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TIRES-TIRES-TIRES
Cords and Fabrics
Here are some Of the specials we are offer
ing you this week:
OPEN EVENINGS.
UPEN EN ENTNGS.
MUTUAL TIRE COMPANY.
ooS Pa. Ave. NV. Fr. S74o.
GARDNER ROADSTER

The undersigned trustees. by virtue Of tbs
terms Of certain deed of trust recorded in
Liber 4I13. folio 4l2. of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, and BY reason Of the
failure OF the maker of said trust to continue
the ,payments due OH the note secured there
by, will Offer at private sale or and after ths
22nd day of June. 1923. at the garage OF
Wayne Smith & Company, 22nd and N SITS
n w. one model 1922 Gardner roadster. No
1o043A. motor No K.119559.
RICHARD II. WILMER.
ARTHUR p. DKCRY
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FOR SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

TWIN INDIAN and sidccar. 1921 model;
cheap. Can be seen after pm. 9l2 q ST.
s.w %"
MOTOR CYCLE, HID. lights. tandem Ok,
1870: hest cash offer. 212 I.inworth nj. t.w.
HENDERSON De Lake. practically brand
new; has disc wheels. spotlight, tandem and
many other extras; will sacrifice for quick
sale for cash or deferred payments. 1O7
Sth st. ne. POS
INDIAN CHIEF. 1873. tandem. speedometer
cut."ut and other extras: practically new;
viii sacrifice for cash. Adams 2Gf. 2o|
MOTOR CYCLE iIndianI. 1870: fully equip
ped: 500 cash for quick sale. North 103s3
9D$
HARLEY. Al condition iGu. 7th St NV
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SUBURBAN BOARD,

On CHERRYDALE RID, vA.--Large. cool'
room. ami; electricity; plenty shade; 10
minutes from Washington, Comfort bus; Seth
and NJ SITS, Clarks gate, or trolley, Clnrk's
station. POE
TWO communicating unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; gas and electricity. Lin
coin 58I2-W. 01s
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About @-carat Perfect Fine White Solitaire
NtamOnd Ring. Lett with US 10 sell. Party
I,>f ri cash
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CERTIFIED

CERTIFIED
GOLD SEAL CARS
Hupmobile sedan, 1922.
Wills-St. Claire roadster. 1850
miles.
Hupmobile touring, 1922
Hupmobile (special) tour, 1921.
Hupmobile sedan, 1921.
Hupmobile o-pass. coupe. 1922
Maxwell coupe, 1922.
Detroit electric coupe.
The following cars are in good condition al
though they do not carry the Certified Gold
Seal. They are guaranteed for 30 days TO be
free from mechanical defects.
Ford touring, late type. 5000
Ford sedan, 1921. $3.50
Ford coupe. 1920. repainted 5000
Buick touring, 1919. ... 1875
llupmobile 1920 4-pass.
coupe ............. .SS7 :
Oldsmobile / touring. SIS
Packard twin-six. z-pass $500
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
PISS Champlain st.
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81 900 Nj Platinum Flexible DIAMOND Brace
Let. iinr blu" white. large diamonds,
$3.50.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
CnntlmmAA~
FORD SEDAN

Bought new last September for $500 Excel
lent condition. with exceptionally good motor.
Carefully driven by owner. who Will sell for
$40. Cleveland 277O, evenings. or Main 55ol.
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| . .os M!e Ii!GAN AVE, Brookland-Large front
room, windows. $3.50
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Attractive room; southern
for - or z
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I9Zo EYE N.W.-Cool rooms for particuIar
+! people. Franklin 9145-J
, 100 md NE-Two hi roor1s @nrnisI,-o,d
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Largc front room
southern exposure; single beds; for two or
three young men. Terms reasonable. FIR.
a3oo o0s
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rec or > rooms; Ink.
W oIs
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All Platinum Diamond Sautoir and Platinum
Diamond Chain: hIur-wh whitt diamonds Cost
rI jgiualiy SIJu.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
THERE IS NO RISK
WITH A
BONDED
l-SED CAR.
Used CAR

