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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30
BIRMINGHAM
and SUBURBS

Conference on Finance-Letters
were placed on the desks of commits
sioners and department heads Friday
morning inviting them to the confer
ence on finances that has been called
by President d. T. MeLendon for
Thursday afternoon, January I. at
ESQ o'clock in the commission cham
Der. Fifty five letters were sent out
from McLenden's office
VIII Probnted-The will Of Mrs.
Eliza j. Chapman was probated Fri
day afternoon and her entire estate
bequeathed to her daughter. Mrs.
Alice Chapman Reid. The estate is
valued at $500 ana Mrs. Reid was
named executrix without bond.
Miss Morrow ConvaIesccnt-Mis
Helen Morrow of Memphis, who was
severely injured Wednesday when
she fell into an abandoned mine pit
on Red mountain. was convalescent
in South Highlands infirmary Friday
according to Mrs. ID. l.. Thompson,
2116 Tenth avenue. south, whom she
is visiting.
Helena Man Recoyering-Eugene
Langford of Helena, confined in St
Vincents hospital from pistol bullet
wounds sustained Wednesday after
noon when shot by an unidentified
negro in Doeray. Ala, was reported
resting we'll Friday night. Langford
was shot six times, five bullets pene-
trating his left arm, amputation
being necessary, and the other pass
ing through his left lung.
Negro Fined 800 In Liquor Case
Ulysses Clay, negro, charged with
having violated the prohibition law.
was fined 500 and sentenced to 80
days at hard labor by Judge H. u.
Martin in police court Friday. Clay
is alleged by Detective S. Il. Goad to
have had So half-pints of whisky at
a house in Third alley between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets.
Fined for Reckless. Driving
Charlie Davis, negro, 3401 Fifth ave-
nue., north, is the first negro hailed
before police court for recklessly
driving a horse and buggy. according
to officials of that tribunal. Davis
was fined s25 for the offense, he
being alleged by r. A. Brand, sos
First avenue, narrowly to have
averted driving the buggy into a
gang of ditch diggers at Sixty sec
ond street and First avenue. Clay
pleaded that his horse was uncontrol-
able.
Negro Seriously shot-Mose Harris,
negro, 1927 Fourteenth alley, south.
is in the Hillman hospital seriously
injured from pistol bullets sustained
Friday afternoon when shot by a me-
gro known to police as Buddy" at
intersection of Fifteenth street and
Avenue +. Only one shot took effect,
hospital attendants said, this striking
Harris a glancing blow in the mouth,
and making its exit through his
cheek after SCATTERING his teeth. De-
tectives G. W. Alexander and w. c..
Watson investigated the shooting.
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THREE MEN CONVICTED ON
CHARGES OF VAGRANCY

Hugh jackson. II. J. Kelley and
Tom Vance were tried on charge of
vagrancy Friday morning before
Judge II. b, Abernethy and sentenced
to IL months in prison and fined
$25. The jail sentence was sus-
pended. All appealed,
Detectives y. f. Hubbard and T. A.
Riley testified that the men were
habitual frequenters OF pool rooms
and had been Idle for several weeks.
The officers presented daily tab
which they had kept on tho men.
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CLARENCE KLENK VIOLIN
S0L0IST SUNDAY CONCERT

Clarence Klenk, concert master of
the community orchestra for tho past
three years, VIII be the violin soloist
at the concert OF tho Birmingham
Music association Sunday afternoon.
PROGRAM was announced Friday
morning by o. Gordon Erickson, as
follows:
"Die Fiedermaus" (overture) Jo-
ham Strauss: In the Garden" from
the Rural Wedding Symphony, Carl
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PIONEER RESIDENT DIES
OF PNEUMONIA ATTACK

