KID TO ■ SUPPLIES 11
UK Pi Ml
London, April 22—A Warsaw
Jlspa'ck to the London Daily Tele
graph make?} the. statement that
<&„ Russian Boisheviki government
i»nd cjennany have entered into a
treaty whereby in return for a yeflr"
lv stimilat*.! amount of provisions,
which wUl be supplied by Russia,}
several thousand German) mlilitftry
instructors will be sent to Russia,
who l'or rhe next twenty year? will
drill tho Russian army.
It is also agreed that Russia:
shall provide military assistance to'
Germany when so requested. j
GOLD MM)
SUSPECT GETS
Dallas, April 22.—J. T. Murray
»to la s:»ij to have beeu implica
ted in the goltl> robbery uu the SS,
Humboldt a few years ago, whilt
La transit from Skagway to Seat
ue, was arrested here today- for
swindling.
It is claimed that Murray's swiud]
lag operations extend through Tex
as, Oregon and Washington.
The amount of Murray's Swindl
iit schemes is estimated' as up
wa'ds of one hundred thousand dol
lars, and IU3 victims have ue.n tb«
jai-ts in the states mentioned.
SOLDIERS TAKE
Vienna. April 21—Tha Soldiers'
Council lias taken ovfr the control
o' Vienna^
Communizin^ of progeny ha.-» be
gua. Colo®*;! Cunningham. in the
name of the Allies, ha3 warned the
Soldiers* Council that if violence
breaks out he wilj cut off the food
supply. Th<; Bolshevists are 1"
complete control.
Is war ~
| FROM MEETING
I Paris, April 22.—At this aftor
f noon's session of tli,. Bis; Four Pi'®-!
j mier OrtatuJo of Italy was ag-aiu j
i absent.
! This apparently clinches the ho* I
: li<»f that the ItaJtams have with-1
I drawn from tha pret e »o-t Terence I
| pending- d-efnitp action lreiug taken '
j of the Adriatic question
•Washington, April 22.—The re
cruiting of ten thousand soldiers;
tn protect th- United States J>os-|
fiessk>ii^ in tiu* Pacific ocean j
been ordered by Iii^ War 3?part-j
Paris, April 22.—President "Wil-t
! son and Premiers .Lloyd George and |
and Cletneneeau are today consid
| erinT the Japanese question.
We have been telling you
For some time that we want you to come
in and see our safe deposit boxes.
It wont cost you a cent
To come in and see them and besides that
we will be very glad to see you.
BANK OF ALASKA
Have You Tried
"GOLD CREST"
Brand Butter and Eggs
Just what you would expect when ordering the very best
Fresh shipments received on every boat
The Eggs sell at 60c per dz.
Butter 75c per pound
These prices subject to market changes
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P. H. GANTY
n nunc issues
CAUSE Of MBOU
Washington, April 22.—There is
an undercurrent of belief in this
Cltv that diplomatic Issues of con
siderable gravity exi?tg between the
United States axid' Japan, notwith-j
standing tlio earnegrt effortg °£ tlio
state department to allaj: apprelien-j
slou,
Washington, April 22.—The War
Department has given orders that
a detachment of soldiers take up a
vi?H on tha hills above Fort Liscaim,
Alaska, to await the break up of
the ice la am, effort to .recover the
body of Ralph. K. Pulver, who lost
his life Lu an avalaach last winter.
Pulver wag a poldier belonging to
th® troops In. Fort Llgcum,
New York, April 22 A cable re
ceived her© today. from °aris, (states
rJxat the German troops had at
tacked the American Bed Cross at
Koono, Lithuania. Xo details are
P'Vt*.
l ofTrai
BEING CABLED
Washington. ApriJ 22.—Thef * re
vised text of the L»egaiu<o of Nations
Is being: received at tliei Stato de
partment today, it has been an
nounced1. It has not vet been de
termined when the document will
ba madie public.
S0UGH1 PEACE
"Washington, Aoril 22.—That Ger
many sought for peace in 1916
and requested President Wilson to
mediate between the Allies and
Germany will be made prublic today.
MKS. McCUM/AGH JENTE'AS
RAOE FOB SCHOOL BOAJU)
Grged by a number of friends to
become a candidate for school di
rector, Mrs. Keith MeCullagh. yes
terday afternoon filed her petition
with the requisite signatures with
the clerk of the Anchorage school
board Mrs. McCullagh. t aires
considerable interest in school work
having been teacher for, several
years in Alaska schools.
Charles Adams and his family
were released from, quarantine yes
terday a§ all were completely re
covered from their reoent illness.
B01SHE1 ARE
DRIVEN OUT OF
SEMSTOPOL
Salonika, April 22.—Information :
| bas reached here that t&e Bolshevl* '
kl have been driven out of Servasta
and their advance in south
j ern Crimea has beon checked.
