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Evening star., 1922-03-07

A good example of we'll worded adver-
tsement giving full information. This ad
was inserted in The Star only once Sunday,
March S, and at lis pm. that same day the
rooms were rented.
A classified advertisement giving full in
formation inserted for one time will produce
quick and satisfactory results.
Evening star., 1922-03-07

MALE OPENINGS.
FURNITURE SALESMAN; AL: top salary.
DENTAL OPERATOR, reg: $2j to $40 wk.
MACHINIST APPRENTICE; lathe work.
SALESMAN; advertised article: salary COM
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK: experienced.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR; night: white.
ENGINEER: licensed hotel plant.
YOUNG MAN: complaint dept; ex. So mo.
HOTEL DESK CLERK; knowl. Of book'p'g.
SODA DISPENSER: hrst-class: SO wk.
Many good openings; commission basis.
FEMALE OPENINGS.
COMPANION. to assist Indy nights
EXPERIENCED hotel salad maker; $50 mo-
YOUNG LADY; serve coffee. apt. restaurant;
salary. meals.
Ro0KKEEPER; general office work; SIS wk.
MANICCRIST: hotel; first t-class.
sALESlAADY: SIS wk.: ladies' wear; exp.
DlCTAPHOSE Opr.-Stenog.: $40 wk.; exp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. expert.
technical exp. pref.
Over 800 people placed. Phone n. 1921.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE BUREAU,
9O1 Bond bldg. 18th and y. 7. ave.
HELP-FEMALE.
NURsEs to enroll n Jesephine d. Hunt
Nurses. Registry. Phone West 1886: e
HELP-FEMALE DOMESTIC.
COOKS wanted. also la,ndresses and chamber
maids: bring references. Rev. Fuller's, 1921
S5th at Ss
Evening star., 1922-03-07

Another episode Of this ct0ry Il
tOmoHrow's Star.
Evening star., 1922-03-07

sTENoGRAPHER and typewriter. This 10 IN
opportunity for young man to get practical
experience. Henderson, Mig. Co., 13l1 W ct.
|preferred See Mr.. Kolb. Burlington Hotei,
1l20 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-07
Ads That Brought Results

IMMEDIATELY AvAILABLE-Two rooms.
very comfortably furnished, one q bedroom
with large single beds. the other rs den or
library; private bath and open porch; instan-
taneous hot water and all modern appurte-
nances. including Sunday breakfast: ideal
arrangement for two gentlemen: entirely pri-
vate, taking up entire de0r: this private
home faces Rock Creek Park, very near Ward
man Park Hotel: . delightful place TO live.
both In summer and winter; only $50 per
month. Call Columbia S843.
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misunderstanding.

Han gr1no df ben oberoroen
Iabe Hris paa Minne eapoIis 9ibenne
r,aa pi itrenet boIoe paa Ben @egel,
al 8labet .betaleg gorffalD. Aoresie.
Iappen biier ohio, til bbilfen Dag
State Hi;sfa,s.;a ;s ,.at % bbis oerfor 5or.
s I lite er mob.
toget inoeft p,a.. 1bgnne, bli.
ber beofonmenbe abonns,,t itrpget.
9enne @egel bliber itrengt oberbolot
lige operfor alle, abonnei1ter .,oem
6orfieI. = ID. &. 3.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-07-06