Mrs. Alice 7. Kennon, age IS, 800
Twentieth street, south, for SO years
a resident of Birmingham, died at
her residence at 1880 o'clock Fri
day afternoon from severe attack
of pneumonia.
Funeral services for Mrs. Kennon
will be conducted at the residence
of Rev. ]. r. Hobbs, pastor of the
First Baptist church, at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Burial will be
made in Elmwood, Johns in charge.
Mrs. Kennon was native OF sum-
ter, S. c., removing to Marion.- Ala,
with her relatives when but small
child and then coming to Birming-
ham. She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Eugene Bowling and Mrs.
Leroy Holt, one brother, Jud Pack,
and Miss Ella Pack. and three grand
children. Will kennon. Carlyle Ken
non and Kennon Bowling, all of
Birmingham.
Pallbearers at the funeral will be
John S. Pierson, 7. A. Hanna, B. III.
Hartsfield, o. w. Cross, Harry Bow
ling and DIR. C. C. Mclean. Honorary
pallbearers will be Perry Fowlkes,
VIII Webster, Judge e. c. Crow, j..
NJ. Potts, VIII Marley, Henry Fowlkes
and John Henley.
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WANT LICENSE REFIXED
ON LAST YEARS BASIS

Requesting that licenses Of real
estate men be refixed on last years
basis, committee of Jerome Tucker
and o. H. Horton called on D. e.
McLendon, president OF tho city COM
mission Friday.
No expression was given by Mr.. Nc
Tendon, and he said that no action
would be taken until c. f. Armstrong,
chief clerk of the comptroller's de-
partment, returns from Christmas
vaca ton.
The committee of realtors was ap-
pointed at a recent luncheon of the
real estate board.
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1923 LICENSE SCHEDULE
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION

Copies of the 1923 published license
schedule were received at the city
hall Friday morning. Tags for
jitnies. taxicabs, drays, miscellaneous
wagons and dogs were also received
and everything Is now in readiness
for payment Of licenses for the new
year. due January L. More than
$4,000 has been received on license
payments already and is being held
at the comptroller's department.
pending the time when receipts can
be issued.
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WILL SEEK TO DISMISS
CONSTITUTIONAL CASE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The gov
ernment is planning to move in the
supreme court next Tuesday to dis
miss the bill brought by the state Of
Massachusetts to challenge the con-
stitutionality of the maternity act.
The court later will fix a date for
argument
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CASEY JONES RESIGNS
FROM POLICE FORCE

Call Officer Earl p. ("Cassy-)
Jones rendered his resignation TO As
sistant Chief OF Police Thomas Chris
tlan Friday morning. effective Janu
airy l, after nearly nine years of con
tinuous service. Jones Will become
a member of tho sheriff's force with
the incoming administration on
January Is. II Is expected.
Jones has served tho city In pro-
tecting its laws on beats and as a
scout, plain clothes man and call Of
ficer. During tho administration OF
John Taylor, as commissioner of
public safety, Jones served as a de-
tectiye. effecting several sensational
arrests and recovering vast amounts
of stolen property. Due to his sunny
nature, Casey" has won hundreds of
friends throughout Birmingham who
wish him the best of luck in his new
position.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The rush for marriage licenses at
the probate office has discontinued
and Friday only two licenses were
issued, to ]. II. Lowe and Miss
Adallde Baskerville; Il. s. Mauldin
and Miss Rebecca Buttram. The rec
ord number of marriage license In
this office was broken last Saturday.
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DEATHS
Statement September 18th. 1922
RESOURCES