Paris, April. 22.—A wireless mes-,
aage received from Basel Bays that
tjie Bela. Kun government at Bud
apes' has been overthrown by rhe
! former government, and" that the
1 Bolsheviki ar© held in check in
| thei" advance.
RE
IE Villi
Washington, April 22.—A wire
Iops message from. Russia, received
here says that the Bolshevik! have
recaptured Vilna and' are in control
ol tie city.
ADMIRAL EVAN'S IS
DUE AT THREE A. M. I
Agent Reynoldson of the Admiral
Line advises that theAdmlral Ev
ans will arrive in Skagway tomor
1 row morning at three o'clock.
The Evan;? hag passengers, Ireightl
and mail. It is not known how |
lon» sho will remain in port.
Pat Keannj- arrived) in town af
ter spending a couple of months
I a* Glacier, where he has bee® in
1 tho employ of the White Pass.
Pat says ho, ^ going to devote his!
I time to the Study of interoation- j
j ai law and politfts.
Put Another
Service Star
On Your
Pocket Book
Buy
Victory,
Liberty
Bonds
A NEW DEPARTMENT
To Meet Requirements
Read our display advertisment on page
three in Tuesday's Paper
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Lincoln, Ajpril 22Tlie Commoner.,
fV'l 111am Jennings Bryan'p pajker,
ia« a leading- gditorlal today In
tfhich is urged tb« grooming of a
roiiD£ man for the Democratic nom
iuatlom for president at next
t -ar'e convention. !
The article doeeg not mention any
names nor suggest who it should* be,
but emphasizes the fact that the
next nominee,for president on the
Democratic} tictet shall be a young
man, and that the so arch, lor th<3
right man be started at once
HAVE RESIGNED
III HUNGARY
Amsterdam, Ajpril 22—A Vienna
Ifspatch, received: here at noon, to
iay gaya that thg Bolsheviki gov
»rnment of Hungary has resigned.
The dispatch further state? that
[U'- Soviet troops have bee<n\ defeati-d
av a combination of the armlep ofi
uzecha and Rumanians. Informa
tion to thia effect reached Vienna j
>y aerial mail from Budapest
London, April 22—'T.lh® collapse
)f the Soviet government in Htm*
rary is reported in a dispatch to
Jie Daly Mail.
The dispatch states that the fall
>X the Soviet government was
ollowe^ by th$ declaration of mar
ia] law by the former government.
germanTwill
SENG 6 OVER
Paris, April 22—Germany hasj
lotifled the Allieg that} phia will
wnd a delegation of six high per
sonage to represent Germany at |
(fersailleg congress, but cannot be
•here earlier than April 28th. j
Foreign Minister Brockdorff will
lead the German djelegation.
NOTICE OP COMMUNICATION'S
A special meeting ofi White pass
L,odg9 No. 113 F. and A. M., will
leld on Friday, April 25, at
7 r>. m. "Work in thp F. 0. degree. j
The reguflar meeting will he held
Jatuidey, At>rfl 26th, at 8 p. m.
By order of the W. M.
RUSSIAN WORK
MEN INT I
ASSEMBLY
Washington, April 22.—The De
partment of State bag received] ad
rteej tloat reveal that Petrograd
Workman#' organization ha? passed
a resolution d«Tn an ding tb.9 r«-es
tabllshiiueait of a constitutional as
sembly, the freedom of the press
and' the right of private owaership
of property. . ^
New Yarir, April 21—Tha Wa*h
iug'ou i'jovornjoent fitatLstla wblcb
have been published today reveals
the faci that seventeen, thooisani
men have been graduated Into the
millionaire els# in the last tyro ysar»
New York haa .^applied about half
of them.
WILL PLAN TO SHOV8
SKAQWAY TO THE TBOP
There will be a meeting of the
members of tbg Victory Loaa cam*
paign committee tonight, at tbe
Bank of Alaska at 7:30 o'clock,
an<l all manibeTB of the committee
arp requested! to be present. At
this meeting plang wll be perfeot
ei< for cairrytiag can the drive which,
will shove STcajgway right up to the
fOD, and were it necessary, Bend
her "over," but Gov. Lynch msere
ly wants Skagway as well ag all
other district^ in the 12tb Fedar«l
reserve district to go to the "top.
lii ou hand promptly.
Rediculous Shoe Prices
A big line of
Oxfords and High Shoes for
Ladies
We have placed on our
Bargain Tables
Oxfords At - $1.50
High Shoes At - $2.00
There are Blacks, Whites, Tans
and Patent Leather Shoes in good
styles and large range of sizes
You will have to come quick as they will not last
long at these prices
JAMES'KENNEDY