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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

AIS N. 22D ST.-Nicely furnished rooms; !; conVeniences; reasonable and convs-
 nient; lights, water. phone; excellent
 meals if desired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

TWO kOOMS-Eurnished or unfurnished for lIgnL housekeeping, all cUnVenlences, s., reasonable rent, convenient to ears and lllneys, Phone Main lfyS,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

sOUTHSIDE-Nicely furnished upstairs room; all modern convenieDces; furnace heat; convenient to cars and jitney: ex- ceilent meals. 1700 11th Ave-, $. Phone Mrs. Evans. Main 4420-L2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

FIVE POINTS VICINITY-1 or large. beautiful, well-heated rooms; mahogany furniture; adjoining bath; quiet nome; block above Highland Ave-. to gentle men. Main SHAW.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

SOUTHSIDE-Two nicely furnished or un- furnished rooms and bath: vacant after 10th; all conveniences; near car and
 Jitney; references required. Phon-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
WANTED TO BUY
BIRMINGHAM AUCTION EXCHANGE

Wanted, household furnishings, large or small lots. Phone us what you have. We pay cash or sell foF>you at auction. Phone Main S695. TURNITURE-We buy secondhand fur niture and stoves. Call us. Main 1915. Orr Furniture Co. 2312 2d Ave. WE BUY SECONDHAND CLOTHES, SHOES. 2116 SECOND AVE. PHONE lbS1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

WEST END-Large. neatly furnished front room in private family. connecting bath and Arcola heat; near car line and on jitney line; rent reasonable. l7O3 Tus- caloosa Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

SOUTHSIDE-To young men or business couple, comfortably furnished rooms, with private bath: modern home; desir able location. references exchanged. Main 6117.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

DLAWN-5-room apartment for
 rent; partly furnished uufurnisheI Woodlawn l1sO-W. osU5 lst Ave. Wood law
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

NORTH H1GHLANDS-3 unfurnished con meeting rooms Tor housekeeping; lights, phone and water furnished; SI7.5O per lock 1888.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

SOUTH HIGHLANDS-aoom and board
 Tn pflNale hohe' nloaerh ConVenleHces' furnace heat; hot and cold water; ga rage If wanted; convenient to cars aud
 jilLey; price reasonable. Phone Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-02

