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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

A public Christmas trco for ovcry- oue on Che leland was announced to be held on Christmas Eyo at che Congregational church
 IA G. Mcbride. senior editor of Che News. appointed court commissioner at Cape York
 Natives announce rec Christmas dinner for everyone at Alex Small woods on Christmas day. Every body Invited
 Thaw.ng weather In Douglas and tbo snow almost an gone
 Chr.stmas turkeys were expected on Che A-Ki
 There We're to be Christmas oxcr- .Iscs at Che Friends church
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
SOTa TITOaf G0-iS
Quickly Relieved By Humiin'o
 Wizard on

Hamlin's Wizard on is a simple and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds Used as a gargie for sore throat it brings quick rehet Rubbed on thc chest it will often loosen up a hard. deep seated cold in one night
 How often spains. bruises. cuts and burns occur in every family as well as httc troubles hto clrchc. tooihacho. cold sorcs clnker sores, stiI neck, and ured aching feet Soothing healing Wizard Ol win al- ways bring quick relief
 Get it from druggists for 30 cents. 1T not satisfied return che bottle and get your money back
 Ever couslinatcd or have sick headlche3 Just Cry Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant ltdc pink pills, 90 ccnta Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going in the Great
 NorthIand

Perhaps Che largest city ord.uauc, ever drawn up by an Alaskan town wos Che one for tho regulation oi traG.c n Kc,chikau. lt took seven columns ol Che Chronicle to print it The ordinance is to take caro oi traffic for twenty ycau to como
 The bond measure carried a, Petersburg at tho election thoro re- cenuy The Anal vote showed 6S for bonding Che town and two ag.nst Petersburg la now allowed To bond herself Co build a school house and power plant Che two not Go cos. over fI5.OOO.
 The wage scale set by tho carpon. tcrs branch of Che Alaska Labor Union at Kotchikan to be In cae't until July !. 1920. is Carpenters sS per day; forcmor. S9; helper with tools. f7. helper without tools S6.50; time and a halt for overtime and double tune for Sundays and holidays
 At thc recent election at tho ua- Give city of Bayyicw William Ben. son was elected mayor John skau. city judge. and W. J. Chuck. city marshal The members Of Che com- cI arc Prank pcm.ovich. Clyde Field Willie Jones. Coukey Snuck. Thaddcus Isaac. William stewart sam Thomas and Peter Roberts
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
PROCLAMATION BY
 THE PRESIDENT
Urges Au Persons to Answer An Inc ouines Addressed to Them by
 Census Buemu Officials

Whereas. by the Act Of Congress approved March 8. 1919. Che Four tocnh DcccnnIol Census Of Che United States Is to be taken begin ming on Che second day of January 1920; and
 Whereas. correct enumeration or Che population every ten years is re- 0u.rcd by Che Constitution ol Che United States for Che purpose of de- Jcrmuing Che representation Of the several States In tho House of Rep- roscntatiyos, and
 Whereas. it Is of utmost Import anco to Che interests of an Che poo- plo Of Che United States that thIa census should be @ complete and ace curate report Of Che population and resources of Che Nation;
 Now therefore I Woodrow Wn- son. President of Che United states of America. do hereby doclqro and make known that under Che law aforesaid. it is Che duty of every person Co answer an questions on tbo census schedule applying to him and tho family Co which he belongs. and Co Che farm occupied by him or bis family. and chat any person re- us.ng Co do SO Is subject Co pen- oly
 Tho solo purpose of Che census la Co secure general statistical iuform- alton regarding Che population and resources of Che country and replies are required from individuals only Co permit Che compilation Of such general statistics. No person can be harmed In any way by furnish me tho information required The census has nothing to do with taX- alton. with military or jury service. with Che compnlson ot school at- tendance with Che regulation of im- migration or with Che enforcement of any national state or local law or ordinance There need be uo fear chat any disclosure win bo made re- -ardue any individual person or hIs affairs For Che duo protection Of Che rights and Interests Of Che por- sons furnishing Information every employee Of Che Census Bureau .s prohibited. under heavy pena.y from disclosing any information which may bus como Co his kuowi- edge
 J therefore earnestly urge upon au persons to answer promptly conn 1ioto'y and accurately an Inquiries addressed Co them by Che enumcr- ators or other employees Of Che Con- us Bureau and thereby contribute hcr sbarc toward making ha great and necessary public undor.ak- ne a success.
 ln witness whereof , have here unto aot my hand and caused thc seal of Che United States Co be af- GNcd-
 Done In Che District ot Columbia hs tenth day Of November in thc yoar of our Lord ono thousand nine hundred and nineteen. and Of che independence of Che United States rhe one hundred and ror'y-four.h
 lscal WOODROW WILSON. By Che Presidents
 William Phillips
 Acting Secretary of State.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

