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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
ZAPOWIADA SUROWE PRA
WO IMIGRACYJ-
NE.
Obostrzenia maja bye tax su-
rowe, jak nigdy dotych-
CZaS.
NEW YORK. 2 lut.

- NEW YORK, 2 lut. -
Reprezentant D. McReynolds
z Tennessee, cz1onek izbowego
komitetu imigracyjnego, O.
swiadczy} dis ma zebraniu u
cz4onk6w American Ditense So
ciety migration Restitution
League, re ~ wygasnieciem o.
becnego prawa kongres uchwa
Ii tax ostre prawo imigracyjne,
jakiego jeszcze ne byfo przed-
tem."
Henry Pratt Fairchild, pro-
fesor socjalnej ekonomji ma
uniwersytecie New York, row.
niez zada4 ograniczenia imig-
racji, :gdyz' ''swobodna imigra-
cja kszi' Ameryke:tt =.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
RYKOW WYBRANY MA MA
STEPCE LENINA.
Zostaf prezydentem rady ko-
misarzy ludowych, czy-
Ii premierem.

- MOSKWA, 2 lut. - Alex
sy 1wanowicz Rykow, wicepre-
zydent rady komisarzy ludo-
wych, zosta} dis wybrany ma
stepca Miko4aja Lenina, jako
prezydent tejze rady.
NoWy premier spe}nia4 VIE
lie prac Lenina podczas choro-
by jego W zupe}nosci zgadza
sic z wszystkiemi jego teorja-
mi.
Rykow jest synem ch}opa,
ukohczyi jednak uniwersytet
Eazanski. Liczy 43 lat.
Leon Kamieniew zaja} miej
see Rykowa jako pierwszy wi
.ceprezydent rady komisarzy
ludowych przewodniczacy ra-
dy piracy i obrony.
Dzierzynski zostal wybra-
ny g}owa rady ekonomicznej.
Kalenin pozostaje jako prezy-
dent republiki sowieckiej.
Wybory zosta1y dokonane
.jednog4osnie w Kremlinie ma
posiedzeniu nowego parlamen
tn federalnego republik So
Wieckich.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
Pod uwage Wetera'
nom Arrnii Ame-
rykanskiej.

Wszystkm, cudzoziemcom,
kt6rzy s}uzyli W armji i mary
narce Stan6w Zjednoczonych
w czasie wojny swiatowej i
otrzymali honorowe ,zwolnie-
ME re s}uzby, przypominamy
specjalna uchwa4e Kongresu,
zatwierdzona przez prezyden-
ia W dniu 1890 lipca 1919 r.
. al Stat, 222. - Ma podsta-
vie tel uchwa}y moga oni ko-
rzystac z przywileju, u4atwia-
jacego zdobycie obywatelstwa
amerykanskiego. Veteran bo-
wiem ME potrzebuja wyjmo-
wac pierwszych papier6w, ami
tez przedstawiac dowod6w co
do piecioletniego pobytu ich
w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Po-
"a tenn So jeszcze inne drob-
niejsze u}atwienia, z kt6rych
zwyk}y aplikant ME moze ko-
rzystac.
Przy staraniach o amery-
ka1skie obywatestwo nalezy
postapic jak nastepuje: Male
zy wniesc podanie do najbliz-
szego sadu, wydajacego papie-
ry obywatelstkie. Przes}uchy
odbywaja sic zaraz po wniesie-
niu podania, a ME dopiero po
upfywie trzech miesiecy. Pred
wniesieniem jednak podania
nalezy zabrac re SODA certy-
flkat honoroWego uwolnienia z
wojska i udac sic z dwoma
swiadkami do odpowiedniego
reprezentanta biura naturali-
zacyjnego dla zfozenia wstep-
nego egzaminu. Adres owego
reprezentanta wskaze klerk
Swiadkowie musza tez
stwierdzic, il aplikant jest ia
wfasnie osoba, kt6ra jest wy
ma certyfikacie uwol-
nienia re s1uzby wojskowej.
Specjalna ia uchwa1a Kong
resu zaWiera r6wnez zastrze-
zenie, IL z przywileju tego mo-
ga korzystac cudzoziemcy, we
;erani armji amerykahskiej,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
RODACY l RODACZKI!

