davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27
CHICAGO sP1rns

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Potatoes dull,
receipts "a cars, total L. s. shipments
<I: Wisconsin sacked round whites
3l.?od2io cwt: Wisconsin frozen. 81. I;
a l.s5 cwt.. Wisconsin bulk round
whites mostly. 800 cwt.. Minnesota
sacked Red Rivers some slightly
frozen &1.75d 90 'cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27
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: CHICAGO PRODIrcrE

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Butter higher.
creamery extras, 36isc: f1rsts. 500 35c,
seconds. 21d2ec, standards, 33isc
Eggs, lower: receipts 1888 cases.
frsts, 40c; ordinary flrsts. 34G3sc;
miscella neous. 3sI3ac; refrigerator
flrsts, 24627c.
Poultry. alive. lower. fowls, 2tc;
springs, 23c; roosters, 1sc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27

Issues Restraining Order
DULUTH, MINI. jap. 25.-Fedcral
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27

COTTON QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Spot cotton
quiet: middling. 1870.
Cotton futures closed easy. March.
1855: May. 1i6.o7 July. $3.50; Oc-
tober. 31s.15; December, Sl5.o3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27
KANSAS ctTY pRoDt-cr

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 26.-EEgs
lc lower. firsts. &c
Poultry, unchanged
Butter. creamery. unchanged: paock-
ins 10 higher, Nc
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27
REFINED SUGAR

Furnished by n. s. Walpoie, 7
S29-3e Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27

NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
Furnished by n. S. walpolc. Rooms
s2s-32 Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
TONS Of DEAD FISH
WASHED ASHORE
From Feeders to Sharks
Found Off Pender Coast,
North Carolina.

By the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 10
Thousands of fish, ranging in size
from one-inch bottom feeders to
f1ve-foot sharks. are dying along the
Pender coast and are being washed
upon the beaches over a stretch of
twenty miles. DR.. ]. H. Hamilton,
county health officer. who viewed the
fish, has wired the government
fisheries bureau, asking that experts
be sent here to determine tho cause
of the phenomenon.
DR.. Hamilton advanced the opinion
that the fish were killed by lightning
during the severe electrical storms
of the last few days.
The territory In which the dead
fish have been found in unheara- of
numbers lies north of Top Sail. ex-
tending to Queens inlet. Tons Of the
fish litter the beaches, while the sur
face of the water Is literally covered
with the carcasses of others. Old
time residents of the section declare
that never before in the history Of
the coast have fish in such large
numbers appeared dead along the
shore.
A local geologist advanced the
opinion that an oil gusher or sub
terranean earthquake is responsible
tor the occurrence. He cited the in
stance of tons Of dead fish appearing
on the surface of the sea Immediately
after the Charleston earthquake
about thirty five years ago.
Local health authorities have taken
prompt action to prevent the sale of
fish caught within a hundred miles
Of the scene.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

Chairman Focht Of House District
committee. Company l. of Western
High School wins annual drill. Diplo-
mas presented to 400 George Wash
ington University students Friends
at Columbia Country Club pay tribute
TO Philander G. Johnson. who for
thirty-one years. without missing a
day. has contributed Shooting Stars"
to The Star. Frank c. Wilkins dies.
President Harding receives world
war wounded from nearby hospitals.
Civil Service Commission to use new
type examinations beginning July IA.
with elimination of> old time arith-
metic problems and inclusion of prac-
tical clerical tests. jones resolution
to be called up Monday
Evening star., 1922-06-10
THREE DIE IN new YORK
FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT
Eight Prostrations Reported-Bos
ton Has Third Day of Mercury
in Nineties.
By .the Associated Press.

