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Fxnendires those of 1917 There are factors this increase we Nho hudinp increased salaries This sita ton is not the contrary nearly every pupn and prvats States has encountered the same experience confronted with the problem or of maintaining these
 Recent reuos disclose 50 cent of the schools in the been closed and many o tne private forced suspend operatiofs
 not followed pfecohcerVeo school buildings find that requie- fulfilled careful survey mas pes each community compiled We not proviue all necessary years put we shu adopt program which will meet the demands and autno con
 ructon be expenaeo III for the program Commissioner of Education
 For Education selected py the the law was cnangeo 10 The those who direct the public school systems out the this the best interests of the
 education econ abandoned majority of States because IL was found We should profit by their ex- erence Neither Territorial Board of Education 1t existed could function properly since 1t con sad nv once in two Board Education
 nsed of qualified will the responsibility ana This Board should be authorized M e the and he should hold his oce H t pleasure His duties and responsibilities should @ ability to maintain in efficient and economical ,.. .x.n,rad ar avba,stye renort
 This report merits mos care those who are interested m our scno ou tts s particulary his recommendations pertaining
 Of for buildings and change
 of Educatio selection of the Commissohef s-0 WY SF 77Ts CITIZENSHIP NIGHT SCHOOL
 of Cftlzensnp Nent ocnoo indicate that the has declined and the average aS
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that for god hss bona little d supplies States provided similar and % b not Dss majority them hays tine the you whether results achieved been made by an 's OF SALMON expended cooperation United salmon streams and for the destruction of trout prated this and
 detailed report Agent nation It expended was for bouns % p R " It M opo m 0u m the Of % cries the great The appropriation another themselves their families a @ @ d dmand for relief of n t w9r e that the law has been in .s eo a the Packers this and they consider it of great value mend further appropriations under this law But under the rcun stricken na m @ eH the sh fass hs M M a su aa mendation inconsistent with the policy that must during w BOXING COMMISSION & Territory created under an Act of the Legislature uneoned the performances of their duties and the rules regulations that were t by @ them m appear to meet the m @ %
 PUBLICITY
 for the dissemination about pubca on and circulation of pamphlets was made available by the last history Territory believe have sufficient supply of these hand to meet why appropriations this time
 PATROL
 districts and the expenditure of funds presson fires the past expenditures were incurred under this law since & was believed eopardizng Territory reported attempt to eonro as ssa hem little damase forests grazing land further appropriation under this at this time
 AGRICULTURAL FAIRS
 allotment of Fair the Territory Prior to that year fourth association was organized and applied The last @ ss APP M m to 1s be @ ana a unexpended balance slo5oooo
 Early 1882 when became apparent that there would be decline communicated with the & of the the curtaing their expenditures that it @ would 9 be O then ned apply y or h 1 m year s2ooooO the Act on and while believe benefit ribuion to them financial situation
 Chapter s5 Session Laws of 1923 authorizes cooperation pop with the the warbe fly and other reindeer At that time an @
 Paratologst the Territory assumed the obgalon labor required experiments to continue this wOr m In asv s 1sS ss @ d to to accordingly the entire and this will revert to Territory complete the aeraon Sis The control which the value from the project is far beyond time believe until such time the Federal Government again participate the undertaking
 ELECTION LAWS a.5.
 
