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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joseph zellonwitz and wife TO Herman
Steubin and wife. September 10, 1923
deed to lot Is. block 1So. Alamo Heights.
$3.50.
A. s. Jones and wife to Joseph W.
Maddox and wife. September 10, 1898,
deed to all of west fifty feet of lot
81: block q. city block 1924 $3.50:
Woodward and Hardie to c. IL. Jack
OF lot Q, block s, new city block 5000,
Laurel Heights Terrace addition; 500.
Richard II. Brent to c. II. Jackson.
September I. 1928. deed TO lots and 2.
block 4. new city block 6i03. Beacon
Hill Terrace subdivision; $500 and othe"
considerations
II. A. Kuhn TO Mary Kunn. August s.
1898, deed to lot 5, block 20, Harlanda.e
considerations
NJ. L. Hanson and wife TO Charles
Miller, September IL, 1928. deed to Tot
5. block IS. new city block Sss2. Owens
Hariandalc Building company to Wal
ter Butenschoen. September S. 1923, deci
to lots and Z. block IL. Harlandale
addition; s60e.4i.
Fink. September r.. 1928. dssa to 'ats
1890. Fairfield addition; $500.
Arthur J; Lockwood and wife to Otto
1923, deed to south loo feet of lot s.
block 6. new city block $50: $4,000.
Kenneth Winner to Z. L. Varneli.
September II. 1928, deed to lots l. .. 3. 4,
$500.
E. l.. varnell to Frank E. Beatty.
September IL, 1928, deed to lots l. 2.
3. I. and 5. block 81. new city block
1880; $4,000.
Joseph zellenwitz and wife to Herman
Steublng and wife. September 10, 1928.
deed to lot Is, block $50. Alamo Heights
.ura Saxa,o- "a - c.ra,,o. .. r,s....
II. Baxter, August 16, 1928 deed to lot
C OF a b-division of lots As to So.
both inclusive. new city block 1857, Den
yer Heights; 1880.
James NJ. Cline to William J. Miller,
September IL. 1928. deed to lot IL, city
block 2s1s. Lubbock street: $500.
Thomas +. Quinn TO Emil Klinger
and Joe Zimmerman, September 10, 1929
new city block 1924: $3.50.
Adolph L. Rosenheimer and wife to
Thomas +. Quinn, August 80, 1928, deed
to lots 5, 3, 10, and H. block S. new
Street Realty company TO Mrs. Edna
NOW September 10. 1923. deed to
lots IL and IL, block 16. Sunny Slope
addition: $500
Hernandez. September Is, 1928, deed to
lot l. new city block s546. Colorado
H. E. Dickinson to Teresa Cantu
la and LIB. new city block s17s; $3.50.
f. l.. Tarnell to b. w. Camp Jr..
September II. 1928. deed to all OF lots
IL. IS, II and Is, block 16, Harlan
dale addition: s235.
W. II. HOLMES to Dominic Lee WAL.
July 5. 1928, deed to lots 81 TO &c, in
elusive, block Z, San Antonio Fig Gar
dens; $500.
W. J. Loyer to Thurman Barrett. Sep
TENDER IS, 1928. deed to LES acres out
OF northwest corner of niue-acre tract.
as described by field notes; $1,000
Rosa Stovall Stanley. ct al, to Isaac
Bledsoe. September IA, 1928, deed to
lots 16, Il, is and 10. block 70. Alamo
Heights: $3.50.
Charles Kruger and wife to Isaac
Bledsoe. September IA, 1928, deed to lot
IA, block 1. new city block 61Si, Fried
man addition: $500.
Herbert .Holz TO w. II. Holmes, April
:. 1928. deed 10 lots 81 to &c. inclusive
block z, San Antonio Fig Gardens; $500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. A. Burwell and Mrs Ellen Notion.
Victor Gonzales and Angela Guerra.
William Ray, Fort Worth. Tex, and
Mrs. Euphenia T. Warner
Willie Weidner and Emma Benke.
Charles Sandess and Carrie Zapalac.
Eddie Mergele. st. Hedwig, Tenn, and
Irene X. Campbell.
Charles Haskell and Ina johnson.
w. ]. Howell and Lucille a. Ashley.
Kosimer Kulieszo and Mrs. Mary
Ceron.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Boys: To Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Lamb.
September Is. 326 Lovers Lane; to Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey L. Prather. August IS.
10l0Is East Commerce street: to Mr. and
Mrs. II. X. Mcdowell, Ssptember 10,
Santa Rosa Infirmary; to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. C. Keller. September 5, 1911 Avenue
o: to Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Zallace. Sep
pital.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE
SCHOOL BOYS
WANTED

