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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-03
LIQUOR AGENTS
 STILL ACTIVE
Make Two Arrests and Seize Automobile in
 Raids Last Night

Harry Pierce was arrested las: night and his Chevrolet car was corfiscated by Prohibition Agents Harding and ChiGestcr. who found two pints of whiskey in Pierce's possession. He piead guilty to 2 charge of possession and trans portation and was sentenced to 60 days in the Federal Jail by Judge Frank A Boyle.. United States Commissioner The arrest Was made at midnight.
 A charge of possession of in- toxicatirg liqgor was. filed against Annie Hcrnball by Harding and Chidester. when they arrested her last night in a cigar store on lower Front Street. She was re quired to serve a suspended sen tence of 30 days and to pay a fine of $1O0 which was given he, on a charge of possession and sale in 1925, but the present case against her has not como De10re the united States Com missioner.
 Gus Hagland, arrested Tuesday evening on charge of possession and being drunk in public place, was fined $25 and costs by Judge Boyle. Jack Henry, arrested on a similar charge, and also taken into custody Tues day evening, was fined $50 and costs.
 Sentences of thirty days each were given Fred Lawrence and Margaret Morgan of Port Althorr on charge of adultery. Harry Douglas and Martha Brown Scott arrested on similar charge al Hoonah, werf given 50 days ant 50 days respectively.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-03
NIGHT SCHOOL
 STARTS SOON
Commercial Class May Be Included This Year if
 Enough Sign Up

The first session of the Night School will be held on Monday, November 21 at D. m., accord. ing to an announcement made to. day by Supt. w. K. Keller of the Juneau Public Schools.
 Although there have been sey. eral requests for commercial class, to be included in the night school work. there are not yet sui ficient persons registered for this work to merit having class. About five more are needed be. fore such a plan would be put into working order, MT. Keller said.
 Subjects in the Citizenship cls.ss which will start on November 21, will be history, civics. penman- ship, spelling and reading of the English language. The aim of the Night School. Mir Keller de
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-03

school gymnasium at 3;30 o'clock this afternoon between the Soph0- more and Freshmen teams..s 5ne 1, To date the Sophs and Frosh have lost no games and have one victory apiece to their credit The first Year girls have beaten the eighth grade 22 to II and the Sophomore gang has beaten tho same team P to II, and so both teams appear evenly matched for the encounter today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-03
Man Sleeps Like Lss, saias
 s.... s Eats Anything

After taking nAdlerika can
 eat anything and sleep like a log.
 l had gas on the stomach and couldn't keep food down nor sleep" (Signed) R. c. Miller.
 ONE spoonful Adlerika removes GAS and sften brings surprising relief to the stomach. Stops. that full. bloated feeling. Often brings out old waste-matter you never thought was in your system. Ex- cellent for chronic constipation. Butler-Mauro~ Drug Company. ady
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-03
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5.
 Weather Bureau
Forecast for 5uneau and vicinity beginning today:

Rain tonight Friday Friday; southeast southwest winds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-03
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RAILROAD HAS
 BEST YEAR IN
 ITS HISTORY
General Manager Smith Reviews Conditions of
 Alaska Railroad

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Norman Lack. sC Chiet s Eusin1Ar ofsthe sAlasha RAilroadr and Mrs. Lack, are passengers on tiiB All aska. enroute sfrGm. Auchora Ge sfR Seattle where MT. Lacks will ste- main for severAl sda va. 2 attendtra to offtnial hssineess Later they will proceed t0 Baltimore on. { vacation triRag visiting friends ana relatives there. z
 w. H. Green, agent for the Alaska Railroad at Healy Station and Mrs. Green who Is operator at the same place, visited in .Ju- neau while the Alaska was in port. They are enroute to Mas sac.rrsctts to visit relatives for several weeks. SEa
 B. B. Green and wife were arrivals on the Alaska from the Westward where they have been on combined business and pleas, re trip.
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 passengers i the Alaska bound for tae 0-tsids. Abe Stein, also a m,i. { n Fairbanks, is on the, Alaska.
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 were suisitors in zJancan n hi.o thu Alask:l was ins rcrt. l.s s.s sss @, Among, t hci s,Game Q hrntcras cp the Alaska r&turnlng to tbs State after some time spent hunting to the Westwssd siwas Willtam Osgocd Field. ,u s s,s fs3v v. '
 !. Maj Emmcl of the Waldo; Packing ConaDanv sis onai the Al, aska bound for the; States whore he will spelds .eems time aon | business and vacation tour. < lW.HJb aslGhe of the Alaska Transfer Cpmpepy 'ot Cordesa, il an ei outbound, Bassenger on tho Alaska He is going to Minne- apoliss fer hstainbss and to ftSlt with friandsl shfaGSA inwea.s s,s
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