 United States oIce ratified and pegnnlng II Alaska pc that VIII of election The present the certificates of election requires transmitted to the Clerks of the Court Immediately after the date of cleo of the mail and the long distances must covered all of the returns are seldom received in until about February 18th and the Board can not not candidates until after that date In the ballots in it be well candidate the transnttal of the be- the to advance the Territorial election duties the Canvassing all contingencies that might arise be Washington the convenhg Careful consideration has been given to tns poD should hold Territorial eectlonS carry September preferably the first Tuesday after Labor pay II 'n will possible 10 nave all of returns acuon py the Can- the those resloen winter away themselves of the for
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the hoSpltai was Acs lwh accepted practices.
 STOCKING PUBLIC LANDS IN ALASKA s,.
 Chapter 5l authorizes the expenditure certain pubic ianos Ill proJects under variety animals have been placed m regions they would increase ana pc food supply the Tapper Many one been successful ana unue normal the wouo pc operation of tns law ourg e wncn taken depng Territory of benefits wncn $40000 has been expenoed feed for the anma at were of the Territory in previous years 10 recommend provisions this law suspended curing ene E- ALASKA HISTORICAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM BUiLDiNG
 Territory purchased the ounons on ee corner Streets at cost ol ouently approximately spent In repar ana te Du
 ling officers ana the corneion Building. Since funds to keep IL m reaonae the Legislature the Governor was to the Federal m s the boK snouo oe
 n converted into park For there reasonable Government would acquire ne os conditions 1t not at all pI'a will available can not nope TOT an this expeno seeal that use for tne ounong !, se recommended that he the of it in manner nos' a tageous the Territory deposit the @ Horne ol the l PROSPECTORS' AID .,,,,a mast avalape who uesneu sufficient funds 70 crallspol. anproprsed but owing 70 ne it withhold pais u @ m December unexpnded paance o 'e ltion $9i8lS7, Since this law was enactea 'he nus WI
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is below fifty the Terri pays these schools and as long there
 sustained interest number of students this justified them unless there demand
 interest the part of those would be their Willingness to recommended that nominal from each student There may be students could not pay this fee and in that should be authorized to permit attend charge plan the cost to the erroy of Citizenship probably would be less than $ooO0O
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tressil1g circunstances. Invest an hour tfiis Sunday to prove this.
 HOO a.m.--Morning Worship. AS a special feature of this service, Jack Ross, concert violinist, now visiting in Juneau, will play "Medi- tation" from "Thais" (Massenetj The choral prayer will be Keep Silence Before Him; and the min ister' subject will be An Almost Quartet"
 Organ Moments" begin at ten fifty and provide a ten-minute period for quiet meditation while enjoying the soft and restful strains of the organ. We suggest that you come early and enjoy the help of these moments.
 10:00 a.m-For those who care to attend Sunday School turing July, we are carrying on" during the regular period; although July has been declared vacation month"; for the comfort of those who wish a season of freedom from attend- ance or responsibility at Sunday School Those who prefer to at- tend will find an interesting and helpful session provided. @
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Holy Trinity Cathedral
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Corner of Third and Main Streets { REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON.g
.The Friendly Church"


 as s8a n |, Pastor, h snEqxays , "The Friendly Church"
 July and August constitute our Sunday School vacation During this; season we suggest that fam lilies come as group to the morn ing. service fssiof a Na -ys s10:30 am.---Morning service. At this service Mr. Sack Ross of New York City will play HandelsV Lar go'asas a violin solo. The pastor subject will be-, sThe Law of the F'ringe"s ts s. axxd efssyg Sunday afternoon at loo o'clock the Ladies of sthe Aid and their guests will meet at the church and go to Lena Beach for the afternoon -ne 3.s x s5 kAkf. Monday, July 10 from 500 td 1000 D. m@ the Ladies Aid will hold public reception for Miss Ellen Keep and MT Jack Ross ir the church social roonlss Wednesday, July l2 at 800 pm Miss Reepvand MT r.lsRoss will ap- pear in concert together under tht auspices of the Ladies Aid, at tht Presbyterian Church.
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First Church of Chrish Scientist


 i. Sunday servrces VIII be held at Il aamss in the First Church of Christ. Scientist, Juneau. on Fifth and Main Streets. The subject wtll be, Sacrament . a 3fE Sunday Sch ool adjourned fol summer. ispi N s3s Y .a
 Wednesday. 800 pm. -a Testi- monial meeting. sS
 Christian Science Reading Room tn church building. This room Is open to the public Wednesday after moons from 2:30 to 4. s
 The public is cordially Invited to attend these services and visit the reading room. r v
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} Metropolitan Methodist
 Episcopal Church
Fourth and Seward Streets Rev. HENRY rS. CROSS
The church with the cordial wei

