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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Pins to Replace Stitches in New Summer Frocks

CHICAGO. March 21.-+The summer girl of 1923 will fit about without a stitch on her. She may use pins but no stitches. it was revealed at the annual convention of the Fashion Art League of America.
 The 2.O00 dressmakers from all over the country attending the con- vention decreed that gowns will be "draped" and the "seamstress' must give way to the draper"
 The summer girl will be twined in a riot of lotus flowers, chariot wheel designs and lmg-necked camels. they said. The girls are copying styles promulgated by old King Tut 3,500 years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
DELEGATE OPENS CAMPAIGN ON FISH RESERVATIONS IN SPEECH
 TO LAWMAKERS;A BUREAU

Reaffinming h's conviction in the Federal Administration fisheries reservation policy, Delegate Dan Sutherland, in his address before the joint session of the Legislature, re- newe1 his charges that the "fisih trust" Of Chicago and San Francisco engineered the reserve policy and. through complalsant Bureau of Fisheries, have successfully grabbed fishing rights in those sections of ,the Territory in which Fisheries re- serves have been created by Presi- dential proclamation.
 He asked that the Legislature give favorable confederation to the Grant Fisheries Memorial new pending in the House of Representatives. He urged that the Attorney General of the Territory be instructed and au- thorized to thoroughly investigate the matter ard take it to the courts and see if relief cannot be obtained.
 The grants, he alleged the "fish trust to have grabbed, he declared should be abrogated and this Legis- TatGre, he added, should so act as to brlng about such abrogation either by Presidential proclamation or by Act of Congress.
 Arraiens Fisheries Bureau
 The Delegates speech was directed mainly against the Department of Comme'rce and the Bureau of Fish cries. the agency he accuses of deliv- ering the fishing rights of Southwest ern Alaska to the so-cllled fish barons. The reserve policy. he de- clared, originated with the big fish ing companies of San Francisco and Chicago and the details of the zon- ing and permit system were worked out by those companies and at their command" were put into effect by the Department of Commerce through the Bureau of Fisheries. The policy, he asserted. abrogates rights of Amer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Valuable Radio Devices
 Are Sold With a String

WASHINGTON. March 21.-Radio devices developed by John Hays Ham nond Jr.. for war time use by the government, including methods of op. crating aerial marine torpcdoes naneuvering with hattleships without peilsonnel. have been sold to the Radio Corporation cf America and the American Telephone X Telegraph Company. With the government re- tainlng an option on all for military use and experiment. This was an ncunccI here oday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
WILL ENFORCE LAW AGAINST
 ALL CLASSES
Attorney General Declares Stubborn Refusal to Obey
 Laws Will Be Broken.

MIAMI, Fla, March 21.-Attorney General Daugherty in a paper read today to the Florida Bar Association declared the enforcement of the law equally against an classes stands out as the factor on which much depends towards advancement of the nation.
 'The conscientious determination to esiforcc the laws will finally break dslwn the stubborn refusal to obey tho law which otherwise might tenn porarily prevent universal and per feet enforcement, said the Attorney General
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
VIOLENCE URGED
 BY COMMUNISTS
Constitution and Program Becomes Part of Records
 in Michigan Trial.

ST JOSEPH, Mich, March 21.- The defense lS bitter fight to keep the C5mmun,at constitution and program out of the records in the William z. Focte- trtal ihcre.
 The progiifn states that use of the prclctariat destroys the machin- cry of the bourgeoise and the state establishes prgletai.ian dictatorship based on Soviet Eowcr. The Com munist party will keep in the fore ground the necessary violent revolu- tion for destruction of the capitalist state.''
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
NEW WIRELESS
 STATIONS F Q R
 ALASKAN TOWNS
Company to Be Organized to Handle Commercial Busi-
 ness from the States.

SEATTLE. March 2l.-iRobert An derson Pope, president, announced today that a company named the All aSl1a Communication Service is planned for the establishing of com mercial wireless with the principal stations at Grays Harbor and An chorage as supplement to the army cable and navy raido. Pope said the messages will ibs relayed to every part of the Territory with a station at Juneau, Ketchlkan, Cordova, Sew ard and Kodiak.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
FASCISTI OF NORTH AMERICA IS FORMED IN UNITED STATES;
 KLUxERS PLANNING MOVEMENT

csti is to see that all understand Italian citizenship"
 OMAHA. March 2i.-Edsar l. Full CT, former Kleagie of the ku klux klan of Northern California. an nounced today he had begun organiz- ing the ''Fasoisti of America" to sup plant the klan.
 Incorporation papers are to be filled shortly. Tho new organization will wear -,black shirts instead of black hoods.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
MURDER CASE
 SUSPECTS ARE
 BEING QU|zzED
Seattle Greek Arrested IT Connection with Double
 Murder at Everett.

