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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12
TerOarea HortiSta

REGIMUL lu Horhy suranumit 81 Teroarea Alba ntre-
i'll cruzmi 81 salbatac regnul nchztunei spaniole
din evui med;u
In Ingaria astaz egea este lera moarta 81 81
yiaa acelora earl intllazesc ntreasca de
pac ireCensmul 81 absoutismul societa Deseaptate
Maghe sunt la dseretia handelor milare runtasi
nunlitei societat 81 uneltele ni Horthy
Soceatea "Desteapta-te Maghiare lauda ca
million jumatae de memb este compusa din clasa
mai de jos soccatii 81 conousa de milari 81 de cava
embr al parlamenulu Scopul este suprmarea tutulor
eor lbera excuderea tuulor aceora carl adereaza la
pogramul eli evreilor din viaa pubc hranrea dee
1ecucerr provnciilor perute, in special piatra mai
srumpa din coroana ST. Stefan Aroealu.
Ziarul liberal Pest Naplo" cteaza declaratune unn
Depuat gnr rdca valu ororor coise de banda lu
Horthy zicand:
ASA Use detasamente mtare znic areseaza 81 tortu
reaxa uea multe stoarca ban Aceste
sunt sutora carl umpe lagarul de internare della Za
egerszeg barba feme 81 char cop unde sunt uc de
soldati sub Gel mai mic pretext.
Ziarul ''Az EST numele mai muor neferct carl
fost nternati 81 omort.
Zarul zinic unguresc Becs Magyar Uisag care apare
la Viena, zce:
Foarte o ii pescuiasc8 cadavru din
Dunare Budapesa 81 in toate cazue cadavrele ran
dnse de glont ate arrne mantle legate rang
La spate Ate cadavre gasesc caeo peat legaa
la ga 81 surt date la NAL numai de puternce
Ziarul adaoga metodu obsnu al asa de-
tasamente mtare este sd apa in tmpul nope Ia ocnnta
vcmei sal raIeasca, 81 dupa torureaza uede, ii
aruncl cadavrul in Dunare.
Ziarul 'Joevoe tot din viena, vorbnd de crime
besale zee:
.."Este fapt sgnr ca att pota cat 81 anda1meria
nici aesec in crimee aceste Ee coise nunai de
Detasameltele Milare 81 nic otia nc jandarnera
sunt in stare dea pc acest criminal pc ustitiei find
ca proectoul lo este nsus Regenul aut0rate
tor criminal. Polta 81 char menbr paramentuui traesc
sub spaima acestor Deasanee carl find unic sprijn al
hi Horhy tora fe suparate cand desceper4
omoru carl poara ssmnele acestor Detasamente poa n
incearca sa faca nvestigaie de prsos IA gie
cine STUNT crinnal 81 lar ptea arata degetu dar In
drazneste, fiindca Sc teme de mania lui Horthy
Sa scris multi despre orere coise de bolseyist rasi
dar bealatle hui Horthy al acestu Nero MODERN de nlte
ori fost tnuite prn taca ineegere ce0r ineresa
ecompensa poatc, ca ost in druga hoscvis
mul unguresc.
I)aca revotaf condamnat ororile boseyisi
er rnsi eel mai flenentar bun t de drepate astte
mpune rdieam inferam bestialitae aceni
sru, fot ani din eyul meu savarseste cee mai
orihile crime ca sa-si apere positia.
Gu regimu unui nici rx civilizak ar
trebui 50 fe in reatuni Recunoaserea reguiu sau ca
aprobarea tacta faptelor sale neleginite.
Presa tot purtatorii eonaeslui, tot aeei esri
ridieat vocea in numele nmaaitxti hnp0triva
persecution d neleguirilor conise in ae t5n III
mai fndeparate 81 mai isolae de cviza euroeA
sunt dato st ohlea norsmene - porneasc4 Arseisdx
impsyA Trsnulni della Budapesta prin m laeseis
1afnat reusit sA induca IN dpoaa sasopeanx s
trssre ~ prssatessca tsrenul peatru donnia ppeu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12
DIN HUcA cD|D0uuU|

