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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-06
ULTIMA SEDINTA
A CONFERINTEI DIN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, 6 Feb.-Azi Sc
va tinea ultima sedinta delegati-
lor diferitelor tari carl au partici-
pat la conferinta pentru limitarea
inarmarii 81 pentru chestiile din
Rasaritul Extrem Presedintele
Harding 81 administratia sa infa-
tiseaza uncle probleme carl au ra-
sarit din resultatul acestei confe-
rinte. Iata uncle:
Cand 81 cum va inainta senatu-
lui presedintele Harding cele cinci
tratate semnate de delegatii confe-
rintei, = spre obtinea ratificare
81 de obtinea cat Sc poate de re-
pede.
Mijloacele ce trebuiesc folosite
de leaderii earl favorizeaza aceste
tratate ca discutiile sa nu Sc pre-
lungeasca 81 tratatele sd nu sufere
schimbari sau char blocare.
Dare minoritatea democratilor
va urma pc senatorial Underwood
Gle ratifica tratatele ori Sc va pu-
ne in opozitie implacabila 81 va a.
dopta metode de obstructie.
Sc va mai reduce orr ba perso-
nalul flotei Statelor Unite della nu-
marul de acum: 108,O0O.
Cum Sc vor folosi fondurile ce Sc
vor economiza prin lilnitarea, res
pective incetarea totala construc-
tiilor navale.
Planul presedintelui Hardin,
este de q submite senat4Iui tratis
tele inca in sartamana aceasta. Nke'
SAUL va explica be.cficiile 81 avail
tajele derivate din tssfate pentrh
Statele Unite.
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De ale z|LEI

VestitM "hof de fuste" din Bar
berton, o., care de cinci an isl bat,
joe de autoritdtHe orasului, All d,
bund sedn,d Isl ride In pumni, reu
sind sd facd pc sefM politiei sd de
misi0nese din postM sdu.
In internal de cinci ani "hotu
de fuste" sd strecurat IN cinzec
81 patru de lOcuin!e, nun,ai pc fe
reastrd, cdrdbdnind toate hainele 8
atbHurile femeiesti, fdrd sd fl,
prins.
SefM politiei, Harry Eby, car.
de IL an Ocupd dcest post. si-a da
toate siiintele Sc primal hotul, da,
IN sadar, hOtul q ren,as nedescope
rit.
HMi-a scOs peri albi die. Sum
sdtu de atitd cicdleald. Ori md,
ma due toti md intreabd dacd. an
prins hotul. M'du plictisit. Poll
tia noastrd nM-i saficientd ca Sc su
prime furturile," q sis Eby cdno
$i-d fndintat demisia primarulu
George Karshner.
PrimarM 81 consilierii l-au SID
tut sd-si retrdgd demisia, care IN
trd IN vigOare cu data de I Martie
dar Eby q sis Cd Ell nu urea sd fl.
81 MAJ departe "cdnele orasuluI
sd dea fOti GU piciorul in Ell. Ia
cele din urmd s'a decis sd Sc puni
un premiu de o sutd de dOlari p,
capM hotului, in sperantd cd ca +
destdinuit 81 acuzot de cinera pc
nd Ia I Martie, conditie sine qua
CT care Eby rG coasimti sd d-sii' re
tragd demisia. C1R1BUS.
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ACTIUNEA CONFERINTEI
DIN WASHINGTON
PLACE CHINEI.

Peking, 6 Februarie. In
toate cercurile oficiale Sc vor-
'beste Gu satisfactie despre actiu-
nea conferinteit din Washington
in ce priveste aranjarea chestiei
cailor ferate din Shantung. 81 din
proyincie $ au PRINT multe tele-
CRANE in carl presedintele Har-
ding Sc felicita pentru initiativa
lui care este in favoarea Chinei.
,Chestia s'a aranjat, precum
Sc site, - asa ca China va trebui
sa- cumpere caile ferate de la ia
ponia. In fntreg teritoriul Chinei
Sc tin adunari poporale unde Sc
FAC subscriptii considerable. Sc
crede q caile ferate vor putea ii
latite n tinp AZ cinei ami.
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POMPIERH SCAPA
DOUA PERSOANE
DIN Foe

