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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
CentMrn Glib

Friday afternoon. September 10.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson will be hostess
10 the members OF the Century club
at a musicale-tea at her home. be
tween the hours OF and 8 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
Informal Luncheon

Mira 8. ". I'M will entertain with
an informal luncheon AZ her home
Wednesday. Covers will b. placed
for eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
Red Cross Tea Room

The program for Saturday at the
Red Cross tea room viii he rendered
by Miss Helga Erickson. soprano. in
song selections. accompanied by Miss
Agnes Ross at the piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Rolhn V. Ankcny
we're hosts at an Informal dinner
1t their home last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
WORLDS PRESS CONGRESS

LONDON. Sept i..-Announoe-
ement f. made here that the Worlds
Press Congress will be held a; sgd
ney on Oct. Is. 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
John y. Miller W. " c.

The John y Miller W. A. &. will
hold memorial services Sunday.
september ~. at : o'clock az their
plot In T.akevirw cemetery. AL
members and friends are requested
20 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
IIomc~t~ader- Lodge

The Homeatcadcr Lodge will meet
tonight 20 elect officers for tho en-
suing term al the Swedish club hall
Eighth ave. and olive st. at 4
O'Clock. All members are requested
10 be- present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
|GgR.1f6QhflaGrey Cd
By CYNTHIA GREY
81 Different Varieties
and Even More Than That
perfect Lover" Contest Closes Saturday
September 13

Cynthia swamped with descriptions of the perfect lover
She's not going TO waste time and space commenting-u
read them for Yourself:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
Watermelon Pickle
Tell me not In mournfuI numbers

My purse is but an empty dream.
Because the maid OF many summers
Kept on calling for ice cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12

Dinner
Mrs. Betty Zane Williams viii en-
tortain with a dinner Tor some Of
The Junior officers at her home to
right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
Women. Ciclv League

womcn'a civic club Will meet
Tuesday. September 10. .. m. In the
auditorium Of Frederick A Nelson.
Al members requested 20 be present
az the work for the coming year will
- outlined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
CaNahH
CLUBS
Child tons~rt alton league

Child tonsrrt alton League
The child Conservation league
will hold It's frs, meeting for the
club year on Friday. September 10.
at 7;ao p. m. In the auditorium Of
Frederick q Nelson building. flfth
floor. All ladies having taken nation.
al membership In this league, In this
or any other state. arc eligible 20
membership IN tho local circles. and
are urged 90 be- present as there in
important business TO he transacted.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

If you want to help yourself, com munity and Gods work, attend the
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

the lead crops out, but the snow has been too deep.
 A new mail route has been estab- lished between Ketchikan and Wran- gell, Doyhoff and Petersburg. The mail will leave Ketchikan once a week, every Thursday morning at o'clock. All classes of mail will be carried. As the larger steamers do not stop at these towns, the north-bound mail will be left at Ketchikan and sent on from there.
 Mayor J. l.. Gray recently returned to Juneau from a trip to the native villages in Southeastern Alaska, and expressed his surprise at the highly civilized state of the aborigines, most of whom have fine dwellings,, nice mo- tor boats, and are well posted in the ways of the whites. He stated that most of the younger natives could read and write, and that they were in healthy state of civilization.
 Best coffee in town served at the
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03
How One Woman
 Lightens Her Washday Labors

"I am not a story-book wom- an. l am only one of your with family to bring up and watch over and a home to manage. More over, l have succeeded quite well as a mother and house managerial least my friends so assure me.
 And l find time, too, for keeping in touch with wom- en's affairs, for making a social call now and then, and for do- ing enough reading and such to keep myself mentally brushed up.
 "'Of course you employ a maid, hear you saying. But that's the unusual part of it. 1 don't. I've simply found a new way for gaining ten hours a week-that is, it is a new way to me. l have learned what real Family Laundry Service is.
 /" used to labor eight to ten hours on Monday over boilers and washtubs and be simply played out for the balance of
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