You can tell it to Che world that there are A. P. As among Che crew of Che steamer victorial Father Bu- pert has wired protest to Che of- fc.als of Che Alaska Steamship Com- pany chat .ut0x.caUou among Che crew resulted from One indulgence In lventy-tuo gallons Of acramental wine shipped Go Nome for church purposes. The wine was drunk by members 0i Che Victor.as crew and thc empty caska remain
 Under Che Alaska prohibition law a provision .s made for shipment in- To Che territory by special permit from Che governors office Governor RIges has issued permits for wine To be shipped Go Nome for Che winter season
 Last spring Dean Christian of Che Episcopal church at Juneau received a letter from tho Episcopal minister a, Cordoya nqu.r.ns if it would no, be possible Co secure real wine 'n- ttead oi nape juice for sacramentol purposes. and if not possibly thc grape juice could be purchased a, coriova as choapiy as Juneau Much mysldcd. Dean Christian. who had been making regular shipments of wine Co Cordova. did a ltlo sleuth- Iug and ascortained that Che wine leaving Juneau at frequent inter. vais had been drank and Che grape iuIcc substituted Thereafter special care was taken that Che wine reached is destination unhamperod by th, thirst Of Che wicked Ex.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
Orier and Notice ior Publication

In Che United States Comm H.oucra
 Court for Douglas Island Pre-
 cinct Territory ol Alaska.
 In tho Matter ol Che Adoption ot
 George NoyW and Lloyd Stone
 NwUI minor chldron.
 It being made to appear to Che aboyc entitled Cour. by tho verified petition Of John Robert Gurrn and Beatrice Guc.n. hIa wifr. that thcy are dcarous Of adopting George Neum and Lloyd Stone Ncvu. minor children. which said petition was mod I'm Che above entitled Court ou Che I0h day of December l9I9. nd having hc.r names changed Go George Gucrn and Lloyd stone GucrIu. rspcctiye.y hot Henry George Ng,m Is Che father of said minor children
 And it being malo to appear to said Court hat mid Henry George Nouu has not given hs written cou- sent to tbe adoption of said minor chHdron. or either of chem. and that hc can not bc found In tho TouI.ou of Alaska; lhat hc Ia not .dont Of Che Territory of Aiasha and that his last known residence was s.at. uc. Sato of Washington
 t s therefore ordered ua. the hearing ot aid petition for hc adoption of said children and changing hcr names oa aforesaid be- and tho amc hereby .a s.t for Che och day or February 1920. at thc hour of two o'clock D. m. of said day at Che court room ol said Cout I'm Douglas m mId uoueIas uaud Precinct Alaska and thlt uo...e thereof bo given to tho said Henry George Ncvu by thc publication Of tbia order once week for thrcc successive wcoss. Che last publication thereof to be at lcaat four weeks before thc sad umo appointed for Che hearing Of said petition. lho Douglas Island News a newspaper printed and published at Douglas In said precinct
 Now therefore you. lhc bald Hmv George N0m are hereby commanded to be and appear m Che above entitled Court ou Che och day Of February 1920. at Che court room aforesaid Of said Court at tho hour of two o'clock D. m. Of said day. and then and there Co show cause f any you have why aId Cour, should not by its decree eant the adoption Of aId minor children to tho said John Robert Guun and Beatrice Guora and change each of their names as requested.
 Done in open court ,hs l0th day of December 1919.
 Date Of first publication. Doe. l2. lu9
 Date Of lart publication. January 9. 1920.
 Osc8U JOHN HENSON
 United States Commissioner for Douglas Island Precinct Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
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Douglas Island people are aston 'shod at the quick results produced by simple witchhazci camphor hy- drasus. ctc. as mixed n Lavopllk eye wash. In one ease oi weak and noar-sIghtod eyes @ Jew days use brought great Improvement In au- other ease it stopped eye pains and inflammation. We guarantee small bottle of Layoptik to help ANY CASE weak. strained or nfamod eyes Aluminium eye cup FREE
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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

