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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
SOMERVILLE

Herklas c. Brown entered August,
General hospital on Tuesday and un.
derwent surgical treatment for an,
pendicitis. Wednesday. He is report,
Cd as doing well. a. Dodge is run,
ming MIR. Browns store while he \,
absent.
Fred Bruce was Friday visitor q,
the, home of c. W. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Brown of Weeky
Mills were recent visitors at GUSTAV,
Browns.
Edwin Croker has employmen,
with j. S. Hayden.
Mrs. c. F. Brown is frequent visi
tor of her son, Herklas c. Brown, A,
Augusta General hospital.
William Jones and son of Palermo
are hauling logs to Colby Bros
mill.
Miss Marie Turner was a Sunday
visitor of Ida and Charlotte Colby.
Fred and Lewis Turner. member,
of the Erskine Academy basketball
team, returned home Saturday noon
from Clinton, where their team
played a game of basketball the
previous evening.
Avery Il. Colby was a Sunday caller
at the Turner home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
SPORTS

Feb. 1s-Boxing: Babe Willard VS..
Young Dempsey at Lewiston.
Feb 16-Methuen High at eBrwick
Academy.
Feb. 16-Westtrool1 Seminary at Cor
ham. n. H.. High.
Feb ;l7-Portland A. c. at Boston
College.
Feb. 17-Hockey: Bates VS.. Domi-
nique Association. Lewiston.
Feb. 17-Freeport High at Bliss Bus:-
ness College. lewiston.
Fetv: 17-Thcmastor High at Rockport
High.
Feb. 17-Edward Little High vs.. Ban
gor High.
Feb. 17-Hockey: Springfield At Bates.
Feb. 1S-Hockey: Dartmouth at
Bates
Feb. 17-1s-Winter Carnival sports in
Augusta.
Feb. 21-Cumberland County Fish and
Game Association at Portland.
Feb. 22-Winter Carnival at Bangor.
Feb. 22-Winter Carnival Bar Harbor.
Feb. 25-Hockey: Colby at Bates.
Mar. Annual Bowdoin Indoor In.
ter-scholastic Track meet and Re-
lay Carnival, Brunswick,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Juniors Defeat Seniors
In Easy Win at Bates

Lewiston, Me-. Feb. 15.-On Tues
day evening the Juniors easily de-
feated the Seniors 0 to at basket
ball in a rather loosely played game.
Wade of the Juniors led. with three
goals. while Kelley scored the lone
tally of the Seniors.
The lineup:
Juniors-Tarr, lw: Bolten, G.;
Wade. rw; Menneally, Id; Coleman,
I'd; Clifford, 6.
Seniors-M. Moulton, rw: Kelley,
c; A. Burgess, lw; Donovan, I'd:
Manson, Id; Penney. g.
Score, Juniors 8; Seniors /; goals,
Wade 8. Tarr 2, Mennealey ,, Boil
ten, Coleman, Kelley. Referee, Dag
nino. Timers. Jackson and A. Moul-
ton. Two 15-minute periods.
The present standing of the class
teams is as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Syracuse Baseball Schedule

Syracuse, n. Y, Feb. 15.-Syracuse
University baseball team will play IS
games this season. Four of these
will be with New England teams
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. college being
met here on April % and the same
teams at Springfield, June 6.
The Massachusetts Aggies will be
played at Amherst June and on the
be met at Storrs, Conn.
Three games will be played with
Colgate and after an absence of e
years, Cornell is back on the sched-
ule with game to be played at It'll
AGA. May Is.
The season will open April IS with
the Navy at Annapolis and will close
with Colgate here June 13,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
BOXING NOTES

The boxing fans of the two cities
will be greatly pleased to learn that
the Triangle A. c. has rematched
Dusty Dumont and Billy Woods. the
bows who gave such Il whirlwind eX-
hibition in this city few weeks ago.
as the main bout of their card for
next Monday night. An attractive
bill has been arranged to support the
main bout, during which X. 0. Tib-
belts and Young Sharkey of Saco Will
provide the semi final and Battling
Rich of Saco and Young Jack Hoe
tor of this city will appear in the pre-
liminary. This card should draw one
of the biggest houses ever to attend
a local boxing show.-Biddeford Jour-
nal.
Nate Siegel and Eddie Shevlin were
signed Tuesday by the Armory A. A.
to box in the feature bout Of its
show, to be held in Mechanics Build
ing. Feb. %. The contest will be at
catchweights.
Pal Reed wants to meet Bryan
Downey, Jock Malone and Jack
Delaney. The latter will have to
make 1853 pounds at o CLOCK.
Sailor Byron of Worcester beat
Johnny Downes in 10-round bout
Tuesday night 1T Worcester, Mass.
Another Hereunder was awarded to
Willie Harmon of Dorchester over
Tracey Ferguson of Norfolk, Conn.
The third 1O-roundcr went to Tommy
Corbely of Dorchester over Willie
Stanton of Scranton. Fem. All three
bouts were fast.
Ermino Spalla. italian heavyweight
who is to meet Gene Tunney. Amer
lean light-heavyweigat champion. at
the Commercial A. c. show In Me-
chanic's Building on Friday night. ar
rived in Boston Tuesday. He worked
out at AL. Delmont's gym. at the
North End, hundreds of his country
men meeting him there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Lakeview Grange

