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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

Sc dostala vojemi Y okoll TOM
to rozlozenymi a rad bych, a.
byste Sc odsud dostala po dra-
ze. Kde jsou Vase zavazadla?"
Mercy ukazala k zevnejsim
dverim donku. 'V kolnicce ma
dvorku," odpovedela. "Nenl
toho mnoho; mohu 81 to sama OBJ
starati, pustili mne ien straz
skrze predni pokoj.'
Horace ukazal ma listek, kite
ryz drzela V ruce. "Muzete ny
nj jiti, kan Sc vam libi," pra-
vii. MAN ma vas cekati zdc
Inebo venku?"
Mercy pohledla neduverive
ma Ignatze Wetzela. Ranhojic
byl Ease pohflzen nekonec-
lnou svou prohlidku mrtvoly na
posteli lez1ci. Zanecha-li no sa-
lmotneho panem HolmcrOftem
kdoz vi, co by nenavid6ny ten
to muz mohl nj Tici. Odpove-
della proto: "Seckejte ma mne
venku, iibo-li vam." Spatriv
prIlvodnf list vojfn ustoupil,
vzdavaje 20 vojensku cest. Vsi
chni francouz$t1 nemocnl byli
odst6hovani; V pfedpokoii ma
l6zalo Sc vice nez sest N6mcd
a skoro ySichni spali. Mercy
snala sat Grace Roseberry 2
koutku, kdez byl rozve5en, ably
uschnul, i braIa Sc ku koln6 -
hrub6 dTev6n6 to stavb6 souvi-
sici domkem. u pfednich dve-
II setkala sc iinou strait a u
kazala svuj prdvodni list po
druhe. Promluyila k muzi to-
! lmu, tazajic Sc, rozumi-li fran
couzsky. Odv6til, re drobet
rozumi. Mercy dala mu peniz a
pravila; "Chci 81 V koln6 sebra-
ii sve y6ci. Bud'te tax laskav a
dbejte toho, ably mne nikdo ne
yyruSoval." Straz pozdravila 20
vojensku ma znameni, re poroz
um6l. Mercy zmizela We tmach
kolny.
Osamotn6v ranhojicem
Wetzelem, Horace upozornil
starce stale je8t6 Sc sklan6ifcf-
no mad anglickou damou, KITE
ia byla usmrcena granatem.
"Shledavate snad n6co pozo
ruhodn6ho ma zpusobu smrti u
boh6ho tohoto stvoreni?" tazal
Sc ranhojice.
"Nic co by Sc mohlo strciti do
novin," odv6til ranhoiic ne
lzdvofile, oddavaje Sc bedliv6
lsvemu pozorovani, jake dosud
ibyl emil.
"Zajimayo pro lekare -
cor pravil Horace.
"Ano, N6co zaiimavGho pro
l6kare," zahUhnal N6mec.
Horace prijal dobrJm hu.
morem pokynuti We slovech tecf
} spociyajici. Opustil pokoj DIVER
mi vedoucimi ma dvdr a Geka
na slicnou AngliGanku, jak by
10 mu ulozeno, venku u domu
Sob6 samu jsa ponechan, |
gnacius Wetzel nejprve Sc po
zorn6 rozhl6dnul po pokoji
pax rozhalil svrchni cast Gra
: ce-ina satu polozil levou svo
/ il ruku V mista, kde Sc srdc,
9 naleza. Vytahnuv z Vestov
kapsy maly ocelovy nastroj. pi
lozil no opatrne k rane. mad
zvedl kousek roztriSt6n6 a vm
tknut6 kosti lebeGni a vycka
val vysledku.
"Aha!" zyolal, mluve des
nou chladnosti k bezvedomt
mu styofeni V icho rukou $
nalezaiicimu: "Francouz pra
Vi, ~ iste mrtya, ma draha :
noni-liz pravda? -Francouz j
mastickar. Francouz jest {
sell" Ranhojic pozvedl hlav
B svou zayolal do pfedniho pt
y koie: MAXI
Ospaly mlady Nemec, maj
ci predek cd brady az 30 kol'
no zakryty 2aclonou, vyckav;
. rozkazu. "Pfineste mi mil q
~ ~ ,, ,Du,r-;T I,.,,., ,.s,,., VIZ =,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

