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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand
SENTENCED TO HANG

William Dempsey wos found guilty .at Valdez for tbc murder or Marga- rct Layorc at Anchorage on August 26 and of Deputy Marshal Isaac Evans at Seward on September l. He was sentenced by Judge Buuncu Co to hang ou December 6th. Che hang mr Co take place at Valdez some time between Che hours Of a. m. and G D. ma Of Friday February 20. The hanging win be in a shed on tho federal building grounds erected for thc purpose
 Dempsey .s but a boy about % years of age. Of medium stature. rather thln. with brown hair prom mcnt nose and a weak chin.
 The case cost Che government be- tween t25.0O0 and Sa00o0. 1S4 witnesses and jurors being on Che payroll for several weeks
 Dempsey took his sentence from the judge very braye'y. and outside Of @ lltue deeper pallor and a slight trcmor showed iron nerve.
 Tho evidence submitted proved that Dempsey murdered Che Lavorc woman after cnucing her to his cabin He hit her on che head with a blunt instrument and hid her body n au abandoned we'll The motive vos robbery
 The killing oi Deputy Marshal lsaoc Evans took place at Seward. where hc had been arrested as a suspect In thc Layorc murder He had concealed a revolver n thc wa.stbaud ot his trousers. where it was not found when Che marshal fcarcbcd him. When coming out of Che marshals onice he stopped over to got his pack chat he had loft outside Che door and. pulling Che gun. shot Mr. Evans. He made his escape and was at large for several days uutu hunger forced him to give himself ur
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
order and MI lor PnbIieation

Order and Notice for Publication In Che United satoa Commissioners
 Court for Douglas Island Pre-
 clnct Territory Of Alaska. In Che Matter of tho Adoption of
 George Novu and Lloyd Stone
 NcyiL minor children.
 It being made to appear Go the above entitled Com, by Che verified petition oi John Robert Gucrin and Beatrice Guorin. his wifo that thoy are dcsIrous Of adopting George Novu and Lloyd Stone Noyu minor children. which said petition waa died in Che above entitled Court on Che 10th day Of December. 1919. and having hc.r names changed Go George Guoru ond Lloyd Stone GuerIn. respectively. that Henry George Ncyu is Che father Of said minor children.
 And it being made to appear to said Court hat said Henry George Ncvu has mot given hia written con- sent to Che adoption ol said minor children. or either of thom and chat he can not be found in Che Territory Of Alaska. thot ho Is uot resident of Che Territory Of Alaska. and that his last known residence was Sent uc. sutc of Washington.
 It is therefore ordered that Che hearing Of said petition for Che adoption of said children and changing their names os aforesaid bc. and Che same hereby i. set for tho 6th day Of February 1920. at One hour of two o'clock D. m of said day at tbo cour. room of said Court m Douglas. Iu said Douglas leland Precinct Alaaka and that notice thereof bo given Co Che said Imr, George NcyU by tho publication of this order onco wook for threo successive weeks. Che last publication thereof to br at lcaat four weeks before Che said ime appointed for Che hearing of said petition. u Che Douglas Island NcVs a newspaper printed and published ot Douglas in said precinct
 Now therefore you Che m.d Henry George Ncuu are hereby commanded to be and appear in thc above entitled Court on Che 6th day of February. 1920. at tbc court room aforesaid Of aud Court ot tho hour of two o'clock D. m. of said day. and chen and tbcrc Go show cause f any you have. why said Court should not by its decree grant Che adoption Of said minor children to Che said John Robert Guerin and Beatrice GuorIu. and change each of tho.r names as requested
 Done In open court thIs i0th doy of December 1919.
 Date Of frt publication ucc l2. 1919.
 Datc Of laat publication. January 2. 1920.
 CseaU JOHN HENSON.
 United States Commissioner for Douglas Island Precinct Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
BACK ACHE
umbof Up With Penetrating
 Hnmlin's Wizard on

A harmless and effective prcpara- don Co relieve thc pains ot Rheuma- dsm. Sciauca. Lame Back and Lum baro IS Hami'n's Wizard Ou it ncn- eirates quickly drives out soreness. and iimbers up stiff aching joints and muscles
 You have no idea how useful it win be found in cases of every day aiimcnt or mishap when there is need of am immediate healing anti septic application. as in cases of sprains. bruises. cuts. burns bites and stings
 Get it from druggists for 30 cents. Tf not satisfied return thc bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipatcd or have sick headlchc2 lusi try Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant iit,le pink pills. 30 cents. Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
ao1DLoDE MINING IN ALASKA

