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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-27
sss PROKLETk. ~
Roman Emilia Richebourgs
Voln9 pfelozil Frant. Lad. Click.

: "A ZdHllCeV Sc OpeC 8 pU-
.ivzdechem, jal Sc po chvili w.
Ipravovati dale:
"Matka jeji zemfela v ne
!, Ikolika hodinach po porodu
Blancine a pri mrtvole teto
nest astne zeny zavazal jsem
Sc pffsahou slavnou, lie dite
jeji nikdy neopustim, nybrz
BE budu vzdy mad MIN drzeti
|ruku ochrannou. Oh, BIh jest
|nejvys dobrotivy a ia v neho
Ipevne doufam, re nedopusti
lnikdy, aby Blanka byla ne
st'astnou! Hled'te, kdybych
|vam mohl vsecko vyprav9ti,
izajiste, ze byste me jednani
take pochopil a dplne 8 MIN
|souhlasil, ale ia nesmim o
'itom nikomu ami slova vice
sdeliti. Vidim, kterak Sc v O.
cich vasich trpyti Shy a tyto
bodaji mne " dust jako ostra
'ldyka. Ale verte mi, kdybych
lme Blance mohl usetriti "a
|rmutku, ze bych "a to dal S
radosti tech nekolik dni zivo-
ia, ktere mi jeste zbyvaji. Bo
ze dobry, popfejz mi, abych
tax dlouho aspoh zdstal ma
live, az bych il mohl videti
St'astnou!"
/ Leon poslouchal kazde slo-
Ivo starcovo Sc zimnicnim
takrka napnutfm.
| "kdybych byl mel jen dost
malo tuseni, CO Sc stane," po-
kracoval Rouvenat v reci sve,
"nebyl bych Blanku nikdy
wal s sebou do Crave, w
byste Sc tam byl s nj nesetkal.
Nestesti to Sc ale jiz stalo a
'nyni jde jen o to, abychom je
ucinili CO MONA neskodnym.
A k tomu budete mi, mlady
pane, musiti pfispeti. :. He'd
te, ia sc proto nikterak ma vas
mehnevam, re milujete Blan-
ku = vint' dobfe, ze Wy "a to
nemIzete. Ale posud jeste
nenf pfilis pozde. Nebot' m'N
SINE hledeti, abychom zje
nall mir a utisenf tam, kdez
jste, aniz byste tomu byl cht6l,
vyvolal bouTi. Nuze, rcetez.
chcete mi byti v tom napomo-
cen? Vase oko mi pravi, re
ano, a re sc v tom mohu ma
vas uplne spolehnouti."
Clm dale starry nadvornlk
mluvil, tim vetsi dzkost zmoc-
novala Sc srdce jinochova.
Posleze promluvil proseb-
nym hlasem:
"Prosim vas tedy, mily pa
lie, reknete mi konecne, co ode
mne vlastne zadate? -"
Rouvenat odpovedel ma to
vazne:
"Vy milujete Blanku. ia
IVAN rad verim, re to myslite S
tou divkou upTimne a poctive
a re jste slusny a pocestny mia
dix. Vsak nicmene piece opa-
kuji k vam jeste jednou pros
bu svou, abyste ma nj zapom-
nel!'
80, zadejte na mne cokoli
chcete, jen toho ma mne neza-
dejte!" odvece Leon.
ia ale prece muslin toho cd
vas zadati," odpoved6l Rouve-
nat, "musite ma nj zapome-
nout, jelikoz nikdy nemohl by.
|ste sc stati jejim manzelem."
| Leon uslysev slova tato zal-
kal Zakryval 81 oblitej obe-
ma rukama.
"ubohy mladik! On il sku-
tecne miluie vroucne!" promlu
vii Rouvenat sam k Nbe.
| Ale nasilne setrasl ST sebe
vsecku slabost a poloziv rukl'
svou ma rame Leonovo, jail sc
hlasite vazne mluviti dale k
nemu.
"Nyni tedy vite, ma Gem jste.
lCo hodlate Ciniti?"
| "Coz ia vim?" zvolal zoufa-
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PRODA Sc dunn ma vych.
1876 ul. z Union, je o 6ti po-
kojich, koupelna, diva zacho-
dy, garaz, vse 1noderne zari-
zeno. Cena $4,000. Haste sc