Tento rucne tkany koberec,
zhotoyeng mad d'arskymi detmi,
de Yzoru proslulych umelcu
bude y6novan presidentu Hard
in&ovi prostfednictvim Ameri-
cleho Cerveneho Kfize ma du'
kaz vd6tnosti "a TO, 60 Anne
rika pro mad'arsk6 deti uci
nila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

NABYTEK 7 KAMNA q
druh6 rulSy p9od&va a kupuje
". Sadlafek. A72o Rrnadwav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

by, zarizeni a yse die ujednani
"a $1,000. Je TO rohov6 mlsto
/ obchod vynosny. Haste Sc v
{. 1926 vych. 50. u. v pfedu.
12-27
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
once aud Desk Room

once and Desk Room ~
SUITE OF OFFICES varv desirable uhfn
OF business ofnces - splendid iaoaupn ..
reasonable rental Omca sstar.s sonast
Ing of Dnoieun. oOunter. paFutl1ns sts
can bs bought - ioa ng4rs Ph,u,
$500 or call sOi Orange struss
DESIRABLE OEFICE For rant. bsst y.
cation. sixth and Hafkef rent FsfF ffs
pDnabis inquire Rom 10 90 Ha
ket street
OFFICE SPACE FOR HUWT DFf
WARE TRUST RLBG MYTH AND
NARKET APPLY Atlas FOWDKp
Co. ROOM G01.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
AUCTIONS -LECALS
Auction SAles
Legal NOuces


ENECJ TOR $ ~AIL .ot khAI H.rArE
The executors Hf Edward Ncudluha '-
Ctd sed will sVN a nupifr "a n. a. enc t'n .f
House. Wllmtngtnn Delaware ~ Wrint.s
day Mas lI. 1921 AZ NJ n cluCs u fnt
lot or pieNt Ot ground w.th thc dwell TT.
son street, in the citN 10 Wilmington. N,i.
aware
This s one ai tno ri,st icslrarlr -es. =
properties ia che city ot "a tlmmgton has s
frontage ~ - feet on jefferson strcct. Nit.
depth, hctwctn parallel lines 40 t1u lrr
Terms Ot sale Tho purCh arrr tu nAN t.n
per centum ~ the purchase price a. spou t.
the property Is strUCk Af. fhD balance fn f..
paid on Or before the hTst day of June i-
III the purchaser 50 desires a aunrtea..
full amount permitted hy laN for tr
inVeSt mentS.
SECURITY TRUST AND sAFk
POSIT COMPANY
JOHN NJ NENDtNHAll.
Executors 81 Edward Mendinhau ~
ceased.
PROPOSALS For furnishing materials
Sewer pepar tmcnt viii rCceive sualsd prt-
pOsals az the offc, of che dCpartmrnt
room 700. Civ Hal Tenth and king
streets Wilmington. Delaware. until to
clock "a. m Tuesday MAJ ~ iA2l. fUr
furnishing the following materials that
may be rcQu rcd rs the Street and SNarr
Department from late of award - FchTu
airy 1922. Materials PORTLAND ctnicn.
terra Gotta pipes castings sewor hrick.
sidewalk paving bricks haT sAnd riVrr
paving sand and gravel asphalt and
pebbles crushed stone and crushed siaE
Copies or tnStruc ions. NneCliiCafipns adj
proposal blanks may D. obtained t' .Nt
once Of che Street and SoWur hepartrleuf
The right % reject any OF al hos 90 Al
accept any portion ~ bad a. noServutI
Attest, Frank W. Plerson. NccrctArN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

SMALL HOUSE ..HeA. a4ar.s.
about o- -oou .r ,tNurn. s.N r4F
rent 2 price ls -,a.sonA.tr AI4.trr
Every Evening 1HHct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS a
Coming Events

NOmInk ENthIs
nRNI Npt1 nan NpIn LETTER from
the Childrun's bureau Don't forsot :"
answer &C..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

PTsTL 1TE IfRAGE trrlFhff
yfGa Wanted re
TRUCKS prrfratg 9wr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

