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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
by NORRELL & 60.
Real Estate AuctionccrS
TRUSTEE Ai'CTIoN SALE

LOT no. ejo IN :. II DlNEEN'S
PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
on
NORTH LINE OF CARLTON STREET
By virtue Of a certain decd Of trust.
dated December 10. 1920. and record
ed in the Clerks Office Of the Rich
Mond Chaucvry Court in -. Il ai2-A.
page it default having been made in
he payment Of "A portion Of the debt
thereby secured. and being required
ny tn" beneficiary 50 10 do. !, the un-
dersigncd trustee. will. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER -, lo.a.
At 500 o'clock l.. NJ,
on the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or par
eel OF land. lying and being in the
city OF Richmond. Va. Gormcrly
Hcnrico County,, commencing at a
point about 800 feet east OF Dinecn
Street. thence running castwartlly
along and fronting on the northern
line Of Carlton street 20 feet. and
extending back between parallel
lines, 100 feet TO an alley % tc..i
vide, and DESIGNATED as lot No. $50
In J. II. Dinecn's Plan OF Subdivision
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN H. MARREY.
TruStpp
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RICHMOND. FREDSB &POToMAc r. r.
Broad Street Station. except where
otherwise indie atcdl so '
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
main Street Stationl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 t. Moin Street Phone Randolph 424
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dtL1IOhS-LE66LS

TLXNTEEs EATfoNNL BANK ---
RICHMOND. VA. DECEMBER 2. 1927,
The reEGlar annual meeting o. tho
sha-eho!ders ~ this bank ~ be held al
their banking l.1us. at - O'Clock noon on
tuesday. JanunGy ., 1929. for tho election
Of directors. and 90: the Transaction o!
ANY Other business which may proper,
CONE before said meeting.
WAEREE NJ. GODDARD
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Euhrrt Merlin CnrNcr.

FREbERlCkSBCRG VA. Dec. 81.
The remains OF EGhcrt Merlin Car
yer. Sc, who died on December Is
at Orlando. Fla. arrived In Fred
crick sburE Wednesday afternoon and
were taken to his native home IL
Wcstmorcland County for intcrmcnt.
His body was accompanied by his
son. y. Il. carver, cashier OF the Bank
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Nncrr IN Eat
Who're To stop FL Town
REAL ESTATE FOX RENT
Musical Instruments.

fF"rR0H'H HIII FIHth u
HEATED urper Nat. rooms and bath.
T"a' reasonable Cal! between ana
boulevard :s0'-J
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john T. Ilcnhmrn.

BEDFORD. VA. Dec. zI.--John n.
Reaburn. rs, died at the home OF his
CON- Odell Reaburn. IN the southern
section OF this county Monday. Mr.
Reaourn was native OF Botetourt
county and tho body was taken 10
Troutvil!e and the funeral service
bold from his old home near Fin.
castle yesterday and the intcrmene
n" 'dwin Cemetery. Tho
following children oITS;yv C,;vii
Urn. Of Bedford County: c. G,
Reaburn. Roanoke: C. w Reaburn,
h~.,isn, I. L.. Rcaourn. OF Los An.
Eelcs. Cal: w. 2. Reaburn. Nenauna,
Alaska Mrs. r. J.. Mace. Salem: Mrs..
T.. ', Baker. Rodwer. New Mexico,
aud Mrs. J. NJ. Robinson. Fincastrc.
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WANTED-Three or four
furnished rooms, includ-
ing kitchenette and bath !;
West End; immediate
occupancy. Box K 122,
care The Dispatch.
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Urnard Nrturn n, In,uI,

MlL"AC Is EE, MIS-. Dec. ai.--Thc
mere suggestion OF the return OF Ar
ouckie TO tn. films is an outrage and
insult 10 the public. Rev. r q B.h-
ner secretary %; the Milwaukee Fed
ration OF Ministers. said. when he
learned hrbucki. again would 10
shown in motion pictures
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E,chnnrc ExpcI, ur,Id

NEW IDRk, Dec. oi.-Tho board
of governors of the Consolidated
stock Exchange today expelled J.
Harold Braid Of the firm of Braid
s. Nogel Braid who was tho
states most important witness at
the first trial OF T.. NJ. Fuller. dis
appeared when Fuller was brought
10 trial second time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