Doamna Elisabeta Brown 81
copilul Ell Mamie, de IA ami, au
fost scapati 'eri de niste pompieri
bravi. Drumul lor era taiat de
tlacari 81 nu mai puteau iesi pc
trepte cand au sosit pompierii.
Dol din Ell, capitanul Louis Tin
herman 81 un pompier, au ridi-
cat scara pana la fereastra lor
81 au intrat intre flacari unde
i-au gasit pc ambii lesinati deja.
Elisabeth Brown este sofia lui
Harry Brown, pazitorul sinago-
gel din 81 f. l05th Str. Sinago-
ga este asezata in tparter 81 eta
jul prim, lar locuinta pazitOrului
in etajnl al doilea. Fri noapte a
simtit fun 81 "a dus jos -sa in.
vestigheze. A ,observat imediat
ca mobilize au prins foe de cup
torul prea incalzit. Imediat voia
sa Sc reintoarca sa-si scape ia
milia, dar drumul la fost taiat
de flacari. A mers la strada 81 a
dat semnalul de foe. Pompierii
sositi au salvat familia 81 au
stins focul. Gu toate aceste este
o paguba de vre-o $4,000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-06
TURNUL EIFFEL
CA FACTOR
ECONOMIC

Paris, 6 Februarie. - Ince-
pand cu ziua de name turnul
Eiffel va juca un rol important
in viata agriculturala din Franta
De aici Sc vor trimite ri de ri te-
legrame, prin aparatul fara sirma
in toate partile tarii, asa ca fer
mierii vor sti, GU o ri inainte,
vremea din ziua urmatoare. Asst
fel vor putea lua masuri preven-
tive in cazuri de furtuna, orr Cd
Sc vor putea folosi mai bine de
timpul frumos, dacal vor sti de
mai nainte.
Buletinele vor Fl trimise la 12
districte meteorological din Fran
ia, carl vor trimite telegrame
pretutindenea. Radiogramele Sc
trimit la ora 4:35 p. m. in fie-
kcars ii.
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lOuI Papa. aIes
Cardinalul Ratti ales papa Isl
ia numele de Plus al XI-lea.

ROMA, 6 Feb. - Cardinalu
Ratti fost ales papa la saptes
Notare Ell isl va lua numele d,
Plus al XI-lea. Fumul VENT dir
Vatican a fost alb 81 inediat dupi
aceasta s'a anunatt ca cardinalu
Ratti fost ales de urmasul pape
Benedict al XV-lea. Dupa ce, Ii
a saptea vOtare, cardinalul Ratti {
intrunit majoritatea de doua tre
imi, fost intrebat daca primeste
alegerea. Dupa respunsul afirma
tiv S 'au ars buletinele 81 fumul alt
a arafat multimei ce astepta afara
din Vatican ca noul papa este ales
Alegerea lui Ratti IL a fost sur
prindere Gu toate. ca ell fost unul
din eel mai noui CARDINAL, caci a
bia in Iunie 1921 fost consacrat
de papa Benedict al XV-lea. Ime
dat dupa alegere au fost admis
preotii de ceremonie 81 papa fost
imbracat in una din cele trei hal.
ne albe care au fost prezentate. Sc.
cretArul sftului colegiu ingenun.
chat 81 la intins tiara papala, prin
aceasta find investit Gu puterea
papala. Apoi cardinalii au VENT
rind pc rind 81 i-au sarutat inelu1
pastoral.
Achilles Ratti este italian 81 a
fost nascut in Milan, in anul 1857
Ell fost numit episcop in anu
1909, lar in 1912 fost numit e.
piscop de Adalra. Ratti fost re-
presentantnl Vaticanului in Var
sovia cand a murit papa Benedict
al XV-lea.
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"diligentele' de pc vremea buni-
cilor soferilor caci, de pilda, dis
tanta della Berlin la Hanover. -
ce Sc parcurge Gu trenul in timp
de patru ore, cere acum Is ore
81 noapte de odihnit la Braun
schweig.
S'a mai organizat serviciu 81
pcEtru persoane, dar acest servic III
hu face multa isprava caci este in
sufficient, intocmai ca 81 serviciul
cu aeroplane care este organizat
pentru eel cu punga mare. Tot Gu
aeroplane poti merge 81 la Olanda
81 la Danemarca.
Mime nu risca sa ghiceascS cata
vrelne va tinea aceasta greva. Tot
ce Sc site Cd greva este prevesti-
rea unor timpuri mai critice din
punct de vedere, economic cand
populatia Germaniei va suferi 81
mai multi ca acum, poate 81 mai
multi ca in timp de rasboiu. Mum
dtorii RADICAL, carl fac greva a.
cum pentru reyendicari profesio-
male, fac greva, in mod indirect, ST
contra platirii despagubirilor de
rasboin. Ri incearca sd. treaca
partea lor din aceasta sarcina asu-
pra capitalization.
Perderea econoiQica din cauza
acestei greve, probabiL, este mai
mare decat suma despagubirilor.
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Calatorii carl sunt siliti sd para
seasca Berlinul trebuiesc sd pla-
teasca preturi ehorme pentru in
ichiriarea automobilelor. Serviciul
postal al statului 0 organizat SER
viciu de cainioane .intre diferitele
centre mai mari ale Germaniei, dar
aceste aunt foarte insuficiente 81
M cofespund decat foarte putin
necesitatii, ca toate ca pnblicul, ru-
gat u " sbtin1 della trimiterea
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NoaItea |ui De Wet
Fruntasul bur fost seful arma.
tel Bure in razboiul impotriva
Engliterei in 1899.

