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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
ONO STATE OFFICIALS
WELCOME, nICI>E1I. TROOPS

Inc first official state reception
given returning soldiers here was
given this morning. when state Of
iicialS Of ONO went on the ricr and
=avc a glad welcome to tho Buckeye
LADS. in tho p.rty were Lieutenant
.'oycr7or Clarence !. Brown and Harry
/. I'avlS. Mayor Of Cleveland. Twelve
lnemhers Of the ohio state Legislature
so were present
The eattleship Vermont. which sailed
from E-cst March l.. followed the
hro,onlani into INC harbor. ard IN
ioAdea 50 men of tho One Hundred
: nd Thirty sixth Field Ar;illerv and
sas men Of the ono hundred and
Th!r:N-afth Field Artillery. parts or
inc old ohio National Guard.
The uattlsShip Counccticu. came
reNt in line. with headquarters 81 the
>iNty. secoHd Field Artillery Brigade
md The remainder Of tho one Hun
ursi a-E Thj-t%-SiNta Field Artillery.
IRE eait-eShip New Hampshire. with.
~ -s-Tla t-6G- q the One hundred and
T0.--E--tth Field Artillery and a part
s. ne ore Hundred and Thirty-:ourth
"a t-t-+.' VIII dock 81 u ocioCE.
e :r-- SHIPS "a unload THIS morn
Jared together .>pl ucice-s ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
STEAMSHIP KROONLAND
LANDS At NEWPORT NEWS
Brings c.043 Officers and Men, In.
Guiding 132d Field Artillery
Complete.
gSuo OFFICIALS ARE AT PIER
Lieutenant Governor Clarence j.
Brown and Mayor Harry l.. Davis,
OF Cleveland, Welcome Buckeye
Men.
I rs Associated Press

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March "a
The kroonland. which sailed from st.
Na5airc. France, March y, arrived here
this morning with c,9tS officers and
men OF the American c1pcditionary
forces. among them the One hundred
and rhirty-sccond Field ARTILLERY com
plcto. part OF the old Texas National
Guard. to be sent TO Camp Bowie for
dcmobiization.
In addition 10 tho Texas troops. the
kroonland brought horne base hospital
unit No 45, :, detachment OF the
Forty ichth Coast Artillery Corps :
casual companies from california. Ken
casual officers. four civilians. and 500
sick and wounded mon. making total
Of "G45
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
Practiccd Medicine SIX Decade.

CHAIHpTTESN11LE, VA. March
2t-pr. John Churchill Gordon. Il not
able figure in the community before
and after tho Civil War. died yester-
day ~ tho University hospital at tho
age OF lightweight. The funeral took
place at $50 o'clock this afternoon
from Christ Episcopal Church. the
service being conducted by tho rector
Rev. w. Roy Mason. Or. Gordon was
born and reared in Orange County ana
vas tho last OF ten children of the late
General William T.. Gordon. lie re-
ceivcd his medical education ut the
Inivcrsity of Virginia and At Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, and
Hracticcd his profession for sixty
years. He is survived by seven child
ren-Georgc. of Albemarlc County,
John Churchill. OF Stafford County
Bryan. OF Manassas: William B. OF
Roanoke: Charles Cthe seventh son Of
a seventh son and tho tenth child OF
Z: tenth child. Lewis and Miss Hannah
Gordon, OF this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

Plant Trees In Memory Of Soldiers.
ONANCOCk. VA. March o4-Thc
faculty and student body OF the
Pungoteaguc High school. took part In
the exercises relative TO the planting
OF two Norway in1ple trees nnon Tic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

n Farmer wins the decision 70.
night. hc Will have the right 90 b.
crowned champion tght heavyweight
~ tho world. but Frank viii just
about have 10 knock out the visitor
TO heat him. n Gibbons boxes up TO
form. because tho visitor Tar out
classes the veteran Tacoman in
eleysrnesN
Farmer plans an invasion % the
Fast after the holidays. u DO wins
tonight. according Go reports from
Tacoma. where Farmer has been
training under the wnfchful eye ~
Chef Mcintyre. The venerable Chef
knows what Farmer II going up
agalns, when he meets Gibbons. BE-.
cause the Same Gibbons boxed rings
around Chef here couple % years
ago. and Chet Was no siouch a. a
boxer himself
Gibbons program fer tho few days
following tho mix. calls for a trip in
the fields north % Everett. with 1911
Rrown. ~ tho famous Brown 4
iluien duet Gibbons IL strong Tor
the hunting game. and min says he
will give Tommy all tho hunting
that be wants.
Gibbons neat bout il with Jimmy
Darcy. more widely known "a Valley
Trambitas. IN Portland. on December
10. After this bout Gibbons VIII
leave for she East. where he has scy.
erai dates taken after the holidays.
with the opponents n,iii 20 be picked,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
BY FRED TURByyILLE

