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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
NATIONS FACING BANKRUPTCY F
 NO HALT, CLAIM
Floor Leader Asks Immediate Agreement on
 Naval Disarmament. :. REDUCED ARMY VOTED
House and Senate Override Presidents Veto of
 Joint Resolution. {

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 7.- International agreement for limita- tion of armament is absolutely nec- essary if bankruptcy is to be avoided by several of the more important powers with attendant measureless confusion and distress, Representa- tive Frank w. Mondell, of Wyoming, Republican floor leader in the House. told the House Naval Affairs Com- mittee
 Mir. Mondell declared that unless an agreement is reached in the near future, America will be at fault, just as in former days Germany's was the fault.
 Chairman Thomas S. Butler, of the House Naval Affairs Committee, announced last Friday that an inter national conference to discuss dis armament will be called by the United States but did not say when although intimating that 1t would be soon after March 4
 The Senate Naval Affairs Com nit tees subcommittee Saturday, how ever, reported disapprovaf of pro- posed legislation looking toward sus- pension of naval building for a period of six months and determined opposition to even the holding of such a conference is anticipated.
 Naval Tests Planned.
 Meanwhile the controversy over the supremacy of the battleship or aircraft in war may be settled through tests. Naval officers today said that air service officers have asked that one battleship, two tor pedo boats and two supply ships be designated for tests but that 1t is probable only the old battleship Iowa will be used if ships are to be targets for aerial bombs.
 Supporters of smaller military President Wilson's veto of the joint resolution directing the War Depart ment to stop recruiting until the regular army is reduced to 175.0O0 men The House Saturday evening passed the measure over tho Presi- dential veto within half an hour after the resolution had been re- turned from the White House and the Senate today took similar action. The vote in the Senate was 67 to one, party lines being ignored.
 Road Funds Voted.
 The House today passed a bill authorizing appropriation of $100,- 900, 900 for Federal aid to National
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Hardings Moving Effects
 Into Presidential Mansion

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Moying of the personal effects of President Elect Harding and Mrs. Harding from the Harding home here into the executive offices of the White House has begun.
 Mrs. Harding came from Marion last week to attend to this work.
 The Harding house is to be sold together with the furniture, and only a few personal belongings have been preserved
 It was upon the invitation of Mrs. Wilson that Mrs. Harding decided to make ready in advance for the change.
 An antique settee, several chairs, pictures which are heirlooms and some rare China were among the articles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
LOCAL M|NINC co. LOSES APPEAL ON BIG DAMAGE CASE
Award of $l3,500 to May Mugford Against Alaska
 Treadwell Co. Upheld.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.-The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to- day handed down a decision uphold ing the decision of the District Court of the First Division of Alaska in awarding damages in the sum of $13,5OO to May Nugford from 'nt Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Com pany for injuries received when she fell into a hole in the board walk in front of the company's club build ing at Treadwell.
 This case was started in the DIS trict Court at Juneau on Jauuery 15, 1919 before Judge Robert w. Jennings and closed on the night oi February 23 when the Jury brought in the verdict for Miss Mugford in the sum of $13, 300.
 The injuries were said to have been received on the evening oi August 30, 1916 when the plaintiif was leaving the Treadwell Club t9 have supper in the dining room dur ing the night of the annual ball oi the Treadwell Fire Department.
 Attorneys for tae plaintiff were Roden and Zeigler and for the de- fendant company, Hellenthal & Ee'- lenthal and the case was one or the hardest fought ones ever tried in the local courts with witnesses being brought from many parts Of the country to testify for both sides.
 The company served notice of ap' neal shortly after the decision was given and briefs were submitted and arguments made by attorneys at Sai Francisco late last fall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
SEPARATION OF SOUTH IRELAND, !. ULSTER PLANNED
Important Developments Due At Reconvening of British
 Parliament, Report.
KILLINGS CONTINUING
Irish General Slain from Ambush, British Con-
 stables Shot Down.

DUBLIN, Feb. 2. - Apparently well authenticated rumors regarding fresh efforts of the British Govern ment to reach a settlement with South Ireland which will end pres ent conditions of virtual Ct9il war fare today strengthened belief tha- important developments in the Irish question are due when Parliament raonvenes.
 It is understood negotiations are now under way to persuade the south of Ireland to agree to partl- tion from Ulster under home rule.
 Prominent Nationalists said they had no doubt concessions of fiscal autonomy would go far toward sat isfying Irish demands for independ- ence and that if they were offered in a generous spirit it would greatly weaken the position of the Sim Fein if Republican the Parliament should reject the proposals.
 Reports were received here today that Michael Collins, adjutant gen eral of the Republican army, was killed from ambush yesterday while giving instructions to his men Tor carrying out a contemplated attack on Crown forces.
 BELFAST, Feb. 7.-One Royal Irish constable was killed and two wounded by an explosion of bomb near Dundalk last night
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
IRISH SETTLEMENT BELIEVED NEAR
Acts to Halt Miners Strike Arrest of Leaders Ordered
Kansas Governor Prepares To Enforce Jurisdiction
 Of Industrial Court.

