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CAMP KEARNY, San Diego, Cal,
July 25 (by Associated Press).—A
few snappy orders given in a foreign
tongue, four companies of soldiers
swinging into column in perfect align
ment, and the march began. One
thousand Czechoslovak veterans, rest
ing for a brief period at Camp Kearny,
en route home after four years of
campaigning in Siberia, were passing
in review before General Frederick S.
Strong and his staff. No band played,
no note of bugle was heard.
The remarkable feature of the ex
hibition. as pointed out by military
observers, is that the men are not
of one organization that has been
drilled as a unit for months, but are
a miscellaneous collection of casuals
under command of strange officers.
They are not of one nationality, even,
some being Czechs, some Jugo-Slavs,
some Russians. But they went
through the evolutions as one man.
The color bearers were two huge
warriors with picturesque beards.
In sharp contrast to the close-fitting
uniforms of the United States army
men were the baggy costumes of the
Czechoslovaks, many worn threadbare
from hard service.
At one time during the review the
thousand warriors broke into song,
singing as with one voice their stirring
march.
The Czechoslovaks will pay a brief
visit to the nation’s capital at Wash
ington, where they will be reviewed,
thence leaving for Newport News to
embark for France and home.
MORMON TEMPLE AT
# HONOLULU, July 1 (by mail).—E.
Wesley Smith, new president of the
mission of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) ha
Hawaii, has arrived here to take up
his work. Mr. Smith is a son of the
late president of the church, Joseph
F. Smith, and is a native of Hawaii,
having been born here in 1886. His
father made a number of visits to
Hawaii as a church missionary.
The Mormon church, since the mis-,
sion was established here in 1.850 by j
President George Q. Cannon, has ac-j
quired about nine thousand members
in the islands, and owns and operates
a large sugar plantation in Laie, on
this island, Oahu.
A large temple recently was com
pleted at Laie, but it will not be form
ally dedicated until President Heber
J. Grant and other high church offi
cials can make arrangements to come
here from Salt Lake City for the
ceremony. It is understood the party
will come as soon as steamship ac
commodations can be obtained.
WOMEN OF ARIZONA
CO-OPERATE IN WORK
OF PRESERVING FRUITS
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TUCSON, Ariz., July 25 (by Associ
ated Press).-—The women of Snow
flake, Navajo county, Arizona, with a
population of a few hundred persons,
co-operatively canned 13,049 quarts of
fruits and jellies for home use in one
year, according to a member of the
agricultural extension service of the
University of Arizona, who recently
visited the town.
The Snowflake women, said the uni
versity man’s report, own co-opera
tively three pressure cooker canners,
which they pass from house to house.
In 1918, he said, they canned 13,049
quarts of fruits and jellies and dried
1.745 pounds of fruit and vegetables.
Snowflake is in an isolated section
of Navajo county, approximately sixty
miles from a railway.
RADICALS DEPORTED
FROM MEXICO CITY
MEXICO CITY, June 30 (by mail).—
Active measures to prevent radicals
with anarchistic tendencies from
spreading their doctrines in the re
public are being taken by the govern
ment, which already has deported sev
eral persons charged with pernicious
conduct. Federal employes at all
ports of entry have been instructed
to keep a watchful eye for suspicious
xa
persons.
John J. Reagan, who recently re
signed as assistant district attorney in
the First division, has left for Wash
ington, «where he has accepted the
position of private secretary to Dele
gate George B. Grigsby, which posi
tion was tendered him by the latter
on taking his seat as delegate from
Alaska.
The well-known “Westiughouse”
electric heaters are now for sale by
the Northwestern Hardware Co.
Special dinner served from 11:30
o’clock every day at the City Bakery.
Do you know the Horseshoe
Billiard Hall carries one of the
most complete stocks of TobaccQ
and Cigars handled by any store
in Alaska?
We have special facilities for
storing tobacco to preserve its
strength and insure it reaching
you in perfect condition. You
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Prince Albert, Tuxedo.
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We carry a full line of Pipes,
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