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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCASTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

reservni porucik, mad'arsky
lid, lepsi cestujici V obcan-
skem zivote. Neskodny mluv-
ka, jenz rad vypravel muzstvu
o hrdinstvi, 0 tom jak Sc dr.
Eel na fronte, &C o mem vSich-
nj vedeli, re V III nebyl ami ne
kolik hodin, re jakmile do
fronty prisel, utekl k lekari a
dostal Sc do nemocnice. Rad
mluvil S muzstvem 0 social
smu a zavrhoval veskery mo-
derni proudly, snazil Sc pre-
svedciti vojaky, re lidem bylo
lepe, kdyz nedbali ruznych,
modernlch teorii a slope poslou
chali rozkazu panu.
Muzstvo zaryte mlcelo pfi
v~ykladech porucikovych a sot-
va Sc obratil, vysmlvalo Sc je-
no slovum.
"Vsak uz mas S vojnou ne
rozhazite." - "Dejte nam pc
radne n~aiist." "PoSlete mas
domu." = "Vsak my vine,
iak name jednat," rikali mezi
sebou vojaci.
Nespokojenymi zacinali byt
i N6mci.
Konecne pTipraveny pocho-
dove setniny k odchodu.
Prapornim velitelem pocho-
dovych setnin byl nadporucik
Czech, dobry znamy Jiriho re
studii.
Priblizil Sc den odjezdu. Wy
konany obvykle ceremonie
Setniny seradeny k veceru IA
cviciSti u baraku. Zaveleno
pred odchodem ma drahu, k me
dlitbe. Vojaci, jake vsichni, KITE
II Sli pred mimi z baraku dc
pole, zvolali, kdyz vychazeli 2
tabora: "Lumparno povol
hej rup.!" Marine bylo prisnt
napominani, vySetrovani, kdC
tax volal, "a chvili ozvalo Sc
sborem znovu: "Voino, povol
Hei rup!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
MAYOR kOHLER MA
PRAZDNINACH.

Ably patrne zustal usetren
zadostmi RUN oh Gfadolovca
i obtiznych navstevniku, Wy
tratil sc vcera odpoIedne ma
yor Fred Kohler q uradovny a
nastoupil prazdninovou cestu
ma z~otavenou parnikem j.. j.
Sullivan, patrici The Pioneer
Steamship CO. a profile dovo-
lenou ma velkych jezerech. Ce-
stu podnika We spoleGnosti sve
choti. Podivnym jest, re &C.
sta konana iest parnikem ma
kladnim, vozicim obyceine ru-
du, kter6 krone muzstva po-
sadky, die prayideI nesmeji
dopravovati cestujicich.
Kdy dovolena skonti, nenl
znamo. DIE m6stsk6ho statu-
tn zastavati ma mayora ridi-
tel m6stskych pray, Paul Lamb
ale ielikoz tento meSka prave
We Washington6, kde y~yjedna>
va o zasoboydni Cleyelandu
uhlim, nastupuje jake dradu-
iici mayor riditel vereine sluz-
by j. +. Maine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
RADENI LEsNlCH PCZARU

Washington, 25. ceryence.
Pc deset dni hori lesy ma roz-
loze $1,000 akru pady Y St.
Joe narodnIm lese q vsechny
pokusy ma utlumeni pozaru az
dosud selhaly, die zpravy OBJ
drzen6 dfadem vladni lesni
sluzby.
Az dosud pozar zpusobil asi
"a $4,000 skody ma stro-
mech, staybach 4 plotech. Ma
500 muzu zapasi S plameny.
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PROCES S

Chicago, %. cervence. -
big Tim Murphy, 'Frenchy'
Nader, Con Shea, Daniel
Mccarthy a John Miller, terro-
riste Z delnickeho hnutl, byii
postaveni pred soud pro zavra-
zdeni policejniho porucika
Lyonse, jenz byl ~zastEelen,
kdyz Sc pokusil zastaviti auto
mobil, V nemz jelo Sest muzu,
kteri bomboyali tovarny, jez
odpiraly pfistoupiti ma poza-
davky, kladene miemi. Pres
vseobecn6 o6ek&vani, stat ne
zada trest smrti, ackoli oceka-
va usvedGiti vSechny obzalo-
van6 2 vrazdy. Netyrdi Sc, re
Murphy, Nader 2 Shea byl.
skutecne We vrazedne druzin6.
ale stat dokazuie, ze nafizo.
vail zlotiny a piatili zbujni
KUN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

