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2nd Floor V»a G*'der Bldg. St’WARD, ALASKA
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take home. Notify Madison 18. J 3i ♦
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AMERICANS WII.L
ORGANIZE NATION
WIDE MOVEMENT
NEW YORK. Jan., 20— That the
preliminary work for the establish
ment of a national organization of j
5,000.000 members whose sole pui •;
pose would be to combat the teachc-s
of the Socialists, communists and .-ad
ical farmer’s societies had been quret* j
ly proceeding for six months was 1
made public by the organization com
mittee of the United States Ameri
cans. through Howard Flannagan, gen
era! secretary.
Among the officers are Daniel Wil
lard, president of the Baltimore A
Ohio Railroad; H. H. Wcstinghouse |
of the Westinghouse Air Brake Com- j
pany; Allen Walker, manager of the
foreign trade bureau of the Guaranty
Trust Company; M. L. Requa, vi'e
president of the Sinclair Oil Com- ,
pany; Otto H. Kuhn of Kuhn, Loeb A
Co.; Cardinal Gibbons; Dr. Dav*d
Jayne Hill, former Ambassador to
Germany; Dr. L. M. Burton, president t
of the University of Minnesota; John
H. Kirby, president of the National
Lumbermen’s Association; Milo D.
Campbell, president of the National
Milk Producers' Federation and Nenr.
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPUS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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SYLVIAS
nc Philippines.
Not Political Organization
The purpose of the organization U'
. t forth in it* constitution, and t<
which all members must subscribe, is
lo preserve the Constitution of the
right of individual possession which
the constitution provides to stan i
firm for law’ and order; to fostt
,;mong our people high standards o*
individual and corporate conduct, an l
to advance the prosperity and hap
piness of all the people of the Unite
Sta*\s.” It is specifically stated tha’’
“this organization shall have no part
in th»» nomination or election of pub
lic officials or otherwise in partisan
politics.’* •*
METHODIST CHURCH
IS NAME SELECTED
LOUISVILLE, Jan., 29— At the
Convention of bishops , pastors and
laymen of the Methodist Episcopal
churches of the North and South a
resolution was unanimously adopted
containing recommendations that al
branches be united under the name
of the Methodist church.
GIVEN h> the Odd FellowH
at their Hall
SAT, NIGHT, JANUARY Slut.
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SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER
J. L. McNALLY, ASST CASHIER
D I R ECTO R S
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