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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23
CORN BREAD.

One cup sour milk. 5z teaspoon soda dissolved in teaspoon water, 2 table, spoon sugar. egg yolk. teaspoon salt. lH cupe cornmeai, white of egg beateh stif and added last Bake in thin sheeis in dripping pan in hot oven for zu minutes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23
HENS A WAR OPPORTUNITY

One hundred nens on every farm-hens in every suitable backyard
 More meat More hens on the farms and in the back yard give quick an- swer.
 Eggs to take the place of meat
 Poultry to eat at home, to release meat for foreign service.
 And manufactured largely from wastes weeds stray grain-insects.
 The hens forage for themselves in the fields. Worth doing always Important to start now Free farmers bulletins on poultry raising tell how. Ask the United States department of agri. culture for them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23

coRNMEAL PARKER HOUSE ROLLS.
 One cup rye or barley flour, s4 cur cornmeal. A teaspoon salt teaspoons baking powder, l tablespoon fat. ! egg. ! tablespoon sugar. A cup milk. Sift dry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23

If there is a cantonment near your city, visit it. and assist in the enter tainment and welfare activities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23

Buy War Savings Stamps and United States Thrift Stamps. Even the chll- dren can help in this direction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23

The duration of the war depends large ly upon individual effort Are you help ing to the full extent of your capacity?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
PLAN CELEBRATION
Metho'listS Contemplate Nation-Widc
Movement TO Commemorate
Founding OF Church

Plans are being perfected by Moth
"liEts all over The country for great
'M!sSi"nar% centenary" in ccmm"rn-
Grafton Of The rounding; out o: cen
tury Of splendid achievement il. t!..
history OF the M"thodis' Episcopal
Church.
The celebration VIII begin in The
summer Of tho present Wear, aud w:,l
probably reach into 1890 Complete
surveys OF al ,n;saion fields home and
forei*n, arc uow in process suitable
literature is hc.nc prepared, = round
of conferences wi. shortly Toe held.
and. most important of all N. mos;
intensive campaign o.; missionary cau-
cation cv"r undc'.ai;"n viii be carried
on throughout mo cnUrcu by the ala
Of tn" pastors ANA oth"r local mis-.
s!oEarY l"adC.s
Leaders IN Mc;hodis,n thi.h tMrrc
could be y" more uusp!ctous time for
SUCH rclcbrat ioN. since Christianity
rs racing The s"v"rcst test ana the mos,
Sinptndous responsibility" tho world
mas ever off"red. Fundamental sources
"f power and efficiency must be re-
discovered, with an carncstnces worthy
ni the magnitude ana urgency 90 tho
tasE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
SCHOOL TRUSTEES TO BE
ELECTED AT JOINT SESSION
Clay Council Called To Meet Tonight,
when budget AlSn VIII Re
Considered.

William II. Adams. president OF the
Board OF Aldermen. has called Joint
session Of the Board Of Aldermen and
Common Council for to-niEh, at "a:
O'clock to appoint school trustees in
The First. Second and Third Districts.
The terms OF Office OF the incumbcnts
Will expire on April 2. Those now
serving in this capacity in the respec-
tive districts arc William H. Owens.
Or. j. NJ. Hutchinson and ~; .Je.cv Jones.
and as no other candidates ar. con-
testing tho trus:cnships. the present
mon viii in nil probability he reap
pointed
The regular meeting of tho Board
viii I've hold at Tho close Of the Joint
session. AZ which, in addition 20 tho
adoption OF The budget ordinance, tho
members Will consider what action
shall h. taken against the Richmond
and Chrsa peake Bay Railway to com
pei u 70 observe tho requirements o.
tho franchise granting j. ,he right to
use the streets OF The city.
other matters Of minor inheritance
which viii probably como MP for con-
SiGeration arc thu resolution ammo.
rria:ins $500 FOR .i'e improvement o:
The Ninth street Dridgo and tho pro.
posed or1inanc" G:ins - nat rate Of
: cents per 100 cubic foe, for water
used a. tho aviation carp. Jurt cas-.
Of This CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
ENLIST THREE MEN
Recruiting at Local Stations FAR fellow
That Of Other Dnys-Color-d
Cnvalrymcn Needed.