W niedziele zmar1 po kr6t
kich cierpieniach maz, kt6ry
nietylko w historic Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, ale ca}ego tez
sWiata pozostawif wspania4a
karte swej dzia}alnosci. Pol
ska znalaz}a w zmarfym pre-
zydencie Wilsonie wyjatkowe-
go przyjaciela, kt6rego ME "a
pomni nigdy zadne SERGE pol
skie.
Przedstawiciele wszystkich
organizacji, towarzystw, klu-
bow spiewaczych oswiato-
wych powinni wysfac rodzinie
zmar@ego szczere i niek4amane
kondolencje.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
Byfy Prezydent Woodrow
Wilson ME zyie.

dni, jak to bylo po smierci by
lego prezydenta Rooselvelta.
kongres dis bedzie odroczo-
ny, a W dniu pogrzebu wszyst-
kie urzeda beda zamkniete. w
stolicach europejskich wiado.
nose o smierci by}ego prezy-
denta wywarla gfebokie wra-
zenie.
Premier angielski wyrazil
sic do prasy: Jestem g}eboko
wzruszony wiadomoscia o
smierci by}ego Prezydenta Viii
soma wien, ze uczucia mole
podzieli ca}y narod brytyjski.
Premier Poincare wydaf ma
stepujqce oswiadczenie: Fran
cja ME mole nigdy zapomniec,
ze Ia prezydentury Wilsona
Stany Zjednoczone .-dokonaly
olbrzymiego zadania ocalenia
wolnosci swiata przyszlosci
cywilizacji, niosac swa nieo-
ceniona pomoc obroncom spra-
wiedliwosci.
TAX krol Wiktor Emanuel.
jak papiez Plus wyrazili wczo
raj, jak tylko dowiedzieli sic
o smierci by}ego prezydenta
g}ebokie wspoiczucie. Papiez
cd czasu naglego zachorowa-
MIA Wilsona prosi}, by go try
razy ma dzien zawiadamiano O
stanie jego. Dowiedziawszy sic
o smierci cd kardyna{a Gaspa-
riego, uklak{ modlif sic "a
umarfego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05

Zmari wczornj godzinie
Ills pred pofudniem W cza.
sic snu. Dzien pogrzebu, ami
miejsce, gdzie zw}oki zostana
zfozone ma wieczny spoczynek
jeszcze ME ustalone.
Woodrow Wilson zmarf dn.
3-go lutego. koniec przyszedl
spokojnie. DR.. Grayson, jego
osobisty przyjaciel oglosii q
smierci Wielkiego Prezydenta
wojennego W nastepujacym
bjuletynie: Mr.. Wilson zmarl
o godzinie Ills. Uderzenia je.
go serca stawa}y sic coraz slab
sze, a musku}y serca sta{y sic
tax przemeczore, ze odmowi.
1y dalszej akcji. Koniec prey.
szedf spokojnie.
Przyczyna posrednia jego
smierci leza{a W jege s{abem
zdrowiu, jake zaczelo sic
pred czterema laty, a miano.
wicie zapad{ on ma zwapnienie
arterji. Wierny przyjaciel
lekarz, oraz iona i corka wal.
czyli przeciw niej z po:wiece.
mem, chociaz wiedzieli, re
tym razem walka zostanie jui
przegrana.
Wiadomosc o smierci roze.
sz}a sic Totem b1yskawicy po
ca}ej stolicy. We wszystkich
kosciofach odprawiono mod1y.
Pred domem zaloby, gdzie on
zyf re swemi wspomnieniami,
ze swa nadzieja i re swym ia.
lem, zebra}y sic tiumy ludno.
sci, ktore ma kolanach zasyiafy
modfy do Przedwiecznego.
chodzic cz}onkowie wielkiego
rzadu, mad ktorym byf on pre-
peu !Iszoez !o1s!ms cd 9o4o14M
zydentem, by wyrazic pozo-
sta}ym czfonkom rodziny swe
wspofczucie.
Prezydent Coolidge przyby1
do do'nu zafoby zostawil swe
karty wizytowe. Flagi ma bu-
dynkach rzadowych wogole
ma rzadowej w}asnosci costa
1y znizone do pol masztu. Via
domosc smierci zostaia prze-
s}ana do wszystkich garnizo-
now wojskowych do okretow
wojennych ma morzu.
Wyznaczona zostafa Off
cjalna za}oba ma przeciag 30
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
WIZYTA KR0LA RUMUNJI.