90 @iebefieo ifteoeufor Sufets sats
al III Gent, fat11t 5 Gents 8anoet
pan 2a1nnefie6 moo Snfets q
Gents. ], IS {
Bafbington BEN lite SSuli Sena-
tct beotog igaar giiIIen for aasfering
lat pisfe &rigsfibe / be Goreneee
Cutters 6luaoe i 0berersl sltem,nelie
|meo ben peo Gebrl1itnings fonfererien
i @afbingtpn Tutte6e 9raftat ON
Snoifranfning af Slaaoens stnrfe.
Som 5glge at noele 11i1,bre Mmen6e.
menter, iom Senatet beotog, gaar
|8illen mi til 8onferensbeb ebanoltng
1,.eo &ufet. - II i
9prettelien al flere ape 9omnler-
|etnbeber, 6eriblo1tot ct for Dtitriftet
|Minnefota, er I bleben. forfinfet og
naa nente til tent paa @ommeren,
for6i Senatet igaar lite bar iftano
til at bebtage &onferensrapporten til
@inen, inben S11fet oiournerebe.
8Men for 0prettelie af oisie DOM
,nerembeoer tom fra &onferensfomi-
teen h6lig 6enne l1ge: Senatet maa
f5rit erpe6ere Mapporten1 bporefter
E@uiet bill optage ben. 9aainart Dc
to 6uie bar eo6fienbt @apporten,
gaor 8illen til Breiioenten.
Ser bleb giort Gorieg paa at op>
tage @apporten til @oteringi @ena-
tet igaar; men Senator Sing at l1tab
proteItereoe mob et1ltemmigt @antDf-
fe. @enere bleb ct nDt, Gorlpg giort;
|men McG1mber proteitereoe oa MOB,
at Garif-8illen ifuloe tranges TIL
fioe. =.
Set ser MI fan6ipnligt, at @appor-
ten bill blipe be6toget af eenatet ON
1togleGage ;1nen fioen &ufet er aiour,
1,ert for lite at ntaoe igien fbr / @u'
guit, Tan 8illens 0e6tagelfe lite fllb.
itenoi9eieres. gn Goriinfelfe paa fer
eller otte Tiger, mere er nunogaaelig.
gHeh 8 rnn & e3tpt1n1pr hnr 6enu-
tets Suftitsfomite, 5bboraf Senator
anute Melion er Sorn1anb, igaar be.
ilnttet at inoftille til @eotaeelie ben
laafalote Mrti-2pncbing @in, fom
blep peotaget al Sufet >afbiete So,
mar. r.z-.s- .-.::5sz5. - s., Il, -. :
6,1fet rpobe6e op forifieHige 6or :.
retninger igoar Mftes og oionrnereoe
|tn Mi6ten at augult. n1eaeas Se.
|natet fortfetter 8eban0lingen af "a
rtf.pilIen. .;sg.r,s.-- ~
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bet, beOfot1tr1enDe Mbo1tt1et1t 1tregel.
Genne Meael bIiber 1trengt operboIbt
.lioe oblerfor oIIe. Abonnei,ter ,ioe,1
:sForffiel. III IS.
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ghicoao Sen 30te sssl1,i. ct &ont-
hromis for at forebpaqe en- Streif af
100000 sssernboneberflt osnrbeioere
imoraet, er BET weaal, iou1 De Gor-
e,,e6e Stoters sssernbane- Mrbeiberfon,.
+misiion baaber at naa ioog / en- Son,
ferers me6 5agforeningsle6ere og
.sssernbnneprafi6enter. glt en- =Dper,
ensfomlt biI6e fomrne i1tan6, bleb for
u6Ioat of flere beit{tnoenoe Mrbei6er,
Ileoere, Baneprpiioenter % Meolen-
L1uer of aommisiionen. 80. =.
Mpqter qoor us poo, at @runola.
get for en- Gberensfomlt ullerebe er
fonan1et ijtono be6 pribate aonferen.
Ter rnellem Ben COOPER, aon,nisfio=
mems ssormon6, ssaeforeningsleoere
og sSernbaneoireftgrer. Set iogoes,
at Mebet al. / ibag bare bil6e blibe
en- offentlig Matififation af Oberens<
fetnften. @ -
gbicoao ben 2eoe Stunt. Msioci.
otion Of Moilnop grec,,tipes (Sern.
Observation-Disclosures EoreninO forfa.
iteoe i gftermi6oag Gagforeningernes
1or}Inq ON WaabenftiIitano for at fg,
re ,,pe unoerbanolinaer ON 2bnnin.
aer % MrbeiosfurboIo. ganepreii-
oenterne er1areoe, at en- @treif piloe
rpre gtrio meo ssernbone-M Mrbeioer.
commissioners Qr6re oq, irnoo Sc
Gorenebe @taters @eeierine, og fra
iagbe fig faaleoes pberligere Nnipar
for Sen 1,ubarenoe @ituation. Ser
.er rinqe 5unoipnligbeo, iagoe 8dne.
prqfi6enterne, for 11ogen &onferens
1,teo set Maal at bilnage 9Diiien. :
3 De flefte ganeprafiio ooenldter lei mrelte
biem idften. .ss.''', 60
Detroit ben 29be Stunt. Drbfer,
Ger. bilbe ienot 400, 600 MaHo
2iniearbeioerne pna 50 Hrocent at
2onbets Baner = pea Streif SCI. 10
gorn1iooae Sen 1ite Sult fom en- Bro-
te{t mob BEN 2snsne6fettelie, ion be
Joreneoe @taters Sernbane-Mrbei6er-
fpnrnisiion bar beororet for Sen
Sag bleb fent ioag bo1M tilbage af
6. s. @rabIe, &obe6preii6eat for 2i-
ME oe Wprfiteosarbeioernes Sor-
f11no, efter Mootaeelfen af en- 9tep>
ming fra 8ou1misiionen til at 6eltoee
i en- @onferens meo Saeforenings1e-
oerne % sSernbaneprelibenter Gbi-
cage itnoreen. .s.......s. ...-.:s. =
@tebningen bleb mootoeet, ibet
man bolot pao at ifripe Eelegramnter
til 2iniearbeioernes .2eoere ober belle
Qon6et ON Streifens Spprfi9ttelie i
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fine fgrlte Beltrpbel{er for at brinqe
4uIornbeeierne po Brubeorbeioernes
aebere 5o,,,nen for at bi1ruae Sill.
tire. Zen. 3 SET e5pi6e 6us blep ioao
rnootonet .spar frn ,,1onue :@r1,be;
eiere n1atnoe1r6e. eessnbbnbeIfe1t til et1,
.Greosfonfereug ,,1eo grniioe,1ten ber
ogrboo Worqe11. glle 2orog. .oo
Diitriftsle6ere for l1niteb W9ine
ggorfers piI inbfinoe fla. 10
8relioent Soroinq bill pe6 oenne
Ro,feret1g ino{tpnoio opfor6re 81
5tribenoe 9arter til ~ ior1iee fig.
So,, oqter at iiqe til Mrbei6erne cq
@rubeeierne, at 6eriom Sfriot / Set,
nnrmelte Gremtib lite tages for al
bilegge RonfI:ften, bill Megieringeu
for at beifptte M1menbe6ens Snteres.
Ter blibe tpuneen til at trpffe oraitt.
tie Gororftaltninger for at gitre CT
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9et er rnuligt, at @reiioent Sar'
bing bill forelegse en- aon'pronis'
plan for l1noerbanolinger omStr':
bens 8t1aggelie, oa BET er betlenh
at en- iaaoan Na11 bar .baret orstte1
At &anoels'nintfter 9oober og 4rbe1'
oer1ntnii1er Daots r1eo 9aro1ne.
De1ber, 29oe Stunt. M aompa,
1'ier al Standardization bar fodet Or
IRE til ot mob'lnere 1aften 1po DDer
omfr1ng Staten 1om 6ptge az az 70
Sernbanebroer brenOte % staee
bleb at1rettet paa anl9ruoer ! oe moro
ltee. og 1Doltge @ultelfer : eotoraoo
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Spiritaoia fonfifferet paa Sfbe