KinENtPTiON NOTICE Diamond ice
and coal Company First Mortgage anu
Communicated a. Per cent sold bonus'
duo june 4 1888 NOtice is hereby sNsn
that, tu pursuance Of the terihs oi nv nv
above mentioned mortgage dateu Via'
.. lpta. TIE Diamond Ice y OO@l o.i, -,
PAM sbal pay OF and redeem al ul i's m
outstanding bonds issued thcreunIcl ~
Jfiur Z tN-l at the office Of The W liulhs
lpu Trust Company, Tenth ana NAM
rtIrots Wilmington Delaware, at lN' ale
atcruud interest, upon present tatl''l @ a,.,i
s,ifr,ntier of aid honds with all coupons
thrFrto appertaIuIng. due June /. w. !. anu anu
thereafter. Ownership ccrtihcates GOVERNS
Iuue interest must also he prcsShlcH.
AftcF Jane D. 1921. interest On said psilNS
>uail cease Diamond Ice Coal 0ouh-
fHHN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
snmmer Pla.sa IL 80

summer Places Tor Rent 20
sUMNEH COTTAGE DO picturraqus 20
clyde A3aiuf uaautI falls alrUhff1 d .rrsf
overlook iuF harhDr and ufrar sd room
bath AMI ri'rpinN ppr.H rawpIrfflF flf
niahed and r4ulppod cunning ahter
rent Tor seasDn rrly artr .r frlnHh .H..
Ford "a osiephour ~ % fen1rfs
Wanted Ito Rent ~
APARTMENT lHfgra..l. ~ n4
five rDpfnF sronl lu9r al .a1r.n..
Hautcd sy man auH aIf .UntraI.
eafsd can Furnish r.ferrf. q. tI
~ Es-t r41E tH0f
FLR%tsHRD APtEI NEsI Aarts1
3 rppus north - Eighth and s
West street. hrtf lr ernui ff.- lr ar -.
from juno ~ 4rtnafr H.ffIr ~.
couplc ~ children Deff prs' ~ -tnr
Phone .-il
HOI ~ wanted H. lsnt - -aa
80 W 4uf 4rl. ned HF nFh
rItATtaU .Hruf "Hr VII.
address - Fvrry rsHr
HoreT wrtet Ia .re
Drice and l1cafI.r Nffres.
Evening 60
PRIV aTF sARApE trr1Mwnf
JIGe- Waafaf f~ le al
trucks prrfratIy 9wr
15l5
vACt>T RODv ef .r
house .p rto~r yort -.Ive ar
CastFr 4-nnlr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
ssburDsn Tor ssls
Wanted Real Estats
HOUSE WANTED

To buy I rr .--rpuu rolse "a
vest side preferably rcJscoa a.
Burrl au- uul1n aa- Santa ttrc.
aat Bran1y sIno. vito uoacrn -oa
veniences. Noala -Ae sA1ase
room 70 euld Address. asins
scupuon ~ property. .ocaloa. 1n.r.
ete Boa . 10 Evosy svvu4ns 'nos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

.Cs%f EDCN t4ntrf rs .r
ouea Is rto~r ynrt tira
amtq- -.r..ta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

HOUSE, rfHf hr Far l.rn
family .t#..-utfrrf .fnrfrFrs .ra.
Drice and l9CafI.r Hffret.
Evening tJF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Quick
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Rooms without Board -
WEST ST. i2Is-Desirabie rooms for rent
Newly furnished. Phone 7ObsJ.
WEST ST.. i2i0-p Pleasant room for gentle
man; private home. $3.50 geek. Pb0Qe
WEST NINTH ar. s20-NiceIy furnished
uvingroom and bedroom. communicating
Rooms For Housekeeping 60
OURTH sT.. w. Dl2-trwo rooms. fur.
nished, for light housekeeping, ali con
veniancos.
FRENCH ST. 7os-Two rooms. furnished
for light housekeeping
JEFFERSON ST. 4is-Communicatin
rooms. for light housekeeping. on second
floor.
MONROE ST.. IglG.rwo bright oommuni-
eating rooms. furnished for light house
keeping. rent moderate.
MARKET ST. Ii05 Two rooms. furnished
for light housekeeping. hot and cold water.
bath, gas and electric lights.
NINTH ST. w. sI6-rhird floor. thrge
rooms for housekeeping, furnished. All
conYeniences. Suitable for three adults ~
desired.
ROOMs-Two large front rooms for light
housekeeping Phone 4s63 J.
ROOMS Two nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Address r 2 Every
Evening once.
ROOMS-Furniahsd light nOusak coping
OonyenlenceH. Use OF phone. kcasonAble.
3Ot = West street.
ROOM Furnished. housekeeping priv
ieKes. In suburb on trolley line Hd.
dress -. Every evening once
ROOMS Two. communicating. for light
housekeeping. All cOnyeniences Phone
GaTOW
TWENTY-THIRD ST. W. IIZ-Two com
municating rooms. furnished for light
housekeeping running water
WASHINGTON ST. iOIG-Two unfurnish-
od rooms. first floor front. for h0usekeeD
ing all conVcniences.
WASHINGTON ST, sOO-One large room
furnished for Hight housekeeping. Phone
4t37 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Personals