II you are over IA years Of
age and would like TO earn
money in the afternoons after
school it will be to your adj
vantage to investigate this adj
vertisement. The Light can use
a number of Five wires" for
afternoon work. Call at the
circulation department of The
Light. 507 +. Travis St, and
ask for Mr.. Brown. Do not
answer this ad unless you mean
business and want to go to
work at once.
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LOANS

NEW COMPANY, NEW PLAN.
We loan from $40 up to respon-
STOLE men and women, ours is one
OF the largest institutions of its
kind in the country. Establish
your credit with us-it is as good
as bank account in time OF need.
All business confidential We ex-
tend YOU a cordial invitation to
call on us should you need finan-
cisl assistance. as we take great
pleasure in accommodating you.
ALAMO LOAN & INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
sos MAVERICK BLDG.
PHONE CIR. 397s. ENTRANCE n.
PRESA.
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FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES IMPROVED
irrigated land in Medina county. four
miles from Lyle. or will trade for un-
improved acreage close to San Antonio.
Paul Anderson. 121 Broadway. San An
tonic, Tex
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS

= HesT ARRIVALS
I.-G. N.
e. from tsredG 2o;,;: ..; ana 1900 a M
no. s-From Laredo and Mex
30. s-From st.. Louis nI;. SAM SAINT: ;s;4' p m
Fe. Conn. Sunshine
Specially ............ .10:2o p. m.
NJ. n. & T.
No. g-Katy Flyer. from st.
Worth. waco ana Aus
No. s-Ths ii o'clock "Katy.; ~ ~
from Dallas and Ft
Ma TSgtn from, waco Aus. = ILL.,
tin. Houston. Gmithville.
- San Marcos and New
n. R,synf Idn,,.a. from St p M
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco
Ne. 1-T essin Special. from st. 40 p Ill.,
Louis. Kansas City, Dali
= las. Waco and Austin. .10:e5 p. m.
.. 4 = A. r. On. X. & 7. Depot.)
No. il-From Houston. Yoa-
KUN. Kennedy and Cor
-. pys Christi .c:;:;.s:4s a. m.
Rockport. and Falfur-
Nc. l1-From Kerrville Daily
!. except Sunday ........s;os p. m.
No. ls-From Houston. Corpus
Christi and Rockport. .e:lo p. m.
!. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 73-Dayiieht Train from
- peilas-Ft. Worth 49,. .7:so p. m.
SEN Francisco ........3:20 g. m.
No. 1o1-Sunset Limited from
~ a.. New Orleans .;.......!:se a m.
No. Si-From Fcrt worth
No. . :ns Pail Del Rio .io:ss a. a. m.
Houston. Victoria and
No. 1lo@From San Francisco. SIG p ?. M m.
.. L.. o. q G. GIG. N. Depot)
No. Prom Corpus Christi
No. ,- sqS srC coppu. christi a. IN
and Brownsville $40 p. m.
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN U.-G. N.
No. sos-rrom Christine ....4:so .. m.
spxrvv DEPARTURES zy-
I.-G. N. vi
Ne. Aror st. Louis. santa Fe
Conn. Sunshine spe-
-, sIsD s;',Y:;;::-.........ss::oosS a. m n,
No. For Laredo and Me-: '' o. '''
No. s-For P Temple. Fort worth fV'OO g. ILL.,
e,d Kansas City. Santa
t'.ta Re sieeper) st. Louis
r via Palestine. tI.-G. N
Ne. a-Yor Laredo .........11:oo p. m.
NJ. 4. q T.
! Ne. 1-Texas Special. for Aus
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
Nd a
Ne. katy Limited. for Aus
= Dallas. Kansas City and
! No isefocsi Iu for New i;;;ia:'''' "
fels. San Marcos. Aus
tin. Waco. smithville
No. s. .Pa HG Tiser Tor Aus p "
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
sas City and st. Louis
no. s-rI: ii O'clock .Katy' H.
Waco, N paiIa: and eT Foft
worth ............. ll:OO p. m.
9. n q A. r. On. n. & T. Depot.)
? No. Ia-For Kerrviiie. daily S:45 g. m
mo. 1s-For Houston. Corpus
Christi. Roekport and
xo llFFo aar Corpus Christi ECO ?. M
Houston. Corpus Christi
and Rockport ....... .1o:33 .. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
mo. 2l-Daylight Train for
Dalias-Fort Worth -.--7:50 a. m
4No. ioz-Sunset Limited for
New Orleans ......... $50 a m.
No. 1ol-Sunset Limited for San
FraDciecO .f:fV a. N
No. aOz-For Cuero. Victoria.
Port Lavacs and Hous-
ION -,..-..... ......'.. o.SV a. m.
-No. s-For New Orleans. ..11:00 a IN.
q No. 7-For BEL Rio .-....12:o1 p. m.
eEo. Ioq-For San Francisco. 1850 .. m
NO. 1s-For For Worth and
~ psIfs .,..irs:::::'....l9:S9 ?. m
No. 11o-For New Orleans. i:s0 p. m
9. A.. o. 3 G.. U.-G. n. DepotJ
NO. i-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville .:.;.:... 1890 a m
No. s-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville ...-..... .1O:b0 .. m
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN n.-G. N.
DeDot-l
No. sot-For Christine .......s;oO a m
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HOUSES FOR SALE
BAITY-BUILT HOMES
HIGHLAND PARK
NrAnu.tU NrE<-