SEATTLE, March 21--Gust Anges, of the local Greek colony, has been arrested in connection with the karas murders ah Everett. Detectives said no charge has been placed against him. but they believe he might be able to throw some light on the tragedy.
 George DJnas and George chakos, held in Everett, have been severely questioned but further information is not obtainable
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Underwood Is Mentioned
 Presidential Candidate

NEW ORLEANS. March 21.--For. nicr United States Senator Joseph Bailey, of Texas, addressing the an nual convention of the Southern Pine Association. that with the renomina- tion Of Harding and the nomination of Senator Oscar Underwood as can didate of the Democrats for Presl- dent. the business mon need not be worried that thcy will be 'burdene by additional axes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
MAKES BID FOR AIR SERVICE IN
 NOME DISTRICT
Seattle Man Reported Ready to Make Contract
 To Use Seaplanes.

SEATTLE, March 21.--It is learned that E. J. Mathews president of the Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Company. has organized the Alaska Airway Company and placed T bid on the proposals to csiaIblish an air mail ser vice on the route from Nome to Kotzebue.
 The company has purchased two naval seaplanes Of the .L" type which will be shipped ito Nome on the first trip of the Victoria. A. C.. Eclzman, former army air pilot, has been engaged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Former Imperial Wizard
 Is Now to Be Arrested

ATLANTA. Ga, March 21.-Edward Young Clarke, former acting lmper- ial Wizard of the Ku KllK Kan, failed to appear in court today to answer to the charges of using the man to defraud in connection with letters alleged to have been sent to officers of the Klan and his bond Of $500 was ordered Forfeited and a war rant has been issued for his arrest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21

NEW YORK. March 2l.-A branch of the Fascist of Italy called the 'Fascistli of North America was founded fin this country two years ago and now has 10000 members and branches in many of the leading cities. according to the New York Herald
 The Herald says U. Memiecuci is said 10 be the political secretary. saying: Besides promoting accord
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Thousands Are Homeless
 As Result of Tornado

MEMPHIS, March 1.-Thousands of persons homeless in the tornado swept area of Northern Mississippi must be provided food and clothing, according to Red Cross officials. It is stated the final death estimate of the tornado of last week is 2S per sons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Rum Running Speed
 Craft Is Driven to Sea

HIGHLANDS. IN. J.. March 21- Driven to sea when their motor boat, Rosie ID. small craft that for days has been participating in speed test runs between the rum fleet and shore, became disabled last night, Joseph Belgado died of exposure and three members of the crew are in a serious condition. The men were rescued early today by coast guard cutter
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Bishop Bowman Passes
 Away in Pennsylvania

ALLENTOWN. Pa, March 2l.-- Thomas Bowman. Bishop of the Evan gelistic Church in the United States, one of the best known men of the denomination, died here yesterday at the age of 87 years. Bishop Bowman was noted preacher against slavery during the Civil War.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Steel Corporation Shows
 Big Earning During 1922

NEW YORK. March 21.-A report of the United States Steel Corpora ton shows earnings of 1922 of $100, 7SS,916, after deduction of ex- penses for operation and mainten- ance and reserve. The income tax increased $S,997.G .G3S over 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Author of Alaska Studies Wins
 Valuable Medal

LOS ANGELES, March 21- Ernest DeKoven Leffingwell Arctic explorer, of Pasadena, has received the American Geograph- Eical Societys Charles P. Daly medal. This medal is given an nually for valuable contributions to study geography. Leffing- wells studies along the Alaska Coast won the honor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Church Members and
 Oil Company in Fight

TULSA, Okla, March 1.-Two men have been slain in a dispute with an oil company attempting to begin drilling in the churchyard of the Praili View Church at Ton kawa. The company employees and the church members are the op- pceing factions according to tele- phone message
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Tariff Receipts Nearing Two Million Daily

WASHINGTON, March 21-Tariff receipts are rapidly approaching the mark of $200O.00O daily. winch is unprecedented in the history of Amer iican customs collections, according to Treasury Department figures. It is now estimated that the receipts to the end of the fiscal year, June 30. will be half a billion dollars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Libel Suit Is Filed as
 Result of Canned Salmon