Mrs. I. w, FuIwiler-Remains of Mrs.
l. w. Fulwiler, who died in Green
vile, Miss, Dec. 2S, arrived in Bir-
mingham Friday night. Funeral
services at the Church of the Ad-
vent at o'clock Saturday after
noon. Interment in Oak Hill ceme-
terry, Johns in charge. Mrs. Full
wiler is survived by two daughters,
Misses Inez and Beatrice Fulwiler
and one son, W. a. Fulwiler, of
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Louise Genesio-F'uneral SER
vices for Mrs. Louise Genesio, who
died at her residence, sol Vine
street, north, Friday morning, will
be conducted at the East Thomas
Catholic church at IL o'clock Sat-
urday morning. Burial in Elmwood
cemetery. Vice in charge. Survived
by her husband, J. B. Genesio and
one son.
Roy j. observation-disclosures services
for Roy ]. Hawkins, age 80, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hawkins,
110S Fifty-fifth street, who died
at the Fraternal hospital Thursday
morning. were conducted at Vices
chapel in Woodlawn Friday after
noon MT L o'clock. Burial was in
Leeds.
Richard Dewitt searIes-Funeral
services for Richard Dewitt
Searles, aged 81, who died at his
residence, 219 Forty seventh street,
Wednesday afternoon, were con-
Quoted at simpson Methodist church
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Burial was in Forest Hill ceme-
terry, Vice in charge.
Alexander Douglas smith-Funeral
services for Alexander Douglas
Smith, age 80, who died at his resi-
dence, 302S Avenue +, Thursday
morning, were conducted at the
residence at 2:30 o'clock Friday
afternoon. Burial was in Elmwood,
Lige 10y in charge.
Mrs. OLIVIA Atkins Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. OLIVIA Atkins, who
died in Montgomery Wednesday,
were conducted at Mt. Piason
church Friday morning at IL
o'clock. Burial was In Mt. Pinson
cemetery, Vice In charge.
Mrs. AurcIin COok-Remains of Mrs.
Aurelia Cook, age co. who died at
her residence, GA Fortieth street,
south, Thursday night, were sent
to Macon, Miss, Friday for burial
by Lige 10y.
Thomas Webster scruggs-Remains
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Of Thomas w. Scruggs. age Is, who
died at a local infirmary Friday
afternoon, weA sent to Altoona
Friday night for burial by Lge
10y,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30

Goldmarh; Meditation" from That's .
J. Massenet: Three Dances from
Henry WILL" Edward German. Morris
dance, Shepherds dance, Torch dance !,
Carmen selection, Georges Bizet.
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Ell Pepto-Man
purifiCa Ia SdngTe
LOS MEDICoS Lo EMPLEAN Y RE-
CoMIENDAN. Sc vENDE EN- FOR
MA LIQUIDA o EN- TABLETAs


Ell Pepto- -Mangan do 'Gude" forma
sangre nueva pura. Devuelve a ia
sangre su vigor natural. La sangre de-
bill. satyrada de Venenos es la causa de
fatiga malestar. Las sehales Sc ven
.en 81 semblante que palidece y adquiere
color enfermizo. Ell origen de este no
es otro que la falta de globulos rojos
que Ie dan al CUTS ESQ color sonrosado
indicator de salud.
FL Pepto- -Mangan de 'tGude'', GUAM
do Sc toma con regularidad, pronto le
devuelve a Ia sangre su riqueza en-
gl6bulos rojos Los .medicos 10 han re
comendado por muchos amos para casos
de anemia Y debilidad de sargre. La
sangre debiI Sc fortifca con aumento
de g1obnlos rojos. Sc nota palpab blemen-
te la SENSATION que produce Ia vuelta
del vigor fisico. En- lpgar de decaimien
to Y pesimismo renace la energia. El
sueno es mucho mas reposado J el ape
tito mejor.
Todas las farmacias venden el Pepto-
Mangan de 'tGudes', va sea en- forma
hquida en- tahletas. Asegurese de que
el nonbre complete -Mangan de
"Gude" va escrito en- eada paquete.
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SANCHEZ MORALES & Co. INC.
(La Casa que Vende 10 Mejor)
San Juan Ponce Mayaguez.
LA VISTA PRELIMINAR.
(Continuaci6n de la pagina 1a.)

escrito con citas de autoridades en-
estas materias termin6 solicitando
Sc declarara sin lugar la mocion eli
nlinatoria y el escrito de excepciones
previas.
El Lcdo. Brown volvio hacer uso
de la palabra rectifcando algunos
conceptos deli Fiscal Y el Tribunal
concedi6 las parties "a horas para
la presentation de alegatos escritos,
en- apoyo de sus respectivos criterios
en- las cuestiones de derecho susci-
tados.
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Ell STATUS PoLITICo"
DE PUERTO RICO

