The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 25, 1927, Page 2

2 Tt WMM‘,M‘}F Y N | e e P T 9 i [ man that ime Rn rana “*Star i:n'.l!H. Shoes claim 20 minwtes actual working Le Se come through rooms of the Star Brand Factories Shoes an " 1 that has no IN STOCK A COM STAR WE C4RK) LINE OF BRAND SH( Behrends Co., Inc. Junecau’s Leading D CONTINUE ITHOUT FIGHTING | Bt s ATLANTC cmAN X2 % CEAN 5/‘,[ AND V'R'/“ 7 = DURLN)"”A oSS AMANY - /NS \ S VIEL~:>\I g K vxw’”\”\ ».Rrv»APEs 1 island which has plenty in the Irish sea, being long and 12 miles wide. It irtuall; status of fon in (he ish commo Hy with Austia, and taon | . Thro legistuta: since the [talian war of indopen-|ine House formaily dence in 1839, Similarly, the #sla | followed Engiand ing war B Mao bk tot made peace ‘with | OB 1..-. fa In 1954, and its popuie Russia since the Ciimean war | 'on, then about §0,000 1854, Iv did its “bit.” Since then, San Marino is one of tle It 4 o Ay O Ioyn Ray Cv: SO B Siaiiice: n' the warld, heving{ Tt 10 Snd (he wAty of War. a population of stablished | o GeSep in the tenth « it eniov. Disabled Soldiers sovereignty over 32 square m|'-wl on the top of the - pest moun tain in the ltalian peninsula. Tha:| govereignty has heen respected for LONDON, July 20 900 years b ani|mer service men are even the i { decorating fine cioth Oceupying nigowns, day frocks und a shicer Ar 1| Bowns side, San Princess gafe from invasion, fress lengths army numbers ouly 1200 | cloth know “Painted fabrie. " §ts artillery consists of one One is of sult bine inlet with anm. field plece presenicd to i lavender panels, hwvlnga hyacinth after the World Wazr by the King | lavendor crocus border paint- of Italy. its guu has never herfl.,n from the hem of the skirt. fired, since, no matter how i Another dress length is In rose might be pointed, the sho. wonld|pink with 2 medieval painted‘de- Jand in foreign territory o|sign, Princess Mary also bought “flhflldnnal corplications., |an up ‘The Iste ol Man is tae Xoleugn same type of work, TINGTON, July \ still exigts—more or less— Eu. room 10pe } mil enjo [ W The oldest rP[)uhm San Marino, is in ¢ world, of hestil in 0 Disahled for engaged in for rest Napoleon, nountaln top, wit M of the decorated men ay ae 597.941 pairs partment Stc enthusi- | avening iy has bought three ,-‘cot-colored rhaw! with thd minutes {acturers of 2 in hours the finishing othier record PLETE ES re ‘llom h Say U. S. Tourist Spends $1,000 in France PARIS, July —Every fourth tourist in France is an American, tatistics show, but that onej spends about as much as thej lother three. | France had illion tourists | Pierre Audigler, {al of the 700 associations attract foreign money. however, he looks for a increase in mumbers if not in dollars. The average Ameri- can, his record indicate, spends |about $1,000 in France. This is ore than four times as much nl a traveling Spaniard, and more' | than tourists of other nationali-' tics spend. A little more than two-thirds of all Americans who cross the! \tiantic come to France. e {each Home Tasks ; Aid Women to Earn' MT. VERNON, lowa, July 25.§ Young women at Cornell Col- r¢ are to be offered courses in swing, cooking and home man-f! something over last year, says Secretary-Gener-| trying This, ito They already study those sub- ‘ Jects prospective housewives |and teachers of home economics, mestic arts so that they may earn (gement from a new viewpoint. i it a new department of studenti] industry will teach the girls do-| l | tyr | paper reporters | traveled | to tho interest which greeted ther | ing a their way through school by ob- taining employment at housshold | tasks. Miss Stella Scharch of Edin- burgh, Tex., instructor in cloths ing and textiles in the home economies department, will be in charge of the new brangh. e . | POLICE TRAIL ABDUCTORS OF TRAFFIC COP DUMMY BERLIY, July 26.—The life-size ‘nlummy of a traffic cop in full uniform was stolen overnight from station at a Berlin suburb wiicre it stood as a warning signal for motorists. Through the intrinsic value of !this wooden statue representative of Berlin’s finest is but negligible and it is believed that only a hoax was intended, the authorities are inclined to consider the act as a contempt of Prussia’s guard- ians of law and order. They have therefore gome to the trouble of WI“ Decorate Graves! tuing up the trail of the prac tical jokers with a number of tried police dogs. | g | BERLIN, July 25.