SOUTHSIDE-Nicely furnished room; fur mace heat; all modern convepiences; ex- celent evening meal: convenient to cars and jitney; for 1 or gentlement refer ences exchanged; private home. Phone Main Ag63-J
Evening star., 1923-03-15
SMUGGLING PLOT PROBE
NETS ARREST IN PANAMA
Federal Authorities Suspect Con.
spiracy to Transport Drugs
and Women.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 15.-
Raymond Potrou, former oiler on
steamship plying between New
Orleans and Mexican ports and be-
agents here to be a member Of q
white slave and smuggling ring.
which the federal authorities declare
is operating out Of this port. was
arrested in Colon, Panama, yesterday.
according to a cable message received
by Col. George Stanton, head Of the
New Orleans division OF tho depart
ment.
Col. Shanton declared that between
thirty and forty arrests are expected
here in the cleanup OF the alleged
smugglers.
AS result of the initial coup two
women and three men were arrested.
One Of the women. Mrs. Joseph
Smith, twenty-five years old, formerly
Mile Clothilda Couzier. q Partisan
manicurist, whom Potrou is alleged
to have smugRled on the vessel to
mans attire, and her husband. quar-
termaster Of the steamship and son
Of n former New York wholesale
merchant, were released on their own
recognizance.
Frank Maniviersa and his wife. who
claim Mexico City as their home, were
held under $4,000 bond each on a
charge Of conspiracy to violate the
Mann act Ernest Marian OF Paris,
France, boatswain's mate, was taken
into custody at Gulfport, Miss.
The federal authorities declare they
believe the alleged ring had made
practice not only of white slavery.
but of smuggling narcotics into TINS
nd nv ~ n /,
into South and Central American
countries.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
SEARCH SWAMPS
FOR NEGRO SLAYER
Louisiana Sheriffs, With Big
Posses, Hunt Murderer of
/ Conservation Agent.
DEPUTY BADLY WOUNDED
Shot by Fugitive Cornered in
House-Killer Leaps Through
! Window and Flees.
~ the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press.
NIRDEN. Ill, March 15.-Several de-
velopments in the case of Father
John a. Vraniak, pastor Of the Sa-
cred Heart Catholic Church here, who
disappeared under mysterious cir
cUmstances a week and a half ago,
were announced today by George Mil
Ter. deputy sheriff of Macoupin coun-
ty, who Is In charge Of the investi-
cation Of the mystery.
Mrs. Johanna Vraniak, mother of
ehe missing rector, said she had re-
ceived letter from woman at
Dubuque, Iowa, who declared that her
brother, the Rev. Father Arthur b.
Bslknap. priest of Lead. S. D.. had
been murdered in that city three
scription she supplied. The letter was
turned over to the authorities.
Deputy Sheriff Miller declared the
description Of the alleged murderer
Of Father Belknap corresponds with
the description Of e man man under under sur sur
Efforts ere being made to ascertain
whether that man was away from
home since the disappearance of
Rather Vraniak. 1t was stated.
Of the missing priest, asserted he re-
c&ved a telephone call from a man
whose name was not learned. who
sgd that the clergyman was seen In
company with two men who appear
cd to be leading him." in Collinsville
III, near ST. Louis. several nights
ago. Further questioning disclosed
that the occurrence might have been
last Sunday night, il was said. The
men were reported TO have boarded
trolley car for st. Louis later that
night. Search of the countryside be-
tween this city and St. Louis was
continued today by parishioners. who
yesterday failed to find any clues to
the whereabouts Of the priest.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
MANY POLES-BECOME
!. CITIZENS OF FRANCE
italian. Spanish and Belgian La
borers Also Are Taking Out
First Papers.
n -, Is..<SstsH press

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 15.-Although the
birth rate Is not doing much to In
crease the population Of France, the
number Of citizens is being augment
ed in other ways. Five thousand
Poles have taken out their first citi-
zenship papers in the last two years.
They came to France along with
forty odd thousand other Poles On
contracts to work in the mines and
on the farms ana thus partly supply
the deficiency in French labor due
TO the war.
These workers are brought in by
consent Of the French government
generally under six months contract.
but most OF them stay beyond their
time and many OF them marry and
become ctttsens. France also is i'm
porting Italian. Belgian and Spanish
labor to a considerable extent, and
it Is roughly estimated that 100000
immigrants are working on the farms
and in the mines and In the recon-
struction Of northern France.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Good! Novels
Tomorrow, SOC

Slightly shopworn. but
just as interesting. Only a
few Of any one title, so an
early visit is necessary to Sc
cure the ones you desire. A
few titles follow:
The Rapids, Alan Sullivan.
Penguard Awake, a psyche
logical mystery.
Young Earnest, Gilbert Can
Wolf Lure, A. and f. Castle.
A Young Mans Year, An
thory Hope.
Going Of the White Swan,
Gilbert Parker.
Dreamy Hollow, S. c. Britton.
Crystal Heart, P. Bo.tome.
Nicky Nan, Reservist, 4. 7.
QuilleE Couch.
New Wine, A. and L. Castle.
Widening Circle, Townsend.
Birds Fountain, Baroness Won
Hutton.
Neptune's Son, r. S. Holland.
Isles of Spice and Palm, A. Fl.
Verrill
Book Store, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1923-03-15
TOYS
At Special Prices

RoIIy A, B, 6 Blocks, sec.
Dolly's Cottage, with furni-
ture and dolls, &C.
Kindergarten Mosaic Tiles,
zSc.
Disc o. games, educational,
fortune telling and many other
games. Special, SOC.
Aladdin Bali and Top, %Sc.
Daisy Express Wagons, with
seat and dashboards, 10-inch
steel tire wheels. H.SS.
Toy osstiea, Tourth 1ooe.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
MUSTER FOR BIG CLASS.