The social dance which was give
by the members of L.akeNiew Grane
Saturday evening was well attonde
and a pleasant time reported. lie
fl eshments were served ut intcrmis
sion. kclley's orchestra furnlshe,
music. The following committee la
charge: Mrs. Leon Berry. Silas Ben
nett and Elmer Shaw. \ Merchants
Carnival and dance will be given IN
der the auspices of the same commit
tee Saturday evening, Feb. -. The
regular grange meeting will be hclc
next Saturday evening, for which
Washington and Lincoln program 4
being arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
NAME WOMAN SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL AT PORTLAND

Portland, Feb. 15.-Supt. William
D. Fuller has commanded the pro-
motion of Miss Elizabeth f. Walsh to
be principal of the Staples School.
there being a vacancy because of the
death of John A. Milliken last week.
Miss Walsh has been head teacher
there for years and has followed the
vocation of teaching 43 years. Miss
Helen c. Burke is also recommend
ed to the teaching force in that
school, making permanent her tenn
porary assignment. She was grad
uated from Gorham Normal School
in 1918 and taught for a time in
South Portland.
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Chief Bender to Coach
BOwdOin Pitching Staff

Brunswick. Feb. 15.--Coach Sen.
Houser of the Bowdoin baseball team
received word Wednesday that
Chief Bender, a former famous
pitcher for the Philadelphia Amer
leans, would come to Brunswick for
several days in March to assist in
rounding the Bowdoin College pit"h-
ing staff into shape for the southern
trip. Chief Bender is now located
with the Winchester Arms Co., at
Bridgeport, CT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Death of Albert J. Spencer
Of Well-knOwn Spencer Camps

NIllnockct, Me- Feb. 15-Camp
lovers and frequente's of the Milli-
nocket Lake district will learn with
regret of the death OF Albert Jewctt
Spencer, one of the owners of the
well-known Spencer camps. Mr..
Spencer had been ailing for some
time and passed away Monday morn
ing at the age of 6S years and IS days.
He was born at Neazje. Me-, the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Spencer.
Funeral Wednesday. the remains be-
ing taken to Ncazie for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
SPORT NOTES

9Edouard Roudil, Champion OF
France. defeated ]. E. Cope Morton,
Philadelphia. 800 to 213 in the We'd
nesday match of the international
1872 balk line amateur billiard tourna-
ment in 81 innings, at Philadelphia.
Bob Legendre, Lewiston, student at
Georgetown University, has again
been selected as a member of the
A. American track and field team
He is named in the pentathlon, an all
round championship of five events.
The largest basketball crowd of the
season is looked for next Friday night
in the Bangor Auditorium when Ban
gor High school plays Edward Little
High.
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Confer on Bosch Co.

Boston. Feb. 15.-Assistant Federal
Attorney John Z. Joyce of New York
City who is conducting part of the
government investigation into the
sale of the Bosch Magnetic Co. in 1913.
conferred here today with Robert O..
Harris, United States attorney for
this district. After the conference
Mr.. Harris said:
"Mr. Joyce came here to talk to me.
Nothing he said can be used for pub
LEGATION"
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Water Golf Latest

Chicago. Feb. 15.-Water Golf is the
latest addition to aquatic sports ac-
cording to word received from Jock
Hutchinson, British open champion,
who has just finished a tour of the
Pacific coast.
On the Southern California sea :
shore men and women are playing
the game by driving the ball from a
floating tee while standing in 2 can
oe or a boat. padded by an assistant.
Bathing suits are worn by the play
ers and their seafaring caddies 50
that the golfers may swim back to
the clubhouse in case an awkward
swing capsizes the vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Undecided on Ship
Washington, West Virginia

Washington, Feb. 15-While the
special navy board headed by Rear
Admiral McElroy has reached no
conclusion as vet on the question of
which of the two super-dreadnaughts.
Washington and West Virginia, is to
be completed under the naval limita-
ton treaty. there is a general feeling
at the navy department that. the
matter ultimately will be left for set
tlcment by bids.
The Washington is under construc-
ton by the New York Shipbuildine
Co. at it's Camden, N. j.. plant, and
the West Virginia by the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company at Newport News, Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Science and Christianity
Not Opposed, Say PrOfs.

