davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
Milukow przepowiada przyszfosc
wewnatrz ME rozwiazq kwestji.

Przewodea deTokracI rosyjej emisraci
sca miesscznih "Revue des vian pzysziosci
diesecolecia sojnie. Autor tax . en- pisze: S
wv aadchodScem dziesscoeu eeselujs da mo ojcay.nv
sliese pr.swo& less ssosa ME takisso jk
chisc Nj asak SdzoEemsich psk6w roshud noweso
As asak xbry ofenxyw woj belssswich.
bo..swcy dobs >~isdsa
woins, stawa KITE ~ans srony
byfs kssy royis sf obie napaie
oiyby aa<cdows resyke bronis Ro a
c6w p6js yko bowicy, ale casy 1i nAwsl nsran-
AaakAA tko .adxyesajnsm wsSeenisn;sn
Tak ~istnis, ,Syiu 1880 sslx. sssa
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
kobieta Proponowana do Gabinetu
Hoovera.

przybyciu do Washingtonu. bedzic
proponowane zerwanie przestrze-
ganym dotad scisle zwyczajem
powoianie kobiety ma stanowisko
W gabinecie.
Przyjaciele p. Alvin T. Hert :
Kentucky. wiceprezeski krajowego
komitetu Republikanskiego, rozpo-
czeli juz kampanje ma jej korzysc
Silny nacisk bedzie wywarty ma p
Hoovera ofiarowanie albo p. Hert
albo innej kobiecie miejsca W gabi
necie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
Ameryka zachwycona rozwojem Polsk

.darte bataljony polskie. ktore "a
trzymaiy nawa}e bolszewicka W
roku 1920. zamieni}y sic dzisiaI
" swietna armje. doskonale wy
ekwipowana posiadajaca wysoka
moralnose.
Il z wszystkich tych powodow,
Polska moze smia{o stanae przed
swiatcm j pozwolie sic obejrzee mai
dokiadniej, mic ME ukrywajac. po-
niewaz Polska niczego dis wsty.
dzit sic ME potrzebuje".
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
CORRESPONDENT AMERYKANSKI
ZACHWYCONY KOLOSALNYM
ROZWOJEM POLSK.

WARSZAWA. - correspondent
pism amerykanskich, zwiedziwszy
Gala Polske pisze CO nastepuje: "Po
dwu latach okladem jestem znow
W Posce. Nam wrazenie, ze znaj-
duje sic W zupe}nie innym kraju,
szczesliwszym, energiczniejszym. czy
sciejszym, jasniejszym bardziej
prosperujacym.
TRY lata temu. wystarczy{o na-
wiazac rozmowe ktorymkolwiek
polakiem, azeby zacza} zalie sic ma
wszystkie k}opoty panstwowe. ma
''rany W zywem ciele". ma zawise
Niemiec skutkiem utworzenia ku-
rytarza Cdanskiego, ma nieprzyjem
nosci " Cdansku, ma kiopoty Ii
twa W sprawie Wilenszczyzny. na
propaganda komunistyczna. ma spi-
ski ukraincow, stale dazacych do
wylamania sic z pod "opresji pol
skiej. Dzisiaj tego sic juz ME siyszy.
Juz Mkt ME narzeka, ME skarzy
sic, przeciwnie kazdy mowi
, swobodnie- i jest zawsze jak najlep-
szej mysli.
''Polska zosta{a ostatecznie usta-
bilizowana. Zadnych k&opotow po-
litycznych prawie ze ME posiada.
, Zatarg polsko-rosyjski zostal zmniej
SONY do minimum. Rozwoj przemy
siu czyni Polske coraz bardziej
Lardziej panstwem niezaleznem cd
Niemiec. konflikt Litwa TRIVIA ME
smiertelnie, ale nikogo ia spraws
zupelnie ME obchodzi.
.Wewnetrznie. obecnose Piisud
skiego przekonywuje wszystkich y
Isss;us
lku ma swiecie" D1usa walka mie.
,dzy narodowcami demokratam
juz minela jak to zauwazyc mo,
ina obecnie, demokraci odniesl
zwyciestwo. .-..
Zawdzieczac trzeba wiele Mar.
|szaikowi Pilsudskiemu "dziadkow
z wielkimi wasamii', ktory ME wzo.
rujac sic zgola ma Mussolinim. dazy
zawsze do wszechporozumieni "
Polsce a ME ekspansG Polski dro.
ga krwawych wojen.
Pod wzgledem ekonomicznym "
Polsce zaszia wielka zmiana. Wszy-
stkie fabryki 50 otwarte pedza ca
la siia parry. 49,. 49,.
w Poznaniu zwiedzilem fabryke
lokomotyw przyznae musze, ze
mole ona smiafo stanae obok mai.
/ wiekszych fabryk gd1ekolwiek "
Europie pod wzgledem doskona}o.
eel.
i w Banku Polskim zasiada Char.
les S. Dewey z Chicago. Doglada
on azeby pieniadze pozyczone przez
Polske byiy madrze lokowane. "
rzeczywistosci siuzy on Polsce SVEN
doswiadczeniem uczy przemyslow
COW polskich jak stosowae w pre-.
myile metody amerykanskie. Do.
konal naprawde du4o dla dobra
Polski.
/
Zarobki W Polsce 50 jeszcze
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01