NORTHAVEN
Your home will be complete when you
buy Baity-built home. Highland Park
bungalow, five rooms bath. breakfast
nook. garage. driveway. $3.50. good
terms. Six rooms. bath, breakfast nook.
fireplace. hardwood floors. garage. rib
bon drive. shade trees. paved street. close
to school and car line. only $685.. good
terms. Northaven bungalow. six rooms.
bath, breakfast nook, hardwood floors.
garage, driveway. only $3.50. terms. or
fics 1<ayton and Gevers Mission S57.
Call Mission 2i5s anytime for appoint
ment. w. A. Baity.
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FARMS AND RANCHES

START YOUR OWN CITRUS
fruit orchard in the Rio Grande
valley and be Independent In a very
few years. Get one OF our book
lets Weekly auto trips.
ROHDE & GITTiNGER. ReaItora.
3i+ Gunter Bldg. TT. 270L
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PHONE CROCKETT 1742
Ask for the Want Ad DEPARTMENT.
CARRIER CIRCULATION.

when the delivery of your copy o.;
The Light Is late or irregular yor will
do us favor by complaining.
Telephone Crockett 1742 befors y. m.
on week days and before IL a. m. On
Sunday mornings and paper will be
cent you by special messenger.
Pay no one except the regular carrier
who delivers your paper each day.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
G. Circulation Department
Crockett 1542.
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STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS
WIDE by using these five great
Texas newspapers.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT,
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More than million readers
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All copy for Sunday insertion
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San Antonio Light by noon Of the
preceding Thursday.
Minimum charge 2o-word count.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