Annandale on Hudson, n. Y. Feb.
15.-One may believe in the Darwin
ian and other scientific and evolu-
tionary theories and still be a sincere
Christian. in the opinion of Sc of the
20 men in the science department of
st. Stephens college. which is con-
Quoted under the oversight of the
Episcopal church.
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Unique Match Planned
Wrestler VS.. Boxer

Portland, Ore, Feb. IA mixed
match between a wrestler and a box
er will be staged by the Milwaukee,
Ore, boxing commission Friday
night. Eddie Richards. boxer. and
Basanta Sinfh. Indian grappler. will
furnish the entertainment. each
sticking to his own style until one is
unable to continue. The boxer will
be allowed only to deliver gloved
punches, the wrestler only to catch
and hold. The referee will not dis
turb clinches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
DEMPSEY is READY
TO FIGHT ANYONE

Chicago, Feb. 15.-Jack Dempsey
departed for New York Friday in re-
sponse 70 what he said was an ur-
gent message from his manager. Jack
Kearns, that he was about to sign
the champion for match in London
or Parts. Dempsey is ambitious to
battle again.
II will be ready in month";" said
he. 80 fight anyone, regardless OF
color I will fight Tate. Wills or am
ono that the public desires. l may
60 across the water and have an
other 70 with Carpenter. or IL moth
ing turns M. I may go into the the
atre again"
New York. Feb. 15.-Jack kearns,
manager OF heavyweight champion
Jack Dempsey. said Tuesday he had
about dcspaired of getting paying
match for the champion in the Unit
Cd States and was looking for new
fields" abroad.
lie has no definite plans. he said
but II considering several PROPOSE
lions 'in the rough"-one Of which is
20 60 abroad for a match with Geor-
res Carpenter, and another to 60
abroad for vaudeville tour.
The trip abroad will not mature 81
at least a month. he said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
CHINA

WEST LAKESIDE-Mrs. Arthur
Cloves and mother. Mrs. Clara Will
liars we've Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cloves of Vassal-
boro.
Miss Doris Young passed the day
Friday in Gardiner attending the
teachers convention.
Russell Jones of Pope avenue cross
ing was in town Friday. a guest of
Lloyd and Fordyce Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Ora Worth passed the day
Saturday with Mrs. L. c. Barker at
East Nassalboro.
WEST-Gladys Burgess was al
her home over the weekend.
The n. L. L. Club met with. Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Perkins on
Wednesday evening. Feb. s. at
o'clock. Mrs. Perkins served a de-
licious supper, after which the usu-
al program was carried out. A vote
of thanks was given tie host and
hostess.
Miss Whitaker. teacher in Stan
ley Hill" school, attended the
Teachers convention in Gardiner,
Friday. Feb. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson of
Watervile were week. end guests of
Mr.. Patterson's father. Frank Pat
terson.
Clark Nelson of Vassalboro was a
caller Sunday at the home of George
Wentworth.
Rufus Bickford was a weekend
guest at the home of Mr.. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell and
daughter, Doris. and Alfred Jones
passed Sunday as guests at F. NJ.
Patterson's.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell has gone to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Calais Trims PASSPORT

Woodland, Me-. Feb. 15-Calais
and Eastport basketball fans came
here Tuesday night to see decided on
a neutral floor the intercity cham
pionship for 500 a side and gate re-
ceipts.
The Calais team, known as the
Buick five. won from the Eastport,
called the Butter Krusts. 4S to 10.
The Buick nve will play Machias A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
q SPORTING NEWS q
Six Falls Enough for
MOtOrman Mullarkey

New York. Feb. 15.-Pat Mullarkey,
motormar of subway trains, won the
heavyweight puglistic championship
was induced to take flyer as a pro-
fessional. Last night in his coming
out" party. he met a subway passen-
ger named Joe Mccain and after be-
ing knocked down six times for a
count of nine in the first round, de-
cided that his carbarn title, while it
didn't mean much. was enough for
him.
He reported off duty at the carbarn
today. but will resume the punching
of airbrake levers tomorrow.
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Prospects Bates Baseball
FRIGHT for Season 1922