Twenty-Five gold lode mines were operated in Alaska In 1918. accord
 me Go Che U. S. Geological Survey
 There was also a good production from seven prospects abandoned mines or small mine sthat were not Iu regular operation The value Of Che lode-goId output decreased from sA5SI458 iu 1917 to f3.413.5l7 In 1918. owing partly to Che disaster at Che Troadwcu mine iu April l91G and partly to cur,a.lmont of opera tious In Che Juneau district because of shortage of labor Southeastern Alaska. especially tho Juneau dis trict. is stll Che only center Of large Quarz-mnug operations In Che Ter utory Next m importance is thc Willow Creek lode district The production n ,hc Fairbanks district decreased materially. os Che lode mine owners Of Fairbanks arc s,n awaiting Che chcapcn.ug Of operat-
 ug costs. especially of fuei which is expected on Che completion of Che government railroad In 1918 Che average valuo of tho gold and s.iyor contents for au sliceous ores mined was S1.IO a ton; thc average for 1917 wos 2I37 a ton. These ayor- ages reflect Che dominance In Che total lode production Of Che large tonnage produced from Che low-grado ores or Che Juneau dicir.ct
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
IN BAD

Rudolph Swarowsky am Austrian by birth. is in jal at Portland awaiting visit Co che grand iuy which win interview him regarding Che charge of bis wife. Nellie. that he bent chokod and threatened her with a dangerous weapon.
 swarowsiy won his wife. a sradu- ate of Che Indian training school at Salem at Cordova The husband told Che court when arra.guod for a preliminary hearing Chat he rec contly left Che far North with his bride Of three months because there was another man In love with his wife Portland Oregoniou.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
TO REEEIIsT

Sergeant Harry w. Irvine ieft on lhe steamer iCty Of osatlo for Fort William H Seward to roeulIs, iu Che army sgt lryiuo is operator in .hareo of Che government cable oi- flee here Ho win return to hIs post here about thc middle of ncNt week.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
TrIur- n0r-I19 T0r Tune1u
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

m n. nH.. ..r. Tor '.. District.
 or ta... Division No ouc at
 Juneau
 ROSE suEluuN nHr.u THOMAS D SHELDON Defendant
 Tn. nr.frrt ur t.e United Statn co. America. n. HHou.. sheldon. defendant. GREETING
 I'm tH. n.m. 0. m. United states rf tu.-.. r0. nm. hereby com uantrI .o h. .a. appear in One ps- r-... Court for n. r.-..ar o, Alas t Division NumH.- 0re. at Juneau u.nn .I.-s I.r. after che service o. .... summon. .n.r and he-e 70 ar.u.- or o.ter.. plead To ne complaint o' tlc r.Huu0 mel u .T .nu. and II. roH ..I .n apnear o- rr.a0- for e.n. thereof the plain tr ru a.. uI.u.n. against lou for m. dissolution o. tne bonds Of m.trmu.r existing between pIau- H- and fe..nI.n. as prayed for In .f complaint.
 rh. orI.r ..r .r.... or summons tv publication |. dated u.eember O. raia. U.r period .l publication pre- .rheI !. z u.... and fac da.eni- ant .e required fo an.Hor o- I'm some r.. plead to t.e complaint herein within th.-.r H..H after tae czp.a- t.r o. m. period o. publication.
 WITNESS tre Honorable Robert " Iennae. IrIl. 70. a.d Court ard ta. ..I tter.o. arn.d at Ju- r.au ha..a. t.s fH day o, Decam- be- 1919.
 Is.nu J W BELL
 Clerk of District Court
 Hrr SPRAY Deputy rrr publication. ue.omher g. t9l9. Ir.. publication Iuunrr lf. l920 WYNN N GORE
 Attorney. for r..uuT
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
BACK SAFE

Mr. and Mrs William Miller have returned from st Jamee bay. where they went last week to get their winter outfits They win probably go to Che springs to spend Che rest O fthe winter.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
THIS WILL AsTONIsH
 DOUGLAS PEOPLE