FL distinguido tcaballero, don Luis
Venegas Castro, Director Cerente
del Banco Territorial Agrfcola de esta
cepital. ha tepido la cortesis de enviar
ncs un ejemplar de su interesantisima
obra titulaaa "status Politico de Puer
70 Rico
Esta obra es un brillante cssudio de
nrestro problema capital desde el
punto de vista econ6mico.
El quito escritor analiza de une
manera clara Y conciensuda las dos uni
cas- constantes tendencias poiiticas:
Ia Estadidad patrocinada por e. parti-
do Republican, y Ia Independence co
mo supreme ideal del partido unionis-
ta-
Agradecemos sinceramente al Sr. We
negas, Ell ejemplar que nos envfa y lie
enviamos nusetros parabienes por su
notable obra que tan favorab.es CO.
mentarios ha merecido por parfe de in
tolectuales y politicos connotades.
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sUIcIDIo FRUsTRADo

En- I'm camino del barrio Lirios, juris
dlcci6n de Juncos, fu6 hallada Matea
Rcldan, quien fu6 trasladada por la
pclicia al hospital. segun invesngacio
mes practIcadas por las autoridades,
esta mujer habia atentado contra su
vt6a, ingiriendo una fuerte dosis de
sublimado. En- la declaration Gue hizo
Matea manifesto que estaba cansada de
la vida.
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Los sRs. sEpULvEDA E Ic1Es1As

continuation de la pagina 1a.)
declarar la ley marciaI suspendiendo
e. auto de Habeas Corpus.
Con la Ley Jones tenemos la super
vision del Congreso de los Estados
ULidos para nuestras leyes coz e:
Bill Campbell seran cuateo autorida-
dcs las que tendran ell derechs. de su-
primir nuestras leyes.''
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QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA CA.
9EZA.LAXATIYO BR0M0 QUININA
es mas efcaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc necesita tomar QUININA, no eau
.,aA,oo HuniDidos de oidos. Cont "a Res
friados, La Grippe, InfIenza, Palu-
dismo y Fiebres. La firma de h. "
GROVE viene con cada cajita kdvt.
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contra negocio de coresabricaoon Venta ecesta to-
mando seros aspectos.
Ell goberno ha propuesto hacer respetar las eye
efecto esa anzando toda cabaera los nacores.
Sc da ell de ucha los conabandsas todas las
consecuencias de un combate
Ahora ha dspuesto campaa los fabrcantes
los ntroductores de bebdas de dogas oda la costa
de Forida que seg1n los nfoes obtenidos por gobeno
esan abertas contabando presan esta case de
clos clandestnos.
supone que los cores Sc introduzcan de la de
tvdad desde ardente tequIa" hasa ell mas seecto
Miles de contrabandstas hacen aqeos gares
clio fabuloso exposition de msa vda pues agunas
tenen barse los agentes DE las
autoridades encagadas de viglar costas froneras.
Lo certo que mos hemos fregado dicen los
canos pues h desorganzado mas la vida de
cudades La ley ha sido m fracaso, ha deosado con
hechos Una ley pued hacerse cupr Vae'a pena
de tapas dcutades gasos al gobierno Nos hemos
fegado aora condciones anes
de la ley la fabrication estaba tada los
grandes fabcans haca sobre bases de Veo conoc
das sendo garantas de saud los consmidores aho
estaos Vendo que tona generanente es m to-
de breVes das eefante suponiendo
que eefane raconaF que hombre saboreara
los que estan circulation.
Opnaos ell reverendo rnnstro protestante, que en-
los Estados Undos acaba de la ley prohbconsta
traera graves conctos furo Esto eWdene Sc ha
hay ennrendaa fines mas ammonia las
parties produciendo mas in
moraidad despachara al pueblo en- todas las pa
pbicas gratis nusica Esta hacienda al deauda-
dor de Iey al conabandsa al espia oficioso al
borracho sacicio industrial sin respeto promo
Una ley etados debe borraoa de los textos
enmendada forma racional efectva.
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PARA Veneer La NEVADA

Durante la Ultima nevada de Nueva
York, Ell Comisionado de Servicio, Mr..
Alfred Taylor, empleo para recoger la
nieve de las GALES catorce. mil hom-
bres, ademas de poner en- servicio ac-
tive, 556 (vehiculos de caballos Y 254
automobiles de carga de cinco tonela-
das.
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PoR FALsA REPRESENTATION