tym kierunku bowiem podjete zo-
staly ma wielka skale. s
"Pomagaja W odrestaurowaniu
Polski rowniez Polacy. ktorzy po,
przyjezdzali roznych stron ;wia-
ia siuza swa wiedza zdobyta "a
granica.
Armja polska przedstawia sic
znakomicie. Jako korespondent wa
jenny obserwowaiem militaryzm
Europy. przez szereg lat poznalem
wszystkie tajniki wojskowosci. Oh.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
NOVA REWOLUCJA w
MEkSYKU.

MEkSYk. miasto - Universal
Crafico. ogiasza telegram Cosa-
rnaopolam. donoszacy wybuchu
rewolucji w tel okolicy. Ma czele
zbuntowanych oddziaiow stoi pull
kownik Adalberto Tejada. Rewolu
cja jest skierowana przeciw stanc
wynn sferom rzadowym, a jednocz:
snie opowiada sic "a lojalnoscia dl;
rzadu federalnego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
WSPANIALY BANkIET POZEG
slsss NA1,NK DLA.a .aSs6sTzI.1A.ss Z.

ALBANY. - w ,hoteiu De Witt
Clinton, odby} sic wspaniafy ban
kiet pozegnaIny dla ustepujacego
gubernatora, Smith'a, pod egida
miejskiej Izby handlowej. przy
wspoludziale przesz4o tysiaca wy
bitnych osobistosci Podczas ban
kietu wreczono Smith owl szereg
cennych upominkow
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
SLUzBA w POLSCE w OBRONIE
SWYCH PRAW. v

WARSZAWA. - Zwiszek "a
wodowy sluzby domowei W Polsce
przeslai do sejmu projekt ustawy
@ s1uzbie domowej. w projekcie
jest zadanie osmio-godzinnego dnia
piracy dla s}uzacych, dwutygodnio-
wych urlopow, oraz zastrzezenie,
ze ME wolno movie ''ty' do sfu-
zacych. -
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01

uszczyplhie LLOYD George.
z tenn pan daleko ME
zajdzie W dyplomacji.
Przepraszam - wycho-
dz4c zaznacza rxeczoznaw-
ca - wypelniiem tylko po
lecenie panow. Przeciez
lktos musi wiedziec doaxlad
ME Q tenn, ze Wisla istraie-
je"...
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
Tytus Filipowicz Zamianowany Po-
siem do Washingtonu.

dotkliwie niskie, ale ludzie ma uli-
each ubrani "a bardzo }adnie, a
ulice wygladaja o wiele lepiej,
wszystkie sa wycementowane lub
porzadnie wybrukowane. Warszawa
zas poddana zosta}a kompletnej
operacji odm}odzenia. roboty W
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
NASTEPCA POSLA CIECHANOW
SkIEGO MlANOWANY.

WARSZAWA. - Nastepca posia
C,echanowskiego W Westinghouse,
ktory ustepuje re stanowiska z
dniem l-go lutego, mianowany 20
stall Tytus Filipowicz, ktory zaofia-
rowane mu stanowisko przyjal. Ter
min jego wyjazdu do Ameryki ME
Jest jeszcze ustalony.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
Wstepujcie W SEE.
regi egiStowarzysze-
80 -
MIA Polek.

bardzisj saosna%ey payny, medy
dokhyner'kim re.rym politykami ~.le
bssm .eie hkiej pelna g~aisow
bozewicy i berprzykiadn u.pstw tel
drodze - zami4 sobie glove. es
Czy wobec tego sic daiy do normanych
dejszs Ro.? podziewae sprcwadzenia
wkow relsy miedzynarcdoweso Ligi Narodow
W odpowiedz
revateI jest ~rosiem medynrodowk
ffoat Lsnina rzsewka wi.ono~Aemu Dopok
Ads = ebsene iadnych 1s;a u po
f}1snia iwiatoweaa oesekiwae - noinak,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
PAM HERT ASPlRANTkA DO
TEXT SEKRETARZA SPRAW
WEWNETRZNYcH.