The bond is the greatest pro
lection to buyers OF used cars
ever invented. Any car bonded
by us will perform for you under
all conditions and is as perfect
as used car can be.
1922 Maxwell 4-pass- cour"-
1922 Maxwell touring.
1922 Oakland 6-44 sport.
1921 Chalmers touring.
1921 Dodge coupe.
1922 Ford coupe.
1922 Chalmers touring
Not bonded, but exceptional values
1917 Maxwell, $50.
1919 Overland. sl25.
1920 Ford sedan, $50
1919 Ford coupe, 1925.
1921 Chevrolet +. T.. S3jo
1918 REQ touring, sleo
1917 Sterns. $3.50.
1870 0lds eight, S4u0
II. r. LEARG. Ir..
Maxwell and Chalmers
Distributor.
1921 18th ST. NV.
North 42q6.
open q am. to . pm.
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+ Front. single room; all
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'. w desirable housekeepin !.
mi; sink: adults.
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li29 Il. !. AVE. N.W.-LarGe, nicely furnish
ed front room with bay window: suitable for
two persons; plenty closet room: electricity
and bath. with fine shower, convenient to
govt depts use Of phone .2s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

AT DUPONT CIRCLE-An employed giTi
wishes TO share a modern room, single beds.
with another employed girl; room and board.
North 7332
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WE OFFER REAL VALUES
IN GOOD USED CARS
AT VERY LIBERAL TERMS

Buick, 1921 6-cyl. 4-pass. coupe.
Buick, 1921 roadster, $50.
Buick, 1913 roadster, SAYS.
Buick, 1920 6-cyl. touring, new
paint, 5000.
Buick, 1920 7-pass. touring,$55o
Buick, 1922 6-cyl. touring, $3.50.
Buick. 1920, 6-cyl. touring, $3.50.
Buick. 1922 4-cyl. touring, 5000.
Chalmers coupe. 1918, 5000.
Ford coupe, 1922; many extras
car practically new; $3.50.
Buick sedan. 1920; excellent
shape; 500.
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RENT ROOMS-FURN1SHED.

i22S FAIRMONT ST. N.W.--Large, bright
front room on 2nd floor and l third floor
front; electric lights and plenty OF hot water.
with home privileges: bath on same moor use
of phone; very reasonable: VIII serve break
iass oOs
1926 BIITMORE ST. N.W.-Mtss NJ. killip.
Ina wing had a private boarding house at 1907
Eve ST announces she will resume renting
her rooms, with board. TO a limited number
of people, in her private home; best OF ref
erences given and required
on 18th STREET-An exclusive private fam
iIv owning handsome detached corner resi-
dence will rent two beautiful, connecting sec
ond-story front rooms and private bath; ; an
appointments highest class; adults; $40; ref-
erences. Phone Ool. 9182. IL
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-Lnrge. furnished
room with north sleeping porch and bath in
attractive home: housekeeping rrirtl i.cS and
ar-.y' wi'lc cWE"" awa!: - g rl''i':. W.T.
k..t.u.ue r.acp rhvuc Col. 1864 ].
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RENT RO0Ms-sUBURBAN.

FURNISHED ROOM or small apartment in
Virginia. wanted by young woman; preferably
near Arlington Heights. 3207 Northampton ct.
Chevy Chase, ID. c. 2ls
DAHLGREN TERRACE = Furnished room
with sleeping porch; all convenleuces. North
32O4-W 2ls
2434 FRANKLIN ST. q E.--5rd floor; rooms
bath; ami; completely furnished. 2ss
GREAT FALLS. VA, CAR LINE, PROSPECT
Hill station: furnished: h.k. rooms and ga
rage: by year summer 20"
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-iot II N.W.-Second floor west , or .
'ooihs ana bath; nicely furnished: reasonable
i,t ~ I'm NV large housekeeping rooms
not water electricity: So month
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81. NV. -Parior. b+droon and dining
-g2hVrhiences: Ink: IS. 30. Fr. l342-W.
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,iorcd apt. suitable for two. nicely
'all North 5215-W, after $40
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tanoM 100, ana sleeping porch: new home; privat.
'amH! board optional Col I47o.J 1Is
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FOUR PIANO BARGAINS & Co.. sos:
4 Milton. Ike new. S21J: Hanes grand. slightly
used, 1928; Emerson upright. $s5. Grand and
upright pianos for rent.
HUGO WORCH. Est. 1879,
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~ 80 ~io'h Il; N.W.-FrOnt, single and doubl.
lo"ins: also housekeeping
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FOR RENT-GARAGEs

