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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
The Uplifted Home.
(Kansas City Post.)


 The intellectual reformers suggest so many changes in the simple little home that one is curious to know just what the nome wouiu oe if all of the reforms were put into enect.
 To begin with the old religion beliefs must be thrown out. Of course we cant nave the right kind of home if have the hope that our parents and grandparents had. We'll we are riu of religion. ,,
 Next comes our marriage. It was an old fashioned affair and should be scrapped. We snap the benighted tie and there Is our marriage out of the way.
 Then we must let the children determine everything for themselves. They can get along better without us, so there goes our duty as parents. ,
 Then there is the idea of cooking m the home and gathering around the old table to eat our meals This is just foolish notion, so we abandon the practice and begin taking our meals downtown.
 The only objection to adopting all the re- forms is that there would be nothing left oi opr home except the mortgage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

Eastern politicians have started a back to Coolidge" movement hoping to tie up some 25O or more Eastern delegates to the Republican Convention who will be pledged to vote for the renomination of President Coolidge until he says positively he will not accept it. If these people continue to demand Coolidges renominaton, the country is likely to get the idea the Republican organization is one-man party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
More or Less True

moFe or EcSS ITuc At that a man who only can gel his name in the city directory may make heap sight better husband than the one whose name never is left out of Who's Who.
 The trouble with good many women is that they think a trip to the beauty parlor improves them more than going to church does.
 Half the pleasure of married life to a woman is tanning a hus- band. and that's why it always has been a mystery to us that widowers can get married again. The attacks of love sickness are getting too light. That's one form of sickness where the more chronic the more desirable. The heart throb editors spill . lot of good advice, but we never yet have heard of them prevent ing fool marriage or stopping a divorce.
 For a woman to try to make man of herself is just about as idlotic as exchanging a hundred. dollar bill for plugged nickle.
 If there ever is a wave of bug ing what we need most instead or things we just want, there IS go ing to be tremendous sale CT warm feminine underwear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
Mct her Match

"Ill never go to trat barber again." indignantly declared the Missus.
 Why not?" inquired her hus- band. As near as l can see he gave you an exceptionally fina hair cut"
 Maybe he did," she retorted, but he talked so hard and fast couldn't get in a word edgewise." !"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL

How to Be "WonderfuI" to Wife Tell her how much you think Of
 her. Tell her she's looking younger
 every day, Tell her the meals she cooks are
 grand Tell her she's welcome to all of
 your payi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
The Ananias Club

"Of course we are not cold, declared the flappes's legs. 'yrhe thinnest silk is twice as warm as 5hree layers of wool"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
It's Funny

Pa" said Clarence. what r petticoat government, anyway?N
 "It's something wa get nearer to the farther away from petit coats we get" replied his dad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
Certainly Hot to Weal

"GIRL CONTESTS CLOTHING THEFT. T."-Headline in Newark Advocate.
 For the lovamike. What did she want with the clothes-to send to the heather or what?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

What this country always needs IS more clearer withdrawals from races TOT the hom- inatlon.- Detroit News.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

Observations of Oldest lnhabitans The reason 1t is so hard to get Sunday school teachers these days i5 because they don't teach the rules and fine points of bridge n Sunday schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
Passinu Observation

There are times when oyolutio; seems to work faster in reverse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

and spiritual growth Of the child may not safely be rushed.
 Don't use your child means of riddng yourself of emotions that you dare not express to equals.
 Don't expect commands to function in place of fellowship.
 Don't lie to your child permit any one else to do Be sure your deceit will find you out
 Don't use fear a whip.
 Don't stress the weaknesses of your child
 Don't tell your child that he cannot reason.
 Dr. Groves may not have covered the stua tion completely. But he has outlined a very sane and workable code for parents of today It's general observance would elevate parenthood and make more sensible and beautiful the family association arising from the relationship between the parent and child. It would lead to less talk of flaming youth" by decreasing its causes. It seems designed to the promotion of greater hap piness through the pathway of genuine love which after all, must be the foundation stone for real understanding between parenthood and childhood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

What does the geography mean when IL say that Oklahoma was settled in 1ss9?-(St. Loui Post -Dispatch)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