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mnRKINf IN IrNrAn

William Miller tho barber hos taken a position in Juneau Ho is. working at Che Arctic Barber shop la tbc HeIcuthaI building
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
MANY WOMEN USE
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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
rOuN HENSON

United States Commissioner for Douglas Island Precinct Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

-sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. F. Goddard sanitarIum. Alaska Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
EASTERN STARS ELECT

At thc.r regular meeting Of last Tuesday night Che Order Of Eastern stars elected oGiccu for Che coming years oT follows:
 Mrs. J. w. Martin Worthy Mauou. L. s For.g Worthy Patron Mrs. May Johnson ....- Secretary Mra D. IT, ChrH'oc Conduc,ros Mrs. Gene Weschcufe.dor. Treasurer Mise Nora Muso.h. ..-...........
 - Associate CouduercH Mrs Ed Crowc .. Trustee
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
CHRISTMAS PARTY
FOR THESE GIRLS

The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club entertained a large humber
OF It's oul-Of-town members. who could
not go home for The Christmas hoii-
days, at party last night in the par
Tors Of Westminster Church. \ l3rg
Christmas tree decorated with wrsaihs
ribbons and stockings full OF gifts f0g
hose present, gave the rooms o Christ
mas appearance
Candymaking, marshmaiiOw roasting
and cOrn-pOpping we're enjoyed. Miss
Jessie Van Cleve, Of the Wilmington IN
slitute Library entertained tho guests
with Christmas stories.
The officers Of the Business and Pro
fcssioral Women's Club are: President,
Miss Helen Garrett: secretary, Miss
Helen Davis; treasurer, Miss McCaughn.
The committee in charge Of the party
consisted Of Miss Margcry Bcdinger,
chairman; Miss Elinor COlley and Miss
Maud Abercombrie.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
POLICE PENSION
GIFTS TAXFREE
Numerous Subscribers Pay
ing Up Pledges in Ad-
vance of February |
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
COMING THIS WEEK

John 5. Rossell, treasurer OF tho PO-
lice Pension Fund, has received re-
ports Of payment OF subscriI tions in
advance OF the date, February /, next,
lin which they are due, and for a num-
bpr Of large amounts. This prompt
ness is regarded by him as most grail
flying.
Under a ruling obtained from Wash
ingtOn at the opening OF the Police
Pension Fund campaign, all these con-
tributions will be exempt from the
Federal income tax, and all subscribers
who pay now may take credit for them
in their returns for the year OF 1919
Mr.. ROsscll today expressed much sat-
isfaction over the results Of the pen
sion fund campaign as a whole and
said he had good reason to believe ad-
ditional contributions will be received
before New Years, which will add sub
stantlally 10 the amount already col
Iected. Something over 100000 either
has been given or pledged thus far.
There are approximately 5000 sub
scribers TO The police fund and their
subscriptions are being audited by a
competent accountant 50 their names,
addresses and amounts contributed 70
be preserved at the Public Building
Will be strictly accurate.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
CHORUS READY TO
Sing "'NESSIAH'
Sunday Afternoon Concert TO
Be Free to the
Public
ONLY FEW SEATS
ARE RESERVED

