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OVERSEAS TENNIS MEN
stick TO T0URNAMEh
front-Rank Americans All
Come Through Third ROM,
Successfully.
tBy United News.l


PHILADELPHIA. Sept It'll
ov"rheaa tennis stara and tho frorI
rank American tournament cad
paiEncrH nil cnnn through BucceJ
Inlly In tho third round OF the nj
ti"nal ainRles championship Mond;I
ana tho tournament Will begin
warm up M the seeded players Ord
cIoser TO matches With each other
the fourth round.
Gerald l.. pn,teIron eaHily col
Iucr"d w. W. InRraham. OF Rho|
island. TN" Junior star. ca. Ga, Z
Ihsraham had Patterson ON the HhcI
nut Phttnrson came through with
burst thu: won the match
Tat O'liara Wood. Australia. elm
mated Wills Davis. Of Californ
90. g.. "a. and James c. Andorgt
won from I.ucicn r.. Williams.
Yale. the intercollegiate champio
6-t. 6-2. GA
Howard Voshell. one OF the Amer
can seeded players. fell before Ma
n"I Alfonso. OF the Spanish Davis Cl
'"Htn. IN sun match. %, 6-l. Ca
Little E!ll Johnston defeated Sta
icy PEARSON. 81. 81. C.. gaining
Sp.ed and command after the fr
set. which nearly went To penrso
VINO had Johnston down. 5-2. In a
htHt set Vincent Richards. the your
with Carl Fisher. CO Ga. 6-l. al
Icnzo Shimizu. the Japanese. va
from William +. Wear. CO.. 60, g.
William T. Tilden. the master. wd
hHndlly from Lyman l.. rrcmain
60 60, G-l. Howard klnscy dcfca
80 William J. Cloth!cr, the PhiIadc
phia veteran. holder OF the char,
p,"ushlr IN 1906. 80. $40. Ga. G..
81 Watson Washburn defeated
NJ Char.st. i-G. 81. 60, s-4. and
Norris Williams won from Perry
Han. G-3 Ga, G-3
Other survivors for the four
round are Herbert l.. Bowman, ~t
won from +. T. Anderson. as, c.
:. 20, Sc. Francis T. Hunter. wy
defeated Lawrence - Rice, of Bosto
-. "a. 3-S. 6-3. 6-3. and r. II. Biz
zen. who eliminated Ray p. Johpso
So 80. Ct So
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-. Louis.

ID'"IH '-..,...... II > To y II Z
TWO out when winning run was
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EVER HAMMER EASY
FOR LEW TENDLER
Lnv AesnclntcN rrcssl

EINIIIN, TN. Srpt. 'IT.-
Lew Tender, Philadelphia light
weight. won an easy victory tonight
over Ever THINNER. OF Chicago. in an
Gig round bout Ut the National
League baseball park Tender vir-
tuailv made a punching bag Of tn"
thiCtc"an. and had the better of
every round.
Joe TiplitZ. 81 this city. won the
popular decision IN an cight-roundi
bout with Pal Moran. Of New Or
leans. Moran was on the defensive
ali the way.
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GIANTS PULL AWAY
BY DOUBLE VICTORY
New York Increases Lead
With Two Wins Int After.
Noon al Bnsluii,
[ Az Asan,,i,,cL r,,u., /,

NEW YONG, sept. il, ~Tha Sew
Nh'inna'a Increased their lend
| w "tr md pur-hair gnmea Inday l.,
wee ""'""'ins Boston. T TT II, The
w" fnm"s. however. were directly
mnppoSi'': ~ Inc first game, J.. $50
,'h'h"s r't"h.d well fur seven iu-
mimcs' ana had II lead of seven rune
Wn"n n" weakened and waa s,una
,"r i"nr rnn2 In the eighth. n"s,nn
s",r" w" more m RYAN Ia ihs
ninth. hut V. barnes New yurh a
thlrd pitcher Retired the aide en n
u"nhie play. In tho srcnni GENE,
n"s'"n p"t on Ia n siH-rur lead, hut
'he Giants scotph i've IN their hnii
"f the fourth nnd won ON, IN Inc
seventh,
The htt'ne, "f ruwoll aud Kelly
,satur"d. -" FORMER getting 4 ,ripir.
lhrse doubles aud two singles IN the
'Wn games aud tho latter n home rim,
double three singles and a racrl.
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CLEMSON SIGNS Up
ASSISTANT COACHES