Lewiston, Me-, Feb. 15.-Baseball
practice has begun with a rush.
Fully so men are reporting daily
for practice for battery positions.
The prospects of strong staff of
pitchers are bright this year. Capt.
Spiller 90. last years first string
pitcher, and Partridge "a, Varsity
backstop, can be counted on. In adj
dition, the Freshmen class offers
promising material for both posi-
tions. Ralph Hamilton of Farming
ton. N. H.. has an excellent reputa-
ton for twirling, with record of
no games lost last season as pitcher
for Brewster Academy. Ralph Price
of Dalton. Mass, and William Fell
lows of Kingston, N. H.. were the
pitching staff of the crack Holder
ness, N. H.. outfit in 1921. The only
game Holderness lost in its last
years base ball season was to .
thriller to Brewster Academy.
"Bennie" Lewia of Skowhegan
twirled last year for the fast Show
hogan High team. Augusta saw him
in action last year at the Cony-
Skowhegan game which was called
because of rain with the score ) to
. for Cony. Clyde Martin OF st.
Adams and John kenney of South
Portland, last years pitcher for
We stbrook Seminary. will make a
strong bid for the team. The COM
petition is equally as keen for the
backstop position. Donald Ross "a
of Charleston, Me-. James Coronios
"a of Haverhill. Mass. Joseph Nc
Lain 20 of Midtown, Me-, and Dom
aid Hall '25 of Whitneyville. Conn,
are working for a place on the nine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Southwest harbor Wins

Southwest Harbor. Me-. Feb. Is
Southwest Harbor High won the
Hancock County League school
championship here Tuesday night,
defeating Gilman High at Northeast
Harbor, % to IL. before a record
crowd. Southwest has won six
straight games and will represent
the county at the University of
Maine tournament in March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
'O'Brien Has Picked
Strong Boxing Card
for Tomorrow Night

Al. Cassidy, manager OF Tommy
Jordan, who meets Willie Harmon
in the main bout at Augusta City
hall tomorrow night writes the Jour-
nal sporting editor as follows:
II might say that Tommy Jordan
is a boy l think lot of and the fans
and clubs in this section are Wild
over him. Harmon will know he has
been in a fight when he stackes up
against my boy. l am enclosing clip
pings where the New Bedford sport
in, writers even claim he is better
than my star boxer. frankie Britt"
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Providence All Stars Win

Rockland. Me-. Feb. 15-Provi-
dence All Stars defeated Rockland, =
to 1, in Tuesday nights roller polo
game. The home team made a
brilliast rally in the last period and
Gilchrist, who had been brought On
as a substitute Gagged the ball for
the tieing score. only to have it re-
hound from the cage. Staubin,
Wright and Lovegreen were the
stars. The summary:
PROVIDENCE
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New Workers Busy Digging

New York, Feb. 15-The rasping
sound of the snow shovel against the
pavement predominated over all
other noises in New York today as
the Metropolis started to dig itself
out of nearly half a foot of snow.
The snow, which commenced fall
ing at 430 o'clock, tur1ed into sicet
four hours later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16
Poles Prohibit Dances
Favored by Americans

Warsaw, Feb. 15-The "shimmy,"
the scandal" and even the foxtrot,
are anathema to the Polish govern
ment. All American dances with the
exception of the one-step were pro-
hibited by official order at the an
nual military ball held recently.
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frankie Britt to
See.Bouts at
Augusta Friday

frankie Britt, the well-known
lightweight who meets. Mike Castle
Of Lowell at Lawrence tonight, has
written Promoter O'Brien that he
will attend the bouts at City hall Fri
day night and will be seen in Jor-
dams corner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16

Auburn to pass the remainder Of thu
winter with her daughter.
Sarah Wentworth. who has been
confined to the house by illness the
past week, il better.
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Limestone Beats St. Mary's

Limestone, Me-, Feb. 14-Lime-
stone High school won from st.
Mary's college, the present holder of
the University of Maine Tournament
cup, at the Star theatre. Van Buren,.
Friday night. 80 to %. This is the
second time Limestone has defeated
st. Mary's this season. winning from
them at Limestone. 81 to 10, on Jan.
O7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16

Wayne E. Davis II, publicity
manager for the Million Dollar
Fund, is cooperating with the Press
Club and giving them the advantage
of his wide experience in the jour-
nalistic line. At the last meeting of
the club Mr.. Davis outlined the
coming campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-16

Rome. Feb. 15.-By \. P)-l
majority vote in favor OF Frcmlc
Bonomi's government. when he zoe
before the chamber of deputies to
morrow with the same cabinet tina
offered its resignation few day
ago. was predicted today in quarter
conversant with the Italian politca
situation.
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Tuesday's Basketball