TOPEKA, Kans., Feb. 7.-Gov. Henry J. Allen and w. L. Higgins, presiding judge of the recently es- tablished court of industrial rela- tions, today said that immediate ar rest of Alexander Howat and other union officials connected with the calling fo coal miners strike in the Pittsburg region Saturday will be ordered.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. IT. Senator Hiram w. Johnson, of Cali fornia, today introduced in the Sen ate a resolution proposing Congress sional investigation of the West Vir- ginia coal strike situation, includ- ing acts of armed violence.
 Most of the strike district is now patrolled by Federal troops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Widow of Alaskan to Get
 Insurance by Court Order

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to- day gave a decision compelling the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company to pay an accident insur- ance policy of $2O,OOO to the widow of Samuel Blum who was killed in January 1919, when he fell out of the window of his office in Seattle
 Blum was a prominent Alaskan merchant and was also connected with banks at Cordova and Valdez. The payment of the policy was re- sisted by the company on the ground that 1t was not proven that the death was an accidental one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Socialists Ask Injunction
 Against Portland's Mayor

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 7.-Appli- cation has been made in the Circuit Court here today for an injunction restraining Mayor George I. Baker, from preventing a Socialist meeting here at which Lincoln Steffens and St. John Tucker ar scheduled 10 speak.
 The Mayor. refusing permission for the Socialists to use the municipal auditorium, said there would be no such meeting while he was Mayor
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Democrats to Organize
 For "Victory in 1924"

WASHINGTON, D. G. Feb. T. Forty nine of the 106 members of the Democratic National Comittee have requested Chairman George White to call meeting of the Com mittee March 1. 'in order that the forces of progress may be organized for continued constructive and pat riotic action in the next four years and for righteous and richly earned victory in 1924" sta ?, Egr
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
S5O,OOO,OOO in Oil Stock
 Sales But No Oil Produced

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-Nearly $50,000, 900 in oil stock sales have been made recently by dozen Texas and Oklahoma oil companies. whose properties so far have not produced drop of oil. United States District Attorney Charles Clyne, of Chicago, said today.
 Mir Clyne is here investigating operations of the companies in the West and algo alkili land projects in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
LOS ANGELES MURDERESS
 GIVEN LIFE IMPRISONMENT

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. Mrs. Louise Peete was found guilty Sat urday of first degree murder for the killing of Jacob Charles Denton, wealthy oil operator, whose body was found in a container in the basement of his home, which Mrs. Peete had rented. The jury fixed the penalty al life Imprisonment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
 IN GUARDSMAN'S TRIAL

HAMILTON, Ala. Feb. "A mis- trial was declared today in the case of Robert Lancaster, National Guardsman. charged with murder in connection with the lynching of William Baird. a miner with the staying of another National Guards man. near Jasper January 13 The jury, after deliberating 38 hours, re ported it was hopclessly divided.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
MAN IS HELD
 AS ABERDEEN DYNAMITER

BELLINGHAM. Wash, Feb. T. Frank Justin, 27, was arrested by the local police Saturday in connec- ton with the attempted dynamiting of the American Legion building in Aberdeen last Wednesday night. The prisoner denied all implication in the outrage
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Esch May Be Appointed to
 Interstate Commerce Board

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. T. Representative J. J. Esch of Wis consin, defeated for reelection, proD- ably will be appointed a member of the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion by Warren G. Harding after the latters inauguration as Presi- dent next month, it was said in au. thoritative quarters here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Fisherman "Salting" Fish
 With Lead or Iron, Charge

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 7.- California fishermen are making exorbitant profits by loading their fish after cleaning with lead or iron, according to charges made in a letter written by the State Sup ervisor of Weights end Measures
 Fish ermen find this unique method of fraud lucrative with striped bass at forty-five cents q pound," the letter says.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Mexico Real Government
 Of People, Says Gompers

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 7.-- The new Government of Mexico "comes as near being a government for and of the people as any govern ment on earth" Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor declared today following hi return from Mexico City where he attended a labor conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Mexico City Buildings
 Blown Up by Radicals