:, I'!3N!'VN 'VI.T.EiiE. :. G. Sept
ii--,A coaching san second 20 none
" me '-"Hth - wHHt Coach stewart
~ clemson - h"rlug for thi. IAN.
IN ~. ~ ". shaw. 90 Nebraska.
vs. h!N Ion" h"ip"r white for IN.
approaching s".rrn H." has engaged
~" ''ssiStaH"" 81 captain T. H. May.
hpi-'!h Fr"d"rirk s"hrricH. io,h or
'A." hH1 I'n"'Ao C"ast fain-. ana as
-'TE-C"S 49, Fred ". Hamilton ,p--
me- rtpi'.r ~ 49," Wh,h!n.tou STATE
:" Team. when defeated Brown
'hi ."uN'yi'Fnt. iu International
IdU.'> ii 'Hlt a,fd tyI-
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HMM Ti,IJs In T,uru,,

Npkb \Tp. sept. Another
tempt VIII 10 made tomorrow
start the opening round of 'hr :
uadi.n w"m"us golf champions
tournament POSTPONED today on i
cuunt al heavy rainfall. The i
Of ono DAY VIII bc made up Frid
und"r prcs"n, plans by playing /
rounds. So that only the nnals y
10 left for Saturday.
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BRILLIIEART Is WINNER
fEy Associated rrrss.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. Washing
ton hattcd tho lioston pitchers hard
today and WON handily. !. TO g.:
Piercy was hatted out oI the box in
the nfth inning and I[urr. who took
mis- place. was also hit hard. Hr,Il.
heart was effective, but wild, and
Johnson relieved him In the NTH
round. Goslin led Washington with
IA" stick, getting five singles in as
many turns "a bat. Score:
Tho SCORE:
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Babe Takes Big Jump
by Clouling Two Homers
Try Nssociated Press.

FIIf.NpEII iIlN. Sept IL
Babe Ruth made two home runs.
his thirtic'h and thirty first.
today In tho game between New
York and Philadelphia. There
was no ON" on base in either in
stance. THO nrst drive was made
on NaNl"r IN The NTH Inning and
III" second "ff Schiliing in the
eighth.
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Hope Secured bySwap With Columbia
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
-Four Clubs Ask Virginia LeagueSession
BY EARLE LUTZ

n
In
OF htters.
,onn.,
for >"''~N
he held
on the cc
tho bu
Tho OF tho meeting
th'y going TO drop
known tho
perhaps n newt
James f. Grass principal owner Of tho Richmond
I sis NJ
have idcaon
to
nd
Richmond y.
conference
e. LAMB OF sad
Richmond
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Attendant" at the Saturday gam"
between Richmond and church Hill
was 1890. making total ~ $500
i"r tho series the colts took 80
p"r "cni ~ an approximate" Eat" ~
s2,3"u, which gave inc sixteen play
"rs about tHH as . getaway gift.
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- - - Y
'Iiai;ca for Warhup IN rinh;h,
&Rhn Tor l.ani IN ,;rh,h.
Stsr, l\ inuiurS

MASON .....,,.....,.. 600 9uu olu :;
MAJ lesion ,,,....,,.,. oun uou a2l g
summary! Earu"d ruu> Wurur
y: Charleston, 3. Vhry, base hit.
'nNlrr, Rasr IN balls ~ WarEur.
Oh i'rnnct', J. struck ct, Icy Wnr.
mop. toy i'ipgrasN, !; hl Rouu"tt, :
Heard. ClnU>,r Ei,hl.,u,,.h. E,,,...
stolen h"S" l;nhWcr i.,t, un h,Spx
ilS"u. - Charleston. q. n"ui,I.
MAYS i.and 10 Clause. Eodriyu", L.
Tim" OF game. li3. l-mrir.. .,u.
son ;'nd lilIcL lurn.
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totals ....,,... 10
New York.
Totals ,...,...,, ~ - - i
l!nt'"d for Maruuard IN cirhtr.
tSau"d for b'Ncil IN eighth.
STATED for C""ncy IN ninth.

