I The Week In Society i
Ill runiiis dainty with a profusion
i»l ||ow»ms. *. J«»"ati i
Blarj. 'mrtl rufcrutiittnl
mom to It or tnoth«»r. Mrs H. ( ..Ha
ban, ami sistor, Miss Mar&uoriu*
( illahan T!ii' |>ru«* for iii$1» >.«• r»»
was won by \liss l-'isie * am!
a out \\riiv wtuit u> Mrs. K H U«?»*<»!
At tlto tiM hour t to * wen*
joitu-il by til her miosis The !»•:« ta
Mrs uvr*4 I'otUt'vd with o
swool jioas. Tin* uaosis *«*iv
Kri* TWfor. Mrs. I* I* •'
<'a Italian. MrV\ 'V Mr*
Uol'i'rt i ruRa. &r». II Miller. Mr.
i\ J Van ilt» Wall. Wrs. I*. J. Sha w.
"rift* « ulul Miss
Villi it.' tt all. MM i; II X
\ ... fr.ir-.Ml i'
IS Tin? fi),,»yiit>le .i.irt.'ie
I if ormsion Tor « •' »" : rt«». TImwh
*< >llt .rr ii'v. .! t!,i' m . i;il •• A'th* »eiv
llcl'ii l> I.> M-n. V.I- ami Mrs.
\Ul'.tlHU 1 I v it I • ■ 1a Mill, Mr
i-Msai" Cttllallt. K»tlu>r l.t'« Wills':
...id \>t. ami W* \V. A I'rj'-s.
\ suninior dafifo war
vnir lh*" Pullon pm'sts :i
!; • m|n in: ni.ill} .i- t'M *■" U >'ilW> '
.1 Mrs K r U Liftlr « nl |
-
\ 11>c.ii u
povin. it. ;m
. :*»;i tl«'liai > wwrtii *»i r*i
• *< •
i tn ?. • »4 r. out Mtn't [i J
jU> ami OwUluil to lh** • iti i
ti... \uow>. u* every soiti.il t
• art must Ik* maintained lis 1 •
. « •»•>! of tiit* welfare. h .
' :.»* ts u.at the st»,n«U. <.1 •»; ;*.•
.
ii»» - ul.> are uiwn T 1*4* lui.iiu .al io
TLiey have exhausted liu-ir
them with -i|j»i-ite- >m h u> >;»•»•! ..no
iuioher til' wkirh tkr> ttiv (he lieavi
est users. airil raj-ul deprerial .on i*
lire to lolluv (tilt s new funds are
Fortltk'Mmini; for maintenam'e.
The I'rpsicleui emphasizes the tae!
fliar |U<* monev is not to lie apro
priaied tor Uui purrliusi1 of bonds.
It i already in flu* hands of the War
I »n.in«-o C orporation, lacking: onlj
< n^ivs>ii»nal authority for its u>e
as railroad relief. "There is no thot
to ask Congress for additional
funds." declares .Mr. Harding. "No
add*-d expense, no added investment
'
• . axj* i ■ i
• •■iry .iiljfis:nii it,
d f t'miBi"' >s trtiiiiu
h<d V. itli tltP roads
tin- - mii' n>n of (it I'toi'l ■ s
funding opera'ion |ropos>d
• ("resident tias tlit* ajiprovil
bei-ti urged. by S.Mlatnr Al
niiilns of Io«a. Chairman
>:aie iVmnuTtv , «
r' « i r>- i-'tl l>y ih.it
11<*o into |)t«> jioiun^il rail road
• ntvltuiHj rv'iimor
.
eri.itteil lo Knailcn Uipr'scIn ■ - if
:te.v are to bo kept running. Me
(mil's out fliat liut only »vill tlie
• al. I1 ctnselvos lie retimed nut u"I
: idnsirii-s to \v Uit'll ilio road-i owe
luoiioy will evperier.ec a marked •
.1. lnit the entire niaiit.i'.u lut ing
I'rowmeiir. tt ran not b" dou'ited
i"'Siii ine wisdom of Trosid-'iit *l.n«
's recommendations wi'! lio i- >>u
Cuiisrws and the necessary legis
! laiion si>L«<Hty enacted.
TK1IM.K KITOKT I OR UVBOR |
Washington.—The administrations
is now encased in three lines of ef
fort for the promotion of the wel
fare »f American labor. It is re
arming immigration, framing an im
|H»n I ariil on clump foreign goods. '
and building tip our export trade. '
Keslrlciion of immigration has a
double purpose 10 relieve the lahot
situation at :i time when there are!
more men than there ure jobs, and to !
gi\e opportunity lor the American
izatiou of the foreign element al-i
ready here before admitting any I
nnsiderable number of new immi-!
grants. In both particulars the ef- [
feet upon American labor will be!
