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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14
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 Chest colds and sore throat lead to ern Stop ..u .t once utt Wizard on before Ier can develop into dangerous influenza
 Get 'i from 'u.t. for &C., Y not satisfied return .e h..tie arI get your money back
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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14

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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14
NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

The steamer Victoria in command ol Capt. Fred Warmer was due at Seattle yesterday on- her laet trip of tho season from Nome Tho boa. had aboard BIO paaengcr and S2lO.0O0 In bullion.
 H Mclaughlin. who hos been al alor on United States vessels for 31 years. died at tho Cordoya hos- pal last week ot hoar, disease. Hc was member of Che crew Of the Corloya when taken sick
 Mumto Mkam was found guilty at Ko.cbbau last Friday of the mu der of Mrs Mar Kim and four-ycar- old daughter ot Petersburg ou May 2lst yasL The jury was out two hours Mkami was eiycn iiio m- prisonmcut
 Frank Rp.cy for several years captain and catcher of Che Cordo,a baseball tcam died there suddenly recently Mr. Ripley was about as ycrs old and in his younger days played professional ban with middle Western leagues
 While Che Admiral Eyana vas in nurt nt kclohHbm last week mem bcr of tbc crow or tho boat was caught by a piece Of line from tho boom and hung up In Che mast high above decks He was lowered w.th- out being badly injured
 X Kotoh.bau hunting party which was out ou Che gas boat White Gap was recently frozen in near thc. sccrc or Che NarIpoaa wreck fo. our days Tho members Of che party fortunately ,hsy bad plenty O. game them so they did not eo hungry
 ], looks as though .t might be D . rather Gu.o. soaa1u at WHfohoue na winter Among Che business houses that have closed there since Che close Of navigation arc Che Re- gina Hote. Whr. Pass uo.oL CIv Cafe and White paa c8.aumt
 The new mail route between Ke,ra.sau. WmnecU Petersburg and uoybof has becn established voe and Oprorman eot thc cone tract The Hr, boa, on the now . run Icu Ketcb.san on Nov 0 and Us to leave that place every Thuralay throughout the winter
 Capt. Geo. A Howe who c.mc Go. Alaska thirty years aro on a scaling and trading vessel vas a passenger ou.II. ou oa. ol Che la., boa,. He. has boon living at Anchorage .or che past four yolr Capt. Howe sold thc native. O. Che Copper River vale. . ley powder for Che guns m which tb.r sho. copper bullets years ago.
 Do you remember tut pinto pony uluays seen in tho moving p.ourcs or BW Harte Wou that p1ay Is. now being u.el by Mrs Prank cot- .er In riding around Ho mammoth studio grounds Of BU Hart near Los Angeles Mrs. co.-er H mo" Che guest Of the leading actor m western dramas Hart s coming to Alaska. next summer to visit Che C1u.rs according to a letter rooe.vIc by MT. cotcr from bis wife. and ao win be. taken for tr.p through Kanai peu- uuIa Helen Van Camnoa s also at Huts studio In Los Angeles ure- pairing some s.onar.o. Seward Gateway.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14
sTIII ACTING

Iu am issue Of Che Seattle Times Of November 9 therc appears picture al Ira Robertson who .s comedian at che Oak theatre In chat city,
 Ira at one time lived in Douglas and was well known an over Alaska where Inc travelled witch d.lrm. theatrical .r1uuos
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14

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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14