come." esf k
 Fourth and Seward Streets h
 Rev. HENRY r. CROSS
 10:80 a.nI to 12 noon.--Family Worship Hour. For parents and adults there is a Bible class if which the Bible lesson of the day is openly discussed. We would ap- preciate hearing others. For tlle little folks there is a beginners class with interesting stories. For |the children who are older there are also classes as well as a part in worship service planned for their interest with story sermon The whole family can come at this hour and find there is place for them. sn tsA
 Ip7.30 p.m-Evening Worship The Apostle Paul writing to the people of Galatia wrote: "The fruit ot the Spirit is love, joy, peace 2 Where shall we look for that fruit Etoday? AS we look at humanity in this large world are we going to class religion as one of the worlds. narcotics? The theme fo, this service will be: "Is Religion 6 Narcotic2"p sa s esti
 Wednesday, 9 pm.-Wesley Guild At this hour the ladies of tht ehurehss will meet in the league room for their monthly business meeting axg tsaS Come, to thee gospel feast; le' every soul be Jesus guest; Ye need not one be left behind, for Got jthath bidden all mankind"
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SIR ANTHONY HOPE 2 HAWKINS l|l!!! ! lllN|S
 PASSES PAS E AWAY
Author of risoner of Zen da, Other Novels,
 Dies Tn London

LONDON, July 8.-Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins, English novelist, died hsre today. s.
 The law lost disciple when Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins found in 1t a task master that was inter- fering with his invention of stor- ies.
 Writing was only side line at first. but, more and more. the man used the pen-name of An thony Hope resented the intrusion of legal work on his time for spinning romances. a
 Turns Professional
 It was not, however, until after the popular success of The Pris- oner of Zenda,o. which was puo- hshed when he was 3l, that. he definitely turned professional, as he put it. a s
 Rudolph Rassendyll," who was able to assume the crown of "Ru- ritania" because of his remark able likeness to the real king, be- came. a favorite figure in drama and fiction on both sides of tht Atlantic and young Anthony Hop' dropped his legal tonnes for thu lovely world of his imagination. ( Visifs America
 All told ne producsd some tw' l0611n novels and sthen, In 1927
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PUBLIC RECEPTION FOR TWO ARTISTS

Monday evening from to 10 o'clock the Ladies Aid of Resur- reotion Lutheran Church will hold an informal public reception for Miss Ellen Keep and MT. Jack Ross, in the social rooms of the church
 r. Miss Keep and MT Ross are to appear in concert together next "Wednesday night at the Presbyter- ian Church under the auspices of the Lutheran Ladies Aid and the ladies are giving music lovers this opportunity to meet the two artists in person before the con- cert.
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LADIES GUILD ENJOYS ss.f' PICNIC MEETING AT
 HOLBROOK COTTAGE

,4 Thirty-five members of the Ladies Guild of Holy Trinity Cathedral enjoyed most delightful after noon yesterday when they held their annual picnic meeting at the beach home of Mrs. Wellman Hol- brook at Point Louisa.
 The members left the city during the morning and a delicious lunch con was served to them at the Holbrook cottage where they spent the afternoon.
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published his memoirs. He was knightad in lQlR g .e

4t I,sL.st q AZ stf 4fSA .f ---~~ stts published his memoirs. He was knighted in 1918. .s,.,..F
 He made several visits to Amer ica. The first. in 1897, was round of lectnres,a readings and recep- tions. Early in 1903 he crossed the Atlantic on a more informal trip. On the boat on which he returned was the girl whom he married a short time later, Miss Elizabeth Sheldon, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Sheldon of New York They became the par ents of two sons and a daughter. When not in London, Sir Anthony and Lady Hawkins lived ; in a quaint, fold world home in Surrey. Sir Anthony. was born February l9, 1863. the second son of Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Hawkins. la
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SHUTE BEATS
 CRAIG WOOD

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July 8. III. Densmore Shute, aged 28 Philadelphia pro, captured the Brit ish Open Golf Championship to- day by beating Craig Wood, of Deal, New Jersey, in the All-Am- erica 36-hole playoff. T
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Northern Light Presbyterian
 z Church
Franklin at Fourth