.,,>----,I..s.s ~. .s-s,ss .S-.s--~---,~-.
MEN-wE TEACH YOU THE BARBER
trade in few weeks and guarantee po-
sition. Call or write for full Information.
Moler Barber College. se7 W. Commerce
street.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WANTED.
The Light has a job for every hgI
school student in San Antonio who wants
to earn their way through school this
year. The management OF The Light
realizes that there are hundreds OF boys
who would like to pay their own way
through school and who will appreciate
la job that will not interfere with their
school work and that will provide the
money which they need to go through
high school. That is why The Light
is making this offer. The work
Is clean and instructive and n real "livs
wire" may earn from IS to SIS each week
before or after school hours. No mater
wsether YOU attend morning OIL evening
school the work may be arranged so
that you can cash in and provide your
self with the money you need.
IL this appeals TO you and IL you havs
real desire to pay your own way. come
to the office of The Light. 500 T.. Travis
ST.. any time from Z o'clock in the morn
ing to o'clock in the evening and ask
tor Mr.. Brown. tell some of your friends
about this offer and bring them along
with you.
WANTED = BOYS WITH WHEELS.
permanent work and good pay. Three
In-One Messenger Service, sol E. COM
| merce.
MISUNDERSTANDING BENCH MAN
and two helpers. Alamo Planning
Mills. EOS Jones Ave.
wANTED-oNE DAIRY HAND. MUST
be good mixer. no other need apply.
Woodlawn 6ss.
DIsHwAsHER WANTED. APPLY AT
once. go E. Commerce.
wANTED-BY LOCAL WHOLESALE
house. competent adjuster. familiar
with South Texas territory. Apply Box
500 Light.
wANTED-AN OFFICE MAN FAMIL-
lar with wholesale grocery work, pref
erably also with freight rates. Apply
Box 695 Light.
WANTED : EXPERIENCED DAIRY
hand. also good farm hand, good
wages to right men. J. E. Bate. Mis-
sion sOl2-F3. 49, Ell.
WANTED = PRESSER OK LADIES
garments Brenners Cleaning Dye
Works. 500 E. Nueva st.
wANTED-PREsSER ON MEMS GAR
ments. Brenner's Cleaning Dye
Works, 800 f. Nueva st.
WANTED : GOOD. STRONG. YOUNG
man. must be honest, to work even
ings. Call sos River Ave.
.,,,,,,,,,, Statesmen WANTED Jed.
GEORGIA FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
Agents wanted. Concord Nurseries
Dept. lis. Concord Ga.
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS-IF YOU ARE A GOOD
salesman and own an automobile. get
in communication with me Immediately.
The sort of man I am looking for should
be able to make $50 to SIS a week with
out any difficulty. Write, wire or call
Byron e. Byrne. Fredericksburg. Tex.
SITUATION WANTED MALE
,
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FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN

, IF YOU NEED A LOAN
on an automobile or go.d security it|
will pay YOU to see uI
SECURITY LOAN q INVEST co.
NV Glbbs Bldg. Phone Tr 5000.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
STRING OF CORNELEAN
BEADS LOST THURSDAY
A F T E r N DON NE A R
WOLFF & MARX. LIB
ERAL REWARD IF RE-
TURNED TO M. c. GIES-
ECKE, 1910 WEST MAG
NOLIA AVE. WOODLAND
1924.
LOST = SILK DRESS AT JOsKE's
fountain Wednesday about / o'clock.
Finder please call Crockett 1913.
LOST-LAGE AIREDALE PUP. FOR
reward call Mission 1880.
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MEXICO
Mexico Land Trade
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


TRADE IN JOURDANTON. Atlas
cosa county. three lots on Walnut st.
and two on Mesquite street. seven blocks
north of court house. residential district.
What have you? Make me an offer.
Owner, phone Woodlawn 2699.
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TEACH YOU TIL BARBER
trade in few weeks and guarantee po-
sition. Call or write for full Information.
Moler Barber College. 1e7 W. Commerce
sfreet
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LOST-LAGE AIREDALE PUP. FOR
reward call Mission 1880.
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HOUSES FOR RENT
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FOR QUICK ACTION
LEAVING CITY

ANY reasonable offer for equity in new
modern bungalow, a snan for
some one. Crockett 1914. woodlawn
sbfS
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SUBURBAN LOTS