NorlCt Harry > I've formerly with a.
lisun has bouGht the harbering business
80 lhHmas n ~Chorah, hui West NlNth
rauaEe ~ ms former friends and the
puhlic in general
IhftM klTtNu Addrcssius. nimeo-
sraphing addresscographing prin
du runt Huildirg Phone s2S4.
Lost and Found ~
HI.N1k uN\DRAG lost Monday after
uoou ltbrral reward d returned ~ TINS
uficr
t0tllE pOG Lost larsv collie dog. white
ur.s white legs Reward L returned % 81.
y -. itffA thtrd >trsrt lHnne l0lN
pt NNipNb rise Ip~T Nt KrsunsteIn ;
tad,i recon- iudcr viii I.sa~, communi-
,at, with Nrs Hcur, rratr Dover nrl
hlN~ lest la-t Wsln,>da, Aey chain
Mill SIN hrAs from Penn Gay Garage 20
tsutrgNile Pleas, rctulu 70 livery
fN,nns ONCE howard
ruont + poo Wu,e. n,,t Reward II rc-
tUrncd fo .tl \aa kuren strret
bl\o ,.oIa 'a.nI IS ladies' room. s.
tatN. Trust owner mas have same
hs .aiiiug son Wost street ,vcntngs after :
NilNEk loCkEy La,t monogram u. Il
rautanus plulu Reward AOl
fcuus buildiue
y kl~f NrCH IaaN With hlacA rib
hon euaru tu klaIfs HrHe envelope. r..
Wsri kcturn ta N T l4tfpafrick ItlS
Nurth iulaau street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

'IC T. second floor, 9l7 Shipley street
W. Nenzlng Phone 1928.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
wanted 10 Rent

HOt ~ wanted b. .ert ~ -a~
50 I5 u1f4rI. .rf1 Hr uFh.
tYh4rhaD Inrut rnr sr.rI
AdGrs.4 - FFrry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
REAL ESTATE FoR sale
Houses ior sale

FOR -AIF sR FFNT .-sr n-.r
-trrff .I r..rrt |n.F
Nrrfn ErrYrna .f~rrf
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
MINISTER MAKES
 CHARGES; UPR0AR STARTS QUICKLY
Delegates at Northern Baptist Conference Have Widest
 Scene m History.

DIES MONIES, June 24.-In one of the most violent sessions in the history of the Northern Baptist Con- ference an anonymous gift trust fund of $1,750,O0O was finally ac- cepted.
 The attack opiaccepting the gift vas made by Rev M F. Boyntoii. of Chicago. He charged that the trust funds in the past had been basely betrayed by those handling them"
 Rev. Boynton explained that he referred particularly to the Uni versity of Chicago Divinity Schoool.
 The charge was branded as false by other speakers and the uproar following the incident was quelled with difficulty.
 Over 500 delegates took part in tLe wild scenes enacted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
Hark! Roaring
 Echo Comes Out Of Last Campaign

ls 7sll as4 J< <5 F
 CHICAGO. June 24.AEcfoes of the 1920 campaign for Republican nomination for the presidency were heard in a local court today. when w. c. Procter, prominent Cincinnati capitalist, filed bill asking for an accounting from eight other organ izers of the General Leonard Wood committee. Mr. Procter alleges tha. total of $813,000 is involved in the fund expended promoting General Woods candidacy.
 It is understood that MT. Procter advanced the greater part of the sum expended for which no account ing, it is charged has ever been made. The expenditure of this money was made public prior to the Republican national convention in Chicago last June and was said to have had disastrous effect on Gen eral Woods candidacy
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
BIG CROWD BIDS
 RIGGS FAREWELL

