The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1928, Page 7

VBVAB.NEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG A\ o ¢ SLock AND MR GOOGLE (1SNT. HOME (ET — I SHUDCDER To TTHiNk THAT SOMETHING MIGHT HANE HAPPENED, To HM == I HOPE I DIDNT MAxE A GRAE MISTAKE WHEN I BEGEED HIM To GO ENER AND SEE THe DUCHESS BECAUSE SHE WaS S0 (ke = Ol . NO I MuSTAT THINK OF THE \WORST = HELL ‘BE HERE SOON, JP" Y ¢ Like HANE - UGH “HYMN TO PEACE” MAY HONOR KELLOGG PACT PARIS, Oct. 11.—An in- sternational competition to create a “hymn to peace,” has been announced by the musician, Caen-Dhurner, to celébrate the Kellogg pact The sponsor has the back- ing of many famous French musicians including Gustave Charpentie Maurice Ravel, Andre Messager and Alfred | Bruneau. They have accept- ed places on a committee ‘with Paul Lecn, director of ithe ‘Beaux -Arts, as _chair- | cman. Musicians of all countries | which signed the pact are | invited to compose a “‘sim* | ple. and expressive song | | glorifying the reign of peace | :J on earth.” Girl Ja.w Com DOUGLAS » W LEAGUE SEWING PARTY The weekly meeting of the Ladies League will be held this ,evening in the league rooms anl § ] ‘the ladies are invited to at-| tend and sew for the November <bazaar. Refreshments will be sor. sve«l. ish themes, geing to § |airs while enjoying a vacation. | | YORK, sat and s0ngs Oct. 11, The in New York made a fortune with hanish to il oW % CONVERTING TO OIL ! ‘I;I ::\]“ — | Excavation which has bee: un.“w‘;_‘,‘l‘l‘x“;‘ v ‘der way for the past few da 'M‘mh ‘the premises of the Smith building | |tRE Arat ¢ ‘corner 3rd and D streets, for the| Mahel Wapne, who iplacing of an ofl tank preparatory ; AREY fonisi- winman. Jaxs Oompo fto installation of an antomatic| oS ‘Weulth ‘oll burner, was finished today.| . . o “As s00n as the burner arrives frovy /o © oo C “the south, Douglas will have its kit first oil heating system. ite B Modern Women Require " Rallrnad Smokmg Car BERLIN, Oct, 11—German rail. | b el o i B “road authorities are considering |,h MUOT - (tom her e i the abolition of traveling com =it i s ot ohstcients designed “for lad Sl ol only. y to Madrid and b sin by way *‘;‘:“:I“’"’:fi‘in“"’”‘;rh";‘t‘“":‘m’l‘l-:;‘ “ore |0t Havana. She followed it with “Ramcna,” from which alone gmore and moro disposed to shun |0 B0t TN, the company of their own sex |y iy AT S i e fwhile traveling. The increasing | ... ol o mumber of women who smoke| has also raised the question of cirtailing the number of non- moking compartments, in six pop sia, There Jdown h |vis and later meiody She broke th e| ne domination last| ear when somehow she drew g s the voice of the mod- ern but the ancient folk tunes of all countries, in fact al jraces, runs through it,” SR Rep e iR explaining her Spanish NEED FIRST AID WORK |have gt i tand what I could catech second- WASHINGTON, October 11—The [hand in this countsx I tried to Red Cross is making plans to|Put into my &s. What's funny yeach more women with its first |about going t Pld instruction. Men now -pre- [Of the f'f! » thing lil\“( and?"” dominate in its classes, and wom- chose Andalusia in par- pn are declared particularly in sc she heard its folk need of first aid training in d “the virile, tio yiew of the many accidents which {1y stirring qualities” égurcs show oceur in the house- [With American j ————— old. WAR ON HORSE THIEVES KHARKOV, Ukraine. — Five thousand alleged horse thieves were arrested and 10,000 stolen hor: returned to their owners in this republic during a two- weeks’ campaign to stamp out the evil. a, she s trip. 1 ¢ ————————— ! 1 PARISH CARD PARTY The first of the Parish arties will be held at Parish {Hall next Wednesday night, Oc- fober 17, according to announce- lent made today. .o MAJOR OPERATION “ard HARATHON MEAL b I 5 Mrs. John Hermle, who entered t. Ann's Hospital Tuesday, un- rwent a major operation this orning. Her condition is re- rted to be as favorable as can expected. LATONIA, Ga. Dr. W. W. Cornog frequently eats a meal in Georgia and goes to his old South Carolina plantation, six miles away, for a drink of spring water. AlL KIMDS HAPPE - THOSE MY BRAIN = I (MUST GO SOME WHERE poser Of Spanish Melodies To See Spain at Last Manel wayne, ew Yok compe pain for esti-| in-| End | she W a | always liked Spanigh music, | pain to get more | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY OCT. " By BILLE DE BECK SIMPLY CANNGT SIT (N THAT HOUSE ANCTHER MINUTE = THE MinGTES SEEM HOURS AND MY MIND S\ CF CALAMITIES TUAT MIGHT D To MY FRIEAID » MORBID THAUGHTS 1a GGESTS AND HEAR MUSIC N SPITE OF The et HOUR. = .4 v 1920 ©.1%25, by King Featurea Syndicate, Ine. ©* Great Britaln Tights reserved. <DEFEY { i i i & o DERBY DICK, WORLD ALV ENT URBR, GREETS A. E. F. BUDDIES. ERO Cb war .m.x llm liuaso .Inpanese jand he served two hitches in | Highlanders. 