The March muster Of the Presidents
Own Garrison, Army and Navy Union.
O.. S. A. will be held tonight at 8
o'clock in muster hall of the g. A r.
Hail, on Pennsylvania avenue. A
large class Of ex-service men from the
Army Navy and Marine Corps will
he mustered In as members. The
membership drive will be given a
boost Commander John +. McElree
purposes to bring out the entire per-
sonnel OF the garrison, attending In a
body the entertainment arranged by
the Ladies' Auxiliary. scheduled for
next Tuesday night March 90, for the
members of the garrison. An enter
tainment program and refreshments
have been provided.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Very Special
Reed Chairs and
Rockers, $9.85

Made of an excellent grade of
Ceylon reed, cut round and me-
dunn size. A style very desir-
able and appropriate for any
room in the home or on the
porch. Cushioned seat and
back, In attractive cretonne.
Seat cushion rests on comfort
able spring-base construction.
Plain ivory or dark brown.
Reed Furniture Section. Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Untrinrned
Sale, 50

An unusually attractive col
lection OF New Spring Hats
ready to trim. The smartest
shapes-large. m dunn and
small cloches, pokes rolled
across the back, wide-brimmed
hats from side to side.
Newest and smartest colors-
red. gray, cork, rose, almond.
navy, mountain haze, brown
and black.
Millinery Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Girls Spring
Straw Hats
',,llsunI Values. $I.05

Five different shapes. suitable
for everyday or school wear
in black, blue, red, tan and
brown combinations.
JUNIOR GIRLS TAN AND
BROWN CHECK SPORTS
SkIRTS-also smart overplaids
in same color combinations.
Specially priced, $3.50.
GIRLS RADIUM SILK PET.
TlCOATS, with tucked and rui-
fed flounces, in black. white
and navy; 25, y. g inch lengths.
Special values, SOS.
Girls Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
GOlt-SpOrts
Sweaters, $3.75

An unusually good value in
Sports Sweaters. Pure wor-
steds in smart Jacquard front
and plain back and sleeves
styles-one OF the newest conf
binations. Many attractive
color combinations from which
to choose. Sizes 36 to ~ in the
assortment.
Sweater Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Lucille, Lady Duff Gordon, Of fash
ion fame, is a first cousin OF Mrs.
Fleming Jenkins. the lady of whose
kin Stevenson wrote in his Record
of a Family Of Engineers and to
whom Sir Sidney Colvin has given a
chapter in his Memories and Notes
of Persons and Places"
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Women's Wool Knit
Apparel
At Very Lou Prices

The finest qualities in a num-
Der OF colors and styles at ex-
tremely low prices.
Wool Caps, now z5c.
Cap and Scarf Sets, 81.
Spencers, now 81.
Bed Jackets, 81 and Sis.
ShawIs, now 81 and s..
Art Embroidery Section, Second door.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Special Value
Philippine Gowns
dChemise, e,$2.65

A particularly fine quality
nainsook fashions these gowns
so attractively hand-embroid-
cred and scalloped: V and
square necks, with short sleeves.
Philippine Hand-embroidered
Chemise, camisole style. beau
:ifully embroidered and seal
loped; specially priced, SOS.
SIX Underwear Section. Third foor
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Wornen's New
House Dresses
Lou Priced, 1926

Attractive house frocks, fash
toned OF imported gingham-
and other gingllam checks
round and square neck styles,
with or without collars-in
varied pretty color combina-
tions.
House Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
He1nstitched Mar
ouisette Curtains
9Oc pair

An exceptional value. White
or Ecru Curtains, "a yards
long, we'll made and OF good
quality. Light, airy little cur
tains, suitable for summer cot
tages or the apartment. To-
morrow only at this price-9oc
pair.
Curtain Section, Fifth foo-.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Kitchen Chairs
S1.45

High, braced back style, with
solid shaped wood seats. Suit
able for summer cottage dining
room. Natural oak. Narnish
finish.
Furniture Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
so Jacquard Dirnity
BEDSPREADS
SPECIAL
Size 81x9O, $2.55
Size 72x90, $2.35

Slight imperfections. scarcely
noticeable. is the reason for
these extremely low prices on
these good-looking bedspreads
spreads that require no IRON
ing, and are SO particularly nice
for summer use. Choose from
blue and old rose striped de-
signs.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Friday Remnant Day

and though we are not advertising REM
nants for tomorrow, you will find them on sale
as customary, under the familiar Green Rem
nant Sign at the same low prices YOU have
learned to expect here on Fridays
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Women's Silk Hose
Sl.65 pair
lrregulars of regular S..

