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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02
IN CONGRESS
YESTERDAY
-s--
SENATE

Continued consideration OF the glass
schedule in the tariff BILL.
Senator Sterling Republican, &,
South Dakota. Launched . bitter at
tack OF reclassifcation of Federal en-
ployes as proposed by Herbert d.
Brown, chief of the bureau of eff
cheney.
A resolution introduced by Senator
Sterling would have the civil service
committee, of which he is chairman,
investigate and report upon activities,
methods and procedure of the bureau
of efficiency.
Senator Caraway Democrat), Ar
kansas, gave another chapter in his
daily attack on the Attorney General.
Before the agriculture committee
Secretary of War Weeks suggested
that the Senate committee and the
House military affairs committee get
together on the Muscle Shoals, Ala,
power development project.
Mr.. Weeks further suggested that
Congress create a Federal agency to
negotiate contracts for the sale, lease
and development of the project.
Chairman Norris, of the agricul-
ture committee, offered an amendment
to the army appropriation bill prOvid-
ing $7.5O0.0OO for continuation of
work on dam No. 2 of the shoals pro-
ject.
Before the interstate commerce COM
mittee Robert s. Lovett, chairman of
the Union Pacific board, denied charg-
es that a "New York banking COM
bine" dominates 80 per cent Of the
nations railroads. with 211, 900 miles
of trackage, through interlocking di-
reetorates. These charges were made
recently by W. Jet Lauck, economist
for the railroad unions.
Lewis P. Summers was nominated to
be United States attorney for the
Western district of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02
Rites For S. H. Beach

The funeral of Samnel II. Beach
took place this morning at l0:3V
o'clock from the residence of Frank
Warfeld 220 South Fairfax street
and was conducted bv Rev. DR.. f. v.
REGISTER, pastor of the N. F. Church
South. Representatives from the
various Masonic bodies with which
he was identified attended. This at
ternoon the remains were forwarded
to Richmond and burial will be in
HOLLYWOOD cemetery, that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02

Richmond, Va..-There will be only
two Congressional contests in the
state Democratic primary to be
held August l. These will be in the
Second and Sixth districts. In the
Second. Joseph 7. Deahl. Of Norfolk,
incumbent, will be opposed bv Josiah
n Hank. Jr. Assistant Attorney
General of Virginia. who halls from
the same city. In the Sixth. the
seat now held bv Representative
James P. Woods. of Roanoke. is con-
tested nv ex-Judge c. a. Woodrumi
of Roanoke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02
ESTABLISHED 17sA

Oldest Daily Newspaper In tns
limited States and Best Advertia-
ing Medium in Northern virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02

The proposed German loan which
is being discussed in Paris by j. Pier
pont Morgan and other fnanciers will
have to pass the scrutiny of the State
Department before it can be ftoatd in
the United States. according TO OFF,
cials who discussed the case today.
The government of the United States
will not attempt to dictate the charac-
ter of private loans made in foreign
countries except to the extent of eth
err silently approving them or OF an
nouneing disapproval to the public.
Private investors, in the circumstan-
ces, will have to take their own risk.
In view of the fact that loans nego-
tiated by international bankers to
Germany, Russia. to Mexico or any
other country will have to be floated
in this country, it is believed no finan-
eial arrangements viii be made which
will not stand the test which the State
Department will apply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02

Pressure is to be eXerted by the ad-
ministration upon Congress TO hasten
passage of the bill establishing Bu-
reau of Aeronautics in the Depart
ment of Commerce to control use OF
airways by aviators, whether govern
ment or commercial.
Agitation for the passage of the
bill is the result of an annoying incl
dent that occurred during the dedica>
ton of the Lincoln Memorial on Dec
oration Day. During the progress OF
the address by President Harding a
commercial aviator flew low down
over the heads of the huge atkSence,
sometimes within 200 feet of THE
ground, the roar of his motor drown
ink out the words of the President.
The "stunt" of this commercial fly
er was performed in face of requests
from officials and from army flying
officers that commercial aviators re-
main away from the dedication eXer-
ciseS.
At present there are no national
laws governing the use of the air by
planes. and in only a few states are
there laws governing the licensing OF
/ pilots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-02