i SPirttnofa fpnfiReret paa shbe.
Mem gorf, 27be St,,1i. FoISnpnoig-
-beoerne foretog tent ibag @aa9iaer
poa ire @fibe, to ,1noer amerifanif
Stag % Set treble en- norif 2aite-
bantper, oe fonfiifereoe 2,4oo Glaffer
.@us6riffe, ser efter Sigenoe bar
irnnglet on,bor6. Sfibene bar Gor'
enebe @taters~ Sfibsfomn1isiions
Dontper r8reiioent Mrtbur", @aro>
2iniens Donper usibonep" og -ben
norife Camper ugurfon6". De to
fibltnepnte bleb un6erfggt nle6ens Sc
laa beo fine @aier @rooflDn. Ga.
800 Glaifer anginelis @renoepin blep
fonfiiferet paa bber @aab. Ssngen
9(rreltationer bleb foretaget.
i Sefolf traer meb Gtreif.. @uffa>
10, 81. g., ben 276e Stunt. @n Or,
ore til @treifafitemning blan6t GDr-
bp6ere, DIiere, @ullempere % anore
Soft anfat >paa Dampifibene paa De
ltore Sber, ct bleben uoieot, meooe=
Ter @eneraliefreter Ebonas Gontpap
ioag. .sz.,..s +
Mflten1tingen beepn6er imorgen
og fortiettes i to Niger for at gipe
Soft, iom MI er n6e paa 9eer'1e, a11,
leonitg til at femme naar Be tom.
n1er ilnn6. .ss :. -, !, =. 49, :. :. )
Matrofernes Union be1,tes at billie
foretoge EN- Streifafitemntng inben
to Tiger. ,sas=ss-. -.
@ieer meo @anberlni. Seleno,
Mont., 28oe SUM-. Den 17-aarige
Manes Bolt % ben t8zaartge &u5eI
'Senieu, aenoiba, isis, er paa Sob
t1tr tpersober Montnna pg banber.nf
|befege bbereneite Stat geften, iag.
Sc Sc beo fin anfo1nH bio. @e. bar
.allereoe bnnbret giennetn | 4 @lnter.
Sc 70 Yiget er nj poa 8ieulpet efter
Eat bape banord giea1nen be ltorobeft
5Iiae Stater sc oil gaa qiie1l1en1
g1onta taita, gainaefota % ino
{ ggiseor,iin / CONNER.
Sorbf bftielp. @aibington, 2oe,1 SUI
Ii 9aa georaetotp,, 11niDeriitets
Igeisn1oeraf regiftrere6es 70 Soro.
|ffialb; BET enc, i Gitern,i6ooa par
+entaeelig uIofaltt % 1l1aaffe ] oe 5ors
eseoe @tater ]. en- afitano Of TOO
800 MiI fra @aibine ton; BET pare1e
fra 81. 4,2s tif 4.35. SoroH eIoet
|imorges bar Iterfere, men bar lea.
gere Borte
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
BEARS REFUSE
TO HIBERNATE
Seven Bruins on Mt. Rainier
Fail to go Into Win
ter Quarters.