11— got. ito the By L. A. BROPHY (Asscciated Press Feature Editor) W ASHINGTON, Oct. “Derby Dick” would like to go to the tenth annual reunion of the First Division, A. E. F., in Los Angeles October 18. But he re- grets, unfortunately, that he will be detained. It is a matter of Iurther regret to him that he tannot even pay his dues. Bighteen months he served in the pioneer American division in the World War. He walked with that cxaggerated carefulness of the tacker through the blasted weods of France, went through war, he enli First Division officers Dick, They was a matter of foand out,: too, . that oo soldier. Hig trou lafter d.scharge are not kn The mimeographed letter first to his London, England, dress, and finaily reached hin the prison “I wil say this for the boy the First,” he wrote in ans “Out of 30 years of soldierin or <1 popular the first songs with Span- time to hunt for new ! | KILKENNY DOG WINS PRIZE FOR BEST WAG Oct. 11, 1as heard of d Kilkenny now talking Kilkenny dogs daughter of the Earl rt conceived the idea show in 1 hould their yints but for their ec- icities. It was a gr success. The best class ! | for the werst mongrel in the show. | Another for the || ger, another ! ympathetic and an- | other for the dog with most spots. The show was a com- plete exhibition of canine misfits. of the The of De: attractive tail entry wag- the most best for eyes, 310 o’Clock Typlsts Do ' Not Fret in Argentma BUENOS 0oty 11, {When the boy or |l.mpl'r lstenographer in Buenos Aires is |1ate the there may be a valid If it is bad weather, excuse is not evi- |dence but rain-check is. | The railroads running into the [suburbs of this Argentine capital {have devised a scheme to proteet their regular passengers in bad weather when trains are behind schedule. [ The commuters have only to ask the ticket-agent on -such oc- casiolis for rain-check” Blldl this is given them, duly stamped and ncting the number of min-| utes their train was behind schedule in leaving for the city. - eee . U, 8. CYGA:: LEAVES. 2 ¥ i AIR office at office reason an Ceast Guard Cutter Herman in command. lefy Juncau yesterday for its base! at’ Ketchikan. Officers on the! {Cygan hau been appearing as 8 ent court ses. The U. S; Cyzan, H. C. — et ENTERS HOSPITAL. PR J. J. NJWMAN PLUMBING Mrs. Maude Miller entered St. n's Hospital this morning. She 'lll have her tonsils removed. [ —————— FREIGHT TAX OPPOSED HAVANA — Tlx chnrgel on ol;ht in Cuba, not included in profits tax against corpora-| ns doing business here, receiy- Lower Front Street . M. GEYER SHEET METAL QUALITY WORK with QUALITY MATERIALS means a good looking job and no repairs. Phone 154 Juneaun, Alaska united opposition of shippers a recent meeting. % New shipment Orthophonic rec- s received. (Expert piano tun- ) Anderm Music Shoppe. ne 143, (Adv.) : ——ee—— Chinese watermelons have yellow " 3 C: 3 1 1 Lb. V] TONY SIMIN GROCERY Cans VERIBEST PEACHES .. Cans VERIBEST GRAPE FRUIT Lb. VERIBEST BACON ST BOILED HAM PHONE DOUGLAS 65 the fighting horror of Cantigny, Chateau-Thierry, the Argonne— |there are plenty of memories {erowding Derby Dick’s mind, for [he has Iittle to do. “I received your kind letter |With an invitation to attend the reunion next October,” he wrote |Capt. Henry C. Evans of Balti-! f “I appreciate your kind- hess. However, I am very sorry to say 1 will be unable to attend on account of these high Eray|murkish walls being quite impossible m“,m & coresr Al nal Al St ve climb, to say nothing of the|prance to study for her pi many rifles scattered along thejjcense, after being refused top. at the sole. avia Derby Dick has crowned an ad- Tathats venturous life with a long prison Sureya Hanem, ~dai entence. He is in a west coast thy - Slia fall His answer to the mimeograph- ‘ed invitaticn to attend the gath to the Constanti ering regarded as representa-|g.hool this year. The tive of the affection of the thou='mapion of the school from fands of men who served in theioyjginal civil status into a pu division for the old outfit and it8!yiitapy ingtitution caused commander, Gen. Charles Pl yovornment’ to . turn down Summcrall. {girls’ applications. Derby Dick, whose real mame; Kbt withheld, is g/ Britisher, For he fought under the He was in the Boer served about 18 months with First, but I never wish to h better com beside me than they. Remem I was in the mixup from 19 Turkish Girl Chooses SMYRNA, Oct. 11.—The to choose avi mission school in She is ter of | ehant ish - girls applled admisy avia for ople is i Dell E. Snerim, aiaska’s now dl (.astlneuu Hotel. But when America | fraudulently with the Yankees. found out, all tliese things about Derby routine. went Profession of Flying who with five other Turk- transfor- adv. ,[PARISH BAZAAR th(‘ sted The annual Parish be 'held on November 17 in Parish Hall announgement made Rev. 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