AS No. 3l2i NAMES AVENUE
RICHMOND. VA
In execution OF :. certain deed Of
trust to the oIndcrsiEncd trustee.
dated August Z. 1922. and recorded In
Chanccry Court Clerks Office. in Decd
BOOK 2s3-C, page 305. default HAVING
ucen made in the payment OF the
CURED 30 to do BY the holder OF said
notes. | shall offer for sale. at puui.
auction. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECt. Der -. 1872.
AT . o'clock l.. Nj.
All that lot or parcel Of land. with
ne improvements thereon. described
- follows. Beginning at "a point Oil
the west i!ue OF Iiancs Avenue dis
tank $50 feet north OF the intersection
OF The w"st line vi lanes Avenue with
the north line OF Crawford stree
thcuc, .Xt"ud!n. nortuW aruIy aiOuL
he said west line OF Haucs .t.nu-
ana fronting thereon 90 feet ana
back from said iruI: IN a Westward,
IS" feet To an alley in rear Is ice,
wide.
The above sale is made subject TO
a prior deed OK trust tor the principal
dated August i. ia22. and recorded
IA Clerk Office. ChanCCry Court d. B
80 IS. page 80.
TERMS. Cash as TO expense OF sale
including trustees commission Of
} e., past due notes for 5000 each
md interest on same. ana a credit
Of IS monthly notes for $500 each
dated August 4. 1922: note $4,000
Iue. September :. 1925: l note for
$4,000 due January /. 1928: / note
for $4,000 due January /. 1924: /
note for $4,000 due January /. 1925:
notes for deferred part OF purchase
money 10 be secured by deed trust.
l.. ID. GRANT.
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Gordon Krnneriy Better.

Gordon kennerly. son or T. VI Ken
ner!y. Of Winston & Co. whose homo
is ct BON Air. was operated ON Mon
day nj St Luke's Hospital. by r..
stuart Mcclure. His condition is 20
ported as hcing improved.
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church "a u,rrov ,,oun

ihdrc Il. Carter Scott YESTERDAY
issued an order allowing the trus
tees Of Mount Carmel Baptist churci
to borrow $4,000 for church prou
erty. ana Ia cucumber property !,
FIRST and Hill Streets.
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Relief for
HAY FEVER
Sufferers!

Hay fever can DO definitely rs.
ierod. Many. many people
would suffer less by taking
TINGLE'S LAxO ASPIRIN.
Tho salicylic acid OF the as
pirin distends the many tiny
blood vessels. reiares them and
relieves congestion. This rem.
ders breathing easier.
TIN9LE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
contains two other ingredients
not found In other aspirin.
A diEestant has been added
to counteract any tendency to
heartburn or natulency. Then
there Is laxative to rid the
system OF poisonous wastes that
interfere with good health.
Only TINGLE'S LAXo AS.
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broad STREET hank.

Decenb-. 6. 1879
The directors .. this bank have mi.
day declared tn regular somiannraI
dividend "t i've $50 yer cent on tho
capital stock. payable January :. 1929.
This dividend is FOR Il i've months period
ami places tho stock on twelve (l2%oJ
pcr cent basis. J.
Checks will be mailed
Il. l.. WORD.
"a LII
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THIRTEEN

of Montross. Mr.. Carver wa, walt
'onrhout the county and
mad many friends. He died OF .ns
Florida.
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he SAYS It WAS
A REAL BLESSING
Tells How the Plant Juice Re-
licvcd Ills rheumatism and
Stomach Trouble.

Your Plant Juice surely proved to
lac blessing In my case, and / am
glad to recommend it," said MIR. John
*. Burns, OF 2503 Duncan Street
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and T'rhiay
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures o. P.-sencc, sIrnju,
ODaily, unless otherwise shown $3.50
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

changed here, and | gee no reason
for allowing his pictures to bc eN-
h!bl:ed." he declared.
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,

FNHIISINitN.N NV IIO.NdIs BA.NI\ II,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Tho regular annual meeting OF tho
shareholders of this bana Will be held On
Tuesday. january 8. 1928. attweive O'Clock
noon. at its banking housc. corner Tenth
hnd Main Streets. for the election OF d.
rsctcrs and such other business as NAY
properly come before the meeting.
.. H. HILL. Cashier.
STATE & CITY BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.
December 81. 1872.
3 The Directors OF this bank hay. this
day declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of two and one half t2aC) on the
capital stock, payable January =, 1923 TO
s s.. OF ,reeord as OF December
JESSE +. WOOD.
Cashier.
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JAMES ". RAIL-. JR.. Cashier.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF IIENRiCO
COUNTY. VIRGINIA

