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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-03-12
Giant X-Ray to
Treat Cancer

While it is emphatically stated by
Professor Duane that neither X-rays
nor radium should be considered d
permanent cure for all kinds of can
GER, it has long been known that ra-
dunn has a marked alternative effect
upon this disease.
The Harvard cancer commission is
erecting a new building adjoining the
Coils p. Huntington hospital in Bos-
ton, where an X-ray plant will be in
stalled, as we'll as the commission
radium plant.
What Discovery Means.
The significance of the discovery
was explained in the following state
ment at Harvard:
1.-The advantage of X-rays over ra'
dunn is that the latter is scarce and
immensely expensive, costing at pres
ent more than 100000 a gram, and
can. therefore, only be used in small
quantities. If X-rays were used II
would be possible TO make the rays
enormously more powerful than has
been possible with the limited amount
of radium available.
THE trouble with the use of y
rays up to this time has been that
they are not as penetrating as the
so-called Gamma rays of radium and
the problem of the Harvard physicists
has been to secure this needed quail
ity.
1T was known that to secure pene-
tration it was necessary to secure q
high frequency of vibration. The
Harvard physicists, after many ex-
periments, found that a physical law
known as the 'quantum law applied
to the X-ray spectrum, and discovered
that they could increase the frequency
of the rays and thus their penetra'
ton, by increasing the voltage of cur
rent used In the X-ray tube.
Gets Enough Voltage.
Professor Duane reports, that the
tube goes to pieces under voltage OF
more than 10000 volts, but that q
sufficiently high voltage mas been Cd
tanned TO make the X-rays very nearly
as effective for certain medical pur
poses as the Gamma rays of radium
Long continued. exposures TO Y
rays is sosdangerous to the operator
that the greatest pains have to be
taken to protect him from them. II
the Jefferson physical laboratory al
Harvard. where Professor Duane
makes his experiments. the X-ray
plant is kept in a reom by itself and
the rays are sent out through mi
mute slit in the wall. The brick wall
at this point is reinforced with lead
and a lead screen is placed across the
door. Many experimentors in various
places have been killed or seriously
injured by constant use of X-rays.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-03-12

and as far as | know the fire depart.
ment never made a run the whole
night long. And next morning ny
clothes were gone, and so was fhS7sl.
Ter I'm the next oOm."-Kansas CIm'
Star.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-03-12

ATCH your dust. why! beCduSV-
Explosions in grain elevators ana
grain product mills during the ~
months ending October, 1917, result
ed in the loss Of "a lives. Thirty-slx
persons were severely injured. The
cost to American industry was
$6,OOO,OOO in property destroyed.
A disastrous explosion in corn
starch factory of the Middle West
in May, 1919, caused the loss OF
43 lives and property damage
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-03-12

The most popular cough medicine
among the Chinese is white powder
mace from the kernels Of peach stones.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-03-12

AN uficial count showed 204. 434
foreigners resident in Paris at the
Deginning of this year. including o..
89s Americans.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-03-12

A single wolf has been known to
kill In six months 80 head Of cattle.
valued at $1,000.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-25

If have anything to sell radethis day in Bemdji will
the chance people who
be in the market for what have Get the habit of shopping
Bemidthe logical Economy Center this territory
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-25

inducements offered notable that people for
long share the bargains thereby creating market
should take advantage Of for benefit for
other reason ..... ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-25
Attention
Farmers

