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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-30
Millinery Nslass

4 millinery class Tor all girls under
& ;gn.esn Will start Tuesday, Novem-
her ninth 1T s NJ m A the I. Nj G. a
a re of one ioliar will be charged for
the SIX Lessons. Come into the office
s; tie So for further information,
ard 10 register for the class
IffLDA yOSSELER,
Girls Secretary.
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st. philips Chapel

Ths Rev George Il savage, priest
g-chsrge OF ST. philips will hold
service IL the chapel Northwest
street, tomorrow evening al O'Clock
.Niso o. THURSDAY eve''i.lg ii s
O'Clock. when instruction for eonfir
ration Will lie given.
The o1fertory tomorrow al ST Phil-
lips Will be for HE Emergency Hos
pital
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InieFtaIHiIlg
Former Pastor

The family q I.mher 4 Palmer Of
Three Milo OAK lNe been enter
tanning this week the Rev John Z.
Walsa ana Airs Wal j, i former pas
Tor of Edwards Chapel Parole. and
his wife Hey Malsi also - farmer
pastor of Maryland Avenue Church.
Whose silver jubilee Anniversary he
came to attend
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Mf. 1lorlnl d. ". 4. { hurcla

Services at Mount Moriah IS NJ HI
Church. Rev j. r Jordan, pastor, to-
morrow will be follows
II a. III Preaching hy he PASTOR
~ r sunday school
s d. M sermon hY Rev. l'ayid
Johnson. D. u. Of Lexington. Ky nr.
Johnson Is great preacher Come.
and hcar him.
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COLLEGE Arenne BaptIst a,I1ureh

at the College Avenue Baptist
Church, Rev Jno S. Sewers, D. ~.
pastor, the services for tomorrow Will
he as follows:
10 4. bible School H Fl Hall
Bible classes meet at 10 d IN Sep
arate Bible classes for men and
women
II a. M. Morning worship. sub
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Fer Readl llmh

on Monday the Eyer Ready Club
held businn meeting 81 Nii6h they
adopted q constitution These girls
gage Halloween party a Acton.
last night Tho committee m tll9rge
was Selma Fox, lIi'da Apolessie AMI
MarN kaene.
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i. i. u. A.

Tho international Bible Students
Association will hold their regular
services tomorrow as usual III knights
OF Pythias Hall school street, as fol-
lows II a. M. Berean Bible Study;
7:30 D. III, discussion by Dr Charles
A. Shaefer. topic Our Confidence "
All are cordially invited
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NttA-lnd t.,sesi
eli Friends

Lieutenant and Mrs George n
Weber IRE entertaining al their home
"a Duke 81 GloGce, ter straat ever the
week md Ensign Kershaw Il. S N
wao Il attached 10 duty al the New
York Navy Yard Rrooa In
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Nanal acalerp harel

0 M First aud Third sunday
the LORDS supper Diner SUNDAYS.
MidshIpmeil's Bible Class,
l0:45 a. III Divine Service
10 90 III. SUNDAY Scaoh
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1'olI5anna Club

The Pollyanna clnb has organized
Tor tao wear with the following off,
eoss l'ras:qeat, Eor6tny Glenn;
secretary, Miriam King; treasurer
Katherine Lazenby These girls nave
pledged them selves to support a Ser
bian orphan as their service work
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J0ins I anlily
1 or Isptk-li nj

Lieut. GeorBe ~ Ncber MI
las Joined lls family here for tie
Weekend Il their home on Duke ofl
til09DeNteF street
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VIII Sail sgalD
/ or EH. ape

Mrs. y K Parker, WHO returned
from a nine months trip to Europe
where she joined her husband, Lieu
fcer for the naval forces aAro ID. will
sail again on next Friday. accom-
panied by her three children. who
have been spending the last nina
months with their patera grand (
parents al the South Mrs. parker
and her little family have BOOKINGS on
the poeahon.as tile same steamer
iii which She made the first trip. She
has been spending the fortnight since
her return with her father, Mr. Stein.
III the Naval Experiment Station,
across severn She was, before her
marriage, Miss Anita Stein
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Office HesteSs