D-soara Maude 4. Richie, de-
Is AMI, telefonista. din st. Louis,
g.. sa aflat 'nevinovata" de ca!
tire Curtea GU jurati a judecato-
rului de instrnctie pentru Impus-'
earea 81 uciderea tatalHi ei,
George L. Ritchie, de 50 ami.
D-sAara Richie a spus politiei ca
a 1inpuscat pc tatsn fiindca pro
nuntat cuvinte abuzive intro
cearta avuta cu muma Ell
q
Harvey Zicafoose, de Y, fer
mier din Chillicothe. O. 81 dina
Sara Z. True. de so. care au fos.
cunanati 81 divortati de doua 'ori,
alaltaeri S an recunnnat a treia
CARA.
R
James NJ. Fetters, 2604 Fran
kiln Ave. cerut divort, pc motiv
ca neyastasa Alice Fetters, din
Youngstow. O., Ia batut 81 la
loyit cu picioarele.
q
Capitanul Amusden vrea sd
mearga la polul nord cu I'M aero
plan. Gusturile nu Sc discuta dar
daca m 'asi hotari sd fac voiajul
|acesta ell m 'asi duce Gu carul
GU boi.
81
Fiecare mas ISL are mas, 81 alal-
.taeri un bandit STA gasit nasul.
Obligand, Gu revolyerul ridicat
pc John Lindvifie din Toledo. o..
Sd, ridice mantle i'm sus. a aparut
dina Lindyille Gu un revolver pc
care | "A pms in coasta banditului
81 ia spus sa ridice mantle, 81 a
TRIMS pc barbat-su Sc cheme po-
litia. Cand VENT patrnla bandi-
tul abba STA putut lasa mantle in
JOS, atat erau de amortite.
A
D-soarele Elisabeth O'Keffe 81
Anna Cassady din New York.
sunt 'hotarite ca luna viitOare sd
Sc cunune in Atlantic City in
Icostume de bale. numai ''dintr o
bneata Yeti zice ca gust fisti-
chiu. Este, dar ce sa lie faei daca
n al ce lie face?
q
I'm necunoscut platit soco-
teala lui Paul Zimmerman La Ho-
telul Statelor 81 ia luat geaman.
tanul 81 alte lucruri de valoare ce
asea IN camera Ocupata. = Tlti-
mul sistem de pungasie, zice poll
tia,
Gel mai bun poet de All al En-
gliterei, Robert Bridges. n "a scris
nici un singur rind Gu prilejul ca
satoriei printesei Maria. pc cand
alti - o. Deamne. 81 faptul
este faafte mutt comentat in elita
~oeietatii engleze.
u
ca cei douazeci 81 patru de jn-
deeatori fedefali noui nnmiti in
Ohio. So crede ca prOhibitia va da
r0adele dorite.
N ~ - - n n = -AA -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12
ehiste de I'm nnncitor, care va
avea inerederea inginerului.

IL
Oklahoma City. - S'a sistat
orice procedare criminaia contra
judecAtornlai de la cartea supre-
ana statulni Jean p. Day, care
a omorit in saptamana trecuta
Lpe eolonelul Beck in loeuinta ga.
Eel fost achitat de. nm juriu 81
fapta lui a fost aprobata de ju-
rati, pc bsza 'ccdului neseris a
statului oklahoma. Beck fost
omorit cand Day Ia surprins IA
cand propunesi neoneste sotiei
sale. Proeyros,l q deelarat ca ca
verdictul iuratilor chestia s'a ter
minat: mime nu mai poate aduce
acllzatie contra lhi. 0ficerii din
regimentul l,i Beck, earl investi-
ghcaza acum criana, Au deelarat
| Il q
ca aceasta fac numai pentru ca
afacerea sa figureze in mod COM
plect in registrele armatei.
La vremca ei am adus la Gu.
nostinta cetiterilor nostri ca zia-
relc publicate in lim'ba streina in
lCleveland au protsstat contra
legii johnson referitoare la imi
grare 81 care yrea sa puma Ia ma
multe sloane pc imigrsntii car
vor sd devina cetateni americani
O mare organizatie americana
italiana a rugat pc deputatul
Calm din Cleveland ca sa intervi
ma pc langa comitetul care are ir
sarcina aceasta lege ca sa nu {
raporteze favorable in camera.
! Washington. Fiuntasii re
[publicani al senatului au decis cs
sd dea intietatea legef bofillu
asupra legii :yamale. Cemitetu
insarcinat Gu aeeasta afacere Va
lua in discutie bonusnl i'm sapta
l
mana aceasta si'l va raporta Sc
natului in timp de doud sapta
mani.
! Miami. Fla. William j. Bry
AN, intr 'un cemunicat dat eri, 1
anuntat in mod categoric ca n arr
Iintentia Sa candideze la mandatu
de senator pentru statul Florida
Aceasta anuntare a fost asteptati
tdc la ell.
r San Antonio. Dol soldati a,
I fost omoriti, lar 9 raniti in moo
lserios sici cand iau explOadat ma
multe materiale chemice Gu Oca
ziunea unei expositii militare il
casarma Bulls, care este situat;
spre nord de aici.
- .
| Washington. 60 Presedintel'
| Harding dat ordin ca 81 spitale
ce apartin serviciului public sa
nitar 81 in earl sau ingrijit pan;
acum soldati raniti din razboin
- sa fie transferate la biuron
veteranilor de razbOiu.
! Dublin. - Eamon De Valera $
Michael Collins al acceptat invi
tarea primarului din Dublin pen
itrn conferinta ca sa Sc ia il
desbatere un armistitiu. Lord-ma
iorul spera sd Sc puma astfel ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12
INFORNAT|uN|

