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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31
FIREMEN AND
 kETCH|kAN TO
 PLAY TONIGHT
Local Five Gets Another Chance to Beat Visitors,
 A. B. Hall, 8 P. M.

The Bremen will have a thir opportunity this evening to do what no Channel team has done this year-defeat basketball five from off Gastineau Channel. For the second time in week they will tangle with the fast aggrega- tion from Ketchikan. the game to be called at o'clock in the A. B. Hall.
 Local lives have had several chances for victories in games against the Alaska College team and the Ketchikan boys. but so far have been unable to drop either. The Bremen gave the Collegians scare when they came within one point of a tie but against the First City bunch they failed to show up in their usual form and were put off their style by the close checking cf the visitors.
 Although they did not show up especially well against the Doug las Eagles last night in the Doug las Nat the locals are expectel to show the First City men a bet ter battle than they did last Sat urday and have good chance 70
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31
BREMEN WIN
 FROM EAGLES
Last Quarter Spurt Give. Game to Local Quintet
 by Good Margin

Leading by only four points at the end of the third quarter after being blanked in the second guar. ter, the Juneau Bremen forged ahead in the closing period of the first game of doubleheader in the Douglas Nat last night and ran up twelve points to beat the Eagles, 2S to IA.
 It took the local outfit a long time to get started, while none of the cagers seemed able to place the ball accurately in shooting Both teams had several of the easiest shots possible and muffed chances to score when the ball went wild, time and again.
 Hollmann, who was high point man in the game, made the first score of the game with a short field goal. Douglas came back shortly after when Niemi con. verted and the Islanders forged ahead when Manning converted twice more. Hollmann sank a pretty shot from the 17-foot line, converted while Blake converted twice on two free throws and just before the period ended. sank a short field goal to give the Bremen a 9 to 3 lead.
 In the second canto Douglas had things more it's own way. Mo. Cormick converted, Cashen put 2 long one through the hoop and when Manning was given twn free throws he made them both good and brought Douglas within one point of tie.
 Barragar replaced MacSpadden at half time while the Eagles put in Henrickson for Mccormick.
 The Firemen decided to start in, and Hollmann converted but Manning tied up the score at 10 an moment later when he drib' .4<~~~ IT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31
EYES ARE BAD

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 31-- It is going to take Jack Dempsey about seven months. according to his statement, to get the mus cles of his left eye and the TO mainder of his physical makeup into shape for another bout with Tunney.
 Dempsey will not admit that his eye muscle was injured in one oi his bouts seriously enough tC force him from the ring but 1t :s bad enough to hold up his train ing activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31

chikan; Mir. and Mrs. John GreD- stad, Petersburg; MT. and Mrs. Melvin Efd. city; William Me. Laughlin; D. M. Boutwell,, city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31
MPSEY'S EYE
 IN BAD SHAPE; HALTS TRAINING
Will Be Seven Months Be. fore Champion Re-
 enters Ring

CHICAGO. Jan. 31-The Chi cago Herald Examiner, in a copy righted article. says Jack Demp sey has been forbidden by hi. physician to ever enter the ring again.
 The newspaper said the infor nation was contained in a mes sage from Miami Beach, Florida that Dempsey had so notifiea Rickard. The message stated that Dempsey's eyes have gont back on him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31

cop the contest if they can tear loose and get back in the form jn which they played the College team.
 Hollmann, who was kept pretty well under control by the visitors in the Saturday game, is looked to for major portion of the scoring while his running mate, Blake, found his stride better than usual last night and ac- counted for 6 of the Firemen's markers.
 With Camper at center. the To- calls have Barragar. Mangan. Gar nick and MacSpadden remaining from which to choose the remain der of their team.
 Ketchikan is expected to use virtually the same lineup as in Saturdays game. They used a new combination in last night s game with the Douglas High School which did not function as well as previous lineups.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31
OLD STORY

