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Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
 MAKES GREAT HIT
Packed House Greets Graduating Glass in Their Production
 of "All a Mistake

The Lyric Theatre was damned to thc doors Tuesday evening with people who came Co witness the grad uatug class of Che Douglas High School produce their class play "Au Ia Mistake
 The play itself is a comedy and Che scenes were laid on Che grounds and in tho house Of Capt Obadiah skinner The eccentric captain was portrayed by Joe George Am u- sane asylum is next door to che rcs- idcnce of thc captain and that fact is used to good advantage in the play.
 The captains nephew, Lieut.. Geo. Richmond was Co Doe dIs.uhcr.rod f hc did not marry the girl chosen for him by his uncle. George. hearing that his uncle was dead brought his bride home, she not being the one chosen by the uncle Hc finds his uncle very much alive. SO hc at- tempted Co pass thc matter oG by claiming to bc married Co hismclcf choice. who is also ou Che spot As George. Elmer Palmbom took the part of Che distracted and jealous bridegroom very we'll Verne Ham nah was a charming and fearful bride. while Etto Brown as the makc-bclicve bride was perfectly self-posscsscd and at home m her part.
 Philip Bradley, who but a short time ago started on Che part th0l had been rchcarscd by Herman Gius did very well os lovc-sick swain who had had a quarrel with hi. sweetheart. Che pretcndcd bride O. George.
 Victor Hewitt, as th- "Nut," was "vcry good, don't you bnow;' n fact he was perfect in tbe part He was the "Romco" of Gertrude John son. who took the part Of am old maid in love, with such naturolucss that she did not appear to Doc acting at all. It was "oll mistake that her name did not appear on the house program of Che evening.
 Impi Aalto, Che servant girl whose chief object iu life seemed to Doe the pursuit of ten thousand kisses prom lscd to some Nellie in a mysterious letter. did very well and came in for her share Of praise.
 There was an awful miXup be- tween jealous husbands, supposed escaped lunatics and weeping wives. but the final curtain found an con- cerncd happy, with the captain con vinced that it is an a mistake to try to tell young folks who they are Co marry.
 The young folks by their acting showed they had received much training and got through the diff cult parts of the play with ease They and those who trained thom dc. serve considerable praise for the per rormance.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
CLAUDE BACK

Claude prurIase. who saw service Ir France with Che glst Division. is now iu Seattle. having arrived with thc troops ol chat Division some time ago Uc Is waiting 1t Seattle until such time as he eau get passage on boat coming here and Is expected home gr any -.mc. Local folks other than nj. relatives arc onNiously awaiting Hs arrival here Co secure first hand information iu regards Co che fehIu9 during Che last days of Che great war.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
CREW THROUGH

The road gang that was working lor a time on the government road under che direction Of Alex Nelson has finished its work Repairs were made ou thc Cowec creek bridge. putting in two bcnts that were taken out by thc high water last fall. A good job was made of the bridge and there is not much likelihood of it going out again in a flood. Be sides this work. railings were re- paired on other bridges and chuck holes iu the road filled in.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
TERM OVER

The pupils of Miss Jackson's and N.. Aalto's rooms finished Che school year today with picnics out 1u tbc government road No school tora was done in thc rooms and Che children only attended school long enough Co get their report cards.
 The Trcadwcu and parochial schools win be in session short .me yet Co make mp for some of the time lost during thc influenza cpi- Iem.c
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
BASEBALL DANCE

The dance given by the Douglas fire department to raise money for baseball equipment, on last Friday night. was a success both from so- cial and financial standpoint. The large floor at the Natatorium was just comfortably filled with dancers who an seemed to have a good time dancing to the splendid music.
 As an attraction. the punch bowl, presided over by a couple Of we'll known members Of the department shared honors with the dancing.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
GONL n1cO 3UsuEss

p. H. Fox, the pioneer Douglas merchant. has gone into business at Aberdeen, Washington. He has bought out am old established cloth ing and furnishing store carrying a S3O,OOO stock and is doing very we'll lie says that ho likes the climate of Aberdeen and will most likely mako that place his future nome.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
F. W. BRADLEY HERE

President F. W. Bradley of the Treadwel and Alaska Juneau Mining Companies was an arrival from the South last Saturday morning on the Princess Mary. Mir. Bradley will spend considerable time here this year on work connected with the two big companies.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
RAISES SOME MONEY

Chairman Oscar Grundler of the dance committee reports that a total of SIP was cleared on the dance given by the fire department for the benefit of the baseball team last Friday night.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
BENEFIT SALE