On Market Day we will give
Free to all farmers, all the
Buttermilk they will want for
feeding Hogs and Chickens.
Come visit us at our new
Creamery. We. will be pleas
ed to see you. s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-13

cilidad, especialmente al cortar Ia ca
ma. 81 Sc obserya una caiia enferma
algunOs minutes despues de cortada,
Sc notara que ell la superficie de. la
ierida aparecen unas gotitas de una
sustancia de color amarillo brillante
y muy pegajosa.
Ell Departamento ,recomienda a los
agricultores de caiias, Y muy espe-
cialmente aquellos cuyas fincas es-
tin cOmprenddias Ell las areas infec-
tadas que cooperen con los Subinspec-
torres para exterminar esta enferme-
dad. -Actualmente Sc esta trabajando
en- este -sentido en- los barrios de. Fran
quez v Barahona de Morovis, en- don
de la infection Sc exteinde rapida-
mentei
AL presente solo podemos aconsejar
q los agricultores que remueyan los
tOcones con gomosis Y eviten EN- 10
possible ell sembrar cafa blanca que
es la variedad en- que Sc declare la
enfermedad.
Nuestros tecnicos han lleyado ca
bo experimentos en- Ia Central Vanni-
ma para estudiar Las dificultade$9que
pudiera ocasionar la gomosis en- Ia
.factorfa, sin llegar a NADIA importan
te.
Cualquiera Central que tenga amor
mRlidades motivadas por la gomosis,
puede solicitar la cooperation de este
Departamento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-13
DEPARTANENTO De AGRICULTURAL
\ TRABAJ0
Information Official

LII Comosis de Ia caiia de azicar.
En- febrero de 1920 el seiior Julius
MatZ. Pat6l0go de nuestra Estaci6n
Experimental identified esta enferme
dad en- umos carros de- caila proceden-
tes de Trujillo Alto. mmetliatamen-
te Sc hizo un recorrido por la isla y
Sc encontr6 que el area infectada Sc
extendfa por Rio Piedras. Guaynabo,
y por Ia carretera de Caguas. Ade-
mas Sc enc0ntraron clsos en- Las Pie
dras v Morovis. Este aiio Sc ha ex-
tendido hasta Cidra Y Cayey.
La Estaci6n Experimental Insular
empez0 a TRAFALGAR en- el .estudio de
-esta enfermedad Y pocos meses des-
.pues publico su Circular No. 20 sobrc
el asuilto.
En- el mismO mes de febrero Sc no.
tific0 al personal de campo del De-
partamento Ia presencia de La Como:
sis en- la isla, encargandosele que
xamiIlara cuantos carros vagones
de caia fuera possible para ;veriguar
81 habfa otros sitios infectados, de
los cuales no Sc ltuviera conocimien-
to.
Esta enfefmedad es mucho mas pc
ligrosa que el Matizado. No solo Sc
propaga muy rapidamente, como pue-
de deducirse por 10 anteriormente ex-
puesto, sino que reduce el por ciento
de sacarosa Ell In caiIa.
La Gomosis puede conocerse con fa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-13
PUES, SENIOR

Dfgase 10 que Sc quiera; hablese de millares,
de centenares de cajitas mas menos, la rea-
lidad es que no hay mancha que Sc resista nj boil
sillo que Sc agOte, prefiriend0 ell excels0 exec
sivamente econ6mico .jab6n brown, rotulado
CadiernO.
Rico, esta fundamentalmente basada en- la ba-
ratura y eficiencia pOr ninguno .otrO iguala-
da del jab6n brown rotulado Cadierno
Y para conyencinlient0, pfueba hace fe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-13
LAS FRUTAS.

Dicen que las frutas han subido de valor, y Sc
teine que andando ell tempo sea un "sacrilegiO,'
o cosa asi, cultivar arboIes frutales.
Una ocupaci6n grata Y llena de satisfacci0nes
en- esta ep0ca de calor, :sabsis cual es? Pues...
tener La nevera repleta de .New-Style Lager,
invitar convidar sus amigos una yez al dia,
pOr 10 menOs
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

The United States Government will ,Yer
for sale At public suction at East Potomac
Park, d. c.. on May ~. 1921. for cash to
the highest bidder, twenty seven (27) tenn
porsry buildings Of frame construction, In
commences at 1000 a. m.
For particulars apply to Quartermas ster
supply officer, Washington General Inter
mediate Depot. 18th y streets. N. W..
Washin Gton, ID. Z.
At wsshinston Barracks. d. C, twelve
GfD temporary buildings OF frame con-
struction. sale begins 400 .. m. May "a.
1891. For particulars apply to Quarter
master. waahingtoa BArracka d. C.
The Washington times., 1921-05-22