" els. 1902 Bartlett Ave. z
vfch. 131. ul. 12-1
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i
jmenoval jsem il svou vilou
nadeje. ia blouznivec! Onat
Jest jen slecna Blanka Melli-
erova, jedina dedicka bohate-
no otce sveho. A ia odvazil
jsem Sc mysliti ma to, ze Sc wy
nasnazim, abych 81 il ziskal.
Jakaz to byla odvazlivost ode
mne! o, slitujte Sc made rnou,
pane, zasadte mi posledni ra-
nu, at mne radeji rozdrtf."
/! Timto zoufalym bedovarfm
mladikovym byl Rouvenat mad
miru dojat, tax ze nan pin d
trpnosti a upffmneho soucitu
hezkou chvili pohlizel.
"Vy mi ami nepotrebujete
fiei, proc nemehu nikdy btti
manselem slecnv Mellierovy,
ia Sc toho jiz sam domyslirn,"
oval sc po chvili Leon.
! "Myslite?" tazal sc trpce
Rouvenat. "a co byste Tekl, ze
je prfcinou toho?"
"Pan Mellier si preje, ably
Sc jeho dcera dobre vdala."
odpovedel Leon, "a proto da il
"a nianzelku toliko muzi bo-
hatemu a vznesenemu!'
ITO jste, mdj mily pfiteli,
velice ma omylu," odpiral Rou-
venat. ''Poslyste, ia vam to
ltedy sdelfm - a z toho, t,i-
sim, poznate, ze 81 vas vazim
- Blanka byla jiz " sestem
roce veku aveho zasnoubena.
A to jest pricinou, proc nemd-
ze Sc nihdy stati manzelkou
VAST. Vice ale vam nemohu
rici -"
"a to re by melo byti jedi
nou pficinou?"
"Ovsem ze," odpovedel Rou-
venat, ''a zadna moe ma svete
by to nezvratila."
IA prece, mily pane," ma
initial Leon, "musim pfipone-
nouti, ze jest veri prapodiv-
Inou, zasnuboyati komukoliv
dite sestilete. CT nemyslite, ze
| by srdce slecny Mellierovy 81
zvolilo Ia manzela nekoho il
neho, jehoz jste il, decku sesti
letemu, rcili? Nuze, co po-
cnete, kdyby lasku svou vG-
novala jinemu muzi, nezli sve-
mu snoubenci?"
"Tot' bylo by hrozne ne
Istesti"
"a proc by to bylo nestes-
tim"
! "Pmevadz Blanka jineho
"a muze nedostane."
'"Tedy by byl i ten muz, k
nGmuz srdce Blancino laskou
piilnulo, odbyt, kdyby poza-
dal "a ruku jeji?"
"Zajiste, jako vsichni ii,
kdoz sc az dosud o nj uchA-
zeli."
Mlady muz touto odpovedi
pomaten, pohlfzel vyvalehy-
ma ocima ma starce.
"A wy fikate, ze svou kmo-
trinku milujete?" tazal SC
rpce.
Rouvenat Sc pri teto otazce
podivne pousmal.
ia jsem dplhe pfesvsdcen,'
pocal mltlviti, "ze menu jed
mani nerozumite, ale ia VAN
to pfece nemohu vysvetliti.
Nebot' jest to me tajemssvi,
ktere "a zadnou cenu nesmim
lvyzraditi. Srdce nasi Blanky
musi zGstati svobodnym. lei
me tomu, ze srdce Blancino k
vam laskou piilnulo, tedy ma
tento SEN mladistve vasne kmo
ltfinka ma velmi snadno zapo-
meme. A Wy j nechcete uciniti
nest astnou, neni-liz pravda?
"A ma to sc tazete mne?"
ozval Sc Leon, "jenz bych mi
lerad "a nj tfeba cely ziv0t
sv1j obetoval?"
"Nuze tedy, We jmenu Blan
ky a jejiho stesti, We jmenu
q -
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovJ
obchod, rohove misto, els,
BATS Fulton Rd., kde Sc trzi
pres $4OO tydne, levny ma.
jem. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. thinner.
man, v els. 1907 Miles Ave.
cd I do 3 hod. odpoledne.
1878
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zlodeie skutecne take zatknol