Do you know that you can buy
lot in Alamo Heights for cash
payment OF only s25 and pay the
balance in easy payments?
Not many choice lots left at this
small first payment.
Let US show you. Call Travis 1.
CLIFTON GEORGE REALTY CO.
73s Il. Houston st.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
"COLD STAR' MOTHERS TO
 CONVENE IN KANSAS CITY

curate hasis for judgment" Mrs. Boone declared, but it is the best we could devise.' Mrs. Boone lost son in the war.
 The delegates sent by the states, Mrs. Boone declared, will be the guests of the Kansas City chapter of War Mothers.
 Among the military men of promi- hence who have been invited to at. tend the convention are General John Pershing and Admiral R. F. Coontz chief of operations of the United States navy.
 Mrs. R. E. Bigny. of White Plains N Y., national War Mother, will ad. dress the convention.
 Among other incidents in the pro gram now in process of formation will be the dedication to Jackson County, Missouri, men who died, in the war, of a huge granite boulder which will be set down amid the trees of Missouris first memory mile" near Kansas City
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22-Governors of every state in the Union have been asked by the Kansas City chapter of the War Mothers to seek in each state the "gold star mother who made the greatest sacrifice in the World War, with view to sending her at her states expense to the ma tional convention of War Mothers in Kansas City, Sept 2S to Oct. 5, ac- cording to Mrs. Howard Boone. head of the local chapter.
 "Twenty-three governors have al ready replied" Mrs. Boone stated. Most have promised aid, although some of them declare selection to be a delicate task"
 Mrs. Boone said that the War Mo thers have decided that the extent of mothers sacrifice, by virtue of which she should be selected, would be gauged by the number of sons or daughters who died in the service of their c0untrx in the World War,
 "This might not prove a strictly ac-
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
COOLIDGE MAY
 EXERCISE HIS PARDON POWER
Clemency to Wartime Vio' lators May Be Extended
 Presidents Views. |

WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Presi- dent Coolidge told White House visitors today he had decided to adort a renewal of the attitude in the matter of clemcncy to war vio- lators but recognized some of them still imprisoned were only receiving just punishment flor which they were convicted"
 President Coolidge is of the opin- ion that the question of amnesty is to be based on the belief no man should be held prisoner because of hic opinions expressed.
 However. the President feels that recognition must be given to cir cumstances under which the war laws are violated in each case, such as attempts to influence the opinion of others or to stir up general public opinion hostile to the government
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
FLIGHT ACROSS ' CONTINENT MAY TAKE F HOURS
 lsl
Aviator Believes that With Aid of Speedy Winds,
 Fast Time Be Made.

CHICAGO, Aug. PA 12 hour non stop airplane flight from the west coast to the east coast is not an i'm probability, and there is every reason to believe that this remarkable flight will be realized within short time, according to Major R. w. Schroeder, former holder of altitude records, and one of the first aviators to ascend to height of more than 3S.000 feet.
 "Te negotiate the distance between San Francisco and New York in this short time, the aviator must ascend to height of more than 30,000 feet in order to get into what is called the anti-trade winds" Major Schroeder said in explaining his theory of the flight. These winds blow at a ve- locity in excess of 100 miles an hour and with the aid of the plane motor humming at speed, say 160 miles an hour, the flight can be accomplish ed, providing that all conditions are favorable" sa
 Major Schroeder pointed out that
 (Contfnued on Page Five R -.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
Alaska Company Sued
 For $30,500 Damages

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22-- Charles Sellow has filed suit in the Federal court for damages against the Alaska Cod Fishing Company and Union Fish Company. He alleges he belonged to the crew on the fishing vessel Morena last year and was sent ashore in a rotten dory in Lost Harbor. He broke several ribs when his dory was wrecked. Sellow alleges he became uncon- scious and came to- on an island with a shaggy wolf with an open mouth standing over my head ready to devour me-"
 The claim is made he frightened the wolf away with screams. Sel- low lived on the island three months on roots and berries. He declares the experience ruined his health.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
GAS WILL DECIDE WARS OF
 FUTURE AN EXPERT DECLARES