BY 'the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-Three
deaths ana eight recorded prostra-
tions yesterday were attributed to
the heat. The dead are Hugo kesS-
Ter, seventy three years, who died
while at work in the office of his To-
cal paper in the Staten Island dis
trict; John A. Harris. ninety. OF
Brooklyn. and Leonard Smith, fifty, Of
Astoria, l.. l.
1t was the summers hottest day.
with the temperature going to SIS and
the humidity lowering around the
sixty mark.
BOSTON, June 1Q.-Boston swelter-
ed through the third successive day
Of temperature in the nineties yes
terday. and last night had gained
little relief from a late afternoon
electrical storm, accompanied by a
brief but violent doWnpour of rain.
Many heat prostrations were re-
ported.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
Near North Capitol and
Rhode Island Avenue
$500

Beautiful new Groom md bath
tapestry brick home: containing all
modern improvements. including built
in garage. Last one available in row
This house should be inspected before
purchasing els. W h re Reasonable
terms viii he made
Evening star., 1922-06-10
The Week
EpitSme Of Events Up to
June 10, 1922.
FOREIGN,

Premier Poincare demands that Rus
SLAMS withdraw huge war bill. British
force moves to battle region in Ire
land. Foreigners warned to leave
Shanhaikun. on the NIanchurian bor-
der along the Gulf OF Liaotung, because
serious fighting expected. English hold
up United States ship carrying arms
to lreland.@ Irish constitution draft Is
revised Troops on guard as King
Alexandria and sPrincess Marie marry
at Belgrade. Bankers abandon nego-
tiations for loan to Germany. British
capture fort and occupy town of Bel
leek.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
OBJECT TO FACING
TRIAL WITH MORSE
Two Co-Defendants in Mail Fraud
Case Say "Ex-Convict" Stigma
Prejudicial.

NEW YORK. June 1O.-Counsel for
Stuart G. Gibboney and William A Bar
Der. lawyers. indicted with Charles ".
Morse, his three sons and others. for
using the mails to defraud, arguing for
a separate trial before Federal Judge
Augustus n. Hand, yesterday told the
court in effect their clients objected to
going to trial with an eX-convict
Recalling that Morse had been i'm
prisoned in the Atlanta penitentiary and
asserting that the manner of his release
was a subject of discussion a the pres
ent time Harold Harper of counsel for
the two, declared their standing in court
would be prejudiced IF required to
stand trial in such an atmosphere
Judge Hand reserved decision
Evening star., 1922-06-10
DENNY SAILS FOR JAPAN.
Secretary of Navy and Party Leave
San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 1o.-The
transport Henderson. bearing Secretary
DENLY and his party. composed largely
of members of the Naval Academy
class Of 1881. sailed yesterday. after a
stay of two days, in which the Secre-
tary inspected naval and marine estab-
lishments here and was entertained by
the people of the city. The Henderson
will go to Japan by way of Honolulu
for class reunion, to be held July 4.
Before leaving, Mr.. DENLY expressed
keen satisfaction with the Navy Hos
pital and other establishments which
he visited
Evening star., 1922-06-10

have been Jacob Smith, fifty-fve years
old, of Cumberland. However, full iden'
tity has not yet been established. 4
visiting fireman from Mount Rainier has
not answered to a roll call Of delegates.
although the dead man is not declared
to answer the description >of the Mount
Rainier delegate -
Evening star., 1922-06-10
BODY OF MAN FOUND.
Unidentified Delegate to Maryland
Firemen's Convention Dead,

Special Dispatch to The Star
FROSTBCRG, Nd, June 10-The body
OF an unidentified man, a delegate of the
Maryland State SFiremen's Association.
IN session here, was found on the tracks
of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
railway near this place this morning,
The skull of the man had been frac-
tured and the coroner Is Investigating
to esta olish the theory of foul play.
The man at first was supposed to
Evening star., 1922-06-10
Woodley Road
S19,5OO

In best location Of Petworth: 9
rooms and bath. colonial homes: hot
water heat and electric lights: front
and double rear porches; hardwood
floors. etc: deep back yard; reason
able terms; excellent buy.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
OLCOTT PLURALITY 521.