Recruiting at tho various local sta
tons sustained a decided drop yrctcr-
day from the activities recorded for
the last few days. The army. navy
and marine stations broke even. each
securing one man to follow the coiors.
Colone! Naury Nichols. OF tho arnE'
recruiting station, reports tho ncnG OF
ten colorcd cav2lrytnen for the Tenth
Cavalry now stationed oE the triZu-
MAN border. Many men gre also ne cd :
cd for IN" norhyine ;:viltion corps il
was saiu. W. i. Canine. OF this city.
joined this hranc: OF service yesterday
and was sent Immediately 20 the elias
*i!icatio' Office 81 For. Thomas. Ky,
from which hc will be- transferred to
Sah Antonio. Texas. within :: Few days.
G. NJ King, OF Petersburg. enlisted
N tn" naval reserve 1T rho local navy.
station. A Chis Office nas recently
been notified % acnL all :nc: forward
81 once for active du,y. he Will hc scnt
10 Tho Norfolk training station imno-
di2tcl".
Captain Mot, Of the marine recruit
ms Office, rGpo"t"G tho enlistment OF
, II. G. Miller. "f .N:cn. y. g.. who v.au
transferred by the CharIntta o,uce ~
The training camp at Paris Island las;
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
Richmond District
GiUen Allotment
IS Expected to Subscribe $751;
000,000 TO New Issue Of
Treasury Certificates.

The fiith Federal Reserve District
was allotted totat of slS.ooo.ooo las.
mish; by the Treasury Department in
another S50o.oO0.oeO issue OF certificates
OF Indebtedness which is III preparation
OF the ;hird Liberty loan Richmond
bankers VIII take steps in the next
few days 10 subscribe their proportion
ot the total. While the Federal Re-
serve EaNk OF Richmond Will inn
Ocdiaio.y request member banks to
take rs great an amount as is con
yenieut in co-cpcra;ion with the gov
eminent. The Atlanta d.strIc; was ap-
Vortioned Sl5o0o.00O.
Secretary McAd7o gave out figures
showing that only one half OF the
banks IN The country subscribed for the
las; issue, Although the report was
issued withoU: critical comment. i, was
made plain that the banks had not
complied with the Sec-e;ary's request
81 = month ago when the $4,000 100000
program Of certificates was announced
that each hank Sc: aside per cent %
its resources weekly FOR ten weeks 10
invest j. certificates IN order 20 IN
sure q wide distribution Of the ;e.n-
rorary securities 10 casa the floating
@; the next loan
The certificates are TO b. dated
Na-cn -. and p4ymeN; must lie made
between Ihat da;e and March -, when
subscription books close They are
payable June Is with the same priv
il"sc OF being called for payment be-
fore tha; on ten days notice. as p5cvi-
Gus issues OF the same nature have
carried, and VIII be received .n pay
ment OF loan subscriptions. They are
free from ordinary taxes.
When these certificates arc sub.
scrihed. sl.sooooo.oo0 of certificates is
sued in anticipation Of the third loan
will I've outstanding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
COMMITTEE POSTPONES
ACTION ON TWO MATTERS
No Decision Reached In Either seven
Pines ar Cary street
NattcrS

Because City Attorney Pollard was
not ready 10 report upon various legal
Questions involved. the Counci Com
nittce on Streets Yesterday held in
allowance any definite action on the
mrci1 'Hootcd proposition for the res
tor"tion OF transfer privileges 10 pa
irons OF tn" Scv'I Pines electric line
tn" ccmmittc" also postponed action
on the proposed extension of tho freight
sid"tracE Of tho Southern Railway in
Cary street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. i'his extension is
sought by certain business houses on
IN" north side Of Cary street and il
opposed by property owners on tho on
positc sia" OF the street.
c. ~ Arthur. superintendent Of tho
Southern Railway COMPANY told :ho
committee tina: i, would bc i.,noss;h,.
Tor tho company 10 on"rato cars OF
ms extended sidetrack during tho day
hut 'hat cars would h. placed in tho
nicAt 'tin" and would remain there all
cay. Councilman Sullivan. who is tho
patron OF tho proposed ordinances said
may on account OF the oDposi,ior To
~" ordinance ana tho position of Tho
.'l' way company. he would rcrIos.
'""H frc"n;tL VIII" i asking that
IN" S!!"tra"k be extended, to corfcr
WIN "Nici&!S OF the company, in order
Z" prepare 1 substitute under whir,,
u" COMPANY would be willing 10 on
crate ears VIZ
inc c"mnittec received protest
rom = W. Clean in regard TO the
nuisance OF the ckip-stop svs.cp nj
IN" street cars on the Main Slrco, line
since tho ordinance Eivin. the s,rcct.
car COMPANY right 10 put tho trial
Sk'n-st"r system into affec, Cor q ne
Tiod OF ninety days this protcv, was
laid on tho table
The ordinance r:aking IN agreement
between tho southern Railw.a, Com
ranr and the city Tor the CONSTRUCTION
of thu Cans" Run sewer was recon :
.n'ndcd 10 the Council FOR approval
The southern Railway Company agreed
!" lie, the city construct this sewer
through its property on condition that
tho city womb pay the cos: o. CON
s'vuct'"n AID be responsible for al
damages accruing 10 the property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK
bhicrr From Camp Lee Will tddrrs.
Ri"hInond Academy of Mcdi-
cinc Tonight

