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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
GOOD FARM FOR SALE:--In the {,

GOOD FARM FOR SALE:-In the
best farming section of Cecil Com-
~, Maryland, 112 acres of good pro-
ductlve soil: 80 acres Of cultivatinS
land can farm with all kinds of
improved machinery; 10 acres pas
turc land; - acres timber; 2 large
frame barns with wafer in barn
yard. Corn house. tool shed and
hog house, all in good condition.
Nice groom house practically new
with wafer IL house, surrounded
by an elegant orchard Of fine fruit.
Included with farm 4 good work
horses. Price $1,000. For further
write or sec owner.
w. VI. CECIL, Colora, Maryland. Al
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FIDCClARI NOTICE.

The following accounts are before
me for settlements:
Olive CASTOR Kahco. Guardian of
Olive CASTOR Kahco. .Ir.
Olive CASTOR Kahco Guardian of
Geo. ID. Kahco, Ir.
y. e.. Masters. Executor Of Vim.
Masters, deceased.
Denny ID. LippS. Administrator
OF -. ]. LippS. deceased.
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of March, 1921.
FINLEY NJ. ARBUCKLE.
ll-2w COmlniSsiOncr of Accounts
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HON, JOHN !, C0RNWELL.

On Friday. March 18th, John }.
COrnwcil. for four years Governor
Of the State Of West Virginia, step
ped from public life once more 10
become Il private citizen.
Governor Cornwcll during his
tenure Of Office has perhaps en-
"our',rcd more problems than any
rihcT Governor Of the State. Dur
ing the first two years OF Office this
r"uGiis was at war with Germany.
II va, 1T this fine he as Governor
W@, forced TO face many problems
which were Of the scvcrcst kind,
We. nc came through with flying
COlorS. winning moi only the admir-
alton Of his oW'n party but other
parties as well.
At the close Of the war. West Viz
ginia, like every other State, had
its reconstruction problems. These
too he faced and in The midst OF
obstacles Of all kinds has won the
eternal friendship of both labor and
Capital because Of his fair and
square dealings with each and be.
cause he exercised a firm hand
where Grmncss was necessary. 90
Rd'ciDh register.
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FOR SALE~-Rcgislcrcd Jersey
sui. Tormcntor's Fancy Poyis.
lS33lG. Sire is posis Doth of Hood
"th, li993O; Dam. Tormentor'>
rancy Daisy, 27GO2i. This Bull was
dropped May !, 1919. He is wei.
developed and Il sure breeder. VIII
make an excellent herd bull. Must
ne seen TO b" appreciated. For pric.
address, LOCK BOX i. llillsboro.
". Va. xiv
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Governor Morgan announced hi.
hr>t appointment shortly after noon
Monday When he named Jesse Y.
sullivan: prominent newspaper
man OF the State and Il leader among
Young Republicans. TO be his private
SrcrrtIrN
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CONKLIN WAGONS.--Wc have
bought car Of the famous Conklin
Wagons 10 be delivered mt Sccbcrt
about April Isl. An attractive price
delivered along the e.. & o. u. r., in
PocahOntas and Grccnbrier coun-
ties. Let us know YOUR needs.
MARSHALl.& SIpLE, HILLSnono, W.
VA. 1-i,.
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We know that The unbiased iudur
inSnt OF the people will be that.
>'ncc II entered The Union as SOW
rrclgn State. West Virginia ha,
never had 4 Governor whO aImin:>-
Tered her affairs with better Judge
nrnt. more care. discretion ana
good Sense 81 with more credit to
himself and to the State than john
j. t"rnW,N has dun" Nunrnr
N1tchu!,in
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

Get hish-laying Stain. Ancona,
and Buff i.cahorn Chickens. Eggs
OF either kind for sale. Is for Sl.75
or 80 for $500, delivered by L. i.
Order carly and get pullctS ready
for laying by October when egg,
are high. Eggs for Matching thrOu-
out season. CLARA L. BURR, Mr..
LOOKOUT, w. Va, ALL Nv
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WILSON AND COLBY.

frc>idvnt Wilson has announced
that he has 10 intention now of
writing Il history Of the Paris Peace
Conference. On the contrary it is
understood that he and Bainbridgr
lobby. late Secretary Of State. have
formed :. partnership for In. praC-
tlcc OF international LAW With of
ices i'll Washington and New York.
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NOTICE