Franklin at Fourth
 REV. JOHN A. -GLASSE, Minister
 Mrs. Trevor Davis, Orgafitst
 Where Welcome and Worship
 Meet. Here's a memory test, what worried you so much ten days agoa Our ;; services help. you to avoid those needless worries, and to con .quer what would otherwise-berdis-
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GRAND APARTMENTS BEING .ls5 COMPLETELY REMODELED

Three modern apartments in the Grand Apartments are being com pletely rebuilt and finished ac- cording to w. D. Gross, owner. The apartments will be most attractive when the work which is being started at once, is completed, MT Gross said. 2
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Catholic Church Church of the Nativity
Fifth and Gold Streets A rxr rxx-vrv1 |

Fifth and Gold Streets @ Rev. VIM. tGsELeVASHEUR. S.J.,
 Pastor
 6:30 a.m.-Holy Mass in Hospital Chapel. "a 5 zsz s-l 800 a.m.-Holy Mass and In Structions in Church. ass
 10:30 a.m.--High Mass and Ser mon .n Church. 730 p.m.-Rosary and Benedlc; ton of the Most Blessed z Sacra- ment. ata | far ty
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Seventh Day Adventists
Corner Second and Franklin Sts VERNON GYES, Pastor
 "Where hungry souls aare {,

satisfied." @F ss Sunday evening lectures closed last week. se seAsA 2 Tuesday evening, 7::3o = Regular service x ss e Sabbath, July IS: d:38 p.m-Sabbath School. 2:30 p.m.--Seryice. 4Ks
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The Salvation Army
Bethel PentecostaI Assembly

CHARLES c. PERSONEUS. Pastor.
 Sunday services: satui
 11:00 am. Morning worship 12:00 noon-Bible' School
 7:45 pm.-Evening service.
 Tuesday and Friday, 7:45 p.m.-- Evangelistic Services. asast''s. Everyone cordially invited to all these services. 3 The Lords Supper the first Sum day of each month.
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Notices for this rhufcH coiuxnn fmnst be receiyesie by. sTha Enaasre
 not later than 40 o'clock Saturday
 morning to guarantee change Of sermon topics. etc. s@,issu
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The baromec pressure is moderately low throughout except in the extreme Southwest with showers in southern Bering Southeast The moderately generally interior Temperatures have fen decidedly but little as t5t lta .ss zff
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ROCKEFELLER <. ]
 < IS s4 TODAY
Only Departure from Rou- 2 tine Is Dinner with
 } Generations

TARRYTOWN. ]. N. .Y.. -ul Jy8.-- A dinner party with. three gen. erationsg ofs the sfamily present, will be John D. RockefelleFs only departure from his regular rou- tine today on his Mnety-Fourth birthday observance. It visa even simpler than in recent years.
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COLUMBIA, Ss 7s., .,

COLUMBIA. g. S., s M South Carolina would borrow money from the Reconstruction Fiji
 nance Corporation to establish a combined rural identification and highway safety signal system, under an act of the Legislature. .s...--.l z
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c e . . . AT THE HOTELS .
 . ss ee .
Gastineau

Gastineau Mrs. Otto E. Wilde, Entrance Island; Otto E. Wilde, Jr, En- trance Island; Mrs. Gus George, Juneau; Mrs J. F. Mullen, Seat tie; w. M Blackwell. Juneau.
 Zynda J. N. Brotherton, Point Re- treat. s
 Alaskan Roy Race, Seattle.
  Old papers at The Empire
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AD TO TEST 11oMILE.ANHoUR sTREANIINED MOTOR TRAIN

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.Ersg6lY Sokoinikoif,1 \ former am abass6f0r to England, will be named
 the first envoy of the U. S.sS R.
 to the U. S.wheH President Roose- welt formally recognizes the Rus-
 sian goyernment by sending an en-
 vQy to Moscow. Sokolnikoff is now .ylee con1missar for foreign affairs,
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Old papers at The Empire
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All told ne produced some two ta661n novels end 'sthen, in 1927.
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Los Angeles district Of the Federation
nf UTrvrcy,s~ C1tybc

