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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

singalr in casa! Mia. VENT in
in minte so trimit pc ca ori pc
Serbian 81 am intrat in curtc. Cum
am intrat pc poarta am vazut lu.
NINA in odaia din fata 81 mia
.parut bine eli nh zabovesc pima
sal destept, 81 am dat fuga spre
,prispa. Cind Sc ure prispa am
auzit tpete. Era gura lm Serbian,
Am crezut ca ia caicat niscai-v va
tilhari 81 il clinuiese. 8triga eat
Il tinea gura Mariana. Numai
da. Nj ma esnort! 81 cat pc .aici
81 strig sxriti, hotii, dacS n'au.
zean gura Anei zieilsd, ias6 t.
iert eu, nal grijc.
Am rSmas ca iAlemnita 81. q
racit singeie in mine. Perde!ele
erau trase dar deasupss lor 81
putea vcdea in casa. Man in6atat
dar nam ajuns e. = vkd IN JOS,
Am ssrit o banits - prispx. An
lps,s-o eu sura 'fn ios ii drsptui
ferestrei, y = erssi ~ - vasutl
SsavafaeAie u spsease ,niiAile 4
Y " 5000
spsts u Ans 4 trksea = pp1nni =
otsas \ pe - f1lel. ~ fhseput
= tsensr "A yelt y 1lti srI
= ~ - mi 'a
y =! / 4 - I : ! :!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

Ccss1lnssrs - ~ -. -
mea," xise Safta, ridicind si ca
yOcea.
''Ce strigi asa L. mine1 CfeEl
eli ma speriii Nh tie rusine y
ma chemi in casa ia CO sA-ti. bat
joe de minel Ce credeai ca sunl
proasta Sa vim singnr6 60 IS ~
tfrnuiesti. Desmetic-o. Deselat-of'
striga Ana e,l mainile>in solduri
''Desmetiess Deselatx l Euf II
Casa meas Mar rkcni Gafta, i
caEpi 3 palma asa de adravAn6 u
Dbraxul Anei, a resuna toata
ea&a, nnmai una, * Hinea . apu'
eG a. spate q le1sa tsriashisa 1
apseA dc msni, ii Az, veninasg| I
rsrsde II fire, tnh6ix - Safta a
pkf, II tpsse capui s ~ i 4
usnpiu ssafa de pusani, pe s6s,d
afta seFieaea lin diAii - 1rs
fnelsgtat1 I! 81. 4 & q u y
pnpk ~ 4 tsase \ s1tsva p6l'
D. d. pipx = a1eeti eei, aD,a NM.
a n M inAptn : : e1sre -,
". sx x We. ~ " s VI M # sss VIM 81 zs sss N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