Mrs. q. C Bramble viii be the hos
Tess al the u. ~ Ct A this afternoon.
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irl., tsluh work

Tie following resume 81 tke girls,
& lab work Tor the pas'3 week has neen
reported
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-30
Nh The butcher Nan
f9l.1a D MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE

n Flarlstis tine
ata bodies vine
an the way
anmer day
ief f.r mine
it9 pan.
place 81 place
a petial grace
f Mo DoYhood s
ml cher man
Mrs Green.
sir hr,.n.
Mrs Jena
he tasaiy bones
nd be street
bles word y sweet
a Dlsl, lh mile
lnl logely sluiie
snd rdei where
Il and care
Aen heal sllp
faht and grab The whip
les jump along,
liile ae bayh0od song
i heartv linmmin
sIla aen NC r.
e fai and ridge
eartI across ihe bridge
sil grasp and span
a ti small town
@e.5l.fn ja S dear crown
So ha eller man
f.E!t Nick SLY
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81. Lake's (lllapel. Easlpor9

George W. Norris, Lay ReadeF,
D. M. Sunday School
4 81 NJ Evening PRAYER and
address
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ailtd AWAY
lia lls fk Uf NutIIer

Aadtilcs. Who is spending the
h hfr cousin, Mrs John
Wife 81 Commander nawnes.
Randall Court, MAS called
leillA today by The death OF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-30

Learner doors winch can be folded
t1r compact storage when no; IN use.
ii3Se been invented 10 enclose the
Calls af motor trucks ID cold weather
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(aieterIa Menu For Saturday Escnlng

Dreamed potato soup
Bsefs;eak
Mashed potatoes Dreamed corn
waldorf salad
Bayarian cream Caramel cake
Apple pie Apple betty
Floating Island Yanilla ice cream
Gomez Tea Milk
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Marriage License

SWAN oN ARNOLD Clarence y.
swanson. - Dtrver, Col; Glemena I.
Arnold. -, Revell. Anne Arundel
county
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Fringe as trimming has been
revived
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
GARDENER VISITS

Charles O Walker Q pioneer of skarwoy where he has what is said to bo Che finest garden in Che city was a visitor on Douglas Island yes- torday Mr. Walker besides hay. ing had a very prosperous season with his vegetables. this year raised many beautiful flowers. his flowers being famous al over the country. Ha garden Is one Of Che show places of Che city and is ravcd over by an thc tourists who visit skagway Some time ago Mr. Walker gave a lady tourist a choice collection oi flowers from his place. and some weeks later he was surprised Co re- ac.vo fine diamond through Che mail from Che lady. who had sent it from her home In New York
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
DANIELS TO QUIT

rhree members ol President Wu- ons cabinet arc planning .o give up their uIaee. Immediately after The election according to a recent dispatch from Washington. T. c. They are Secretary ol che Navy Dam ..s Attorney General Palmer and rumata-.GorouI Hur.osoH.
 The rcrnauons it was a.ated
 u be submitted no matter what tte outcome ol Che election Even
 Governor Cox should bo elected .t
 said hc three cab.ne. oe.oan win ro. -em..n In office mU March
 Secretary Daniels numa.el Go friend. orv n few days ago chat thoy might not expect to aee him In ne rabr.. very .oHe as he desired to return 10 Nor.h Carolina and TO- sumo .h. aeH.e management of hs -cvsraue- he explained.
 ttomu General Palmer ha. been su m. point O. retiring for som, .me t learned. and delayed taking One s..n only because hc did uo. want to cause embarrassment (. Che administration while Che cam 11.en ua. ou. He Intends fo rc.um. bs law practice n Pennsylvania
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
DOUGLAS HERRING
 ON THE MARKET
Without Doubt the Best Tasting Herring Ever Put Up Can
 Now Be Purchased