NNyhy JCuO Uyly AHhIHys
Bylo ssSorem jiz jisto, re bu
de vypatran v te ci one krc-
me nejnszsfho fadu, jichz teh
dy poblize hradeb parizskych
bylo mnohem hojneji nezli v
dobe nynejsi.
A proto take nafizena by.
la prohlfdka v krcme gu stri-
brnc else" jejiz hoste neslynu-
nijak dobro,t povesti, treba re
mattel jeff byi poctivec.
Zname jiz vysledek prohlid
ky te a vine jiz jak nasilne
Nitka vzpiral Sc zatceni, chte-
je dokOnce komisare nozem
bodnouti - i to, re dtok jeho
nezdaril sc jen nasledkem ma
hleho zakroceni strojnika Re-
ne Moulina.
Kdyz zatcenf dovedeni byli
do vezeni policejniho, byli po
drobeni obvykle policejni pro-
hlfdce.
Saty jejich prohledany byly
a vzaty Jim penize jine pred
mety, jez IL mich nalezeny by
ly a v5e to bylo pecliv6 v pro
tOkol zaznamenano.
Kdyz veskere formality ty-
to byly ukonceny byli zatce.
nj uvedeni do SirSich sfni, V
nichz V divine sm6sici dli zlo-
dejove, vrahove, tulaci pOuzi
darebaci, cekajice az po pr
vem vyslechu budou bud pro-
pusteni ma svobodu aneb do
praveni do vezeni k soudu tre-
stnimu.
Cely naOytek techto sini Sc
sklada jen lozi, z prycen, pfi
bitych ku zdi jak v kasarnach
a hrubych lavic i z t6zkych
nenatrenych stolu.
Y teto noci bylo malo lidi
" sini, do niz Raoul a Nitka
byli uvedeni, tax re v okamzi
ku nalezli prazdnou jednu pry
emu. kdez ulehli jeden podle
druheho.
Nitka, cello maize svrastene,
IA v tvafi divoky vyraz, ami ne
hlesl.
Raoul rovnez nemluvil, po-
nevada byl vsak vzdycky no.
vornym, tato mlcelivost, nelibi
la Sc mu po nekolika jiz
minutach uZnal Ia v'hodne, -
pferus;ti il.
Stroll loktem soudruha sve-
ho a del mu septem, nebot'
"a noel jest kid v policejnim
vezeni pfisne prikazan.
"Nac premyslite, kamarade,
muj."
"a ty," odtusil Nitka row
nez septem.
ia myslim ma stare pore
kadlo."
Jake porekadlo?"
"Clovel1 mini, pan ,bGh, ,
tomto pripade, policic meni.'
"Divno, re mGzeS vtipkova.
| ii takovych okolnoctech."
"Jestit' v tom vtelena pre-
ce moudrost hluboka!"
ZACH, moudrost! moudrost
ia div hnavy nesoptim, pony.
slim-li 81, za V okamziku, kdy
NELL jsme byti jiz zlatem "a
hrnuti, najednou octneme sc ,
chladku. Ma mistG. abychon
spocivali ted ma prycne a mi
sich chlaiku k vGG tenn mi
k tomu kyne jeste nekolik mt
zernym hodinkam a X Will to
mu. re isem zahral policejni
mu komisari. - A to, vef ma
Since Zrovna neteSi."
| "a kdo Jest tim jcrom vi
nen."
| "Ja mad?"
/ "Ovsem ze ty!" odtuSil no
tar, kterehoz vyhlfdka ma "a
lar nezdala Sc pfece prlli
rmoutiti. "Ty byl isl to, ktery;
!! ,htel, bychom Sc sesli gu stfi
) Ibrne cisa,' ac tG Jan Ctvrtel
lvyslovne ujist'oval,ze misto n,
I'M pfl;s jirto."
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PRONAJME Sc mensi byt
o 8 pokojich ma Karlfne. Hla-
ste sc v elsie 3489 vych. 46.
ul. z Fleet Ave. 11-27
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PRODAJf Sc zarucene vel
ke domaci letosni husy. Pfijd'
te k L. Mira, 1851 Pease
Rd., Stop 10, A. B. C. Line,
rovne "a mostenl v Maple
Heights. 1927
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POTREBNY DELNfK ztrat;l
$4,000 v okolf Hamm ul. a
Broadway. Poctivy nalezce
necht' je odevzda u JOS. Mi
chalek, 498 Mead Ave. 11-27
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni uniovi
tesafi. Haste sc v elsie 1904
Angelus Ave. Corlett. 11-24
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PRIME SE'

PRIME Sc zena "a hospo.
dNni. Haste &c v {. 4605 Les
ter ave. l1-29
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Ma vase dscko spravnou vahu?
KdyS raikoli nepochybne na,l
nesvedcf jeho potravd.