CuVlHIuk Oplldl b ldkCuL Ia
romani, in prima epoca a crestinis-
mului, 81 Sc intrebuinta ca sd ara
te camera in care erau gazduiti
.strainii, vizitasorii, Hospes. De aci
cuvintul evoluat--ca 81 institutia
-s'a facut "Hespitaliumi' cahd
s'au PRINT bofnavi sptc cautare,
81 aj,ins Ia moi Spitdl.
DuPA ERA CREST1NA.-Du-
pa principiilc lui 1sus, care spuse-
Sc discipolilor lui sd ajute pc bol-
nAyi primii cregtini in dorinta de
aseulta porunca 1nyatatorului,
an facut tot posibilul pentru aju-
torarea celor bolnavi 81 slabi, 81
deci indirect, au impins formafea
spitalelor.
Pc atunci,. 0spitalitatea era s0co-
tita ca tirtnte, lar Episcopii,
Presbiterii ri Disconii, erau obli-
gait sa Q prsctiee. ~ j.
Multi efsstini bogati au imitat
exempiui episcopilor, ii si-au facut
in casele lor cate un HospitaIimn.,
dar cat timp crestinismul a fost
persecutat, ingrijirea bolnavilor
facuta de crestini, nu a putut sa
sc desvolte.
Numai in timpul d0mniei Impa.
ratulni Constantin (3O6-337) a
aparut spitalnl public, atunci eand
crestinimnul a fost decretat religie
de stat.
Universitatca a aparut foartc
tarziu, astfel eli nu SC poate spune
Cd origina spitalului a fost motiva-
I'd de progres,l stiintii, totusi
scoalele de medicind din crul me-
din din Salermo Utalia) 81 Mont.
pellier (Franta), au avut foarte
mare influenta ssupra spitalelor.
In Alexandria (Egipt), Sffntul
Ion deschis un spital in annl 61O /;
aproape tot in aceia@ epoca, Epis-
copul Brasian I fundat un spital
in Efcs, in Asia Minora.
Sinful EreInia vorbeste de ia
spital construit in Roma in sec.
V-lea de catre o doa,nna bogata
Fabiola.
Sub pontificatul Papii Simmaco
(495-514) s'au deschis in Roma 8
spitale. Succesorii sal au mai fa-
cut altele. lar Papa Stefan II-lea
in secolul al VII-lea q reparat 4
vechi spitale 81 a fundat 3 noui.
Arabii venind in contact Gu cul-
tura greaca, au inceput 81 ei sa
'faca spitale; astfel, primul spital
arab a sparut in Damase in anul
7O7. Mai tarziu, in timpul DOM
niei Imparatilor Abasizi functio-
nau IA spitale.
Probabil CD primul spital in
Franta q fost Xenodochium fun
dat de regele Childebert in sec.
VI-lea pentru pelegrini.
Gel mai vechiu spitsl care exista
este renumitul Hotel Dieu din Pa
ris, care Sc zice "a ar ii fost fun
dat De episcopul Parisnlni Landry.
SECOLUL K-XV.-Ls incepd-
tui secolnlni xsles, Coaetantinopo-
lul numara IS de spitale. In cur
,sul acestui secol. Impxratul Alexe
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sEooLUL K-4v.-Le fncepd-
tui sesolulni x.lsa, CoaetAntinopo-
lul numara 35 de spitale. In cur
,sul scestni secol, Impkratul Alexe
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ln'o vad ineenunchi inaintea nea
| sd ma rosge so ieff.s'
Safta &c Sidiea gem1nd. Pc cind
lse spalA pc fatx venira eopii GU
puiul Pc care l'au prins in gra.
ldinA. 'Dati,i drumM. Nul taiu
acun 4 eepiii esir4 Gu q n
bataturx, arancfndu-l n sus.
So pfivi il ogiindx. 0 ustlrs
l4brajii y rssata inca mn dispxrs'
-. Iaeoio nisi Nm senn. III po,
trivi pkral, - inbrcbsdi eu nj.
fvana, d se intinse pc PAk
70 tnsesate G,si 'Vlsile, vesel
n Il spuse q fnsSiala eu fSsilaa.
tnl E i eata.
Opt pcSooAs pentsu sece. Ce
| - fAei! Cass 4 bunieicA u ersjdul
~ yi \ nsstra. lar spns es Dn.
ntniea yiitosrs .lersi y II y L
|vsst II dssk fti' y plSesa fseen,
tleCu a. sehimbul - tee M.
ss@i i te91in1 ~ xieile
~ = ~ = bine . snpsnss
|lsslIa
,>ls, q. - NJ. Y. - ". -.
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LUZ PAN


Mdrirc tie 81 ack;nare, Pan!
Gu mMOnrM 'ntdiM des0hioacd
Re creoaga aspr'o amior din lunca inriatd
La rdspdntin 'nverzd, rdznat dean frMnchiu alenr
Tu 0stepti din an in an,
In lunind ndtdsOds silelor de primdrard
Lnrma clipeor tree trinmfdtoore pc snpt Ger
Ca vesel .von de clopot intro II de serbdtoare
Preajnsa t0dtd fierbe 81 tc chidmd,
81 ckemdred-i d0rnicd te ',nbatd;
81 nebun 81 tu de riatd Pan, incepi sd cdat
Din nGiul tan de trese usc0td
Prireste! Nimfe vin antore pc nmeri,
Din sdrea ce din prins sd joace,
Ca sd serbeze snrierea ia s-a lor,
81 tu le-astepti 0 Pan, nerdbddtor,
81 maj ca foe pornesti 81 cdnti
De d0raL 81 de bucuria lor.
Puneti mana sredsnd priririi 81 te utd
Cam ca soseste sd te preamdre0scd
Siragul lung de pdsdri cdldtoare.
SCARE Pan, 81 ceru-i Jar addnc, senn 81 cald,
81 pdmdntul obur 81 rodnc
Turbnrdtor miroase-a riatd pima 81 birmtoare;
Te chiamd t0ate, mdrt, sd vV
Gu dor aprins de incepM de an,
81 tOdfe cdntd N de ci0cdrH:
Mdrire !ie 81 nightmare, Pan!
'Neamu Romanesc DIN GEOGLOvAN
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0fighod 81 EvoIutia SDhaIuIld
De D.. r. RoBEsCU
1natntea erei cregtine Dup4 era crestnA secoM XIV
Sptalu sanitar-SecoH XVI 81 XVII
Din seeolul XvlI-lsa in zleae noastre.