SAGE FOR one CAR; ALLEY. REAR IS
Wyoming ave. IS 30. Columbia 49,. II.
GARAGE SPACE FOR SEVERAL CARS
rear 223 F st NV. Can evenings. 10 Il. "a.
SPACE FOR ONE CAR. NEW. BRICK ELEC
light. 2O-foot paved alley. Rear 1873 Lamont
II NV. Adams 342G 22'
1868 LAMONT. PRIVATE ALL CONyEN-
iehces; no chauffeurs: space two cars: Sl2 30
Zach. Apply premises. Telephone Adams 32Ss.
GARAGE SPACE. CHEVY CHASE APT.
,hevy Chase circle Slu per month. CaE Main
TWO GARAGES HOLDING AND 10 SMALL
ears respectively; freproof. water. electric
: light. telephone. 227 II. NV.
PRIVATE lily AND AUGUST; ONE-HALF
block Of 18th and I. e. c. WRIGHT. SENATE
branch IST. 2Os
PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE. 1Vth AND MD.
ave sW; very cheap. $1,000. A. T. Holtz-
man. lois X st NV. Main 534G
| REAR 17l6 p 81. N.W-INDIvIDUAL PRI-
yate garage. /. L. +. PRINCE. 1410 II st.
III GIRAhn ST. Nv. SPACE FOR CAR.
light aud water Col. 4737-J.
light water Rear ~" 14th st. Call Col
SPACE FOR ONE CAR 2ist ST and
" Address BOY 2no-E Star ofllce 2o'
LAR BRICK GARAGE: CEMENT FLOOR;
VIII rent entire garage or space. 4io p st.
rrHIIC GARAGE. y. car. AND l. SITS.
10y "A ION" no I"sts Or, or Sptom"be a. shop; $50
NEW METAL GAEAGE. REAR 1925 YER
nIoni ave. 10
SPACE FOR SMALL CARS IN FIREPRoOT
garage; heat, light and water; $40 per month.
Apply TO ianitor. 14i4 ST. NV.
: BETWEEN 18th AND SHERMAN AVE. KEN
:. sr $50
GARDINER 4 DENT, INC.
( Main 4ss4.
az 1+th nv.
I TWO GARAGES ON NAVAL PLArE Sc.
also one on ''unthcrs Court Sc; rental, IS
+ REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE INVEST. co,
l4GI Eve II. NV
! REAi; 9th MD LAMON.. SIS w.-lNDI-
Hidnai iir"proof garages. \ few remaining
NORRIS cAFEIrz COMPANY INC;
1+,h ST, BET. MENTION AND MEEIDI.N.
t. ALTEMrs. e74i l4th st.
i'm AND SIS. NV. PRIVATE
garages; rent. $50.
10Th and sis. NV: private brick rent.
,,o- ,CIssEL,. TALEoTr ( co, INC. 49,
I'll. l4th ST. NV. REAR. LARGE FIRE
proof garage; electric light and h.-w.h.: rent.
Rear sso2 1arh 1t. NV; single car ga
/ rage: s..
{ WILLIAM $. PHILLIPS.
! 18th and X ST. NV. Main 1890
COR. 18th AND OREGON AVE. NEW Two
EAR brick garage, facing street s25 month
DAVID +. BARRY. soH M.in in 1901,
. 18th and Keefsr sts. one car....... So 80 mo.
I',i Morton St. on" ear. o.. 81 90 mo.
iith and Newton >ts., one ear. $50 mo.
>tiI and Ipshur SITS, brick ......... sS 90 mo.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
1i3 14tL ST. Main aS45
REAR Pip 18th ST. NV. LARGE FIRE.
proof garage; h.-w.h., electric light: good 10.
cation for auto repair shop; s125.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.