lIanders Messiah" Tie worlds
great Christmas orator,o. will be given
a magnificent performance, free TO all
c0mers al the Playhouse. 40 O'Clock
cn Sunday afternoon, by the Whining
Ton Community Chorus, Harry Barn
hart. director An Illustrated souvenir
program will be given 90 all the adults
in the audience. The conceF, Is free
except In The case .0f a small number
Of reserved seats. which can be secured
FOR whatever sum the patron chooses
90 give. This plan OF a limited num-
Der OF reserved seats has been success
fully tried by community choruscs in
other citics. IS a help towards detray-
Ing the heavy expenses Of such a pub
llc concert.
IN other places friends OF The chorus
sent from 30 cents tO $3.50 as dona-
lions in return FOR reserved seats. L,
should be emphasized that only a small
number Of reserved seats have been
reserved for The sunday afternoon con-
cert nle greatest part Of The house
being free.
Madame Gertrude Aud, soprano. and
Henry W. Bastow. tenor. Two Of the
best concert soioisls in New York City.
have been engaged for the Messiah"
Madame Auld las received tlaiterlnS
press notices from many cilics, musical
criiics being invariably impressed with
her lovely quality of voice and her
pociird. .raderly beautiful inlcrprcia-
tion of her songs.
Mr. BaSlOW also is widely noted as
being one NJ those rare ganluses, a
tenor with clarity and accuracy Of tone,
as well as sweetness of voice.
The women members Of the chorus
viii be dressed In white. and viii be
seated In raised rows Of seats upon
the stage. leaving the entire body Of The
free for the guests.
Different groupings of colorcd lights
VIII be thrown upon The stage. maklns
varied and beautiful lighting effects.
There VIII be lableauX. illustrative Of
t.lc 0-aiorio. given during the concert
\ pasioyaie, showing the shepherds Of
the Judean hills, and a tableau. "Thu
Court OF Wommen," VIII be given.
There viii be n fun orchestral accom-
panlmeni TO the oraIorlo.
The Wilmington Community Chorus
is nearly two years old The chorus
has reached thousands OF people
.hrOuSli tho Tuesday night sings at ia
Iiigl school. and the summer. outdoor
sings in Brandywino Park. These exc
ning sings have given convincing testi-
rony Of the power of song o. Weld the
community together in frat5rna feeling
md real democracy. The chorus is II
he people and belongs 10 the whole
community, not TO any special group O?
'ingers.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
ACCUSED or AUTO spEEDINC.

At the request Of The dcfondant ihe
case Of Harry ]. Wilmington, charged
with speeding and operating an auto
mobile without an operators license
was continued until Tuesday by Deputy
Judge Finger in Municipal Court, this
morning. he is alleged to hSye crossed
tho intersection Of Tenth and Market
streets at greaier late Of speed than
: - miles an hour
lie pleaded gully 10 operating the
machine without license.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
GASNEARLYFATAL
TO SEVEN PEOPLE
Residents at Front and Madi-
son Streets Overcome by
Escaping Fumes
ONE HORSE Is DEAD
SEVEN ARE MADE ILL

( A leaking gas main came near cost
ing The lives Of seven presons IN lhe
vicinity OF Madison and Front streets
early yesterday. and several OF The VIC
time were suffering today from The ef-
fecls Of the fumes. The gas also Killed
horse outright lett IN9 ~ serious
condition and endangered five others.
Discovery of the gas leak was made
when passers-by early yesterday heard
Michael Roach pounding on a door in
Ian effort 10 get 0ul Of the cigar store Of
John Clynn. at No. > Maryland avenue.
where he had spent The night. \ res
cue paTty found GlNnn nearly overcome
by gas funmos 5nd sent him to the Del
aware Hospital There it was found
his condition WAS nos serious.
Wednesday night. Harry Manders
who occupies apartments in the rear Of
.Glynn's store, received a call from Mrs.
Albert Faline, next door, advising him
that all the members Of her family
were very ill., Mrs Manders went with
him TO the Falinc home. here she
learned that Mr.. Faline and the four
children We're suffering badly from the
effects Of gas fumes. She took them
into her home and summoned a doctor,
who treated them. The chilsrcn are all
small, and one Of them. boy Of about
three years of age, was found to be'
the worst sufferer.
At O'Clock yesterday morning a
dead horse and seven others overcome
by the fumes were found in the stable
Of Comfy Brothers. coal dealers, in the
rear Of the Faline home.
Employees Of the Wilmington Gas
Company discovered the leak in the
main. which has recently been in
stalled. Residents in the neghborhoOd
have been complaining Of the fumes
several months. but efforts of the gas
company 10 discover The leak, the gas
company asserts. had been unaviling.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
ATTRACTIONS AT THE THEATRES
'fY GOLDEN GIRL"

The musical score that Victor Herbert
has composed for his musical play My
Golden Girl" has been the means dur
ing the past few weeks OF attracting
much attention all over the country
with lis peculiar and unique melodious-
ness ard the irresistible charm It has
held for so mapy people without nut
nishing any jazz or fatigue music.
aNy Golden Girl" Will come FOR the
pleasure OF MilmingtOnians next Mon
day evening when it viii begin I
day engagement at the Playhouse,
bringing 10 a close with its run here,
the year OF i9i9.'
Robert Emm It Keane and the re-
naming list OF PRINCIPALS have hesu
especially chosen for their adaptahil-
iiy 10 the various roles. There is also
a chance that furnished the background
for many beautiful scenes.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
Wanted TODIE
IN BEST CLOTHES
continued from First pagc.