The s2000.600 spent on the re
 NEW YORK. Aug. 22 (Ry Associ ated Press) Whole armies put te sleep and taken prisoner in gas war fare Is by no means an impossibility 25 years hence, Col Raymond F Bacon, chief of the Technical Divi sion of the Chemical Warfare Service A. E F.. says in description of the possibilities of the future art of war made public by the American Chemi- cal Society.
 The s2.0O0.000 spent on the re- search organization did more toward winning the war. Col. Bacon asserts than any other s20000O.O0O spent fin other ways. One of the great lessons of the war has so far gone almost unheeded. according to Col. Bacon who continues:
 "To say the use of gas in warfare
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
RECEIVER FOR
 OIL COMP ANY

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22. A suit in bankruptcy charging misap- pIopriation of $238.0O0 of the com- pany funds and requesting the ap- pointment of receiver for the Joe B. Kurmnn Oil Syndicate, No. 2, said to control six acres in the Santa Fe Springs Field, has been filed by six of 5000 stockholders. The company was capitalized at $500,- 900. It is asserted in the suit that no effort to get oil was made after a series of tent lectures and other high powered inducements were made for the purchase of stock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
Famed Doctor Promises
 ** ** * Everlasting Girlh o o d

LONDON, Aug. 22-The rejuyena- tion of women as well as men, and without the aid of the beauty doctor and the dressmaker, has been pro. missed by Dr. Voronoff. the famous monkey gland expert. Dr. Voronoff explained during the recent lnterna- tional Surgical Congress that he was making experiments at the present time, and expected to be able to an nounce the secret of everlasting girl hood about November.
 The announcement that. he expected to make grandmothers into debu- tantes caused a sensation among the delegates, and many of them were frank in saying that they believed 1t utterly impossible. In fact some or them said he ought not to do 1t, one
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
WHAT NOTE SAYS.

PARIS, Aug. 22.-Premier Poin- care's reply to Lord Curzon's re- pafations proposals states Germany can obtain evacuation of the Ruhr Cnly by paying separations and can be assured of lessening of occupa- tion rigors by ceasing passive re- distance.
 The French Premier says Ger many cannot win reductions in the amount owing France unless Allied credits are given in equal amounts on war debts.
 Premier Poincare also expresses the belief the Allies can agree to methods of bringing about the ex- ecution of the Versailles treaty by continuation of courteous negotia- tions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22

prominent social worker of London declaring:
 What the doctors should do is to find some means of preserving the strength of women of seventy. so that they could give the benefit of their ripe experience to those in need of it.
 Women who have grown old natur -ally prefer nature to take it's own course. There are women who would give anything to have their lost beauty and youth restored, but they are of the selfish type"
 Dr. Voronoff refuses to discuss the subject further other than to say he has progressed to the extent that he is certain of success.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
BRISTOL BAY
 PACK BETTER

SEATTLE. Aug. 22. Reports brought by the cannery tender She likcff arriving here yesterday, in- dicated the fish pack in Bristol Bay district less unsuccessful than pre- viously report.
 officers on the Shelikoff said the pack in the immediate Bristol Bay vicinity was perhaps only half nor maj but in other parts of the dis trict was better, several canneries exceeding the pack put up last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22

OPERATING HEAD
 FOR ALASKA R.R. . SOON BE CHOSEN

SEATTLE. Aug. 22 A special dispatch to the Seattle Daily Times from Washington says that the In- terror Department will soon select "a permanent operating head for the Alaska Railroad. The~xtatement is made unofficially that practical railroad man of the States will be ,honcn but the opinion prevails in come quarters that Col. Frederick Mears can have the position if he wants II. A
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22

must be abolished is almost the same as saying that no progress must be made in the art of warfare to- ward making it more efficient or more humane If one reads of the great battles of history. one will find that the victorious general con quered his enemy usually because of the fact that he so chose his position as to have his flank protected by river. mountain range or some natu- rally strong barrier.
 Much of the strategy of these bat ties consisted in manoeuvering so as to obtain the advantage of position. With the use of gas 1t is possible to saturate a piece of ground so that no troops can cross it, and thus make an artificial barrier for the