The price of sealskins is being forced down by the rapid increase in the herds at the Pribilofs. The num- Der of seals has doubled in the past few years, and the industry is on a healthy basis.
 The coast guard cutter Unalga has recently returned to Seattle, after having spent five months in Northern waters. The boat sailed north early in May, and on her cruise visited many of the out-of-the-way spots of the territory.
 Murato Makami of Petersburg was found guilty by a jury at Ketchikan recently of the murder of Chinese woman and baby, and was sentenced to life imprisonment. It was proved that he made advances to the woman and killed her when she spurned him.
 J. R. Heckman has purchased a half interest in the Steadman hotel at Ketchikan M. J. Buggee is the other owner. Changes will be made before next spring in the building, as Ketchikan is experiencing a lively boom, and the hotel business is small mint.
 Arrangements have been made for ! the transfer of two small boats from the navy to the United States bureau of fisheries to join the Alaska patrol fleet. The vessels are the Cobra, 53-footer of about 40 horsepower, and the Calypso, 54 feet long, with 20 horsepower engine. The vessels will be brought to the Pacific by the navy.
 The Sea Otter left Juneau last week for Youngs bay to get William Price, who lately died of pneumonia, while on a hunting trip in that district. MT. Price was an old-time Alaskan, and had lived for many years at Juneau. He worked for many years on the pile driver of Edward Webster He was about 60 years of age, and has niece in the States, the only known relative.
 An old-timer came through White horse recently with specimen of sill yer ore that went $6,000 to the ton. The man said that he found it in the mountains about two hundred miles from Dawson, in canyon that was filled with snow. For the past six years he has been trying to get where
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

the week. Now I send every thing-c clothing, bed clothes, table linen and household arti- cles to the laundry.
 "The laundry does all the most toilsome work of washing for me, leaving to me only the finishing of some of the smaller pieces. Everything is washed most beautifully. The flat pieces come back ironed more daintily than I could do them myself. The towels are de- livered as snowy and fluffy as can be, while the miscellan- eous pieces, like skirts and shirtwaists, are returned all nicely starched, ready for me to iron.
 Isn't it a sensible arrange ment? And the cost IS so moderate.
 This is the experience of hun dreds of thrifty housewives who send us their weekly washing. Call us up and let us tell you more about this ideal service.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery. l3-ti
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

Because influenza wiped out the Es- kimo and native tribes of the far North there will be little trapping dur ing the next ten years in the Arctic circle.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

the lead crops out, but the snow has been too deep.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03

The price of sealskins is being forced down by the rapid increase in the herds at the Pribilofs. The num- Der of seals has doubled in the past few years, and the industry is on healthy basis.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-03
:SHORTSTORIES ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

Thirteen new houses are in course of construction at Bayview.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
gcsiemer. @ieb.

SpttDin fotoltfIesta @att Sfaripin
talolla oil tuloia $500. &iitos Mrs
Siaripille. Seuraaipa fotous 80 p.
iltana on tirtonbaalisia. YDpbdn
fattaipat 2enpi Saaro. Sba 8arila
ia Sanni griotion. Sultaapa iillpin
taitfi nlloret ia tpanbatl
@aisten tpfous tdllG piitolla torss
taina felIo 2 Irs &antaan tobisia,
firfon ipiercsiG. 81 iuinfaan fufaan
malta idGbd poisl
Seurnfilnnan iltama tpiine Iaus
antai ziltaia tirtonbaalisia pnnistui
bptpin. Scr &ranftala ia Scr @opro
pititpat pubeita, laulettiin %ioitain lat
lula, iitten alettiin aineellinen puoli.
Scr Gust grictipn bptpdn taitonic
mufana toimi mbpmdmiebenG. &iitos
Der @~ricfipniIle ntpustufiestanne. q
leinen tlllos $167.55.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
yIei$uuti$ia
&iwibiilitilamme Gnropasia

9bbDsipaltain Observation-Disclosures
tiebonannon mlIfaan tulee gliropasia
olemaan Iuuri fiipibiilen puilte tdmdn
talipen aifarla, fiIIG tparastpt nipat
eritt1in nilifat. SdnG tilanne on
tpaarallinen ia iiitG moi iobtua ipas
taipia IeIftaufIia. 81 misidGn gnro-
pan maasia ole fblIitii tiipibiiliG, =
Staliasia ia Stpeitiisid on tilanne
min t~driistpupt ettG on ipaifeaa en-
mlstaa fliinfa fania tulee toimeen
jattlitpan iobanaitaiien plnltteen nalz
Iitesia. Staliasia eli ole olllrt lupa
f6DttdG biilid e%miintdm buoneitten
lGmmittdaniieen, ia faaiua N iaatu
t1pttGG feittGmistG ipdrten ainoass
taan neliG turtia ipliprotmioesia ia, ia
mnrrasturm allista OH tifpi6iilien iae
tdmien f~aaiutebtaiae pllrtt aiitpas-
tda1 90 pro1etltttd acknowledgements
SeoIlifulslaitotiet iotfa eitpdt ole iuo
raStaan Iptatarpeiben ipalmistutiesid
otuat ~iaaneet aittoastam 10 proient>
tia tarpeistaan, ia i~pGbemmtdrfin mo-
nesfa tapalttiesia. Sum poltto on
tpd6entdtbt iaatatpisla oleiuat ipa-
rastot melfein Ippprmaiiineen.
Srnite SipeitfisiG Ell ole ipariin
min %Ililiri, ia Sel9iasiafin tdtd np>
fnG on melfoinen iparastp. &psfd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Ainoastaa,t wnuii iittcm