J 1T Long. of Che Dolsias lsland Packing Company. l8 marketing lo- mIy his NayGowcr Brand Of sp.lt nppcred bcrine pronounced by all who havc astod It. Che acme ot por- lection in canned lsh The herring arc packed by @ now process that it ia mId. has solved Ono problem of Che herring Industry n Alaska and wW cause tho fish to Doc serious cou- tenders lu Che markets Of Che world vin the product of Norway
 The process by which Che May Howr Brand Is cured Is one m which ml thc water is taken from tbo dsb and an Che ou lott in. They orc cut In balyo. mokcd and coot- aI and nothing remains to be done to chem to make thom 0t for eating czccD, to warm thom slightly In Che cau before onenIue
 Those who have been prciudicci amms, NDrered herring by samples ol other brands chat they have cateu ravo delightful surprise in store for thom when they taste his product
 Packed as tbcy are in Dougia. .hcy are strictly O home product Eaeh bouur before It ia cooked and smoked i cleaned individually uu- Ier clear running water u as sane uary surroundings as it .s possible 70 do It and am white iobor Is used
 Mr. Long has packed several hum Irod .ases of Che mu run Of thc a.b and aya that thIs year they are particularly fat and prime Ho is marketing ms product on Caatneu Channel and bas placed t in almost oyery locaI store. where it can bc distinguished by tho pink label and Inc nam. MuvUovor Brand
 Tho couuIuer I'm which Che fsh
 r..EoI I.a 70 pre- ed sanitary, oval .uu. tle ust word n tho cau-makors ut The cams come with 'hc Inside treated u.h paralue and aa clean n. whistle Thge .a not a saam or a bIt of solder In Che whole thing
 T0 boost Doue'os and thc prod- nets of Nasta and Co ecl Che ho'. .hero s on Che market in the nature of .omotbne for a luncheon dish
 s your uo.cr for Mart.ow@ Brand. smoked knparol herring
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
SUCCESSFUL PARTY
 ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Wu Gustav Gundier Entertains at Cards at Her Home on
 Third Street

One oI the largest and most suc- .oam parties ever held ou Che Island was given as, Friday eycn- mr whom Nr Gustav Gruudler u- uraued her lady friends 0, her homo ou Third street.
 Whist was Che feature of thc even. mr. the prize winners being Mrs. J. F Henson. art. Miss Goldio Ha.m
 second. Mics Theresa Reeve cut prize and Mrs Richard Mccormick consolation The pr.z,s were ycr handsome ones
 Refreshments were served after he carIs by Che hostess. assisted by Ncdame Anderson Gaivos. Heu- soa and Laue.th.
 Those present were Madames D. n Chrs,oc Adolf Gam Prank Olyr William Franks. Richard Me- eorm.es. Roo Bentley Gertrude Lmrbuu AIcx Gar John Hull 0ro W.domaun Jerry Cashcu. J. R Laueeth. J. P Henson James Chris toe F. A. J. GuIvas A. F Gurr A I. Anderson oIol Swanson John Richards Charles Sey G. l.. smith Robert Fraaor John Fc1sl Allie. pot.seeoyo Tom cashoa William Robcrto John Mula Leo Domytt Matt Hahn John Liy.e. Joseph P1t lcnon. Carl Erickson Erbur, Loomu and Che hoa,es tlc Misses Eliza both Thompson. Wmuilrcd fu.rmn Theresa Nccye Mabel c'cary Bcu stuart Alma Wumcrt Mamie n. GoUI. Hahn.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
MRS. BOLLINGER
 DIES IN OREGON
Passed Away at Portland After Having Been There for Several
 Months for Health

Ncv has beca received here O. Che death of Mrs F. s Bonnear oi Portland Oregon on October 2o after n long mnc Mrs. Bolnrer lived in Douglas for several years with h.r husband Row. E s Ho. urr-r while hc wa. pastor of on. Congregational church Three years ago ney moved to Valdez wher. R., Houneer took charge ol On. Congregational church hcro and had charge ol Che Couueeauouu. omar. work .u A.a-ka
 Mrs BomHr.r had haw M 'o. om. umc when hr husband took h.r to Portland ths spring think rr rhat One .harre of c'Im.'c would prov. h.n.a..aI t1 her hca'th
 Mrs uHune.r s survived by hg husband two dauehtor- and a son who live u Oregon. She uas very veu uscd by every one who knew he- and her husband and children tsv. Che sympathy ot au m thcr sorrows
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
PRETTY LUCKY