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.--The govern ment has filed I. libel in the Fed eral court for tho seizure of 19.200 cases of salmon alleged to have been decomposed whom canned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Says League of Nations
 Would Have Made Peace

DIES MONIES. March 21-Ratifica- bion of the League of Nations with reservations would have prevented the preser.t French invasion of the Ruhr and gone far toward a much quicker restoration of peace in Eu- rope, was the keynote of speech delivered here today by Senator Cum mins to the John Ericsson League.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Poisoned Booze Kills Two; Makes Another Blind

COLUMBUS, Ga. March 21.- Two are dead and two others are unconscious and not ex- pected ito live and anoth'er ,s blind as the result Of drinking poisoned whisky. All are sol diers stationed at the m.aary post here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Wisconsin Assembly to
 Dispose of All Armories

MADISON, Wis, March 21-The State Assembly has voted A to 21 to terminate the miscellaneous armores and turn them over to the cities in which they are located for school or other purposes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Soviet Leader Is
 Reported Improving

MOSCOW. March 21.-Lenine, who has been suffering from an apopletic stroke, is greatly improved, accord ing to official announcement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Steamer Is Reported
 Sinking in Atlantic

NORFOLK. March 21. The Italian steamship Giula is reported in sinking condition 560 miles cast of Boston aeording to wire less report. Two steamers are rushing to her assistance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
MAN IS IMPLICATED

EVERETT. March 21.-Georse Cha kos told reporters today that George Dinas. under arrest in connection with the Karas murders, was in the Home Bakery last Friday night and quarrellcd with Mrs. Karas.
 Dinas denies being in Everett Ffl- day or Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21
Powder Mills Explodes
 2 Men Killed, One Dying

SCRANTON. Pa, aMrch 21.-Two tally injured when the powder mills of the Mosaic plant of the DuPont Powder Company exploded here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21

ARDMORE, Okla. March 21.-Mrs. William Graham and three small children were burned to death when the family home was destroyed by fire this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-21

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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19

FOX SALE-A beautiful new bunga-
low home, has four large rooms. and
one small room suitable for single bed
room or bath. House built of best Of
material throughout. All popular
Notwithstanding. sheathed solidly on
inside and wall boarded Has double
floors, finely finished wood work. beau
tiful gas chandeliers in living room
and dining room, new full size screens
for all windows. Has two porches,
fine drilled well, nice lawn. good gard
en-, new board walks, lot G2x1OO en-.
closed by new fence Situate on High
land Street, South Grantsville. This
is one Of the contest and most modern
little homes in the county. Price very
reasonable. Reason for selling. owner
has moved to Parkcrsburg.
Address-J Joseph i. Sole
GO 18th St.
Parkers6urg, w Va
4-10-4t
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
bRO0KSVILLE NEWS

john W. Yoak and Hiss Florence
Cain closed a very successful term OF
school here on iarch 81 They are
both excellent teachers and taught one
II The best schools that was ever
augLt at the local school.
Hiss Madaicle Wolverton who is
Working at Grantsville spent last weeJ;
listing home folks.
Mgs. J. Z. Knight remains quite liz
With flu.
Dewitt Bower returned home last
Friday from Parkersburg where he un-
IcTWent an operation for appendicitis
N the st. Joseph Hospital.
Irs. Walter Lott and little daughter
"ctty Parton are visiting her parents
II. and Mrs. Willis Stevens Mt CrCston
II. :. Knight lost fine big worL
.orsc last week.
Miss Darlie Wood is visiting her
mother Mrs. Sherman Mcdonald.
Mrs. L. c. Cain is at her daughters
Irs. Ray Belts of below the Hope Sta
ION taking care of their children while
Mrs and Mrs. Belts have one little boy
ri Parkcrsburg for medical treatment
Frank Terrell student of the
EVANSVILLE High School is spending
his week with home folks here.
j. III. RAIDER is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Mildred Knight has returned
lCmo from visit with her sister Mrs.
=. h. Marsh2ll at GrantSvillc, she is
ohfiued to her room with a badly nj
Grated stomach, DR.. Stats of Grants
lille waiting on her.
Earl Shanks has been dragging the
'oadS here which was real good until
his recent rain.
Miss Pauline RAIDER has been real
lex tor the past few days.
Mig White and family have moved
rom Flick Carpenters house to the
ta.iroad house here in town.
Mrs. Leonard Cain is visiting Mrs.
:. OlcS at Grantsville this week.
Miss Mary Philips of Industry is
staying az the home of J. =. Knight.
FOR RELEASE OF PRISONERS
Washington April AL posts Of
ae World War Veterans will lie ordcr.
Il Witlijn the next few days to orga
iZc meetings at which release of per
sous still imprisoned for violation Of
artime laws will be urged. Jack
;'radon, president of the organizat ton,
made this announcement today
wheeling Intelligencer.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
CIRCUIT COURT