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Jan. 31- Denying reports that Dempsey has announced his retirement from the ring. Tex Rickard said: ''Tt is the same old story. There ;s nothing to it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31
YOUNG PLAYER SIGNED

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31- Frank Corsetti, 17-year-old boy. has been signed by the San Fran. cisco Seals and will try out this spring with the Pacific Coast League team. As third base man in the winter league here. ne was one of the outstanding sta,s, hitting around .375 and fielding above par.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-31

Substitutions: Firemen-Barra- gar for MacSpadden; Douglas Henrickson for Mccormick.
 Officials: Referee. H. Sabin, timers, Feero and Bonner; SCOT CTS, Zimmerman and Shattuck.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
SAl.E=IiDIlSES.

OWNER WILL SELL MODERN GROOM
near Garfield st.; beautiful location: Inme-
diate possession. Price, $3.50: easy terms
Lincoln 1880. -
WONDERFUL LOCATION NEAR 18TH ST.
Semi detached southern exposure: conVen,
lent to two ear lines and bus: six rooms and
bath hujlt-in refrigerator: fine. cconomlcal
heating nlant storage water heater. laundry
trays porch flower boxes and shrubbery:
large lot to oO-f0Ot alley.
13ii KENNEDY ST. NV.
CORNER BRICK HOME IN RESTRiCTED
northwest scctun--7 rooms. bath. H. VII.
cleo. This unusually. cheerful well hnit
home can he bought for less than 80 900:
terms il desired. Address Box :6f-H. S,af
office.
FOR COI.ORED-GLENDAL =,
Now il tho time TO buy lots on small paw
ments A few houses for sale on rent money
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per month. owner retaining first and part of
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CORNER BRICK IN BEST NORTHWEST
section--7 rooms, y baths huilt-in garage.
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$50 500.
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Mu<EY TO LOAN.
WANTED-MONEY

10Ss INVESTMENT.
S34 900 first mortgage. 5-year O0nds:
total ieeue $4,000: Supreme Court judge
and two banks have taken balance of Issue.
Address Box 2S7.H Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
sAi.E-sUsuRHAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE. TAKOMA PARk-l:,
duplex house VIII sacrifice Tor quick sale.
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New Britain herald., 1928-06-28
Count KarOlyi Denied
 Pleading of Pauperism

Vienna, June oS P}-Count Mich ael karolyi. one-time premier of the republic of Hungary, and before the war one of the richest men in t6e Balkans, has been denied an appli cation to be allowed to plead as a pauper on the ground of inability 10 pay eNorbitant legal fees.
 The court refused the application with the statement that no paupei could live in such expensive cities as London, Paris and New York as Count karolyi did.
 (Count karolyi arrived in Mexico City on June 9 and said that he ex- pcctcd to remain in Mexico for sey. eral months studying conditions He also planned to visit Genera America, Cuba, Chili and Argentina to gather data for d book on social iSnL)
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28

license. krylenko is only first-rate prosecutor at work.
 The 53 accused men are also an average assortment. Only by a vio- lent stretch of the ina agination can they be cast in heroic roles. whether as martyrs or as great conspirators. If there are any super intrlguers among them, they have not yet made a public appearance. The twenty-odd called so far make rather sorry picture. Most of them admit outright sabotage or gross negligence, although only a few of them confess to conscious purposeful misdeeds. Nearly all ad- init the acceptance of money, all though a few claim they thought they were receiving premiums for good work"
 Motive is Money But not one so far has advanced any more exalted motive for spoil ing mines and endangering lives than the desire for money There was practically no ''idealiSm" of any kind involved. In other famous Soviet trials--of churchmen or So- cial revolutionaries-som of the ac- cused held their heads high: They had plotted and conniyed for God, for fatherland, for new reVO- lution. No such person has as yet emerged from among the 53 in this trial. Those who admit guilt, in whole or ill part, are by their own description small self-seeking per sons, with little 10 recommend them to the manifold public watching the trial.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28