My Wife. Nealic Milliner, left nv
bed and board April ~, 1920, with
Out cause. | will not be responsible
for any debts she may contract.
II. w. MILLINER.
AHhurY. w. Va. 3-l-3w
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Mr.. Harding advises with his
cOunSclOre before committing MN
sen 10 anything.
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Here we find I cause Of gall stones, dNSprIJsia Or
bowel. fever, shingles. EccOugl,. WORMS, etc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Regulations of such troubles appendicitis. pCritoDitis
iunDaSO etc. follow t.hropractiC adjustments at this
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bright disease Diabetes floating kidney skin disease bos
cruplonS and other DIS caused
-pinchcd in lhc spinal 0ncniMGs Il this point.
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WIZ have consiipation rectal troubles, sciatica etc.
ChrOpractic adjustments a this point OF SHINE will
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The head marked No locates The The spine
wherein %u!nXno'rs ill bronchitis cIons. pain
between IN" shoulder Blades. Of tI,p
shoulders. hay fever writers
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Chir0praCtic.

Slight solicitations tsight displacement point will
rnusc headaches, disease deafness. cpcIy, n.om-
MIA. WY neck, facial PARALYSIS. anNia etc.
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stomach and troubles enlargement nf the spleen
p!uriScN and of other troubles caused ~
being pnclcd part of The s,in, sometimes s.,
light as 10 remain unnoccd by ocrs except Inc trained
(hir0pract0r
lcrc Mc find :aIsc of i.Il SI!1.S
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r'rtcbar snbaNaon It :hs point nervousness
hcIrf
breathing. other lung ir ul,cS. etc
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slight sublaHation of ycrcbac in This part spine
OF throat trouble, neuralgia, pain
and gnitrc. prosiraiOn. grippe dzzi-
ness blceiins from dSOrlc" of gums
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slipPa9c Of bo: nnominatc bones will Iikcwis,
produce sciica, together with "diScascs OF pei
Wis and lower cxirclncS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
NEW LAWS FOR
 ALASKA NOT TO
 BE EXPRESSED NOW
Senate Committee on Terri tories Will Suspend Hear
 iings on Measures.
SENATOR NEW MAKES
 IMPORTANT STATEMENT
All Action Regarding the North Be Deferred Until
 Visit Next Year.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 23.-The Seattle Times this afternoon prints a special dispatch under Washing ton date line that Limited States Senator Harry s. New, of Indiana, following long talk with President Harding, informed the Times that no attempt will be made at the present session of Congress to press legislation recognizing the Federal agencies having to do with the gov ernment of Alaska.
 "The Senate Committee on Ter ritories plans to suspend hearings on the pending bills.
 Action is deferred by agreement with President Harding, Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall and Sena- tor New until they can visit Alaska next summer and investigate the needs of the Territory.
 "The trip will serve to center public attention on Alaska ta 8 greater extent than heretofore possible"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
kU kLUx KHAN RECE|vERSH|P IS NOW ASKED
 
Temporary Injunction Is Granted by Superior Judge
 at Atlanta, Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 28. - One hundred and seventy persons de- scribing themselves as bona fide members of the Ku Klux Klan" this afternoon petitioned the Superior Court for a receivership of all prop of the Ku Klux Klan.
 Judge Pendleton granted a tenn porary injunction against the Klan restraining the organization from disposing of any property or dis bursing any money except for ordi- nary expenses which is stipulated to not include salaries of officers and other employees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Merchant Marine Problems
 Soon Be Given to Harding

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Five committees working on plans to give aid to the governments Merchant Marine in a statement by the Lasker committees have been instructed to consider the proposals from the view points of the ship owner, operator, builder and labor The fifth group is studying economic effects of the proposed buba ,ies and bids The final re2ort $ expected to be in the hands of the President by February 1, it is said
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Edith Mccormick Granted
 Divorce from Wealthy Man

CHICAGO, Dec. 28.-Mrs. Edith Mccormick, daughter of John D. Rockefeller, was today granted a di- vorce from Harold F. Mccormick, president of the International Har- vester Company. There was no pro- desertion and McCormick's answer admitted the charge.
 Clarence G.. Darrow, Mrs. McCor mick's counsel, announced that a private agreement had been reached IS to the division of property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
ESTEBETH ON
 BEACH WHILE
 STORM RACES
Grounds Three Miles North of Haines = Floated on
 High Tide Today.