For this section---Showers today
and tomorrow moderate temper
ature; moderate easterly winds.
High tide tomorrow: 1:33 a. m.
2:35 p. nj. ~
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Che United suto. Commit toner's
 Court for Juneau Precinct. FIrt
 u.ur.on Territory of Alaska.
 Iu prohrIo.
 In Che Matter of Che Es,ato CHRIS
 HOuGEB Docn.ad.
 Notice ig hereby g.vou that Che undersigned has been. by order duly and regularly entered in Che above onutoi cause by tho United States Commissioner and Probate Judge duly appointed adm.u.a.ratrIE ot tho es.ato of Chra Houeor docolacl.
 An persons having claims against said eFlato are hereby modified to present them with Che proper rouch- cr In legal form withn sIx months from Che dato Of thIa notice lo che undersigned at Che oIico of Hollon- tlaI G Holion.hai in Juneau Alaska.
 Dated tha In day of September I922 ALICE uOuGER
 AdmIns.raIrIE oI Che Estate Of Chris Houeor. deceased.
 FuI publication Oct 1f
 Laal publication N0U v.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
Pa0sFEcI5Bs lED CAPITAL

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DAN TAKES NO CHANCES

During H.. rc..H. r.... .0 n..r... urI Westward N.... point. u.. r... Dan Sutherland I.. n0. hold n .neIe meeting rr m.E. ..ue.c HuH. M ..Ir. III. r.H .- mn. .H. r. .. H... m.rU ... "-u..n.. uH. H.n. IHn. Iurn- .. nearly "H r..r HI Washington h. .H accom-. u.H.f uU.Hn. T. which .. .u rrn. H.H pride. and H'n.u. u..H nHI. .H.....r... H' Ono mrn-.Ir 0. Ho. who leave Wash. neHrn just H.... election. .. r. r0.r h.r no.u.a. ..u...
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 question: n0n... ru. ..'m H.t rr. IHru'. .o HU..rr Fu ...nrIr. what r.H.. .HI. Dan 0.I. mad. tr rur 0. m. ...0HHa
 Wharr m. bacon.
 What have soH accomplished for Nns.nr
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 Why did you align yourself H.t0 Tn. Indian. and .uI m. white. .r .rr matI.r a. ... '.."UH. Wa. !. Indian vote. you H... .'..-
 Did rau e.r. ion minute. ..ms0. . H.. .I ..n HU F.r intro. fuerIr
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 Why do ru ma.. Senator sa.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