8uoii fifteen Iuultiin, ettd feSti-
ipallat tpoitpat iattaa taistelilaan ipd-
bii1t1Gn tafii iuriotta. @dbtti iiltd
fuin nGniG ipallat oliiiipat iparmasfi
pGGtt1neet iatfan tniStella ainntin
min fallail, ia n6ptti iiltG ettG ne tb>
feneiuGt fen tctenGdn. Inerifan jon
Got eirpGt Iillpin pielG oneet i%uofIiis
5auboisla ia bleinen mielipibe of et>
teiip1t lie p~G6iefGGu iupfirlbalitoibtn
pitfI1n citaan, fila iatottiin eta
Standardization ipGfi Ell eboi Min put
fGlle eta aioisia woiii mitddn rats
f%aiIetpaa ioirnia. 2eiripaifoisia foti-
maasIa r~aitpoii lentin ia feubfotui-
me Iotilasten ~fesfuibesia. atipibiili
oil ndbisiG, iparastp meltein loppii@
necno. Saiuallista tplmempi talipi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

bpsiualIat oil ainod mac josia ios
ran aitana fitpibiiIen tuotanto Ii
'fGGntpi. otafiutaan eta tddltd moi
taiiiin mieoa fiapibiiId @uropam,
mitta fuleiustpaiteupct ia fustans
nuiiet oapat imlret. Stalia, Stpeitfi,
Noria. SanSta ia &uptii eifpdt omaa
cnIinfdGm tifpibiilialoia. ia Sollan-
niSIa ia g~Spaniasia on ainoastaan
pieni mGGrG. gnglanti, @ansta. BEL
sia. Satia ia Stdipalta oipat fhpibiiz
len tuotantofestustat G~uropasia. Sies
DOT Observation-Disclosures Satiasia ia
SiGipallaSia piuat epdieltpid, mutta
OH marma etfei naisid maisia ole IL
l~ituotantoa.
Jtansfan ~tuotanto on ollut 20,00.-
600 tornia alle maan tarpeioen ufei>
IA ipuoIia ia tdmdn wailIingin OH
tipttdnpt gnglanti. 9elgiasla nor
maaIiaifoina faiipettiin 10000 600
tonnia ipGbemmdn fuin fnlutettiin.
mitta npfpadn fun mani teolliiuus
on rappeustilasia moi totimainen
tuotanto riittGG. gnglanti, iota alma
IN iabettGnpt fhpibiiliG @mstam ia
Staliant, on tGrIinbt iuuren nGben-
tnmiIen tliotannpslaau iota ipiionna
1918 oil 2S7.0OO,0 900 tonnia iota
iuastpin puonna 1918 of foto tuos
tanto ainpastaan 230,000,000 tons
mia. G~nglannista piefiin ulfomaille
uonna 1918 100000 tonnia ia
pilonna 1917 ainoastam $4,000
600 tonnia. Samalla aitad finn
faiftien iuurtpaltpien fitpibiilitnotan-
TO on iruresti ipdbentpnpt Ipban ais
lana g~bbpstpaltain npfpinen t~lotanfp
100, 100000 tonnia iuurempi fuin
ipuptena 1913.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