. Wv ~ ''t'uGNs X
New York ,, pa ur1 'a>
summary; Two base hi;s Powell
~. Rancroft 60. R"$"r, ll"m" rum
Kelly. stolen lHsrS Bancroft.
iriSch. cunuiiH lam. puu-
III" plays-1roh. I'risch aud Kelly:
li,nrr"fi and Kelly: FrIsrh. Bancroft
aud Kelly. Left on base Now York.
'; Boston. 3. Rasrs ON halls on
Naruuard. ?: or Ryan, J. on Cuoucy.
!. struck out-hy Maruuard, ! IIits
OF MarGuard. !: IN ! innings: ~
J. Barnes, 10 In "a; "m V. Harness,
nome In %: on toouoy. NON" ga L.:
~ Ryan. 4 In "a. Winning pitcher
J, Barnes. Losing pitch"r-Mar-
uIard. tmpiTes. Mccormick and
'"utellc. Time. l:tS
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u-hItc So. Got wnIsh.

PORT ntRGN. MICH. sept. IL
Leo Walsh. first bas"man "f the To-
cal club Of The Michigan -Ontorio
League. today was purchased by tn"
Chicago Americans. lie Will report
immediately. He hi; .333 and hcidcd
.aSI during the season just closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-12

WHERE TUEI RAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh NJ Uo>tnn.
81. Louis at philadelphia.
ont, two schedule
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. ~; Huston. 3.
Philadelphia 4; New York, 8.
81. Louis. =: Detroit. :.
thIraSo-t ir>rin Tnin.
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Joe LYNCH GETS
ANOTHER SOFT ONE

NEW YORK sept li.-Anoih"r
Cuurs" in the soft diet, which is being
led 10 Joe Lyncn. III. bantam W"ir ht
champion. viii be offered 10 him in a
championship fight" at Madison
Square Garden. IN" opening show of
TIA" indoor SEASON on the night of
september %
Lynch is 20 H"hi Jack Wolfe. ri
cleveland for ia" Junior feather
weight title, tn" weight heing l22
pounds in the afternoon. Wolfe Is
a mars iEhr.d boz with callouse6
shouidc. bi,des bat aside from
these imp"rf"crio9s. ne Is vir'
iUallv Il champion.
Lynch haSu'U worked In Ncw York
sine. he knocked ont Johnny Hutf
tor the HautamwciEht title carly in
tn" summer
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Wilson and Rocky Mount are good
baseball TOXINS. in way hut not
large enough to support Class -
club the way II should hc supported
Wilson just nov is outdrawlms
Charleston In tho interleagu- cham
pionship series, but such attendance
Is exceptional. y franchise divided
between tn" pair, with the games
alternating between tn" Two citi"s
has been suggested. with Newport
News ais" apparently out Of the run
energe,ically 10 land two I've vir-
einia cities. although Petersburg Is
being lined up,
George Sislcr today. Lccais. IL M.
youthful sister hits he Will equal
the Georgia P-achs record OF forty
consecutive games, with a possibility
"i setting new mark the follow
Ing day.
But II C"bh's record is smashed
by Sislar. thu Dctroi, leader may
come across with another one this
year At which bat-m"n have been
fact, since the days OF Willie Kccl"r.
II is the record for 600 hits in each
% eight seasons. As cobb has
slammed out ~ safctics this year
majority at home, he Will hav. an
opportunity Of tying Little Willies
mark
Clarke Grifh,h has promptly spiked
= rumor that George Stailincs would
dIsplSc" ClyG. Milan as manager Of
IN. Senators in !r.3 iriiiith an
n"unces that he is satisfied with
Milan and Viii make no change IN
management.
Tn" once magic name nf Cy Young
aS pitcher MAS announced YESTERDAY
In Boston. when tn" nld-iiuers OF
tn. American League irounccd tn"
"nCieuis uf tn. National circuit by
= S""r" "f - 10 y. Seven twirlcrs
eleven battery men were used ny tho
ins". pitched and finally ump!r"h.
Charity benefited by the 22,o"0 ad
missions.
From Philadelphia comes the news
tina, tho Richmond Giants tho local
r"gro aggregation. are cleaning az
everything In tn. Quaker tity.
wh-r" ia" club is ais" Il member "t
the Philadelphia Baseball Ass""ia
ton. IN" Giants morped up in class
4 win percentage of l.n0n ana
viii n"W play inc winners "r Glasses
y and -. mad" M "f IN" hest semi
pr" teams M tn" city. The Rich
m"nd Chants will return South u"N,
week. alternating three DAYS "acn
tor 'hr"" weeks in Norfolk and Rich
mCnd. with tire" nf tho fastest
teams IN IN" H"rth I'll" iackarack
Giants. ~ NoS York. Hillsdale, at
philadelphia, and ROYAL Giants. Of
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I.Iedmont League Result.