At Southwest Harbor-Southwest
Harbor High %; Northeast Harbor
High IT,
At East Corinth-East Corinth
Academy "a: Bangor Y Tigers IL.
At Observation-Disclosures Acad-
envy 46: Ellsworth High Il.
At Castine-Castine A. A. 81; Ban
gor Y Dragons %.
At Northumberland Bucks As:
Butter Krust. Eastport, 10.
At South Brewer-Eastern Mid
gets As; Pirates "a.
Tom Donahue. winner CT the free
for-all at the Mill pond. Bath, Friday.
will race in Bangor Thursday. Earl
wood L., which forse did not appear
in Bath. said to be sold. is one OF the
horses entered IN the race. Royal
McKenney and Buster Boy are the
others.
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Totals
ROCKLAND

Rushes, Oldham 1. Staubin D.
stops, Lovegreen so, Scott fl. Ref
cree, Winslow. Timer, Davies. Time
1J-min. periods.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23
NOME PIONEER MINING COMPANY GIVES PURCHASE
 OPTION ON PROPERTY

Seattle, Feb 22.-Contracts were signed yesterday whereby the the Pioneer Mining company Of Nome gave W. P. Hammond an option to purchase all their holdings in the Nome district
 The contract gives Hammond the right Of possession and objigates him 10 enter into active mining and operate with the present equipment next summer,
 Hammond will go 10 Nome on tae first boat when navigation opens and will take with him J. Edwards. as chief mining engineer. Edwards was for years connected in the same capacity with the Alaska Mines cor poratiOn in Nome.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23
CHARGES THAT ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO
 kIDN4P IINDEBERC
CHARGES THAT

San Francisco. Feb. PA charge that the San Francesca police are m coIIuson with twl agents oi the district attorneys ymce In Tacoma, who attempted Co hduap Jalel Liu- deDerg and take hin back To Ta- coma Jo stand ,rs4l for bank wreck ing charges which are against him there, has been ma"e by LludeberE s attorneys ia their application for haDeas corpus Hu'.
 It is clamcd that rhe ktduaPpers desisted only al the point of a sun ia the hands gl \.. II. Netz9u, a brotLer-iu-Iaw of L,udeherGs.
 It is said that two automobiles and an aeroP.aue were io have been employed in the Kidnapping.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23
PEACE AGAIN RESTORED
 IN IRISH PARLIAMENT

Dublin. Feb. 2-Devalera an uouue.d to the convention today tlat an agreement between the op- posing factions in The treaty fight had been reached. A three months adjournment of the convention will be taken. he declared. pending the framing of a constitution for a new Irish Free State.
 The threatened split in the Sim Fetu ranks has beet averted by priv ata conference between GTifiths. Collins and Devalera.
 It is understood that during the three months recess the Sim Fein parliament will continue to func- ton.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23
BOARD APPOINTED ID
 INVESTIGATE DISASTER

Norfolk. Feb. 22--The list of dead from rhe Roma disaster has been found Co be thirty six. which in- cludes first Lieutenant William E. Riley of New York. who was the on- ly o.Hcer ideuuded.
 Among the missing officers are Major John G. ThCunelI. Walter w. N-aa.smetr. Captains Dale Mabry, Gaarge D. Watts. Allen p. McFar- lu-G and D Bursch uidt.
 Steven men sur lyed and landed safely.
 The bg airshjp was two thousand feet ur in the air when she drop ped. a crumbling mass of flames and w-.gkaga
 The Roma fell at Lambert's point. which Is two mueL out from Nor folk.
 The cause Of the accident was the collapse of the vertical controls and the gou.GuE ot tue high tension wire.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23
SENATOR JOHNSON SCORES
 FOUR POWER TREATY

Washington, Feb. 23.-Senator Hiram Johnson of California charged in a speC;h today iu the senate that the senate is asked to act on the four power treaty. which he characterizes as In alliance that had superseded the Anglo-Japauese alliance without any record or eyi- deuce. only literary gems having been preserved. D.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23

Washington, Feb 23.-Alaska fared will in the bill carrying the appropriations for the department Of commerce and labor which has just been reported into the house
 The coast Eeodetic survey gets SSl4S09. S5S,739 to be used to operate on the Pacific coast two oil burning vessels in Alaska.
 The lighthouse service gets one hundred and wen.y-fve thousand
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-23
DEVALERA FAVCRS SPLIT
 IN SINN FEN PAECI

Dublin, Feh. 2l.-Devalera. who regards a split in the Sim Fein par ty as inevitable, is openly adyocat- ing such a division. and in address ing the convention today, said that it would be bette for Ireland tO have two armies. each ready to as sist the other if the country were imperiIled. rather than have one ar my divided against itself.