Because of very slight u;l
.venness in weave, these fine silk
hose have been marked at SO
low a price; in tan, brown and
a few gray shades.
Women's Full-fasfioned Mer-
cerized Lisle Hose-in black:
very special, 55c pair.
Women's Hosiery Section. First fool.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Wonnen's S
Underthings
Special. 45c

A special lot OF underthings
consisting Of drawers, che
mise, the straight style-and
shirts; tailored and lace trim
med-in white and colors.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Smart Pleated
Organdy Collar
and Cuff Sets
Special, $I.35

These are very attractive, also
showing Fashions vogue for
pleats. The hemstitched hens
are of a contrasting shade.
SILK COLLARS, attrac-
lively embroidered in colors.
Special, CSC each.
ROLL YLE Or
CANDY COLLAR AND
CUFF SETS. white en-
broidered in colors. Special,
Csc set.
Neckweas Section. First Floor
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Little Boys
Overall Play Suits
Special, Csc

The "Iwanta" make that so
many little children wear for
playtime hours. They have
short sleeves, and you may have
them in khaki, navy, cadet or
tan. Sizes 3 to 10 years.
Boys Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Fur Chokers
Special, S29!5O

Smart Jap Marten Chokers,
beautiful, large, silky Skins-in
lovely shades of soft browns.
S2950.
Wolf Chokers. SO very lash
ionable, in imitation blue and
platinum shades. $29.50.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Handmade Dnaity
and Batiste
BLOUSES
Special, So

Very attractive and daintiiy
made Blouses, of dinity and
batiste, with Peter Pan, V or
Tuxedo collars. Some charm
ing with Filet or Irish lace.
The Peter Pan models with em-
broidered collar and cuffs.
Sizes 81 to 40 in the
assortment
Blouse Section, Third door:
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Little Girls
Ginghana
Panty Frocks
Special, 81

Attractive little everyday
play frocks. of gingham, in
green, tan, blue and peach, with
white collar and cuffs and a
band on the panties. Sizes 2
TO 6.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Golf Bags

Special, $I.75 & $Z.5O
Three-stay Standing Golf
Bags, brown, trimmed in brown
and black leather. $155.
Three-stay Standing Golf
Bags, leather cuff bottom. $3.50.
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth focr.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Woinen's Sun and
Rain Umbrellas
4.25
Remarkably Lou

Smart 22-inch Sun Rain I'm
brellas, in purple, navy, green
and brown, with very attractive
wood handles trimmed in baka-
lite and finished with leather
straps or wrist rings. An un-
usually good value. x.z5.
Wonfen's z5.inch Black Tape.
edge, Piece-dyed Cloth Um-
breIlas, special, S28s-With silk
cases; wood handles, bakalite
trimmed, finished with straps or
rings.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Little Boys Wash Suits
Special. 81

Little Copperheld style, made
OF gingham, in eopen, tan, navy,
green and yellow. with white
collar and cuffs. Sizes , to S.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
White Nains00h.
10 Yards. 1926

Sheer White Nainsook, -
inches wide. Splendid for I'm
gerie and baby clothes.
Longcloth, 1o-yard pieces.
Sos.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Children's Fine
Jersey Ribbed
Cotton Vests
Special, Csc

Low neck, sleeves, with mar
row shoulder straps, and tape
run through the top; sizes 4 to
10 years.
Children's Knit Underwear Section,
Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Infants Blankets
$l.5O-SDeciaI

Cotton and Wool Mixed
Blankets, with white border
and buttonhole edge; in blue
only. Size Nx36.
Infants Section; Fourth 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Steamer Wardrobe
Trunks, SIS
A Limited Number

