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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
LAIVAS SU 2,481 KAREIVIU
PAVOJUJE.

Neqv York, Sausio l d. =
Suvienytu Valstiju transpor-
tinis laivas Northen Pacific,
ant kurio randasi 2,481 Ame-
rikos kareivis, is kuriu 1,671
yra suzeisti uzvaziavo ant
smelly anksti 81 ryta tarp
Point of Woods If Fire Is
land if jam gresia didelis pa
VOLTS.
Pagelba suteikti kareiviams
ilera galima, mes didele audra
If jokiu budu negalima prie
to laivo prisiartinti. Apie 1ai-
va randasi daug kariSku laivu
.ir naikyntoju, bet pagelbos
.suteikti: negali. Visi prisiren-
gilnai, kokie tik yra galimi,
daroma, kad nedaleidus prize
|nelaimingo atsitikimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
iREVOLIUCIJA VARSAVOJE

TarSa0a, Gruodzio 80 d.
~ ypatos uzmusta miesto gat-
vese, susiremimuose tarp tau
tines gvardijos If revoliucio-
inieriu. Raudonieji dare dide-
les demonstracijas, reikalau-
dami paliuosavimo uzdaryt,l
kaleJlman keleto bolSeviku.
Mieste apskelbta kares sto-
Wis. Miesta saugoja nauiai
suorganizuota tautine gvardi-
ia If miesto sargyba. Taipgi
Narsavos priemiesciuose ma
nevruoja gan skaitlinga ka-
valerija il artilerija, kas IL
kimasi, sulaikys bolSevikus
nuo kesimosi paimti valdzia
/ savo rankas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
UKININIAI PRIEsINAsI
BOISEVIKAMS.

P@ySiaS, gruodzio 81 d.
Korespondenhs 1aikraSGio
J ourn a | Hetrograde prane-
sa, kad ukinilkai Maskvos ap
skri6io suteisia daug baimes
Leninui.
Pradzioje sruodzio menesio
ukinikai atvyai sukilo il uz-
e1ne eielq So laite pakol jie Ii
kosi numaliiliti. BolSeviku
raudonoji gylrdija sulauze ju
pasiprieSinin4 su dideliu ziau-
rumu.
Ukininkai brvo blog.ai apsi-
ginklave il hlvo priversti pa
s'duoti. DauGelis kaimp likosi
sunalkynti aitllerijos il daug
uklninku uznuSta.
Ukininkai, korespondentas
priduria, nors If daug nuken-
tejo, bet lati<ia progos, kad
duoti pasiprt teSinima bolSevi-
kams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
paciu laiku daro visokias kliu-

paciu laiku daro visokias kliu-
It's lenkams.
Kaip pranesama tai boise
vikai yra gerai apginkluoti
if apredyti. Pskove, kur jielns
buvo padarytas pasiprieSini-
mas, jie surenge skerdynes.
Taipgi pranesama, kad bal
Sevikai siuncia kariumene uz-
init Baltiko portus Liepojp
ir Ryga.
Musiai tarp lenku If rusintl
.kilo keliose vietose, ypatingai
Ravaruskoje, Galicijoj, kur
apie 200 Rusinu likosi uzmuS-
Ia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
PAKELS MOKESTI.

WaShmgtonaE, gruodzio 81
d.-Vyriausis telegrafu uzziu-
retojas Burleson praneSe Sia-
dien, kad pradedant nuo Nau-
~ Metu, tai yra nuo sausic
| d. 1910 m. bus pakelta uz-
mokestis darbininkans visu
departamentu telegrafiSkos
systemos, kurie randasi val
dzios kontroleje, iSskiriant is
nesiotojus.
Darbininkai, kurie iSbuvc
-arnysteje daugiaus metus ii
puse gaus pakelima algos an
10 procentu If kurie istarna
vo maziaus negu metus If pu.
Sc gauS 5 procentus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
NAUJA BOLSEVIKU
RESPUBLIKA.

