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BRAIN POWER IS CAUSING DEATH
 AMONG MEN, WHILE FLAPPERISMS
 OF WOMEN INCREASES MORTALITY

man? Why not purge the body of the wornout fluids, develop a similar technic for renewing them-and so win immortality2'
 Death is the price we have to pay for possession of our brains. The price is not excessive becaus, 1, the mysterious energy which is created by the brain cells, or ex- presses itself through them is, ae- ter all. the greatest marvel i1 the universe"
 Dr. Knopf, a major in the Med teal Officers Reserve Corps of the Army, indicted the modern flapper for what she did what she wore. what she ate and what she drank.
 "The filmy modern dress of thin material, sleeveless waist and short skirt. low shoes and silk stockings worn in the coldes; weather" constituted the first cause of disease among young women, in Dr. Knopf's opiniol. Secondly, he placed "the insane desire for boyish appearance. causing intentional undernourish- ment, fear that In spite of good appetite good meal will produce overweight. and ignorance of the fact that 10 to 14 pounds oyer weight between the ages of IS and 25 are far less dangerous than the same number of pounds un-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-14
Wolves Kill Baby and
 Injure Mother, in Latvia

RIGA. Latvia, Jan. 14-HungIy wolves defeated the heroic efforts of a mother and a faithful horee near the Lithuanian village of Malety, and killed the woman's $ infant when the horse fell from exhaustion in sight of safety.
 Driving to the village in 6 sleigh with her baby, the woman was suddenly attacked by the ferocious beasts Urging her horse on at full speed, the woman gain ed sight of the village and safety when the horse dropped in it's tracks. Before peasants that were aroused by her cries could. reach the scene. the wolves had killed the baby and severely injured the distracted mother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-14
Du POnt Heiress Who Became Nurse
 Is Engaged to Wed

WILMINGTON. Della, Jan. 14- The engagement of Miss Mary Belin du Pont. daughter of Lam mot du Pont, president of E. I. du Pont de Nemours X Co. to Dr. James Morrison Faulkner of Bos- ton, son of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Kimball Faulkner of Keene. N. H., was announced yesterday. No date has been set for the we'd ding.
 Miss du Pont startled Whining ton society year ago by in- nouncing that she was planning to study nursing. Despite objec- tions of her family she entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balti- more last February shortly after her graduation from the Baldwin School. Bryn Mawr. to start the course. She left the hospital three weeks ago.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan 14 Man pays for his brain pow CT over lower forms of life. an the price he pays is death, in the opinion of Dr. Alexis Carrel. in ternationally known biologist oi the Rockefeller Institute for Med ical Research, expressed before the third Race Betterment Con ference here.
 On the other hand, Dr. s. Adcl phus Knopf of New York told ths conference that modern dress "the insane desire" for a boyis.l appearance and too much nigh! life" were causes for "the alarm ing increase in the morbidity and mortality of tuberculosis among young women."
 Discusses Immortality
 Dr. Carrel revealed the results of his scientific experiment in keeping alive for nearly sixteen years the cell tissue of a chick en's heart. and described its. re lation to the life of man.
 "The cell,' said Dr. Carrel. is immortal. It is merely the fluid in which it floats which degene'' ates. Renew this fluid at inter vals, give the cell something mp on which to feed and. 30 far as we know, the pulsati0ns of life may go on forever.
 quickly. involuntarily. ths thought comes, Way not witf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-14
PRf0hbE
 CUBA BOUND ON
 SPECIAL TRAIN
Passes Through Historical SectionrLeaves Key
 West Tomorrow

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 14- Bound for Cnba to address the Pan American Congress. President Coolidge in the carly stages of his journey passed through terrs- tory rich in American history.
 The first operating stop of tho long special train which lett Washington yesterday afternoon, was at Fredericksburg. Virginia. the heart of the battle-ground O. the Civil war Before dinner. this city. once the Confederat ? Capital, was reached.
 From here the special train will pass through the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida. stopping al Jacksonville. Miami and Key West where the Presidential party will board the battleship Texas Sun-' day morning for crossing to Ha- vana.
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No, He's Not Crazy; He's Only Sleepy
 Jurymen Discover

FRESNO. CaIs Jan. 14-victof Lamanuzzi. accused bootleggcr, was found sane by a jury in Sn- perior Court yesterday and Eis trial on liquor possession charge. interrupted last week 10 permit an inquiry into his sanity, was ordered to continue before . jury in Superior Court by Su. perior Judge C. E. Beaumont. La manuzzi is suffering from incipi- ent sleeping sickness, Dr. c. H. Kjserbye told the jury sitting in the sanity hearing.
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had "pinched. him for selling gas. oline without permit. Thea there was the ''guy" who. when the present mayor was boy. had told him to run along home, pu2- py dog" Those two were "out of luck for life"
 Also there was the man who spent a lot of jack to beat the present mayor who was always Ia friend of his."
 There were several comparative ly mild offenders: The man ''whO spells his name Irish and pros nounces 1t French: the man who had his chance and muffed it": the man who Ahasn't made up h's| mind yet whsther he is with tho present mayor or against hiM and the man who 'can't pley ball.
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TWO RUSSIANS UNDER ARREST
 AS AGlTAT0RS
Cub an Authorities Take Steps for Peaceful
 Time for President
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS
 GOING TO BE TAKEN
Two Haitains Refused Per mission to Enter
 Troublesome Factors

HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. IA, --Apparently determined to provide a harmonious atmos- phere for the Pan-American Conference opening here next week, two Russians giv- ing their names as Elexes and Baial have been arrest cd. It is asserted they planned agitations, includ- ing disturbances when Presi- dent Coolidge arrived tomor- row aboard the battleship Texas. Extra precautions will be taken and the Presi- dent will be surrounded by safe guards.
 Two Haitian leaders have been refused permission to land because the authorities feared they would be trouble some factors.
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World Flier Joins
 Aeronautical (. of C