until after the election in Novem- Der.
 "Mr. Hoover is de>oting himself almost entirely to closing up out standing matters in the department" ;" the statement said, 50 that he can ask the president 10 be relieved from the secretaryship at some early date. He hopes to start west about the middle of July calling upon the president en route. His speech of acceptance Of the republican nom- nation will be delivered during the first week in August at Stanford university.'
 To Sec Coolidge Also with the intention of resign ing from the cabinet Secretary Work of the interior department, plans to leave for Wisconsin on Sat urday, to give all his time 10 his office as chairman of the republican national committee and to the Hoover campaign.
 Thus two cabinet vacancies have been created by the presidential campaign. There have been no in- dicatlons as to whom the president | Will select 10 fill them. all hough re- cent precedents would give the port | folios to men now serving high in the departments. In this connec- ton, Walter F. Brown, first assistant | secretary of commerce for aviation and Julius Klein, chief Of the de- partments bureau of foreign and | domestic commerce. are mentioned as possible successors to Mir. Hoover
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28

case involved property on Arch street used by the defendants for a barber shop. which was closed for number of weeks pending the out come of the case. William r. Man. A. $. Anaronian was counsel for tht defendants.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28
Poles Will Take Part
 In Shaft Dedication

At a meeting of the presidents of different church and civic organiza . tions connected with the Sacred Heart parish held last night at the Sacred Heart school, resolution was adopted that all organizations take part in the dedication exer- cisies of the World War memorial
 which will take place September 2o.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28
HOOVER ID QUIT POSITION SOON
Will Devote Full Attention to His Campaign

Washington. June eS P>-Al- though reluctant to abandon his per sonal attachments and daily con- tacts as Secretary of Commerce. Herbert Hoover is to resign from the cabinet in the near future in or der to devote his full attention to the presidential campaign.
 By mid-July he hopes to leave Washington for the west, stop over at Brule, Wis, to present his res ignation to President Coolidge in person, and then proceed to his
 home at Palo Alto. Cal. There he plans to receive, during the first
 week of August, the official word of his nomination by the republican party and deliver his address of ac- ceptance.
 Decision Public
 Determining d question that has
 caused a wide division Of opinion among his advisers, Secretary | Hoover's decision was made public
 late yesterday in a commerce de-
 partment statement. For the most part, his associates have favored an early resignation. although some had
 even ventured the suggestion that | Mr. Hoover retain his cabinet post
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28
FORECLOSURE JUDGMENT

X judgment of foreclosure Wa rendered in city court today by Act ing Judge Emil J. Danberg in the action of Mary Furman against demptiOn was set as July 30. Tn, amount involved is so6oS. The Grn of Roche & Cabelus represented th' plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-28
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

The $c50 suit of Willard II. Eddy against George and Marion Toplyn was settled out of court today. The
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01
WORDS OF PRAISE.

100 Pondexter St. Jackson Miss. Aug 81 1928-Prof.
T. ]. Huddleson Yazoo City Miss Dear Sir; The grand
lodge which just closed at Clarksdale Miss has made
lasting impression andelas awakened interest
that could not have been awakened in any other way
will admit that close observe studied every
phase of the work from the office force up. believed
already because have the backing OF the ministry
of the state of Mississippi But nothing beats irs-hand
information
You have put fu-sized mans job against inside
pressure fair square honest way. acted the
part Of gentleman and christian and proved to be-
yond the shadow Of doubt that you to do right
want you to know that we are with you 1 shall
not let up the job till lodge numbers 100 strong.
Too much cannot be said for your office force. watch
their movements their conversations and the way they
handled the people general, and this my opinion Of
them They intelligent kind courteous tolerant and
lady-ike as we'll as like I like that 1t has
given greater inspiration than anything else know.
Nobody in the world loves women better than 1.
believe in giving people flowers while they live, and
not put them all on the grave
letter will be of any help others who cd not
attend the grand lodge I would like to have published
in our paper.
Yours for a greater A. A. S. q D.,
MRS 3. C. WHITFIELD.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01
BOOSTING THE ORDER.