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 7.-The resi- dence of the Archbishop of Mexico and the entrance of a building occu- featuring jewellers were blown up by bomps Saturday. No fatalities oc- cured in connection with the out rage, which is declared to have been the work of radical labor elements.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
POLITICIAN IS KILLED BY
 DAUGHTER-IN-LAW'S SUIT0R

DUBUQUE. Iowa, Feb. Matt Daily. prominent Democratic polite ian. was killed with an iron bar and his sick wife and her nurse seriously injured tdoay in an attack by a rejected suitor of Daly's daughter-in-law The murderer was arrested and has confessed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Greek Premier, Peeved Over
 Farley Delegation, to Quit

ATHENS. Feb. 7.-Premier Rhdl- lis has decided to resign owing to differences regarding who shall head the Greek delegation to the coming Near East conferences in London. it was authoritatively said today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Distressed Ships Safe, One
 In Port, Other Under Tow

EUREKA. Cal, Feb. 7-The steam schooners Raymond and Washington reported in distress Saturday because of heavy storms. are safe. The Washington made port here last night while the Raymond. with nei engines disabled. is being lowed South to San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Cigar Makers End Strike
 After 10 Months likeness

TAMPA, Fla. Feb. 7.-The ten months strike of union cigar makers here has been ended as the result of a referendum vote. Jose Murez. Sec retary of the Joint Advisory Board of the Cigarmal5ers' Union. an nounced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Dozen Hurt When Balcony
 In Gymnasium Collapses

DENVER. Feb. 7-More than q dozen persons were injured, several severely. when a balcony in the North Denver High School gymna- sium collapsed Saturday. carrying down with it fully 100 spectators.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
200 Vancouver Chinamen
 Arrested After Tong War

VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 7.-More than 200 Chinese were arrested In raids on alleged gambling houses yesterday during Chinese New Year S festivities featured by a tong war
 in which many participants were injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
British-Russian Trade
 Negotiations Broken Off

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Anglo- Russian trade negotiations have been broken off because of British demands that the Russian Soviet Government carry on no propaganda in Persia or Af ghanistan, according to Moscow de spatches quoting the official Soviet organ in Moscow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Gable

BEDDING, Cal, Feb. 7.--After two short periods of activity, Lassen Peak, near here, bazed forth into violent eruption at 10 o'clock this morning. Clouds of smoke and steam above the crater were increasing in intensity this afternoon.
 VANCOUVER, 8. C., Feb. 7.-The engineer of a westbound Canadian passenger train was killed and the fireman and express messenger in- jured when the engine and express car were derailed today at a point about 100 miles east of here. None of the passengers were hurt.
 MANILA, p. l., Feb. 7.-Twenty seven former members of the Phil. ippine constabulary were placed on trial here today for murder in com nection with riots December IS In which eleven persons were killed. All of the defendants previously have been convicted of sedition and sen. teneed to ten year prison terms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-07

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The Keota news., 1921-08-26
GRAM OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY ~ DEMAND
freqvont W q Cieanlno EqIlp.
ment q ProNtoblo. p
e1aaas.al lsss casssd by Prsssaes -
0@oUsstjea eeesiOa natses -
Nl0h ooojooweO ooaeooe-8lo.
vo1oe 1o1 @ eaUee

Qss0assl - ~ ueeeeA otases Dseass-
While eaoip0eat 6oe cleaning aoo
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gsalA ~ Increases ~ Das8oe valoA
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41sscaleueo. 0ooee1nso gaia eeDeo
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~ bslAg 1lEey: dssey. - w1eA ~
0Slstuse eoaeeat an6 unDeGo - Ooat
~ = lmQeeve1 - sloaaln6 - 0gyng
~ euo10 0aa0oe - 1lGDooo1 e ~
a1Ataooeosly.
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le3eA 1seslgn 0ateef. - Q Ai0A 0eas'
t1so eoo1oa9 = QuDoo Hbe1v . ooee0e
~ = lsaaG1e, WADaA ODso1ly lo0oeoo
~ vaDoe a1A issqusatly sss1lls =
see1DaD 1aanelal lesA 1 ~ e1osatee
= ~ peevlded Win s1loable eGalOs
oeat IT, tits peoeosa saeA gsaia 0n1e
- shipped b ~ eoa6ttjso q WASeA
& = reeelvod.
The turner Ghoall ~ plaee - -.
speaseoltity IT, eleaa1ag 0ala q ~
e1evatee. e = beijevsl. i SheaI1 -
ssoaabeee1 t1ae ejevatee aanaesss
- aoe pay sFaia prices foe ths DIT
and Watse eoun1 = Q 6Ar01e's SEala.
IAe peSee sAeola - eetahliaAe6 b
taktAg iate eeas1oegatjoa ~ necoe.
The Keota news., 1921-08-26