Tomorrow. Saturday. thcrc will be a sale of fancy nccdlework. goodies and other nice things in the Catholic Club rooms. The proceeds win go to St Ann hospital Many bcautI- mI articles as well as delicacics have been donated and those attending can bc assured that they will not only bc able Co secure choice arti- eIgs of uccdlcwork and catablcs. but that their money will help a worthy cause.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
BACCALAUREATE SERMON

Roy. Gladstone c. Bruce delivered tbc boccalaurcate sermon for the graduating class of the Douglas High school ot tho Congregational church last Sunday evening. The theme of his discourse was Faith. " and he preached an eloquent and instructive sermon from the subject to thc young folks who are just leaving the school room to embark ou Che larger things Of life.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Egburt Bowen celebrated his fourth birthday Tuesday afternoon at the home of his parents by having a number of his friends as guests at a party. Games and cake and ice cream kept the little ones busy all afternoon. About twenty-five guests were present.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
TAKES VACATION

E. J. White, chief Of the Bureau of Publicity for Alaska, left on the last trip of the Princess Mary for Inc Sound. He will visit with his daughter. Miss Lena White of Se- attle. before returning, about the first of June.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
MRS. WOOD BACK

Mrs. Harry J.- Wood arrived on thc Alaska from Seattle and is vis- time. She will go Co Chichagof later uug in this neighborhood for a Go visit with her husband. who is employed there.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
POSTPONED

The picnic that was to have been given next Sunday hv Che Ladies' Aid of fhe lwmauueI Lutheran church has been postponed until 90 later date.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16
COMES HOME

David U Chr.a.oc returned home ou thc Alaska yesterday afternoon. after having spent some time In se- attIe consulting eye spciaiist1
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-16

Become q stockholder in the Unit ed states-buy war-sayIngs stamps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
Seeking the "Kick"Is
Gentle Pdstime of
Many These Days

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

veiL or sGcREcv LirvEo


Il map interest those wbo suffered
from the effects Of mustered gas "a
know jva What hspp~usd 10 them
Nov that the veil u secrecy has beea
lifs~A the following fscts nre made
clear. Mustard sas Is diohimthyisuI t.
phid Iis distinctly local effects con :
slss mainly Of eoDjuDcsivitis and "a :
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d~vnis. e1ens ana later secrosls of
tse SKIN ,es4ips 70 ssin lesion u
gSsaf ehronirisy and congestion spd
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tsrbea ana tsonohi These b. fhs
Army ana Navy Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
ITll|lN lVAT0Rs JOIN
REBEL RANKS Or POET
Recpssinx u Parliament
Again Postponed and
Council Meeting
II Called

neme Saes, Is The crasw tAe ltAl
iAs government saees ia CshFlsle,
tAannnshes adyensges al tsame
AroaxA, fcrth significant action TO-DAY
royal decree vas gasaea rossponleg
va f~opeoInx cf parliament anssl
satursiAy ard callins a session NJ sAe
crown coancsl tc no hsia Thar&aas
TA~ rfihans. eemmentinr on the
summousns ~ the crown saunelt
points eat tie eysrs ~ mna, smpor.
tact aud directly connected With the
rsame problem '-wAicA Involves ,Ae
asgAest ana mes, pvrmAncn, Interests
o. ,s. country
The Idea N2ssonaie declares TIN
callsnx az tie ecasell Is anpreoadeal.
"a and Unconstitutional. Characters
InF "a ~ premier Nuts method ct
sryins 10 sAve Ais cabinet.
f~m army aud nAyy sources Il w4s
reported today that seas,lcn was
spreading Ia tAe ranks al aviation.
where The ofsi~rA ldollss d'Annanssa ,.
Reports from Trieste said a whole "a
'aariilN ~ airplAn~e had left their Alr
aom~s 10 ,can To poets forces oih.
~ reports stated that the aviation Aa
thorsst~s. realizing tse probable n.
'~1ts OF tho rame occupation. have
ordered all Airdomes closed and
guarded In many Instances they have
removed The vital parts os the planes,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
A Simple Way 10
Reduce Wrinkles