e !
Iinl, deschis un azil de orfani,
lar in secolul nrmator Isum al H.
lea inaugural celebrnl spital
Patruzeci de Mucenici.
Tot in sec. K-lea incepura sa a.
para spitale anexate la nlonastiri; !;
81 eel mai renumit in acest gen, a
fost al monastirii Benedictinilor
din Cluny. fundat in anul go.
La inceput, in fie care monastire
era infirmerie pentru calugari,
care prin legea ospitalitatii primea
| 81 pc calatorii bolnavi; mai tarziu,
infirmeriile monastiresti primeau
| 81 bolnavi din vecinatate lar cand
avca locuri, pc toti eel carl cereau
sDitalizarea.
Crescand importanta spitalelor
an inceput sd apara comunitati re-
'igioase, a caror principala ocupa-
tie era cautarea bolnayilOr.
Prima comunitate de acest sol,
ls'a facut la Siena (Italia) in see.
|lX-lea, 81 deschis spitalul Santa
Maria della Scala.
Dupa Cruciate, lepra s'a raspin-
dit in Europa, 81 atunci s'au con-
tstruit comunitati pentrn cautarea
leprosilor, cladind case in acest
scop in intreaga Europa, pentru
bolnavii de lepra numai in Ger
mania existau mil de asemenea ca
Sc. Cratic comunitatilor acestea
rcligioase, lepra fost mutt COM
batuta, ceea ce ar face onoare chiar
cpocii actualc medicale.
Oar evenimentul eel mai impor-
tant in istoria spitalelor din Evul
/. Mediu fost fundatia Ordinului
Sfintului Spirit. Atunci fnce-
put epOca de aur in zidirea spi-
talelor, epoca &c dureaza din sec.
Al-lea pana in sec. XV-lea 81 care
nh a fost ajunsa decat in secolnl
al XIX-lea.
Pc Ia jumatatea see. XVII-iea
Guy de Montpelier fundat in
Montpelier (Franta) Spitalul Spi-
rit. In yremea aceia, Montpelier
era Mecca medicala Europei. Fai-
ma acestui spital s'a raspandit re-
pede in toata Franta.
In multe alte orase franceze, au
aparnt spitale construite 81 admi-
nistrate de Ordinul acesta. Papa
Innocentiu II-lea, a poftit pc Guy
de Montpelier Ia Roma 81 La pus
sa construiasca Ospedale Santo
Spirito, care exista 81 astazi. Sire
inii mai de sama carl veneau la
Roma, erau invitati sa viziteze spi-
talul, 81 rugati sa faca propaganda
in tara lor ca sa sc construiasca
asemenea institutiuni. In spitalul
aeesta salopnl principal are l3O
metri lungime 81 IA latino.
In scurta vreme, toate orasele
mai importante din Europa; Isl a.
vura spitalele lor. Numai in Ro-.
ma, din see. XI-lea pana in sec.
XV-lea Sc facura 30 de spitale.
Ordinul Cavalerilor Sfintului
Ion a construit in Erusalim un
spital in care incapeau 1000 boil
navi.
Dupa prima Cruciata, incepura
lsa apara spifale civile, 81 spitsle
fundate de particnlari, 81 cele din
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din Statele Unite.