Nobody Inn. holrd Chat old ground hos tHnt IroH urdor b.r rlc. .n One bu.no nh1.. Dick NoIanr houHa for moro .lan n month and Ono roa- .on n thaI hn I. not Wh.atIur any moro An throughout Che summon and while hIa family Was growing up Ono old follow would ..l oH ,hc top of che rock under which ho made his family homo and whistle rl loud .hat he could b. heard m oror ,lnI nlrt or town. rho reason hc has quit Wh..Iur |. lhal he haH soue .o
 Ioon for ln. winter and wIH not he heard or r.ru uutI tho and day of IoHrur whom ho win como out lo
 .e mp Che weather md Y I. Ioou good Uo him. he VII a.ay mp and .ur. whsI.ue very soon after lla. Ume.
 Thoro a nobody under that rock
 r.on. old Rm.y and h.a wife, They mIaod a family Of children dur- Iue tho summer hut whom .hoy were
 grown mp and Che ume Was drawing ne.r for aIl good rrounlhos t0 be- sin thc.r winter aIcon ,no old fellow a.d Io tle yomEIcr.
 Now. you ada have n good s.art u mo and |. Ia un lo you Go mako home O. your owu caut have yon sticking round here any longer as you arc aI grown and witch you hc-o Che hou.o is a0 crowded thero ia not room to turn round. t0 ay u0th- ing ol bcue room for ai hands Go
 Te.ch out Iu .'eep 70 Il e.ro you two dry. to ae1ut around i'm quo. of homes o. your own.
 So Che young uouudhoea began
 scouting They went n pa.r and as .duo were s.E of thm 'horo woro .hree uaIr Two of thom went. higher up tbo moun,ana.do from ho.r old homo and Che other pair cr1 ed over to Ono north side of Gold crook and wont un Che side ol Mount. Juneau They nm aerood lo como bark .o Che old homo Che 0rat night lo report n. t0 what luck thcy had me. W.th In finding homes hu. only .he ones who stayed on Che same mountain returned Che naIr chat wont over Gold crock no.cr return. ing t1 report They may have found good place lo iocato and stayed nore but old Hu.ly and ue.r mo.lor aro worried lest thcv woro drowned In crossing One crock or thot dogs or hunters got them. Hu. .ho.r worry win not keep chem awake throughout Che u.n.er
 THe four hat remained on choir native mountain wont mp Che Mount Hohcr.H Ir.H Io One uc.Elborhool of Io.l Cabin. wha. two or thcm To. .atoI n homo beneath a rock and Che other homra...IoI hole under One roots Of nm old tree and carried a lot o. leave. into It to sleep on. As water ueEIol into a corner of tho place thor win uae Che leave. .o cover mp One damp place and coll It n spring hei
 Tho four returned .n Tho old homo tHn nrHI night u. arranged hut .u Che morning old Hu.T a.d. "Wo.I having 'oeatoI louuo'ro. for thc winter hike back and eo. .o sleep When spring comes you can whistle and when WIG hear you we win know 0Hat you are aI right and Chat you Ha.o had good winter. Now. c'ar out aa can arrrcoIy keep my oge' onen And another thuE Don't he' too anxious to so, ou. in Che spring Inspect Che weather on Che eud of February and 1T It Ia not favorable . curl mp and a.con another month CT ..E wce.H Now kiss your mother and h.Ec"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

Two hou inter old Rusty Was snoring I.e a amor but his mate Wa0 .oo much ca.t down .o aioon any for moro ihm .Hrea day Every It..o while ahe would ay .o Houe'f. "I can't sec any pleasure ln raising n family every summer only t0 1re chem a'i out when aIoepns time comes Iu Ono laiI u.ah we had a bigger houao'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
ANCHORAGE VISITOR HrRF

John M Cook faithful and of- 1c.eut employee of Ono Anchorage post office for Che n1.l four yeau has uceu granted leave Of absence and IHFo tomorrow for Seward. Mr. Cook win. a.I aou.h ou Ono NorIh- western and win nHi h.s vacation n Juneau as Che rIe.l of h.s friond. John H Dmn-huchoueo umos
 Mr. Cook arrived oa per schedule announced In One Anchorage paper and .a the guest or Che Dunn family a. ihcr homo ou Sixth .reot
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

um Kitty
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 through you .H.I H. e.or.H u h0. I.II oI IT. memH.u wore only lIo m.I..n. o. .mnH HHr..I by I.m many E..r u-o .u nj. attempt i. mHt and .H.o .Ha kinks ou. o. mIone oll.n and uo.-anrme humanity. THH amn..eH lIo Stroller n conducted from .ho Hrere.ade .of Florida to practically within .ho
 I.HoW o. IHo North Polo and Che r.uIt fl. .hat H.. uame HH become a hon 0houId word Che amo W caH- torn.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

ur w. E Mu'hoI'an. pioneer don- ust returned to Juneau oariy th.a wcoE and win be here for several Wca...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

nrrr.. f0r money work. mon. IH.r e'eHt hours day. docs u0. NhH. happen. .. . man who 0H. '..
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