Jx pc til generace stalo se Eagle
inleko proslulym jako dstsla potra-
Va. Vice dsti bylo vyziveno a Wy
chovano ma Eagle mlsku, nez vie-
raj ostasnitni dEtskymi potravinami
dohromady.
Nemste Sinih polusy 8 potravou
vaseho dxcka, nybrz hned zaciti ;
Eagle mlekem. Statisice ewop-
skych matek v cels zemi je pouzivs
S neilepsimi vysledky, docilenymf
pfi vyzivovani dsti. Take Wy byste
je msla pouziti, kdyz nem6zets ko-
iiti sys d7cko.
Evening star., 1923-08-29

Mary Alden, in Parted Curtains";
Saturday, William Fairbanks, in THE
Sheriff of Sun Dog"
Princess.
Sunday, Backbone; Monday, Jack
Pickford, in "Garrison's Finish" ;
Tuesday. Treasure Island: Wednes-
day and Thursday, Dorothy Phillips,
in Islander the Woman: Friday.
Ethel Clayton, in The Remittance
Woman; Saturday, Jack Holt, in
"Nobody's Money"
Savoy.
Sunday and Monday. Ben Alexander.
in Booth Tarkington's "Penrod and
Sam" and Ned Sparks. in Easter
Bonnets"; Tuesday and Wednesday, j.
Warren Kerrigan and Sylvia Bream, :,
er, in The Girl of the Golden West, :
Paul Parrett, in Live Wires" and
"Tarpon Fishing; Thursday, Guy
Evening star., 1923-08-29

Tuck; Tuesday. Herbert RawIinson,
in THE Victor; Sunshine comedy.
Speed Demons; Wednesday. Anita
Stewart. in THE Love Piker'': Thurs
day, CASTOR Glass and Barbara La
MARI, in "The Hero; Friday, Michaaol
OsHalloran" and George O'Hara, in
Fighting Blood" round IL; Satur-
day, Douglas MacLean, in The Sun
shine Trail
Evening star., 1923-08-29

Wednesday and Thursday, Thomas
Meighan, in Back Home and Broke"
comedy, "Pest Of the Storm Country"
For the children's matinee, Saturday,
children of Jazz" will be withdrawn N
and picture more appropriate for
the younger set will be substituted.
York.
Sunday and Monday, Children of
Dust" and Mack Sennetts Nip and
Evening star., 1923-08-29

Goat" and Fox News; Friday. Betty
Compson, in THE Woman With Four
Faces" Stan Laurel. in"Oranges and
Lemons" Eagles Talons." No. s:
saturday. open 8 pm, Agnes Ayres,
IN The Heart Raider Baby Peggy.
in Carmen, Jr.," and I'm the Days
of Daniel Boone" No. Z.
Elite.
Sunday and Monday, Mary Pick
ford, in Tess of the Storm Country" +,
Tuesday. J. Warren Kerrisan. in "A
Mans Man: Wednesday, Jack Holt.
in "Nobody's Money; Thursday,
Mary Carr, in "Over the Hill'; Friday,
May McAvoy, in only Thirty Eight" ;;
Saturday. Marc McDermott, in
Tights of New York"
Home.
Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt. in
"Nobody's Money; Tuesday. Agnes
Evening star., 1923-08-29

Bates Post, in "Omar the Tentmaker";
Friday. Florence Vidor. in "Alice
Adams" Jimmie Adams, in THE
Dude" and Prizmas "The Upselfish
Shelf: Saturday, Pauline Garon, in
"rhe Critical Age" Harry Pollard, in
sold at Auction" and Scheen Snap
shots.
Takoma.
Monday and Tuesday. "The Old
Homestead" comedy, "a Good Scout"
Evening star., 1923-08-29
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Ben Alexander,
in Booth Tarkington's "Penrod and
Sam" and Lise. ConIey, in Back
fire; Tuesday and Wednesday, j.
Warren kerrigan and Sylvia Dreamer.
in THE Girl of the Golden West"
Paul Parrott, in Live Wires," and
Prizma's "Time"; Thursday, Guy
Bates Post, in ''Omar the Tentmaker"; !;
Friday, Florence Vidor, in Alice
Adams" and comedy, Small Change" /;
Saturday, Pauline Garon, in The
Critical Age" Harry Pollard, in "Sold
at Auction" and Screen Snapshots.
Evening star., 1923-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from Fifteenth Page.)