LOndonas, gruodzio 81 d.
Pranesama, kad Silezija pasi-
skelbe bolsevikiSka respublika.
Betvarkes kilo visoje Silczi-
joje, panaSios i rusu boISeviku
betvarkes.
zinios is Berlino praneSa j
laikraSti NJ all, kad lauko
marsalas Hindenburg pasiuil-
tes telegrama Vokietijos in
dustrialiSkielns didziunans,
kurioje praneSa, kad jis pa
rems, jeig,u Anglia uzilns
Berlina.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
WILSONAS GRIzTA
FRANCUZIJON.

DoVer, -Anglijia, gruodzio
81 d.-Prezidentas Wilson's
If 10 Partiia isplauke is Dover
! Calais l1:20 81 ryta.
Prizes apleisiant Anglia,
Prezidentas Wilsonas pasiun-
te telegrama karaliui .Jurgiui,
kurioje iSreiskiama sirdinga
padeka uz taip malonu pri-
elnin12 il link5damas Anglijos
zlnonen1s LaimingqoS Nauju
Metp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
LaiVaS Su 2,481
Kareiyiu Pavojuje.
Lenklja kariaus
su bolSevikais.

Vokieciq tuose laikuose, kada
jie mete bombas ant musu
miestu If uzmuSinejo jureivius
musu komercijiniu laivp. Jie
atvyrai pasake man, kad jie
ne bus uzganedintais niekom
maziaus, kaip tik pima nepri-
gulmybe if kad jie Mrs uz ia,
jeigu tik bus reikailnga."
Edward Shortt, vyriausis
Airijos sekretorius praneSe
Siadien:
"Ateinantieji sesi menesiai
nusvers kaip Airijos klausi-
mas bus isristas ramiai, ar
kruvinai. Sim Feineriai turi
proga parodyti savo gabumq.
Sveikas protas, Saltas veiki-
mas yra dabar svarbiausi da-
lykai Airijai. Mes ne pavelisi-
me nei kokiai dideliai spekai
paimti kontrole situacijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
SPARTAKAI ORGANIZUOIA
DARBO PARTIJA.

KoPenhagenaS, Gruodzio
81 d. = Kongresas spartakp
grupes, kuris laiko savo sesi-
jas Berline, iSneSe rezoliuciia,
kurioje uzreiSke, kad "tikras
proletaras neturi trlreti nieko
bendro Su neprigulmingais So
cialistais." Taipgi likosi MI
tarta suorganizuoti nauja par
IL J vardu KomuniStiSka Oar
bo Partija Vokietijos Sparta
ku Sakos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
NEIsPILDE LENKIJOS
ULTIMATUMO.

LondondS, gruodzio 81 d.
Zinios is Varsavos j laikrasti
M il praneSa, kad Vokieti-
ia atsisake iSpildyti lenku rel
kalavim9, kad butu pavelyta
lenkp kareiviams vartoti ge-
lezinkelius nuo Lenkijos ru-
bezlaus Iii Vilniaus. Berlino
Valdzla pamatavo tuomi atsi-
sakym9, kad reikalingas yra
talklninkV sutikilnas. Tuom
pa6iu laiku vokieciai pareika-
lavo, kad Lenkija pavelytu
vartoti savus gelezinkelius vo-
kieciu kareiviams, kurie griz-
ia is Rusiios. Jeigu Lenkija
ant to nesutiktu, tai 100000
vokieciai bus priversti pereiti
per visa Lenkijq.
Lenkai ant to sutiko, SIT IS
lysa, kad vokieciai bus nu-
ginkluoti. Berlinas nieko ne
atsake ant lenku islygq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
AIRIJA ARTI
REVOLIUCIIOS.