WINSTON Salcm. ! KaIoiGh. ;.
ranvillc. =; Durham. > give In
ninEs. dark.)
Greens hoTo. II: High Point, .
tScvcn innings. dark)
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American ssoriati"n Hc~uIts.
81 Paul, Milwaukee.
Minneapolis, .. Kansas CIiy, ~
Others rain.
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hr III" attendance at ia" iiv" his
games TINS season On tn" Island VIII
depend III" f""thaIl card f"r 1879.
II Richmond shows that IL can be-
depended up"n To turn out ia" crowd,
several important institutions viii
10" glad 20 come here next season.
having already stated th.; Tho! win
watch the 1922 season hcfor" talk -
Ing terms.
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sTANDIaG or CLuns.

WHERE THEy rLaY TODAY
Detroit ut -. Louis.
only one scheduled.
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New York

l:p-tun ...... o03 900 900 9
Sew York ........ 600 800 20X-I
summary: Two bias" hits POWELL.
Kelly. bancroft. Three base hits-
t'owcll. S;engel. stolen base Glib
-um Watson, Young.
EcIly Left on bascs-Ncw York. !
BOSTON. Z. Eases ON balls on Scott.
on Watson. ]; on Rrayt"n, =
Struck oui-by Scott. !: by watson.
|: by Eraxton. !. Iiits-ofi Scott. s
Ina 3 IL: OF IIill. > in "a, off Wat
-ri & In l3: off liraXt0n. in 2
rii Mcnamara. In -. W!!d pitch
scott Winning pitchcr-IIill. Los
np pitcher IraNtnu. Umpircs. SEN
.irllc and MctormiCk. Time. 40.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

HEsi Its lfSIEUD.t
New York. 80; Huston, ga.
Others not scheduled.
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DEMPSEY TO BATTLE
BECKETT N BRITAIN
-. rl-.led Ncnni

Mn YonK Sop. ii-Is"h
has T4ade new plars :G- N" chan. /.
plon's .ai} tUEi:. .ss. gneJ are going
10 Erg-a-t. sailing Nuvcr3b"r 9, ac-
ccrtt12 "a k.arHt. % nea: up JG"
5ecH ett % preliminary 70 ~. 70
tur. bOGi MA. Gorge CARPENTER.
Witch - % !. danced some time,
somewhere 81 Europe perhaps.
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'i:a'tci for Davis In hfih.
SLATED for l'-urtt In ninth.