Bloemfontein, Africa de Sud,
l.5 Februarie. - Generalul Chris
tian De Wet, de 81 ami, Conan
sdantul general al fortelor bure
in razboiul din 1899, murit vi.
neri la locuinta lui in Dewets-
drop.
Christian Rudolf De Wet s'a
nascut in 7 August 1854, in Le-
euwkop, in districtul Smithfield,
Africa de Sud. Ell servit in pri-
mul razboiu Anglo-Bur din 1880
1881, 81 cand a isbucnit al dol
lea razboiu, in care luat parte
atat de insemnata, fost membru
in Volksraad parlamentul bur.
La inceput i-s'a dat o comanda
neinsemnata dar mai tarziu a fOst
TRIMS sd vina in ajutorul gene
ralului Cronje, pc care la inlo-
cult dupa ce Cronje s'a predat
englezilor.
Operatiunile lui impotriva en-
glezilor au fost remarcate de 0
affiliate strategica eXtraOrdina-
ra, fortele lui cazand asupra pos
turilor engleze, nimicindu-le pc
cand grosul armatei engleze sd
straduia in zadar sal impre-
scare.
In negociat tiunile de pace din
1912 luat parte insemnata 81
apoi a plecat in Europa Gu mai
multi general buri, incercand
fara, resultat, modificarea condi-
tiunilor de pace incheiat la Pre-
toria.
A fost ales in primul parla-
ment in Colonia Orange River in
1907 81 fost numit ministru al
agricultural.
Curind dupa isbucnirea raz-
boiului mondial, s'a pus in frun-
tea revolutiunei in Statul Liber
Orange 81 Transvalul de Vest.
care dupa lupta de luna GU
trupele guvernului a fost infrin-
ia. In luptele aceste un baiat al
lui, Daniel, a fost ucis 81 char ell
insusi a fost ranit. Cand trupele
lui s'au predat fortelor de sub
comanda generalului Botha, De
Wet reusit sd scape impreuna
Gu % de oameni, dar peste cateva
zileS a fost capturat.
Pentru revolutia aceasta a fost
judecat in 1915 81 condamnat ca
tradator la sase ami inchisoare 81
$4,000 amenda, insa dupa o in
chisoare de sase luni fost pus
in libertate.
Pc cand ell STA mentinut con-
vingerea pentru libertatea Afri-
eel de Sud, ma mai 'participat in
alta revolta armata, 81 in 1916 a
contribute la inabusirea unei re-
volutiuni care era aproape sd is
bucneasca.
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scrisorilor, nu foloseste serviciul
postei decat in cazuri extrem de
urgente Fericiti sunt acei oameni
carl pot sd castige prietenia soferi-
lor acestor camioane, caci 81 aces
ia un mijloc de locomotiune pen
tru cei &c an neaparata nevoie de
q calatori.
!. viteza capioapelor insa nu in
trece Gu multi recordul facut de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-06
O CRIMA MISTERIOASA
Sc crede ca cadavrul victimei sub apa.