The quick action Of simple witch hazel camphor hydrastis. etc. as mixed In Lovopuk eye wash win sur- prise Douglas Island people One girl with weak strained owes war helped by a single application. Her mother could hardly sew or road be- cause ol eye pains. Tn one week she. too. was benefited We guarantee a
 small bottle of Lavoptk to help ANY CASE weak. strained or inc famed eyes Aluminium eye cup FREE Guys Drug Store. Cor 3rd and D street.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
LAWRENCE HOME

Lawrence Cashon arrived horc che latter part of last week from ChIch leoL He win spend Che holidays visiting here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cashen
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON Export
 20 years experience. High Grade Players and Pianos for Sale and Rent Address Box 99l Juneau. Phone 1-l-3.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 FOR GAS ON STOMACH

Simple e'rcer.re hu.EfNow bark. cf-. .s mixed Tn AdIer--ta relieves ANY CASE ra. or stomach or sour somn.n. n r..s ou both upper and lowe. bowel and removes aI foul matter which poisoned stomach. Orer CURES ..n.f'on Prevents appendicitis The INSTANT pleas ant action or AH.r--.a surprises both doctors aut patients. One man who suffered ft. years from indie -.ef.or and constipation Has helped br ONE dose Guy L smith. drug e
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

HoNuEcr au order or Amefi0aNa has been formed at Valdez
 One Indian kJied dvo moose iu a day last week near Co Pueblo mine .u Che vicinity Of Whitchorsc b. R. Logan was arrested at kctch- lkau a short umc ago with Q guam dty ot opium in hts possession.
 Another body of high grade ore was encountered on Che lower levels ot Che Copper King mine near White horse a short dime ago.
 George Movl pioneer Of skagway died there last week. Ho was @ tailor by trade and clso proprietor of Che picture show at Skasway
 "ury Bob" a veu known Vale dc1 character is dead He was @ norkc- and has been butchorod by his owner and made Into pork
 Frc n KetohIkan last week de- sroyod frame building The near cst hydr1nt Go Che drc was irozou. Over 5000 feet ot hose were laid.
 Announcement has been made by oricaIs of Che Alaska Railroad Com- a.on tbat many laboror win be needed soon for work on Che road
 Large concessions ot land have been made in Che Hudson Bay d.s- u1c, to company that has been or- -aulcd to raise reindeer for Che market
 Ted Bcdcu editor of Che Anchor leo Times. recently was married Go Miss Mamie ByIcs bookkeoper and circulation manager ot Che same paper
 Five yiolauors of che Alaska bone dry law were recently rounded up at cordcva and given various sentences and fines by Che United States com- missioner.
 Rev AL. Markham has arrived at Seward to take charge Of thc Cath ollie church there and at Anchorage uc win succeed Father Shepard. who has gone to Kotchikau.
 Work has been resumed on che Ir tunnel Of Che Valdez Free Gold Mining Company The work had been interrupted by a breakdown in machinery at Che plant
 "Tle Going KId." vcu known dog musbcr recently Ic,t Seward to SO Go Eastern Canada Go enter his 22- dog team u Che races that are held there each winter
 Owing .o an ice jam In Che Yukon river ot Bis Bend. i've miles below Whtcborse Che water has backed un and flooded Che basement Of Che White Pass depot Go a depth or about four tect
 Capt A. L. BeL late commanding oG.ccr at Che whItchoue R. N. w. u 70 barracks ia now stationed ot Vancouver B. C.. as paymaster and glartermastcr for Che Western di- vision of Che mounted police
 Edward Kcras'ey and Dr. Anna Brown were marie da short time ago at Wrangeu The bride is a phys icIan Of Wrangeu and Che groom Is In Che employ of mining company near that place He is a veteran of Che war.
 Tho annual "Oid Timers BaI' was given at Valdez last week by Che Order of Alaska Moose An Che old tmc games. such as roulette. craps. faro. etc.. were played during Che evening Tho big crowd present had good tme.
 Russell Bodcnbaugh ol Kc.chIkan recently threw some gasoline iu Che stove ou his fathers boat He thought it was coal ol The gas ex- piodcd and Che boy was burned Ho jumped overheard and escaped more serious burns
 George Markus has resigned bis po- sIuou as general storekcepoer of the Alaska Railroad Commission. station ed at Ncuana. to be manager or Che HeaIey River Coal Co. This com pany produced a thousand tons ol coal at their Burns mine near Nenana last month
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY 6 NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
Leaving Imaa lor Douglas TIead.