The mail boat Estebeth, Capt. Pat Davis, went aground three miles north of Haines in a driving snow storm and southeasterly gale at 3 o'clock this morning and was on the shore until shortly after noon today when with the assistance of the har- bor boat Peterson from Fort William H. Seward, the vessel was foated at high tide and is now at Haines with a broken propeller blade and other damages The boat will be beached to determine the full extent of the damages.
 The Estebeth left here early yes terday morning on the regular week. ly mail trip to Skagway and way points and on the return trip left Skagway at II o'clock last night in a snow and wind storm. Early this morning, with the tide about three hours from low water the boat grounded at cove approximately three miles north Of Haines where the P. B. Allen ranch is situated. This is the only break in the beach line for many miles, other places being rocky and almost perpendicular The beach here is described as being somewhat rocky but not excessive ly so.
 Word was immediately sent to Haines and the harbor boat Peterson left for the scene of the accident and stood by until daylight, then returned to Haines. High water was about noon today and at that time the Peterson returned to the boat
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Walks Across Continent
 To Land in Poor House

shiyering last night beside a smoky stove. and prevailed on him to go to court. where Magistrate Hating con- vinced him Blackwelfs Island, for four months. would be more com fcrtable than his shack.
 The old man said he had walked from California to Denver in an ef- fort to get back money he lost through real estate swindle. Fail ing. he continued his journey in search If a job.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Handwriting Incriminates
 Woman in Murder Mystery

SEATTLE, Dec. writing Clara Sharkin- Winborn, wanted in connection with the murder of eFr- dinand Hochbrunn, wealthy land own CT whose body was found in dis apartments last week. This is the declaration of Charles Tennant, cap tain of detectives. He said that let ters so far in possession of the au- thorities are in the handwriting of the woman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-"Pop" Rosser Begnon, who walked and worked his way across the continent at 70 to settle at a squatter on Man haitian Island, went to the home for the aged on Blaekwell's Island today for the winter.
 Pop" who built hmself rude shack in Fort Washington Park. had subsisted since August on the bounty of policemen.
 A friendly policeman found him
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
FREDERICK RAIDER
 HAS PASSED AWAY
Government Official at Mata- nuska Experimental Farm
 Dies Tn Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 28.- Frederick E. Rader, for twelve years directing official of the United States Governments experimental station at Matanuska, Alaska, died suddenly here last night at the age of 49 years.
 Frederick Rader was one of the best known Government experiment tai station officials in the North. Years ago he was stationed in the Interior later at Sitka and when the Matanuska station was started he was placed in charge.
 MT. Rader. was married about 20 years ago to Miss Spears, former school teacher of Douglas. Mrs. Rader and children went to Cali fornia several months ago on a visit and he went south about two or three weeks ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
STORY OF TROUBLE

BOSTON, Dec. 2S. Removal of Joseph c. Pelletier as District At torney of Suffolk county, hearings in whose case started today before the Supreme Judicial Court, is asked by Attorney General J. Weston Allen on the general charge that Pelletier's continued incumbeney is "inimical to the public interest" Two sets of charges against the District AttOr- ney, as well as petition for his dis barment, have been filed.
 In the original charges, Pelletier is slleged to have aided in extorting or attempting to extort money or prop erty from certain persons by threats of prosecution. The Attorney Get. eral alleges that the District Attor- ney procured indictments that ought not to have been procured; that he failed from improper motives to pros. ecute in specified cases and that he permitted persons to use his office
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
NEW ZEALAND PLEASED.