SALEM. Ore. June 10.7zSiov. Olcotfs
plurality for the republican nomination
for governor in the primary. held Mag
10; was 521, according 10 figures an'
nounced by Secretary Of State kozer,
Six candidates sought the nomination
Evening star., 1922-06-10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Children serenade President and
Mrs Harding at White House. Sons
and Daughters of the Confederacy
hold annual memorial exercises at
Arlington national cemetery. Two
hundred and fifty mobiles of A1mas
Temple leave to attend Imperial
Council session of Mystic Shrine at
San Francisco June 13 to 16. Jones
resolution calling for investigation of
fiscal relations of federal and District
governments favorably reported to
House. Committee of women oppose
abandonment of Industrial Home
School. Civil Service Commission to
use confidential inquiry blanks to
learn character of applicants. Com
missioners considering gasoline tax.
High school cadets hold annual drill.
Chairman Campbell Of rules commit
tee announces that when the Jones
resolution for investigation of fiscal
affairs of District shall be considered
In the House depends entirely upon
Evening star., 1922-06-10

Company, charging they have been and
are using unfair methods Of competi-
ton. Fifty thousand members Of Ku
Klux Klan in night session near Joliet
III. Wages of 100000 shopmen slashed
$60. 900, 900 a year by United States Rail
road Labor Board. Lillian Russell dies
at Pittsburgh. Paralysis Of railroads
July / a possibility as result Of board
decision. Judge Richard A. Ballinger.
former Secretary of the Interior, dies
at Seattle Smith Brookhart leads field
in primary race for the Senate from
Iowa.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
NATIONAL.

United States accepts part In allied
probe of Turkish atrocities. rocahon-
tas statue dedicated on jamestown Is
land. Va. Federal trade commission is
sues complaint against bethlehem Steel
CORPORATION and Iackawanna Steel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-08
DE GUAYAN1LLA

HYGIENE PUBLICA.- Ell csmisio.
naso de obras Publicas de esta pobla.
ci6n, don Eustoquio Torres, ha ordena
do que los bancos de la plaza sean pin.
tados.
-Segin nos inforlna Ell Sr. Astor,
ingeniero constructor, dentro de un
mes estara terminado ell puelits sobre
ell rio.
PoR LA MORAL DEL PUEBLO
Llamamos la atenci6n a quien cores
ponda para que Sc adopten las medidas
necesarias a fin de evitar que Sc con-
tinde jugando en- ciertas casas parti-
culares.
UNA QUEJA A MR.. Reilly La
Sra. Julia Albino Sc ha dirigido al Go
bernador en- son de protesta. pues Sc
intenta, segIn ella, despojarla de sus
bienes, quedando de este modo en- la
Gale con sus siete hijos.
EMPREsTITo MUNICIPAL Sc
estan hacienda las gestiones necesarias
a fin de colocar un emprestito muni-
cipal montante ciento diez mil d6la.
res.
CORRESPONSAL.
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DE sABANA GRANDE

UNIoNISTA AcPEpIDo.- Nues-
tro amigo don Juan Morales. unionis-
ia, fue agredido por Armando Lugo
hace pocos dias frente "a la carniceria,
entire siete y ocho de la noche, reci-
biendo un golpe en- la cabeza otro
en- la espalda. Al agresor lie cxigieron
S100 de fianza.
Ell Sr. Morales informo a este CORES
ponsal que inmedtstamente despu6s de
ocurrido el suceso Sc dirigi6 al policia
Miguel Miralle, quien Sc neg6 a hacer
la correspondence investigation.
DANA ENFERMA.- La virtuosa Y
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Diversas noticias de la isla

distinguida senora dofa Dolores Figue
roa de vazquez, esposa amantisima de
nrestro estimado amigo don JESUS Ma
ria Vazquez, Sc encuentra enferma en-
la clinica de los doctores Ramirez y
Larrache, en- Yauco.
Hacemos votos por su prontl mejo-
ria.
Ell Corresponsal.
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@Debe un marido asesinar a I'm hon.
bre 81 este procura separate de Ia MI
jer quien anna? Yea la production
'NTARTDo Y EsPoSA". su estreno
en- el ''Rialto" Ell dia IL de Ma1zo
Sabado. En- el "oli.upo" ell dia IA
de Mario. Martes. Advt.
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Fun1e 'ROSITA' de
UtuadO
Para pedidos: "AIonso, Riera &
Co., Inc"
Advt.
PURzFIQUE
Advt.