Warren, O.-Deminic Sierra
de II ami, omorit eri pc doamna
A. Caiieme. de 23 ami, la Girard
o.. 81 apoi "a sinucis. Motivul cri.
mel este ca doamna callome re-
fuzat sa Sc casatoreasea ell ell.
Columbus, O. - M. F. Peer,
presedinteie eomisiunei serviciu-
hii civil din Lorain, O.. dat afara
din functie de catre primarul
William r. Grail, cerut Curtei
Supreme 81 nu permita primaru-
iai ca sd tina o asc,Atare pnblica
in ehestia lui pentru ca prin acea-
sta sa sHstinh masura luata de ell.
Peer a fost acuzat ca este inefi-
eient, ei-a neglijat datorinta 81 Cd
|au-ei vede de chestiile legate de
.oficiul san. Ell refuza toate acu-
'zele 81 MI admite autoritatea pri-
masSiui> ca sal ccncedieze.
/. Foremanii (sefi de echipe de
aucru) sunt exciuyil din sistemuI
hi 8. n. Murdock, comisionar de
|ArHmuri h orasul Cleveland, care
|cheltuieste suma de $7OO. 600 pen
fru rcparsrea str6zilor. Murdock
|si-a expus sistemul comisiunei
|serviciuiui public ai orasului. El
4 fmpartit orasuI IN sapte dis.
|tricte, fiecare insarcinat unui in.
|sinef. In absenta inginerului dis.
trictual lucrSrile vor fl supraye,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

Gu cei douazeci 81 patru de in
deeatori fedefali nom nnmiti il
Ohio. So crede ca prohibitia va d.
r0adAle d0rite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

Toledo, @. - Parintii a sapte
eopii de sceala, snoriti in ziaa
de. 10 iannarie, Gu Ocazia nnei
ciecniri a mai astobns en- an
tren, --au infentaf nn process de
,dexpagnbire eontra cosnPaniei
Pennsylvania, = vsloare de
225000 dolari. Totals despaEn-
bire ce7lti din sspsa seestni &C.
eident, Sc urea = t60O000, czci
parintii eeiorlal6 2 eopii earl NJ
,fost in aatosus. a1r earl n'an
fest decat raaiti esr alte 226.0 .0eo
dolari. Cepiii <ras = dr.as spre
casa lor venind ~ Il scaaia jn-
deteani din jadstsl Vert. Pro
eesul este intentst - tribnaalul
federal. Sc astaaftk ~ maee en-
riozitate terninaree aeestui pro
.ces.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
USERS OF ARSENIC
Mountain Folk Make U0s Of Deadly Poison for Definite PurpoOs-
 Alec Fed to Horses.