Departing on his first vacation from official duties in many years, ex-Governor Thomas Riggs, accom- panied by his family and Mrs. F. E. Elmore, sister, was a passenger on the steamer Princess Alice, en route to Seattle. A great crowd as- sembled at the dock to bid farewell to the party and wish them a merry vacation and speedy return to Alaska.
 It is the intention of MT. Riggs to spend his vacation almost entire ly between Washington state and California. probably taking short trip East to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Riggs, after visiting while in the West, will go East for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs. Elmore will also return to her home in Washington after a short stay on the Coast
 While no exact date was fixed by MT. Riggs for his return to the Ter ritory, he plans to come North with in a few months and will make his future home here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
SENATOR BORAH MAKES ATTACK
 ON BONUS BILL.
Says Proposal Is Descredit- able Tn Present Form to
 Republican Party.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The be- ginning of fight on the five ways national soldiers bonus bill was made in the Senate today when Sen. ator w. E. Borah, of Idaho, made ! speech attacking the measure in it's present form. The senator declared :: "The proposal is discreditable in its present form to the Republican party"
 It is predicted that strenuous of forts will be made to amend the bill on the floor of the Senate. Support CTS of the measure are confident of it's passage.
 The House judiciary committee has favorably reported the bill de. signed to prevent the use of beer as a medicine. The bill will also limit physicians to issue only 100 whisky prescriptions every 90 days. As now reported. the bill extends the Vol. stead act to Hawaii and the Virgin islands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
INVESTIGATION
 ON STEAMER IS : MADE; ARRESTS
Assistant Chief Engineer of Ocean Liner to Face
 Serious Charge. ENGINES ON STEAMER FOUND TEMPERED WITH Federal Agents to Probe Mys- terious Occurrences on
 Pacific Liner.

MANILA, June 24.-The steamer Creole State, of the Pcaific Mail Line. is held here for repairs and also for an investigation. !t ha: developed tat there has been t.,.n- pering with Der engines and en:ory dust has been found in her belr- ings.
 The Second Assistant Chief En- gineer has been arrested and other arrests are believed to be imminent.
 The Creole State left San Fran cisco twenty days ago. Six hours out from the Golden Gate engine troubles caused the big ship to drift for seven hours until repairs were made.
 When repairs were completed the steamer started again but was forced to lay-to twice on the trip to Manila.
 Upon arrival here, the Captain reported to the Federal authorities tha. he did no. Ike the looks of things and special agents weve placer aboard ss na,nbers of the crew with the arrests as stated above as the result and more arrests to probably follow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
Harding Sends His First Bill To U. s. Congress

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 24.- The first administration bill to be sent to Congress by President Hard ing was handed in today. The bill asks unrestricted authority for the Secretary of the Treasury in handling s1O.OOO,O00.OO owed the United States by Allied nations. The bill would empower the Secre- tary of the Treasury to accept se- curities in exchange for notes, also defer payments of interest and prin- cipal as he sees fit.
 In short, it is announced that the Secretary is given authority to re- adjust the entire foreign loans sit uation so that the nations out standing credits may be put into more definite form.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
Southern Pacific Railroad
 Employees Reject New Cut

SACRAMENTO, June 24.-South. ern Pacific Railway employees have overwhelmingly voted to reject re cent wage reductions announced by the Federal Labor Board, according to statements made today by union officials. Four hundred locals op posed and 16 favored acceptance of the reductions, it was stated follow ing a partial count of the returns.
 The boards announcement indi- cated a reduction in wages of ap. proximately 12 per cent. The new scales are effective July 1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
FEDERATION OF LABOR REJECTS
 SIX HOUR DAY
Seattle Labor Council Pro- posal Is Given Turn
 Down by Delegates.
FEDERAL CONTROL OF
 PRODUCTION WANTED
Secretaries of War and Navy Are Asked to Discharge
 All Aliens.