DO YOU WANT to own your own
home? Here is q chance. A six
room and bath pebble-dash house,
furnace heat, electricity, sewer, run
ming water, acre Of beautiful ground,
plenty Of fruit and shade trees; S
minutes walk from car line. River
dale, Md. Price, $500. Part cash,
balance monthly. Also other Groom
houses to choose from. Apply A.
GORDON, Riverdale, Md, or 2014
14th St N. w. Phone North 5000.
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
NOTICE
AN EXCELLENT HOME

cen BE- sseursd By stating What you .snt
e 4 Ttmea want Ad. rnons TO Main
s3ee. a. srpsrisncsd operator vii help you
vriss u asa biii VIII - ssst The ssst y
The Washington times., 1921-05-22

MONEY TO LoAE..s,.s e s:s:;sss ,.s. - 2; 2;
tra nssctions conducted with seenoun1oo1
eonsideratIon for bovrewerA
ssvshsrn nn,i1iss. III iSsS = L q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
The Angora Sweaters Are
Different, $9.75

-Se-inch vole stripes only white
lavender black Regular 9sc
PERCAIES
Porcales that formerly sold for 3oc yard
percaes 27 inches wide, both
good medium quality. We only have a
who come carly will have their choice.
COMFORT CHALILE
56inch comfort
dark
yard now yard .25c
ROMPER CLOTH
ronper CLOTH stripes
excellent quality. lust the thing
shirts house dresses This cloth
yard Its selling at the reasonable 29c
PERCALES
-5bnch pecalcs both dark
of nd
former i4c.
WHITE NrIIRCERIZED TABLE
-72nch table damask. linen finish.
urd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

LADIES BLACK SILK BOOT HOSE in sizes .. Oh TO- Full
LADIES BROWN SILK HOSE Full fashioned sizes @ =.
LADIES WHITE SILK HOSE thread silk. Full fashioned
Look these
SOME OUT SIZE HOSE ladies black,
Isle. full fashioned
cHIIDREN'S WHITE Isle HOSE fine rib, good value
Ladies' Waist Aprons. sinsham
Princess nj
DRESS GINGUANS
-5cnch n
stripes
for
.29c
e7nch Einghani paids. and
plain. colors medium quality
specially priced at. yard 13c
FANCA WOLFE
-36nch fancy voc in designs light mostly;
scrviccablc
ally rccdat
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

We also received a
Light Russian Calf.
ono strap with either
"A Louis or Baby Louis
heel.
Many b &C X and
brown Kid strap slip
pcrs with high or low
heels
Tho last to arrive Is
n grey sue d Q with
either a high or Baby
Louis heel.
Prices are $40 and
Sl1. The styles arc
right up to the min
ute. don't fail to see
them saturday.
Ind Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
~~s s.s~s,.s ssssse
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Saturday Candy Specials

Main Floor
old Plantation Spanish Peanut
Candy. worth soc lb. regular;
Saturday. lb. ...............3 SOC
BASEMENT CANDY SECTION
Toasted Cocoanut Fudge, ir-
regular shapes; worth soc ID. regu-
lar: full pound, SOC; half lb. zoe
Heavy Chocolate Coated Cones.
cream ccnters. half pound, 15c;
full pound .25c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Our Shoe Buver

is in the eastern market
ing us tho latest creations in slippers
JUST ARRIVED
"A brown and black str wit high
Louis heels. are bcau
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Travelling Bags and Suit
Cases

Come in and look over our
sample lines OF Travelling Bags and
Suit Cases. Get familiar with the
now prices. We have some splen-
did numbers at very attractive
prices.
Main floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
New Hats---Different in a
Host of Ways
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Pueblo does 5hf6 of the manufac-
turing done in the state?

