The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 28, 1928, Page 8

e o 8 UNKNOWN DEAD IN DISASTROUS FIRE, HANKOW | M(‘n \X(nnz N IH(] (}\ll IH *n Pl‘l'l)l! mn I I-HII('\ Ti()(l})S Cti”(‘ll HANKOW, Chin wi and children when panic stricl Mer their way in the alleyway ple, until overcome by Many ited impossible t iine the tent of The helpless darkness to collapse of lines Chinese troop prevent looting order. The fear swept the ers became finally soldiers now patrolling the eity. .o SPECIAL TERM T0 OPEN HERE ldren with moke choked peo: were cre ox the city ters were and poles ¢ ea was in to time du arrying the called to maintain were to and crazed aside and loot Order was crowds trooj active restored and SATURDAY AM. Yudge Hill to Set Calendar| Tomorrow—-Both Jury Venires Meet Monday The first term of the U. S. trict Court held here last May will convene at a.m tomorrow with Coke Hill, of the Third Division presid- ing. The length of the term is indeterminate. The grand and petit jury nires are ordered to report y morning. Both may be ome time. announced by U torney Justin W, that there are about ready for submission to the ( Jury. One of these is a cb for murder. = One case probably will be transferred from Ketchi- kan to be investigated by the Grand Jury. It isnot expected there will be any delay in getting the petit jury into tion The District Attor. ney's office has five ix crimi- nal cases ready for trial, and it is understood that there are a namber of civil acticns pending which are also l’(‘(lll)‘ The trial Dis. to be since 10 Judge E, Mon- Kept or GREEN Slicker Huntin ng Coats GREE Slicker Hats BUFF Litentuf Sporting Boo H. 3. GRAVES RUBBER GOODS SALE off on all Rubber (;UOdi during week. Take advantage and save at least 14 of the regular price on Hot Water Bot- tles, Combination Syringes, ete. 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