Centre CoIiege--the sensation Of
the gridiroB--will make an even
louder splash next season.
Centre wants games with Notre
Dame. Ohio state. Indiana. West
virginia. Pittsburg. Virginia and
Vanderbilt.
IL Centre gets a few OF those
games the Colonies will be one Of
the real contenders for the football
championship Of the country. Cen
ire would Just about lick any u
fheTn this season.
II Is hard for a little school 70 get
The big games. II can't pay the
guara ntees necessary to get some OF
The bigger elevens on its own
grounds and II doesn't want to deny
Danvine, Ky the opportunity TO see
a few Of It's games at home. But
the Colonies are trying. They may
play Notre Dame at Louisville next
season. They'll play Ohio state
anywhere.
And the reason this ambitious
program Is being planned Is be
cause practically the entire squad
of 1919 players will again be eligible
for 1920 Such men as DO" Nc
MiIIln. Jimmy Weaver and Jimmy
Roberts. viii be famous sport page
cf.aracters.
And besides some men Ineligible
for this years team viii be ready to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
CTAR
"a GG92I9S5 GGk1f1
ESQ 81 O. !, y@~ S95s 81 -,

seattle which fast scccmlns the big sport center Of the
Henry veteran swimming coach Who has Just returned from an
aIn Chicago there are a a clubs. with
naslums swimming pools billiard rooms and other sport
Henry.
good Portland has the Mui'nomsh club and
san Francisco Olympic club is the
organization to i such general need but h Is specific
srs,nSn such as the knights s' Of Columbus and ,ns
in the country has all Of these organizations aud ndrpendn.
such a club aud Seattle needs IL now.
While In the East Heur, sport championships lie
series baseball Tits which staged
Minnesota football matches Windy refereed
the high diving sT s s oa%s sa o a N. ' mid
dieweieh ~ Paul the home This big pro
the chance he had OF seeing these sport
classics.
watch Ray sridlron season declares
~pad' the little habaeh Of the Purple
.whIr the East didn't sec haeA,ea man who
Of thu biggest teams In the Middle West In action this
play football better than
and Washington would he able TO give any Of
pseved the train schedule, because he missed
the Cafonia here Turkey day BY couple OF
hours. arriving here late Thanksgiving night.
While Il Is little late for DOPE Henri,
interesting Of the big event
especially the las. one swimming mentor White
So. may not have been yns dow" bot , way s didn't , r
hard they might have and they looked and acted like the,
werrw slIcped before the first hall pitched"
Dick the little midget pitcher Of the Sow j. wonder
Henrys thinking Tic nsided like old
an md off In his game In Chicago.
when Mike nd bsitled the worlds
mddlrweirht title held by Oowd the champion the big
fayovte with the crowd. Henry.
ODcwd the husker Of the and forced he fighting
during closing telling Of the melee according
10 coach.
Gibbons had to win by knockout the title. because
the bout nodeeisIOn affair es Henry. "and Gbson.
had ODowd youth and strength with his eieyness there
wouAn been anything Gibbons tried hard but oDowd
and strong"
Gibbons Is a brother Gibbons who battles Frank
Tacoma the Crystal Pool tonight
finally the swimming end Of Dads visit
to Of
fetal the Central A. A. T. championships the Illinois club In
Chicago " september
henry loud in his praises ~ Betty Grimes winner Of the
diving championships She has few superir~ In the
world the In diving according 10 Dads
thinking lie anxious the champion the
I'm
Merle champion would have
god chance 81 beating the the but
divers the water"
hut they reached the their
while Just beginning here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
HOUSE SOLD
OUT FOR BIG
LONDON BOUT

LONDON, Dec. Admitted Press
Nothing remains now but TO watch
the clock run around and then file In
for the big mill.
Everything Is set here for the
Beckett-Carpentier fight. tomorrow
night. The two heavies. champions
OF Britain and France. are ready.
The house Is sold out.
Carpenter has plenty Of backing.
Confidence OF the tRritlshers that
Beckett will win remains undated.
but IL Is singular that they will OF.
fer nothing better than 5 TO 4.
A report that 300 standing room
tickets were available ~ s25 each
brought a crowd OF Frenchmen pell
mel across the channel yesterday.
but they were disappointed in find.
ing the sold OUT sign In front
Of Promoter cochrans office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
MIKE GIBBONS
HAS QIIT RING