He. Uou. mrIHus lHHl |. TO- .n..uh.o and Hn. would mol. Io. uure u. Io ho com 0ul Ioo. t.n hou every day. We pro Hou.l mrI- uorUu. rH and HII rulor value received In amy position you oeuro .or nm. o. u None of n. would he rtana lo entering into lhat holy e- .a.e and II.u.ur un.h.no and good .He. Tn tI. homes o. hon.. Wa..- meun. mou Tho rrororhnI Hr.I man oH .ho farm can mo. 'ose Wrh any mor. .rIor chan cnu Che a,.u. department aolo r.rI
 Honue ume H loa.ur kindly WtH yau and hat you win reply n. your carries. convenience. r.mn.
 H.neeHuIy and WI.h mary Hee NuN
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

0Ho Gus..rorI of Eae.e and Peter Lmln of Valdez Woro huo Ih.H woo. on Che way from Choir homo lo Che Pioneers Homo a,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28
LONE SHEEP VISITS
ISLE; NOT WELCOME

GREEN BAY, wis.,. A. Clark,
locktender at Little Rapids, is looking
for the owner of one sea-going sheep,
age doubtful. According to Clark, the
sheep made his appearance at Lock 2
at the height of the storm more than
a week ago.
When the Fox river decided to stage
little party and overflow its banks,
it evidently visited some farmers
barnyard and took the sheep with it.
The animal landed feet first on the
island where the locktender and his
family live, early in the morning in a
cloud of foam. 1t Immediately began
bleating and was rescued by the lock-
tender, who has been its provider
ever since. Mr.. Clark is anxious to
restore the animal to its owner be-
cause, according to the locktender,
the sea-going sheep has an appetite
like horse and doesn't specialize on
fish food.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28
SAW BARS, FLEE JAIL;
FREEDOM LASTS DAY

STEVENS POINT, Wis.,. c. Nc
FarIand and G. M. Bradley, held at the
county Jail here for the theft of a
rental car, which they drove to st.
Paul, where they were arrested, and
Ed Pozorski, held for trial on a statu-
tory charge, escaped from Jail by
saving two sets of bars at night.
The trio escaped with the assist
ance of a fourth man, working from
the outside, who, police declare, is
known and will be arrested. All three
were caught and were back in Jail
within "a hours after they escaped.
Pozorski was captured attempting to
hire a taxi and his two companions
were found in the 500 line yards here,
about to leave on a freight train.
Mcfarland and Bradley admitted
their guilt of the car theft and asked
to be taken before Circuit Judge B. B.
Park. They were each given a three
year term in the Green Bay reform
atory The men are also wanted on
a similar charge at Oshkosh, where
a rental car was taken. PCzorski
must also face a charge of Jail break
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28
ONE-ARMED CAR DRIVER
SMASHED DOWN THE BARS

A Ford can do most anything the
clown in the circus would bid it to,
but it's different when its out for a
ioy-ride with one-armed driver and
a mushy girl who snuggles up SO
close that there is room for another
couple in the front seat, says the
Cassville Record. Well, Charley likes
that kind of a girl and don't care If
the world knows it, but his educated
Ford plodded along just like Uncle
Zeke's old plug. That plugs name
was Love-and the old saying is that
love is blind-so that consarned Ford
which Charley was driving with one
hand, never even saw the red lights
on South Church street, nor the bars,
either, and it run plum, smack into
the thing.
1t was to be the last good smack
before getting too close to the Bluff
street lights, but it left mark on
each of them. Yes, Charley lost a
tooth and, we'll, the girl has deep
scratch on her nose-you know they
lunged suddenly forward when Love"
suddenly baked. Oh, yes, Charley
has two arms, but the good one was
busy.
The girl-yes most Of us know her
but we don't want to embrass her by
publishing her name, so Well just call
her KOtarina Pickles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28
CHILD, 5, FANS FLAMES
IN DASH FOR AID; DIES

KENOSHA, Wis.-Her dress becom-
ing lighted by candle which she was
carrying, little 5-year-old Iolanda
Cairo, famed the flames to fury by
running to others for aid. She died
"a hours later from the burns accord
ing to the result of a probe into her
death carried on here Monday by Cor
oner Parker The tragedy had been
kept secret by the family because they
feared publicity. When the funeral
took place Monday morning the coro-
ner learned of the death and started
an investigation. The child died at a
hospital.