliad to the Iaflrosd fer heaYy damages for his injury and failed to secure them. He then took the matter into ths courts. and Yesterday the case came up. As his attorney, Charles A. >,hanabel w2s leaing the court hudse Poeschi shot his in the back unl killed his. His re&son for the crime was given, a5 the failure ?f 9chnabel to press his claim with sufficient viigOr to suit him.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

The outlook for Petersburg for the coming summer Is excellent accord ing to K L Steberg of that city who spent several days here and Ieft Sat. on the JugO Slav. He says there will be three shrimp canner- i.s in operation there this season as against one heretofore that the Petersburg Packing Company's can nory and the sawmilI will Operate as usual. The operation of all thase institutions will mean a large pay roll at Petersburg notwithstandin
 the contemplated plan not to oper- ate the cannerieB at SCow Bay Wash ingtoa bay Fanshaw. Rake and else where. ...tlL,..l..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

Dawson Y. T. Jan. 29-5tamped- CTS preDaring to mush southward to the Fort Norman oil fields have be en held up here by advises that the Canadian Government has suB- pended privileges of stalking oil claims in the territory until further notice.
 Mayo the new silver camp on Stewart River has organized a com mercial club with fifty. members to deyeloDe the district. J E Terrill is president and Stanley White secre- tary and treasurer, ..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
TACKLES
 ALASKA AFFAIRS

Washington Feb 5-The Senate today made charges against the In terior neRartment that in progress of the Sundry civil bill the author7 itios authorized the Bureau of Education of Alaska to use funds from its general appropriations for
 fitting it's Alaska Service Vessel the Boxer. The appropriations for the care of the Alaskan insane was raised from $125630 to $127OO6.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
BRITISH SUB |S DESTROYED BY
 " IRISH CRAFT"

New York Feb. 4-The Sim Fein- CT a local publication recently print cd a despatch which purported to be 6 cable from Dublin. Thi4 aespEtch made an assertion that the British Submarind K which Ie ceurl, sank In the channl off Lands End was destroyed by Irish Sea Graft"
 1he destrudjon Is said to have been brought about by an electric ally controlled protective recently ill ven.eI by an Irish engineer.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
;. m VOLCANO 40U2Co AFTE3
 Q15Hc5

N Eico City Feb. 5-EarthGuakes in tA, districts centering about the sthnus of Tehuantepcc did much oama-g and many lives were lost. Tho qLakes occurred on Thursday ..-1t. The despatchcE state that N.ant Wonocatcpeu an old volcano n.= b,.n aroused into great volcanic
 HNi-y by the Quakes. PoDocat-
 II $. famous volcano being over .--.H d.. high and has a crater ... 10 .hnu. md feet across.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
RAGE VIII DEATH IS
 SUCCESSFUL

Anchorage Feb 4-Doctor Bee son ot this place wh started on a Itace with death to Teach Baker of Id.tarod reached there ahead of the grim reaper. Whether he will b, able to thwart the later of his victim remains to be seen.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
""2... lEi lj"i}tE En!TH sE, C'E,.%...g5j ]
 CAMPUS

Seattle, Feb. Hast night b@'- Gits operated on the Univcrity Cam pus. WilIiaw c. ByaraSley law st deDr in the University, was heet- rn into inscusibi,ity. and robbed. after which lis body was thrown in- to the bushes. D9arGsley was with tn- flrces iu France.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
REINDEER MAKE ESKIMO FARMERS

Washington Feb 4-W. T. Lopp the head of the Alaskan Bureau of Education for the native People dsclared before Congress that the reindeer industry is making of the EsEimo a pastoral People.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

Washington Feb 4-President Will son has issued the call for spec ial meeting of the Senate for March 4th. This call Is issued by request of Prsddent-Elect Harding.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
STATE LEADER E UNDER ARREST
 FOR MURDER

Reur F.b 4-Jams T.. Nevis for ysars a prominent leader of the stat, democratic party was arrest d for the. murdsr of Mrs. Etta aLnnsh. The womaRs' body was 1sscoyered in her apartment with bllle- hole in her head.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
RED 8ARTEN AND PAL REACH
 HOME

stOekholm Feb. Ludwig c. A Martens whose activity in the Unite Etatcsd caused his deportation as an uudes 'rabIc with 124 othres de- ported ct the same time sailed from today bound for Lib m
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
]. s. HARSHIPS
 ON DRESS PARADE

Va4Dariso, Feb. 4-Twenty five ot Uncle Sans warships all in their oifici, finery paraded in the har- bor Gt this place yesterday. They will lemain for short time in port. !
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
."." E SLATED .01 69AEER'S
 POSITION

Washington Feb A Campaign hss been launched in this city to have William Jennings Bryan ap- .otn.-d Nauonal Prohibition COmmi s4ouvr to succeed Cramerr
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

NTcmJhis Feb 5-W. L. Huntley Jr. a banker of this city bought a quarter million dollars of Liberty bonds. The bonds were stolen and the banker has been arrested.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

Birmingham Feb 5-Chamber- lin the Chancellor Of the ExchequeF in 6 speech in thtk city stated that the British government had pro pqsed the cancellation of all inter allied debts but the proposal was unacceptable to the American gov ernmant,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

San Francisco Feb 5-Tae paasen gers and crew of the Klamath which was driven ashore at the north point have oeen landed.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