Mike Gibbons. brother % the man
who boxes here tonight. one of tho
greatest middlewelEhts Of all timc
has quit the ring His last bout waH
with Mike O1Dowd. fniddleweighi
champion ~ the world. ut ~ Paul
recently II was a no-decision bout
and was a good draw. according 90
reports from the ringslde. Gibbons
had 20 X. O. ODowd 20 win. Some
gave ODowd tho shade. This wns
because Mike has bum eye and u
looked bad ODowd did lot of
rushing. but Gibbons did most Of tho
punching. according 10 Eddie Kane.
Gibbons manager. who IL with
Tommy IN Seattle. Mike Gibbons
has retired. and Is planning 10 build
a big apartment house in ST. Paul
soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
Giue Purple and Gold Real Name
Send in Your SeIec tons TO Sport Editor
Prep Teams Without Titles Too

Wdshinot0n IS without real nckHome. Let's get real
title for the Purple and Gold Evey title imaginable that
'front.' do at all has been sed University Washington
teams The latest is Sun Dodgers hic represents Wash
gton Just like Vikings, another Washington title at one
time. did
Send selections to the Sporting Editor of The Star
Get Nth punch TO IL. The Yale Bulfog
Princeton Tiger and California Golden Bear 0ue the fans an
idea Of representative titles Wdshngons moncker does
not hare to be suggestive Of the Northeast but ap be taken
from her cotors blue and gold Monorchs has been sg-
gested for the Washington team.
Local high schools othon real names, Let's hear
from the hiQh school students for their teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

Star Cage League Will
Open Play on Dec. Is;
Next Session Tuesday
Committees Appointed to Report TO General Meeting
tuesday, Ten Teams Now in League; Another Floor
Needed for Games; Play Three Nights Each Week

Because many details Of organization schedule and
registration that must be worked out before The Stars
basketball league under way the captains of the
represented at the first regular meeting of the team
pilots last night voted TO play their first games week
later the league getting under way December 16.
Another meeting of the captains Of the teams will be
held a The Star next Tuesday night December g. at which
reports of the committees appointed last night will report
Two floors for games eligible. The Y. M c. A.
for Saturday night games and the Knights of Columbus
Wednesday tits One floor is necessary and
will be II the league with each playing
game a week, will call for three floors two games will
he MIA vedea chn MIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
King to
Risk Title; Farmer
HasBig Chance Tonight
Tacoma Veteran Plans Eastern Trip He Beats Cham
pion Speed VS.. Punch Again; Ole Anderson Faces
Crciiixion Thursday Night; Morton Meets Schurann
BY LEO II. LASSEN

It's the old story the Crystal Pool tonight of speed
punch when Tommy Gibbons worlds champion light
heavyweight. mixes with Frank Farmer coast king. The
title hinges the decision.
Gibbons with his speed is favored 10 win over Farmer
packs waop in his sarboard mtt Gibbons has never
lost decision in all of his service in the ring. He's
brother of the famous Mike Gibbons of the greatest
middleweghts in the country today.
Farmer has been boxing around here long that he is
almost familiar TO Seattle fans the Totem Pole This
has been of his best he has thru without
single defeat being marked up against him this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
ANDERSON FACES
REAL BOUT

Ole Anderson. the big Tacoma
Sewde. takes on the real thing to-
morrow night. when he boxes Harry
Wills. the colored heavyweight. In
San Francisco. in his first bout In
tho South. That Ole has tough
nights work outlined for him. IL the
lowdown handed out by Old Man
Dope. Wills knocked out X o.
Kruvosky in n punch the other night
down South. kruvosky holds two
wins over Frank Farmer and Farmer
nearly crucificd Anderson on two
occasions. Figure IL out for your.
self.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

Tommy Gibbons ". Frank
Farmer. iiKhtheasyweighis
Red Gage ~. Herb Taylor.
iiEhtwciEhis.
George I.tcrlI ~. Earl tonnrr~.
bantamwrikhts.
Willie tasicsi ~. Frankie Pant
ley. bantarweighis.
N Barker vs.. Harry Joyce, vel
ierwrighis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
GIBBONS PASSES
tP ORTFGA

Tommy Gibbons turned down
an offer 10 box battling" Or.
tega. Mexican champion. nj the
Arena next week. according 20
Eddie Kane. Gibbons manager.
because he could get larger
medal for the bout in San Fran.
cisco. lie hasn't been Offered the
bout IN the South. 80 It's kinda
hard 10 figure out just why he
passed mp bout with Ortcga
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
MORTON BONES
SCiIINA<N