A novel braid and one that is
growing in vogue daily is that
which combines glistening cello
phanc with colorcd rafia. 1t
forms smart little turbans and
toqucs over the sides Of which
flower. feather or ribbon garni-
turcs dangle alluring. These Hats
cnllven street costumes consldcra-
bly, and most women find them
Aatteringly becoming. Second
Floor Front.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

cuuot
the former prices and today's offering
CHILDREN
75c and sJc morccrized girls O.. all aEes
a fine elastic leg n white cordovan
oi,Ch' now DOC
Boys SOC and soc hose in a medium heavy
rib. elastic a long length leg, the foot
par Doc
"A fine gauge hose in medium weight
for boys girls You will find
legs in this number. longer Sizes
Black fibre silk hose for girls This fine rib
for dress Sizes to ~ pair S116
When want childrcns hosiery really wear
try Crcws-BcEgs.
"A $500 silk hose in black with tho fine lislc
double sole y l2strand quality style 7SS, selling
The $500 full fashioned. black
white cordovan, is offered in the spring line,
at &1.oO
A splendid thread silk tho You'll
find Wayne Knit extra size quite log
fashioned that they
White or black spring weight cotton hose
Tho si55 mcrccrized sc full fashioned
foot ankle and leg elastic hem
black white, cordovan. ...................&
Seamless hose In mcrcorized Isle black, white,
dovan, quite reduction, they SOC
1ndesructible Isle hose in the out size
black cordovan reduced from S35 to 81 90
Wayne Knit Full Fashioned Heather color, hose
always fit real quality hose, pair S3.O 90
Hosiery Dept, End Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

The giadsome season Of spring cnthnses the well
dressed woman to don new and interesting clothes,
and this season Dame Fashion smiles with favor
upon dresses-silk dresses, especially Taffetas and
Canton Crepes.
Mr. Young found so many charming frocks, be-
cause Paris had offered so many entirely different
ideas for spring, that he just couldn't resist buy
ing and the result is Crews Bcggs has a rare city
selection in plenty of time for Easter.
For small women those dear old styles revived
tight little basque waists, extremely full skirts,
short-very short and large collars; and for taller
women, circular overskrts and straight lines are
most becoming
Gay coorcd embroidery adorns many clever
modes
Second Floor South.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
About the New Suits and
Wraps

DO realize that early selection chccst7 whyf al of
the offered for
very
frons,s s suggestive of spring.
The
andem embroidery, exquisicly lined.
We showing them. ONE IN today.
south.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Only Three Days More to
Take Advantage of Our
Drug Sale

For Saturday-Added Attractions
-Coty's wonderful French Face
Powder, L'Orisan: formerly s2.25:
saturday, box ........-...% III 90
-Coty's $3.50 Perfume. Saturday.
ounce Pt.OO
Many saving buys in this de-
partment.-Main floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Novelty Scarfs, s5.75

TO wear with that new sport
skirt-o, so many strikingly beau
tiful color combinations!
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Today---Spring Hosiery
Showing

Wo have just received spring line Wayne KNIT
HOSIERY. and the assortment il We
the former prices and today's offering
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
CITIZENS VOTE TO ORGANIZE
 L|GHTERAGE COM.


big meeting of representative held Han a publicly this
 Representatives practically er, commercial and industrial interest Were the spacious ouncl chamber limits practically O Il w u" ''S ve" were 'o""nt "S % to "ss |.% W aeSr"" tions of the retired Alaska Ights tns1y In ,h @~'' & p'u'. , s % 7" D r' f - fol of an1ains ,, ,,ta. ,, 'zh tr l nt If .,x nt r+ tffc would bear than old pointed cnorpe I,, nnn,er ,r.ch.l,v s nuct , ,s.,, 1 f r1 tackle steamship of BOO miles Nn of ,t sin a - ' 1 a'Sf'', a, publicly o1. s,n.s,n ..ro MY ui,n -r ,I,tc rho a int. o ] - private corporation rrci in the future by
 