officer said, ne called the police station
after the Negro had run away.
Before court this morning. Smith said
that he did no. know button was an
officer when he fired. but thought il
was one % his wlfes friends.
Officer Lynch, Who arrested Smith al
his home, No. 6i2 jefferson street. fol-
lowing the shooting testified that when
ne questioned the Negro as 20 how he
was injured, he declared that "he had
shot damned cop and then shot him
SELF. Tic reason he shot himself. the
Negro told The officer, was because be
wanted TO die with his best clothes
on"
Smith, Who had no counsel. admit
ted shooting his wife and the officer.
and then turned the pistol on himself.
The reason he shot his wife. he said,
was that he became anzered becaus
she had hurt his feelings" at a dance
and has in every way endeayored 80
cuse him humiliation.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

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Hudson Touring
Chevrolet Touring
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The above ears may be purchased OF
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Evening journal., 1919-12-26
RETURNING rROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Or. and Mrs. John II. Mullin. who
We're married on November 26, in
Buen0s Aires. Argentine. sailed today
for The States. On the steamer Nanban,
of the Lamport Holt line. They ex-
pect to arrive in New YORK about Janu>
arr IS.
\ .cabicgram was received by Dr..
Mullins pa MS. Mr. and Mrs. John ;.
Nullin. yesterday. announcing their
sailing. They will come up the east
coats and Stop at Mounia Vail, Sanias,
Rio de Janeiro, Balia ond Barbados
while cnroutc.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
DOLL HOSPITAL

DOLL HOSPITAL-HEADS AND WIGS
~ l05 \. Lincoln St. Phone 4601W.
decf7-12t
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
AT THE GARRICK.

"Wee" May Mckay, who is featured
in Tom McKay'S, Scotch revue, at the
Garrick Theatre ihis week, is decidedly
interesting and original. Her clever
work and affable manner have made
her host Of friends with the Garrick
patrons. She is charming Scotch
coincidence, with plenty OF natural wit,
and appears TO be able to capitalize any
situation that might make for comedy.
The whole company is good. II COM
prises singing and dancing girls and
musical men while all play instruments
in The bagpipe band, which has a way
OF its own in jazzing some of the popu-
lar airs.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
THE SNEAK"

Artists in their search for models OF.
ten come upon queer adventures. II
was his desire to paint a new type Of
woman that caused Roger Bennington
to come in contact with Rhona, the
gypsy princess. lie brought down upon
himself thereby The haired of the tribe
the hatred Of his lance, the hatred OF
Rhonas other lovers and the hatred ot
The princess herself.
And thereby hangs the tale. It is ttt
tale Of The Sneak" the Gladys Brock
well photoplsy which will be shown to-
day and tomorrow at the Rialto The
airc.
According to reports the picture
sDounds in thrills and intense romance
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
DEATH COMES
SUDDENLY To
MRS. MAHAFFY
Continued rom First .Pagl

LUnIlnueu fTDm MS, Fds9'
Clara T.. Hill and Miss Charlotte c.
Wells.
Mrs. Mahaffy was greatly interested
in civic affairs. She was a member Of
the New-Century Club and took an ac-
tive part in It's varied projects. At The
time " he's death she was treasurer Of
the club, director Of ihe Ncw-Century
Club corporation, and chairman o. the
club asses committee.
Tho funeral win he held on Monday
afle,' ION 9t 2.3O o'clock from be" late
home with intermeni ia Wilmington
and brandyUine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

LIRE AND CHARACTER READING.
DECEMBER 26.

The governing sign Of this b'rthdatc
is Capricornus. and the governing
planets are Mars and Saturn. The birth
stone is an onyx.
People of This birthdatc are incline
TO talk loo much and they should learn
Che great value of the lesson Of silence.
They are proud and independent and
will not accept charity from anyone
Tley love display and social position.
The nature is aggressive and ambitious
and laciful acd these people are usually
found al The bead of organizations and
Institutions
From clilGaood This person should
be taught 90 CONQUER pride end learn
hos to De useful and broad minded,