- RZYM, Ago lutego -
W ko}ach oficjalnych oznaj-
miono, re kr6l Ferdynand ru.
munski zamierza W przeciagu
czternastu dni z1ozyc wizyte
monarsze wfoskiemu, Wiktoro-
wi EmanueloWi. - R6wnocze-
snie rozpoczete zostafy kroki
do z}ozenia wizyty Papiezowi
PiuSOWi XII.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05

kres inflacji W polskiem zyciu
gospodarczem.
Prasa jednogiosnie pochwa-
la sukces gabinetu Grabskiego,
kt6remu przez energczne srod-
XII uda1o sic doprowadzic do
szybkiego zr6wnowazenia bud
zetu i powstrzymania inflacji
waluty.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
WlADOMOsC "a.
GRANICZNE.
POLSKA ZROBIkA WAzNY
KROK NAPRZ6D w
SPRAWIE POPRA-z
SWYCH FINAN-
Sow.
WARSZAWA, 2 hut. .

- WARSZAWA, 2 lut. -
Prezydent Rzeczypospolitej
podpisa4 dekret, oddajacy Pol
ska Krajowa Kase PezEezlo-
wa pod kontrole komitetu, or
ganizujacego nowy bank emi-
syjny. Komitet ten przeprowa-
dzi likwidacje Polskiej Krajo-
wei Kasy PozyczkoWej.
Dekret roWniez poleca
Wstrzymanie drukowania no.
wych banknot6w dla cel6w
skarbowych.
Spodziewane jest, re zarza-
dzenia poWyzsze zakoncza o.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05

w Welki Bal paczkowy u
rzadza Towarzystwo sw. Ro-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05

ME d1uzej, jak przez jedeS rok
po powrocie wszystkich3 ~bjsk
amerykahskich zagrans4y do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Termin ten skonczy ( sic
dnia 3-go marca b.r., a to dla-
tego, il ostatni transport woj-
ska amerykanskiego przybyi z
zagranicy do Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych dnia 3-go marca. 1923
roku. 49,
Po dniu 3-go marca 1924 r.
weterani wojny swiato~ej u
zyskac chcac amerykansfsie O.
bywatelstwo, beda musiei sto-
sowac sic do wszystkich wyma
gan i przepisow prawa ,natu-
ralizacyjnego, podobnie jak i
kazdy inny cudzoziemiec.
CT zatem, kt6rzy dotychczas
ME skorzystali jeszcze z tego
przywileju, nechaj ME zwle-
kaja ami chwili. Nalezy natych
miast porozumiec sic z tegza-
minatorem naturalizacyInym
O adresie kt6rego MONA sic
dowiedziec cd klerka sadowe-
go, by powziac potrzebne kro-
XII pred up}ywem 3-go marca
b. r.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05

SkLAD DO WYNAJECIA mie
szczacy sic p. n. SOL Har-
ward ave. Bardzo dobre miei
see ma jakikolwiek interes.
Zgfosie sic po informacje D.
n. 4515 Alpha ave. lub te-
lefonowac Bell: Broadway
2427-J, a1
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05

zalji, w niedziele, dnia 17-go
lutego W sail parafjalnej sw.
Stanisfawa B. M. Kto chce sic
dobrze ubawic, MECH ME o.
mleszka przybyc ma ten bal. 0
llczne przybycie prosi - Ko-
mitet.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-05
ZaWiadomienie.

-Niniejszem zawiadamiam,
re Towarzystwo sw. Rozalji
ma specialize posiedzenie W
niedziele, dnia logo lutego O
godzinie 4-ej po po}udniu w
sail zwyk1ych posiedzen. Ma
posiedzenie to wszystkie cz1on-
kinie WHINE sic staWic bez wy
jatku.
julia Wojtkiewicz, sekr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
ACTRESS With S50,00O BACK MARRIES
PHOTOGRAPHER; LOVE AT SIGHT