 CT O and how to olsse the tha it nigh, be possible to u,,ch. the necessary, ,unment iron, inc Alaska lghterse of purchase in q on htono freight handled. that desiring lateral in lieu of cash
 developed that the >l.ska lshteiase the coal business will that line gathering that ught,ge plant is willing take s4oooo landing coal supply Among the number entering ,T,nineny o +h de- bate Swanleg Harrison Keenan. H. j. nd hairna The wardp pllrhas the ment of the hghtHaGe thoug few inclined del to appoint committee submit the ing at D. m at the City Hall Judge eNen was named as chair, A. Foet, J. J. Chaes F..
 t hasb learned that ef of is the obstructive movement is ntmaea by small r of citizens who
 
 themselves by creating another private the of high
  be leane
  In the the been hard collecting
  All citizens Who on rates and willing assist
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23

Washington. April, 23-The Alaska Steamship Company will be given i hearing here Thursday on charges made to the Shipping Board that the two transportation companies are. de- manding excessive rates for moving wood pulp from Alaska to the States.
 The Department of the Interior is said to be watching for the outcome with considerable concern for. the ef-
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
DISCARD
 NEWTON'S LAW
 or GRAV|TATI0N

Philadelphia. April, 23-Einstein theory and Nvwton's law of sTav.tation We're both tossed into the q scaId nf obsolete things by noted scientists lt q general meeting of the American Philosophical Society h.re today as q result of demonstrations made before the gathering which ievealed them to be io some extent erroneous.
 nr. Chas. t'ranc;s Brush of Clave- land, Inventor of the mordern are sys- tenn of electric lighting and founder of the Brush Electric Company, present. ed before tfe meeting u scri7S of eX- peritnents. the results of which tended to show the fallibilty of the so called
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
NUMEROUS BILLS LAID BEFORE
 LEGISLATURE

another by the slme senator proposes to submit to a vote of the electors of the territory the question of the loca- tion of the territorial capital. This m assure is a substitute for a memor- ial by Cole of Juneau recently pass ing the House asking Congress to ap- propriate s2oo 900 for q capitol build ing at Juneau. The members from the t" move the Capital to Seward. claim ing that the population is drifting westward and that tho large office building erected by the railway com mission at Seward is suitable for q capitol building.
 Senator Sundback introdiced bill thereof as may be necessary. to buy the Kougarok railroad ftrcu Nome to SheI- ton. The measure stipulates that in the event of purchase the road shall be operated by the road commission.
 \ bill by Rep. Murray of McCarthv, making t lawful to keep open on Sun day cigar stores. ice cream pailors. candy stores, billiard ani pool rooms and any place of amusement, passed the house today With Representatives Nerland, Ross, Kittelsen. Cole and Cochran voting against it. Rep. Coch- ran conducting the fight on the House floor.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
Delayed in transnissicn)


 Juneau. As. April. Thursday was the last day to introduce bills in the Territorial Legislature and result ed in the presentation Of d large mum. ber of measures of various portent. Included in the number was an en- ployers liability bill introduced hy Rep. Chas Brown making employers liable for medical and other aid furn- ished to persons brought to the terri tory under employment contracts
 \ bill introduced by Rep Murray of Mccarthy provides for the con- stiuction of a bridge over the NiZna River near Mccarthy. An amendment to probate code and also a bill pro- viding for the election of Tell'itor- ial School superintendent. mines in srector and Territorial Treasurer ut the next general election has been intro duced by Rep. Cochran. The measure Auditor to be elected by the leg;sla- ture and serve until the next election.
 A bill introduced by Rep. Cole of Juneau provides q method of elilpi ing territory included in the boundaries of incorporated towns. Chamberlain of Seward. presented a Senate bill eiv- ing the courts of Alaska power to pa- role and suspend sentence in criminal cases, except in the case of murder, rape and arson. A senate bill by Price Of Anchorage provides for la- borer's liens on work on oil wells and
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
BRISTOL BAY MAIL BOAT
 LEAVES TOMORROW