- vell N tsaasot nor u ~ seosA
~ eeosuDee u - god condition -
unwsappod msaooA Leading di1sesot
types e packages ~ eeeHuee ~ ests
e1lel9oa an1 tAue seeiously Voooso ~
fsaeesaslso. IN eass eeuippe1 waeA
tbeoe racks. % Well - basket bunk.
ses, selt nay b effectively s0pseyed
b haDooo sots1eeeotjoo. 1Ao ability
C rolfieoeatoe eass 70 cod mo1oa ship
meats quickly and 70 maintain desas-
ahle teoDoeatnros u transit 0epeoee
directly upoo proper bunker and bulk'
hoaA Construction. and upoo ~ GuAar
tity and quality of tAe insulating ne-
togiol uood.
The Keota news., 1921-08-26
Eariy Picking 10 Rsasen Given
tor Melons Reaching Market
h lniOejor Condition.
Ayop mllsuIe n AleuIa
leod OasasodloAoly ID ooo6 0oetooooooos
Can aRd PvsNleh AMpio vea0so.
tloo-eDeoe 0aoon ~ ~
0ooo0>snoN6oa

'F'''e''e -. g Y < 49, %ssss,ss.ss ssssls
Fully 10 pee cent q tAe eantaSeepee
peodpeod u ~ W00eoga 0toeoo Hoa1A
The coosumss - greoa hat they aFe
practically Weethseso fes teod. 4 eoly
I pr cent Wogo peebo1 aaA Golpooo
unstpo it Woula mean t1aaeDege1nes0n1
marketing more than l0y0o0 esatoA to
noeo than 5000 eas3eadeoe 6o0g'
a1tAs oe the peodues3eo q ~ Uh1tod
States-aN harvested b Ceoeeo0AI
The Keota news., 1921-08-26
Let tlhe Psop]e Vote On. War

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wants ~ CooGe1tue3oa e ~ U1Doo6
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veee vill hayo . - tckn be61so -
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aoooetod u IL Doclasot5oa e Inne
peo6soee an1 guaranteed ~ ~ O..
stitut3oo: TAasoeoeo b Il
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The Keota news., 1921-08-26
HHepJ]MKE EYE
Whats In the Paint Cant

Senator E1oyoo Of Iews has coo.
tsibuted 70 tAo aSfasiaa blec pso
gram Q bin pssvsding for truthful ID.
bsliag e paaats. ella tuspentinss. and
vasnishee. TAe biil provides thss
theso shaA - sAown tAe psr eeoe q
~ vasaous insro6isots entesing iuts
~ co0poeltieoe q sucA paiats. OLE
and vaFalshoa
m pseAlbtts ~ sale q - eoo.
binatisa - pesoasat3ea aad oaly ~.
quirse that the psople - correctly Ia.
formed - - ~ ee0poslt1oo q ths
saoA" Senator Kenyon sxplaiosd
MANY paiato - paseAased By ths
eeoopnoe aso aGDu0o1 fro0 the char.
acees e ~ labea1ne ~ a1vestisias
% bolne, ~ oGnnpla. eAIe0y whiis
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~ nanoe eeooeituaa1 - laekinS alte'
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nay - Q 01xtoro g haeoed, mineral
a., ~ beoa, - etAse ~. TAs
so-eallo4 tuspeae11e ~ b largely
- DeOdueeD anl ~ general pablSc be-
pts purchased aEo Do0e 1so0 vel re.
|aseoH f1oO in1Ugooe pgodUcts."
The Keota news., 1921-08-26

Uassaooed aDeDeao ooeo o1ieDay, Thuo
psoWeaelao oooo4
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Osli1ss.ia. Aal sAspee1 - . ax -
ewolve-day Journey - ai66Ie Wese.
ssn and eastern aAfkoeA
During thEoe recent shipping 80
soas Specialists q ~ Uaited otaeee
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invsae1Gatjs0o = tho WeGeoga Deo0oe.
Ing soctjoae aad eAlef eastern eoo0D-
ing esatses. u eeder 70 deees01Do ~
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cantaloapee 1ee lo0g o1staneo ~.
meats. Il was found dat to- early
plekin9 Was 80 e ~ eAiel Hoa0o1o
Why maloas reached tAo llaskse = -
ia6es1oe, taseelseo eooAtt1o0.
WtheN - pteos 0eeeoae
0sosa meleao have q daosoe1lag G.
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pleksd bsioco ~ aso eatiroly ~.
u oe1oe to peovi0o IL essential kDoo-
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a9eed eeed 1avoe - vel . keeo1ae
quality wAsa they soaeA eeas1neea.
caaealeupes sheolA ~ peeAed ~ -.
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soo0; that - at ~ @all-sl1D soa0o q
maturity.
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leaaed thsy Win eany II so111eaetoey
cool111o0, eveo - lo0G- -liGtaAea 0aE.
koea AuoWance nuoe - aAAA Aow.
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- Q gsoseal fule. tAeseesso, eaA1ne
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cassy1ae Quajity. ltr
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The Keota news., 1921-08-26
Hardy and tie Postses Rkess