Inhabitants of Austria, in the mountains adjoining Hungary, are In the habit of eating arsenic. The effect of the poison, when taken ln moderate quantities, Is to give a freshness to the complexion, and aftergard to impart a certain degree of embOnpOlnt. An other advantage which the eaters de. rive from the use of the pOisOn Is to have their respiration facilitated in ascending the mountain. They place a little piece of arsenic ln their mouth, and they ascend the greatest heightn with ease.
 Grooms and coachmen at Vienna give arsenic to their horses. They sometimes throw a pinch of 1t among the oats, and sometimes tie up a small bit of 1t ln a linen rag, which they attach to the bit when the horse Is harnessed. The effect on the horses Is to put them in high condition, with the skin smooth and shining, and to increase their spIritg.
 The carters in the mountainous coun' tries Of Austria are also In the habit Of giving arsenic to their horses when about to ascend 8 steep road, with the result that the ascent Is made much easier for the animals.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
rhIs Smoker Never Sick.

All pipe smokers know the desir, ability of a tobacco mixture the smoke of which will not bite the tongue or be too hot In the mouth. Mixtures of this kind are what manufacturers are always seeking,
 Tn London (Eng) an apparatus has been put Into use for the teBtlng of smoking tobacco for these qualities, obvlating the usual method of per. sonal trial by an expert. It looks like a telephone box, fastened on wall, including the wiring. A pipe Is loaded with tobacco and the stem inserted in d rubber -enCiTCled hole ID the box. A switch Is turned, the tobacco Is ut, and the electric machine in the box smokes the pIpeful at any rate of speed required, making a record of the temperature and nicotine content of the smoke.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
ArtIrt Vislon.

It Is as though a man were shown a crystal, a perfect thing, gleRming below depths Of water, far down be- yond reach. He would dive and dive again. driven by his great desire to secure 1t, until finally, all dripping, he brought 1t up. But that in the end he could bring it. a perfect thing, to us, was possible solely because be had first seen 1t gleamlng there.
 Others might dive and dive, might work and labor with endless patience and endless pains, but unless they had aFst seen the Crystal-unless they had been given this divine gift of seeing-thIs VIsion-thsy would come up empty-handed.
 The occasional sO-called genius doe' nor make the crystal but he alone sees 1t where 1t lies gleamlng below depths of water. and by his effort brings 1t to us.-AbbOtt Henderson Thayer.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
Expensive Spanking.

A Bloomfield, Iowa, woman while talking to her husband over the long distance from a booth In that city was repeatedly interrupted by her lit tie son. Be made so much noise and became 30 unruIy that she left the receiver of the hook, grabbed the youthful offender by the arm and took him to the hall where she gave him a regular Old-fashloned spanking, She then returned to the booth and com. pleted the conversation without the least Interruption. At the finish she became very angry because of the charge for overtime, and insisted thai the time she spent spanking be de, ducted from the charge.-The North western Bell.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
CHARGED WITH HAVING
 SELF KIDNAPPED

Washington, July 25.-BruCe Bic. laski. over whose kidnapping and holding for ransom in Mexico some time since, the papers of this coun- try were much exercised, is now be ing charged with having himself kid mapped in plot to discredit the Ob- regon government in that country Bielaski will not be permitted tC leave Mexico until he Mexican gov erument has taken further action in his case. This was the notice sent Go the state department by the Mexican government.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
REMEDY TO NATIONALIZE
 COAL INDUSTRY

Washington, July 25.-The iWme- diate policy of the government in the coal strIGe situation was declared at the White House today. It was given as a continuation of tha govern- ments present endeavors to furnish protection to the men who are will ing to wlrk in tie mines, and the creation of a coal commission of three members appointed 5y the President, to investigate the Thcle coal industry and recommend legis- latiOn to congress.
 In a resolution introduced by Sem ator Borah of Idaho, chairman of the Senate Labor Commission was pro- posed to investigate the industry with a view to the advisability of the necessity of nationalizing the coal industry.
 Chicago, H., July 25.-Chairman Hooper of the railroad board return- ed from Washington and was ready to discuss anything but the pros poets of a railway strike peace, and the details of his conference with President Harding.
 operators from SIX states were in
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
ALPINE" ALIAS "BRUNO;" LOST

Alpine" alias Bruno" the little cub bear, who has been making his home in the back yard of W. A. Pries' residence, wandered away from his den this morning, and cannot be found. It is not probable that he will stray far from home, as he has wandered from his den several times ard has always remained in the yard. Any information as to his where abOuts will be highly appreciated. Bruno" is quite tame, so should anyone come across him they need not be frightened. Give him a piece of candy, or something sweet and you will have no trouble making friends with him.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25