Mound Bayou Miss.-Dear Custodian just a few
words to let you know that Mound Bayou
Lodge No. 343 is yet the Afro map. We are only ten
months old located town that has five other
fraternal orders spite of this competition we glad
say 80 Our unit here has for its member
ship of the best people of the town and state We
have lodge the mayor, sheriff postmaster depot
agent station propretors merchants preachers eX
change lady planters medical doctor and host OF others
who have no definite profession position but possess
clean white soul. No one but knocker would
call the American Sons q Daughters small concern
join and help the Custodian and grand officers
to build The greatest aid give our dear
Custodian do all to promote each phase OF
our local Lodges shower too many praises on
this negro leader Mr. T. j. Huddleston Founder
and Custdan Of great order
ISAIAH Z. EDWARDS,
President and Supreme Agent.
r. A. SCOTT, F. S.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01
PINE BLUFF, ARK, NEWS.

the Editor the Afro American Courier. Dear Sir
Please allow space i'll paper to say to the public
few words about what 1 think the Afro
& Daughter with Hon. T. j. Huddeston Gus
Founder This organization has been operating
Mississippi nearly four years, has
grown $4,000 600 worth of business force
"a 900 members Every claim paid and with total
$4,000; having under construction 1000 Hos
ptal its members To-day it has its wings stretched
two states giving chance through
out Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi
Now for Arkansas, I Is member in the Number
shall that this great Order will sail spread
sunshine throughout the territories of which shall
L Organizers have hard time the field but
stay the field; the reward is the
Deputy Organizer knock against each other with
love, correct each others mistakes and let march
There Organization that offers better oppor-
tunity the Negro than the AfroA American Sons &
Daughters all pray that the Lord will strengthen
Supreme leaders that they may be able to
for the good of and pray that
spirit follow. The AfroAnerican
Daughters highly accepted and don't forget that Pine
Bluff wants Afro American Hospital buided their
city
w w. WASHINGTON,
OddfelloW Bldg Pine Bluff Ark.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01
PAGE SEVEN
BACK UP THE WORK.

Cleveland Miss.-Mr. I. J. Huddleston Yazoo City,
Miss Grand Custodian: This is to regret that we
able attend the Grand Lodge in session at Clarks
Miss You may rest that myself and Sister
are you sustain everything for the of
the ORDER.
REV E. w. PORTER
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01
ENJOYED GRAND LODGE.

Rudyard Miss.-Dear Editor: Just word to say that
enjoyed my three days the Grand Lodge My tongue
able express the thought of heart enjoyed
we'll that determined hold the Afros name
(REV) w. L. HART.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01
ONE LINK BROKEN.

Ebenezer Miss.-Dear Editor Please allow space
in the Courier to few words for Willie Huddleston
Lodge No 257 We Few number but true Afros For
the first tine death visited our Number and broke our
chain, taking of loved ones Sister Margaret
Travis She dear, true Afro Daughter
EMMA L. COATS Pres.
JAKE HORTON F. s.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-08-01

REV. E. w. PORTER.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-12

grocery department out of the meat market and will install a modern refrigeration plant so as to have the meat department all in one room. Archways have been cut through from one department to the others, and has painted the front white, af- ter making it all uniform in con- struction.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-12

children. three sisters and two bro thers. He was 49 years of age at the time Of his death. Johns many Nome friends extend their sympathy to him in his loss.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-12
JAMES CoRRIGAN.

JAMES CORRIGAN. the we'll known Iron creek miner. partner of Charles Alexander and Bob Tous- saint at Iron creek. arrived in town last Saturday evening after gen. erous outfit of supplies for summer operations. Jim left Tuesday night about eleven o'clock for the claims. Bob Arnold doing the freighting.