LondonaS, Gfuodzio 81 d.
New York Times Cable
pranesa, kad padejimas Airi-
joj atrodo labai pavojingas
items, kurie prisiziuri gerai |!
politikos begi tos sales if ga
lima tiketis bile laiku visokiq
atsitikimu.
Septiniosdesimts iris Sim
Feinriu atstovai susirinks
Dubline If sutvers saVo stei-
giamaji susirinkima.
Jie paskyrs prezidenta il
paskelb neprigulmybe Airi7
jos respublikos.
Steigiamasis susirinkimas
brades veikti tuojaus. Bus
pandoma sumazinti taksus If
Bisiems bandymGm5 surinkti
6nperialiskus mokescius prize
.Sinsis.
4 Misijos bus fasiustos i uz-
! rubezinias valstiias if elgsis
kaip atskyra valstija. Beabe-
jones, tas prives prize susidu-
rimo ST. dideIe Anglijos kariu-
meme, kuri randasi dabar All
rijoj. Jie yra prisirenge prie
dideliq auku-gyvasciu, jeigr
kiltu muSis. Kada talkinin' I
delegacijos susirinks taikos
kongresan, jie pareikalaus, kat
Airija butu daleista kaipo ne.
kprigulminga valstija ta'ko'
8kongresar Atrodo, kad Sim
/ Feineriai turf daug ginklu il
amunicijos, mes valdzia dar'
kratas If sueme daug ginklu
Laibos M. ?. ka Tx sugri
zes is Airijos siadien paSake
"Jie neapkincia musp tiel
daug, kick mes near rkenten
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
LENKAI KARIAUS
PRIZES BOLSEVIKUS.

WorSaVa, Gruodzio 81 d. =
Associated Pres praneSa, kad
Lenkija rengiasi prie militia
riSkos kompanijos prizes boil
sevikus, Rusinus If Ukrajinie-
cius. Bolsevikai savo zengimu
pirmyn privete lenkus griebtis
uz ginklu. BolSevikai zengia
pirmyn paskui Vokieciu Hoff-
mano armija, kuri tfaukiasi
atga1.
Vokieciai, su1yg ziniu .ap-
laikytu cionai, pave1yna bol-
|Sevikams zengti pirmyn, tuon
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
KRITIsKAS PADEJIMAS
POZNANIUIE.

KobenhagenaS, gruodzio 81
d.-Berlino laikrastis Vor-
W a erts praneSa, kad pade-
jimas Poznaniuje labai kri-
tiSkas. Vokietijos valdzios bu
vo praSyta, kad j pasipstp te-
mai kariumene.
Herr Lansberg, sekretorius
dailes il literaturos Eberto
kabinete, isvaziavo Poznaniun
pradeti derybas su lenkais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
NORI PAIMTI KIEVA.

KonstartiHofolis, gruodzio
81 d.-zinios is Odessos ap-
Iaikytos cionai praneSa, kad
rusp liuosnoriu armija If fran.
cuzQ kariumene zengia pir-
myn is Rununijos per Bessa-
rabi.i2, prize Kievo, Ukrajinos
sostines. Tikslas tp kariume-
nlq} yra paimti savo kontrolen
gelezinkeli tarp Odessos If
hlevo is separatistu If uz-
init Kievq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
DAUG JUREIvIU zUVo.

Londonas, Sausio l d. =
Du silntai septiniosdeSimts jl-
reivfp siadien prigere, kada
Anglijos jachta Yo1aire uz-
soko ant akmenu netoli Stor-
noway, skotijoj, If nuskendo.
ISviso ant Jachtos buvo 800
jureiviu If tik 30 iSsige1bejo.
Visi jachtos aficierai If igula
zuvo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
ANGLIA PALIUOSAVO
SINN FEINERIU VADA.

LondOnas, Gruodzio 81 d.
= Count Plunkett, vienas is
Sim Feineriu Londono isrin-
tu paskutiniuose rinkimuose
parlamentan likosi paliuosuo-
tas' is kalejimo. Tikimasi, kad
visi internuoti Anglijos Sim
Feineriai bus paliuosuoti pref
tn laiku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
NAUJA ITALI.JAI PASKOLA

WaShmgtonaS, Gruodzio 81 d.
-Siqdien Italia gavo is Su-
vienytu Valstiju naujq pasko-
Ia $10o,00o,000; 81 paskola ST
pirmiaus padarytomis pasko-
lomis Italijai sudaro 1876
100000 If visiems talllinin-
kams 8,585,523,7O2.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
EISNER Prizes EBERTA.