WELLINGTON, N. E., Dec. 2S.- The New Zealand press unanimously applauds the four-power treaty as affording the most effective guaran tee for peace in the Pacificsfnd as indicating a desire of the powers of the world to unite against war.
 The negotiations have more closely united the American and British peoples, according to the general expression.
 treaty and said that the young Brit ish nations in the Pacific could look for long era of peaceful and pros porous development.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
California Foundrymen
 Announce One Wage Cut

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-The California Foundrymens Association announced today a wage cut of 70 per cent in the San Francisco Bay district foundries. The wage cut is Effective on January l. Approximate iy 2,000 men are affected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Father TestiGes that Son
 Showed Signs of Insanity

LOS ANGELES. Dec, 28-Rev William A. Burch, father Of Arthur Rurch, now on trial for the alleged killing cf J. Belton Kennedy, today related at length attions of his son before and after the alleged murder This testim- ny was to prove the in sanity theory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Interurban Train Capsizes
 On Curve Many Are Injured

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 2s.-Five were hurt, perhaps seriously, when southbound Detroit United Railway Limited interurban capsized as it rounded a curve near Lake Orion. 45 'n:iec northeast of here, shortly be- fore noon today. Ambulance5 have tocn rushed to the scene from Flint. Michigan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
WOODROW WILSON IS CELEBRATING
Many Messages Received on His Birthday - Women
 Honor Him in New York.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-Former President Woodrow Wilson is quiet ly celebrating his 65th birthday and nc deviation from his daily program $ planned. Many cablegrams, let tcrs and telegrams, containing greet ings, have been. received and many friends are calling
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
One Meat Packers Union
 Abandons Present Strike

OTTUMWA, Dec. 2s.-The local union of the Amalgamated Meat Cut ters & Butchers Workmen today abandoned their strike at the Morrell Packing plant The strike has been effective for the past 10 weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
FOR WILSON FOUNDATION

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-Women from all parts of the United States are here for luncheon to commemo- rate Wilson's birthday and also cele- brate the first anniversary of the plan to honor him through the crea- ton of a permanent foundation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Debs' Release Condemned by American Legion

DENTON, Tex, Dec. 2S.-The members of the Arthur M Nit xky Post of the American La- zion passed resolution last night condemning the release of Eugene V. Debs The Post tele- graphed President Harding the resolution and that to ''let your official action go unchallenged would be to break faith with our fallen buddies."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Bandits Wound Messenger
 And Escape with Express

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. 2S.-Two bandits held up and wounded the express messenger on a Missouri Pa cific passenger train last night en route to Joplin. The bandits escaped with an undetermined amount or ioot
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Sutherland Announces for
 Third Time His Candidacy

SEATTLE, Dec 2S.-Charle3 E. Heron, ar, il.s from the East, said Delegate Dan Sutherland had author hed aim to announce he would again be candidate for Delegate from El- aska at the next primaries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Dine Together; Are Found
 Dying from Fumes of Gas

PEORIA. H., Dec. 2S.-After dir ing together on Christmas day. Henry Clay, aged 64, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bruner, aged "A, were found uncoa- scious in an apartment. They died last night in local hospital of ga.i poisoning. No note was left explain ing the reasons for the deed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
FRANCE BLOCKS WAY FOR ANY
 AGREEMENT ON SUB TONNAGE
Agreement on Four Power Treaty May Be Asked Now
 By Japanese Delegation

WASHINGTON. Dec 2S.-It is understood the Japanese arms dele gation may informally suggest that America, Great Britain and France draft a written agreement of the four power treaty of the Pacific.
 This new agreement is not to be construed as applicable to the islands comprising the Japanese mainland.
 POINDEXTER TO HELP.
 SPOKANE. Wash. Dec. 2S.--Sen- ator Miles PoindeXter has an nounced he will speak this week in Seattle and Tacoma in favor of the four power agreement of the Pacific, now before the Washington arms conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
American Exports for II
 Months Over Four Billion

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s-The De- partment of Commerce in state ment today reported that American exports for the first II months of this year were $4.1S9,343 900 and i'm ports were $2.271, 797. coo
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Bonded Whiskey Is Stolen
 From Kentucky Distillery

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 2S.--Twen- tyafive bandits locked five guards in the office of the Blue Ribbon Gis- tillery this morning and then e.s- capped after loading bonded whisk y worth 30,000 in automobiles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Three Killed in Fued
 In Kentucky; 2 Wounded