Circuit Court convened Tuesday
morning with Judge W. III. O'Brion on
the beach and after number of law
cases were settled court adjourned
Wednesday evening when the Judge de.
parted for his home at Ripley.
20 Court was held Thursday and on
Friday special Judge Will be elected
"a settle several chancery cases which
VIII cone before the court on that date
Following are law cases which were
hcfore the court on Tuesday and We'd
ncSday.
Howard Wilson VS. Charley Offutt
Judgment IL favor of defendent for
S216.
State VS. Howard Waldo. continued
John ii. Rafferty, and others VS. Ken
10y Land and Oil Co. compromise and
dismissed.
State W. Woodie Hall and HALEY
May for disturbing religious Worship
detendents pleaded guilty and was
fined 3d.. and cost.
John Rafferty, VS. Thomas Pool ard
others. continued.
State vs. Wesley Richards. trial Inv
jury. verdict of guilty of misdameanor
the defeadent was not present.
Hope Natural Gas Co. VS. Crisis Hard.
way. coutinued
James Rasnett VS. G.. w. Cline nm.
pcaiCd from Justice court. Judgment In
favor of defendent
y. u. Lynn and others VS. Harry Nc.
MilliH, continued.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19

'.JAlver FIuharty, Coda Morrison
and "Bussy' Fox attended the pro-
gram nj hartley Friday night.
Ine little BABY OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Metz has been ill with pneu--
mOnia.
opal Collins and Forest j. Rogers
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home OF Mir. and Mrs. Carl Howard
OF GrantSyille.
y. Is. McCray of Three Mile was
business caller here saturday.
Rev. j. NJ. Snider is here holding
a re- lvai meeting at Dutchman Run.
Misses Else and Alta SnIder was
wishing at Al Hays Sunday and
Monday.
,lIss Velma Fox is staying Will
Jennings Fox of 'Hhree Mile.
Ernest BailiSs and Bernard vii
son OF Grantsville spent Sunday in
ms burg and attended the ball game
frances SelmOn OF Coal Fork Wus
hopping here MoLday.
singing al Hoy Cuapcl every Sat
.ltlay hight, everybody come.
la. Russell Iiercy. OF Petroleum
l-.it . Few days the latter part OF
..c week al Il. T.. loopers.
-l.ss rioru Cooper oI Three Nj,
- al Cairo few days of las,
eek.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
The Calhoun Chronicle:
Thursday, April 19, 1923.
E.0CA1. HAPPENINGS