Leaving Juneau tor Douglas. Tread
 well and Thane r.I. a.r. f.I0 r.m s...H Il. m. r... n mn Ie.t- r.m Er.sH D. .m. E... n a.tH n m. sr... T m II.f" D m s.ur'.. night. I.n' u. m.
 .unreH. HU'. Leaving Douglas tor TreajweIl and
 Thmc
 eE f.s5 p. m. a.f- nm f.f5 pm I.e. D af5 D. m. .Is rr II.c1 !. m. Saturday r.eht f.tF 1. m. Leaving Douglas for Juneau sfn... um E.,5 D. m. rr.rU pm r.f- n m.
 f1 D. u f..-s pm. Saturday r.rrt loo a. m. .Fre.-rt uW nc accepted Subject to changc without notice
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
OLD GOLD AND SILVER


e0RG Buys Diamonds. Old Cold Silver Platinum
AL.tQues and Pawn Tickets. l46 West Esd st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

by order Of tho late Augustus Kountzc; Amer
lean paintings collected BY \. L. Montross to
February II. The contents Of Washington
Anderson Galleries Park Avenue at Fifty ninth
street--Brtsh official war paintings .,
Arden studios. 500 Fifth Avcnue--Paintng by
John G. Johanson
Ardslcy studios no ColumhIa Heights. Brooklyn
Art Salon, Msjesiic Hotel -- Paintings by Con-
tent Johnson
Art s,udsn,s League. W. rs wsst rif'y-sovenh
Arlington Galleries. ~ Madison Avenue-Paint-
inss by American srtists.
BahcocS Galleries., 10 East Forty-ninth Street
Bcurgoes Galleries. e6s Fifth Avenuo-Paintings
City Club Of New York 81 West Forty fourth
cQssmopolian ciub. las East TOFtieth Street
Daniel Galleries. West Forty seventh Street
y PAINTINGS q ps:. by Ernest col Law s;s3 ,.
lngs and mezzonts In color.
Enrich Galleries. 707 Fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and etehings by odilon Redon; early American
Ferarsn Galleries. "a East Forty.ninth Street
,, Works by Il l. l.s.Iheld,
strect-Nationnl Association Of Women Paint
', ers and soeip.ors.
Folsom Galleries. $50 Fifth Avenue-Paintipes BY
William MacGresor Paxton
hnoedler Galleries. 556 Fifth Avenue--From Feb
l , - paintings by Louis Kronberg and Whist
Mich Galleries. 1os West Fifty-sevcn.h Street
.fslntlngs by Jerome Meyers
Macbeth Galleries. $50 Fifth Ayonue--Ihirtv natnt
ings by fifteen artists
M9ntr9ss Galleries, $50 Fifth Avenue-paintniss
by Kenneth II. Miller 80
NscDowo Club 10S West Ftrtv-hftb s,rss.
Group OF paintings
National Arts Club. 10 East Nineteenth Street
- American Water Color Society
henhardt Galleries. 565 Fifth Avenue-Water-
x,, Sotors by William Jean Beauley
"nltnsy studio Club. 1i7 West Fourth Strait
WOOD ensrayings Donotypes. charcoal drawings
,,i ana color Plates by group of artists.
"mtney studios. g. West Eighth street-From
and paintings by Arthur Christ man
'a,uIy lar shop rs Madison Aycnue--Sanguino
pof'faHs ny Virginia Hargravcs Wood
Board of Education Lectures
The League Of Nations" Frederic r. Coudert
lVl llltN Street. Of I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Treasury Purchases of
Liberties 1916, $50, 500

WASHINGTON, Feb 22.-The Treas
ury has bought from its redemption
fund $346,936,5O0 of Liberty bonds at
the current market price several points
below par at times when the market
appeared to need sterilization. The
purchases were divided as follows:
Fourth Liberty bonds, s35. 900 900:
third Liberty bonds, $115, 800; sec
ond Liberty converted AIS, S132,295.
600; second Liberty As, s63 $50 900, and
first Liberty converted as, $656OO0.
The bonds were bought through the
War Finance Corporation as agent for
the TREASURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