Los ANGELES, Aug. s.-Pretty
Miss Kathryn Harris, nineteen, film
actress, whose back was recently
insured With I.loyds. London. for
$4,000, is now the bride of Mel
bourne Spur, Hollywood photograph
er, and Judge Of many. beauty shows.
The wedding. which took place re.
Gently was revealed by Spur at
his studio when friends were told
that a holiday has been declared and
that "Mr and Mrs. Spur" will leave
at once for Coronado on their honey
moon.
The romance started when Miss
Harris posed at Spurs Studio The
filmland photographer fell in love
with his subject at first sight. he
admitted, and the actress says she
knew she had met her future hus-
band when they first became ac-
quainted. That was three months
ago
In the fall, Mr.. and Mrs. Spur
accompanied by Spurs mother, plan
making tour of the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
SUMMER MONTHS LURE SCIENTISTS
INTO FAR FIELDS TO DISCOVERIES

WASHINGTON, Aug S-Summer
is the open season for scientists,
and several of the most noted mem
bers of the Smithsonian Institution
here are taking advantage of 1t.
Their expeditions into the field of
science cover variety of subjects
and are conducted. for the most part,
by men bearing the degree of doctor
OF philosophy.
DR.. Charles ID. Waleot secretary
of the institution, and his wife. have
recently left for at tour of geologl.
cal field work in the Canadian
Rocky Mountains Investigation into
the complicated geological formations
of that region and the collection OF
fossils for laboratory study during
the winter are Doctor Walcott's
quarry Mrs. Walcott specializes
in sketching in water colors the
species of wild flowers of the north
land This work will extend into
the fall.
The measurement of the heat OF
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
S|LvERCOMINC
BACK into OWN

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. S.-W.
Ferry, of this city has been elected
President of the Silver Producers
Association.
c. F. Kelly, President of the Ana
conda Copper Mining Company, to-
day said the "silver industry Is on
the verge of "a splendid situation
as Germany, Austria, Poland, Larvia,
Esthonia and Luthunia have resumed
or intend TO resume the coinage of
silver"
The constitution of the association
was finally adopted this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
CLAIMS POLICE
CHIEF Tilted
HER.; is SUING
Fifty Thousand Dollar Breach
Of Promise Case Against
Vollmer.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8.-A $780,
900 breach of promise suit has been
filed against August Vollmer, former
Chief of Police of Los Angeles by
Mrs Charlotte NJ Lex, of Holly
wood, widow. She alleges in her
complaint that Vollmer promised
last May to marry her in August,
later refusing and instead marrying
another
Vollmer is now Chief of Police
of Berkeley and he denied last
night in a telephone message the
allegation by Mrs. Lex and express
ed the opinion she was either de-
mented or member of a gang
that has been trying to get me ever
since / took the job of Chief in
Los Angeles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
dead" Six Years,
Man Found Alive

REDDING, Cal, Aug. S. Dead
since 1918 according to the belief
of his friends and relatives, Thomas
Hoffmaster, former stock grower OF
Millville, has startled them all by
turning up alive and well at Susan
Vile Hoffmaster made no effort
during the six years to conceal his
identity or his whereabouts.
John Ellis, a pioneer resident OF
MillvilIe, discovered Hoffmaster on
visit to Lassen County. Hoffmas-
ter. himself. was one Of the few
interested ones who had not heard
the reports of his death. He was
supposed to have died at Marysville
during the flu epidemic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
CONFERENCE CALLED.

REYKJAVIk, Aug. S.-A confer
ence called by Admiral Magruder
aboard the cruiser Richmond to
consider whether or not to abandon
tho world fight on account of ice
on tho Greenland coast, decided to
make a final effort TO find a light
ing place on the east Greenland
shore.
Tho cruiser Raleigh will leave
tomorrow to seek an alternative
to Anmagsalik and report suitable
place for the planes to light
Lieut.. Smith left his work help
ing Nelson beach the two plane
to attend the con nference with Capt
Watts, of the Raleigh and Major
Crumrine of the Air Service.
II is said the advancing season
will make a further delay in the
fight fatal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
WILL GERMANS /
BLUNDER AGAIN?
Col. House Says Only Oh
stacle to Dawes Plan Is
German Themselves.