PRODA Sc tmavy kryty truck
dale dunn 0 6ti pokojfch, vse
modern6 zafizeno. Naleza Sc
bllze Brookside parku a Deni-
son kary. Adressa Sc sdeli V
adm. t. listu. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

Nol1' tSl'ooa1 Io WHY
niCeho vazne.
Cviceni obden vynechaval,
nechoyal Sc, jak Sc ma dustoj-
nika sluSl, S muzstvem Sc pTa-
tell, vypravelo Sc 0 mem, re vet
sinu dnu ma vojne prozil jake
nemocny, pc nemocnicich a ma
rekonvalescentnich dovole-
nych.
Vetsina dustoiniku chvela
Sc pred velitelem praporu,
podplukovnikem, kteremu Sc
mezi mimi prave tax jake mezi
muzstvem, pfezdivalo Brebur-
da. Nikdo neved6l proc. Snad
pro jeho drobnou, nerVosni pc
staviGku, naval no tax nekte
~ vojak, Leg uvazovani, &C
jmeno to znamena a pTezdiv-
ka So raZem uiala. Jenom po-
ruCik Hachladil sc "Breburdy'
nebal. PR raportu, We kterem
2ddal on6t 0 rekonvalescentni
d~oVolenou, sc 5 MIN pohadal,
re S hruzou naSlouchali kolem
stojici du~stojnici.
Pro muzstvo jakoby Sc stal
Jill svym povySenim zcela j.
.rym clovekem. Snail Sc Ia
chovavat; Sc starymi znamymi
byvlly ton, nez marne = vide
Ii V mem az jineho, ciziho clio
v6ka, nedovedli Sc w k nemu
tax nenucen6 pfatelsky cho-
vat jake drive.
Zena Sc V dopise zaradovala,
re mu Dude nyni lepe.
Nez Jiri necitil Sc V novych
pomerech nikterak st'astnym.
Byl skoro rad, kdyz byl pride
len pochodove setnine.
Pro ceske dustojniky nebyl
ruzovym ziyot u nahradniho
praporu. Velitel byl zarytym
Nemcem a Cesich videl ne.
pratele statu. A Jirimu bylo Ii.
to, re mezi mimi bylo n6kolik.
kteTi skoro zapirali svou narod
most a skoro herald mezi sebou
mluVivali cesky.
Tydne pofadany prednasky
pro dustoinlky. Nabadano k l
drzovani rakusackeho ducha
mezi vojskem. H%ovoreno Q u.
volneni discipliny, o vkradan
Sc revolucniho ducha do Vol
ska.
"A toho Sseho .isou vinni re
seryni pani,' rozGiloval sc
hodinach prednasek velitel pre-
poru, maly, nehezky muzicel
"Breburda". Zkazili nam vol
sko svymi civilnimi zpusoby
| ,Jali by Sc byl drive nekdy opo
vail porucikl ain lajtnant. pr
ii Sc sc sym velitelem prapo
III jake dnes. Kdyz fekl veil
tel ie to cerne = kdyby to by
10 stokrat bile - ami setnik II,
odvazil Sc pohnouti brvami
prikyvl, re ie to cerne. Dne
Sc / poruGici hadajl Sc svyn
predstaVenym u raportu! Jak'
opili sedlaci pr kartach V no
spode. Kan to spejeme PIANO
We! Re katastrofe, jenom k hr
zne katastrofe a toho vseh
isou vinni reservni panove."
Vsichni naslouchajlci velite
loVvm slovum tvarili Sc prism
vazne a iakmile zavrely Sc z
MIN dvere, jake hosi We skol
DO odchodu ucitelove, HAST
sc vysmivali jeho slovum, VS..
chni: aktivni i reserynl
kdyz odesli reservni a aktivr
byli mezi sebou, small Sc Zas
reservnlm a pochvalovali 81 81
va veliteloya. re ma pravdu.
~reservni Ease nadavali ma az
tivni, ma jejich otrockou SIT
zebnost a nekteri z Mich akti
MIN to donaseli a nespokoiel
z aktivnich, V duv6rnych civ
Itch s reservnlmi vypraveli, ia
0 Mich smysleji aktivni -.
Takovy byl zivot mezi oil
stojniky. Nebyl isl jist pre-
iinym.
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MfNiTE-LE STAVET
aneb koupit nejaky majetek,
obrat'te Sc ia zkuseneho sta
yitele. Mate-li lot, my YAM ma
mem postavime. chcete-li kou-
pit, my Yam prodame, praye
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dom a jeden pro dve rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem jake prvni splatku, ostat
nf m 6 proc. Y kazd6m pripa-
d6 YAM prodame poctiv6.
P. NEUZIL a SYN
9715 Depison Ave.
Tel. Heml. 4219.
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PRODA Sc Ford cestoyni kara
1918, dobry stroll, prendavaci
kola, oversize gumy, motor
meter a mnoho extras; da Sc
"a $3.50 hotoy6. Haste Sc pc
Ste hod. vecer \ Z. 54o4 Storer
Ave. rob zap. 81. III. 7-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