"Puggy" Morton. Of Los Angeles
will box Helnie Schumann. Tacomn
IN the main event In the
City Of the Living Dead Thursday
night This Is Morton's first head.
liner In the Northwest. He has been
working out In Seattle and local fans
will take more than ordinary interest
in tho outcome Of the bout. because
he will be used to headline n local
show II he comes out on top In the
down sound city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
Center College Will Go After
Big Cridiron Games Next Year

don the molesklns for Centre. IN.
Gliding Donald Royce. from Penn
state. and 7. Tanner from Colorado
University. Royce played on the
freshmau team at Penn State. HE
ankle was broken there. hut he IL
IN fine shape now and will MAKE a
corFing end for Centre. Tanner
played at Colorado University. lie
y frtm Greensboro. KY. and Royce
u from Cleveland.
All Of the eleven men Coach
Moran generally starts In game
viii be back and all hut two OF the
reserves.
That should be some team. en-?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
BONFKS TONIGHT
WEIGH INFN

There won't be more than couple
Of pounds difference In weights
when Farmer and Gibbons step thru
the ropes tonight Both boxers
weigh close 10 the iss pound mark
Neither boxer IL heavy enough 70
take on the real big fellows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

Renni~ Heads Organization
Yves Rsnnie. OF the University
Community five. has been appointed
chairman Of the organization com.
miitee. and Floyd Chase. Of the Phoe.
nix Mutual squad. chairman OF the
rules committee. Otto Hoagland. Of
spaldings'. will report next week on
officials available. Doc" Powers u
CIR man o. the finance committee.
and win help 20 work out the sched'
ule with the Star sport editor. which
Will BE- presented 10 the next meet
ing In tentative form
One team has dropped out Of the
race. The North End club has dis
banded and has turned over itH play
ern TO the University Community
five. Its place has been filled by the
Brewster Cigar Co. squad. a team
% Independents. headed by Manager
Amey. Of former waila Waila high
school players. entered yesterday.
keeping the list intact AZ 10.
Two more teams arc needed TO
round out the necessary ~. Any
team may enter by filling out the
Application blank and sending IL 20
The star.
Teams In League
Tho teams now In the league fol.
low.
Knights Of Columbus
Piper a Taft.
Y. NJ G. A..
spaldinrr.
Co. II. Third Washington infantry.
Independents.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
company.
University Community Ave.
Brewster Cigar company.
Soldiers and Sailors club.
Let's 20 buy Boidt's French pas
try. Uptown. isii Sd ave: down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

There's q hig Kanr of boxer. uo,l.
inE nut down at Austin A ssI'. go,
Norrie ins. Portland weller Tor,
Weodhou-e. local heavy Lloyd Mad.
den. anofher local bopl Eddie shan
non california lightweight. and
"fuEgy" Morton, anotbrr .ot,,.,.
state boy. are ali going thru ,hs,s
traininE stunts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
HARVARD COMMISSION
TO ISSUE DECISION
ON WESTERN JOURNEY

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec.
3,-Harvsrd's athletic com
mission win make public TO-
day Its decision on the pro-
posed trip Of the Crimson
team TO the Pacific coast.
The faculty. the coaches and
the players having voted
fayorably ON IL. the subject
was referred 10 Dean l.. X.
Briggs. chairman Of the ath-
letie commission. Some Of the
players, anticipating n favor
able decision, have resumed
training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
'1GD El3,
|E2B9tt

billy Wright. local wsitsr. vho
hs. been laid up for the past vet
with hum hand. Injured In q hoa,
IN Milwaukee recently, IL aiuo.t
rsahf :" bon again. lie want. an.
other bout With Narri. rur 49,.
fertiandsr. who beat him o,e, H.
Tacoma last season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

While Tommy Gibbons IL great On
hunting, Kane can't figure the outdoor
sport Of roaming after a duck thru the
marshes when you can step 20 restau.
rant ana grab off diet OF duck 30
easily now-asdayA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

Young Hector. the nrcmerton b.avy.
weight who was banned from seattle
rings when he did too much taking a
couple OF months ago. will soon he al
Eiole TO box again. His banishment enda
IN couple OF weeks and then he can
box Frank Farmer N he stIli ,ya.,. ~
bout There are a lot OF fans who hanLcy
to see this mix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
ON THE CAMPUS
WITH MILF

