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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
Ell ValOr de las
ObraS de aTtO per-
didaS pOr FTancia

Sc acaba de hacer pnblico oficialmen-
to por el gobierno frances que los da-
nos ocasionados por los alemanes a
obras de arte en- Francia durante Ia
guerra asciendon a Ia suma dc los
millones de d6lares. Que Francia haya
podido perder tanto y adn cusnte
con riquezas artDticas demuestra Ia
inmensa production del geniO de dicha
republica.
Entire las obras de arte destruidas
por los alemanes en- Francia 50 hacen
constar en- el infOrme ofcial las si.
guientes:
750 edifcios hisv6ricos con un valog
de 1,2OO,OOO, 900 frances.
MOnumentOs en- 5O.OOO,ooo do fran.
cos.
Museos pOr valOr de 80 milIones Dc
frances.
Los dafios morales con motive dc es-
tos destrozos han sido fjados en- Ia
cantidad de 600 millones dc frances.
POr la perdida y sustracci6n de jOyas
y piedras preclOsas los franceses perci-
bran mas de cincO y medic milIOnss
de dollars.
Los dafios sufridos por obras de ar.
te pertenecientes a personas privadaa.
los alemanes satisfaran una suma no
inenor de $500. 100000 de marcos dc
orc.
Hay una diferencia de sesenta y dos
millones de d6lares a favor de Fran
cia entire la cantidad reclamada a Ale
mania el valor de tOdas las obras de
y privadas,-- segan "a
saci6n hecha el mismo afio en- que fue-
ron rotas las hostiiidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
La reunion do azu-
CaT0TOS COIObrada
aver on San Juan

A iHvitaei6n ds don Edunrao ossr.
ectti - celebF6 aver una lmportnn
te reunion Dc a1ucnrsrca. en 10 euml
estuvieron Fepresentadaa 10 centre.
les De IL iela.
II sshor oioEsstsi dis eusnta g. sus
gesticnes en- los Estados Unldos, res
peeto 81 msrcado aauesrsro. Die
que una De Ias cosas prineipaies aus
estudi6 en 81 Norte habla sldo IA e.
conseguir - nsontara una rsnnerla
en- Ia isla. para De- ess modo no eonasn
tir que los axucareros de pusrto nl.
co sean macheteadoa-.
Rcapecto . este minmo anunso ma.
nifesto RI sshor Giorrgtty que me- A.
BE- penaarse En- ~ por ahora, pnr
que = IN asunto que dsbe eutualar
se detenidamsnte y porqus para h
installation de una rehnerts en- Il IA.
se necesita por 10 msnou. f.oooooo
de saeos de azdcar anualmeute.
Acordose nombrar on CoultS CON
puesto por los sehores =. Conrkisr,
G. Vallecillo. Mr.. Falksr , q soier
para cue estudien informen aeer.
ca de- asunto planteado por u -
nor Ciorgstty.
In cuanto . In eompahia A. v1po
res que - pisnsa fundar. nadn -
dijo. debido . 10 awinaado A. n no.
ra, pues 10 reunion. que smpens .
las diez de II mahana. - proionrb
hasta Las doce.
Prohablemente - eeiebrarS Ora
nueva reunion 81 - del eorriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
A NUEsTRos LEcToREs

Con motive de los dias de Pascuas
y Ano Nuevo, la Empresa dc este
peri0dlco Sc cornplace mucho en- fe.
licitar a sus numerOsos lcctorcs y
anunciantes, deseandoles prosperida
des y felicidades sin tasa, a Ia vez
que participa que con motive de ser
mafiana dia de Navidad y atcndisn
do Ia cOstumbrc establecida, no se
publicara Ell MUNDO, a fin de que
nuestros empleados puedan disfru-
tar de la festividad del dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
MUY IMPORTANTE

Don Pedro TrujiIIo GiiiI, pro-
pietario del muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento la barberia EEL
FIGARO, avisa a su numerosa
que dicho estabIeci-
penmanecera hoy abier-
to hasta las 9 de la noche Y ma
mana dia rs hasta las II del dia.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
D'ANNUNZIO HA CONTESTADo
QUE NO RESPETARA Ell IRA
TADO DE RAPALLO