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s.,,.s' AM
tai in felpl accsta ali fost in Italia:
in sec. xiI-lea la Monza erau :,
iar Ia NlIano 2.
la sffrsitnl zee. XJI-lea, existaa
in Germaiaia So spitale comunalc,
Distribute IN 20 de orsse.
Gel mai yechi spital din Anglia,
care mai exista 81 astazi, este Spi-
talul Sffntpl Bartholomew din Lon
dra, care J tost fundat in sec. XVII
In Scotia inainte de sec. XIV
lea, exista1 ~ spitale, lar in r.
landa l50.
sP1TAIIJL MEDIEVAL. =
Mute spitale medievale erau puse
langa IN gffu, ca sa aib6 nndc sd
sc scurga necurateniilc. De rega-
Ia, spitalsle acestea erau mici, 81
nu avesu decat Is paturi.
Spitalele mari sc construiau du-
pa i'm plsh cu fcrestre multe pea
tru ventil6tie 81 decorate Gu multa
arta. In apitalele alipite monassi-
rilor direetiunea 0 avea Abatele
sau Priotul si institutia mereea
dupa regHitlc monastice; char 81
in spitalele fundate de particulari
personalul, de regula, era din vveo
comunitsi1 religioasa. In spita-
lele comunale administratia era tla-
ia unM functionar numit Magister
sau Rector care era numit orr de
Episcop, ori de municipalitate.
In cant6fe sc primeau tot felul
de bolnavi, din toate clasele sociale
81 de ori e religie, 81 odata primit
in spital bolnavul era tratat ca I'm
stapan, Qn0si dominNn, secundnn,
! posse doM8s, cum ziceau regula-
mentele, carl mai ziceau ca bolna vii
sa MI ramina nici odata nesupra-
veghiati, = infirmierii sd stee in
serviciu ziae 81 noaptea, 81 ca boil
navii gravi "a fie scosi din saloa-
nele comuhe 81 pusi in camere de
reserva.
| Rcgulameptele contincau in
struetii intelepte asupra ycntila-
tiei, asupfa incalzirii saloanelor,
asupra faeesii paturilor, etc. Wir-
chow scriases in materie spitali-
ceasca "putem sd invatam multe
lucruri buncs della calomniatul Me-
diuev, mnlte lueruri pc carl trebue
sd le punem ii practica pentru iu-
birea de Dulgneseu si de sproape. =
PERHON4ykJL SANITAR. -
Pana in ~. xII.lea personalul sa-
nitar al spitalelor- -medici 81 chi
rurgi- era rscfutat numai dintre
calngari 81 eclssissti. Oar Gu apa.
rita scoalelor de medicina in see.
XII-les si XdE-lea, elementul ec-
lesiastic . inceput sd sc retraga de
Ia exercitiul practicei medicaie.
M era convenabil "a un eclesiastic
81 verse sSnge, lar biserica se opu-
ne Ia exereitiul chirurgiei de ecle-
siastici, u Ia exercitiul medicinii
remunerate. -Conciliul din Cler-
mont l113O), eel din Rheims
ll131) si 81 d0ilea 81 al pstrulea
Conciliu lllA u l2l5) din Late
rano (Roma) au stabilit pedepse
grave pentru 'abatsri de soiul ace
sta.
Din epoea aceests, ineep - alba
influenta IL sp;tale msdicii instra-
III in Univeait5ti 81 din ii in ii
mai multi, nedeii laici incep Sd O.
cupe Directiunile spitalelor.
Anexst spitslnlui era Q ambulan-
t. pentru cazurile mai putin gra-
We, Il care lucra nm chirurg emi-
nent si 3 asistsnti, earl niei unnl
nu primeau leaf8.
(Ceatlassre - rag. ~ IL:
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
QUESTION ON
 LATE WAR IS AGAIN RAISED
Sharp Exchange of Words Is Engaged in Between
 Pershing, Compers.
LABOR'S PART IN WAR
 IS ARGUED BY GOMPERS
Pershing Replies that No Or qanization Controls Pol-
 icies of U. 5.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-General John J. Pershing, Chief of Staff, and Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, had a tilt last night at the dinner here concluding the dual exercises com memorating Lafayette and the Bat tie of the Marne.
 Samuel Gompers, one of the speak CTS, while he made no claim that labor won the war told of the record of the American Federation of Labor during the war. Gompers declared that previous to the entry of the United States, labor's sympathy was with the cause of the Allies.
 General Pershing, apparently re- garded the remarks as a claim that labor won the war. Pershing said: "The policies of this country are not determined by labor unions or any organization but by concensus of opinion. of it's patriotic citizens of whatever affiliations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
bEAuMONT TAXES OATH OF OFFICE. ASaU. S.MARSHAL
Successor to Tanner Qualities To Enter Duties Be-
 ginning Tomorrow.