Fiber-covered and bound;
spring lock draw bolts, drop
tray and two drawers. A
strong. we'll made trunk, very
low priced.
Travelling Goods Section, First floor
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Figured White Din1ity
BEDSPREADS
Size 81x9O, $2.35
Bedwear Section, Second door.
Small Decorative Mirrors
Very Lo,U Priced

Panel Mirrors l2x22nch plates pattern frames
are in toned finishes. Specially priced. $s5S.
Mirrors with Mirror plates 4xl6
pictures 4x6 inches. These attractive Special s
PctusS
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Imported
Embroidered
Swiss Scarfs
Size 1886, $I.25
Sise I8x45. SI.35

Excellent quality all-over en-
broidery. with 3-inch scalloped
edge, tor dresscrs and chiffo-
niers.
Linen Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Misses Spring
Frocks
Afternoon and
Street Models
SPECIAL, 81. 75

Charming styles. fashioned OF
Fat crepe, Canton crepe and
printed crepe-in blues. browns.
COCOA shades-and black. Sizes
IL, 10. l8.
Misses Section. Third foog
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Mems Handkerchiefs
Special, 15c

Full Size, Part-linen Hand
kerchiefs, with A-inch hens.
Handkerchief Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Wonnen's Satin
Pumps Low
Priced, $4.75

Just l33 pairs of these Smart
Black Satin Pumps. You may
select from plain opera, one,
two or three strap effects. with
Louis or Baby Louis heels.
Sizes 4, ~. 5. 81. 6. 61l. ~. s
AAA: 4, AZ. 5, 6. 7, 8 AA; {,
~. 5Lz. E. ", A; 3. 3N. 4, ~
6, 7 B; 2H, 3, 81, 4, ~. 6 c.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Men S Furnishings
At Very Lou Prices

ENGLISH BRoADcLoTH SHIRTS ss35-Whte only Soft
cuffs. A fine. durable shirt for OF dress
COTTON P\JAMAs slso SulT-Plain colors frog trimmed
and plain Hello tan blue and white For spring and later.
Isle SOCKS, Soc PAlR-Very specially priced light
weight fullfashoned socks soies, toes
Sizes 10 to 11I5.
PURE SILK SHIRTS. $3Ss-Pure silk. broadeoh and
jersey fine Of striped patterns 7
Seldom does shirt like this sell S
FINE MOCHA GLOVES, $3.50 PAIR-Eery special
with selfenbodered back; spring weights regular and cadet
sizes.
PURE TIES 6c-Four diagonal cross-stripes
plain with self figures Exceptional range coors
new desig for
Furnish Section
Evening star., 1923-03-15

u pairs Black and Tan
Calfskin Two-Stral,
Pumps
Sizes 81. 6, J, ~. s AAA;
sls. 6, 7 AA; ~. 5. 5H A; 3Is.
4. 4i1. sH B; 21a, "a. + c. A.75
pair.
women's Shoe Section, Third foo..
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Special Purchase
Tweed Sports
Suits for Women
SIS

One button, box jacket models
3 different styles, in gray
and brown. Well tailored
Spring Suits, with wrap-around
skirts and Jackets, silk lined.
Sizes SO TO AZ.
Women's Suit Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Bob White
Toilet Tissue
Lily of France Corsets
Unusually L01U Priced, 1896

Lily of France Special Mode-Of fine broche with clas
tic top, medium long skirt sizes p to u and g.
De Bevose Bandeaux, Special, e5c-Satn brocade, i'll
pink or white fashions these attractive De Bevoise Ban
deaux; sizes SO to ~.
Bandeaux Special, 5oc-Fashioned OF excellent cotton
broche back fastening sizes 81 to 40.
Evening star., 1923-03-15

Friday Special Merchandise is not return
Evening star., 1923-03-15
Overplaid Sports
Coats Special,
$16.75

lust limited quantity-9ood
iull swing models, SO popularly
worn now; practical for ali
sorts OF weather-and every
day occasions. Sizes So to 40.
women's Coat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-15

White Enameled Five piece Pantry Sets, consist
Box Flour, Sugar Coffee and Tea Canisters. Trimmed
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-17