WASHINGTON. - Jedna kwe
styj, ma ktora prezydent-elekt Hoo
yer bedzie musiaI odpowiedziee po
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
DROBIAZGI
Z TYGODNIA


pisma przypomina
ja rozne anegdotki cza-
sow jego pobytu W Europie,
jako kierownika akcji zyw
nosciowej. Niektore te a
dotycza obecnego
bezposrednio, in
ne tylko posrednio.
Jedna z tych anegdotek :
pozwolimy sobie przyt p
czyc.
w maiym kraiku, Gar
nogorze, W czasie zaraz po
ukonczeniu wojny swiato-
wei amerykanska admin
stracje zywnosciowa repre-
zentowai pewien rntody po
rucznik armji Stanow Zjed
noczonych.
Jak diugo trzeba bylo
bronic sic pred wrog;em
zewnetrznym, Czarnogorcv
byli solidarni jednomyslni,
po zakonczeniu jednak woj
ny swiatowej rozpoczeii
wake miedzy soba.
Porucznik amerykanski
powiadomii bawiac E 80
wowczas W Brukseli pAnsa
Hoovera, ze ludnosc car
nogorska ginie gfodu- Ma
skutek tego raportu. wysia-
no natychrniast caiy aaEret
prowiant 6~.
okazaf sbe iednak bar
dzo trudny problem Z wy
ladowywatiem. zadna Z
walczacyfh stron ME chcis
la przyAe iadunku do roz-
dzieleAa go miedzy wszy-
stkien potrzebujacych, bez
wEgledu ma przynaleznosc
1akcyjna.
Przedstawiciel amerykan
ski staraf sic usilnie walcza
cych pogodzic. sadz;i, ie
nadesiane prowiany wpiy
ma pokojowo ma walczace
strony. Ale gdziet tan
Walk zaprzestac ME chcia
no. Porucznik poczai thu
maczyc, ze zamiast wake
prowadzic lepiej bedz;e "a
brac sic do obsiania pol, Cd
iogiem lezacych. Tlulnacze
MIA jego ma MIC ny nie zdAr
iy, walka szia dalej. Prxy
wodcy obu fakcji jedno
zgodnie oswiadczyli, ze wal
ka trwac bedzie az do cza-
su, gdy jedna ze stron y
zna sic IA zwyciezon4.
Wreszcie porucznik cara
portowai o wszystkiem pa
nu Hooverowi. Ten zazna
czyi, re przeciez porucznik
powaga swa mo&e sdopro-
wadzic do zgody. Zachs
cony tenn, przedstassicie'
zywnosciowy zabrai sic ma
nowo do prowadzenia per
traktacyj. Udalo mu sie
rzeczywiscie tym razem a
dopomogf mu y tenn iedenl
z, powasnionych przewod-
COW. .
Ma ostateczne przedsta- y
wienie porucznika, pony
'slawszy powiada: ssSami
waIki 1ekoncxyc miedzy %
ba ME mozemy, bo TO ME
wypada, ami ia ami moi
przeciwnk ME zgodzimy
sic ma, to. Ale jest wyjscie.
My sic poddamy potqdze
Stanow Zjednoczonych, ja-
'ka pan tu reprezentuje.
Dobrze - zgadza sic po-
rucznik kaze woiac dru-
giego sprzewodce. ! ten dr,,
81 ma tAkie zalatwienie sprA
wy sic zgodzii:
! Naze jntrz walcz@ce u
| sob4 Shy stAiy nAprzecia
Dokohczsnie ma Stronicy All
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-01-01
CO TYDZIEN
NIESIE?