listed puede purihcar su sangre, devols
yer salud vigor su sistema, eliminar la
debilidad nerviosa, fortalecer sus organos
digestivos, reguIarizar sus rinones Ell hi
gado 81 toma ell EHxiy de Leonardi bGr0
la SGngre Fl mejor especihco conocido
para limpiar el cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al CUTS
un color saIudable. alivia ei cansancio fish
co y mental causado por Ell trabaJo y
decaimiento pone
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h16OO LIE OA1A6o'--E1SL SCI N4SAO
esta resultando sumamente defciente,
pues las principales Gales de Ia urbe
casi siempre estan envueltas en- enor-
mes polvoredas.
LUZ ELECTRICA:-El selor Comisio
nado de servicio Pblico, cumpliendo
acuerdos tomados anUeriormente por Ia
Asamblea Municipal, ha procedido n
installation de bombillas en- los barrios
urbanos del Pueblecito Nuevo y Cerro.
CoNTRIBUcIoNES DE SoLARES:-
Segun information del Municipio la ma
yo parte de los Sres. contribuyentes de
solares no han satisfecho sus pagos de
este afo fiscal. Tambien Sc nos asegura
que todos los que no han pagado seran
llevados al tribunal correspondence.
Por esa raz6n hay un gran deficit en-
los ingresos actuales del Municipio.
ANIMALEs REALENGoS:-So in
numerables los que hay en- esta pobla--
ci6n, siendo principalmente perros y
cabros. Los vecinos de la plaza Erni-
ia, nos uaman la atencion de este asun-
| to.
UNA vELADA:Z LA esta ensayando
ell doctor Cortes, ,empresario del teatro,
ayudado. por Ell grupo de j6venes al
cionados, y Sc t1tulara "Juguete Poll
tico satirico de Actualidad" y prone
te ser bien acogido por ell publico a
juzgar por la animation que hay.
AGENTE aINTERINo;-El sefor G..
Hernandez Batista, procedente de Pom
ce, Sc ha hecho cargo interinamente de
este distrito de Rentas Intsrnas, por ha.
berle sido concedida una licencia de
20 dfas al agente sehor G.. Cordova Da
villa. Ambos son personas muy gratas
Y fieles servidores del pueblo.
UNA HEREDEEA:- Ell hogar de
nuestro estimado doctor or,iz, medico
de benefcencia Municipal esta Gle pla-
GENES per haber sido obsequiado poi
su esposa con una preciosa nina que
Sc llama Delgria Mercedes, Ia que ha
venido llenar de algeria a los aludi-
dos esposos.
HOTEL PTCo:- Ha cesado volun-
tariamente como administrator Tel
hotel que lleva dicho rombre nuestro
apreciado amigo don Eduardo Huertas,
habiendose hecho cargo del mismo
nuestra respetabl eaniga doila Isabel
Pic6, la que deseamos muchas prospe
ridades.
NovENAS DE SAN JOSE I'll ola
once del cursante daran principle Ell
nuestra iglesia parrocr3al les 4radicio-
males novenas del gloriosfsimo patriar-
ca San JOSS, cuyos p~eparativos esta
hacienda con gran eaciencia esmero
dona Basilisa R. d Colon, presidenta
de dicha congregac;6n.
jose A. ASENCIo.
Ell CORRESP0NSAL.
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SIJ

sistema en- perfecto estado Es igualmente
efectwo para aliviar las afecciones reuma-
ticas de las cCyunturas musculos. Miles
de personals que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- el Ehriy de Leonard para Ia
S0ngye 10 recomiendan como un remedio
ehcaz en- casos de Stills. uceras, escrofu-
las, anemia. tumores y todas las enferme-
da les que provienen de la sangre. Compre
inmediatamense de su droguista una bote-
LA de EHrir de Leonardi para la
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CoRREsPoNsAL.
DEsDE BAMRos