Seattle. April, 22-The first sum mer mail to Bristol Bay points will he. dispatched from Seattle on the motor ship W. F. Burrows. sailin.,; toraor- row for Boring Sea.
 Mrs. Adolp Dez.tina of the Bristol Ray government orphanags wi.i l.e a Ya sse:Ss..on the vessel.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
IMMIGRATION
 RESTRICTION BILL ::
 PASSES HOUSE

Washington, April 23-The Tmmi- grafton Restriction Bill was passed by the House of Representatives today in the same form as it went through the last congressional session.
 The measure now goes to the Sen ate, where the republican leaders say 1t will be passed without delay. The bill is designed to be operative for
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
ITALIAN DEPUTIES sHEAD
 SOCIALIST MEMBER

Rome. Apfil. 22~Becs.use he cried Viva rTtahR NatonaMsts!" members of the ItaiAn Chamber of Deputies seized socia4st Deputy Mafta and cut on his bearp as punishment for his termisy.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
NOTED WESTERN
 EDITOR EXPIRES

San Francisco. April, 2s-Yonng. managing editor of the San Francisco Chronicle for forty four years and dean of Pacific Coast editors, died at his home here this morning. The deceas- ed sustained a paralytic stroke some weeks ago and failed to recover
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
FALL OF PRESENT
 GERMAN GOVT IN
 2 WEEKS PREDICTED

Berlin, April, 23-The fall of the present German government within q fortnight is predicted as an outcome of the present separations situation.
 The overthrow of the present gov einlnental regime is regarded here to- night by all classes as an event which must be reckoned on unless some sltis- factory adjustment is reached before
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23

law of gravit1tiou by proving that it acted diffr- nliy with q tferent sub stances.
 D.. Brush, demonstratoI of ths thought revoutionizing experiments is one of the foremost American scient- French government for his achieve mants in electrical science. In ad- dition to the honors. he was also by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES COMB
 COUNTRY FOR HAYWOOD

Chicago. April. 2a-The federal au- thorities have instituted search for William D. Haywood, the missng I. w, w. leader in every principal city in the country on the theory that he may still he in tho United States in spite of the recent reports that he had escaped from this country and fled to Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23

May 1, when the Allied go,ernments plan the adoption of im1nedtte coor- cive measures to force the rdparations payments demanded.
 In parliamentary circles it il no long CT considered a probability Int a cer- tainty that immediate Frenc1 military measures will knock out tft present cabinet
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23

Washington. April, 22-The Alaska Anthracite Railroad Company has ask ed the authority of the Interstate Com merce Commission to issue $1.500,000 worth of bonds. which have already been contracted for in the eastern states. to oainauEurate the chipping of AloAka coal to markets In the States.
 NWovk on the railroad can be com
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
HIP BOARD LINER WENATCHEE DELAYED ON FIRST
 ORIENT VOYAGE

| Tokio, Japan. April, 23-The Unit T States Shipping Boards trans-Pa- dfic passenger liner has been delayed dh her first trip acros the Pacific by t}c development of engine trouble and I'll reach Tol<io two days behind her
 Aedule, according to wireless advices 1pm the vessel received here last dg4t.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
CLAIMED BoLSHEVIkI
 AIDING SlNN FEINN

London, April. 22-Dennis Henri, Attorney General for Ireland, announc- ed today that within few days he hoped to place before the House of Commons evidence that the Bolshevi- k government of Russia is aiding the Sim Feinn. movement in Ireland.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
BRITAIN IN COAL
 SHORTAGE CRISIS

London. April, 22-Owners of cial mines and Premier Lloyd George are in conference this afternoon on the coal shortage crisis confronting .he country as result of the miners strike.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
BIG ALASKA
 COAL SHIPPING CONCERN LAUNCHED

pleted in one hundred days time." an official of the company said in an in te,w1ew today. and by September first coal can be shipped from Alaska to the States"