SsDe<9s-o@o@o@o@
Uroczystymi obchodami
obchodzono W roku ubieg-
lynn 1O-lecie niepodlegiosci
Polski. w jednem z pism
starolkrajskich znalezlismy
: olkazji tel wspaniale ma
pisan4 satyre ma temat, jak
TO dygnitarzom swego cza-
~ xagineia Wisla a potem
naraz sic odnalazia.
Byio to w czasie konfe-
rencji pokojowej W Versa
IL. Jak wiemy, ma kongre
sie tym . przyszlym wygla
die mapy Europy stanowi-
h potezna "czworka" to
jest reprezentanci wielkich
Inocarstw po stronie allan
ckiej. Kwestje wazniejsze
jednak zwykle bywafy mai
pierw dyskutowane uzgad
niane pomiedzy "dwojka''
= to Clemenceau Lloyd
George'em, przedstawiciela
mi Anglji i Francji.
Rozchodziio sic wfasnie
. nakreslenie granicy po.
miedzy Polska i Litwa. w
dyskusji ma ten temat pre-
siedziaia ia dostojna "dwo!
ka'' pare godzin mad maps
Europy wschodniej, darem
ME szukaiac rzeki Wisi,
Y resxcie tygrys francuski
4 =. Clsneareau wpadl u
,ist. 80 i a ssoAat
5 hiss6oz NV ! hiezro'
Esniaie. CT idjoci zapomnie
Eli narysowac Whsle ma ma
pie Z"
"Czy jest pan pewny
ze rzeka tej nazwy wogole
istnieje? - wtr4ca niepew
nym glosem Lloyd George
s'ze istnieje - odpowia
da tygrys - ME ulega mai
mniejszej w4tpliwosci, ale
sdziez u djabia ona tl
jest?
ii s'Dajmy spokoj z szuks
niean, ja pana zapewniam
- xadna Vista nigdy nix
istniala j ME istnieje! II
j1st tylko wymysl Polakow
aby sarobic nieco ma prze
sunieciu granicy.
Osiof' - mruczy poe
nosem Clemenceau - Ga
I wofajmy ehspertow" - do
dale g}osno.
sDobrxe'' - zgadza 81.
Lloyd George.
Przychodzi elspert-kar.s
graf stale u proga.
Go pan nam dal?" -
VIOLA Lloyd George. - Ts
mapa ME jest podobno d /,
IsIadna. .:,.s........,.,...
Vienna tu polskiej rzek
Wisly" xaznacza Z gni,
wem Clemenceau.
r Panie,, cry istnieje wo
gole rzeka tel nazwy - d
pytuje sic Lloyd George.
TAX - odpowiada zapy
tAny. RzeIkA Wisla nj,
tylkc 1e istnieje, ale jes
s-.1la III napie uwidocxniona
q aIxfe 7'' wols Gle
,enceau. Pokaz nam j,
pAnl
''Prxepraszam, musze W.
jaSniE. Jest to mapa SIT,
H. seneralnego niemieckie
-. : wiec wszystkie nazw,
: niemiecka wypisane
cxyssiScie nieima tam ma,
pisu Wisly ale jest WEIGH
- z
enitaxse zbars
~ kApanowala cisza.
Pierlvsxy prxerwai mil
enie Clsmenceau i powi
1iat
el<ujemy, mo1e pa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20

Dainty musicale powder boxes
in pastel colors, that play the
popular musical tunes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL O'CLOCK TILL XMAS
Women's Win.

A lovely group of women's smar
hats. This sale enables our patrons
to supply holiday needs at remark
able saving. The values are astound
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20

Tall graceful atomizers exquisitely
decorated. Just another dainty
feminine gift. For Saturdays sell
ing only.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20
Made of Imported Silk

T h e largest,
assortment of
c olor S and I /
p a t terms we !
have ever had
the pleasure
of selling. Al
full size tie and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
MINISTER R0bS BANK AND THEN
 TAKES HIS LIFE
Hu sb and of Wealthiest Woman in Iowa in Mys-
 terious Crime

LEMARS, Iowa, Oct. For three hours yesterday, Rev. Rex Frolkey forgot he was an ordained minister of the gospel, forgot his respected position as land owner and citizen, fastened 2. black mask over his face, shoved ;t pistol in his pocket and robbed the Bank of Sioux Gen. ter, Iowa, and then, with arrest near, killed himself.
 The robbery is most mysterious because Frolkey's wife is reputed to be one of the wealthiest women ln Iowa.
 Just before he shot himself on the farm of his wife, Frolkey gave s36O to Fred Dickman, tenant, with the explanation it was money he obtained from the robbery.
 The license plates on Frolkey $ car turned suspicion to him. Per sons who saw the holdup, traced the plates to him. Members of the posse questioned Frolkey but his declarations of innocence and ms standing in the community lnilu- enced them not to arrest him.
 F'rolkey then went to Dickman gave him the money and then sho' himself with the same gun usec earlier in the robbery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
FRENCH PLIERS
 STILL MISSING
Fears Expressed They Might Have Been Shot
 Down by Chinese