TACOMA, Wash. March 29.-Seven
bears on Mount Rainier, d snow
capped~peak near here, refused to fol
low their instincts and hibernate this
winter. Instead, they made an inn
high on the mountain, their head
quarters, depending upon the fores'
rangers, guides and cWetakers fol
their food.
Avalanche Lily, one of the bears
started the colony. following her OK
perience OF year ago, when she
awoke prematurely from her winter
sleep and was fed by a caretaker al
the inn. In the spring six Other
bears were advised Of her Find" and
this winter they refused to go tC
sdeep.
The bears have become quite tame
in fact 50 tame that they do no.
hesitate to break into buildings il
search of food This winter the show
is up on the fourth floor OF the inn
where the bears broke so many win
dows that barbados had to be bull.
against them.
The bears are tolerated because in
the summer they prove a great az
traction to the thousands OF tourist
who visit the Rainier National Park
CT which the mountain is the feature
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
GIRL SCOUTS MAKE MONEY

After all final reckoning has been
made, the Girl Scouts find that the
total amount taken in at their ca
baret held on March 81 amounted to
$2290 OF this amount $127.60 was
profit for the girls. The Scouts de-
sire TO thank all those who assisted
them in making the affair a success.
Special mention is due Mr.. Reidi,
who so generously donated the bread
for sand wiches. and to Mrs. Grundler.
tho Eagles Lodge and the committee
in charge of the Labor Union Hall,
all of whom loaned furniture. franks
is also due to the Ladies Council,
he members Of which spared Meth
err time nor effort to make the ca
baret a worthwhile event.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29

rage price of SO cents dozen on
all grades of eggs was obtained for
its members.
Four receiving stations are oper.
ated by the cooperative organization.
nd the eggs are carefully graded
here and shipped to various parts or
he nation. 1t is planned to store
a larger number OF eggs this spring
,haB in the past and the association
viii put these on the market next
winter. with the idea of giving thu
PRODUCERS the benefit of high prices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29