San Francisco Feb 5-The steam ship Klamath bound from San Fran cisco to Portland with passengers went aground at Fish Rock ninty miles ncrth of this city.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
$500 REWARD IN
 ABERDEEN CASE

Olympia Feb. 4-The Governor Of Washington has offered reward of S5OO.0O for the conviction of per sons who attempted to blow up the American building ct Aberdeen.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

st. ouis Feb 5-Wi'lis II Thyr"- hil d nail m. rsu-c~ Was held u1 at St Clarlcs by siyc meD who E,a- mapped him and stole tho rcei ft,r- ed pouch in his possession.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
GERMANY NOT YET PAYING
 EQUAL ANONUT OF ALLIES

had not yet taxed herkelf to the lev el that Great Britain Is taxing her self and Is intolerable to think that the guilty nation which caused su"h collosa! damage should bear q lighter burden Of taxation that th0 victims of her rhpacitg.
 Germany stili has too many arm ed men and too much war mater ial.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
ssVgF r- -7 8 sNN .r.,- 6I..TG
 sHi s@ 5s&5: ;
 GsiiE: ,s-

BismrrE'i F.b. IA le-i ,.... c.mmittce is iuyest.gating tAa ..- fairp,oI thc I&nk ur North D~aot-. N-. I. ". Cathrow the maE1g.. ui that bank said to the commit tee that his bank had sJ"t-. uithoUt any capital.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

Birmingham, Feb. 5-Lloyd George struck a note of more than ordin- ary interast in his Speech in this city today. He warned Germany that she had better do two things pay fifty five billions war repara- tions, and disarm. He said she had better not allow herself to be mis- tied by passion and repeat the fol" ly of 1914. Germany he declared
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
64,OOO GALLONS BOOZE STOLEN

Washington Feb 4-Donded wh!s- key in the government bonded ware houses has disappeared at the rate of 64,OOO gallons during the past tlTee month
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
GERMANS REFUSE
 ALLIES INVITE

Berlin Feb 5-Germany has been invited to attend the allied finan- has declined the invitation.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05

Washington Feb. 4-Charles G. Lawes was an interested and inter- esung witness before the inyestigat- :ug committee of Congr,Fs. He let loose g mighty brOadside of sur charged wrath against congressional methods of investigation concerning ths conduct of the WAT when there was waste of millions of government dollars right under their noses whiCl could te found without hunting for it.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-05
DAWES SCORES CONGRESS
 FUR LAX INVESTIGATIONS

He characterized the Investigation IS a partisan attempt to blac5en t,' name of the @Nneri.an army b.caHHN of 8 few bluudcns made by form Erigaiier Gencrals in charge of thn supply procurcment in Franc. Dawqs' wrath reached that stagn where it is Laid he was rastr@!n. from using ordinary "Buck' pr.- ' Ate language only by the large nun be- of woman who We're in tha cou- miItee room.
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GESu.F1NAL ENTRIES
JUDGED IN RELAYS

Today the judges called six girls 10
appear'at the studio at 18th ave. and
r. Pine St. At $40 this evening for
their final tests They are Fannie
Gooch. Virginia Hail. Frankie Kic-
ut. Nina Ilouderbaek, Ruth Morris
and Josephine TiSiali
At $40 tomorrow six others are
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Stillman Will Face
Baby Guy in Court

NEW YORK. May Thames A.
stillman viii be sitting face to face
with Baby Guy when he Is cross
examined on his charge that the
child is the son OF Fred Beauvnis.
Indian ruidc. according 10 plans
Of John Il. Mack. the infants guar.
dian. today.
When Stillman testified In the
first secret hearing OF his divorce
suit. Mack reserved the right to re.
call him later for cross examination.
This questioning will take place
May 10. when the hearing is re
stunned. probably at Poughkecpsie.
Az the infant Guy is joint de
PENDANT with his mother In the
bankers suit, he will be brought
u the counsel table and will sit
there on his mothers knee.
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notified TO appear At the studio
Jessie Fox. Ruth Llstrnan. Louise
Tough. Hnda Eyer. Estellc Ring.
wood and Pearl yazsar.
other girls will BE- srnmofG
FROM the semi finals ~ the Judges
direct
II has b~~n called TO The Stars at.
tention that som. person represent.
Ing himself TO be Director Harold J..
Hinncy has phoned certain contest
ants or their relatives giving instruc-
tons and pretending TO he able To
influence the judges decision.
Director Rinncy wishes II cisarty
understood that he has no interest
In the contest other than m = direc-
tor hired by the Universal Film CO.
and the Clemmer theatre. 10 make
the test films. that he has no In.
fuence with the Judges. and no oe-
carbon to phone any OF the contest
ants
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Bank Clerks Defy
Hoodoo, Friday, 18th

With every ticket sold. all arrange
ments completed and dress rchearsals
indicating an abundance Of musical
trea; in store. the members OF the
local chapter Of the American Inst.
tute Of Banking eagerly await the
rise Of the curtain on their high links
entertainment. Friday night
The final examinations In CONNER.
clai law and economies mark the
close of the educational year and
sureeasc from the grind Of higher
training.
Seattle banks boast OF good
musical talent and there is keen
rivalry between them for honors Fri
day night Local plsyhouses have
also Contributed a few acts.
Dancing will he enjoyed between
acts. Ia cabaret. Girl employees
will serve refreshments