a continuation of First Nationals
screen version OF Richard Walton
rJully'S stage success, Omar the
Fentmakcr," starring Guy Bates Post,
ii is claimed, that the engagement
at Crandalls Central Theater has
this week.
sunday and through next Tuesday
Will be shown Universars production
of Shadows OF the North" featuring
William Desmond, Virginia Browne
Fare and RinTin-Tin, the police dog.
in a story of placer mining and claim
jumping in the Canadian northwest;
Wednesday and Thursday, Gene STRAIT
ION Porter's own production of her
best seller. michael O'Halloran," and
Friday and Saturday of next week. j.
Warren kerrigan and Sylvia Dreamer
In First Nationals camera version of
Bclasco,s play, THE Girl of the Gold
an West -
Evening star., 1923-08-29

Ayres, in "The Heart Raider; We'd
nesday and Thursday, Betty Comp
son, in The Woman With Four
Faces; Friday. William S. Hart. in
Sand: Saturday, William Desmond,
in Mcclure of the Mounted"
New.
Sunday. Tom MiY, in Up and Co.
ing; Monday, William S. Hart, in
white Oak; Tuesday, Mabel Bald
win, in VANITY Fair: Wednesday,
Soul of a Beast; Thursday, Colleen
Moore and Antonio Moreno, in Look
Your Best; Friday, Pete Morrison. in
Western Blood"
Olympic.
Sunday and Monday, The Birth of
Nation" at 3, 8, Z, 8 PM: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Brass; Thursday
Dorothy Dalton, in THE Law of the
LawIess"; Friday. II. B. Walthall and
Evening star., 1923-08-29
Apollo.

!. Sunday and Monday. Ben Alexander.
IN Booth Tarkington'S 'Penrod and
sam" and Lige Conley, in "Bacllfire"; ;
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Lionel
Barrymore, in Enemies Of Women;
Thursday, FLORENCE Vidor. in Alice
adams" and Paul Parrott, in Live
Wires" Friday. Anita Stewart in
-The Loye Piker." and George OHara
in Fighting Blood" round IL: Satur-
day. Herbert RawlinSon, in THE
Victor" Harry Pollard. in THE
Mystery Man" and Lyman II. Howe's
"Unf ShOtS.'
Evening star., 1923-08-29
Chevy Chase.

Monday and Tuesday. open Monday,
3 pm. Thomas Meighan, in The
Ne'er- Well" Larry Semon, in The
Barnyard," and Fox News; Wednesday
and Thursday, Eileen Percy, in Chill
dren of Jazz" Buster Keaton, in The
Evening star., 1923-08-29
CRANDALL' 'S-"The Miracle
Baby"

Harry Carey's latest production
.lhe Miracle Baby" will be presented
fcr the first time in Washington at
Srandaifs Theater, the first three
IaNs of next week. beginning Sum
day afternoon. The story hristles with
stirring action. The comedy will pre-
sent Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven
IN Private, Keep or: Wednesday
ana Thursday Thomas II. Ince's pro-
qucuon OF THE Sunshine Trail" star
ring Douglass MacLean supported bv
tdith Roberts. and Lloyd HamiIton's
laughter special. Poor Boy; Friday
and saturday OF Labor day week, a
cast Of foreign players in above All
LaW' an out-of-Out thriller that
ahqunds in oriental mystery. and Cliff
ROMcS IN his latest cnmedN ..INrecl.s 9 :,
Evening star., 1923-08-29
Elite.
Home.