P@y$ius, gruodzio 81 d
zinios i laikrasti P it P a
risia a II praneSa, kad Kurt
Eisner, prenlieras Bavarijos,
prisidejo prize neprieulningt
sociailstu prizes Friedrich Eb
erta, Vokietijos premierq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
SVEDAI ISSODINTI
ESTONIIOI.

Stockholmas, Sausio l d.
Svedu liuosnori1 kareiviai
likosi issodinti Estonijoj, su-
lyg iSleisto praneSimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02

ADMIROLAS KOLCHAK
NUzUDYTAS.

TOkVo, Jabonyia, Sausio |
d. = zinios is Sibiro pranesa,
kad adnirolas Kolchak likosi
nuzudytas politiSku priesu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-02
ANGLAI UzEME BATUM.

konStmtinopoHS. Gruodzio
81 d. = PraneSama, kad An
glai uzeme Batum If kad tai
kilinku kariumene kontrolio-
ia visus Juoduju JURY pax
rascius.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
NEW CHAIRMAN

Mrs. Eehm LoamH has boon named chairman O. thc aommto. in charge oI Che Juneau Rcd Gro. dr.yo ou noue'm Island The 'o" chapter or hc Rod croa has d'. banded and tloao wishing To join win be affiliated wth he chapter in Juneau Membership au.a wIIbo received by Mrs IoomIs
 There win bc mo regular drive on Douglas Island for tn. en Cross hn ycar However, rhsr.H..on win be received by Mrs Ja.. N'or. mick Of Troalven for annual Iu Tho money ao received uul h. uun.- mfed to One prcs.deu. of tho jH- ucau drive comm.tfo. and receipt tor annual ducs .ura.hoi to m. one giving Che money
 There Is mol a bIt ol douh. bm that many people hcro win wan. To amu themselves t' Che opportunity to join che HoI Gross for lho oom- ing year, and this h uhcr onnortu. uiy
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
suRPRIsE PARTY

Tho hom. ol MT and Mrs Ado'. G.r N.. Hc ...no ol n pleasant nrn-.e party m Wednesday n.eht ..or number ol the lady friends m MT. Grru surprised that lady In honor .0 I.- birthday
 uU. .rc refreshments being
 teI vHe- uas played and Mrs. John Feas won ant nrze at m.
 me Mrs. Iauehm consolation nI Mrs John L.ve cut pr.lr
 st ot dishes were given to Mrs. ...r as . birthday e.ft by th. ladIe. n-s.rt Thu. nr..er. were Nc .m. EI Casino. K Durham O. Swanson. L.a u.mr., L. KaI.iovIch t Garu F Laams b. A. Bowen r. A. J. C.Iuae A L. Anderson J u L.ue-e-l. G GmI'or. C. n Er
 ..or Carl Carbon. H Guyrook e ru.r J rusi J.F Henson R rmrer Q wIiemanu and Gertud, lauehHn.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
GOING TO SCHOOL

Miss Mary Nonaelo of Thauc icu ou Che Princes Nap Go attend school a, Seattle
 On Che eve of her departure hcr aunt and uucIc Mr. and Mrs. Jos Patterson eayc hcr a farewell party hcrc.
 Whist was played. and tho prizes wore won by Miss May Cmhu frt and Merriam KcIv consolation. Tho boys prizes were won by F. Brad- Icv nt and Bcx Ew.y second
 Those present were May Coshm. Esther cashon Elizabeth Fcusl vIr- eun Lauenm Mary MoconuoI Father Ecruu Doris Lund Marian Kcuy Mary Nouaelo and N3rure. Paterson The boys wore Joe Day. Michael n0uorvech F. Bradley Rex Early EarI MmIoy paul A.ku- son. Fred Clements George Ram stoad and James Mouaeio
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
NO BOARDING
 OF CITY COAL
Plenty on Hand if No One Tries to Corner Che Market-Buy
 as You Use