RODA Sc pekny automobil
Maxwell. krasny horeisek. vel
hi LEVINE. Haste Sc u Nj. hu-
Gerry 4426 Broadway. /?
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PRODA Sc dun asi 3 roxy

PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
Ky obchod Y okoli Buckeye Rd.
a vJch. lie. ILL.,, kde Sc proda-
va pouze "a hotov6. Haste sc
u els. 1924 Buckeye Rd.
7-29
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Sc byt D ctyrech
svetnicich. Haste Sc Y els.
1854 L. 80. St. 7-26
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pRODA Sc

PRODA Sc velky, krasny buf-
fet, 8 karpety, velk6 zreadlo,
kanape, stolky IA kv6tiny a jill
ne veci. Haste Sc Y els. 464l
Broadway.
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Sc grocerni obchod,
.kde Sc trzi kol $500 tydn6 pr
hotoy6m placeni a kde je 5yt
10 5ti pokojieh. Naleza Sc Y c.
.2182 zap. 10. ul.. vezmete
Fairfield ave. karu aneb ma
IvStivte jednatele Y Market
Building ma Woodland a vych.
.55. ul., room {. 207 mezi 3 a 5.
hod. odpoledne. T-2o
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PRIME Sc n6kolik inteli-
gentnich jednatela. Dobry w
d6lek zarucen. O blizSi infor-
mace zatolejte Union 236 K.
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@ Sc pekny dun Q 5ti
pokoiich, koupelna, dlazdena
ulice, lot 40 pr $50 str. Cena
$500. Haste Sc V els. 1919
Z. 138. st. Tel. Broadway 1884
w. 20
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Projev s%oustrastiI.

Pod dojmem bolestne zpravy, kteIa nam bya zadana
zvlastnm oznamenim t6zce zkousenou, vazenou rodlnou Blahu
q Pisl, Cechy, 0 nenadal6m skonu naseho miovaneho synovce
hratra q SVakla,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi pres $3.50
tydn6, jest blize divadla a je
pri mem pekny byt o 5ti poko-
jich. Zavolejte Hamlock 1850
aneb Sc ptejte jednatele We
Woodland Market Building,
rob Woodland a 50 ILL.,, dveIe &.
207. 8-3
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PRIME Sc fadna a spolehli-
va zena k vedeni domacnosti v
ctyIjlenn6 rodin6. Haste Sc
Tx els. 1874 +, 46. al. Pr
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PRONAJNE Sc obchodni mi
.sto, hodici Sc pro jakJkoIi OBJ
chod. je pr mem byt nahofe Q
6ti pokojich. Haste Sc \ elsie
.2814 Woodhill Rd. Tel. Gar
field PATS. 80
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Bang! Van Buren Fell, Lost Head Entirely; One Tragedy