There Isa coat shortage at Ketch- bau uth uo Immediate relief u rh.
 Tho Valdez Packing Company put mp about so.ooo caacs ot salmon this a.ou
 As Che beginning or indoor sports. |. billiard tournament has started at cordoga
 The city ot Corioya Is coutom- plating putuus n an automatic fire alarm system.
 Tho Valdez schools are closed down ou account ol au epidemic ot measIe. or chicken poN.
 rncnty-ouc islands in Che Prince william sound region are leased un- I.r permit for ,oS raising
 Two fire alarm. m one day al E..hIbm gives one au idea of just how busy taat town really s
 Edward e Nor-sey ts bought .a. .re interest. ol Bernard a. Stone and ...c m the ketchhau Chronicle
 Many nurmeaH have been seen .H.. year m tHc vicinity ol Dorioya landed on Fl.muea Spit m Western
 \ man at Corlova was recently hold mp and robbed ol tis5 and had h. Jaw broken for .us tae rob- ber
 Prank Dandy. a resident ol Wrm- .eT since I>ss. paescd away at ,hat Ha.. u.t week. He was 5a years 70. aee
 The keuhka1 Chronicle says chat more .lu thousand people ot chat town belong to Che American Rcd Gross.
 Or. hundred and two pupils have ..e...r.I m Che elementary schools %. Warecr and i- in che high .aoo.
 A marquee s being erected n iron, of a building at Cordoya We lmt know what it s. bu. we bc, a wc.N
 U B Sawyer has withdrawn hts n. auor as secretary of the A.as- .a Labor Union at Ne.oh.aau. uc e.. elected treasurer
 1.msu.c Day vas celebrated u sueaay by patriotic services being hold h, che Eagles lodge and Q l...e by Che Eiss
 c G Bacon was found guilty at lr..ous. recently Of uuat whs- ... dealing wi wa. duot 5000 and given six mo1tas u lal
 Tl. EouhIEtu city treasurer has collected sa-Ii-1I in ,ase. m Che 0ar l- dcnouena ou the book. owe over fl0 eaeh
 r.. ordinance O. Che city ol Sun requiring hat an aua .e I'D be ol concrete or brick win .. enforced by Che Are chief
 Thor. ua. .erersh excitement at EaI. one Saturday night recently when a dance. picture show and the-
 -.u performance were au on at The s.me ume
 X man at Cu.roa who H raising u.. has just received blankets from .ue States witch which to keep Che animals warm mu Che time comes I'D butcher them
 X ...ue. animal chat roluei Che ro.. O. Valdez recently was no, identified by ,bc .uleas ol the town mH man from Iowa told them t.at t vas a aoe
 Recently whom Che Ioa ou 1 lake u..r Ketrb.kau was just right for .me Che pupils ol the public school wore Iet out carIy one aftor- noon for a skating party
 Prom report ricd. t seems chat m. cemetery a, Seward .s Iu a very bad condition There na been mo
 em O. numbering Che graves and ...craI are unidentified
 Some Fairbanks residents sought to have Che Ioea. city council pas. au ordinance To keep Che daylight saving law m eGeet u chat town rh. council did not agree Go do it
 Doctor Dickinson hae gone 0. Petersburg from KctehIsan by rc quest ol Gov E.ses Public place ar. closed ar che latter town on ac count %. be eases ol small poo, hor.
 Deputy Marshal Harry Kawnauel
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14

-sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauons American or European plan For terms apply to Dr. L. F.. Goddard Sanitarium. Alaska Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-14
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY G NAVIGATION
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-13
III o P E w E Ii

Rev. James Barnes was the
guest of VIM. Livesay Monday
There were services at Mt. Pts
gah Saturday and Sunday con.
Quoted Rev. Dave Grub and
others.--Little. Raleigh Carmical
spent from Friday until Mondav
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cummins, at Mt. Yer
n.-Misses Syble and Ruth
Gummins spent Friday and Sat
urday with Mrs John Fletcher.
There will be services here
Saturday and Sunday conducted
by Rev. Noe Mrs. Ed Death.
erage and children, of Mt. Yer
non, spent last week with rela
tives near here.-Wm. Sowder,
Chas. Fletcher and several others
from this part were called to
London last Wednesday as wit
nesses in the trial of VIM. Null
Inns. The good showers that
we are having are of great ad-
vantage to gardens.-Russel Car
mlcal, who has been sick for
the last week is able to be out
again.-This part was visited by
hard rain and wind storm last
Saturday evening. Mitchell Nor
ton, of near Brodhead was with
VIM. SOwder Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Shepherd spent
Sunday night with Mrs. Shep-
herds parents. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Sowder.-There is great
deal of complaint with the farm
srs of this neighborhOod about
the potato bugs destroying their
potatoes.-There will be bount-
iful crop of black berries in this
part this year.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-13

Gentry Brothers Trained Ami
NAL Circus will exhibit in Mt.
Vernon on Monday June 70
This will be the 32nd annual tour
of this popular firm and many
improvements have been made in
their already excellent show. An
entire wild animal circus has
been added since its last appear
ance in this city and a stirring
new patriotic spectacle will also
be seen here for the first time.
The Gentry Brothers has always
given the best of satisfaction in
this city. In fact, 1t would be
almost impossible to devise a
cleaner, more pleasing and inter-
esting exhibition than the one
given under the Gentry Trade
Mark. The street parade this
year is said to surpass all former
efforts and to be larger and bet
ter than previous years.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-13
Cut THIS OUT AND TAKE
1T WITH YOU.