At Che council meeting Of Monday might Che situation which might arise owing to Che coal strike was discussed in aI its phases
 10 was disclosed at Che meeting uat ho c.ty now has ou hand 250 tons oi coal In Che bunkcr There are 200 tons more ordered. tbo doiiy cry or which Is almoa. certain.
 This amount win last Che popuIa- uou of Douglas for several months 1T used rightly that is. if mono Is hoardod It was deciocl therefore mat anyone on the Island who w.sh- ed coal would receive it if they had mono on hand but that it could only bo ordered and received whom Che person actually needed it
 No coal win bo sold To outside parties
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
SAWYER RESIGNS
 AS SECRETARY
In Stormy Session Over Attorney Bills. Indicted Man Quits
 His Job

Following a somewhat stormy os sion of Che Aosba Labor Union hold ou saturday night B R. sauyor scorony tcndcrod hIa resignation verbally t became known today The resignation vaa not acted upon Saturday niehL as Che secretary nude Il oUccuye for tha, due
 The storm Of the meeting ron'aroa about otorncys bills nr Che doe fousc Of Sawyer. as one was pre- soulod from one attorney for ap proumatcly t6OO. for service to date in Che caac wherein lbc labor union secretary ls charged with have mg failed Co register under Che ac. iccuvc service act
 This auomcy'a bu. in addition 'o Che fact hat mc.as. Rad been sont to Ralph Pierce of Seattle. who como to Kc.ehim fo defend Saw- yer brought on thc verbal rlah which resulted n thc latter saying
 "Wcu TU hand in my resignation right now. effective at tho mex. ree mar meeting "Wednesday uiehD
 At first It was planned to hat George Vmdorycer chief ooun.. for Che LWW. como to Ke,oh.fau to doland sawyer but as he corIi mot be secured Ralph Pierce was sent. for Pierce is thc scaflcattouor win. represented eat number O. al- loeod undesirable aliens in Semitic who were ordered doror.cd during thc war Uo aI.o ropro entoi tho defendants u many LW.W. and draft evasion ease. In tho Nor,hva.
 10 is reported Chat whom one ol .he members Of the union on s.ur day night objected to Che mp'o mont of Pierce to defend savrr or a ease m mo way connected vih th. labor union organization .Ha. Io htor replied that he must como uo. only to defend th.s ease. bu. also to "dofand other oascs" This brought forth am Inquiry as to whether g campaign of crime wa. contemplated that am attorney should ho retained hy tho ycar fo teep fhe powe,'tor .rf .H I.H. E.f.H...u ur..H... ...
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
EXTENDED HUNTING
 TRIP CONCLUDED
Local Man Out After Game Also Visits Site of Former Cap-
 inl of Alaska

Burt Looma Iooa. councilman and avvcr at hc Juneau Lumber Nm returned Woduosday from a aras hunting trip oa the company s me Drw Nr Looma was w.th n. boe Mr. Rutherford and Che nro brother and two members of tho boat crew.
 The party topped at aevou' huut- r- spot. between herc and stsa and lII some hunting and succeeded in getting a dcar Securing game has become rather dr.cull since n. cold snap has come ou. as it Is hard .o e.. v.ta.u range ot Che anI- m.Is on account ol tho snow and tee making such noise under Ioot
 After uc hunting season closed or tae fr.. ol tho month the boat wen. .o srsa Mr. Looms says chat st.a a am exceedingly busy place just at present and tbaf many natives are building homes there
 Recently n b.e trial was held he. o,.r he old Wmuse-susa u.d which ha. been on for many re. rhe ual was conducted r.on- regular legal uues white mon ..-ei n. lawyers In Che case and an- ..rt natives who remembered Che r.Im. uerc Che witnesses The whole matter vas sc.ioI and ,hcrc Is no bad feeling between these two tribes
 Th. Nus saw mm Is stII oncra,- ur tlor. and a crow 70, thirteen ua- 1.-Two. da m. work
 The NnsN Nuyc Brotherhood WI. extremely busy over at thc o.d
 nuI city rcrHe ready for thc h.r convention .hat Us to taE. p'ace
 .rr- or November 10th Bu.d- n- wore being ru. n shape for Che he me and r Is expected that m. convention win be a worry u.cr-
 rr nro
 TH. hunting party ro. back Wcd- r..I.r momnr. aI..r having boon on. n.t a week.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
BILL PASSED