bul Duminica la Orele a. III. mer-
gand singur spre casa.
FunctiOnarii Clubului Meadow
brook County Sc vor intruni Luni
Ca sc autorlzeze recOmpensa pen
tru descOperirea cadavrului.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
SAYS SELECTION OF WOMAN AS
SENATOR WILL THRILL NATION

tons of her son, Dr. Howard FELTON,
who lies at the point of death in a
hospital at Rome, Ga.
This honor. meaning so much to
women as it does said Mrs. FELTON,
sis indeed a great thing. but / am
greatly worried about my poor boy
President Harding recognizing her
remarkable knowledge and insight
into national problems, honorsd her
with special invitation to a con
ference with herself and other politi
cal leaders just before the Presi
dent assumed office. while he was in
Florida resting from his campaign.
Mrs. FELTON, was horn in Dekalt
county. Ca. in 1885.
In her telegram of acceptance, Mrs
FELTON, declared her appointment as
United States Senator would thrill
the nation" and stated that Georgia
now leads the vanguard OF the ma
ton is recognition of the 18th amend
ment." adding that many Other
states have professed a great dea
more and done very much less
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
Loses His Claim
To Gold Mines

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia
Judgment of the United States Dis
trict Court at Spokane denying the
claim of Maurice w. Bacon, mining
engineer, to half-interest in the
Bush and other gold mining proper
ties in British Columbia, having a
total value of 100000, was upheld
by the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals here.
In 1915 Bacon entered into part
nership with R. X. Neill, mining pro-
moter Later Neill, in behalf of the
partnership, went to British Colum-
.bia to investigate. the holdings in
volved in the present action. He re-
turned with the report to Bacon that
they were virtually worthless, where
as they were of great value. accord
ing to Bacon's complaint. Later
according to Bacon, Neill developed
the properties and denied him 6
proper partnership interest.
Neills showing was that Bacor
was fully informed of the character
and value of the properties, but re
fused to enter into any transaction
to develop them, although urged tt
do so.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. Ito win
lhe distinction of being the first
woman to bear the title OF United
States Senator means nothing to me
personally at my stage of life, but 1t
lisa Wonderful thing for the women
Of the whole nation" sf
So said Mrs. A. NJ FELTON, Of Car
tersville, 81 years old. the grand
old woman of Georgia" in accepting
the appointment rendered her by
Gov. Thomas r. Hardwick as the
successor Of the late United States
Senator Thomas e. Watson.
The appointment is purely honor
airy. as Senator will be chosen by
the Democratic state primary before
the United States Senate assemblies
Georgia In Lead
Georgia can feel proud OF her
SELF" said Mrs. FELTON,, "for she has
stepped ahead of all the other states
in the Union"
The aged woman. however. must
balance her joy over the victory for
her sex with sorrow over the condi.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
lore PRODUCTION
| AT LOCAL Mine
CLIMBS HIGHER
May Produce 100000 Tons
This Year = Profit for
First s Months Shown.

If the present rate of production
is maintained through the remainder
of this year, the Alaska Juneau will
mine this year approximately g
100000 tons Of ore, surprising the
best years production ever exper-
fenced by the Gastineau Company
according to P. R. Bradley, General
Manager of abe company. The AL.
aska Juneau produced in September
an average Of 7,450 tons daily and
total for the month of 224, O00
tens and the present rate of produc'
ton is slightly in excess of that
said Mr.. Bradley.
The main feature of this prOduc-
ton, it was pointed out, is that the
ore comes from one level, necessarily
limiting the output according tc
space limitations. BY making a few
minor changes, he said, it will be
possible to increase production t.
5000 tons daily, which means but
an additional trainload per day.
A statement of the first eight
months operation this year of the
company given out from the general
office to eastern newspapers showed
small net operating profit for the
first time since the installation Of
the big mill and enlarged capitals
cation. This statement, which Mr.
Bradley said is correct, said:
! "A statement for the first eigh
months of 1922 by the Alaska Ju
neau Gold Mining Company shows &
profit on it's capitalization of 1,400,
600 shares $50 par) for the frs
time since 1914. Earnings of Aug
Cst and June were sufficiently large
to overcome deficits in the other s.,
months of the year Tons of or.
trcmmed aggregated I,389,560 tons
tons of ore milled, 71O,74O; gold
silver and lead recovered. $500, 500
Total expenditures during the
eight months were $676,OOO; profit.
from operations, s133,6O0; Interest
on funded debt $12S.500; net
$500"
The rate of recovery of gold since
August is being maintained on al
even basis at the rate prevailing al
the time, it was stated
F. w. Bradley, President of The
company, is now enroute here Il
pay his annual visit. He is a pas
senger on the Princess Mary whicl
left Vancouver last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
TOYS FROM GERMANY FADING;
U. S. TOYS GAINING GROUND