December I?. 1922.
Sealed bids will be received at the Of
nee OF the County Clerk. Richmond. Va.
until IL o'clock noon. TUESDAY. JANU-
AIRY .. 1923. for the construction OF the
Nine Mile Road, between Richmond city
limits and Seven Pines Approximate
length, d.6 miles Involving approx
mately 1900 cubic yards unc!assified ex-
cAvation. $1,000 square yards surfaCins on
finished road.
Regular bids are requested on penetra-
ton macadan 10 feet Wide. . inches deep.
with alternate bids on concrete.
Plans and specifications are on file Mt
the once OF the County Clerk, Richmond.
Va, and at the office OF the State High.
way Commissioner. Tenth and Marshall
Streets. Richmond. Va
Copy Of specifications and bidding pro-
posai may be obtained from tina state
Highway Commissioner upon request
certified check OF four thousa nj dol
lars Ni.0n0b must accompany each bid.
The hight Is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
hoard OF SUPERVISORS OF nENRIco
COUNTY.
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points:
--It's absorbed easily
1t relieves pain quickly
--It'h gentle laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask your druggist for this
Three Point Rox." Therapeutic
Re.earch laboratories Wash.
inxton. D.
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: ECCKlTY LIFr. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA

Chicago all. December .. 1922.
To tn" stockholders uf the Security Lie
Insurance Company 1t America:
You are hereby notified thai the r.cu.
.ar annua! meeting o. fae Stockholders
o! the security Life in,uTance Company
OF America viii be he'd al the office Of
the company Mutual Bul!dlag. In the
c.iy OF R!rhmond. Va. on Wednesday,
The lOih day OF JANUARY, =. ID. 1923, a,
me hour OF 10 O'Clock y. NJ. for the pur.
pose ot eleciing directors of the company
Tor the ensuing year, and the transaction
OF any and ali other business which may
be submitted to the meeting.
By order Of the board %. iirectors
O. w. JOHNSON
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THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
The Directors OF this bank nave today
declared the usual quarterly dividend OF
40 on It's capital stock, payable gu; Of
the earnings of this quarter on January
LIST to stockholders Of record as VI Decum-
Der 18th. Checks will be mailed.
&. e. BARKSDALE
Cashier
d 'l''H classified Ads. are received
the Dhnne Ia yuur
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STORM OF PROTEST
IS STIRRED BY RETURN
OF ARBUCKLE TO FILMS

continued From First Pavc)
u" organization would not ask mo-
tion picture th"aters 10 ba: new Ar
buckle productions
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PIRIN 90 n.
tains { h 9 Sc
three ingredi-
ents In O n Q
tn blet. Be sure
to = ak for
T I N G L E. 8
l. A X O AS
PIRIN, tho Inn
proved aspirin
with tho TIRES
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Richmond. Va.
December -, 1879.
The Directors OF this BANK has this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of 80 on capital stock. payable January
:. 1928. to stockholders ot record ug be-
cember 9Th. Checks VIII be mailed De-
eenDer so, 1922.
Las II RAII. i :! -,
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANk.
RIrIINnS.,

The regular annual meeting OF tho
stockholders Of me FAST National Bank, OF
Richmond, Va. for the rieCt!on q. l.rcc-
tors. for the ratification OF the acts o..
The directors FOR the las; ascai yeag. and
FOR the trn5sact.on OF any other business
which may properly come before the said
meeting, viii he held TUESDAY. JAN
CAHY 9. 1873. at ~ noon. in The directors
taom OF the baEk. NlEth and Main Streets.
Richmond. Va
IAnES ~ mart IN ,.,.,;cr
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DIsPLAi LLASSlElED
By SUTTON & Co. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Richmond. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Of
THE FRAME DWELLING KNOWN
AS No. 3lei NAMES AVENUE
RICHMOND, VA
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
SCHOOL PARTY ENJOYED;
MOTHERS MEET TUESDAY