PARIS, Aug. 8.--Col f. NJ. House,
confidant of President Wilson dur
ing the latter's administration, said
the Intern ational Conference in Lon
don must succeed because 'Premiers
Macdonald and Herriot understand
each other" Col House declared
the only obstacle will be ''if the
Germans once again employ that
unlimited capacity they seem to
have in committing blunders at crit
ical moments"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08

the spectra of the stars. with an es-
timation OF their temperature and
determining their diameter. is the
goal of Doctor G. g. Abbott. assis-
tant secretary of the institution A
solar cooker" which he is trying
to perfect, in which the heat of
the sun Is used for fuel in cooking,
Is part of his equipment. Mount
Wilson in California will be the
scene OF Doctor Abbott's labors. He
has paid visit also TO the Smith
sonian Institutions solar observing
station at Mount Harqua Hala. Ari-
zona This is one of the most cloud
less regions in the world and Oh
'servations of the radiation from the
sun are made there every day in
the year.
Doctor Paul Bartsch came back
early in July from Cuba and the
Florida Keys. where he conducted
experiments in heredity with land
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Veteran Dope User
Asks for Jail Term

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-James
Buoro told pathetic story to Police
Judge Lazarus of a desperate fight
against the drug habit.
Buoro was an overseas soldier
in the great war. He was wounded
and his leg had to be amputated
1t was then, he said, that he took
to the use of narcotics. For several
years he had been addicted to its
use.
At his own request Judge Lazarus
sentenced him to ninety days IN
the county JAIL with an understand
ing that at the end of that time
he will be sent to the base hospital
at Palo Alto for treatment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
MAIL SERVICE
BY AIR PROVES
fine VENTURE
Service Proves Successful
from Every Standpoint
Says New.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. The
transcontinental air mail service
has been successful from every
standpoint during the first 81 days
said Postmaster General New.
The average time to the west
ward has been 39 hours. and 49
minutes and the eastward time 36
hours and 21 minutes.
The gross income has been con-
sidcrably less than the cost.
The airmail planes flew 1890
miles despite adverse weather and
maintained uninterrupted service.
The poorest time westbound was
55 hours and 40 minutes and the
o,stbond 81 hours and 80 minutes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
More Humane
Teachers, Urge
OF Cal. Board

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. g. Elimin-
alton of cold statisticians from the
secondard schools of the state and the
substitution of teachers who regard
their pupils as human and not
objects" Is one of the recommenda
tions of 400 page report of the
committee of fifteen which has JUS
completed a two year investigation
of the school system of the state
1t was revealed. Complete reorganl
cation is urged. The fact that higf
school students have too much tim.
for which they give no accounting
either at home or school is declared
"a grave state of affairs"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
TORNADO HITS
IN WISCONSIN

BLACK RIVER. Wis., Aug. s.
Two persons were blurred and con-
siderable property damage was done
by tornado which swept this sec
tion last night
BLOOMER, Vic, Aug g. - Three
persons were killed and a number
injured in a tornado here last night
OSSEA, Wis, Aug S--Julius Bal
gein was killed and 7his mother scr.
iously injured in tornado which
struck here early last night.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Aug. S.-Five
are dead and at least one dozen
hurt and scores of homes and farm
buildings were wrecked in two tor.
nadoes in West and Central Wis
consin last night.
DES MONIES. Ia. Aug. S.-One
woman was killed syhen her home
was demolished here last night by
wind storm. Many buildings are
reported to have been levelled and
communications are wrecked
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
SEN eJArlES couzENS:
Muzzey History Use
Is Left to Schools

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, S-Dr.
David S. Muzzeys american His
tory" which educators have denounc-
ed as pro-Brltish, is to remain upon
the list of California text books. The
individual high school districts, how
ever. may use their own discretion
as to whether or not it shall be
used in their schools.
This ruling was made by Attorney
General U. S. Webb
The fight against Muzzey's his
tory was led by +. J. O'Brien. oi
Chico. member of the State Board
of Education, and the battle for
its retention was led by Mrs. Eliza
beth b. Phillips, of Porterviile. also
a board member.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
WORLD FL|ERS J.
WILL CONTINUE
THEIR FLIGHT
No Dispatch Received Indi-
eating Necessity of Aband-
oning Attempt.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug.
8.-Maior Lader, special aide to
General Patrick, in charge of the
world flight, said today:
Our planes will come on Just the
same even if it is decided to with
draw warships along the given
route"
Major Lader stated he is negotiat-
ing for the steamer Quest in an at
Tempt to penetrate the ice and es-
tablish base near the east coast.
He said he had ordered an emer-
'ey base established on the west
coaat near Cape Farewell.
mo dispatch has been received
indicating the necessity to abandon
the fight said Major Lader.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
LABOR PLANS BATTLE

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. s. - The
of Labor today issued a statement
saying: I'VE have accumulated a
mass of material relating to Gen
Charles G. Dawes in connection with
labor and this we intend to use as
time seems opportune"
1t is said this will be done If
maneuvers of John w. Davis led the
Republicans to adopt the same tao
tics.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08

!, OF FISHERIES
J ARE ALL 0, K,
President of Libby, McNeill &
Libby Gives His Opinion
of Industry.