A man often fergets the exact
name of the article he wishes to
purchase, and as a last resort
takes something else instead.
That is always Disappointing and
unsatisfactory. The safe way
is to cut this out and take it with
you so as to make sure of getting
Cham berlain's Tablets. You will
find nothing quite so satisfactory
for constipation and indigestion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14

assembling of yourselves together
For the reason that when our
thoughts go up with one accord
things are brought to pass more
quickly.
"United we stand effectively.
Divided we fall for lack of
strength. Hence the need of a
church. Suffer it to be 50 now
-.- Are Now Awakening.
Our Protestant churches are just
now awakening to the fact of a
closer unity.
"The foregoing questions are deep
and so broad that they concern the
whole civilized world.
I'm these paragraphs | am not
talking theory entirely.
Il have, for some years, become
conscious of the truth that Jesus
Christ promised that we should
know and that it would make us
face. The evidences are numerous
for myself and for others.
II know that my body is a holy
temple of God, in which / am in
slant in the kind of prayer that is
practical and fruitful, both for my
spiritual growth and human needs.
IN. P. E., Omaha"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14
Girls Have Fads In
Jobs, as in Dress, Say
Vocational Advisors

Chicago, Dec. IS. Women in
ever-increasing numbers are for
saking home-making for other
means of livelihood, chiefly "big
business" This was the finding of
the Bureau of Occupations Confer
ence held here recently.
Housekeeping no longer appeals
to most women--at least to most
college-trained women said Miss
Katherine Ball, vocational advisor of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14

Women at the University of Mime
sofa. "Even teaching, the usual al
tentative, has lost its lure. Only
the less adventurous spirits go in
for either of these pursuits any
more. ~
Women in their choice of oc-
equations, as in their clothes, are
the same devout slaves of fashion,
Oh Yes, there is such thing as
styles in jobs. Those whims, fads
or crazes run through colleges and
universities.
Recently it was social service
that caught the college girls eye.
Every girl wanted to be social
worker.
Now, however, it would seem to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14

quor smugglers are greatly concern
ed. For some time past they have
been doing a thriving business,
bringing in consignments valued at
from $500 to $4,000 each. The liquor
was usually transported in automo-
bile trucks.
During the last few days seven al
legged liquor smugglers have been ar
rested. Three are now prisoners in
the Clinton county Jail and four,
more are at liberty under heavy
bonds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14

be big business which is attracting
them. The girls this year all want
to be secretaries to Wall street mag
mates. They feel that only this COM
paratively new calling will give them
free play for their originality"
THE secretary is already out OF
date with my girls" said Miss May
L. Cheney. appointment secretary
at the University Of California. My
girls are going in next year for in
dustrial chemistry"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14
Greeks and Turks Clash

Saloniki, Dec. 13.-Greek soldiers
and Turkish irregular troops have
engaged in scattering skirmishes re-
Gently in western Asia Minor, ac-
cording to an official statement is
sued at army headquarters here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14
Close Watch Hating Liquor
A|onu Canadian Border

Plattsburg, N. Y, Dec. $50
close is the watch which customs Of
ficials, deputy sherifs and the local
police keep upon all persons who
cross the Canadian border that IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14
Churches Must Rise to Pressing Need Of
Improving Human Race Which is Slowly
Drifting from Court of Spiritual Law

Twenty-Five Million Church People Who Protest Against System of Worship
Which Includes Seasoning Pagnsm Make Christianity
Swallow May Count Many More to Their Ranks Who Stand Firmly
Hmany Freedom and Greater Needs While They
ngly Against dBound Methods Declares Omaha Woman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14

To thwart automobile thieves an
t,nglishman has patented an alarm
bell, enclosed in a locked box, which
rings as long as car is in motion
unless shut off by the cars owner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14
What Is a Church?
l. i. Building, an A...mblas. Minister or an Ide