LONDRES, diciembre 23.-La si-
tulcion de Fiume va adquiriendo ma
yor gravedad. D'Annunzio ha contes
tado Ell "ultimatum' en- el sentido
de que Sc opondra tenazmente al Ira
tadc de Rapallo y que contestara con
sus fuerzas militares la aggression que
intente realizar, como represalia, el
Gobierno de Roma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

ATENAs.-- FL almirante Kelly, je-
fe de Ia delegation britannica, fue con-
vOcado pOr el Rey de Grecia conde-
corado con Ell Gran Gordon del Sal
vador.
FL Almirante dijo que seguira las
instrucciones de su Gobierno. y ex-
pres6 el sentimiento de no poder acep-
tar la mencionada orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
La fI0ta ameri-
cana Tlndi6 homo
res a Constantine
GABLE rRANcEs)

WARRINGTON FL contra -almi-
rante Mr.. Phillip Andrews, comandan-
te dc las fuerzas amertcanas en- el
Adriktico. infOrm6 al departamento de
IL Armada, que siguiendo el ejemplo
Dc Italia, rindi6 los honOres reales a
Constantine, cuando este estuyo en- We
necia el IA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
IntereSantes deC|aaciOneS de los ndu-
trag0S de Ia gO|eta Robert H. Nc. CuTdy'
DOS DIAS DESpUES Ell OHAWK RECOGO LOS NAUFRAGOS- IN
TERESANTES MANFESTACONES DE ESTOS- --LARGAS HORAS
De ANSEDAD--OTROS DETAllES DEL SNIESTRO

Aver por La manana lego San Juan,
rrocedente de Nueva York, Ell vapor
Mohawk Una distinguida dana que
viajaba en- Ell barco referido, comunico
a nuestro Director que el Mohawk /,
habia recogido unos naufragos a las "a
horas de navegaci6n. Con estos detalles,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

,gente. Apretamos Ell paso hasta ganar
La puerta que da acceso a la cocina, en-
La parte de proa. En- ell fondo, alredor de
unas mesas Sc desayunan unos hombres.
Son siete. . Entire ellos hay tres blan
cos y Ell resto de color. Hablan en- ingles
Por la difcultad de expression que nota
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

En- el coraz6n de los marinos habia las
mejores mas optimistas esperanzas. :.
,Todos pensaban en- legar al termino de
su viaje con felicidad.
Sin embargo. -.
EMPIEzA Ell NAL TEMPO:
Al amanecer del viernes, despues de
una noche de calma, empez6 a soplar
un fuerte viento del oeste. =. Soberbio
oleaje asaltaba Ell buque por La proa,
inundando La cubierta de aqua. Un mari
no not6 que Ell liquido empezaba a collar
Sc por las ranuras donde funcicnan las
cadenas del tirr0n. Ell captain di6 Or
,denes de instalar las bombas. Fu6 una
brega dura, dOlorosa, porque el vaiven
de la embarcaci6n no dejaba tener en-
(CCntinha en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
D'AnnunziO CONT
MIA SiGndO ell t0-
TTOT de Italia
GABLE FRANcEs)

ROMA D'Annunzio continua con
su actitud, 10 que causa gran alarma
en- todas las provincias de Italia FL
Dictator esta dispuesto a resistir Ell
empuje del general caviglia, Quien ha
ordenado va el bioqueo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
UE GENERAL ANERrcAno
coNDEcoRADo

81 brieadisF general Henry =. Ana
eomandanis sn jsfs ds Ias fnsrnas an.s.
Fieanss sn 81 nhin aeaba O. ssr esmGsss
rado en cobisnsa cen IA crasn a. urnm
comandante a u 1nHi6m dn rTumnr. mm
Francia. - Il general Durouam na -.
presentaci6n dsi oobioFms frnmrfs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

PARIS, diciembre 2S.- FL MinistrO
Dc Hacienda comunic6 que las impor-
taciOnes y las expOrtaciones do los pri-
meros once meses de 1920 estAn valo-
radas on S2,426 Y 2O73S miliones de
frances, respectivamente.
Las cifras oficiales que correspondent
a 1919 SON $1,000 millOnes de frances
para las importacioOnes s662 milo
mes de exportaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