SEATTLE. Aug Edward G.
McDougall, President of the Libby,
McNeill & Libby interests, has re-
turned from Alaska and said the
regulations of fisheries "seem to
be common sense and reasonable to
me. | believe that if obeyed, they
will protect and conserve this great
source of food. l.. found a general
disposition in the north to obey the
regulations conscientiously"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
ANCLO-RUSSIAN
TREATY SIGNED

LONDON. Aug. S.-Two treaties
between Russia and Great Britain
have been signed.
For the first time in English his
tory a treaty mas been made with
out the signature of the King. This
Is because Russia has no titular
governmental head and Is said to in
dicate the tendency of England to
the American practice of placing
treaties in the hands of the legisla-
tive powers.
Great Britain did not sign for the
Dominions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Old Russian Bonds
Take Jump; Treaty |
Negotiations

NEW YORK. Aug. s. - Negotia-
tion of the British Russian treaty
created an active market in old
Russian bonds and leading issues
advanced from 2 to 3 points.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The sterling
went to 4.52 3-S overnight, gain of
one cent Francs crossed 5.6 cents
and other European exchanges are
buoyant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
DAVIS SOUNDS
DEMO KEYNOTE
AT N. Y. RALLY
Issue Of Campaign Is Homes
ty in Government De
clares Candidate.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Aug. g.
John W. Davis opened his cam
paign as Presidential candidate On
the Democratic National ticket at a
stpte rally here last night of Demo-
Gratis. He was called on to speak
unexpectedly after Gov AL Smith
vigorously assailed the Republican
party record in this State and
nation.
Davis told the cheering crowd he
believed the great issue of the cam
paign was honesty in government. :"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
President-Elect Gales
To Confer with Compers

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug S.--Presi-
dent-elect Gales. of Mexico, has ar
rived here to confer with Samuel
Gompers, President of the American
Federation of Labor, with the offic-
ials of the Pan-American Federation
of Labor and with the Executive
Council Of the American Federation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
LABOR SHOULD AID DAVIS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. - The
assertion that John w. Davis is en-
titled to the endorsement of or
ganizod labor on his attitude on
foreign relations alone and outside
of the record of service in behalf
of labor is made by William B
Wilstn, former Secretary of Labor
in a letter today to Samuel Gompers
in reply to the latters note explain
ing the endorsement of La Toilette
and Wheeler.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Wheat Crop Southern
Hemisphere Falls Of

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The De-
partment of Agriculture predicts the
wheat crop in the southern hemis-
phere will be from 10 to 15 per cent.
under last year
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Woman Believed to Be
One Of Three Robbers

PALISADE. Colo, Aug S.-Postal
inspectors watching the mine here
for the three fugitives suspected of
having robbed the local post office
last Saturday night, said shoe
print indicated one of the fugitives
Is a woman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Theft Of Payroll Of
$4,000 Is Reported

LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug. S.-The
theft of $4,000 in currency, the
weekly payroll of the Union Tool
when a registered mail package
supposed to contain the money
reached here. Blank sheets of white
paper in place of bills were in the
package,
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Woman, Al, Stays Her
Husband, "a, Suicides

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Aug. 8.
Mrs. Anna Mumley, aged Al. shot
and killed her husband, Jack Num-
ley. aged "a. then committed sui
eide at Lake Arrow according to
'adyices received here,
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Ruth Makes His 37th
Homer in First Frame

CLEVELAND. Aug. S.-Babe Ruth
made his thirty-seventh homer of
the season in the first inning today
with Cleveland. Johnson. of Cleve-
land. also homered in the same in
ming.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Sheep Herder Confesses
To Several Arson Plots

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 8.-John
Hardy, sheep herder, has confessed
TO burning school on Wednesday
He also confessed two more arson
attempts. making a total of five.
The police believe the man is un-
balanced,