Sunday. and Monday. Jack Holt. in
''Nobody's Money; Tuesday. Agnes
Evening star., 1923-08-29
Colonial Beach-Steamer st. John

Colonia! Beach's three-day Labor
day celebration Will begin Saturday
of this week. a special schedule of
she steamer s.. Johns has been ar
Hanged for trips leaving Saturday at
5a,:"o pm, and Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday at . am
: Friday evening, August 81. the con-
eeSSloniStS and musicians of the
steamer st. Johns have arranged a
Lorty-mile moonlight excursion to
Indian Head and return, with many
entertaining features. including prize
dances open to all as follows:
y waltz with "a prize of So in
gold, q. fox trot with prize of
$3.50 in gold and a collegiate
walk with a prize of $3.50 in gold
Miss Katherine Smith. vocalist, will
sing the most popular song hits The
committee extends a welcome to the
general public. The steamer ST.
Johns leaves its wharf at the usual
time, 7:l5 pm. Only one more moon
light trip will be made this season
Wednesday. September ). being the
last
Evening star., 1923-08-29
,LEADER-"Bi of a Nation,

- David Wark Grffffth's famnus mir
turG' The Birth of a Nation" recently
Ei3de such hit at the Leader Theater
that the management has been
eoilEed to present it again for an
inNeiiilte engagement beginning
"a turday of this week Were there
not scores OF other Impressive rea-
sons. this alone might be taken as
evidence of the wonderful attraction
" inns great photoplay masterpiece.
Evening star., 1923-08-29

!. Glen Echo Park. also will have a
three day Labor day celebration be-
sihning Saturday of this week, with
many entertaining features including
music from to pm. in addition
70 the evening dance at $40. Ad-
mission to the park is always free
Tlth. free tables and comfortable
semches in the picnic groves. The
full amusement quota will be in
operation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
VERDICT NOT GUILTY IN
 CHARLIE HOXIE CASE

A verdict of not guilty was re. turned by the jury at 6:30 o'clock last night in the case of the United States District Court. Hoxie was charged with having intoxicating liquor in his possession in violation or the Alaska Bone Dry Law. The case went to the jury late in the afternoon
 Hoxie was arrested Monday fol- lowing a raid on that day on the Hoxie Cigar Store, which he op- erated, when alleged whiskey was found on the premises of the place. Hoxie was represented by Hellen- thai & Hellenthal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
ERNEST BRYSON IS INDICTED FOR MURDER
 IN THE FIRST DECREE

Ernest Bryson was indicted for murder in the first degree in a true Dill returned by the Federal Grand Jury in the U. s. District Court this morning. He will be arraigned to- morrow morning. Bryson is charged with having killed Robert H. Ferry. by shooting him with pistol. November IA last at Haines
 Y A true bill against Johnny Jack son for larceny in a dwelling, was also returned this morning by the Grand Jury. Jackson will be ar raigned tomorrow morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
HAML0W AND CHULIK
 PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Martin l.. Hamlow, alias F. Will son, indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for violation of the Mann Act entered plea of not guilty in the U. $. District Court this morning. His trial was set for 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
 Speridon Paul Chulick, indicted for larceny, entered a plea of not guilty this morning. His trial was set for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
 Both Hamlow and Chulik are rep- resented by H. l.. Faulkner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
PIONEER WOMAN WEEDS.

Miss Ann Sophia Andrson, for many years a resident of Fortymile and William c. Waters, who has re- sided eight years in the Yukon and for year at Fortymile, were mar ried recently at Dawson. They made the trip with several friends on the mail stage, drawn by dogs, from Fortymile 10 Dawson to have the ceremony performed by a clergy man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
JUDGES A R E
 CHOSEN FOR
 SCHOOL MEET
List Is Announced by Supt -Everything Ready to
 Being Monday Next.