Los Angeles district of the Federation
OF Women's Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Simpson, accom-
panied by their son of Rochester, New
York are at the Dodge for few days
en- route to their home after spending
the Winter in Florida.
Miss Lavinia Engle. chairman of the
women's speakers bureau of the Roose-
velt Campaign Committee, entertained
at breakfast yesterday at Olney Inn,
near Sandy Spring. Md, for Miss
Stella Akin of Savannah, Ga. who
has been mentioned as assistant at
torney general Guests included Mrs
Phoebe Omlie, noted woman flyer, who
made a 5,000-mile hop in the interest
of the Roosevelt campaign. Mrs. Omlie
is president of airplane factory in
Memphis, Tenn. Both Miss Akin and
Mrs. Onlie are spending this week in
Washington. Also present were Mrs.
Emily Newell Blair, chairman of the
women's clubs division of the Campaign
Committee and Mrs. c. E. Roach, presi-
dent Of the Women's Democratic Club
of Maryland.
Mrs. H. D. Peters was hostess at a
supper party at the Russian Troika last
evening, covers being laid for IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs Lyons were at
Rehoboth Beach over Sunday.
An interesting midnight supper party
was given last evening at Wardman
Park Hotel for about 40 guests of the
committee of the Black Friar's Guild
which presented Peter Flies High" In
the Little Theater, earlier in the eve
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year. The group includes large old
Colonial homes which have been In con-
slant service since anti-bellum days
and also less pretent.cus dwellings which
have, in recent years. been restored to
their original charm
This activity which originally was the
idea of Mrs. Charles Beatty Moore Is
under the direction OF a committee
composed of Mrs Ward Brown at 123
Prince street, chairman; Mr.. Gregory
Upper and Mrs Moore The i'm
mediate objective is to secure funds for
furtherance of work on park project
between lower Prince and King streets.
Such plan was included In survey
made during 1882 by Mr. Irving Root,
noted city planner. whose recommen-
dation arose from the fact that Alex
andria has no public park. The area
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were hosts Saturday evening at dance
in their home, Tall Timbers, in Sandy
Spring, when their guests included DR..
and Mrs. William I. OguS of Washing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yellott Candy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Rust Candy, Mr. and Mrs. HarwoQd
OYings, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller,
M. and Mrs. Mahlcn Kirk, 4th: Mr..
Robert Fl. Chichester Mr.. John Ban
croft and Mrs. John Henderson and
Miss Margaret Brooke of Caldwell, N. j.,
the sisters of Mrs. TumbleSon, who are
her house guests. Thursday evening DR..
and Mrs. Tumbleson give a second
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Madison Boyd Jones Of
Los Angeles are at the Mayf1oWer while
the former is attending sessions of the
Northern Baptist Convention, Of which
he is junior past president. Mrs. Jones
is a sister of Mrs Evans, wife OF Rep
resentative William E. Evans of Cali
fornia, who returned to her home about
two weeks ago after spending the Win
ter in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will remain in the city until next Mon
day.
Mr.. Jones served as Democratic cleo
tor from California during the recent
presidential campaign. He is a colonel
on Gov. Ruby Lafoon's staff and during
the Spanish-American War he was
chosen commandant at Kentucky Uni
versity and served with the rank of
colonel
Mrs. Jones is past president of the
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chosen presents an admirable site for
such project.
This Is the first organized effort on
the part Of Numbers of the Alexandria
Association to carry out principles
which p-cmDt2d their organization.
These center largely around the preser-
vation Of the original atmosphere In the
residential section of old Alexandria,
and the restoration of the waterfront to
its vista of the side wheeler" days.
Pre-eninent in the present program Is
the planting of trees near the water
front.
Tickets for the tour may be had at
the George Mason Hotel or the flrst
house visited The Alexandria Girls
Cadet Corps has volunteered to act aS
Continued On Third pareD