WASHINGTON. June 21.-At th' White House the ether night snenct auropred to brood darkly over the gleaming white Of the beautiful strnc ture.
 SudderNy a pis.cl shot r..rg ou fnade. There was a frightened pat ter Of running feet lights blaSed and the whole White House was alive.
 Secret service mon and the entire guard hurried into tho long hall from where the shot was heard Standing in the center of the room smoking rsyolyer in his hand. stood a white faced rollce guard Btfore him On the floor lay. the shattered bust Of President Martin Van Baron. Here IS tho story:
 The officer. battling hravely against the wife of Morpheus. finally had succumbcd--to be brief. he fell asleep. But evcn in his sleep he carried with him tha' deep sense of responsibility that goes with those who guard the security of Presidents
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21

Awakened by a sudden noise. he aw before him paliid. gleaming orm His subconscious mind acsei ": h the speed of light
 Whipping out his revolver he fired. With a crash thei bust of Van Burn ell 10 the floor. A few seconds ater the astoundci policeman was urrounded by the entire White House force, all asking for an ex- planaticn.
 "l don't know how it happened" 1e gIsped. "I thought t was soma hing. don, know what. some thing"
 The officer new has s"~.he- ros.. md Martin Van Buren. fully restoret | by the hands of an expert scr,n' 1T. has resumed his accustomed vis'l 'a the lower corridor ef tho W"'Aa House But if you WI leak closely YOU will see a long s're@k of NN~a+t inst where the shoulder io'rs the throat And right in thu eer'a- If that streak is the mark of bullet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Masked Men Appear in
 Court; Catch Witnesses

PORT ANGELES, Wash. June 21. Masked rmcn today walked unan- nounced into the coiGt room here, where T. II. Riley and Charles Butt are on trial for slaying Ray Light ffl a hold-up of a logging camp at Dis covery Bay on March 25
 The masked men were ejocted on order of the judge.
 George Vandervcer. attorney for the defense. prot tested and asks sim liar testimony from all witnesses to test thcir ability to identity of masked men
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
BIG LEVEE BREAKS.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, June 21.- Four hundred feet of the levee pro tecting San Benito irrigation dis trict, "A miles up the river. broke this afternoon. A large force of workmen has been sent to the scene which is threatened.
 The situation in the lower valley is brighter with reports from the Mission River section that the water has fallen two feet since 10 o'clock this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Critical Stage of Flood Waters Expected Between Mid-
 night and Dawn.
THOUSAND MEXICANS ARE
 REPORTED AS MAROONED
Sixteen Thousand Acres Are Under Water-Food Be-
 ing Sent by Airplane.

SAN ANTONIO, June 21. - The critical stage of the flood on the 'ower Rio Grande River is expected between midnight tonight and dawn tomorrow.
 Already the flood waters have in- ndated 16,000 acres of land in Starr, Hidalgo and Cameron coun- ties.
 One thousand Mexicans have been marooned.
 Three aviators from Kelly Field 7dsy dropped bags of food to ma- rconed farmers.
 The figures on the loss of life are not available owing to communica- tion being interrupted and also on account of so many being missing who might later be found.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Temperance Worker Under Arrest; Is Some Swindler

LOS ANGELES, June 21.-Rev. Donald S.ewar-. prominent California temperance worker and credited With having caused the elimination of segrcga'ed districts from a number
 of towns. also the author of "Well Mlke California Dry" has bcen ar rested Tho arrcst was made on .herges of bigamy in several st~r IT
 where. il is allogcd. he hos swindled a nuulscr of wives out of thousands of dollars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Alien Married Women
 Are Given New Status

WASHINGTON, June 21.-To meet conditions which its friends claimed the suffrage amendment, the House has passed by vote of 206 to a bill opening to alien mar ried women substantially all natural ization and citizenship rights enjoyed by alien men.
 Tine bill permits American women who marry foreigners to retain their citizenship unless they renounce their allegiance to America.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Washington State Senator
 Dies Following Operation

SEATTLE. Juno 21.--S.ate Sena- tor T. D. Rockwell, former member of the State Tax Commission. died last might following an operation last Sunday caused by intestinal trouble.
 T. D. Rockwell for the past several ycars has been making Seattle his residence. having gone there from Eastern Washington. He was law yer. prominent in club and political life and was ono of those men who tried to make life pleasant for all with whom he came in contact.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Seattle May Celebrate on
 July IT, Arrival Gold Ship