',-carat Fine White solitaire Ring. ls-kt.
white gold ladies' mounting,
So.
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l741 TEA ST. NV. Apt. 31-Attractive room
in apartment for gentlemen: adjoining bath {:
two exposures: twin beds; also single room.
2Is
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-ro lauy
single room in cool. attrartively furnished
apartment; porch piano. use Of kitchenette for
breakfast reasonable. After q, phone Conm-
bja 2sJI J 20t
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1-rarat Fine White Solitaire Diamond Ring
Is kt. white gold ladies' mounting,
$50.
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1i,-rarais Fine WIue Solitaire Diamon
Ring: very brilliant and fiery.
SIS.
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lib 1lth ST. N.W.-NiceIy furnished double
ana single electricity; light housekeeping o2'
dza2 EUCLID sT.-single or double room. with
or without board
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GARAGE SPACE. CHEVY CHASE APT.
levy Chase Circle: $40 per month. CaIi Main
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.OU5 COLUMBIA Higl-rlsss. pleasant,
zeal fungenial home; room with or without
,riyate bath and phone: one with Ink; all
maid service: breakfast II de-
.ircl. summe. rates plnnn North 1S2h. u .
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Hamilton u iewci Open Face Gold filled
Watch. guaranteed for 20 years.
$50.
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STAPLES INN 17O4 Conn. are.-Oue large
double room with board, suitable for gentle
men or married couple: childr~n NOT objected
TO- Phone North 1895. >
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS, 100 hgh-grade week old,
at l. "ents each. Tel North 3lt-J.
HEIEERS-G fresh. mo-. milking gal. each
Y. ld>2
10Th St ne. -
YuUNG THOROUGHREED JERSEY cow
ana calf: COW gives iarg" quantity or yery
r,ch milk Apply Max simon. 3'.o Nichols
ave. Congress HGts
HtTCHING EtfGS-I.ockS ana l;sus. S2U 2lss
Of. NV. West f>S.
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l"9 81. S.E.-TWo, large, ELECTRICITY In K F.:
near II. q. H.: all car lines: no children.
ld-A TODD PLACE N.E-FurniShed room so,
rent
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All llPlatirum Diamond Wr'sI Watcn. SCI
" III fine white diamonds nj round.
Sl0O.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILEs

SAUNDERS SYSTEM
Operating In 81 cities.
FOR BUSINESS-FOR PLEASURE.
RENT NEW FORD.
DRIVE 1T YOURSELF.
Four Door Sedans. Coupes, Tourings. Roadsters.
Pay by the Mile.
Only $40 Deposit.
1t is possible TO have the of car for an
entire day al q cost OF less than Soc.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM WASHINGTON CO.,
1906 D St. NV. Franklin 6a24.
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42s SHEPHAND ST. N.W.-Two large brigb,
furnished rooms: light housekeeping
Ia NORTH CAROLINA AVE, S-E--T5r5.
rooms and bath: Ink
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
COLLEEN MUOhE AT PAL ACE LAST TIME

Those who enjoy sparkling com ely, brilliant titles, and little weep or two. will fiEd all these in the Goldwyn picture, "The Wall Flower" ]" by Rupert Hughes, which was pre- sented at the Palace Theater last night Mr. Hughes is one of the few photoplaywrights who know how to create a picture that tells a story convncingly. He is also one of the first to supervise every phase of his work from the writing Of the scenario to the cutting of the finished film.
 Mr. Hughes made a happy choice when he selected Gret.y Colleen Moore to play the leading part in "The Wall Flower" This charming player reveals naiyote and an un- spoiled sweetness on the screen that is not only captivating, but is abso- lutely essential to the part she DOT trays Miss Moore's acting is a reye lation. She has infinite resources al her command. and never resorts to a bag of stale tricks for her effects.
 The Goldwyn company has sur rounded Miss Moore with an excellent cast, including Miss Fanny Stock bridge, who played the family servant in Rupert Hughes widely successful picture, "The Old Nest; Tom Gall cry, Rush Hughes. Gertrude Astor and Richard Dix.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
.SATURDAY ixiS,tT" iS COMING TO COLISEUM

lingerie plays such an important raIIt in Cecil B. De Miles lasest ParamGalnb production, Saturday Night which is to be shown at the Coliseum Theoter next Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, that Clare West, qashlen designer for MT. De Mile, WIS forced to devote the entire atten- tion Of her force of seamstresses to the making of thc5c articles of ui.ssdy's wardrobe for several days rr.0r to production work.
 Net all of these dainty bits of fem in.pe anrI2rcl are worn in the pic ture. Most of them serve only as "rrops ps''-atmosrhare. They appear on clothes lines, in laundry baskets and in wardrobe chests. But they are all different and all beautiful And a few, very few-aro actually worn. t is whispered.
 Leatriee Joy, Edith Roberts, Con rad Nagel, Jack Mowcr, Julia Faye Blythe Chapman, Sylvia Ashton Theodore Roberts, James Neill, Joha Davidson and others appear in the all-star cast of Saturday Night. Not all of them are intimately as
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
QUICK RESULTS PLEASE
 JU NE A U