While Oregon supporters are
clsmoring for the chance 20 play
Harvard nj Pasadena on >cw
Years day. Washington has
adopted the "wAtchfui waiting"
policy. The spirit prevailing In
theer part. j., that u the local
Institution IL Offered the game. I,
win undoubtedly accept.
I'VE have not yet received an
Invitation 60 PLAY Harvard" de-
ciarrd Darwin M~isnest. Eradu.
ate manager. but " u comes. !
think well accept"
In the meanwhile. Oregon Of
neiais arc pulling all string. 10
get the game. Reports from
down south seem 10 fayar the
Nrbfooser~. who claim an edge
over Washington b. beating both
Washington and The Oregon tE
Kic. who. In turn. defeated Fun
man. ofrEon's oonqusrurs.
The question Of who win play
Harvard isn't slowing up basket.
ball Practice at thu university
ono bit. tho. With right letter
mrn turning out. besides a host
a nrw players. Coach stub" Al
iison Is feeling pretty good i.,ese
DAYS.
The Intsrsehoiastir basketball
schedule VIII he adopted nj the
e"nfsrsnre meet Co be held Ssfur.
day. The first regular game viii
be played uesi quarter. by which
time aseii Jameson. 1918 cap.
tain. viii return To school
Former w" mcu turning out
are {. sohn.. u. smith. ". Ide.
U. Hoibrook. e.. smith, y. staair.
X. Cairns and r. Cook. Cock aud
'airns made the squad last year,
while Stsatr was chosen a. the
all conference guard In 1916.
WRESTLING Il another sport that
has taksn hold Of the univer~it,
with a half nelson. Good men
are turning out for practically
ever, weight. and Washington /.
looked upon TO beat all Corners
this year.
Tho following men have been
hitting the mat daily for the mast
week; !. Nnusi. IFS pounds.
6eorrc sartoris and Hlainr Glib
son, isS pounds. Harold DE
Spaine aud Claude Edrren. Iss
pounds: Dean soldman. Hal
Johnston and kitumara. iis
pounds: Otto Bardarxon ana JasL
Fisher. i5s pounds. No heavy
weights have turned out as vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

VIII 90 many champions nro,,,d 49,.
year don't forKet that Al gchsrbt :.
the champion Instructor a. Austin 4
salts gym. and that 1911 Dorman h he
KING Of the aFHsiautH at tho Noftbves,
Athletic CLUB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
ADVANCE SALE is BIG
FOR WIlDE'S FIRST GO

MILWAUKEE. Dec. s.-The adj
vance ticket sale for the bout be-
tween Jimmy Wilde. English fly
weight. and Jack sharixey. New
York bantamweight. Saturday night.
was breaking all records today. &C.
cording 10 officials OF the Cream
city club.
Both fighters arc finishing their
training in Milwaukee. Sharkey
arrived from Chicago last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

Jack Dempsey says lie will NFht any
white man in the country ~ he gets
enough money out % a. This bird
Harry Wills coiored man. r. perhaps
packing too heavy a waiiop for the
Kcsras -Dempssy combination Color lire
10 good excuse for crawling into ones
ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03

Let's 70 buy Boidt's French pas
try. Uptown. iiif Sd ave: down
town, si3 I'd ave.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-26

New York.
 Just before Mrs. MacConnell left Se- attle for Cordova, Mrs. Annette Baird Fyler and Mrs. Baird were hostesses at two recitals given on successive days at the parlors of the Washington hotel in honor of Mrs. MacConnell. The numerous friends of the hostesses and their guest enjoyed thoroughly "a program of pianologues, songs and recitations, which Mrs. MacConnell can render so entertainingly.
 # # #
 Every summer brings with it it's quota of visitors to Alaska, bent either on pleasure or combination pleasure and business tours. This summer MT. G. P. Halferty, president of the Pio- neer Packing Company, and his wife are planning on making an extended visit to Cordova.
 It is reported also that MT. D. c. Carpenter, president of the Canoe "oo eASniI16 SolilpeAAy, "AiA SoAiS north on tour of inspection. l Dr. Andrew c. Smith, one of the leading physicians and surgeons of Portland, Ore, will also be a visitor in the near future. Dr. Smith has the mail contract between Seward and Unalaska, using the gas boat Eloise, which replaces the steamer Dora. Dr. Smith is also interested in the ven ture of sheep ranching at Unalaska, and expects to ship north several hun dred more sheep of a harder breed.
 F # #
 Captain Lytell of the United States navy and his associate, Captain l.. D. Gregory, head of the Bremerton navy yard, were passengers on the Alaska and were on their way to investigate Alaska was in port Captain Lytell and Captain and Mrs. Gregory were the guests of Mrs. A. J. MacConnell
 #. # #
 After prolonged visit to friends and relatives, Mrs. John Gillis will re- turn to Cordova on the Northwestern, which is scheduled to leave Seattle on May 1.
 Coming on the same boat is Mrs. von zesch, who is planning on estab- fishing her residence in Cordova and