HUERToS ESCoLARES.- Invitado
este corresponsal por el active profe-
sor especial de agricultural, don OHM
po Santiago, fuilnos a contenipIar ell
precioso huerto que en- Ell ediicio esco-
lar PEDRO Arroyo tiene Mr.. Mar
tinez. Quedamos sorprendidos al yer
con la lozania con que Sc han desarro
llado aquellos vegetables. Creo que en-
ninguna parte de la isla Sc encuentra
uno en- mejores condolences que ell de
referencia.
otro huerto que nos ha llarado po
derosamente Ia atencion, es el que Sc
encuentra en- el trayecto de Parros a
VillsIba, barrio de Bauta Arriba, sitio
derominado ''EI Aguacate' La Srta.
Eulogia Torres. propietaria de este
huerto, merece especial atenci6n, pues-
ha logrado cultivar un huerto seme
;anza del ST. Martinez.
Ambos son merecedores de sinceras
fe'icitaciones.
Frofesores, nosos dej6is suporar por
una mujer.
LoGIA oDDFELICA.- Grande es
cl entusiasmo que reina en- la logia
"ccraz6n de Borinquen" EI nimero
de iniciados alcsnza 53 y Sc espera
que Sc iniciaran dentro de POGO ocho
d'ez mas. 8r
TRAsLADo.- Hace varios dias fu6
trasladado ell policia Nazario al distri-
to de Aibonito. A ocupar la vacante
fu6 designado don Santiago Diaz, exec
lente persona, Ahora cuenta Barros con
un excelente cuerpo de policias bajo
la direction dol sr. Costas, muy queri.
do por todos los barrefios.
CoRREsPoNsAI.
Ell, PERMANGANATO
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En- el barrio Seboruco, de Santurce, Sc
intoxico la seiiora Petra beltran, ingi
riendose una dosis de permanganato di
lufdo en- aqua. Fue asistida en- ell hospi-
tai municipal por ell doctor Diaz.
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UN BANCo DE AHORRO.-Una hoja
de la Navajo Auto Strop lie dura de
cuatro a seis meses, usandola diaria-
mente. Es un positive ahorro.-7Tiene
nm asentador automatico que lie pro-
porciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
20 afeite. Pida que Sc la ensehen. Ella
10 convencer&. En- todas las casas de
San Juan.-vale $1.Oo- Dep6sito Te-
tuan e. p.
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coAMo AL Ola

RIEGo DE CALLES:-Este servicio
esta resultando sumamente deiciente,
pues las principales Gales de Ia urbe
casi siempre estan envueltas en- enor-
mes polvoredas.
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Ell PoRVEN1R:-No admite compa-
tencia con sus CoMPRAs ALQUILE-
RES y vENTAs DE MUEBLEs UsA-
DOS. 81 quiere convencerse llame al
Telefono 124s, San Juan, Brau 80.
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So VENDE UNA QUTNTA. En- Ba.
rranquitas Sc vende una quinta;. tiene
aqua y una planta electrical "Delco'
para el alumbrado. Para informes, di-
rigirse al DR.. G.. s. Belaval, 215 ca
rretera, Santurce.
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SANGRE

ypruebe este gran remedio que ie devol-
vera el placer de vlvir De venta en- todas
las droguerIas
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Sc ALQUILAN frescas y amplias habi
taciones, Gale Tetuan No. 4s, altos.
Preferese caballeros solos. 3-8
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DR. AGUsTIN z. LAUGIER

OcuIista y intermediates de In Aa'
rfz, garganta = oidos.
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81 vENDE UN TRUCK de ochenta
uuintales, acaba de ser reajustado. En-
Excelentes condolences Sc cogsrfa va
cas- o bueyes en- negocio. Precio de
nc asi6rn
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D1rijase al Apartado 228, San Juan
al Telefono 1910. 3-8
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SEEoRA, con gran experiencia en- ell
ranra dom6stico, desea colocac,on con
fanlilia puertorriquefia americana que
vaya a residir a New York. Refecencias
amplias las dara el corresponsEil de
este peri6dico en- Coamo. So
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TENEMoS OMNIBUS para ccasioneS
especiales- giras, asambleas, psseos en-
ncches de luna, etc. Los ~mcioves ca
EEos. Los precios mas m6dicos LA IL
NEA AzUL. Tel. s. ]. 146 1864. San.
turco S2e s6s. S-13
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LUZ ELECTRICA:-El senior Comisio
nado de servicio Pblico, cump!iendo
acuerdos tomados anteriormente por Ia
Asamblea Municipal, ha procedido a n
installation de bombilIas en- los barrios
urbanos del Pueblecito Nuevo y Cerro.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-27
A SCOUT USES HIS EYE