Ell detective Barrantes ha presen-
tado denuncia en- la Corte Municipal
de Bayamon, contra Arturo Irguere-
la, por un delito de falsa represen-
tacion. El Juez exigi6 al delincuen-
tc 5000 dc fianza para quedar en- Ii
bertad provisional.
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HAN LLEGADO A BARCELONA
Los ASESINOS DE DATOS

Bareelorh, febrero 24.-Proceden-
tes q Alemania han llegado VISTA
tarde aqui los asesinos del senor Da-
to, Luis Nioo!au y su esposa, los cua-
les ingresaron Embellishments en- la
carcel.
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ANTICARcULINA EBREY evil

ANTTCARCULINA EBREY evita
la albuminuria, descongestiona el ri
non desconcertado, Y su uso es va
iosisimo en- los desarreglos de la
prostate en- las personas de edad,
evitanlo la micci6n frecuente, re1a-
jamiento de los tejidos la decaden-
cia. En- to1as las boticas Advt
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ASUNTOs VARIOS

La actud adoptada por EdmundO Valera ell Ifder po
pular de anda ha detendo pro-
puestas por IngIatema .~es-as
Su opinion manifesto radical, absoutan1ente radical
desPues de la trasada que gobeno nges pretendo
anuaro ante su pueblo Parece que hombe denaado
para que e puedan dar tiradas presentado
en- paenque de la Iucha mas ntrepdez
deternnacion Cuenta el pueblo ntegente sIa
Ia dnica gua absoutamenae gada bertad rlanda
este monento.
nteresantes son su manifestations hechas la prensa
trancesa en- su 1ltno Viaje Paris Por seo henos de
producir agunos de parrafos, aqui estan:
MI poitica trabaiar por la competa independence
de anda Hasta que anda haya resueIto por vontad
oque conVenga sobe Ell pacto propuesto por peo
sIdero nulo sin valor pacto En- ell Immediate porven
no Sc ha ado fecha aguna hombres
eres de rlanda Voten sobre e eos han sen
enos acerca del convenio que ha popuesto gaterra
eEeccon general decdra de la suerte de fIanda".-
De 10 que desprende de decaracones ell ustre
patricia que pebscto decida Confia
su pueblo possible que poderes eaneros
la Rep1bica de lrIanda
Este emnene potco goza de grandes smpatfas todos
los gobenos del nndo possible que demanda
atendda En- viae Paris fue oVacionado por pueblo
donde quera que pesento Entendemos que sncerdad
del mperio Brtanco nica que pede dar den
two aquea Iucha, que tene nalidad principle ge
neoso adte aduIteracones Valera actuamente
hombre de acci6n la mas alta Vitud del patrosmo del pre-
sente sglo.
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EsPANA TERMINA sU
TRATADO CON NoRUEGA

CRIsTIANIA, febrero 14.-El gobier
no de Espana en- una nota enviada al
gobierno de Noruega, declara por ter
minado ell tratado maritime con esta
naci6n FL gohierno espafiot dice que
So hace necesario que Espaila recupere
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!; 2
GssOsS ssOs

GQue resulta mas ventajoso,
un producto malo o de calidad
dudosa, precio ,bajos Juno
reconocido como de primera, a
precio razonable?
Yea embellishments la nue-
va Iista de precios reducidos de
gomas y tubos GOODYEAR, que
publicanaos en- otro sitio de es-
te diario, teniendo presente
que unos centavos mas que gas
te, ie representaran la larga
muchos dollars mas de buen SER
Vicio y economic. @
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-25