LONDON, Ky, Dec. 2S.-Thr 2 men were killed and two seriously wounded in a pistol battle at Porter burg, Clay county, last night, ac- cording to advices reaching here t1 day The shooting is believed t) have been the continuation of fusa
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Milwaukee City Council
 Favors LegaIized Beer

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. 2S.-The city council last night went on rec ord favoring direct congressional ac- ton legalizing the sale of beer and light wines in the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
MAY RATIFY

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-A dis patch from Dublin late this afternoon says it is learned from reliable sources that at secret meeting, Dali Eireann leaders reached compromise which in- sures ratification of the peace treaty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Henry Fletcher May Go to
 Belgium ; Succeeds Whitlock

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-It is un- cided upon a minister to Belgium to succeed Brand Whitlock Henry Fletcher, under Secretary of State, has heen unofficially mentioned as a llkel: candidate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Attorney General of Massa-
 chusetts Has Instituted Legal Proceedings.
PROSECUTION THREATS
 ALLEGED TO BE USED
Several Attorneys Are Also Involved in Shady Trans
 actions Is Claim.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec 2S.-Meyer German, part owner of the West End Hotel, testified today in the trial of District Attorney Pelietier, whom Attorney General Allen is seeking to remove on charges of extortion, that he paid Attorney Daniel II. Coakley 1000 because "they threatened me with an Indictment
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Vote Two to One In Favor of Blue Sunday

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Dec. 28. At the special election held here yesterday. the citizens voted 5000 to 5000 in favor of a Blue Sunday with all places of amusement closed
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
GONE THE LIMIT

LONDON, Dec. 28-Premier Lloyd George in q statement said the government had gone to the utmost limit on the Irish treaty and it would be impos- sible to reopen discussions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
DISTRICT ATTORNEY UNDER FIRE
 IN EAST; ExTORTI0N AND OTHER
 CHARGES ARE NOW BEING PR0bED
Sim Fein Clubs
 Urge Ratification Of Peace Treaty

BELFAST, Dec. 28.-A con vention of Sim Fein clubs of NorfN Donegal has passed a resolution urging the Dali Fir cam members to support the Irish treaty. The resolution said failure to dc tnis would con stitute a betrayal of the best interests of Ireland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
FRANCE WANTS
 GREAT TONNAGE
 OF SUBMARINES
Second Request Presented Today to Arms Conference
 in Washington.
HOPE IS ABANDONED
 NOW FOR AGREEMENT
French Proposals Close Door Flat on Proposals Sub
 mitted by America.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Flance today again presented to the arms conference her claim for submarine tonnage approximately thrice that contemplated under the American plan. The latter plan was for 42,- coo submarine tonnage for France.
 As the result of the French pro nouncement, the hope for an agree ment to limit submarines is said to have been virtually abandoned at the meeting of the naval committee of the arms conference.
 DOOR IS CLOSED.
 The delegates on the naval com mittee said that Frances demand for 90,000 submarine tonnage, at first proposed closed the door flat on the rejection of the American proposal and the further announcement tcday has cast aside the possibility of hal monizing the views on submarine and other auxiliary craft to 10000 tens referred to by the French.
 ACTION RESERVED.
 The British and Japanese dele gates, in 8 statement, said that in view of the French stand they felt compelled to reserve action on. ton-s mage ratio of auxiliary craft allotfes under the American plan. fs'a ess
 The Italian spokesman expressed regret that France had not seen way clear to accept the smaller ton mage.
 Japanese delegates further declar- cd the French demands could not be sanctioned under the American pro-. pcsal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
BITTER TRADE.

PARIS, Dec. 28.-The dctermina ton of France to have powerful fleet and the objections to the lmi- tation efforts of the Washington arms conference was vigorously voiced in the Senate today when Senator Harry Beranger asked:
 Has the old principle of sover- signty been sacrificed somewhere in these conferences wherein we have been promised a sort of international happiness"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

Governor Bickett, born in Monroe, N C., February 28, 1869, was law yer and in politics, Democrat. He was member of the North Carolina House of Representatives, 19O7-iJ0S: Attorney General of the state two terms, 19O6.16, and Governor, 1920-21.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28
Former Governor of
 North Carolina Dead

RALEIGH, N. C., Dec 28.-Former Governor Thomas Walter Bickett ed suddenly this morning after d stroke of paralysis last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-28

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