LEBOURGET, France, Oct. L. The possibility is advanced here that Coste and Bellconte, who hopped off last Friday in the plane Question Mark to make long dis tance flight record, hoping to land in Siberia, might have flown with in the lines of the Chinese army in Manchuria and been mistaken for Russian aviators. It is feared that in such an event, the French fliers are dead.
 The Question Mark was painted in red colors, associated with So- viet military.
 The two fliers have now been un- reported for more than 100 hours.
 The message that they were sighted yesterday flying eastward over Uosibirsk, Siberia, is regard ed as being garbled, and rather ] met Saturday or early Sunday, rather than Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
VENUE CHANCE
 NOT GRANTED,
 ASSAULT CASE
Plea to Postpone Trial Is Also Futile by Theat-
 rical Magnate
TWO CHARGES FACED
 BY ALEX PANTAGES
Wife Granted Five Day Pronouncement of Sem
 tence Because III

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1.- Alexander Pantages, who ran his stake wrested from the Yukon in the gold rush days to $15,eOO,O00 and a vaude- vile chain of theatres, today faced trial on two charges Of assault brought by Euni C e Pringle, IF year old CO ed dancer. Pantages los t h i s fight to obtain a change of venue.
 Pantages m a de two re- quests, a change of venue or postponement of the case un- til the ordeal of the strain was over which was caused by his wife's conviction Of mapSiaughter Tn the deatn OI Joe R0mumOtG, w1lo died as a result of injuries received when run down by Mrs. Pan- tages when driving her auto mobile.
 Mrs. Pantages has won a five day pronouncement of sentence of from one to ten years in San Quentin Peni- tentiary as she is under the care of physicians and in toe serious condition to have sentence passed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
By HERBERT PLUMMER "A. P. Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-When Premier Ramsay Macdonald and President Herbert Hoover cement he accord of their government on naval parity, then what?-
 Like Little Red Riding Hood when she left her haven of protec- ton. naval limitation still would nave a long and tedious path to travel.
 The Hoover Macdonald gesture Gill be only the starting point. The next step will be the fivc-power conference, similar to the one that rizzled at Geneva.
 The auguries now for such a gathering possibly are more aus oicious than surrounded the Geneva affair.
 Then, presuming again that an agreement is reached at such con- terence, the principles will be in- eorporated in a treaty for transmits ion to the foreign affairs commit tee of the senate.
 Once given a clean bill in com nittee it then will go to the Senate itself-the one body in the world where anything is liable to happen. It is debatable as to whether such
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
DAYBREAK, TIME SET FOR TAKING
 AIR FOR SOUTH
Plane Land of Soviefs Ex- poets to Resume Flight
 Early Tomorrow
PLANE TO FLY SOL Fl
 DIRECT, OUTSIDE LANE
Juneau Delegation Giving Special Banquet and
 Dance Tonight
Special to The Empire.)


 SITKA, Alaska, Oct. L. The plane Land of SOviets ex- poets to hop off Wednesday, morning at daybreak for Se- attle according to announce ment made here this forenoon by Commander Shestakov.
 Yesterday 15 men were em- ployed to give the plane a thorough overhauling. Sup plies are being loaded aboard the plane this afternoon in anticipation of the start of the flight to Seattle, weather permitting, tomorrow at day. break.
 The dance gwen last night to the four Russian fliers was huge success and lasted until o'clock this morning. The Commander ap- parently enjoyed himself dancing with the girls and real repartee. l Tonight the Juneau Russians. headed by Sam Gazaloff, who ar- rived yesterday by special boat from Juneau, will give a special recep- ton and dance to the four Rus sians.
 Going south to Seattle, there will be no radio transmitter on the Land of Soviets. The plane will go south on the outside route di- rect to Seattle according to plans announced today. Yesterday the entire town of Sitka visited the plane, the schools closing for two hours to give the pupils an opportunity of making an inspection.
 The fliers were taken to all places of interest by motor and also by boat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
SHE:ARER GIVES HIS SAY ABOUT
 GENEVAPA ARLEY
Denies Flatly He Broke Up Conference - Calls
 Pearson a Liar