fnan ip. oil ban ~futIunut luotle1t1a
iidniG ia ditinid iefd iuelict ia iisfot
fanpafieen ipiilneiiet i~dGbpipdilenid
beille. aun Giti oil ioapurult bdnen
apupteenIa llto, pli bdn Ianprut:
,gbtu!dG f%ansiani piirciieen rils
fonfIcen ia panfda minrn i1reni riSs
I'M" SiuG ei ban iafIaru! enGd it.
fc !i'futtad fdiiGda.
Cite ban oil MfcruI SID nneirin
il Serran iiunau'fen ia fun ban oli
nGnd lnfenut, oil bdn %ianonut:
,,ysbt tulee Secius minut bnfemaan.
gttef0 noe 9Gn on tiiosial 81, miten
farnis on Seefusl Siirtpfdd iitpnlz
fe, ettd Seefus pddfee ldbcmmds mi
ma"
@ielG oil ban tparoittnnut faitfia
onaiiiania pbipmddn Sceiufien io@
pintofperen ~turfpisin. eth lima on
meiIld fpntien antcefiialtamits, elds
ma ia aituus. Sa min iarnan pnis
man iIlnlIa flo 10 aifmm pda1i
SeImi S~eefutien ieurasia minitta>
moon ii6iSeen taiiuaan fotiin tiitos-
ia plistpslmiIuia lnilGmaari.
Naffaat nu~orufaiietl @ttefo faifS
II baIuaiii ldbted tddltd pbtd onnels
IiIesti ia autiiaalliiesti fuin Selmt
4dbtil 9uuIfaal Seefus OH meioat
foifti tpereIlmid %lunastanut iefd
n1oref eta fpdnbat %falIiifii ornaiiiiii-
betleen. Ottdfaaumme Sdnet fpdss
ioan, omistnfaannne 9driet nti'di1i
mrtuubeffemne, min iaamne totties-
Ii ioznana iparrmiubeIIa ooottad io>
t~iiniuffiial
@. u. 9rmttfaIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

bibaStutti tp0td laitpain rafenmifiess
ia ia 1afialaiiet ipebenalaifet npottis
mot lainpia nopennmin FUN niitd
tpoitiin rafentaa.
Safia nGpttf noittaialta. Snlfaa
- ial.aa nppeaatt - tiilfaa %flurel-
Ia ioufolla - fnlIui bultfp, ipta tllli
Gmeritaan liittolaiiltn. Sa mneris
t%alailet menifpGt bllolimatta fblmGs-
til ilntasta, buplimatta iairautiistd,
ia hnolimatta laiipain pul1tteesta.
Safialaisten mielipibe, iota oil mel
'fein tnitaustpn %ppimaiiren beisiG, ets
I'd ennelrfun lptilas felpaa taisteluum
tGptbp hdntd opettaa ipitofittain eifG
main mulltama fulfauoen minimum
omerifalaiiet aitoiipat tebbG, tlrli tb@
lpsti fumotitfii Imerifnn toimeliaiz
iuuben, teolliiuuben ia mitaantinpai-
iluben ebesId. Iitpnstaan btii tpiio>
II riittil Sa ne iotfa Safiasia pilf-
fniiiuat @merifan iobanfGpntifbfp1 o.
mat tGpbeniiesti tutistettu = pbben
iplIpben iiidlld, ia tGn6 on @merifan
fanian anfiol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Gmllam ia bupcam tautamto %'pabentpnpt

Sallitiutien aripipn mlfaan oil yb-
bpsipaltain fu~ltatuptanto ipipnna
1918 ainoastaan 3,313,000 unsiia,
artpoltaan SOS. 493, 900, bipoNoin laa
imltus Acknowledgements tplioben liidl>
la. Sopeatuotanto lasti mpos g.
$40, 900 unsIiin. Sallitrfien mdd-
rdGmG binta bopcallc OH btii bollari
unsii. 8iime nroben tuotanto on
pienin fifteen 1913.
8uoiina 1917 ia 1913 oil fuiten@
fin Iuurin tiiotantp maan b~istoriaslo
bIeeniG acknowledgements. NGis
Den fabben ipipben tuotanto OH ar
moltaan pli 10 biliponaa b%ollaria.
Biime muoben tl~iptannon artpofli
lasfetaam $5,161 100000, ipuopen
1917 $5,o11 100000 ia auuobeu
1916 $3,513,972,OOO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Seimaniiemenii mpDbaam