Miss Florence Greenfield and Miss Stella M0uJel.u. or Fl Centro. Cal. and Chicago. I,I.. respectively. were passengers to Skagway on the JeEer- son yesterday. In an interview with @ representative of the Alaskan they express themselves as being very en- tausiastic over Skagway and it's sur rounding country. They will tour in. Go Mayo. and probably spend g few months there before returning Co their homes. While in town they are stopping a- the Golden North hotel
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
PERsHING PROPOSES
NEW DEFENSE PLAN

Washington, July 25.-steps to establish "The national position of the United States in readiness, were taken in a memorandum sent in by General Pershing. The plan is for the army as a development of a nat ional police force. The memoran- dun which was submitted by Persh- ing and made public by the war de- partment cOntemplates assignment of the national guard divisions to spec fife defensive positions On the coast and borders to which tley would be rushed in the event of war.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
BRIDAL PAIR TOUR ALASKA

A bridal couple reached Skagway on the S.S Jefferson from Oklaho- ma City. MT. and Mrs. S. s. Chan dler were married on July l, and have been enjoying themselves trav- cling about The country since that date. hey have done Glacier Park, and are now tourlng Alaska, after which they plan tD return home via San Francisco, Los Angeles. and the Grand Canyon.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25

WITH the completion Of the road through to Renal Lake this district will speedily become dotted with ranches and bungalows. The finest trout fishing in the world is said to be found at Russian River, at the lower end Of the lake. Game of all kinds abound along it's shores. There is abundance Of timber for building purposes and for fuel, and the lake offers a splendid place to keep a small motor boat, with little danger from storms.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25

 ASSASSINS
 ARE BURIED

Berlin. JuIy 5.-Lieutenants Kerr and Fischer. the m0uarcnistic oth. cers. who assassinated Minister Rath. enau. were buried with honor seid, om given heroes. Erhardt's murder organization sent a floral wreath ad- dressed Co the men, who died for the ideal Students Of the technical col leges and alr the monarchistic col Iegcs Of Kern and Fischer were pres euL Flowers and condolences from all parts of MouavChist,c Germany were received.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
\ NEW DISCOVERY
 BUT SOME DISTANCE AWAY

Victoria. July 25.-Doctor J. s Plaskett. the director of the Domn- ion of Canada's AstrOphysical Ob- servatory here has discovered a new rlanet by the aid Of the seventy ,wo inch reflector telescope. He has dis covered Twinsuns, which is two QuadrilltOu miles from the earth.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
BIG PAGEANT
 TO OPEN IN STADIUM

Seattle, July 25.-The big pageant entitled the "Waytarer," the rights Of which are held exclusively for Seattle. opened last night at the big Stadium on the University of Washington campus. This promises Co be for the west coast what the Oaeramagau play is for the li.tle H4rvartau village. People from all over rhe west plan to attend the pa aeaut during it's run in the Stadium
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
BIG sHIPBUmDER
COMMITS sUICIDE

Seattle. July 25.-Joseph A. Sloan, a member Of the Sloan Shipbuilding Company, which has a claim of more than three million against the gov ernment for wooden ships built dur ing the war, was found dead by sui eide in a cheap lodging house. Sloan had pawned of his cum links to buy the weapon with which he killed himself.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
ADJUTANT KERR IN TOWN

Adjutant " Kerr, of the Salvation Army. who visits Alaska and Yukon each year in the interests Of the Sal vation Army work. came to town on the Jefferson. He spent the day in town and will leave for the Interior where he hopes to go as far as Ma 70, 10 which point he has not yet travelled
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25

Our townspeople have rcen mak- ing good use of the fire stretch of weather We have been enjoying the past few days. Sunday, most of the people who could get out were out in the woods, at the upper and lower lakes, Clifton, Denver Glacier, Burro Greek, and the Cove. All report haV- ing had most delightful times, with hopes of a continuance of this wealth .er for future days,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
CARD OF THANKS

MT and Mrs. ". E. Mathews and family desire to express their thanks to the people of Skagway, and to the Bremen especially, for their kind ness and floral gifts at the time of the death and burial of Judson Mat thews.
 MT. and Mrs. Matthews.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
FORMER ALASKAN
 OUT FOR WASH. SENATE