KctrhIkan can now isauc bonds Go thr amount 0f SIOO.O0o tor Che cone
 trucuou and equipment of a mod eru school building at chat city, The .eua,e bm prepared by Delegate Geo. n. Gre.br authorizing One town fo issue One bonds if thcy choose. wa. na .i by Che House.
 Th, school house at Kctch.san has becu too amaI for Che past several years .o accommodate uu Che schoi- lrs i'm that growing town. and it is Che intention ot Che city Go erect a bauHIm- Chat win keep up with thc growth of Che city.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
GOOD TINE

The hard-umc dance given by Che Eagles at choir han last night was great success The floor was crowded with dancers Tho pr.zcs tor thc harlo.t characters wcrc won by Mr and Mu Aruo shui.htwho had real hard time. makc-ups on.
 Refreshments Cha. were dttne for tbe occasion. consisting of doughnuu and elder wc-c served and made 70 hIt with thc crowd.
 Later In thc evening a crowd of young folks and soldiers came over from Immu on tho Peterson and ihoy joined In Che uu Dancing was kept up mW l.a0 in Che morning
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
NEARLY DONE

Fire Chief hNoI kron0v.Ht. who has thc contract for putting in .ho new ait-Wa.er main on Third arcat Is making rapid proerc" on fhc ion u Is expected by tlis eym.ne ,ho work of connecting Che pipe win Doc over soyenr-nre per cent completed In very few days. if nothing 'ntcr- lorcs. Che work win be entirely come plotod and .ho blanks ou lhc a'roo. nut hack n place
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
SOME COOKS

40 tra rrranf-Telrhrr Ass00.a- .or meeting ou Tuesday evening at Tho school house Che occasion was more 70. a surprise party than my- Hne e's. Three gentlemen mcm- b.r. or tHe association. McHr j. w. Martin. .A E Gurr and P. A. J. ClInas sprung thc surprise by pro- rIIne a lunch and serving .t them. selves The lunch was a fine one witch lots o' trimmings
 X program. consisting of soIcc Hor "s.ar spaus.od Banner" song by Che Grs G.ee Club. recitation by Ceere. ra'esoa and an orchestra se lection America. was given
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
COULD USE MORE

Although John w. Hall1wol as- astant secretary Of thc interior. would rather have had S17.0O0.ooo thu Che S6.00O.o0o allowed by Cone gross to complete thc Alaska rail- road he s not discouraged and thinks hc can gct along with the
 mailer sum for tho current fiscal year.
 "The smaller amount" said Mr. HaIowcll "wiu enable thc Alaskan Engineering Commission to go ahead with work planned for tho fiscal year. Next June we win need an addition al appropriation Of tS.o0o.ooo and Che following year S3.0oo.ooo."
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
BASKET BALL GAME

There win he game of basket ban tonight at lho pougIm Natn- torIum bctWcon soldiers from Fort Seward and % team from thc pous.m Gro department
 Thc game s to ho called at s o'clock and lt is hoped Chat there win bc good turnout
 The soldiers were defeated In Ju- nmu last night by tho Juneau High school tcam by scoro oi 36 to 70.
 Although tho local mon have not nracHccd much for thc game it a expected thcy win eiyo Che soldiers m interesting tImc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
THANKS THE PUBLIC

Tho committee n charge of thc Armenian and syrion relief fund wishes to thank Ono public Of Doug laa Island for their hearty support The complete subscription amounted To fl4l2O. which has been forward cd io hcadquariors or thIs fund. Inc Catholic church gayo ono Of .hor collections from Che contribu- lion box of fl02O; tho hard-t.mcs dance brought In SGOOO; Che bale nnco. s7lOO. wos raised by public
 subscription One subscription alone
 from c paylovIch and relatives amounted to S25.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07