Is it Building, an Assemblase, Minister Ideal7
If you are church member what most affects you
for good the that you take the money that give
the worship in which you engage or the service that you
render?
If your steps turn often toward the house of God,
what motive drives them thence old family custom,
your want of friends strong sense OF duty or an in
nate love of God?
Hony seldom you darken the door, what fingers long
est after you have gone the prayer from the altar the
song of the choir the discourse of the morning or the
diality Of the congregation?
of the scorners, what is at the bottom of your
kick the faults of the pulpit the sights from the pew
the shortcomings of sinners the saints docna strife?
IT, in your eyes, it is sick institution, where, then lies
the cause; is it's time of the past, is its influence waning
has it lost its soul does still answer here to the
vision?
If you ask for an opinion, what gauge would you use
to its worth; would you stress its theology its u
vene teaching emphasized form of service it's week.
day activities?
Should it be modern in method, efficient in business
have pleasant surroundings advertise in the papers, hold
stick to traditions?
What IS church; four walls and roof, gathering
of people, employees who minister, is life? Tell u.s.
THE OMAHA BEE.
The Bee submits the above questions of the hour to
its readers believing that the religion of the future like
other factors which have to do with the humanzing and
vital things of daily existence, is to be democracy It
socts full and frank questions Any reader privileged
to give his opinion Answers will be printed in succeed
ing Sunday issues of The Bee Your will be with
held from print desired but should be given proof
of good faith Address all communications to Omaha Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14
How MANY Faces Can You Find?

In the picture Dolly the left number Of hidden
faces See find. Some looking at
you-soms show sides of faces-you' find them upside
down; the folds of Dolly's and Mark
each face find with II You find 10 hidden faces
solved the Dolly PuI1le You do this II you
try real hard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-14

VVtoNSAA y dSA~
"A church flock shows the kind
of words digested, just as the sheep
aock betrays food eaten.
1T is said, too, Where there is no
fuel the FIRE goeth out
The life fame within US gets low
for lack of wisdom. This is the fuel
that makes the Christ spark glow.
We are told in the scriptures that
we must go up and bring this fuel
from the mountain heights.
This requires the practice of the
rules plainly given in the holy Bible
from cover to cover, that textbook
nf every truly Christian church.
Where rules are emphasized and
explained by modern teaching, yea,
prophets iliumined and filled with
the mind of Christ as we're the
prophets OF old. But their works are
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13
EOLO g .COMPAlNIA
Agencia Matrimonial

Sensible para Ell arte poetico es
Hlo que ocurre, pero precisa some
terse la realidad: Ell otono ha
muerto.
/ Ha muerto, entiendase, el otono
romantico, ell de los cipresales fd-
nebremente abatidos, ell de los tor
bellinos de hojas secas, ell del hui
racan de voz lastimera, que en-
vuelve en- melancolia disolvente
| jardines, paseos, avenidas. :. Ell
otoilo ha renunciado ser elegia-
co para convertirse en- 1ibertino
y asi, va no es la tristona esta-
cion de las hojas caidas, .sino la
baquica estaci6n de las faldas ARE
molinadas. ).
Eolo, soplando descompuesta-
mente, ha establecido una agencia
matrimonial, acogida desde ell pri-
mcr momento con exito extraor-
dinario.
Perspicaz, jugueton y entrometi-
do, es hoy ell amigo mas leal de
la mujer y ell aliado mejor del
Censo, por cuya prosperidad vela
sin reposo. va sabeis cuales son
sus tretas, ahora decididamente eff
caces por virtud de la imperante
indumentaria femenil, tan exigua,
gracias sean dadas a los doses.
Corta la falda y enredador ell aire,
adi6s cautela y ccuanimidad hon.
brunas! Ell mozo currutaco ca
nina por la calle pensando que
la "vida sin amor es impossible,
pero que la carestia de las subsis-
! tencias ensombrece toda lontanan-
"a conyugal, cuando, de improvi-
so, una racha de viento, cebando-
Sc acknowledgements en- un grupo
femenino, descubre I'm enjambre
encalabrinador de piernas. Al prin-
cipio, ell joven qucda como des-
lumbrado Y no sabe cuantas son
las piernas nj a que estatuas per-
tenecen. Despues, POGO a POGO,
va funcionando el discernimiento +:
"Aquellas, son de la tobillera las
otras, de- su hermana. . Lo que
sobra es de la madre.
Sin embargo, tan bien Sc porta
Eolo, y tan dulce es ell aturdimien-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13