American citizens Will be enabled
to sit IN their homes and listen TO
Congressional debates, If plans
evolved by representative Vincent
Brennan, of Ohio. materialize. Els
Enlistment of slant radio tie
phone station for broadcasting the
held in the halls of Congress is
proposed in resolution which
Brennan plans to Introduce. The
proposed station, which would be
under supervision of the Navy De-
partment, will be located in the
Capitol Building or at the naval
radio plant at Radio, Va. accord
ing to the plans of Brennan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
new THEORY IN
TAYL0R'S DEATH
New York Arrest May Throw
Some New Light on Movie
Mans Murder.
Continued from Page One.)

momber OF Pacific ,a.;t drug ring
HIS az, ;Oas lead tho police to he
Neye lie may ka3w considerable
concerning the details of the Staying
Of the film director.
Gesse is also said to have told
the police that in the last few months
he has supplied opium to society
leaders and others sufficient to sup
ply thousand 'hop parties"
The prisoner is accused Of beins
the chief representative of a drug
selling band at the head of which
are several wealthy men These men
higher up are known 10 the polio"
bat evidence Of their trade is 50
closely covered that It would be al
most impossible TO get conviction il
an arrest were made on the flimsy
evidence at hand.
Detectives Riley and Moffett OF
the narcotic squad ssffd-they had had
Gessel under surveillance for several
weeks. They charge, he sold them
. toy of opium fer S. at the corne
# Ferty-seveT1 and Broadway.
Arrest Important
D.. Charlcton Simon. after exam
nirg Gesse!, said:
81 believe the arrest Of Gessel to
b, enc of the most important ever
made by the narcotic squad of this
city. The detectives who brought
about the arrest OF this man had to
use ell their wits before they succeed
cd in getting him to sell them a
qFa-''ty of the drug
"Cessel mixed with the best people
and for that reason was wary"
Odd Ge1sel say anything to you
reglrding the Taylor murder?" Dr.
Simon w9s asked.
she did" was the reply "He said
,het he believed Taylor was murdere
by some che in the drug ring in Los
Ange'es because the film director
tqd irterfeced with the sale Of drugs
10 Ger ain actresses"
Movie Star implicated
odd he name the actress?"
He did. She is one of the leading
figures ON the screen
While the commissioner said Ges
sci had given the name in the pres
once Ct witnesses, the possible re
suits Of the investigation ere so grea'
.hat specific mention OF the name is
wfthheld pending police investigation
Gessel. according to the police, said
The drug was ord at frequent
Intervals and was forwarded to tn
actress at intervals.
The price charged, $3.50 an ounce
was in proportion to the risk in
volved, Gcssel is said to have ex
planned
Gesscl became a drug addict IL
years ago. it is claimed The police
say they have little hope Of forcing
the prisoner to divulge the names OF
hfs moneyed hackers. but do hope he
will "come>-through' with the Tay'
lor story.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
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RETURN FROM VISIT

Mrs. A. p. Kasheyaroff and Mrs. l..
NJ. Engberg returned today on tAe
Estebeth from q short trip to Amaga,
where they visited with Mrs. Katie
varoff's daughter, Nadia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
PORT ALTHORP CANNERY
TO BEGIN OPERATIONS

The Deep Sea Salmon Company
cannery at Port Althorp will begin
cSeration next week, according to
Adaus.. Bu.schman, president of the
company, who passed through Juneau
this morning on the steamship North
ives Stern, on the way to the canneIy.
The company expects to put up a
pack of 10000 cases of salmon this
season and will employ crew Of 100
men.
Mr. Buschman has a crew of so
men from Seattle On the Northwest
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29

Robert Foster, principal in the
above case, was for some time game
warden at Ketchikan. He is well
known in Southeastern Alaska. The
shooting took place New Years Eve
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
REGISTER! REGISTER !!
REGISTER!!!