Sc acaba {descubrir por astrononao americana
ell los reoes cainan de noche con mas
prisa que de dla.
S de observation ST no Sc oman las
reves habrepos de aceptar que eora cenca de
cao sobre los cuerpos esta acasada tamben
ley la prohbicion Lo ogico sera que los reoes
mas de psa puede aceptar esa logca de da
que de noche. s{
Francamene podremos entendernos con astronomo
que haya quen entenda hay algo irregular
tempos naaeza toda haba de eanbios notabes
toda costa terestree ereo es n obeo ecanco
combinaciones muy fiias deternnadas & monge
que primer aparao n1edr las horas encon-
trara ahoa ncerdbre La clepdra, los cuadran-
te soares eos de aqua de los egpcos todos los ms
trentos para medir ell empo tendrfan que voverse es-
dar Pero no emamos NADIA. Seguramente, al asonono e
ooue 10 que chos estos dias que sabe la bora que
&c tiene arasado como estara segaente en- estos
rnon,entos ell gran reo del Senado de Puerto Rico.
nada este vale la de pierda sueno va
que la vida "un sueno es que los suehos vida son ~
Felix Matos BERNIER.
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CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION. E. J. MotGan Jr.,
n. D., Ithaca, N. Y, writer's; I am
prescribing the "Franz-Josef water
daily and use it myself; I think it an
excellent cathartic. Representatives
Produce Mercantil Co. of P. 3. Advt.
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Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
LA SANDAL NO Sc DUERME

La Sanidad Insular ha clausurado
en- Ponce, diez Y seis fondas, cinco
dulcerias, una panaderia Y un hotel.
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22
SU M MONS
 NO S 17O

In the District Court for the Territory
 of Alaska, Third Division, Ralph V. Anderson, Plaintiff. vs Alaska
 Cured Fish Company, Corporation
 Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America, to the Above Named De fendant: GREETING:
 Pursuant to the provisions of an or de7 dated inade, signed and entered in and by the above named court in the above entitled action on the 22nd day of June 1922 directing that service of summons be made upon the above named defendant corporation by publi- cation, the said defendant is hereby required to appear in said court with in thirty days after the completion of the period of the publication of this summons. to-wit. within thirty days af- ter the 3rd day of August, 1922 and answer the complaint Of the above named plaintiff now on file in said court in said action. That in said com plaint herein the plaintiff demands the direct payment of $1327.0O upon the contract for such payment and his costs and disbursements herein.
 And the said defendant corporation is here notified that if it fails to ap- pear and answer plaintiffs said com plaint as herein required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against it for want thereof and will apply to said court for the relief demanded in plain tiff's. said complaint herein.
 The date of the first publication of this summons is June 22nd, 1922, and the date of it's last publication is Aug ust 3rd, 1922.
 Witness the Honorable F. E. Ritchie Judge of said court. and the seal of said court hereunto affixed this 22nd day of June, 1922.
 (Seal of District Court
 w. N. CUDDY, Clerk of the District Court for the Territory Of Alaska. Third Division
 Publish June p, 29 July 6, 13, 20 27, August 8, 1922.
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS

OyERLAND-Bob Milonich, George Poulos, Davis Lee, Janet Curran, k A. Ludlow, L. F. Buck, Jack Tavape, Jno Bivlette. P. Zallene, Paul Rosa, Fred Hanson Ole Nelson. J, s. Paul. J. c. Ryan.
 sExTON-J. F. Case, MT. and Mrs. R. NJ. Turner, F. B. Reed, Chris Han son, W. A. Dolan, John A. Roseen, w. F. Louis, J. L. Bulkley, Miss Bertha Fulmer.
 VAN GILDER-J. L. Abrams, W. W. Batcheller, c. M. Shayne, Marie Me Connell, Charlotte Bacon, Mrs. W. E. Evans, w. A. Vinal, ]. L. Waller, A. G. Berry and Family, Ethol Kay, j. A. Reed.
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22

J. L. Waller, Anchorage attorney ar rived last evening on the train from the interior city. He completed the round trip by taking the Evans this morning for his home.
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22

Harry E. Simmons, T. K. Robinson, anu ueorge c. Gilliland, soldiers from Interior points, are visiting Seward en- toying a brief furough.
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22

SEWARD-O. Sterfold, H. E. Sim mons, T. K Robinson, George c. Gill; land, Lewis Lee, John Kopitz, Wm Keir, Peter Perrin, Leo Ohnhauser, Mrs. Al Lamont and son. Ben Nelson
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22

Hugh Dougherty and Frank Case, who left here the first of the week on prospecting trip in the hills, return ed yesterday. They report too much snow for successful prosecution of the work
The Seward gateway., 1922-06-22

Cal M. Brosius has in stock a large shipment of Finishing Lumber just re- ceived and prices right. Also doors and windows. See me for estimates on building u.