Seattle. July 25.-Wuliam A. Gil- more. formerly a Nome operator, has filed for the Republican nomination for the Senate of the State of Wash ington
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
X. X. X. CHIEF OUT F0R J. s.
 SENAT0RSHIP

Dallas, Tex. July 25.-Earl B. Mayfeld. champion Ku Klux Klan is high man in the democratic race for the nomination for United States Senator. He will vun 1t or with either James L. Ferguson or Charles A. Culbertson, the present incumb- snt
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
JEFFERSON ARRIVES
 WITH FULL LIST

The Steamship Jefferson arrived Monday morning a, o'clock. with Ift passengers. all of whom were round trtppers. Some went iu to Daw- sen. and some Go AtHu. while 42 made -he round trip yo Bennett, go- ing over on No. l. and returning on train No. g.
 Those leaving from Skggway for points south were. E. Matthews, Dudley Allen. ard Dean Rice. for Ju. ueau. Mrs. E. T. Me Brieu for Se- a,rIe. Father Stfrou. head Of ths Holy Cross and AkulroCk missions on the Yukon came in on the after. noon train and left for Seattle aud eastern points The Jefferson left at D. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
TIRE PUNCTUREs
 CHAUFFEUR KILLS SELF

.Tokio, July 25.-The Japanese have a keen sense of loyalty to the royal house. This Is illustrated in the instance of,a chauffeur who was driving the machine In which Prince HirohitO, the Regent of Japan was riding. Because he had a puncture in his tire the chauffeur committed harkari.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25

Seattle, July Fifteen thouS- and people witnessed the first pres entation of the "WayfareT" in the University Stadium last night, the presentation was even more george ously colorful and sublime than it was last year
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
IS SEEKING
 COMPROMISE IN STRIKES

conference with Secretary Hoover yesterday. They agreed in principle with the administrations plan for maintaining the price of coal and the necessity for insur'ng the distribu- tion of the fuel during the strike emergency.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
THIRD INTERNATIONAL
 PROPOSES CAMPAIGN

Moscow, July 25.-The executive committee of the Third InternatioG- al has sent forth an appeal to the Droletariats of the world, urging up- on them the necessity of taking the offensive in the struggle aga,nst the Bourgeois class.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
DAUGHTER OF POET
 SUES FOR DIVORCE

san Francisco. July 25.-Mrs John Reid. daughter Of the late Joaquin Miller. the well known western poet. filed a suit for divorce from her hus- band. alleging deserriou.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
SEATTLE'S NEW
 HOTEL ASSURED

Seattle. July 25.-The big new three million dollar hotel planned for the city Of Seattle, and proposed to ouJstrip anything Oi its kind on the coast is making great headway The bond seh:nS campaign closed at noon yesterday and a total of three million was raised
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
NOTED PROFESSOR OF
 UNIVERSITY DIES

Philadelphia. July 25.-Dr. Simon N Patton. for many years the head 0t the department ot Political Econ omy In the University of Pennsylva- u.a. and well known throughout the country. died .n the city
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
HOTEL MANAGERS BODY
 FOUND I,I CREEK

Vancouver, July 25.--The body of Harry B. Jackson, the manager of the Hotel Vancouver, was found in False creek yesterday afternoon. Jackson has been missing for two weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
PRESIDENT BECOMES
 FLATHEAD TRIBESMAN

Washington, July 25.-President Harding has accepted the invitation of the Flathead indians to become an honorary member of that tribe.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
SENATOR CULBERTSON
 OUT OF RACE

Dallas, July 25.-Senator Culbert- son has been eliminated from the race for the United States Senate from Texas. The nomination race will now be run between Earl B. May field and former Lieutenant-Go Governor Ferguson.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
WIRTH ACCEPTS ALLIES
 PLAN OF SUPERVISION

Paris. July 25.-ChaEcclor Wirth, of the7German Republic has formal ly accepted the Allies plan for the supervising of the German forces.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-25
MMAHON OF VIRGINIA
 SOLICITOR OF TREASURY

Washington, July 25.-Richard Randolph McMahon, Of Virginia, has been nominated to be solicitor of the United States treasury.