cidedly. Orders placed for German
toys have been cancelled to a very.
large extent. because the increased
cost of production and scarcity OF
raw materials have forced the Ger
man prices up to the level OF the
world market. In fact. according to
Assistant Trade Commissioner o. 3.
Payne at Prague. Czecho-Sloyakia, Il
would seem very likely that Germany
has now lost the advantage that it
appeared TO possess when the mark
was declining rapidly, and Amert
can manufacturers need not fear sucA
severe competition as they had dur
ing the last few months,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
TAKE CALMLY TO
ARM|ST|CE PACT
Population at Adrianople
Does Not Celebrate
Thousands Leaving.

ADRIANOPLE, Oct. 12.-The news
of the conclusion of the armistice at
Mudania was received quietly here
as the majority of the population
already regarded the re-entry of the
Turks in Eastern Thrace as inevita-
Bile. Talk of resistance was mainly
confined to the army.
More than 1000 families have left
for Greece within the past week. The
city is filled with refugees.
PARIS. Oct. 12.-Greece has
agreed to sign the Mudania armistice
Office has been officially inform ed
OF this from Athens.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
RESEARCH MADE
EASY; MACHINERY
Dust Buried Ruins Of City to
Be Studied = Work
Begins Oct. IS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-When
work begins October IL in exploring
the dust buried ruins of the city Of
Ur, ancestral home of the Patriarch
Abraham, by a joint expedition Of
the British Museum and the Univers-
ity of Pennsylvania Museum. the
psychologists will have to contend
with few of the extraordinary diff
culties which hitherto have hamp-
cred work Of the sort in Southern
Mesopotamia.
That country is now under Brit
ish mandate. Hence the first diff
culty--that of sharing the best of the
discoveries with the museum in Con-
stantinople- removed. Then, be-
fore the war virtually everything had
to be done by hand. The expedition
CONTINUED on Page Sev1n)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-Ameri-
can toy manufacturers are now
placed in a much more advantageous
position than at any time during
he present year. During 1921 and
the first half of the present one,
buyers flocked to Germany in hun
1reds. with the aim OF purchasing
as much cheap merchandise as they
-ould The prices were then so low
that American makers were at a
grea. disadvantage and fear was ex-
pressed that the domestic markets
would be flooded.
The situation now has changed de-
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
Sentenced to
Matrimony
Instead Of Jail

MIL WAUK EE, Wis, Oct. H.
Edwin Hensley was today sen
fenced to matrimony instead OF
to jail. Hensley entered a plea
of guilty to having embezzled
$500 from his employer. stating
he was engaged to a mice girl
and was preparing home.
The judge said: you marry
this girl and make nice home.
1t will do young men like you
much more good to be SEN
fenced to matrimony with a nice
girl than sentence to the
House of Correction"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
Liquor Smugglers to
Face New Penalties