Ir ". f. Draper. OF the I:oIt.l
states Public Health Service, now sta
t'hed AT Camp Lee. Will address the
Academy o. Medicine and Surgery. in
'Ae auditorium Of the Chamber OF com
mere Ea'ldins. tonight, beginning al
$50 p'clon,l
I'r draper has been associated with
hhr'l' h'a'ih work for many years
near his message Tonight. Ills g,,h.
act VIII be "Conf"rcncc WITH the Ma
i"nAl and civic Authorities on We
n"'cH' fTopHylaXis." Tho address VIII
ne followed hy general discussion az
ihl disease ~ members OF the nod
.'1l profession Of gna city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
BOARD DECLINES TO
ALLOW USE OF NURSE
Rejects Proposal OF Antitubcrculosis
Association 10 Detail Nurse
TO City STAFF.
WILL REPAIR BROAD STREET
Bids Are Invited to Furnish Asphalt
Blocks for Improvement Between
Third and Tenth Strccts--Other
Repairs Are Authorized.

By unanimous vote Of tho Admins
,r;itivc Board, the proposal oc tho
Richmond Antituhcrcuosis Association
Ia place its nurse under tho direction
OF the Health Department TO assist IN
combating this disease. was rejected
yesterday. II had been called to the
attention OF Or. Roy X. Flanagan
Chief Health Officer. by tho officials OF
The association that a fund had been
appropriated by them for tho employ
mcnt "r special nurse for this brand!
of the wariI. Permission was soush;
10 allow the nurse appointed - serve
as a member Of the public hcal:l. MRS
ing staff. under tho supervision NJ the
chief nurse Of the Health Departments.
Instructions We're forwarded 10 the
Health Department directing tina: ont
Sidcrs should Not l." appointed fC- Hc"-
vice IN an official capacity. and call
ing attention TO y previous C"'n'nG1i-
ca zion directing that tho board hc mo-
titled before permission was granted Il
any ono 10 accompany any inspector.
nurse or other employee OF The i!oai.N
department on official visits.
In order to improve tho sanitary
conditions IN the 200 block on Tas.
Fourteenth street. tho letter Of tho
lISaUh bcrG rtlHcDt Was referred 20 the
Superintendent OF lie Mater Works to
furnish 4 report ard estimate II the
cost Of extending n water main.
ADVERTISE FOR tSSIIkI.T nLOCES
TO REPAIR BROAD STREET
Upon motion OF Mr.. To!kce. tho City
Engineer WAS authorized TO advertise
Cor 100000 asphalt blocks. i2x5x4 o,
i2NjX3. delivery at Richmond via water
or rail. in accordance with tie apecif-
for same to be returnahlc not latcc
than noon APRIL :. The blocks are TO
he used to repair the paving OF East
Broad Street.
Acting upon tho communication from
Clarence l.. Paul. the City Engineer
was also directed to make the ncccs-
*ar% temporary repairs on Fifth Street.
between cambridge and iIull streets
This thoroushfare At present is said
% be practically ir,pa ssable.
Supnleri"rtinG previous Instructors
70 Tho same effect tho Superintendent
OF tho Water Gas and Electric Depart
:ncnts wcrc notified that no e=cavatinc
In III" city streets should DO under.
taken hy these departments without
having first obtained III" necessary. per-
mi; from the Office Of the CI,,. En-
gincer. except in eases OF great cmcr-
Geucy.
Tho building Inspector war advised
mat permission should bn granted for
the use OF tho Elues' .tr.norv for y
ball To I've held on March Ie for tho
benefit OF ono of the comranies Of on
Sirecrs at Camp Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12

\ series q TcVTNaI lU"r'IUlt| v D I,-
gin at Asbury Aic.hoai., "oyrra ,e>'
SUNDAY norniu-. no pastpr. i,, w
oliver Gordon. to lc aSHis'rd ~. r.!u..
her % workers. There VIII als. Ie a
special evanreliSiic sory.ac tl IN,
church Tomorrow DiGh' l'ravel ,r,c,-
ings hav: been arranged IN The home,
of various member n the church 'E..
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
Trnnxnnrfei Linnnr.