1soesesnealDve 0uv'U. Harry =
Ooasgo1o (peglzalt AesoW1eh). WI
haSo Q 0aoro1ao ~ - ~ Aa0D this
wia1ee - 1u = ~ sDa10 0e0eetA
Ranoe0se e 1eWs ,(eAalsDoA). Hesdy,
Kelly e PeaaayivaAia, Dell e 0eeesa
aaA. Paxz1GA g 1o9aak eeose1tDts
committee . iaveet1oate psstaee .ases
and eeeea A1tse k1niaG ths Hssds
blu. De es00lttee - pose e0ees ana
peot. reaAo pa0ol . reessatisa ealliss
for Q 'tAee0agA aaA es0paeee iAvee
ti0atiea e ~ peoeal esoes 'aal Desea'
ratas" % a0 elAaooo 6 0ail ~ con-
oittee . reDese ~ lssee thah March
I. 1S14. 11o eogPeoeatat1toD nameo
were aooe1nto0 . 80 eeonittee to
mako ~ investigated: HArdy and
K6lly ass tA1 tWo nsW1papee -
Kelly u proo1oeot e ~ Btaodock
Daily Nswo ru10sAlagl co0peay o.
Dsa1doek. ra.s puAusnse q desly and
wsskiy neWspa0eesc 1asAy -, eliess
an1 pube1GAoe v4 tho OAAeo Clty Dah1
Pfooo.
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~, Oty eAo0bee ,sepeo0kAefeos' BeN
aesee1' - . sapeeso1lv Dsgnsseasse -
The Keota news., 1921-08-26

A sssUsssasssN ~ ~ osNpeevemeae
WlAlsh Nay 0souls ers@ Tteaeiao
eoe6 NlooA Pesgaa11Ghy6o q, olnue
oeeoN oowNeo ~ eoaOta
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0aSkeeabSo eoo13G1nn. TAA AneDo
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Dg3eo paid - ~ 0oeo .1asoooo6 ,fog0
- Who 6oaivoeo afaln e on1osSoe auoi
~, aDes1alists ~.
The Keota news., 1921-08-26

slsss4 1'sds 81 ~ oeeel peeas n
kneiae Do0e So0 weu
feD hnSssse psodsetA
The Keota news., 1921-08-26

sec 'avaeA - psev1l Unss1 sasa
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The Keota news., 1921-08-26

aad Weekly Rsseed and ~ Ce,ePaae Frses.
Hardy was bos0 u nlinelD - loR eee ~. .odueat1o
tueeu eoeOos tauGAe school n ulls a0A Usoss0a 80
~ beaght ~ 1eeord h 1oe6 ~ - knen - ovVz
- MAS psu6oat q the Na&soal D1atoesal %
Dee0eetee and y Dessi6sot q ~ Caaao Cly eAoohee
Republican anl 0lectod "a - 11oGoo1 q onno
t1ct.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-11
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
BOYS MAKE RECORD
Sunday School Of Industrial School for
Boys issues Challenge TO other
Sunday Schools.

MARIANNA Arg. 1O-An epoch-mak-
ing record was established by the boys
of the Florida Industrial school Sunday
in the recitation of Bible verses. Eight
boys recited verbatim 265 verses. More
than twice this number was given, but
through some small mistake rs leaving
out a word or changing word the judges
ruled those verses out.
The event was in the form of con-
test, Mrs. J. w. Dillon of Mariana,
having offered two Christian Endeavor
pins to the boys giving the most verses.
The superintendent, DIR. Frank e. Nc
Clane. in commenting upon the contest,
said: 1--WE do not wish the public to
think we are conducting theological
seminary, but we do want them to know
the boys are endeavoring to build their
character upon a solid foundation, and the
event is only proof that many of them
are making every attempt to become use
full citizens. OF the state. 1t is record
the people Of Florida should feel proud
OF, and a friendly challenge is given to
any Sunday school to equal the record +"
A Palmetto boy received first prize
with Sc verses; one of Tampa's boys come
second with 46, and Jacksonville .hird
with A.