Every resident of Juneau
who is a citizen owes it to Jul
neau and himself to register
this week and vote next
week.
Juneau belongs to the people
who live in il, and it is their
best nope for the future. II
IS the.r duty 10 take ere OF
The city.
DO your duty! REGISTER
NOW, and VOTE NEXT TUES
DAY.
The registration books will
close Saturday, April !, at 8
p m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
MURDER CASE
JURY VISITS
CRIME Scene
State Completes Case Against
Robert Foster, Former
Ketchikan Man.
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ing it would open this forenoon.
The defense attorneys sought to
draw an admission from Del Cum
nings, ships cook, that he and Mrs.
Georgia Foster wife CT the man on
trial, were together in an upper room
Of the Bushnell house when Foster
clllel on the night of the shooting
affray.
Cummings admitted he had i'kept
company in a way" with Mrs. Foster
nrior to her marriage in Ketchikan,
but denied they We're sweethearts.
Foster on Stand.
Robert Foster this afternoon took
said trouble with his wife started
when they came down from Alaska
and she went to live with her
parents.
Our life in Alaska. where we
were married, was always happy,
said Fost en-. After we came here il
asked her why she did not want
TO live with me any more and she
said her mother told her that if
she remained with me, her whole
life would be spent in logging camps
and she would never she the world.
"Once after my wife had prom
iscd 10 90 to show with me. Mrs.
Bushnell came to my room and told
me the date was cancelled and that
Georgia, my wife's name, did not
love me Mrs. Bushnell said her
daughter had told her she was sorry
she had married me-"
Foster said that on the night OF
the shooting he was respondent and
decided TO see his wife and child
then take his own life. Foster said
that when he arrived at the Bush
nell home, William Walker inter
ferred. Foster drew his gun TO
brighten Walker who jumped for
ward and the gun was accidentally
discharged several times during the
shuttle Walker was wounded and
Mrs. Bushnell was fatally shot. Fos-
ter said he then attempted TO com
init suicide.
Eugene Meacham, divorce proctor,
defense witness, said he had ad-
yised Foster on the day Of the shoot
ing 10 keep away from the Bushnell
home until the difficulties were
settled.
Neighborsi testified that on the
day OF the Shooting Foster appeared
worried and depressed.
Robert Foster. principal in the
above case, was for some time game
warden at Ketchikan. He is well
known in Southeastern Alaska. The
shooting took place New Years Eve.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
SILVER TEA TOMORROW

Everybody is welcome to attend the
silver tea to be given tomorrow after
noon by the members of the church
league.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
Cackle Association Get
Good Prices for Produc,

WINLOCK, Wash, March %. =.
Washington's Cooperative Egg &
Poultry Association, which markets a
large part of the eggs and poultry
froduced in this state. now has 2,400
members, according to its annual re-
ort. During the past year an ave,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
MASONS PARTY TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
Masons' party to be given in the
cages Hall here tonight. All the
details of the affair have been work
ed out by a master hand at entertain
ing, and those who are fortunate
enough to attend will without doubt
be pleased
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
D!SCONTiNUES AT HOME

Mrs. Scott {. Bone has discontin-
ued her regular Fat home On Thurs
day, until her return from the South.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29

30 you want a rseu car! Tell the
uud and price you will pay, in .
Classified ad. Someone will be glad
q read that ad
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

ern a2i took on number from Ju-
neau A cargo of supplies is also or
the boat for the cannery.
The Cape Edwards cannery has
been leased TO the Great Atlantic Tea
Company. Preliminary work is nov
being done there and it is expected
operations will be started within a
short time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
Army Appropriation Bill
Passed Today by House

WASHINGTON, March 29.-With-
t roll call the House thfs fore
acol passed the army appropriation
III, carrying approximately $685.
e0,0G0.