Lana IS Wilson. colorcd OF Whining
ton. y. e., was arrested yesterday on
IN" charGc OF transporting WHISKY ,ato
ihiS state in violation OF the Reed
am rndm"nt and given "a preliminary
hearing before Commissioner Flc~an.
h"'mcr Tho final hearing was :nAcr-
!niie!y postponed.
EdG:c Eranch. color". II Bon Air,
Va, "a. arrested on the charge Of be-
ing "a alacker. lie IL being held in
Jail Until il is learned whether nc has
registered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
nru"rh League Meet. ro-xiwht.

IHc March meeting of the Richmond
:rporth i.caR''. iniOn WI hn hci, q:
Central Nrtho"ist church, corner Ttir-
i'"7i' 1Ed Porter streets. South Hich-
'uond, "t O'Clock tonight Ecv. H.
-. Proctor WIFI 10 the speaker Of the
evening. Ills topic ~. hc tlc Pow.
"rful Life y. H." close o: his sermon
q call VIII he made for volunteers for
dc'nit" Christian service. 4 la:gc At
tendance from All Epwor,h leagues Of
The city - expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
Held for Grand Jury.

W.TT1W WWrris coIovol DI..-ro,l
Ni'h ieloniously shooting Jorn Nil
iams also co!orcd. in a SCRAP ut tho
Fulton Brick Works about a ,y..r.
"a. @ivou no,riuE before ,I,aIt.
'Ttic w. sunday y"a,rrday nornir,
.no a0Et On to ,h" grand iury or ilon.
''' 'T,Lt count. 'rhc ..ar ~ill H.,
it'ii - ne Ap' torn OF th" co,,r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
HOPE TO BRING SUNDAY
HERE EARLY NEXT YEAR

Although Rcv. Russell Cecil chair
man Of tho committee. recently sent
TO Washington TO interview William
A. CHilly'l Sunday, in an effort TO
got tho cvanSciis; to decide on some
definite date as TO when he could come
10 th!s city. was absent from the meet
ing. Fey. =. Il. Arcndall presented tho
report Of the mission. Following an
afternoon service they had an oppor-
tunity 10 confer with Mr.. Sunday. who
could give them 10 definite date Is
TO when nc could accept tho invitation
and conduct revival in this city.
However. nc did say that /. was his
desire 10 come 20 Richmond as carly
as possible, hut thought that would
I've the latter part Of tho winter or
early spring q. 1919
This committee recommended a; the
meeting yesterday that the Ministerial
Union express as It's first prefa-enca
that the time Of his coming be Ian
nary and tho early part Of February.
1919, and its second preference be from
tho middle Of February through tho
month OF March 1919 After III" re-
port had been submitted. I. was adopt
ed by an Overwhelming majority. and
committee was appointed to 50 adj
wise Mr. Sunday.
The first Invitation extended hv the
Richmond minister's 20 tho evangelist
was made in 1915, while hc was con-
Quoting revival in Philadelphia. In
1916. while drawine large crowds in
baltimore. this Invitation was aga'-.
pressed. but without success. and Ia |
wear h" was asked for tho third time
IN New York. \ tabernacle costing.
several thousand dollars mus. he erect :
81 il the evangelist decides to conduct
q ""viva! in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
NATION SUOTi.n HONOR GOD
IN pENDINl; CRlSIS

We believe the attitude or tho Com
mission on Training Camp Activities
in reference 70 an open sunday for
athletic contests and theatrical en-
;erta!nmcnts 10 be contrary 20 the
teaching OF Gods word. hostile TO the
spirit OF our evangelical churches ard
p-ojudic:al 20 tho religious we'll being
OK the men in camp.
Many thousands OF tho men drafted
BY The Federal government came from
homes tina. honor the Sabbath. the
Christian parents III which desire ;he:r
sons 20 he returned chcrishing !avio-
late tho religious convictions and ideals
Of their fathers.
We believe our nation in this time
OF crisis should honor tho God whose
blessing VIC invoke upon our arms and
our cause and obey His law: therefore.
BE II resolved. THAT the Ministerial
Association Of Richmond. composed %
ali the Protestant ministers OF the
city. respectfully urges It's protest
against this invasion OF the sanctity
OF Gods holy day. and requests the
Secretary OF War 10 order that such
official desccration OF the sabbath be
discontinued: and
That the secretary of this body he
instructed To communicate this action
20 the Secretary Of War"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
MINISTERS PROTEST
AGAINST OPEN SUNDAYS
Secretary Baker Asked to DiScon-
tinuc Athletic Contests and
ThcatricaIS in Camps.
REPORT ON "BILLY" SUNDAY
Special Committee Hopes to Bring
Evangelist to Richmond Early
Next Ecar Must Build Tabcr-
naCIc for His Use.