to del espectador aludido, que las
seis piernas lie entusiasman por
igual, y las scis lie parecen otras
tantas columnas sustentadoras de
los temples de carne viva mas So
lemnes que pudo construir Dios
con la arcilla humana.
iEscena indescriptible Que Ia
patos, que medias, que modelado
tobillo, que curvas fugitivas y re-
trecheras !. :. Por 10 pronto, y a
reserva de indagaciones de otro
genero, ell capitalize de las mucha-
chas, g a la VISTA, es para ir pen
sando que lie ahorquen a .uno en-
la correspondence parroquia. Sal
ia entonces otra racha mas aqui-
lonesca, Y ALA van hacia la her.
manita ell sombrerete y las mira
das del seducido, rodando atrope-
lladamente. Core ell mozo tras ell
arrugado feltro, con ese gesto de
desesperaci6n que da comicidad
tan grotesca a las cacerias de es-
ia clase; rlen las mocitas; mira
de reojo a la mama clos invisi-
bles atomos del aire-en derredor
palpitan Y Sc infaman. ..-el cielo
Sc deshace en- rayos de ORC la
TERRA Sc estremece alborozada. :. "
Ocho dias despues, ell joven del
sombrero apabullado "pasca la ca
lie" a la joven dc las piernas
mejor torneadas, y toda SUI filoso-
fla anticasamentera Sc desmorona
para no levantarse nunca.
Eolo ha consumado su obra cla-
70 es que con la collaboration de
la moda y de la mama, rivales
en- astutas maias. El novio sc da
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13

cuental de clio; pero no 10 llo-
ra. AL contrario, por su gusto
nombraria al. dios de los vientos
como Sc hace con otras divinida-
des, "capitan general honorario
de los enamorados de mar tie
rra.' Las mujeres, por su parte,
sonrien ruborizadas, agradecien-
do la predilecci6n con que les fa-
vorece ell mentado agente matri-
monial, llamase Eolo, cefro, brisa,
ventolina, ciclon, vendaval, cierzo,
AURA, ventisca abrego... que
con todos estos nombres Y otros
mas disimula sus truhanerias y
jugarretas para definitiva confu-
sion de los hombres.
Impossible es resistirlas desde
la edad de los veinte los ochen-
ia amos, segun estadisticas solem-
nes. Cupido sabe que hoy la ra-
faga de viento es la protagonista
de la calle, iniciadora de los no
viazgos repentinos, este es, los no.
viazgos mas turbadores y graves.
Como tampoco ignora que esta
rafaga de viento abate Y disemi-
ma el andamiaje malthusiano :.
De donde resulta que los dlas hu-
racanados son los mas felices pa
ra la nacion, pues, facilitando ma
trimonios a porrillo, prometen bra
zos la agriculture, a la milicia,
las ciencias, a las artes, al CO.
mercio y la industrial. Noviem-
bre y Mario debfan ser declara-
dos los "meses de la raza -; pero,
i por favor!, sin discursos nj Jue-
Cos forales. :.
e. Ramirez Angel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13
iQUIERE I'D. INVERTIR BIEN
SU DINERo.

Comprese una casa de las que
venden en- 'fSan Juan Moderno"
con solar propio que miden 9xlS.
La casa consta de jardin al fren-
te; ancho balloon, sala, comedor,
dos habitaciones grandes, cccina,
bano, inodoro installation luz
electrica, reuniendo todas las con-
diciones sanitarias.
Las hayde $3.50 que rentan $40,
de $3.50 que rentan $12, de 81 900
que rentan SIS.
Para informes dirijase a P. San
cho, Tel6fono 273 verde, San
Juan, P. RR. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13

ia SOBERANIA NACIONAL ES
UNA Z INDESTRUGTIBLE 1 .
Madrid, diciembre 16.-En el
Congraso continue cl debate sobre
la autonGnfa.
Ell scnor Cambo hizo ,dhistoria
del proolena de Catalina v diio:
"Cuando hablamos de a.ltono-
mia, 10 hacemos pensando sicnrpre
EN- una Espana grande."
LIE contesto ell senior Aicala Ia
mora, quien deelar6 que la sobe-
ranfa nacional es una g indestrue-
tible, y que los momentos actuales
no son oportunos para reclamar la
autonomia. 81.