Major George D. Beaumont, who, with Mrs. Beaumont arrived here last night on the steamer City of Seattle, took his oath of office as United States Marshal of this divi- sion this afternoon shortly after o'clock, U. s. District Judge R. w. Jennings administering the oath. Major Beaumont will assume the du- ties of his office tomorrow morning, transfer of all property, records, etc, between himself and Marshal J. M. Tanner being arranged
 Major Beaumont said this after noon that he had made no definite deputies. Temporary appointments for the deputies serving under Mar shal Tanner are being given to them by the incoming Marshal until he has decided on his own plans. T am go- ing to be in no hurry about making appointments and when I do make them I hope to be surrounded by an efficient fOrce." he said, adding that he wanted the best men available Former service men, he inti- mated, would not suffer in the ap- pointments. This, he stated. dii not mean that none but former service men would get jobs. but that every thing else beng equal among appli- cants, the fact that an applicant had been in the service would be an ad- ditional qualification.
 Veteran of World War
 Major Beaumont is a veteran of the World War and served as tele- army. He entered the service from
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
ROY GARDNER
 MAIL BANDIT
 NOT CAPTURED
Escaped Convict from Mo- Neil Island Prison Is Be-
 lieved Wounded.

MIG NEIL ISLAND, Wash, Sept. Roy Gardner, California mail bandit who made successful es- cape from the Federal pcnitentiary here Monday afternoon, is still at large. Every available man here is out and all avenues of possible es- cape are being guarded. Beaches are being patroled and small boats are now operated around the island to prevent Gardner from reaching the mainland.
 Warden Tom Maloney scouts the idea Gardner may already have reached the mainland.
 It is believed Gardner is severely wounded and lying in hiding be- heath dense underbrush of the 160 acres composing the island. This is the theory Warden Maloney is work ing upon.
 Search continued throughout last night and was renewed today.
 Lazurdus Bogart, one of the con victs who attempted to escape with Gardner, said the latter told him he had arranged with the guards to permit of the escape. Gardner said the guards would fire but not to kill.
 Bogart was badly riddled with buck shot and Impyn, the other con vict who attempted the escape, was killed,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
NEW WAR FOR <. POSSESSION ;
 OF A THRONE
Abysinnians Are Planning War to Be Fought Out
 on Novel Lines.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. TIA new war for the possession of the throne of Abyssinia is scheduled 10. rainy season and the war will be fought out on sporting lines, accord ing to Dr. Barnum Brown, curator and geologist of the American Mu- scum of Natural History, New York City, who has just completed a long prospecting trip there.
 Their fighting custom is to agree to meet at a given time and pla.c and let the contending armies have it out. They fire one round with rifles and then use knives. When one side or the other is victorious the dead arc buried, the wounded disposed of in some manner and then everybody goes home quite satis- fled. explained Dr. Brown.
 Since the death of King Menelik. the throne has been jointly occupied by Queen Waizeru Zauditu (daugh- ter of the late Emperor Menelik) and Prince Ras Taffari Makonnen. son
 
 Neither sign any documents but the royal seals are put on to attest their mutual consent. The throne was occupied for time in 1916 by Prince Lijasso. who appears to be a jolly fellow.
 But he got in trouble by catering to his Mohammedan subjects on the Red Sea. The Coptie Christians. who form the majority of the people and who are said by some to be the lost tribes of Israel. objected and battle was fought wherein the Prince was defeated. He escaped to the Dun kali lowlands and nothing was heard from him until the end of 1920. Late ly he has been making headway in the highlands where two tribes dc claTed for him and now he is march ing in the Tigrian country.
 'The Abyssinians are the only wholly independent people in Africa and they let you know it. said Dr. Brown. Since they defeated the Italians in the 90's. they have gone around with their heads in the air. Anybody who has killed white man enjoys special honors. The country is rich in possibilities but they don't wish to have it exploited by anyone"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
"They Will Not" Says
 New Orleans Official