Marshal w. J Grant was as busy as n bird dog Wednesday night when hc crowd oi Republicans came over from Juneau to accompany their candidates hero for tbc.r rally Tho marshal ays Inc cou'd mot uke any chances with SD many strangers .u town particularly whom they orc Republicans Tie watched them from Che time they landed mti thcy wont home again and fcIt much re- ucgol when Che lery boat lc,t Nothing of any consequence was missing m Che city Che following morning. which speaks we'll ior Che vigilance Of Che city marshal
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
ELECTION RETURNS

The Douglas Island Ncws win receive complete returns ou Tuoeday evening on both na- uonil and Territorial olcuous The service is being furnished by Che U. S. Army Signal Corps Our returns win be just aa fast and as m in detail as any TO- ccIyed anywhere ln Alaska. and Che people Of Douglas arc in- yitcJ Go take advantage of this fact and either visit tho ooicc in person on chat evening or cou by phone Tho toiouama win be coming constantly until about midnight
 The Treldweu Club has also subscribed for Che service and Che returns win bo buuetucd at Chat place.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
MORE HARD LUCK

E. A. MocHamilton for many years blacksmith at TroadwelL ia now employed In Che same capacity at Che sDccl river plant Of tho Alas ka Pulp and Paper Company Ho came to town Che middle Of this week for visit and waa m Douglas yes. tcrday "Mac" has again lost hii yoico. and to make matters worse. a helper accidentally hit him on hit right hand with @ hammer a few days ago. so ho cannot write out hi. thoughts
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
ROADS AND SCHOOLS
 HELPED BY FORESTS
Receipts From Forest Business n Alaska for Fiscal Year Ended
 June 80 Total S26730

Tho seG780g7 which has ius. come to Alaska from Che rcce.pu from forest bu..uc ou Che Chusoch
 and roneas National Forests for Che aseal year ended June a0. makes a .1.n amount of Sl7S.9lS.9s re- eyeI by Che territory from this source since Che Forests were cstob- uhcI according to figures just mr- rshcl by Forrest o0.oala at Ne,ch- .kan.
 Tn. money e5 por cent Of the total receipts from National Forest bushes. goes into Inc road and school funds of Che counties in which he forests are located; but in re ease ol Alaska. which has mo counties. Che funds may Doe used for road or school purposes by Che Icr- -.torv in amy par, Of Alaska
 That ho turning to Alaska on th' part of pulp and paper manufacture . seeking a row source Of puIr wood win no. only hasten Che de'o. opment of Che territory but win greatly stimulate timber sale bus mc on Che two National Forrest t lo.atal in Alaska. a the beIIe. o
 bo Forest oHIraH Tho onic.o records show chat during Che pas froen ycars oym llf million feet board measure. of timber has heo' sold from Che Alaskan National For ats Increased forest business WI. return Co Che territory moro monc. for roads and sofooIa
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
EXPLORER HELD
 AT CAPE SERGE
Amundsen Does Not Get Fairly Start ed on His Trip on Account
 of Ice Conditions