The party given for the students
of the ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth
and normal grades of the juneau
public school, Saturday evening last,
by the mothers OF the students, was
a very enjoyable affair and highly
successful, according to the mothers
in charge of the entertainment. A
large number OF the students attend
ed and MANY OF the mothers were
present. Only three OF the fathers
attended, but it is expected the par
ties will be so arranged as to prove
an inducement to the Dads" also.
Dancing and games took up most
of the evening. Refreshments were
served
Mrs J. C. Mcbride, in charge,
stated today there will be a meeting
of the mothers OF the students of
the ninth, tenth, eleventh and
twelfth grades tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock in the school audi
torium.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27

ester Charles H. FTory of the second,
Collector Mcbride, fourth, and the
third group is temporarily assigned
to the Agriculture Department to Sc
lect its own chairman. 1t is ex-
pected that later the Bureau of Fish
cries will have representation on
the Council and may be given the
Craftsmanship on the third group.
No regular meeting time was fixed
by the Council. 1t wins agreed that
the organization would meet at the
call OF the chairman, or in his abb
sence, at the call OF the vice-chair-
man. In order to have a quorum
available ait all times, each member
of the Council is instructed to name
an alternate to appear for him should
he be absent from town when meet
ings are called. The Councils head
quarters are located here.
The purpose OF its organization is
to make recommendation on various
subjects affecting the Territory and
the work of the Governmental de-
partments in Alaska. to coordinate
the activities of each, unity policies
OF the bureaus and generally to SIM
plify procedure in the elimination of
overlapping jurisdiction and possible
sources of conflict
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
SHRINERS TO GIVE
GRAND PUBLIC BALL
THANKSGIVING EVE

The various activities on the part
of committees and the interest being
manifested on all sides, indicate that
the Thanks giving Eve grand ball by
the Mystic Shriners in A B. Hall,
Wednesday evening, will prove the
seasons biggest and best social func-
ton. The elaborate scheme of deco
II ing and arranging the hall are
now under way. A five-pece orches-
ira, led by talented and exper-
fenced violfnist OF the Puget Sound
country, who has been the leader
in Panthges Theater for a number OF
years, aided by plano, drums, saxa-
phone and clarinet, played by mu-
sicians of we'll known ability, will
furnish the dance music. The Shrine
club announces that the music will
be the feature of The evening.
The usual attractive and fascinat-
ing emIblems of Shrinedom will be
displayed A Shriner's garb is the
dress suit and fez. Shriners will
attend derssed accordingly The pub
lie is cordially invited and in the
matter of dress for guests, the event
is informal.
The first number will be played
at $3.50 O'Clock and the Home Swee.
Home waltz at 49, 80 a. m.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
NEGRO STARTS
TH|NGS; SENATE
Interrupts Senator Hitchcock
During Speech Today in
Senate Chambers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The de-
bate in the Senate this afternoon
on recent utterances of Clemenceau
took a sensational turn when a
negro, wearing the army uniform, in
terrupted from the gallery a speech
by Senator Hitchcock regarding al
legged atrocities by black French
troops in Germany.
The negro was escorted from the
gallery after his attempt to join the
debate resulted in sharp passages on
the floor of the Senate
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
ALASKA COUNCIL
ORGANIZED With
PARKS AS CHIEF
Mcbride Elected Vice-Chair.
man = To Maintain its
Headquarters Here.