GLASGOW. Feb la.-sailed: Steamer oriana
(Br). New York
..ANTNERr. Fob. 2osailcd: Steamer Luisc
,CAPE srARrEL Fen .2-.-Passed: Steamer
Alice ". Colhurn. New York for saonica
BARCELONA, Feb. l5:-Arriyed: Steamers
Castalla (spsn). New Orleans; Matte (span)
sT. NAzAIRE Feb. 1a-Arrived: Steamers
Acolus. Norfolk: Arcadia. New York.
HANRE. Feb. l9.--Arrved Steamer Aracajn
tBraz.) New York. Sailed 18th. steamer Ro-
clamheau Orr New York
BtENOs AYREs. Feb. 1a.-Arrved Steamer
Artcms tNor). New York via Barbados
MARSEILLES Feh. 1o.--Arrved Steamer
Gorre~Jk New York for Celtic.
KOBE. Feb. 1a.-Arrived; Motor ship J,it-
landia tDen) san Frsncisco via Yokohama
steamer Sninkoku Maru Gap) Seattle
SHANGHAI. Feb. l9.-Ar1yed: Steamer Kina
Osnl San francisco via Honolulu
:, DI NIX Rk Feb. 19.-Arrived: Steamer Mac
New York.
SANTOS. Feb le-Arrived: Steamer Tcnny-
son tBrl New York via Rio de Janero etc
puBllN Feb 20-Arriyed. Steamer Mendo-
cnO OBJ New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
AMERICAN PORTS

PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb 22-Arrisod Steamer
Oregon. Caps Gracias Sailed: Schooner Bagdad
.JAcKsoNvll1E. Feb 22.~Arrived Steamers
chippewa emp Ros,on via Charleston; Coyote. Near
ers Gulf Coast. Port Arthur: Van Miami; schooners
C Con DAM. Fernandina; Annie NJ. Murphy.
Mevs a G Nsw York. Howsra stsa%fs'
sailed Sailed steamers Ncwands (Br). Barrow: City of
cIAELEsToN, s. c.. Feb 22--Arrived: Steamer
Apache Apache lacksonville land sailed for New York;.
.' NEw on3LEANs. TsS: as-cleared; Steamers
1Nor) Vera Cruz: Pluto. Porto Rico: speedwell,
Vera Cruz; Tsgucigapa lHond.) Ceiba; vidfugl
ToRr EADs La rob "'! as MsaT1 Steamer
3Gulmistar liIond(, Port corfez. Sailed steamers
c. TAAirA' Fla. Feb 22,rA1rrivcd schoone,s
1smaca sailed Schooner ns Lizzie 1' A. Williams.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Feb 29.--Arrivcd: Steamer
sAN rRANc1sco ny FEB ae--Arr,ved Steamer
K r., Marq Jap5 Norfolk Sailed Steamer,
PoKrLAND Me. Feb. 22.-saed: Lake Cay
9PHilADELpH1A. Feb. 22.-Arrived: steamcrs
Horok CBr Nantes t Greean Boston ETloSson
Port Arthur: Brammell Point. Port Arthur; Ervan
o ses snnde[snd knnd IL psn caraIT
rimacl Savannah and Jacksonyille Now York New
York; Ericsson, taltmore
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del. Feb. o.
Passed out; Steamers Noordvk Dutch). Pipladel-
phia for Rotterdam; Virginia. Philadelphia for
Port Arthur
BALTIMORE Md. Feb. 92.-saed; Steamers
Wcst Baloc, France; Immeln tSwed), Antwerp;
Wampun. France; Goodspeed. Port Tampa; Cbao
CAPE HENRY. Va. Feb. 22.Passca in for
Baltimore: Steamer Frieta. Port Arthur. Passed
out from Baltimoe Steamers Adonls Havana :;
Port Lohos orestes Dutch) Ams'erdsm.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-Arrived: Steamer
Lonoke. 1iilo. Sailed: Steamer Newport. Balboa
NORFOLK. Va. Feb 22.-Arrlyed Steamers
Baltic tSwed), Galveston land sailed for Gothcn-
hergl Orcstcs (Br). Baltimore land sailed fer Am
sterdam) bark Hero (Norl. Baltimore. Sailed;
SAVANNAH Ga, Feb. 22-Arived: Schooner
Irene $: Wilkinson. Para via Savannah la Mar.
GALVESTON. Feb %. Arrived: Steamer
schooner General Barstier nr). Portland: motor
ship Pennant Tampco; steamer Fl Alnirante. New
York Sailed: Schooner Abbe c. Stubbs OBJ D..
Port au- Prince
KEY WEST. Feb. 22.-Arrived Steamer Mas
cote Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Free Planting Planned
As Memorial TO Heroes