-c"r" Icy Innings r.
le'roit ............ 600 100 OoN {
-. Louis .......... "I0 100 Or
summary. Two-bla" hits-wil-
!.aims No,hcrgilI. T"bin. Srv"r"id.
Ihr""-hHS" hits N"Hci. SISTER. stolen
..'s"S i'lSsl,r. Foster Sacrifices =
M"Mnn"-. Ihiuli". Ncach DouhIc
play f.hmk" and liaucy. Left on
hhS"s Detroit. ); 81. Louis. u. Eases
on haiis NJ Davis. 3 on Ehml" Il
Siru"i, "u' hy Davis. !: hy Ehinhr,
:" !!!'S--"u Davis. Il in :: on I'ru"t'.
In 1 Hit ~ pitcher hy Ehmkc
Williams. Winning pitcher
I'"H"ti. upig"-. ,;uihri" and Mo-
rarity. Timr. -.
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Appalachian I.cnguc Results.
knnN 81 ii.-c cleveland. rain.
,iTccnvill" q. Johnson CITY.
,callcd cud "f fifteenth. darkness
kingspori. !. bristol. &.
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A soWDl kiss that lasts fol
ten sunny days!

A soMl kiss that lasts for
ten sunny days!
A sample piece Of every
cloth Rogers Peet buy is ex-
posed to Old Soils rays for at
least that time.
If it then fails to match the
rest Of the bolt, the whole
things rejected-even though
all-wOol.
Quality in fabrics is as i'm
portant as quality in tailoring
if were to guarantee lasting
satisfaction--or money back.
ChauffeurS' NOrfOlks.
Made as we make all our
clothing.
For hard wear, the best is
none too good.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
robe trunks--one for two
our MIR. and Mrs.
Mzke@!a!@e
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Philadelphia The frs, gam" hero
VII be September q and tn. hnal
one October :,
king Fo"rnail viii 10 crowned u
f"w weeks uuu. Tn. Sor.th.rr
Conference teams yesterday started
the taiI practice. While others rn'
allied Hitn that cody hav. r""u out
Tor - wcch.
Having q prorrcs.lv. citiz.ury.
Charlotte is making desperate -
inrts - ct ON" ~ TIA. virginia.
sally ini"ri"agvc games this week
IN. teams meet In Wilson 'n.iay and
tomorrow. and Tn" 'U.Nt g,ui" prob
ably VIII b" play-I MI neutral
ground. la four games played :,
tntal OF twenty seven runs mas been
made. showing the c.,iibcr OF III. bali
being put UP
Arrangements arc being mad" -
lay OF tn" football ncid ON Mayo
Island within the next few weeks
inc managcment rs determined !.
give tho customers the best oppor-
tunitN possible to SEQ the game Win
out danger Of obstruction, and u b.
planned 10 construct fcuC. ..r"tuu
tho entire playing hcld 10 Keep all
unauthorized persons III ia. sid"-
lines Business Manager Sam Dor
set u also figuring on having MARX
ars on csrh sid. III rhe r"id Ia
designate tn. "hai1 lines. so that
the spectators viii not HAY" 20 que 8,
"her" the ball IS IN play Number
INK Of players will be insisted on.
too.
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international I.rnrmc Results

Reading. =: Jersey City. {.
syracuse. 3: Toronto. g.
Baltimore. 3 Newark. >. CTw"lre
lnuiuvSJ
Rochester i:unalo. rain.
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Totals
W n>itIiirf,,ti.
Totals 27 IL |