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-WilliaEl B. Shearer told the Senate Inves- tigating Committee that his job at the 1927 Geneva naval barley was 'to get the American side of the story and the strongest thing l ever said at the Geneva barley was that we needed a treaty of parity or 1O,800 ton cruisers with eight inch guns and no compromise.
 The naval propagandist denied flatly that he broke up or claimed to have broken up the Coolidge barley.
 For four hours the one-man, tor pedo boat inventor, and former night club promoter of London, told his story between sharp exchanges with the Senate investigators.
 Clash At Start
 Shearer clashed at the outset With the Senators as he sought to tell his own story in his own way put was refused.
 Asked about statements by Drew Pearson, newspaper reporter at the conference who quoted Shearer as having said the conference must not succeed, Shearer said T VII say that Pearson is liar"
 Shearer said he went to Geneva on his own account to attend the Preparatory Naval conference q the suggestion of Washington na- val officers.
 No American Lobby Asked if there was any American lobby at the conference in 1927 Shearer said:
 "The only American lobby l saV was that of Rockefeller trying t' lobby the United States into th' League of Nations" and he added however that there were Britlsl and Japanese navy Hobbies at tn barley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
SenHte Es Potential
 Bdrrier to Hope. of
 Disarmament Tredty

treaty would be greeted with a bouquet or a briekbat.
 Guided by the protecting hand ot Senator Borah, to whom by virtue of being chairman of the foreign relations committee would fall the task of safely conducting such a treaty through the Senate, it would have more than an even chance of gaining approval.
 But should the treaty fall short of what some expect, ready cham pions of the navy will be found in the Senate There are, for in- stance, members of the committee on naval affairs who in the closing days of the Seyentieth Congress pushed through, over strong oppo- sition, the bill calling for IS addi- tional cruisers. These men have definite convictions and undoubted- ly would exert much influence.
 There is Senator Hale of Maine chairman of the Senate's naval af- fairs committee. Over the oppo- sition of President Coolidge. anc the views of Hoover, then president. elect, he maneuvered the cruiser bill through, keeping intact the timt limit for construction clause.
 There is Senator Shortridge O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
RAID IS MADE;
 BOAT AND CREW
 AREIN CUSTODY
Freighter Utica, B Mem bers of Crew, Much
 Liquor Seized

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. IA huge lake freighter is impounded and 32 men are in custody with liquor valued at more than $30,e00 in their possession as the aftermath of raid by Federal agents, the most spectacular raid ever staged in Wisconsin.
 Docking here from Windsor, On tario. the ferighter Utica was met by agents and Coast Guard forces.
 Virtually every part of the ves- sel contained whiskey ale and wine.
 Belief is expressed that more will be found.
 Capt. Robert Koch and his crew were arrested pending a thorough investigation to determine respon- sipility for smuggling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
MOHAVE DESERT GIRLS
 WEAR SILK HOSIERY

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 1.-An oasis made on scientific plans has sprung up on the Mohave desert. It is the town of Trona, three hours ride from the nearest habi- tation, 1000 population and having "open-air theatre, fine residences the latest dial-type telephones and the latest shade in silk hosiery"
 The quotation is from Prof G. Ross Robertson of the University of California, in a report to the American Chemical society, on suc- cess of the American potash indus try which built Trona on the site of it's modern laboratories. He |says the potash industry has emerg- ed winner from a ten year battle between science and nature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
WoodIuf Sues for Diuorce; Vie Files Cross Complaint

RENO, Nevada, Oct. Mrs. Mil dred Curtis Woodruff, daughter of Charles c. Black, President of the Standard Oil Company of New York, was sued yesterday for di- vorce by Kenneth Crane Woodruff and almost immediately Mrs. Wool ruff's attorney filed cross con- plaint.
 woodruff charges cruelty, with out specific allegations. Mrs. Wood- ruff sets forth her husband told her he no longer loved her. They were married in October, 1921.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-10-01
Band of SO White
 Russians Wiped Out

MOSCOW, Oct. 1.-The Wlplng out of a band of 50 White Russians, who invaded the Soviet Territory along the Manchuria western DOT der, is the report received here. The band is said to have invaded the region of. Demossovo, 25 miles north of Nerchinsk under protection of Chinese fire and the Red Army units immediately organized coun- ter attack, wiping out the band.