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-New Gus
toms regulations. making effective
the provisions Of the tariff act pro-
hibiting the importation of intoxi-
eating liquors without a permit, were
promulgated by the treasury.
The regulations provide for the
seizure of liquors, the seizure of the
vehicle in which importation is at
tempted and the imposition of a liza
bility equal to the value of the
liquors upon the person in charge of
the vehicle seized.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
SEASON OPENS
FOR POLITICAL
SpEL[BINDERS
c. %. P. Stump Men Get 46
Pages of Talk Food
Bourbons Instructed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The open
season for spellbinding is now on.
The Republican and Democratic cam
paign books are out with enough
ammunition for their oratorical guns
to insure a continuous barrage up to
election day.
The G. O. p. generals supply their
field forces with 4S pages of food
for talk, while the Democratic STRAIT
egists find difficulty in squeezing
their stuff for the stump into 1928
pages.
No Mutual Respect
The two outstanding features of
the rival documents. from the view
point of an impartial observer, are,
first, an entire lack of modesty on
both sides and, second. an equally
conspicuous absence of respect for
each others veracity.
II there is any one thing that has
been done in the last decade for
the good OF the nation that either
side has failed to claim credit for
1t does not suggest itself after very
careful reading of the two books
And every assertion made by one
Is flatly denied by the other with
facts and figures" given to sub
stantiate both.
Issues Domestic
These guides for speakers and
campaign workers make 1t apparent
that the fight is to be waged on do
mestic issues. with tariff and taxa
ton occupying the. center of the
arena Foreign policies are notice
ably subordnated.
The Democrats charge that the
Fordney- McCumber tariff measure
recently enacted, was written for
the profiteers and will add billions
to the burden upon the consumer
The Republicans utter warning
that a return OF the Democrats to
office means a revival Of the ruin
Gus free trade policy"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
Wants Mooney and
Billings Released

ST. JOSEPH, Oct 1.-THE United
Garment Workers in convention here
have unanimously passed a resolution
demanding immediate release from
the California penitentiary of Tom
Mooney and Warren Billings. both
convicted of bomb plot in San
Francisco in 1917 at a Preparedness
Day celebration. Ten persons were
killed
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
ANOTHER STRIKE
OF COAL MINERS
IS LOOKED FOR
Prediction Is Made Before
American Mining Congress
Start to Combat.

CLEVEL AND, Ohio, Oct. &c. E.
Maurer. Cleveland operator and vice
president of the American Mining
Congress, told the delegates to the
Congress here today that next April
would see coal prices low as the last
prices before the recent strike and
the miners would be unwilling to &C
cept a cut without a fight.
Maurer advised passage Of reso-
luton declaring a policy of "dis-
putes" directly affecting the public
interest, not settled by mutual con
sent, be determined by judicial pro
cess"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
BIG LINER is AFIRE ON PACIFIC;
800 PASSENGERS ABOARD SEIF
BIG LINER CITY OF HONOLULU IS j
ATTIRE; WIRELESS CALLS ARE SENT i
FOR AID;PASSENCERS LEAVE SNIP

BULLETNSAN PEDRO CAL Oct IA wireless message received
Dohenys yacht Casana recently e
turned Hawaii reported she
standing Honolulu and all and saved
meaged The City of Honolulu burning in lake
like with all and members OF the of In feboa
LOS ANGELES 12-With 300 passengers aboard the Los
Steamship City Honolulu ahre two
days of port bound from here for Honolulu.
Three vessels believed to be in the vicinity including the Trans
Thomas Enterprise and City of Los Angeles
Passengers the burning ship leaving the craft at o'clock
morning according wireless received by the Federal
Telegraph Company. 4-5e s.. s
the vessels position 1000 miles east Of
Honolulu. s5
The Matson Steamship Cmpanys steamer Enterprise which BE-
cvd the rushing full speed to assisance
reach the burning vessel between and o'clock
today.
Twelve minutes before the boats lowered from the City Of
Honolulu calls declaring the fire raging and asked
immediate assistance
shty after 10 o'clock this morning the wireless operator
stating the fire beyond control The captain, chief
gnee and radio operator then leave the City M
Honolulu, the last to quit the ship. @g
The message Of the wireless operator said y"
Captain and the leaving the ship Good bye to AL
believed that message passengers
adft in the middle Of the Pacific Ocean in heboats
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
Convicted Of Robbing
Mails Of Uncle Samuel

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 12.-Ben
Singleton, OF Deridder, Louisiana, was
today convicted in the Federal court
with having $4,000 stolen in mail
robbery at Deridder Singleton was
arrested here several months ago
when about to deposit the money in
local bank
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-12
Reconverted German Ship.

The City of Honolulu IS y United
States Shipping Board vessel of IL
900 tons and is making her hrst
trip in the new service, Los Angeles
TO Honolulu.
The craft is the reconverted Ger
man liner formerly owned by the
hamburg American Steamship Com
pany and formerly known as the
Frederick der Crosse. During the
war the City of Honolulu was the
Transport Huron.