The ministerial Union OF Richmond
entered a protest yesterday against Tive
attitude OF the Commission on War
Training Camp Activities IN taNoc!nG
the introduction of athletic contests
ana theatrical performances ~ Cin-
comments on sunday. This protest,
which was in the form of q Tcsolu-
ton, was unanimously approved. and
the unions secretary was instructed
TO communicate with Secretary ~ War
Baker announcing ,hc stand taken by
the ministers OF this city. ana ura ing
his cooperation toward discouraginG
such proposed invasion OF the sanct!;y
II the Sabbath.
Tho RESOLUTIONS were presented by
Erv Graham Is Lambeth. II. -. who
stated ;hat they had already been
adopted hy The CONGREGATION ut tho
union service Of the IVES; End churches
on last sunday night. They read as
.g'l,rV'S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
LIME MACHINERY CASE
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Litigation Appealed by State Will
Come Up at This Term OF
Appellate Court.
WILL CONSIDER TAN CASES
Several Important Actions lnroi'-
ing Technical Points Will BE AR
-uCd--ISakrry Wants Exemption
~, Delivery Wagons.


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S,,t, r.,,,,c r;o,rd ,.-,i,s; ,ho S,,,i.i-
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,,cr.sut on Tho calendar for disposition
NJ tl:iS time
TIC c,sc v-,s anpcaled 20 tn, SUI
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$50. rerdnraa against The board and
s.s ,,omho-s !, 40 CITY Circuit. Court
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ron-.,,ny ,-o,rn,ry entered into con
80. ,.;., ~. convict lin. hoard nv
,.n;cr .no torr,n- agreed 10 install
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The Hollywood Cemetery company
is appealing a case brought against
them by the State OF Virginia. !; was
reported that the cemetery manage
,ncnt had failed 20 return ihl"hs lo'e
property amounting 70 S3.a-',9c' ana
the commissioner o. i'cFenue 49,
them Tor the taA' NJ" tn' -. " -
tried By the musings o'"i, :, w ,,a
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incurred ihtcres.. wv i'""'t w W ~, w..
the main TAX me '''"nae ',,' ~. So
petiiioned 'o' heu' t'I 80" nv, 49,.
nTeihe Coul' y" t''1 I,'. rro,m IVA
said property was tNe'''' nom
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lhe heNt $50 %. 80 =, ~
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
Women's Cool Knit Undergarments

Niagara
Womens Pink Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
Shocks, the Ideal Hot Weather Garment Are
Priced at S1.98 Up to S1O98

Materials Of Wolfe
collarless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
Racquet Cloth at 29c Yard

French linen effect
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-26
Smoking Out SIackers.

The papers are telling of western Kansas pastor who has hit upon the proper way to smoke out the Slnckers. In ono of inc recent war fund drives a meeting w@S htld at which the pastor rose and Snid: I've are assuming that all of you are Americans. otherwise you wou'I not be at this meeting. We assume .hat all Americans stand back of the boys who are fighting for us. Now we arc not going to ask how many of you will give 10 this fund. All we want to know Is how many are not go- ing to give. All those who are not going to gjNe anything will please stand up" You know the rest.-Kan- sas City Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-26
CHURCH MAY
 BUY BONDS

Juneau. April IS. - The semi aunual sociaDle at Holy Trinity Cathedral last evening was a most interesting and delightful affair. T. ere was a good attendance, not wi'nstanding that many persons were out of town and others were prevented from being present. The Dran spoke of the connection be- tween the maintenance of the Church at this time and the winnin' of the war, and read a communica- ton from the Church War Commis- st,, announced the raising of s60u.O0O toward the War Fund foI administering to the armies and suggesting three things which the Church might help in towards vic tory - purchase of the Liberty Bo.ds, food conservation, and Self te.ial, response on behalf of the Red Gross or any other demand etc.
 Earnest and encouraging remarks were made by Nr. F. F. W. Lowle, Robert scott. and others, and the su gestion that the church as a body help the government by the purchase of g hundred dollar bond WIS enthusiastically adopted.
 Delicious light refreshments were served by the ladies while an hour WIS spent in getting better ac- Quaiuted. The finishing-up of the basement as a Parish Hall was not ed as 9 great improvement, and has been accomplished without any ex- pense.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-26
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER L. 3. Keller, Publisher

ARRItssS a second class mall nAttSa July 2. 1898. 1 t0S skag- way ?. U.