SEATTLE, June 21-Membes of she Yukon Order of Pioneers will meet tonight to plan celebration in Seattle this summer marking the 25th anniversary of the arrival in Seattle of the first gold shipped from Alaska.
 The Portland arrived here on July IT. 1897.
 Several years ago tho Potlatch was celebrated and several days were ob- served in having a big time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Marconi Says He Has Perfected New Invention

NEW YORK. June 21.-Gug- lfelmo Marconi today announced the invention of "a radio search light" by which radio waves which can be reflected like light waves may be sent in q given di- reotion instead of broadcast to all points of the compass. The invention will enable the use Of radio lighthouses" capable of flashing and guiding radio beans for a distance of 100 milas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Hints that Secretary Of War May Be Asked to Resign

TOPEKA. June 21.-Unitcd States Senator Arthur Capper, of Kansas, in a special dispatch received here. declares that Secretary of War Weeks is en- tirely out of tune with the Hard ing administration. Senator Cap per declares that if Secretary Weeks does not resign, is resig- nation might be very properly requested by President Harding.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Predicts Labor Crisis If Railroad Men Walk Out
Secretary Fall Is Planning
 To Make His Alaska Trip

WASHINGTON. June 21.-Aband- cnment of President Harding's trip to Alaska, announced yesterday at the White House, owing to pressure of public business, will not interfere with the trip of Secretary Albert B. Fall, of the Department of the ln- terior except possibly remove the cause for a delay in an effort to synchronize the trips. Secretary Fall may leave for the Pacific Coast within the next two weeks for his Alaska trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Rebuke Supreme Given By Foch: JanitOr Called Down

Take him yourself growled the janitor. Under the archway on the ether side of the court yard"
 The civilian did so but on the way out addressed the janitor again:
 Couldn't you be a little more obliging to the blind?" he asked. gently.
 There are too many. and l haven't the time" was the surly response
 Tt seems to me t is your duty to help them" said the other.
 'I can find time-and am Mar shal Foch."
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
ARMY OFFICERS
 COMING NORTH
Three Assignments fro m States Are Made to Forces
 Located in Alaska.

WASHINGTON, June 21. - Army orders were issued today transferring the following to the 59th Infantry for duty in Alaska:
 Captain Ivy J. Crawford, from the 14th at Columbus. New Mexico
 Captain Loren C. Stewart, from the 17th at Houston, Texas.
 Major Alfred s. Balsam from duty at St. Paul, Minn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
MINERS STRIKE
 NOW MENACINC
Public Utility Service of Wis consin Claims Panic for
 Next Winter.

MADISON, Wis, June 21. - The Public Utility Service of Wisconsin is being seriously menaced by the present coal strike according to J. E. Cadby. Secretary of the Public Utility Service Association.
 Secretary Cadby declared that con tinuance of the strike endangers all industry and threatens a coal panic next winter
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Fifty Thousand Strike
 Today in New York City

NEW YORK. June 21. - Fifty thousand workers in the mems clothing industry in the Metropolitan area struck today in an effort to force offers to let work out to reg istered union contractors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.

CINCINNATI June 21 --- Govern ment ownership and operation of railroads will not be an issue in the threatened strike by over one million shop workers and others spokesmen for the rail unions told the Amer ican Federation today, which re- sponded to the request by withhold ing reaffirmation of the Federation s stand fayoring government owner ship princiles. It was said that it was the general belief that the ad- ministration was unsympathetic and the time inexpedient to press the issue at present.
 Discuss Alliance.
 Concerted action between the United Mine Workers and the Rail road shop crafts employees under terms Of the alliance signed in Chi caso last February, were discussed last night by officials of both or ganizations. Particular attention to legal phases of the strike following the Supreme Courts decision in the Coronado case were also discussed.
 To Aid Ste?l Strikers.
 Tho American Federation of Labor convention will halt tonight while the delegates go to Newport, Ken lucky, where steel workers are strik ing, to hold a mass meeting to sup port the strike.
 The conventions education com mittee today reported declaring that new evidence has been found that anti-labor propaganda is being cir culated in text books in public schools.
 Amendments Proposed.
 Late this afternoon the conven- tion received the report of the police committee which recommended four amendments to the Federal Consti- luton and the repeal of the Sher- man act.
 The amendments proposed con- cluCed a congressional veto of Su- preme Court decisions, providing that labor by children under t6 years of age in any mine, mill, factory, workshop or mercantile establish ment be prohibited, prohibition of enactment of any anti-strike laws and making the Constitution more flexible and easier of amendment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21