Secretary Wilbur wants $725,OOO,OOV 10 pc spent mainly for light cruisers. Evidently i1gnt cruisers cost heavy sums.-tBoston Transcript
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
KNIGHTS OF COi iIMRlIc
AUXILIARY. PIONEERS OF
Douglas Aerie IF Fraternal
 Order of Eagles

Meets regular 1st, End, 4th Mon days in Douglas at p. III. Eagles Hall. And the third Wednesday of ea.h month, 7:30 D. m. in Odd Fellows Hall, Juneau, Visiting brothers welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
True in Domestic Storms

rue m OUnIcSlIC otUTHIS Teacher: What causes thun- der?"
 Willie: "Pa says it's anything he does"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10

Jinks: "Yes, and now she runs into fence because she isn't looking.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-10
Girls, Whats He Trying to lnsin-
 uate7

Girls, Whats He Trying to lnsin-
 uate?
 If a man slows up instead of hurrying past it's sign the hosi- cry display ahead is unusually good Cincinnati Enquirer. As a rule, traffic keeps jogging along Points, Boston Globe.
 Bigany Too Expensive One wifes enough to love,
 Less lotta trouble you would
 court,
 And she more than enough For any hubby to support. Reprinted to Show Worm Will Turn and as Warning to Nags
 (From Toledo Blade)
 Cuts Out Wife's Tongue Stockholm-Lar Evason cat out his wife's tongue because she scolded him constantly. More Modernism Blinks: Remember when a woman wouldn't climb a fence if a man was looking?"
Evening star., 1928-06-10
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manage colored help; large boarding house
experienced preferred; opportunity for one
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YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN wanted to
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ID. C..
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YOUNG MEN

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WILLING girl or woman 1853 Mass. ave.
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old The Sale Automobile classification OF The
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yours.
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to act as chief starter in local
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
Is : cents per line additional to tho
regular line rate,

| Is cents per line ADDITIONAL 10 tuo
! regular line rate,
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insurance and $40 weekly for disability. Also
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$50 LADYs DIAMOND CLUSTER RfNs;.
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WALTERS fGf dinner, eOl0Yed Government
men Dysfsgref mus bs eHotFi@pceo, n~ick
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Bureau in an effort to exclude all fraudulent and
misleading advertisements from its classified
section.
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BOOKS RECEIVED

JUGGEREAUT BY Alice Campbell.
New York, Doubleday. Doran IL
Co, Inc, for The Crime Club. Inc.
THE FIFTEEN CELLS. BY Stuart
Martin. New York Harper A.
SHOW GIRL, BY J. r. McEvoy. a,I-
thor of The Potters" New York
Simon II Schuster.
THE FORTUNATE MARY BY Eleanor
II. Porter. New York Doubleday.
Doran IL Co. Inc,
THE PACIFIC: A Forecast. b. Lieut.
Col r. r, Etherton. late II M. con
sal general In Chinese Turkestan
and additional assistant Judge of
II, NJ Supreme Court for China, and
H, Hessell Tiltman illustrated.
Boston: Little. Brown ~ Co.
BRYAN. THE GREAT CoMMoNER
BY J. G Long New York ID. APP
pleton e. Co.
MIGRATION. BY David Grew author
~ Beyond Rope and Fence" etc.
New York Charles Eicribner's Sons
THE OLD DARK HOUSE. BY j, n,
Priestly New York Harper A.
LUCIA IN LONDON BY T.. r. Benson.
New York Doubleday, Doran A. Co,
THESE MEN, THY FRIENDS. BY Ed
ward Thompson. New York Hars
court, Brace a. Co.
THE PORTRAIT IRVIsIBLE BY Jo-
seph Goilonab. New York The
Macmillan CO.
THE EMPEROR FALLS IN LOVE;
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public Ii
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Sunday.
Churches.
Beaver, A. w. Putting the Church on
a Full Time Basis CP-R3Sp
Bumpus. r. F. The Cathedrals Of
France. WICK 8S6cf.
Parrish. Herbert A New God for
America DD53-P24n
Piper, d. r. Community Churches,
expose.
Ryan. j. A. The Catholic Church and
the Citizen. CPAC-R956c
Sears. C. H.. ed. Church City Plan
ming. Cx-Se IL.
Physics.
Bridgman, p. w. The Logic of Mod
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Burgess. T. O. A psychological Analy-
SIS of Abilities In High School
Physics, 1926 LH-B9l p.
Franklin, w. S.. and MacNutt. Barry,
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Russell, Hon 3. A. w, The Analysis
Of Matter LH-R9l3a
Trevor. J. E. The General Theory OF
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valasek, Joseph. Elements of Optics.
whyte, l. 90 L. Archimedes. pH-ws2s.
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Brown. William. Mind and Personality.
BL-BSl6m.
Lehman, H. G.. and Witty p. A. The
Psychology Of Play Activities.
BIE-L524p
MeDougall, william. What TO Read on
Psychology. BIN l46w.
Smith. z. d Psychology for Execu-
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Wickham Harvey The Misbehavior-
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Travel.
Bartram. william. The Travels OF
William Bartram. G-86- B2Bt.
Harrison. e. j. Lithuania. G54-H244 |.
Hughes. M. v. About England. Cas-
Legs. J. F. After You, Masellanl e Ia
L59.
Newman, =. M. Seeing Russia.
Woollacott. A. r. Mackenzie and His
Voyageurs. G822-W8sm.
Fiction.
Asqith Mrs M. T. Octavia.
Belloc. Hilaire. The Haunted House.
Gslsworthy, John. Swan Song.
Glenn, lisa. Southern Charm.
Green, Julian, The Closed Garden.
Larsen, Fl. A.. ed Norway'S Best
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REVIEWS OF SUMMER BOOKS
The Behaviorst Is the Subject for AuthorTh Greatest of
French Short Stories-Novels From
Several Writers.