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-"They might enter the port but they won't cast anchor" was the comment today by Police Superintendent Moloney when informed that 12,000 members of the HobOes Welfare Association of Chicago were en route here on steamers and other craft to spend the winter. Officers of the associa- tion have reported that the men will live on their boats this winter and will drop anchor in the harbor with in few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Celebrate LaFayette's
 Birth and Also Battle

MOUNT VERNON, Va, Sept. .7.- A dual anniversary, the birth of La Fayette and the first battle ofs the Marne was celebrated yesterday inn pressively at the tomb of George Washington President Harding was unable to be present but he sent a message declaring the nations i'm debtedness to the French soldier is eternal. He praised the "dauntless courage" of the American soldiers in the second battle of the Marne.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
President Helps Bursum
 In Senatorial Campaign

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. Presi- dent Harding's letter to Senator MeGill Mccormick, of Illinois, which is to be used in the campaign in New Mexico where Holm o. Bursum is a candidate for reelection, says:
 We have made much progress towards retrenchment and have also greatly increased efficiency. But this which has marked the extraordinary session of Congress down to the time of the present recess"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
LABOR DECISION l
 MADE: BY LANDS
Affects Fifty Thousand Men and Also Contracting
 Firms-Work Starts.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-The Building Trades workers have been given a slight decrease in wages and new working rules in the arbitration de- cision handed down today by Judge Kennsaw Mountain Landis.
 The decision opens the Chicago territory to all contracting firms. Ac- cording to the contractors and also the union men, the way is now op- ened for renewal of several mil lion dollars worth of construction and affects 5O,00O workers,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Bathing Resort Patrons
 Are Robbed of Valuables

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. z. Harry Hamilton, aged 23 years, giving his address as Portland, Ore gon, but admitting he travels under assumed names, confessed to the po- lice today that he was one of a party of five who robbed more than 100 patrons of a bathing resort near here Monday night. The loot is es- timated to be over $1,OO0 much of which was jewelry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Harding Praises
 Work of Congress National Situation :,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-- President Harding, in letter issued today, reviewed the achievements of the Republican a d m nj stration particularly with reference to Congress. The President declared that. surveying the national situa- tion, it is plain we are work ing our way out of the welter of waste and prodigal spending at a most impressive rate"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
INHABITANTS FLEE.

McGRATH, Minn., Sept. 7.-The White Pine lumber settlement eight miles north of here was destroyed early this morning. The inhabitants had feed before the the fire.
 The inhaitants of SOlana village, four miles east of there were forced to flee when sudden thirty mile wind sprang up at noon and swept through the forest flaming the fires into a fierce blaze which soon got beyond control.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Oil Companies Reported
 Putting on the Screws

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Charles F. Clyne Federal District Attorney, to- day promised 150 independent oil dealers to investigate their com plaint that the Standard Oil Com pany and the Sinclair Oil Company had entered into conspiracy to put the small dealers out of business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Million Dollars Worth
 Of Liquor Seized in N. Y.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7. - Fifteen thousand cases of whiskey valued at $1,OOO,0OO were seized during the night by Federal Prohibition Agents at service piers along the North River. This is the largest seizure here since the Volstead law went into effect.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
BRITISH SENDS REPLY TO IRISH
Says Government Should Stay Out Of. Business

MANILA, Step. z. - The Government in business does not pay was the declaration made l.ere today by w. Cam eron Forbes member of the WoOdForbes mission now visit ing the Philippines. This de- claration was made in an ad- dress before the American Chamber of Commerce.
 Forbes said: The govern ment should get out of business and stay out
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Army Recruiting Starts
 Again; Is Below Strength

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Recruit- ing for the army which was discOn- tinued last month, was resumed to- day under the new regulations de- signed to keep the enlisted strength at 15O.0O0. the number authorized by Congress. The strength of the army is now less than 140,0OO
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Taxes on Wines and Beer
 Proposed for Veterans

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. "A tax on light wines and beer to yield the necessary revenue to provide for adjusted compensation of former service men was proposed here today by Congressman Vincent M. Bren- nan, of this state, in an address be- fore the local post of the American Legion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-07
Japan Views with
 Seriousness Coming Big Conference

TOKYO, Sept. 7.-The gray ity" of the situation created by the coming international con ference at Washington lies not but in the proposal for dis cussing all questions bearing on the Pacific and Far East" This is according to diplomatic re- view made pubic today which is believed to have imperialistic leanings.