All of the judges for the various events of the Second Annual South eastern Alaska Inter-School Meet have been selected The completeI list as announced by Supt J. E. Lanz, Chairman, Board of Conrtol, today follows:
 Officials and Judges.
 TRACK AND FIELD MEET. Referee-Earl Jamieson. Starter-J. E. Barragar Clerk of the Course-Grover c. Winn.
 Assistant Clerks of the Course John Langseth, Joe Williams. nnouncer-Claude Helgeson. Track Judges-William Fry, Felix Gray, A. B. Cole.
 Timers = Jack Wilson, Dave Housel, W. S. Pullen.
 Field Judges George Swarva R. R. Brown, M. s. Whittier, w. G. Johnson, Roy Jones, Walter DeLong, Peter Gilmore, Hon. Chas Brown, Jr. Scorer-F. A .Metcalf
 Assistant Scorers-J. H. Kline, hdy nOIu 0Tele,
 Reporter-Dorothy E. Haley.
 BASKETBALL.
 Boys Referee and Umpire-A. B.. Cole, Jerry Nilsson.
 Girlss Referee and Umpire-(not definitely decided.)
 Scorers E. Haley, F. A.. U. Galwas.
 Timekeepers-W. S. Pullen, c. O.. Osterberg.
 DEBATE.
 Judges-N. F. Gilkey, Mrs. H. L.. Faulkner, Mrs. F. A. Metcalf, J. w.. Troy, A. G. Shoup.
 Timekeeper-Dr. G. G. Bruce.
 DECLARATION.
 High School-Judges, Hon. F. J. Hunt, Mrs. J. F. Starr, Mrs. E. Me- Ayoy
 Elementary School-Judges. Mrs. J. Christoe Mrs Trella Bullock, Mrs. J. F. Starr.
 ORAL ENGLISH.
 High School-Judges, Mrs. R. E. Robertson, Mrs. w E. Cahill, Rev David Waggoner Elementary Sehool7Judges. Mrs. F. J. Vandewall, Rev. David Wag- goner, Mrs. R. E. Robertson
 WRITTEN ENGLISH. Judges-Mrs. M O. Johnson, E.. J. White, Mrs. R. E. Robertson.
 SPELLING.
 Judges-Mrs w. M. Jarmen, M. s. Whittier, Mrs. Palmer.
 RAPID CALCULATION. Judges Mrs. Felix Gray, Mrs. Dave Evans. M S. Whittier
 TYPEWRITING-F Year. Judges-George Folta, Elizabeth Feusi, Miss NJ. c. Ducey
 TYPEWRITING- G-Second Year. Judges Folta, Agnes Mu- seth, Miss M Ducey
 CATEGORICAL
 Judges-Mrs. J. Christoe, Rev. c. G. Bruce, A. G. Shoup.
 Everything is practically ready for the Meet to begin on Monday. The program for Monday will ap- pear in tomorrow paper. All judges and officials should watch each days events closely to make sure that they are present at the proper time.
 Haines and Skagway Arrive. The delegations from Haines and Skagway will arrive on the steam- ship Queen this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
BRYAN's coMMoNER TO
 SUSPEND PUBLICATION

LINCOLN, April Ex-Governor Bryan, of Nebraska, announced today that the Commoner, which he and his brother William Jennings Bryan, have published for the last g years will cease publication with the April issq;e. Lack of time to devote to the publication is given as the reason for suspension.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
TAKES PATIENT TO
 MORNiNGslOE ASYLUM

Deputy II. S.. Marshal Stanley G. Thomas will leave Juneau this even ing on the steamer Queen, taking Virgil Evans to Morningside Asylum Evans was adjudged insane and com mitted to Morningside Monday last at heaning in the U. S. Commits sioner's court. - s
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
B. M. BEHRENDS Co.,, Inc.
Heavy Fines Are Handed
 Out to New York Violators

NEW YORK, April 20--Eight pri son sentences and fines totalling $175,00O were imposed on 20 individ- uals and B corporations, all engaged in the pottery industry, who were convicted last Wednesday of conspir- acy in restraint of trade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
PROGRESSIVE WINS.

MOOSEJAW, Saskatchewan, Apri 20.-Complete returns confirm tn, election of E. N. Hopkins, Progress. sive. for the Dominion Parliament over w. E. Knowles. Liberal. The election was caused by the dis. qualification of R. M Johnson, Pro. efessive, chosen at the last general election and disqualified. There was no Conservative nominee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20

Fobes Supply Company, arrived here on the Alameda from the Westward where he has been on a business trip
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20
At the Gastineau
RINGUETTE PLEADS
 GUILTY; FINED S2oo

Ed Ringuette, whose case was on appeal from the U. s. Commission CTS Court for having intoxicating liquor in his possession, in violation pf the Alaska Bone Dry Law, by his attorney, H. l.. Faulkner. withdrew a plea of not guilty and entered a plea of guilty, in the U. s. District Court this morning. Judge Reed fixed his fine at $200 and costs. which were paid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-20

J. C. OConnell, president of the Public Utilities Company of Cordova, passed through Juneau on the steam CT Alameda. en route to the States.