Rem.mb~r shat vrinkla~ and bsxgt
r*~s of cheek or chin are due IL sas
fnascaiAr ssevue losing .ts ~<r~n.sh and
shrinking. The skin ~ then too lsrgs
IN arsA 10 fk such tlssae smoothly
" wrinkles or xaxx.
To remedy this condition, fAere's
nothing 70 effective 10 quick acting
"a simple w~sh iofsoa easily snsds
~ hone JUST w~t an aanc~ n pQ,v
rcwd~csd sanoii.e al your druggist !.
and . haK pint of witch hazel. mts
the tvo and battle your face ia thr
liquid. THIS III once fightens shs skIn
and solsdifis~ the underlying tissuesr--
~fAsch. 81 courss. ensooshs cat tsfF
lires and draws in the saexlnw skin.
u also stimulates capillary clrenIa+
ron hrsnginw natural color N fad ~
checks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
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xxx II XXX N NJ NJ VI II n 4
Governor nlckeft Of Safth carollna
cas- been requested 10 grant pardon
to a dead man ia soldier. killed In
France in order that hls motner can
collect The sio.eoa insurance vhlch be
soob out upon snilsting In The military
torces following hiA escape from sae
state prison.
rordney Williams was sent 20 prls-
on irom Robeaon County 10 1915 fer
fifteen years for hurgsiry. lie ss.
capped and enlisted in ~. Louis, and ia
short time BE- yas in France.
wratie the records show that VII.
lsams enlisted under she name OF nog,
erx. be made his insurance payable 20
his nots@r. Mrs. Williams. who ~ nou
living In Winston Salem. Hs was
assigned 10 & machlne guu battalion
and vas Killed.
Hh military record. the official re-
parts show. was good. bas whsn tho
Bareaa ~ War Risk Insuranee seund
tha< be vss fagitive from iussise II
refused 10 pay over ths money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

Washington Sept. 2s TIE british
government nas decided To release a,
once Ereai quantity of packax. mai
up In FngIaud durng the war, This
sss announced today by the siate d..
parsmeni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

Ts@ s-ast savsers*er@ns Eay n&r4
r-s.t CAT have "a > satisfied cnnsones.
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ctazssrAssas conxA Remedy fp
Fears aE1 .avs always founa shas u
xsvAs s&~s<c< svs~fs~<h~~ ?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

Mrs. wssca~crsh sntegsasnea sAs
kEmcna slua yesterday afternoon
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tscn hriAer. Mas kAsAryn Cassidy
ard Nr& |. v siar~r WANING shs
r-asns, Mrs Melville Carer " Casa /.
lon ~s& pr~a~ns.
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tesday ssf~r visiting IN r~e~aa and
Nsnhastsn. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs cAsrlvs ShOr cs ok
lahrma City. Mr@ v i narSss ard Mr.
Nell hsr3*. ~nsoy~d . picnic saHp~r
sg the cs1ntry ciue last nlxAs ~
sno~s was here 60 attend the cna /.
si~sory.
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past shr~~ weeks Ia Oklahoma CITY.
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rood hoy ~ or IL yVarl " age
y'hoee Earenis are willing shas hs
learn tive printing trade Can begin
Al o'cioek and WORT on Saturdays,
Gall al Leader Office
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

Soon after Captain Gabrielle IAN
nunrlo oiierNd Fiuua at sha head "
several ,Aouaand irregular" troops.
TIRE government ~ Rome prohibited
publication II aas news concerning
military events 10 the city on the Adr
site Eariy reports told % Withdrawal II
from fIsima Of the British and rrenrh
troops. wAirh. a. the request nf sh.
adventurous poet aviator soldier.
i0w eved fheif glags
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25

SAVE MONEY Nv bayiug goca
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eefy n Norh Division phone lair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
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OLD TINE TOWM CaIERs

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-10-03
CINCINNATI
CICARMAKERS
Ask Support of Hamilton
Labor in Fight Against
RasOla and 1122
Cigars

The Cincinnati cigarmakers are ap-
pealing to Hamilton organized labor
for moral support in their fight
against the S. Joseph & Co., manu-
facturers of the Rasola ana 1922 ci-
gars, in which plant there is a strike
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-10-03
Wanted, New order % Industry.

There are 20 outstanding leaders of
American business ana industry" says
Glenn Frank, the sociologist "who
have always been classed as conserva-
tive men concerned primarily with the
financial problems of industry; if these
20 men should pool their brain power
in a study of the labor problems with
the same sustained thought they have
given to financial problems, If they
should counsel with the students of la
Dor as they have counseled with the
students Of chemical, electrical and
other problems that touch their busi-
ness interests, and If they should take
the initiative in making g sincere and
exhaustive study Of the whole area
lying between the extreme forms Of
private capitalism and the extreme
forms of state socialism in order to
find out whether or not there is mid
die ground of industrial self-govern-
ment on which both labor and capital
can stand in a cooperation that will
minister to the legitimate aims of both,
they would, with dramatic suddenness,
invent a new order of industry. The
American public is waiting for busi-
ness craftsmanship that will attack
the governmental problem in indus
try."-Century Magazine.