Evan Burrows Fontaine, de New
York, notable danzarina oriental,
que ha elevado una demanda con-
ira el millionaire neoyorquinO
Cornelius Vanderbilt whitney,
pOr ruptura de compromise ma.
trimonial. exlgiendole como in.
demnlzaci0n un million de dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-17

May Louise Coyle, nina de 5 afios
de edad, que obtuvO el primer pre-
miO en- el concurso de la nifiez sa-
ludable, celebrado en- Boston, re-
cientemente. Ell promedio conce-
dfdole fue de 99.5.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-07
Several Arrivals Via
 Minchumina Trail

Thomas P. Aitken, Deputy Marshal Peter McMullen, Major George w.. Albrecht, Charles E. Taylor and s. w. Pink ham arrived yesterday, with their several teams, comiug over the trail from kobi.
 Mr. Aiken returns shere-4 after business trip to Kantishna. having, accompanied by Mrs Aitken, left here on Dec. g. Mrs. Aitken left a. few days ago for the Outside, and will probably return here the latter part of March or in early April.
 Mr. McMullen, after vacation of 6 couple of months visiting relatives ca the Outside,is again in charge of his official duties.
 Major Albrecht and Mir. TaYFor, who have for several weeks been attending to court matters in Fairbanks, are on their way to Iditarod. Major Albrecht has been attending to the legal busi- ness Of the firm on the Outside for the pas1 couple of years, but will, with his associate, resume his practice over at Iditarod.
 Mr. Pinkham is representative of the Postotfiee Department, and his visit here at this time is presumably in connection with matters pertaining to the pouch abstraoted from the sled of Mail Carrier Billy Duffy, somewhere between ,Iditarod and .Ophir. on or about December 9. concerning which ct this time there are no new revele- tions, so far as known to the layman.
 Coming from Minchu0lins, Mr. Aitken leading the way, the party travelled the old Indian trail between she lake and Talefdo. This trail has not been used by mail teams up to the present, but assuredly will be in fu- ture, as it reduces the trail from 8 one to & comparatively straight one and makes saving of probably ten miles. Mir Aitken is also of the belief that, with the kinks taken out the distance from McGrath to KObi will be about 220 miles.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-07
FUR SEALS
 OF ALASKA
George Goshaw Makes Charge Before Sen
 ate Committee.

Washington. Feb. -5.-George R. Goshaw, representative of an Eastern fur-buying firm, today endeavored to introduce before the Senate fur seal investigation committee newspaper articles in timating that Senator $. P. Spencer, of Missouri, is associ- ated with the Fouke Fur Com pany, of St. Louis, which firm now holds @ ten-year contract with the Government for hand- ling the product of the seal fish cries of the Pribilofs. Goshaw's attempt proved unsuccessful.
 Delegate Sutherland, in urging passage of bill now under con- sideration, stated that Alaska is vitally interested in this matter, as he waa aiming to bring about the enactment of legislation which would cause proceeds of seal sales to be expended Tn Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-07
Germany Now Sending
 Out FeelerS to France

basis tor new negotiations in the matter of separations.
 According to the Bulletin de Statistique, Germany has re- ceived from France an itemized bill of expense which calls for ninety seven thousand million gold francs.
 London, Feb. 6.-The report that the French have advanced twenty five miles beyond the frontier, occupying Goddelau, in Hesse. reached London today in an Essen dispatch to the Times. The dispatch adds that Germany momentarily expects occupation of Mannheim by the French.
 Dusseldorf, Feb. 6. - French troops have taken up positions 225 miles south of Ruhr, and have also posted heavy artillery at Stepel.
 eOffenburg aud IAppenweir, in were occupied by the French today, according to dis patch fom Berlin.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-07
SUSTAINS
 OWN ACTION
Preparations COmmis. sion Reasserts Itself
 On Moratorium.

Paris, Feb. 3.-The repara~ tions commission today adopted resolution sustaining It's OWE action of. Januarys26 in refusing Germany a. moratorium This resolution was passed as .areply 8 to yesterdays protest uooe Trom Germany. 1Krance. Italy and Belgium voted for ther. resolu- tion, while BKitain ~ abstained from voting.