George Griffin, of Altizer, was in
Gransville this week.
John 3lankenship, of Creston was
caiier lcre Saturday.
Rev. Whit Stump, of Russell, was
attending 10 business here Monday.
Fred Stump, of Staten, was attend
ing to business in Grantsville Monday.
Hrs. Ray lIorford, is visiting her
mother Mrs. John Elder, Of Ellei.boro,
this week.
da-t He'll, Of Annamoriah, was a
business CATER here a day or so tbs
week
Get IL on the $50. gold prize at III
Cash Store.
Ivan Umstoad, merchant, CT Nj
Zion, was Il business caller here Mon
day.
S. L. Gum, prosperous farmer Q
NJ. >.-" 1, .OokA.g after busii,-
here Monday.
Let us save you money on your gro
ceries. Get our prices and he conyilc
ed The Cash Store
N-m. Collins, q merchant, OF Indus
try was business caller here . do
or so tbis weck.
George Cline, of Belpre Ohio, was a,
tending 10 business at the Court House
this week.
Rudolph Cline of Annamoriah, was
pleasant caller at the Chronicle ofiic,
while il town this week.
O. c. Rafferty,, of Gilmer county wa
business caller in Grantsville Tues
day.
\ twenty I've cent purchase gives You
one cuauce Oh the fifty dollar gOld
prizes to be given away by The Cash
store.
J. NJ Hickman. n prosperous farmer
Of White Pine, was attending to bust
Tess here Wednesday.
Rev. j. y Connolly, of Russell, was
a. pleasant caller In GAINESVILLE Mon
day.
Dewey Weaver q successful farmer
ana teacher or Applelarm. was attend-
ing to business here day or so this
week.
John Hamilton Jr, who has been en-
ploycd al Carl sburg for some time is
visiting his mother Mrs. J. VI. Hamilton
this week.
Mrs. Jeaue Hughes, Of Parkcrsbura
IS here This week visiting her pareat
MIR. AKA Mrs. Charley Stump.
Everett Bennett, a successful farm
or and business man of. Ienriett9 was
attending to business here Tuesday
Coy Robinson, a prosperous farmer
81 AILl Farm. was attending TO bust
ics5 ua.t-.5 ia Grantsyille Monday
Cur store IS chuck full of bargains
whoa ~ ,us city give us q call.
The Cash Store
Fred Sturm and family, OF Sycamore
were ga GrAnisviilp over night Tuesday
rur'Ne i"r t'prgHutowit whore tbeJ
WIii matp ihriy fuiurp home
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i. Friday AprL Gth. 1923 Mt tlrc
,tioeI afternoon Newton W. Hau
80 o. CamGvu Place. parEersUurg
assisted away as n result OF maladic,
cidCAt 20 his age which was -
cars. Il was native OF Richie
,uAty but lad resided the most OF
as lie near Hartley in Writ county
Jig rarEcIsburg his home for
lc last live years. He was n de
.tcd mCmnc. OF the baptist Church
"a vas member of The Masonic
FtatcrLity lie was twice married
is list vile being Paren Pepper, to
his unCin ten children were born.
+ which number six survive. they
80 Mrs. Lena Wind of Macfarlan,
IRIS. Francis LiEings, of Williams
5wn. Mrs. J. a. Barnett. 4. a
augh, AID Iiubeu Taught all re-
ding in Tarkersburg His last
wife who survives was Maggie
;usch and to this union are Mrs
Tara Fetty Of paden CITY. Auda
Easy Gurnsey and Guy ill at home
,he funeral was held Sunday at the
lcmc at Camden Place, Parkersburg
Il two O'Clock the funeral being in
barge Of the MGsons and Or. j. G.
gillian eating. Iutcrments were in
1T. olive, cemetery at Parforsburg.
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
HAROLD V. TERRELL DEAD

Again death has visited in the Big
Root community at the home Of w.
). and Sadie u. Terrell and called
away their SON Harold V. Terrell on
March 30. 1923. He was born
March II, 1901.
This young man entered military
service Sept ~ 1917 and received
an OnOrable dfscharge
:, 1919. He served with Battery ID.
>lst Artillery and G battery 9th
Field Artillery 1St Div He has
been in poor health for some time
and has taken several treatments
put all I'm vain. At the time of his
death he was in the South.
The remains were laid to rest in
tlia Norman Ridge cemetery. Rev.
j. VI. Snider conducted the funeral
services.
\ frined.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
HELP WANTED

A tenant to move on fine farm near
W Wallace. a man with ore or two good
SiZed boys to help him is DESTROYS.
Can furnish plenty Of work as there is
lots Of fence building to do.
If interested write Immediately.
Harvey Smith
PIG Court Street,
Clarksburg w. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
MATCHING EGGS

We will have limited number Of s.
9. Black Leghorn Matching eggs and
baby chicks for sale this season. BY
parcel post Matching eggs per 10, S1.2J .
90, So. 20 100. $500 Baby chicks per
%, 1915 30. 800; 100 $3.50.
IL you want q kind OF chicken that
will pay you a pTifit, buy, Black Leg
horns.
=. The Early San Poultry Farm
walnut, w Va. S.i5-l0
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
FRIED LOCALS

Ca'9 Collias and Clarence Daw-
son, Of Parkersurg. have been visit
ing iu This community for q few
days.
Ir VILLAS Jones has been suffer
ing With q badly mashed up ankle
bu. Sc improving at this time.
Mrs. Aivcretta Wilson spent a few
days recently with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Odis Mills OF Industry.
Jhc sum Of $500 was made up
n. lho pic supper at Coal Fork Tues.
day night This was used for the
bcreht OF y a. Johnson aud Clay Metz
Roy r. Morrison has Installed q
RADIO at the store and post Office
here,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-19
CALHOUN COUNTY NATIONAL
FARM LOAN Association

Board Of Directors: r. r. Lloyd,
]. w. ChenoWeth. J. W. Smith, W. II.
Vincent and Seldom Wayne
Loan Committee W T. Moss. perry
Meadows and g. K. ChenOweth.
For further Information, write 7.
Elmer Hall. Secy-Trens., walnut, W.
Va, or Elliott ChenoweLll, Abstract
Attorney. GrsotsvIIlo.