The Romance OF Josephine and Ma
poleon. BY Octave Aubry. Trans
lated from the French by Henry
Longan Stuart, NeW York; Harper
& Bros.
OVER OF THE HILLS. BY Laurie
York ErSkine. author of The River
Trail" etc. New York: D. Appleton
e. Co
SAGUSTO. BY Cecil Roberts. New
York: Doubleday. Doran a. Co. Inc.
NOT TO BE OPENED. BY Lloyd Os-
bourne. co-autl1or with Robert Louis
Stevenson Of THE Wrecker," etc
New York: Cosmopolitan Book Cor
poration
PATROL BY Philip Macdonald. su-
thor of The Rasp," etc. New York:
Harper g. Bros.
DAUGHTERS OF INDIA. BY Mar
garet Wilson. author of The Able
McLaughlins New York Harper
a. Bros.
WHAT WOMEN FEAR. BY Florence
Riddell. Philadelphia j. B. Lip
pincott Co.
SEAPORTS IN THE MOON A Fan
tasia on Romantic Themes, BY Vim
cent Starrett. New York: Double
day. Doran IL Co, Inc.
THE DRAYCOTT MURDER MIS-
Terry. BY Molly Thyme New
York: Frederick A, Stokes Co.
THE GRIM THIRTEEN; Short Stories
by Thirteen Authors of Standing
Edited by Frederick Stuart Greene
With an Introduction by Edward j
O'Bren. editor of The Best Short
Stories of 1927" etc, New York
Dodd. Mead IL Co.
THE MADELINE HERITAGE BY
Martin Mills, author OF The Aristo-
crat.' Indianapolis The Bohbs-
Merrill Co..
HIS ELIZABETH BY Elswyth Thsne
New Yofk5 Frederick A. Stokes Co
AMERICA AND THE NEW POLAND
BY H. H. Fisher. Stanford University
With the collaboration of Sidney
Brooks. New York: The Macmillan
Co
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The Judge Of the Kaschau Criminal
Court Ia already scratching his head
because there III no law In Czechoslo-
vakia by which the punishment can
be made 10 III the crime for case
which is 10 come before him In Sep
TENDER
Thirty-three gypsies are accused Of
not only having killed many OF the
peaceful citizens of the country, but
also OF having cooked and eaten their
victims, Cannibalism was not provided
for by The lawmakers So the worst
charge which can be brought against
sides The 80 accused 10 eypsies are be-
ing investigated for completely. An
entire company Of gendarmes Is guard
ing the Rypaies.