The score by innings: II
NoSton .......... 900 O3O 600 ;
washington .....5il o2o I2x-la
summary: Two-base hits-Burns
f"inich. o'Rourkc. i.amotte. \
IarriR. Thrcc- basr hi,. t,,,
Ia motto stolen hAse-s Harris.
crii.c"s-picrcy, r!c,n!ch nj.
Johnson. Douhl, nI,ys p,.i,,
r'ngh 10 $. Harris to judge. J.rrt
on bases ii"s'"n. {. Washington
TO- Ras" on balls off riercy. >.
h"rr Brilliant. 3. struck out
hy hrilhari. > Johnson. .: Karr.
!iNa-"f r!"rry. - In ga: or
karr. In 3I3 innings: IN nriu
mart. IN or Johnson. ! In : In
n'nSH Hit by pitcher by Erin
hart iM't"helD VIA pitch p!crcv
winning pitcher irIllhai1. Losing
pitcher ll"r"y. rmpir"-. Naliin and
connolly. Tim" az game. IA.
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For honeymooners ward.
robe trunkS--One for two
our MIR. and Mrs.
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Request that Virginia he hole
night Norfolk hccicu
Moye has so wi
M few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
WORK ON CITY PARK TONIGHT; DELAYED
 BY RAIN YESTERDAY

Rainy weather during the day Sunday, delayed work on the city playgrounds and recreation park and the men who turned out were able to remain only a short time. Weather conditions this afternoon indicate a clear evening and work will begin on the ground at 7:30 o'clock, according to J. Latimer Gray.
 Men are requested to bring tools fer. grading the grounds. Provided there is a big turnout every night this week the grading will be com- pleted by the end of the week, Mr. Gray said Only eight days remain until the Fourth of July and big turnout for work is necessary for the completion of the baseball field by that time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
BRIGHTER JUNEAU IN
 PORT SATURDAY NIGHT

The Allska Steamship Company freightier JuneDu arrived in port at midas. ght ISatmdly from the South. The ship had a cargo of 76 tons of freight for the Alaska-Juneau Mining Campany and 20 tons for Juneau, leilving at Il o'clock Sunday morning fer Skagway and the West ward.
 The June m has 161 tons of freight for Skhgway, the most of which WY be shipped to the Interior. A cargo of lumber will Ee discharged at An chorage and explosives at Latouehe. The ship will pait in at Coriova, Valdez, Sewsrd, Latouchc and An cforage, sailing South by way of the outside passage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
SPOKANE HERE SUNDAY FROM
 S|TKA; SOUTH
In Port Five Hours - Takes Fish Cargo from Juneau
 -29 Passengers Out,

The Plo.s,c SllcQm@l.p Comg4ny Spckare returned to Juneau at 5 o'clock yoi14aay morning from Sitka and sailed from she City Dock a1 neon. Elat.hl5E.rI Tho s.aam5h' ? took q cargo of 90 tderces of mid cure sGmcn from the Juneau Cold Storage plant and seven boxes of fa, .bc.: dr1m the Seblstiln Sturat plan.
 Ama t; the passengers arriving Aoro from Sltka were: Marshal and Mrs c. D. Beaumont, Mr and Ms. J. F. Hoag, MT. and Mrs E. V. Be.lld.n Mr and Mrs. J. F. Starr. Miss Mas giea,l.e Bone. Mrs H. s. CT yes, Miss Merry Alesce Graves. Oak Olson.
 Paaaengers leaving Jun0au for the Soss.h were: For Se3st.e-O. Scli3n- bel. Mrs. o. Schombel, K. Armaki. Mrs. K. Armaki. Jerry Murphy. Mrs. JoJncs Fitzgerald, Gus Perct, F. R.. Pierce. J. S. Mackhnon. Sherman Baker. B. c. DelZelle. Frel Peterson, E. P. Austin. For Keachikan-Ches- fer Dea11iug. Mrs. Dserfng, Fred Hen ming, c. L. Proebstel, w. F. Purdue, FaEher Vanderpool For Wr1ngell-- F. l.. Starr, H. Mosrs. Mrs. Julief. Johnson. Bessie Jolgct;On. A. Van Ma vern. R. F. Preston. For Petersburg Mrs. C. A. West and baby, Miss Viola Leonard, NJ. F. Mcdonnell, E. Ireland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