~.r N.n. and trn ..l. 0. .rHHr. shipped from N.r No.. 0.. and .ar rr.f renrr- rUr .Hrnaer S"--'c transfer a..rI won. .oeI -. Seattle recently h. Deputy M.r..I Albert Hoo.s In m. -,.- o. ...r h.r-. and or.h ho. .frr na..ef wa. fvo- -Hon n-f ..n f|ad ~fa a erafo 0. ... mn. commonly found n . f.. r...rHment ae.n'.
 NH.s and .r0..or. and trr.-. .. now n 'owec The v.. n. .0ru..af.i and 'He .-a..r and .nNare sold a' public .H.."
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
DEGREE WORK

Starting at o'clock iu the after noon. Cmtucau Lodge No. l2f, F.. X A. M. on Tuesday had meeting at which considerable degree work was given. The work continued un- W z o'clock i'm the evening. when banquet was hold untn eight and tbon moro work was given until
 bout V o'clock.
 Tho ceremonies were in the Odd Follows hau and were attended by not only Che members or Che local lodge but number of visiting N0sons aa woil
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
GIVEN
 EX-SERYICE MEN
Many of the Census Supervisors Have Served in the
 Army and Navy


 WASHINGTON. Nov 2.-slxty- Ave former soldiers and sailors have been appointed supervisors for Che Fourteenth Dccennial Census. accord- ug Go au announcement by Che Bu- rcau or Che Censua
 "The Census Bureau was partcu- larly glad whenever it found a for- mor service man for Che job of super visor" announced Director Of the Census Sam L. Rogers "Most Of Che applicants who qualified. however. were men of more mature age and Of broader experience than tho ma- iorIty Of soldiers and sailors"
 Three women appear on Che list of slpcu scrs. one having been ap- pointed Go rerve in Che state Of Now York. one ln Texas and one in No- yada This is the drst time in the history Of Che Census Bureau that women have been selected to Gu these petitions
 Of thc 372 supervisors chosen ap- proXimately 100 are lawyers. Ex- service men come next in numbers and editors rank third with more than 20 appointments Farmers are represented with about 25 while cd- ucators. numbering about 20. run Che farmers a close race.
 "No man was appointed @ super visor for the Fourteenth Census" said Mr Rogers. "unul every possible guarantee was given as to his ability and honesty Character was at all times thc leading and prcdomInat- ing consideration with Che Census Bureau in every appointment made"
 That Che Fourteenth Dcccnn'al Census. ou which tho actual cnum- crauou work win begin January 9. l92o. is Go be Che most important eyer taken ls shown by thc fact that Che Act of Congress providing for this census express Increased the scope Of che inquiries so as to inc cIude forestry ana ,resl products. two subjects never covered specific ally by any preceding census act.
 Tho Inquiries to be made relating .o population manufacture. mines. quarrIes and agriculture were also extended in tbci- scope by Congress. Che kcc1cst mtuc,. over the forth- coming census having been shown by thc members Of Che census commit tees of both Che House and Senate rblc Che law was under consldera- ton.
 The statistics gathered on mining win Include an oil and gas wells. Many startling developments in this important branch of tho nations TO- sources are looked for by census of- "|N.IH. N| NNN|N" HM|N'N 'N NN Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas win no doubt prove Co Doe thc most eagerly sought for. as shown by iu- lu.ries aIready received by thc Cn- sus Bureau
 The compilation and gathering ot forestry and forest products statis- Ics win be m charge of a special force of experts The accurate and
 comprehensive figures gathered con- corning this vital natural resource win Doe much n demand. and Che comparisons made witch conditions existing before thc war win bc Of great interest
 Agricultural statistics will like wise Doe Che subject of special effort 3u Che part Of Che Census Bureau, as the importance Of farming is being realized by the average citizen for more than ever before