—The art gal lary of Dessau, capital of the Province of Anhalt, will soon have a Hindenburg Room. The soldier-president recently visited the Province. Enthusiasm was high. A leading industrialist capitalized this enthusiasm by special room is to pel Hindenburg room. The tuate the memory to contain paintings by leading Anhalt artists as well as a port- 4 rait of Huvulbur. ‘himself. | | delegate fr FEATURED AT of the'mnecessary copped GRAND LODEE “Ala Is ()pen Sesame in Cinc umal», Says Lo- cal Lodge Delegate. word sesame to @any Cincinnati during the Eiks Grand Lodge sessions in that city, Jul 15 Harry B. Sperlin the local Ind Saturday ni of six The open ything in said om ho retur yme after an absence “Our Alas hatbands attracted attention everywhere and because we were from Alaska the recipients of many which otherwsie might been received,” he said Mr ing, Johnson Van Mar Ketch n delegate, and M.s VanM attended the convy tion ther, joining Detroit. At Cinciny District Deputy Grand E ler J. V. Lydick, of Cordova w a delegate from the Anchoy lodge in attendance but My Sperling did not get in touch with weeks, we erg cour not have force they toj mer d ®n Th ' him Interest Keen Alaska Interest in Alask s keen Sperling said. The kan Bl were kept busy answering quc tions about their home towns vegarding the Territory gene They were Interviewed by new and phetograph by news photographers. Almo of the Cincinnati papers gave Alagkans first page position account of the fact that they so far and, also, on hed owin vention The City of Cincinnati left noth ing undone for the comfort and pleasure of the visitors them in royal f: attendance, howev pointing. Only about pd‘ which was about the number expected in the en shion was 000 attend one-half of and for which preparations had been made | to receive Poor Business Cause Dull business and tight money conditions, together with the Mi sissippl River flood, were given as the reasons for the fall down in attendance. Everywhere a- went, Mr. Sperlin, told that busine: was and that money was tig! Miami, Fla., won the 1928 Gran| Lodge sessions, beating out Lo Angeles and Atlantic City which made strong fights for the priz». Los Angeles corraled the moist votes on the first day but fell N\ the | Knight—Hart nthal, I lle, Ind Grand Sec (Dubuqu Fred lowa ingon In Chaplan mingh art (Jamest Flint, Mich d of Cra Hagan, 1« me Crand | Grand Truste Ang d Ralpl Ie 1ewly Robert A Visits mber, sucece Ind Seott, Relati Sperling visited Minneapoliz f eks belore ¢ M. ing Linton My with g to ( and My Minn AW her mati 1 Cin t of Departr t a brother 1, also, a n, both of 1 the conven > aric Takes Un Shawl At Big Fachion Parade | PARIS of Sh the G building, ogue for Mannaqu Juiy 25 An “Even{ at the Grand Pal ernment xposition timulated the ‘m‘ ac dressmaking from W modern 8 rms and varieti M ted from W wife ivate se Bourrienne Emperor's pr ed fashion cashmere.” The t lasted generation Persans fre- had collections, re them as excellent invest In 1860 the shawl “went Until ently they were all s of wall coverings -e o SEWARD FARMER WEDS the age for shawl leral | quently garding ment out.” used for even to re ort decorations Carl Gate mer lacatec Seward I /Misg Eva came north companisd by H|(" »d Robinson, a fa on the outskirts of married recently Blodgett, who wedding, a wa to Theresa for the vom's ni 5 . ok Yo HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1927. ALASKA ELKS oYV ed'im;r le!s | !\'0 Weddmg bells for Betty Jewell, movie actress! Ronald Colman is & nice boy, but they have no plans to marry, she | says. | (LN Exclusive} Adv the ¢ ‘lumlh of The s pays. Us Empire. T T T A U L | Frigidaire Guaranteed by the General Motors Gastineau Flectric Co. THONE 416 RO LU R UL LU LT E T T Clearance Sale In Milan hemp braids—in most all close out HATS $1.75 and fancy shades, ~To MEADOWBROOK HAT! Our entire line of Meadow- brook hats=+to be closed out at $2.75 NEW RAIN COATS In all lhe Popuhr G olnrs——l‘ldlmol Lined 9 pecml-—$9 50 HA'r'S : TO ‘MAT(‘H———sl 75 GNPE ! NEW UMBRELLAS In All Colors——$6.25 NURSES’ UNIFORMS JUST RECEIVED ‘mE NEW EM. DU UNIFORMS $2.50 to §4.95 Glrls Dresses, 4 to 12 yre. $1. 25 65 cents ‘ 65 cents Boys Sults, 4 19 6 yrs. passing a subscription list for a of the president’s visit, and is is. a Wonder Worker With the Proper Kind of Palnt Juneauw-Young Ilurdu‘m e Co. 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