B. C. Delzelle left Juneau on the steamship Spokane for Seattle on a business tltip.
 H. r. Preston, Alaska representa- tive for the National Grocery Com penny of Seattle, aest on ilhe Spokane on business trip ao Wrangell.
 Mrs G. G. Bruce will leave Ju- oeau ,cElght cn the steamship lief ferson fer Skagway to visit with friends there
 NIr. and Mrs. N. G. Hurd, who have spent the past several days here, will leave Tonight on the lief ferson for Skagway and will return to Seattle from there.
 c. c. Lorey and J. w. Lorey ar rived in Juneau, this afternoon on the boat Diana from Funter Bay, where they are employed.
 HaIts Floe. superintendent of the P F.. Harris caanCry at Hawk Inlet IS fn Juneau on q business trip.
 o. T. Brown. special agent in Southeastern Alaska for the Stand ard On Company, arrived here yes rcrdaW on Nhe company boat Pc. troleum II. He will leave tomorrow morning.
 J. T. Tenn2son, superintendent Of the Tenakee caanery, is in Juneau on a tHsincss trip.
 w. s. Pekovich, president of the Alaska Admiralty Gold Mining Com r'-ny, arrived here this morning on his boat, Wild Rose, from the mine 2t F'unter Bay. He will be here several days on business. Charles Farmer arrived here this Afternoon on the Diana from Hawk Inlet
 Oak Olson, local broker, returned on the Spokane from a business trip to SitEa.
 Frank Richardson Pierce, fiction writer, who has been here since Wednesday, left on the steamship Spokane for his home in Seattle.
 1T. Moses, ful1 buyer, left on the Spokane on busiress trip to i Wrangell.
 MT and Mrs John Ford S'arr ] and Miss Marguerite Bone, returned 1 to Juneau on tho Spokane afrer spending the past two weeks at Sitka. mWWNN Marshal and Mrs. George D. Beaumont returned to Juneau on the Spokane after making the round trip to Sitka on the steamship.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
MARINE NEWS G
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
Northbound

Northboun5 JEFFERSON is due to arrive tonight at 10 o'clock. PRINCESS LOUISE due tomor- llSw evSning. QUEEN due to arrive Wednes- day.
 Scheduled Sailines DIANA will leave for Skagway a. II o'clock tonight ADMIRAL WATSON scheduled tO sail from Seattle tomorrow. ALAMEDA scheduled to sail from Seattle June 28 PRINCESS ALICE scheduled to s1il from Vancouve July 1. SPOKANE schedulcd to sail from Seattle July l.
 Southbound ADMIRAL EVANS southbound about June 30 NORTHW ESTERN southbound about June 30.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
State of Vera Cruz May
 Secede from Mexico Rep.

MEXICO CITY, June 26.-A pro- posal that the state of Vera Cruz secede from the republic of Mexico has been made in the legislature of that state by certain radical groups which claim that they are not ade- quately or justly represented in the national congress.
 A resolution demanding secession has been presented to the legislature, demanding that in the forthcoming elections a number of radicals be per mitted to stand for the national cham Der of deputies despite a federal ruling that they are ineligible be cause of d number of technical req sons. It is not believed tSct the resolution will pass.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
MRS. CASEY ENTERTAINs.

For w. w. Casey. Sr., whose birthday was yesterday, Mrs. Casey entertained with a dinner party last evening at their residence in the Carey Shattuek addition. Covers were laid for 20. The guests at tended the reception at the Cover ncr's House for the Huston party and returned from there to the Casey residence for the remainder of the evening. ft
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-26
Assassination of Federal
 Marshal, Wilful Murder

LONDON, June 2G.-The cor'Gner's jury this afternoon returned yer dict of wilful murder against James Corneily gnd James O'Brien in con MedtiGn with the assassination of Federal Marshal Sir Henry Hughes wilson last week in EtIon Square.
 Hundreds of thousands of London CTS paid tribute to the slain Mar shal and stood patiently in drizzling rain while the cortege passed slowly to St. Palils CThedral. Throughout the Empire flags were at half mast and minute gums were fired.