good, for there will not only be less
* >11 petition in numbers of workman
but s .1 lYsiilt of the Americ .niza
t.on of ! e immigrants their stand
ard of living will be raised and they
will e\pei i and ask the Kami* wage*
standard i"ie American workman de
rii.'in i:tvm* u. an i»;ifr\tii
t •* product -■ of for* - -ill labor A;
1.» • r i i- M.iuili.rd of wajtes ami
aif i low<•:' i!«•:> iiii'ii' -i)i standaril 1«
i-.iriiii'!. .ilirnu>! Ii i.« not pru|nn
liiil lit; wp e\pi>rt trade the1
iiHtftl* fetnpjHHi uiirwud nipults a do.- I
tar to lie expended for the paymeiu ',
L"f Amerieau wapes or the purchase |
'i American raw materials.
lion men out of employment. Gov-.
remedy for su« h an economic condi j
ioing everything possible, however !
io afford all the reliet that ran bf j
lltained through legi.-l atiou and ..d-i
i u:*t si.\( Ki:u To t;o to
I Itl \l. (.1 lL*n : SKXTK\< KD
Xi'vv York, Aug. 1 — Louis Judc-I
tovH* of Brooklyn. I he tirst ma:i
i.inu'd in the government slacker
i.«is, to lip tried here liy courtmar
i.il, was sentenced today to serve
me year in military prison and for
eit h:s |>iiy and allowances from
tin ii of Induction. May. 191.v
.11 \1 V! til' \l)gi AKTKIJS:
IU'1?I\I OK KOADsj
The headquarters of the Bureau
of Public Bonds. has been transt'err
rheutham. superintendent, has mov
ed to Juneau, and will direct all road
work under his department from
that place. This road Bureau is un
der the supervision of the IVpart
ment of Agriculture.
THK Cl'll 15KI*OKTEU
The editor looked over the euh
reporter's shoulder as the latter was
writing his first assignment, describ
ing the rescue of a young lady from
a watery grave. The cub's typewrit
er tapped rut the words: "Her limp
form lay prone upon the deck and
her short pants—
• Ilere—cut out that rough stuff'."
roaded the editor.
The cub turned upon his boss a
weary look and continued: "her
short pants for breath supplied the
only evidence that the spark of life
still flickered."
Tom Threepersons. former consta
ble with the Canadian Mounted Po
lice in the Klondike, is now a patrol
on the Mexican border.
Alaska News
The Cordova r!inm'<or of Com
merce fcas boon nslito'd thai thv
Eyak road will soon '■ '
!>nshf»d lit complf-i ion
od recenlb at llast i :.pp and is n
■
by the ""cutter Hear
mon are employed ui prosi-m
rhu'kiiKion and 1 c'><i coal
The work of taktrs out :
ml to connect the Eska i
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"TH XT in MiMN Ml "
i;\\k lunpi.mivi.r
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CHURCH NOTES
christian sen \cr
Sunday service will be he-Id at
i i'0 a. in. in the morning in the
hurch Kdii.ce of Chris »n S. once
tree: and Fourth avenue
Christian Science Sul .iect
Sunday School at II i.:
The Public is cordially icv;:ed
"IllST PRESBYTfRIW IHCRCH
Reverend E L. "Winterbe i*'
E. D. Fas: or.
lovah Dominant in Our 1.x
Sunday School s> 1- *
On Wednesday F -runs at v
he Fraver and Praise service
5T. MARK'S CATHOI.1C CHCRCR
9:30 Holy Communion.
Benediction immfdiaft'T after
Mass.
Sunday School
No evening devotions
Father Kdpnr Gallan
Fl'Ll, OOSTEI. MISSION
Si*th Avenue East of Rrosnlwa)
Bible Stu«Iy Class
W« believe in the Bible doctrmo
of experimental salvation, as taught
hy the leading men of all Protes
tant churches, and that the blood
of Jesus cleanses from all sin.!
Welcome to any of the services.
Sunday morning. 11 o'clock
Sunday School, I ."0.
Sunday evening. 7:30.
Thursday evening. 7:30.
Reverend W. H. Shoemaker.
and wife, in charg*. i
Bi£t Game Guide
Snort mik*h ^ l)f ait4 iniowN!.
«•«! in hunsiltfi l»iu canif in t? o
I,o«rr Yukon «-ounir> arr in
vitrsl 10 c*ll on mc. I Itavp
livH for m.my in itic Ai*
lin countr>. nn«l « :«n crniram
huntinu pr»ni«,,« lino
\ .1 U*»«h1 powrr
for lako hunt ins ;>n«l
For information «»li w a ;
Tom Williams
\TU\
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THE SKACWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEFMAN, Prop.
| it* Stfciltat fciLft hAftGS i
The largest ami Iw—l «m
.lutteil flair} in Alaska. .
I'ilw Cum! In n to 14 !>aj»
To Cure » Coin tn One Da)
NOTICE
Mile»rril>e lor r>e l«nil) Ala*
I iliu-tl MA..t - i.aml Ofl
cr
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First rnblication. J.i'<
Final ruplication. Aug. 16. 1921 |
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v . fit 8 o'clock* Visit*
fnc y-rrth*nt cordially woJcomo,
J. M. KeTIrr, U H. Keller.
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