One hundred fivc-foot specimens Of
Douglas spruce, characteristic
American evergreen, will be planted
in the New York Botanical Gardens
this spring as a memorial to the SOL
dicrs who have fallen during the war.
circular issued yesterday by "The
Journal of the New York Botanical
Garden suggests that memorial tree
planting be made throughout the
country.
Here in New York any one desiring
to designate one of the 100 memorial
trees may have that privilege upon
payment of fee of $40. This offer
is designed for those who have no
yard room. The fee will cover cost
of the tree and its planting and care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
FOREIGN PORTS

HALIFAX ~ S. Feb 22.--Arrved Tehr1l~
ary II. steamers PRO ratria OBJ, ST. Pierre
War Karma lBrD. Lousburg n. S. Sailed
DIST steamers Mohican. san Domingo: Royal
George (Br). New York; Chignecto tBrD. West
Indies
ST. JOIN. n b. February 22.sailcd elst
steamers Nhaudere (Br.) West Indies. via Hall
fax: Montczuma (Br). Glasgow
BAHIA. February 2O-~Saiod. Steamer Times
(Nor.). New York.
ROTTERDAM. Feb. 90 - Sailed: Steamer
Ziiidiik Tampa.
ristoWn. New York
MELBotRNE. Feb 1s.-Arrivcd: Schooner
Carrier Dove. Gray's Harbor
M.G0A BAY. Feb. 2o.-Arrivcd: Schooner
Paul II Thurlow New York
MONTENEGRO Feb; 2o.-Arrivod: Steamer
AyroS.
noNG KONG. Feb. 2o.-Arrlvcd: Steamer To-
cumseh tBr). San Francisco
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2l--Arriyed: Steamer Po-
tomac (Br.), Port Arthur via Norfolk mot sailod)
Sailed: I'D. steamers Begic (Br) New York:
Meiita CBr.). st. John. \. B. plarsburg. New
BORDEAUX Feb l5.-sailcd Steamers West -
rori. Hampton Roads; 18TH. Niagara (Fr). New
York
MELBoURNE Feb. l7-sailed: Steamer An
netto Rolpf from san Francisco) Suva
NAGASOkI Feb I9-Sailed: Steamer Willis
tDu). frum Batayia). San Francisco
FREST Feb. 19.-sailed: Steamer Sioux. New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

WANTED. Drug clerk. good salesman State are
experience. reference and salary expected. New
port. II. I. Address D.. Box 100. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION.
ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED
WOMEN AND MEN

WOMEN AND MEN
want to hear from bookkeepers cashiers school
teachers. Office woTllers. stsnoNaphers, ard all
capane men and women. either with without
po"Nkeeping experience who ambitious to get
mo higher accounting positions paving
$500 To 5000 A YEAR Al THE START.
The readjusiinept Of commerce and industry to
peace basis the reconstruction ard reorganization
~ Anercan business along efficient iines the
more scientific analysis of costs 10 meet domestic
ana world competition. and the necessity for
rave income and excess profts tax reports 10 tho
government have created thousands OF and
suractiye opport unities for permanent positions IN
the higher accounting field
Al present We can supply OILY In very lnitad
way s'udents and members to al the numerous
requests ceing receive I'd TOR cost accountants audi
tors, Junior and senior accountants cCmptrolers
&C. &r. Governmental and business demands nave
women.
so. our organization. having tho largest staff OF
accounting end business eficiencj experts in the
world Ia making every possible effort to help meet
thls unusual situation. and to thet end / will in
tervieW men or who desire TO qualify fer
these positions by taking individual home training
ms can be done without interfering With their
present employment
APPLICANTS WHO ARE ACCEPTED
will he placed under the direct personal supervision
and thoroughly trained in tie special knowledge
and practical procedure necessary to qualify for
important accounting work.
Address for interview. giving age. position. edu
cation. and telephone number. Registrar, Box $780,
Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
''Yellow Dogs Organize

NEWARK, Feb. 22.-The Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
met last night, with twenty-five coun-
ellis represented and formed an or
ganization which they have called
THE Yellow Dogs" to oppose a $780,
600 campaign to be launched by Mayor
Gillen's Committee of Victory Celc-
bration for monument in honor Of
the citys heroes.
The name "yellow dogs" was used
by Mayor Gillen in referring to those
who resigned from his committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

YOUNG GIRL to label and band hose supporters
G. j. Haley & Co.. 1913 broadway.