Scout Harvey Shook of Troop l, Moscow, Idaho, was out on his l4- mile hike us required for first class scout rank. In the course of hiS Journey, when he was keeping men tally awake" observing everything that was of interest he perceived a COW running rranucally up and down held, some 80 rods to the right of hls path. He climbed three fences to reach the distressed animal and on arrival discovered calf drowning in the stream just below the pasture at the foot of a steep bank. The scout plunged down the bank, got the calf Into shallow water, beyond danger Of drowning. Then he ran to the farm house nearby where he found the own sr of the cattle and helped him get the calf up the bank and Into the barn.
 Iu the same town, scouts discoy- cred, within 30 minutes, lost child for whom the police had searched In vain for five hours. The speedy dis covery was due to the fact that a scout had observed 8 child answering the description and remembered pre- clsely where he had seen the child
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-27

p. E.. W
  The board of city of Chicago calls upon parents to aid in putting up the road that turing high school pupils believe modern method of dancing has done much to break down respect We feel effort part clreracr evil un. the parents realize the danger and help main yhe s;audards
 We believe jazz music has done much corrupt dancing and make 1t impossible for young people the refined forms of dancing ,,arg their for good music unrestricted of the automobile another demoa iziug influence and that parents allow boys their take high school girls joy riding doing much break down the moral stand aris of the community.
 Extreme. dress 5ora5e We believe that mothers should know that molestv simplicity high school girls costumes most helpful and uplifting the school ideals.
 Students should by prohibiting their smoking Like wise keep wholesome hours and should devote five nights Week to school work.
 IL the intention board of education and its officers that all dances given by pupils any high school shall be conducted within tie high building possible When this possible the affair to be parents make mistake the siJlitv and chaperuage ot the school.
 There social dissipation called "peng parties" where PoOning is feature. These Q be stopped, possible.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-27
SOME SCOUT GOOD TURNS

Here are a few good turns done by different individual scouts In Penn. syvania town, reported anonymously
 l. A crippled girl slipped and fell getting orf street car. | helped her up and carried her basket home. Re fused a lip.
 .. Found a dollar and gave lt 10 woman who lost it.
 8. Saved kitten from mad dog.
 4. Stopped a little boy on hIS sled from being run over by an auto.
 Helped push a crippled man home. He rides tricycle.. which he couldn't start on Icy pavements.
 6. Warned u man that a fellow was burglarlzlng h!s mill.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-27
WIVES COME INTO GAME

Scout mother clubs are becoming nu- nerous and effective throughout the country. From Germantown, Pa, comes the report of a new association whose membership Is made up of the wives of scoutmasters, assistant scOutmaS- ters and officials Of the district. The object of the auxiliary will be to fur ther the Interests of the newcomer ln every possible way throughout the dis triCt.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-27
DoINGs OF SCOUTS

A curious case Is reported from Kan sas City, where Harry SalOman, a blacksmith arrested for abusing his wife while under the influence of drink. was paroled 10 his own son, a fourteen. year=old boy scout.
 Fort Worth sea scouts are building their own sail boats, each of which will be capable of carrying ten pas sengers and 2T feet of canvas. The keel of the first vessel, the Merrimac. has already been laid. and that of her sister ship, the Pirate, will soon follow,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-27
PRINCIPAL PRAISES SCOUTS

Henry u. Hart. principal of the Lewis und Clark High school of Spo- kane. Wash, recently Issued the fol- lowing statement:
 Boy scouts who come to the high school exhibit three predominatlug characteristics as a group: Ready pre- ception. a sense of courtesy and will lngness to assume the responsibility of student leadership. The Lewis and Clark boys who have had training In scOutdom exhlb'; a treeness, fearless ness and frankness that make for them friends. l am highly impressed with the value of this work for boys