Permanent organization of the In
terdepartmensal Alaska Council was
perfected at meeting hast
Saturday afternoon of appoint
ed represe ntatfves of the several
Federal departments held in the Of
flee of George A., Parks, Alaska Field
Service chief and chairman of the
new organization. John c. Mcbride,
Collector of Customs for Alaska was
elected vice-chairman at Saturdays
meeting. Mr. Mcbride represents
the Treasury Department on the
Council
Nine regular members representing
six departments have been appointed
to the Council. These are: Col
James G. Steese, War Department;
John c. Mcbride. Treasury Depart
ment; William G. Strench of Ketchi-
kan, Department of Labor; Charles
H. Flory, Department of Agriculture
appointed frcm the Forest Service;
George A. Parks. Department of the
Interior; A. G. Shoup, Department OF
Justice; C. w. Cheatham. Department
OF Agriculture, representing the Blu
reau of Public Roads; DR.. C. c.
Georgeson, CT S.tka, Department of
Agriculture, representing the States
Relations Service; E. P. Walker De-
palitment CT Agriculture, appointed
from the Biological Survey. Gov.
Scott C. Bone is ex-o1ficio member
of the Council from the Department
of Interior, and also ex-offtcio mem
Der OF all committees. Those pres
emit ait the organization meeting
were: Chairman Parks, Colonel
Steese. Messrs. Mcbride, Merritt,
Walker and Cheatham. Walter B.
Heisel, diSbursing officer in Field
Service headquarters, was elected as
secretary of the Council
Important Bureaus Unrepresented
Two departments functioning in
the Territory have not yet announced
the appointments of any representa-
rives for membership on the Council,
said Chairman Parks. These are
the Post OIf.ce Department and the
Department of Commerce. Both were
requested to name a representative.
1t WINS stated. X was especially de-
sired to have representation from the
Bureau of Fisheries owing to the i'm
po4r lnce of ITS work in and to the
Territory.
Notification of the Councils per-
manent organization will be sent both
departm unrepresented in the
hoIoe that they will name members.
The plan of organization adopted by
the Council is similar to that fol-
lowed by the nterdepartmental AL
aiska Committee of Washington, Of
which Mr.. Parks Is also chairman.
The membership is divided into four
main groups. each having its own
chairman. These chairmen compose
the Executive Committee, of which
the vice-chairman Of the Council is
presiding officer.
The four groups are: Group l.
transportation. communications and
mails; group 2, mineral, timber and
power resources; group 3, fisheries.
agriculture and animal resources;
group 4, public welfare and educa-
ton. Colonel Stcese was named as
chairman of the first, District For
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
SEAPLANE PUT UP
HERE FOR WINTER

The seaplane Northbird has been
disaasembled and will be put up in
the Union Machine Works building
for the winter, according to a state
ment made today by Aviator Roy F.
Jones Jones said he decided it
best to put up the plane here than
to attempt further efforts to fly to
Ketchikan, where he has hangar for
the plane.
Jones will leave here on one of
the next boats for HIS home in
Ketchikan for the winter. In the
spring he will return for his plane,
when he expects to have new mo-
tor installed.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
TENAKEE PLANT IS SOLD.

The property of the Standard SAL
mon Packing Company was sold
under execution last week at Tena-
kee where the plant is located. The
Inland Finance Company, of Tacoma,
for unpaid claims in excess Of $40,-
goo, and that company. represented
by II. l.. Faulkner, bought in the
property for SIS, 200. ]. H. Hart ap-
peared for the purchasers at the
sale.
The plant was operated during
the past season by the ]. D. Roop
Company and put up pack of 49,
900 cases.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
FOREST RANGER RETURNS
FROM SNETTISHAM TRIP

George Peterson, L. S. Forest
Ranger, returned last night from a
trip to the Speel River district on
the Ranger " He made the trip
to scale logs purchased by the AL
aska Pulp & Paper Company for
grinding at it's Speel River pulp
mill. Mr.. Peterson leaves tomorrow
fer Kelp Bay, on Baranof Island, to
cover a tract of timber sold to local
lcggers on which cutting will be
started at once.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
SHULMAN HERE

Louis Shulman, of the Eitingen
Sichrd Co., Inc, New York City, ar
rived in Juneau on the steamer Ala
media. He is on a fur buying trip in
Alaska for his company. Mr.. Shul-
man WAS formerly furrier for Gold
STEMS Emporium and left several
weeks ago to accept his present po-
s9tion in New York City. He ex-
poets TO be here several days.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
Next Sunday Is
Designated Near
East Emergency Day

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 81
President Harding today ad
dressed an appeal to Governors
of sta!tos for the observance of
next Sunday as Near East
Emergency Day" and suggested
iuhrough co operation of Mayors
of cities and towns and other
public civic authorities that the
day may be observed for t.
special purpose of directing at
tention to the need OF substan-
tial relief through American
organizations esiua blished for
that end.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
Administration Forces
Lose in First Fight

WASHINGTON. Nov 27-The ad.
ADMINISTRATION forces in the Senate lost
the first major legislative contest in
the special session this afternoon
when the Democrats. Progressives
and Republicans united to recommit
the resolution authorizing the $5,O00,-
600 loan to Liberia.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-27
MOOSE PLAN BIG DANCE

The local order of Moose Is
planning a big dance next Wednes-
day night, Thanksgiving Eve. Sew
eral surprises are ito be sprung. ac-
cording to the committee in charge.
New music by the orchestra under
the leadership of Dorothy Chaffee
has been received and will be played
for the first time at the dance.