Yaras @ebium &eb glotuer
$685. bubs. go p.)
Iamnotb &eb gloiper $4,000
bnS6ei;.
Iliite nalfen firffa Glotuer $4,000
Dusbeli.
Slaba5 SimptbD $6.75 b. (45p.)
Ncbinm &eb Glotper ia Sintn:ay
lcta'in $4,000 100 parnaa.
Gliitc ipalfea filffa gloiper il Sis
r1otbp isfaiiin, tddGlG ~fastpoipat bD-
nGlId i?enestptiellG, paras beind fais
lille :lutoilIe. @asipaa aIbaiiiIla
MALTA. eli ole ipeben aria. SGrnG iies
men olfii paras fiemcn palomniu1
tDlpctidipG Justin limnen ~poistuesId,
S22.JC 100 paunaa.
Sdfit maflaipnt rs (. fappas.e. jjt1
ri 5aliie pstaa iGffid iuoipi Ia]e'tdii
cmat iGfit parielipostisia ia paano
iimcniG mufaan. g. ie palioa mat'l.
On mpos iaata'pana @arquIs f.;
nGtn:iun IiemeniG, ipaIfem @)sidn
iaurG1 iiemeniG, &iiotiin lauren lie
men;d il obrm iicmcnid. Npiptdd
h:gto.a. Saoftc bpipiG iiemenid .air
ti1ltd tileatte. Cite ollenfanrt ere5r
ny poo'i Ic OH iciIlc bpOoptli.
. Slpf Iarr,
Dor 90. @eiu gprf Drills, Tinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Iuttaian toimitrs on idriestds
MT 6eneellisten p6Gfirioitusten fire
ioittniat uubeIleen aaftosidriestpstd
lilmGllGpit6en, SentGbben, iamalIa
tuin fiitGmmte arm. firioittaiia anita
mnstaan nipiistufIestn, tpetoamme
iGlleen papistomme fpnddn ia iddms
me ooottamaan ieuranipasia iGriestpt-
iesid firioitutiia, miellummin ieu-
ranipan luauluntain firftotefiteistd:
S. 5irpi beImif. 3 p.
Y. Wsiettinen belmif. 10 p.
6. 9. Niemi belmif. II p.
6. Sipasfait,en beImif. "a p.
S. Hantila maaIisf. 8 p.
Sc. q. Nisianen maaIisf. 10 p.
9. &llptIalainen madlisf. II p.
Sc. 6. Salonen mdalisf. "a p.
s. Sapola maalisf. 81 p.
IS. urptlatften 1ll1trf. { p.
u. Baialnta bubtif. IA p.
sc. 90. Besterbacf bubtif. 21 p.
SO. B. 8ilen biibtif. % p.
I. 8istari toufot. 5 p.
g. 81ori toufof. IL p.
Sn 1%uomattnfpd, ettG puGnainit'
I'll iGpiestbs tarfoittaa ainoastam
beneeIifid pddfirioitiitiio, ioten nii'
ben obella toifponuie iaaiparme pl'
Idmainituilta papeiltumne atpistusta
muibenfht firioitusten miobosfa.
minimum firffofuntnrme ia Iebtem-
me miiltafin bstGtpiItd.
x
Mnftaian pnbeIinunmcrp on
muntettn ia ON fe NIT 59.B. Gnta'
faa militia IcJSei!s ia fiireiiesid To-
pamfIec!a moipi fdbftdd pnbelinta-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Sumnlanpaltuelnfiia tammifnnn

"a p. 6olmes gitpsiG, Iinn. bars
tausieurat @att &Sobnionin talolla
ITO 8 iu.
20 p. 9olmes gitpn fmiallisi ens
cat. firfpsia Sinnalanpaltpelus flo 10
6. PIP. muista ba~rtalibettistd ilmpife-
tam Observation-Disclosures b6tebSesfx.
Soimin mpos &afallistiripn fiids
tdbetpsaiialla.
G. g. Nicmi,
9~aniafIisf. fiidldbetpsIuarnaaia,
Sbomion, Iinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Toiminta u. q. Msilliin &.=ienrafmn
tapiirisii belmifnnlfa:


9 p. Sopeliufien firfosia flo 10 c.
PIP. 8. y. eft. fansia.
2 p. @eip Yort IilliisiG flo 2 ip.
$. =. eft. fansia.
8 p. 2ebtiidripen tirfosia tlp s in.
8 y. Sebtiidripen firfoSia flo 10
up. 8. ,. eft. fans1a.
Sopputlln ilmoitutIet tupnnem-
pana.
S. Saafara,
Sci. SO Sem gorf Iills, Iinn.
Sobrblaiipn Nortbcrn Sacific
baatIirifosla oil NJ. m. erGs entinen
ironipopbilainen Ilpbeus Sbpmns
mllfnna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Koska Yhdysvaltain hallituk-
sen sisaantuloveroituslaki vaatii
Jokalsen liikkeen tekemaan O.
malsuusluettelon kunkin kalen-
terlvuoden vaihteessa, min me
tayttaaksemme hallituksemme
saadOksia tulemme arvioimaan
omalsuuden American Suom.
Ev. Lut. Observation-Disclosures
omlstamassa kirjapainoliikkees-
sd, joka tunnetaan nimella 1.-The
Finnish Printing CO.., Ironwood,
Mich, taman kuluvan tammi-
KUN ajalla, ia pyydamme kaik-
kla niita henkiloita tai yhdistyk-
STA, jotka ovat saamassa tavalla
tai toisella kyseessaolevalta kirk
kokunnalta tai 1.-The Finnish
Printing Gotta" eli ,,Auttaja"-
lehdelta, ilmoittamaan nellie Ia
man kuluvan tammikuun ajalla
saamisensa suuruuden ia MILLION
lama on otettu, voidaksemme
tarkastaa, onko saatavanne mer-
kitty kyseessaolevan Kansallis-
kirkkokunnan ia sen kirjapaino-
liikkeen kirjoihin. Henkil0, joka
laiminlyo edellamainitun ilmoi-
tuksen tekemisen nellie taman
kuluvan tammikuun ajalla, kat
sotaan sellaiseksi, joka eli vaadi
saataviaan kyseessaolev. Kan
salliskirkkokunnalta tai sen kir-
japainoliikkeelta. Samoin pyy-
damme kaikkia niita, jotka ovat
maksamassa kyseessaolev. Kan
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saada sisaan kaikki saatavam-
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kuuluvan saskatchewan.
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]. K. Osoittakaa kaikki kir-
jet edellamainituista asioista
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Observation-Disclosures
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Sacob glafm fnitta f~irtfofuns
nan fasiaan folebti Satbgn, Iinn.
firfpsla $4.61
2abia I~uttaialle S. 2inbaIan
fallttd 500
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Spodmelliiet fiitntiet, pstdtudt lab>
ioistanne. 9erra on ne teille pail
titieipa.
9. Huotialainen,
&abastonboitaia.
Scr 1T Clip, @irm.
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1uloja f~eminaarine:

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3elga ia august @atela 3. $500
S. Teierlon .............. $500
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Watti N1ti 1854
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-17
SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE
CONSTABLE WILL BE
NAMED ON TUESDAY
Goyarnor Harrington VIII Make Ap'
peintmen. Some Time Tomorrow;
Many Candidates For Toga

Governor Harrington will appoint
j successor tomorrow 10 the late
Judge Constable. On the bench of the
Court of Appeals.
There Ii much speculation as towho
Inc appointee will be. but the execu-
tive gave no hint today as 70 his iden-
thy. II was the intention Of Governor
Harrington 10 make the appointment
today. but il was held up for some rea-
son or other until tomorrow
Judge William II. Adkins. OF Talbot
county, now an associate on the bench
of the Second judicial court, and who
was an unsuccessful candidate against
Constable for the democratic noni-
nation when the latter went on the ap-
pelIate bench, is prominently BY his
friends and adherents and ii known
to have the support of the members
81 The bar In his county
Among other candidates whose
names have been mentioned in cOn-
nection with the appointment are =,
Alan Goldsborough. oi Caroline eoun-
Isl. former State Tax Commissioner
Levin w Wickes. of Kent County and
James II. Evans and State Senator
Crothers
I'll was reported last week that Goy-
ernar Harrington was inclined To APP
point Judge Adkins and to name Mr.,
Wickes IN the latter's place as as
sociate judge.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-17
GOV. HARRINGTON 10
ATTEND RE-OPENINC
OF SALISBURY ARMoRY


Governor Harrington and Adiutant
General WarilId Will 90 to Salisbury
on April 3, accompanied BY the Cover
nor's stafT. to reopen the First regi-
ment armory The occasion viii be
informal
II has been suggested that In the
afternoon the school children be in-
yited to participate In reception TO
these distinguished visitors, and that
all the soldiers who have returned to
Wicomico county, both from the can
tonmeRts and abroad. and all men who
saw service ii the various civil depots
of the government during the war
shall DO invited To attend this recep-
ton The program for the evenings S
entertainment has not yet been work
ed out, but IT will include reception
st the armory to the governor and the
adiutant general and probably q mus
Teal entertainment and short dance.
As q member of the governors stan,
Colonel Charles ri Disharoon, Of this
city, will have charge Of the arrange
ments for the re-opening Of the ar
mory.