Everyone is pleased with the quick results of simple camphor, hydrastis, witchhael. etc, as mixed in Layop- tik eye wash. After using less than enc bottle a lady reports her eyes. which were inflamed and watery, are now bright and clear. One man tried everything, but Lavoptik was only thing that gave relief. One small bottle usually helps ANY CASE weak, strained or inhamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE. Butler, Mauro X Co.,, druggists. Sold in Douglas by Guys Drug Store. (advertisemenD
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
Abraham Lincoln ~~ khe yNan 0fvGercY

Lincoln's hastily drawn check t6 crippled negro who stopped him in . park. 5,
 2 1Issl thin in the parks, empty sleeves pinned to their breasts. And when they came to the White House it was to beg furloughs to see dying parents, or releases to support suffering families. Little cards and brief notes written for such men to proper authorities are treasured all over the country, But the total number of those he sent joyfully and thankfully away will never be known. ; ssss TAk Pittsh~ssA hsg
 Here is an example:
 "Sec. of War, Please sec thls Pittsburg boy. He is very young, and shall be satisfied with what- ever you do with him. <
 "A. LINCOLN. {. Aug. Fl, 1oo5.
 The "Pittsburgh boy" had enc listed at seventeen. He had long been i'll with fever and wanted furlough. With the confidence every soldier had that Lincoln would help him, he slipped into the White House, by chance met the President and told his story. One day Lincoln was stopped in park by a negro with 8 pitiful story. The Emancipator did nos stop to get his name but handed him a hastily written check drawn to the order of "colored man with one leg" Riggs 6 Company, of | Washington, with whom the Presi. dent banked, knew their customea and honored the unusual instfn' ment.
 When men raise ono of thefr kind to be a hero in life, they straightway make him . demigod in death. Then comes . reaction from popular exaltation, And the same men gather all that waa known about their idol tQ learn if he had feet of clay. = :, So it was with Lincoln. the Man of Mercy, And with every new document uncovered he passsa ! more certainly to his niche @ th< shrine of national memory 1
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
NORMA ThLMADGE AT COLISEUM LAST TIME

Miss Norma Talmadge has a role which is admirably adapted to bring ont the many talents of this popular young film star In "The Woman Gives" which is at the Coliseum for the last time tonight. She plays the role of Inga Sonderson, who risks happiness to repay in full debt of gratitude she owes for her start to success as a magazine artist. The re- suit of this course and the circum- saances which lead to the happy con- elusion make one of the most enter taining film productions which has appeared in long time.
 Or all the emotions gratitude is probably the weakest. and when it is
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
DUSTIN FhRNUM AT PALACE TUESDAY

Dustin Farnnm in "The Primal Law" in a tale of the West, and q man among mon, will be the story in the movie production at the Palace Tuesday and "Wednesday. The plot concerns the determlnal on of a gang lands owned by the hero, Dustin Farnum, and his pardner Of course. the hero trlmphs after many thrill- Ing encounters. This picture will please the admirers of Dustin Far mum.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
NATIONAL LOTTERY MAY
 BE ESTABLISHED IN FRANCE

PARIS, Feb. 12.-The French Chamber Finance Committee has re- jscted a bill to add 20 per cent to all taxes, save the income tax on salaries to meet the 1923 deficit of nearly $500, 0,000,000 francs. A mem- Der of the committee suggested a national lottery with 300 prizes of 100000 francs each, estimating that 5,000,000,000 francs could be
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"I know nothing of this case know not where Mir. Alden is whether any proceedings are on foot against him --I should not knowingly let him be punished, if shown he has the infirmity stated in the affidavit, though the infrm- ity may be sufficient reason for dismissing him from the service.
 "A. LINCOLN.
 "May 21, 1892"
 Although the saving of the Union never drew upon the time and energy of Lincoln more than in the dark days of '62, he found time to pen with his own hand an opinion that placed human values above an infexible discipline.
 Letters Show Kindly Heart
 In the collection at the Scranton institution are scores of original documents concerning Lincoln. his Cabinet and his Generals. Where.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
Note given by Lincoln to fever stricken youth.
Priceless Letters Recently Uncovered by Martyr's i Love of Fellow Men.