DENVER, June 24-The Ameri- can Federation of Labor today re- jected the proposal submitted by the Seattle Labor Council for a nation wide campaign to establish a maxi mum six hour day and to abolish all over time. The Federation also re- iected the proposal for six hour day with eight hours pay to secure employment for the unemployed.
 The Federation passed resolu- tion this afternoon demanding leg islation and providing for the strict Federal control of produc- ton and the distribution of the natural resources now privately held and developed"
 Another resolution adopted today was one calling upon the Secretaries of the Navy and War to discharge immediately from the government service all aliens who have failed to quality for citizenship.
 The Federation has resolutioned calling President Harding to inves- tigate the strike and riots at the Standard Steel Car. Companies plant at Hammond, Indiana. in September, 1919 and to fix the responsibility for the using of guns and the kill- ing of tour steel workers.
 Attack Hearst
 w. R. Hearst was savagely at- tackled in speech before the Amerl. can Federation of Labor convention today by President Gompers, who de. nounced the noted American publish. CT as "a traitor to the cause of America, an enemy of labor and of Ireland"
 The convention by an n30verwhelm- ing vote adopted without extended devate a resolution opposing univers- al military training.
 Mooney Case is Up
 The. Federation pledged itself to work for retrial or pardon of both Thomas Mooney and Warren K. Bill ings, now serving life sentences in the California state penitentiary for alleged complicity in the San Fran cisco preparedness day" bomb out. rage.
 Mooney and Billings are held in prison because of criminal con spiracy on the part of the state of California" John Mooney told the 
 MT. Mooney, who is brother of Thomas Mooney. declared this con spiracy had been engineered by the San Francisco, Chamber of Com. merce.
 The Federation has pledged sup- port to the Allied Printing Trades in an effort to gain A hour week. The policy of supporting any or seeking shorter hours was reiterated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-24
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION WILL BE MADE OF ALASKAN DISTRICTS
 BY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PARTIES

For the purpose of making an ex haustive examination of geological formations and structures of the re ported oil districts in the Alaska Pc ninsula, prominent geologists, inclu ing representatives of the govern ment and private interests, arc aboard the Admiral Watson en route to. the Westward. The parties art we'll equipped for the entire seasons operations.
 The largest party is headed by J w. McCord, general manager of the Westward Development Company. representing many claim holders ii. the Cold Bay district In his party are L. c. Decius, of the Southern Pacific oil division; J. w. McClos. key, geologist of the Associated Oil Company; Dan Nolan, chief geologist of the General Petroleum Company and James F. Wood, Jr., geologist for the same company. Ernest Mar. quardt, of the New York Oil Com pany, who will work with J. J. Fin negan and associates in the Cold Bay district this season, is also aboard the Watson.
 Government Parties Aboard
 The government geologists, mem bers of the Geological Survey, are divided into two parties. One of these, under Fred H. Moffit, will debark at Snug Harbor and invest- gate the Illiamna field. MT. Moffit is accompanied by Volney L. Gray and s. c. Towley. This party has II pack horses and necessary field equipment for the season. s. R. Capps, who has made extensive sur veys of Interior Alaska mineral dis tricts, is in charge of the second geological survey party He has 1d pack horses and supplies for tho season. This party will go into the Cold Bay fields, landing it's outfit at Portage Bay. Supplies and equip ment and 13 pack horses for Otis Ross, U. s. surveyor, now in the field in Cold Bay, are also on the Admiral Watson.
 Administration Interested
 MT. McCord, who recently returned to the Pacific Coast from an extend ed stay in Washington, stated that President Harding and all of his cabinet members are deeply interest ed in the Territory and anxious to evolve policy which will result in its development. He was cordially received in Washington and was given full hearing on the Alaska oil situation. The decision of the government to issue permits to all applicants without regard to appar- ent conflicting claims, on the under standing that such conflicts, if they exist, be settled within six months. was obtained after much work by in parties. said MT. McCord who believes that this action has advanced the development of Alas