Severe Ice conditions along Che north coast of siberia had o1cctually prevented Capt Roaid Amundson from getting fairly started on his contemplated tourney across ihC poIar ice cap u1 to thc last week in lumt according to information reaching Nome on the Liudobere fishing me Orion. which returned from vaIrus hunting expedition extending as for to Che westward as .auc Serge says the Nugget
 Those oa board the Orion reported That tho Maud had been fec bound a
 bort distance from Cape Serge for
 ome time prior to their arrival at nat point Owing Co its smapcr size tbc Orion was able Co mako her way almost to tho sido of tte cX- Diorauou ship and Che crews Of the two vessels exchanged frequent vis.n Capt. Hekla of che Orion also took several moving pictures of tho Maud la Che ice pack. The Orion party learned that the Maud had been shut .n between shore and Che ice pack almost from the time oi her arrival oG Cape Serge. Tho fec Iav in am almost solid mass for a distance of approximately one hun drcd miles north of Che Maud's posi- uon and moved very little. Thi. condition prevailed for days and pre- vented any progress northwTd.
 During Che latter days of August however, thc fec opened along th' shore to some extent and the Maud was able to make her way Go th' westward When last seen by th' orion crew she was steadily work
 ing her way through tho pack h search Of an opening Co the north.
 The Orion encountered fee alon' practically Che entire distance be tween East Cape and Cape serg ! and was frequently unable to mako uroerca because Of Che fee en croaching on the shore. The Mau' ] was Che only vessel cncountere.
 along that section but it was learne. l hat Che Polar Bear was somewher lin Che vicinity or Che Kolyma river . lar to Che westward
 Returning thc Orion picked u one Of a party of several prospeetor Ica in tho Kolyuchian bay section b. ! Che Cosao last year and returne . him to Nome He informed those o Che Orion that Che party spent th . winter and spring in exploring th . streams in that locality but ho
 found nothing.
 ] Tho Orion succeeded in sccurin |a considerable number Of wolru . skins and oil during the trip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
FATAL YEAR ON
 YUKON FOR BOATS
Several Wrecked and Others Caught on Bars and Hay Be Wrecked
 Next Spring

Tho Yukon rlvcr steamers Casco and Wbueborao. for some dime thought to be m danger Of being caught for Che winter ou tbo Yukon river between Dawson and White horse. reached Whtohoue Tuesday evening. after o th.rtcon-doy trip.
 Several times Che boats woro In porIous positions due to low walcr and floating ice. and many times il was though. chat they would have to uo up and Che paacneor start ou a long mush for civilization. The two boats kept together so tha- u ease one got into dI0.culty ho other could como Co ita assistance
 The passengers and oroV Of Che boat wore on board thc Princes Mary which was hold at ssarvar about two days awaiting Choir ar- rwI
 TIa season has been au unusually disastrous one ou thc Yukon as aey- oral steamers Including Che sa.a.ra and WHhbWm have boon wrecked
 and several moro are now stranded In tfo river and win be frozen in an winter with a chance chat thoF wI. bc broken ur by tho Ice m Che spring tbaw
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
BACK TO BELGIUM

Remi Van Huy'enhrook Ielf Wod- rcsIay night on Che Princess Mary for Prince Rupert. from which place h. win cross Canada and embark on thr other cons. tor a Grip to his old home u Belgium. This young man who lived m Douglas for sevcra. wears. was one of Che fortunate ones o, fhc Douglas Islanders lo eet over to Franc. during Che war; and saw a lot ot service He returned here something over a year ago and has boon working at tbc Alaska Juneau mine as a contractor and living iu Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
STUFF WEDNESDAY NIGHT Republicans Rally and Talk for Something Over Two Hours
 at Liberty Thcater

Tho Republicans had Q rally here on Wednesday might at Che Liberty hcater The meeting was presided oyc- by Elmer E smith. chairman Of Che Douglas Island Republican Club. Addresses were made by Don A. Sutherland. republican candidate for delegate to Congress John Rust- gard. candidate for attorney general and n T Tr.pp. candidate for Che Alaskan legislature. Tho hall was mot crowded. bu. thcrc was a taIr-
 sized crowd present for a-str.ct'y political meeting
 Mr. Sutherland spoke quite briefly. telling his ideas of how Che country should be saved by lceis'atou He advocated Che gold bonus -oa every one else In Alaska does gave some of hls ldoas on Che fisheries question and wound uD bIs utuo bah Of string wih @ piece of poetry People who attended were not y.y.dlr impressed either wI.h his oratory or his taud- Hmr ot Che questions confronting Nassa
 John BuHcard. candidate for Che ofIcc Of attorney general was on bc defensive an through hs talN which had io do with certain vmo ease In which ho ia said Co have charged am injured ua,Iuu miner a fee of Sl000 for a very mau amount ol work In getting I1maeos Uc answered some Of the atuoss made upon him for ywioua things and managed to k1l lot ol
 lime. Starting at s and mot ad orru.ue uuu a.icr lO the meet ue was long lrawu-out a1a.r In hs uE hc compared himself Co some of Che great Americans Of his- tory who vcrc mmndor,ood while bcy lived
 A number oI young folks who attended thinking chat thcro was so- me Co boa free picture show slipped put at dIrucrt um@ so chat Che audience was uo. m large at Che close as whom it started
 Mr. TrInn gave hut short talk in Che Interest of Che Republican ...of m general
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
NEW TEACHER