A BRAHAM LINCOLN, the Man n of Mercy, was born 1l3 years Ago today.
 On a frontier farm that was little more than a clearing in the primeval wilderness of Hardin County, Kentucky, he made his obscure entry into life.
 Had a soothsayer made a pill grimage to the rude cabin that day, viewed it's poverty and isola- tion, or spoken to the shiftless, illiterate father, he could have found nothing that foretold the man who was to steady totter- ing nations destinies-the giant in spiritual power who was to wage to victory the bitterest war of our history and still be acclaimed the Man of Mercy. The seer could have done no more than speculate vaguely on the perfect number seven" present in the letters of his given and family names. Documents Newly Revealed 1 It is Lincoln, the Man of Mercy, that is particularly revealed in the group of almost priceless docu- ments recently collected by G. Lynn Sumner for the library of 1 the International Correspondence Schools. All of them are of great value and interest. One is wholly unique. For it preserves in one uaAnuscript . plea for a soldier foend asleep on his post; a brief endorsement by Senator Charles eMnmer of Massachusetts, and Ally paragraph by Lincoln him.
 {tyas 2 ca1s in which Lincoln
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12

struggle between jealousy and grati- tnde the winner is easy to select. The fact that Robert Milton ran true to form and quarreled with Inga Sondersan over her method of re- paying the debt of gratitude they both owe Daniel Garford furnishes the basis of the story.
 Bob is splendid type of man but he is unahie to stand the sight of his promised bride deyoting herself to anc her man--a drug fiend How Inga. played by Miss Talmalge. in- sists on paying her debt regardless Of cost makes q fascinating motion picture production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
1.-THE SHlEk" RETURNS
 TO COLISEUM TOMORROW

Playing a return engagement, "The sheik," the popular production with the two stars. Rudolph Valentino and Agnes Ayres. will be shown at the Coliseum on Tuesday and Wednes- day nights. Whom this production WIS shown several months ago, it proved 10 be the theatrical treat of tha season. The management of the Coliaeum is bringing the production back again by popular request.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
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saved a guiltless man from execu-l tion, and as such is characteristic.
 George c. Alden, of Company K, Seventh Massachusetts Regu- lars, had fallen asleep on his post. His offense was to be punished by the most disgraceful death a sol dier may die. The fact that he was subject to fits of sleeping sickness against which he was powerless to struggle found no place for consideration in the crude. summary justice of the field. He was asleep on his post, and the sequel was death.
 Lincoln Saves Cuiltless Man
 As he awaited the execution of Court Martial's decree, Samuel Breck, friend and fellow towns man, heard of his plight. In let ter to Sumner, he set all the facts before him. Summers endorse 'ment on the back of the letter, by which it was referred to his Con- mander-in- Chief, is as follows:
 "I ask attention to this letter from an estimable citizen hoping that proceedings should be delayed against George c. Alden, Co. K, Seventh Mass, for sleeping at his post.
 "CHARLES SUMNER.".
 Then follows Lincoln's respite:
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
OUCH! BACKACHE!
 RUB LUMbAC0 OR FROM BACK

An! Pain is gone St. Jacobs Oil acts almost like magic.
 Quickly?-Yes. Almost instant re- lief from soreness. stiffness, lame ness and pain follows gentle rub ping with St. Jacobs Oil.
 Rub this soothing, penetrating oil right on your painful back. and re- less backache, lumbago and sciatici cure which never dlsappoints and doesn't burn the skin.
 Straighten up! Quit complaining! old honest St. Jacobs Oil from your druggist now and get this lasting relief (advertisement.l
 a I'm a
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12

where he used his personal influ- ence to secure some right or favor
 for a soldier were in constant cir culation. From the time the first troops arrived in Washington in
 April, 1881. until the end of the var. the town was full of men,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-12
MANUFACTURERS
 IMPORT MORE WOOL

BOSTON, Feb. 1r.-The raw wool exports through London for Ameri- CT during the last 60 days reached the record-breaking total of 1S,000. 900 pounds. compared with 1.5000 pounds in the same period q year ago.
 Hard Times Dance Tonight, A. N. B. Hall by A. N. B. Band. Benefit.