The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 26, 1933, Page 8

POSTMISTRESS UNDER ARREST Nellie Berry Arrested on Telegraphic Warrant from Ketchikan Nellie Berry, former Postmistress at Haines, was arrested there yes- terday by De v Marshal C. J. Sullivan, Aaccoi to advices re- ceived by United States Marshal Albert White. She was detained in jail p ng the posting of bonds The arrest was made on a bench warrant issued by Federal Judge Justin W. Harding and telegraphed & from Ketchikan. She was reported to have been indicted by the grand jury at Ket-' chikan on a charge of not making any account of post office monies, and refusing to turn over the same. Particulars of the case were not known here. i PAROCHIAL SCHOOL | COMPLETES FIRST | SEMESTER’S WORK' mere is an in husband, Archduke Anton of Aust The baby is a Archduke Stephan. On January 19 and 20, St. A Parochial school held its mi tests. Pupils meriting special hon- A Happy Royal Family and the godson of former King Alfonso of Spain, =0 he may truly be said to have been born to the royal purple. timate photo of Princess Ileana of Rumania, with her ria, and their baby, whose title is nephew of King Carol of Rumania 0 PULL OFF o ogeaphy and nistory, Dol Flere-up Between Peru and ores Smith; - spelling, Evelyn Mc-| Colom bia Excites Cormick. Mary Louise Norton, Smith; English, Beatrice Mul lgebra, Mary Louise Norton Grade Eight—General Average— a Lund; arithmetic, John geography and history, Josheph Smith; drawing, Claudie Grade Five—General average— | League s Council Bobby Thibodeou; Arithmetic Harley Turner; spelling, Cecelia’ GENEVA, Jan. 25.—Tne Counc'l| ¥ Thibodeau. of the League of Nations has Grade Four—General average— guthorized a message sent to the Dorothy Lund; Robert McManus, Peruvian Government declaring it Joseph Michaelson, Phillip For- js Peru's duty not to hinder Colom- rest. {bian authorities in the exercise of Grade Two—General average —|“full sovereignity and jurisdiction | James Westby, Bonnie Jean Klein, in territory recognized by treaty Thomas Meade. to belong to Colombia.” Grade One—General average —| The present dispute is over the Merritt Monasle, Eileen Ryan, town of Leticia, a jungle port Kenny Thibodeau. Peruvian troops are stationed there Kindergarten — Dorothy Thibo- to protect their nationals and it is| At deau and Maxine Mulvihill said the troops seized the town R i A TR from Colombia. Advertisements are your pocket- The message directs the Lima authorities to inform the Peruvian military authorities to take no ac- tion beyond defense of Peruvian| territory. A note has been sent to Colombia informing that govern- ment of the above action. ‘Fin(uu'ial Aid jor | G.A.R. Department, Washington, Alaska OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 26— | Among the bills introduced in the State Senate today is one by Don nith, of Spokane, appropriating $3,000 out of the State’s general fund, for expenses of the G. A. R., Department of Washington and Alaska, in its fifty-first and fifty- second annual encampments. T Ty T Y | Girl “Dry” Wins Office | TRENTON, Mo. — Running as a “bone-dry” Republican, Miss Agnes n of Trenton was elected ri's first woman Prosecuting te the landslide in | didates. She is a former school teacher. |clty last evening. Installing officers i District Grand Marshal Kathleen | tary Alice Laughlin, Treasurer Ar | dell Cleveland, Chaplain Gertrude | Field, Outside Guardian Anna Web- | ster. i vina Kimbrough. | den, Leanora Carter; | Irene Burke; | Chaplain, Edna Smith; ~ | Waltonen; Outside Guardian, Mamie ]| REBEKAHS' NEW OFFICIALS ARE NOWINSTALLED TR T District Dep_JC. W. Car- ter and Aides Install Officers of Lodge Officers for 1933, headed by Mrs. Ruth Blake as Noble Grand, were installed by Perseverance Rebekah Lodge No. A 2, I. O, O. F. of this were District Deputy Grand Master Charles W. Carter, and specially appointed Grand Officers: Deputy Kirk, Warden Annie Keeny, Secre- Helgesen, Inside Guardian Minni Elective officers installed were Noble Grand, Ruth Blake; Vice Alphonsine Carter; Treasurer, Appointive officers were: R. 8. N. Webster; L. S. N. G. Annie Keeny; Musician, | R. 8 V.. G, Betty McCormick; Belva Williams; L. S. V. G., Esther Odom; Inside. Guardian, Gertrude Reck. Th2 ceremonies were well at: tended and an unusually lar number of members enjoyed the lunch that was served by the new- ly installed officers following the close of the meszting. MRS. T. M. REED IS HOSTESS TO GUILD Members of the Ladles'’ Guild of | Trinity Cathedral had a special} meeting yesterday afternoon at th home of Mrs. T. M. Reed. There| was a good attendance and thej women were busily occupied all afternoon sewing on aprons ff the Guild Sale to be held next month. Valentine's Day, February 14, has been chosen as the date for the tea and novelty sale to be given this spring by the Guild and those in charge claim that there is! to be quite a surprise for those| who attend. Save Your Dollars! Regul COME EARLY—— ., PAY CASH g Buy Hosiery \ Now and Save!! Nowhere in the States is “Finery” sold for less PICOT TOP CHIFFON ar $1.25 Values 2 Pairs Friday and Saturday $1.38, Save $1.12 SEMI-SERVICE—$1.00 Values—69¢c, Save 3lc COLEMAN'’S IIIIIIIIIlliIIlI"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlhilIIIIIIINIlllliIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIllillIIIIII_IlIII]IIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIfl COATS! ALL HATS- 15 IIIIIIIllIIIIIIlIlI|II|IlII|IIIIIIIIIIII|III|llIIlIIIIIlVI,IIJIIIIINIl—IlITIT’HlIIlllllI]I|IIIII|II_I1|I|IIIIIIIIIIlIIlIJIJIIIlII,l!IJIIl,IfiIlI!IHI,lJIIIlII $3.95 and $5.95 Others up to $7.50 All a special purchase by our New York Buyer. Just 2 More Days Leftof Our DRESSES! ALL REDUCED ONCE MORE FOR THE LAST TIME $2.95 - $3.95 - $5.00 JUST A FEW LEFT—VALUES $35 to $39.50 For Last Two Days $19.50 $1.00 VALUES HATS FELT, VELVET, METALLIC 3 { Al for $1.00 z /NC./ No Charges No Exchanges OATS! SWEATERS, HOUSE DRESSES, BLOUSES, 0Odd and Ends of all kinds placed out for Final Clearance $1.00 No Approvals LTI A MRS