 NEW YORK, Jan. 14-The Aero nautical Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday the addition to it's staff of former Lieut.. John Harding, Jr.. U. S. A., a member of the Army's round-the-world flight in 1924 He will maintain contact among the various spe- cialized groups of the industry.
 The chamber said the prosper ous condition of the aircraft in terests has brought about such increased membership that mum erous additions to fhe personnel and facilities of the organization have been necessitated both n New York and Washington, D. c.
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Heroic Firen,en FaiI to Saue Life of Baby

CHICAGO. Jan. IA Kept alive for two days and nights by a firemens' pulmotor squad. and by blood transfu- sions, the 13 day old baby son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith died last night. The tiny spark of life which had been kept alive by constant efforts of the firemens' squad grew gradually dinner until it finally went out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-14
HUNT REBELS
 BY AIRPLANE
New Policy Is Adopted by
 Marines in Nicafa guam Warfare

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Jan. l4 "A drive against the rebels will be continued by air rather than by Marine patrols which run the risk of being ambushed.
 Bombardment of rebel positions from airplanes has been very ef- fective, the Marine Commander said, in announcing the policy. The rebels are dispersing under heavy cover fearing effect of bombing.
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Capt. Latludp May Toss His Hut Into Political Ring

CORDOVA. Alaska. Jan. IA
 Capt Austin F. Lathrop. of Anchorage, passed through here Oh the steamer Alameda on a short business trip to the States. He has acceded to the demand of his friends in the Third and Fourth Divi- sions, to be a candidate for Republican National Commit teeman at the April primaries providing he finds the same sentiment in favor of his can didacy in Southeastern Alas ka.
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One Town Destroyed 1 By Flood in Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. IA The National Telegraph Company has reported floods in three states, Nina. Ceraes and Bahia. The floods have caused the peo- pie to evacuate several towns, one of which is completely destroyed. The floods have been caused by heavy storms on the upper pla- teau regions.
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THREE STARS ]. OF AIR MEET
 PANAMA CITY
Lin db ergh and French Pliers Costes and Le-
 Erik Shake Hands

PANAMA CITY, Jan. 14-Three flying stars of the air met here yesterday afternoon before d crowd of 10000 persons which cheered without restraint as the fliers, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and the French fliers Dieudonne Costes and Joseph LeBrix shook hands on the balcony of the Mu- nicipal Building. The airmen waved and smiled at the crowd below them.
 Col. Lindbergh seemed to be
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Warden of Sing Sing
 Goes South on Vacation

NEW YORK. Jan. 14-Warden Lewis Laws. of Sing Sing Prison. is here on his way to Palm Beach for a 10 day rest. He says his nerves are shattered by the or deal of the executions of Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. He has long been opposed to capital punishment.
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BOMB FALLS

MANAGUA, Jan. 14-A bomb from Marine airplane fell anl imbedded itself in the wall of q restaurant on Managua's main street today where 12 persons were lunching. The safety mech anism prevented an explosion O., the bomb.
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Wealth Comes to Man Hour After
 He KiHs Himself

cOMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan. 14-- Discouraged because he had lost his job, Albert K. Robertshaw. baker. shot himself to death yea terday less than an hour before T letter arrived from his wife in Hemet. Cal. announcing that he had become rich through discov. cry of oil on property he owned there.
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Funeral of Falcon
 Joslin Tomorrow

SEATTLE. Jan. 14-Funernl services for Falcon Joslin, pioneer railroad and mining man of Alas ka. who died Thursday will Do held tomorrow afternoon it 3 o'clock. v
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PLANE FLIES SOUTH

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 14-A tra motored Fokker inonoplane or dained for use of the United States Marines in Nicaragua, with Major l.. M. Bourne and two fly ing mechanicians, took off at 535 o'clock this morning on pro jected 1.200 mile hop over water and rough country for Managua.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-14
Alaslka Gold Rush
 Veteran Passes Away

SEATTLE, Jan. IA William w. Ward. aged 69 years, veteran isl the Alaska gold rush, dropped dead from heart failure at his home yesterday.
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the most pleased since his ar rival here.
 The French airmen are from Paris, via Africa and South Amer ica bound for New York City.
 COLON. Jan. li-Col. Charles A. Lindbergh hopped off this morning for five day vacation near the town of David, 200 miles west of Panama. He will hunt and fish before continuing his flight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-14
I ARIFF FIGHT INDICATED IN
 SENATE, HOUSE
Administration Leaders $ Are Given Hard Jolt
 Tariff Revision

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-Wi.n the Senate agreeing to vote Mon- day on the McMaster tariff re. vision resolution, there are defin- ite indications in the House, where the tariff legislation must originate, that changing of rates will be demanded.
 The uprising Tn the House came as a distinct jolt to the Admin istration leaders who turned thumbs down on any tariff re vision this session and declined to take the McMaster resolution seriously.
 In view of the fact that the Senate is powerless, under the Constitution, to frame tariff legis- lation. added to the discomfiture of the Administration group, are rumblings about the Senate of a possible Democratic Republican insurgent coalition to link the tariff fight with the pending re- duction measure.
 Unconfirmed reports indicated both groups are willing to pd- forward proposals for lower tariff duties as amended in the House tax bill
 MELONS PREDICTION
 NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Secre- tary of Treasury Mellon declared today that if Congress reduced taxes below $225. GOO. eco recoisr mended by the Treasury Depar ment, higher rates might have to be voted soon to meet the gov ernment's expenses with conse- quent harmful effect on business. Secretary Mellon made his states ments before the Women's Ma tional Republican club.
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