MT Nichols. now arrival from Che south. has been engaged to teach several subjects iu Che High school The classes have bccn reawanged owing to thc recent large on 'ollment i'm Che lower grades The eighth grade h now taueh, by High school teachers Mr. Nichols win toaoh general science. eoomeiry and one or two other High school subjects.
 Mr. Nichols is said .o be oduca- uonaIy competent having been graduated from Trinity College with Che degree of Bachelor Of Science.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29

of ScIdova. Russell B Hermann of Anchomrc Thomas D. Shcehan oi Auchora-c and E. R Ray oi cor- ioya. member of Che fourth house o. representatives ncmocats A. E Lsthrop or Cordoya and Anchorage Joseph Murray member ot Che third bouse of representative. R. B. F.ah- or ol Valdez and Arthur Frame of Anchorage. Republicans
 Only one candidate. Gust Ander- son. Republican. for road commia- sIoncr
 Fourth Division
 Territorial senator-W IT. Burns ot Hue Edorado member of Che Gut second and h.rd houses Of rope rcsenutycs. Democrat. B. B Collins af Fairbanks member of drsl second and fourth houses Of representatives. speaker in Grt and second. Republic con.
 RonrasautaUvcs E R sheldon of Fairbanks present road commits ..oner J. A. Mcintosh ot Fair b,rt. Rober. J DIven ot Nonam and rtomrs J. Deyane ot Ruby pcm- orut. IT, U Ross of Fairbanks p. J Rckort of Fairbanks A NerIand ot Fairbanks member Of thrd rer- rtoral house o. representative and former mayor ot Fairbanks and The odore Kctloson of Fairbanks Re pubicans
 Neither party has candidate ." road comm. toner.
 One Woman Running
 Mrs. Alycc Anderson. Democratic nominee for representative m che Third division Is the only woman who a running tor oa.co n Ono rcr rto-y
 Roy J E. uvcn ucmoOntI. nom .ree .o- representative .u tae Fourth division. Is pastor oi Che rresby.cr ian church at Nouma
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
VISIT ITALY

A. Brusaforr. who for a number of years was employed a, the Road} Bullion minc. lert on Che Princes Mary Wednesday on route Go hia old home in Italy which he has mol ria- Hei for mguy years.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
CLUB MEETING

Owing to Che fact that there was a meeting Of thc Trcadwoll Parent Teacher Association on Wednesday night ho Douglas Island Woman's Club did not meet at Che home of Mrs. J. y. Henson on that evening. The club win meet with Mrs. John IIyic on next cWdncsday night
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
BUYS STAMP MILL

Dolate Cook. at one time a rcsi- dent Of Douglas Island, has pur- chased a stamp mill and win erect it on his claim on Mineral creek in Che Valdez district The claim is known as Che Cook-Barrett mine.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
CARD PARTY

Tho Rcbckahs have decided to adopt an Armenian orphan and will maugurate a series of card parties for Che winter Che first of which win be one week from next Thursday night
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
HALLOWEEN

According Go the calendar. next Sunday night i5 Halloween and the night on which the spooks arc due to roam ot large both on Douglas Island and every part Of Che world.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
SERVICES ATLO.OFH HALL

Scandinavian services win bc hold m Che odd Fellows han Sunday Oct 3I An saudiuavIaus arc inc Vted Go attend Jhis service.
 O. w. BERWICK