PARIS. June 21.-"Excuse me, am l neur the Wounded Soldiers IGSti- tute?" asked blind veteran of a nass.ng pedes trian as he tapped his way along the sidewalk. 'Tve only been there twice and I'm not quite sure of the way"
 You are close to 1t now; let me take you" came the reply
 Arriving at the door the guide said to the jlnitor:
 Kindly take this man to the sec tion for the blind"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
EVERYBODY ENJOY YOURSELF TODAY FOR
 IT IS THE LONGEST DAY OF THIS YEAR

tonight will n
  Y Yukon Aakaket Alaskan villages situated north c midnight
 norhernmost vii  August
 therefore 83 length
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
COAST GUARD
 GUTTER SMITH
 COMING NORTH
Ship from Atlantic Coast to Hunt Down Drug and
 Liquor Smugglers.

LOS ANGELES, d. June H-The Cc&eat Guard cutter Smith has sa- rived here from the Atlantic Coast to cooperate with the Western customs authorities against liquor and drug smugglers.
 The Smith will be stationed at ketchikan, Alaska.
 The cutters Cahokia. Cygan and Vaughn have also arrived and they will patrol the California coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Lineup of New Irish
 Parliament Is Given

DUBLIN, June 21.-The approxi- mate representation in the new Irish Parliament as shown in returns up to this afternoon follows:
 Coalition Pro-treaty 54: Coalition 33; Labor IA; Farmers 5, and Inspectors 10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Prediction Made by Chairman Hooper that Disaster
 Will Follow Walkout.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP NOT ENTER IN STRIKE
Miners and Railroad Union Chiefs Meet in Confer
 ence Tn Cincinnati.

CHICAGO, H., June 21.-Unfor- tunate results to memberships of unions desirious of striking is pre- dicted to follow the threatened walkout of rail unions on which strike vote is now being taken by nine railroad labor organizations. This is the prediction received in letters from Ben w. Hooper, Chair man of the Railroad Labor Board to union leaders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Securities Stolen from
 Bank Found in Gulch

SEATTLE. June 2l-Six thousand dollars won.h of securities stolen from Inc East Stanwood Bank were brought to Seattle last night by Cashier l.. M Ammdsen, of the bank. The securities wore found in 36 sofe deposit boxes discovered in I gulch near Lake keechelus last San lay by a Seattle couple.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Searching for One Body.
 Find Another at Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. June 2i.-Sailors searching for the body of H B Con roy. drowned yesterday. found anOth- CT body in the Willamette River. The body is that of an unidentified man bound with rope and weighted down with iron bars. The authorities are unable to state whether il is murder CT suicide.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Six Auto Tourists Are
 Killed; Hit by Train

MACON. Ga. June 21.--Six auto tourists were killed here this fore noon when a Central Georgia passen- ger train hit the machine the tourists were in
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Oregon Lumber Mills
 Destroyed by Fire

DALLAS, Ore, June 2t-The mil and lumber yard of the Forest LIm- Der Company was burned last night The loss is estimated at $l00,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Woman Wins Nomination
 For Senate; Is Democrat

ST. PAUL, June 21.-On the face of the Democratic primary returns Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen has been nominated for the United States Senate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-21
Former Alaskan Receives
 Stay of Sentence; Plea

SEATTLE. June 21.-Alle"H "H'ions by Charles Cotney. former Alaskan, hat testimony on which he was con victed last week. the charge being hat he was dealing in narcortics. was framed led to postponement today of the sentence until new trial is pettioncd for Cotney has good record and is not drug ad diet, his counsel says.
 Cotney was met recently at Ketch- ikan when steamer arrived thara from Seattle Officers told him he was wanted in Seattle and Cotney took the next steamer back. unac- companied.