Fiume, diciembre 23.-La ciudad sc
encuentra rodeada por las tropas re
gulares italianas v por un circulo
de hierro tornado por los carabine
ros y alpinos, que estrechan cada vez
con mas vigor ell cerco.
Ell bloque comprende asimismo las
islas de Vezlia, Darbe San Marco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
A BoRDo DEL MOHAWK:
UNA FINcA

situada en- Ell Seboruco, el barrio de
mas porvenir de. santurce, Sc vende a
precio m6dicO Esta muy cerca de La ba
rriada obrera. Informaran en- Allen 5S,
oficinas de Mundial Film Co Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

mia, con un gran cargamento de carbon
de piedra, para la Habana Durante Ell
primer dia de navegaci6n, NADIA amor
NAL Sc not6 en- la atm6sfera. La nave con
todas sus velas desplegadas, cortaba el
mar impulses de favorable brisa. FL Gle
10 estaba claro. Ell horizonte, luminoso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

BRUsELAs.-- Los expertos Ala
dos que tomaron parte en- la Ultima
conferencia entire estos y los delega-
dos alemanes, para discutir la cues
ti6n de las indemnizaciones, han in
tornado las reformas individuales he
chas en- Ell tratado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

un reportero de Ell MUNDo visit6 en-
seguida el barco, que esta atracado al
muelie nnmero uno, de La New York
Line.
A BoRDo DEL MOHAWK:
Acompanados del joven Vargas, EN-
pleado de La compafiia, subieron a bordo
del Mohawk nuestro fot6grafo y un
reportero FL trabajo de la descarga Sc
iniciaba con gran actividad. En- Ell fondo
de las bodegas, forzudos hombres, sudo-
rosos v jadeantes, remueven pesadas ca
jas de provisiones, mientras otros las
amarran con gruesos cafamos. ~.
FL joven Vargas nos lleva al traves
de aquel MAREMAGNUN de gritos y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

ROMA.-El general Caviglia ini-
clio las operaciones militlres contra
D'Annunzio y orden6 el bloqueo de
Fiume, las islas Veglia y San Mar
cos. Concedi6 4s horas a todos los
paisanos para abandonar los terrific
rios. Los caminos, los ferrocarriles y
los telefonos que ponen en- comunica
ci6n a Fiume con el interior, han sido
cortados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

mos en- uno de ellos, comprendimos que
casi no saba hablar ese. idioma. Asi
10 dijimos en- alta voz FL aludido nos
sonri6, diciendonos en- perfecto espanol
que era venezolano. Que su vida Sc ha
Ideslizado sobre Ell mar desde la edad de
ocho amos. Que su norsbre es Bernardo
salazar, y que un temporal habia echa-
do pique el barco, en- donde el y unos
compaheros navegaban, dejandoles en-
una pequefa embarcaci6n merced del
oceano.
LA GoLETA Sc DA A LA MAR:
El jueves de La semana Ultima, la 60
leta Robert H McCurday'', mandada
por el captain suouson y tripulada por
siete marinos, salio de Norfolk, virgi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

LONDREs,- La ley que da la au-
tonomia Irlanda, aunque igeramente
modincada por Ia camara de los Lo-
res, ha sido aprobada, despues de ha-
berIo hecho Ia Camara de los Comu-
mes.
La ley 50 encuentra en- manos del
rey Jorge, y Sc espera que el Monar-
ca hrms, para evitar derramamientos
ds sange. EntrarG en- vigOr cuando
a 0obierno ingles 10 decidida, y regira
por 10 menos tres amos. Inglaterra SO
rpserva el poder de aplicar la Ley
LorsQuil cuando lo creyere oportunc.
PARIS. .--se anuncia ofcialmente que
las conferencias entire los jefes de Go
bisrno de Trancia, italia Inglaterra
empezarkn q 2s.
PARIS La Camara international
Dc comercio, que ha sido Organizada
en- Paris 1itinaamente, por impOrtantes
casas comerciales de Francia, Estadcs
unidos, Inglaterras B6lgica ItNlia,
han decidido presentar un proyecto pa
"a crear ma cOmis6n de arbitraje,
caso que surjan connictOs entire las
naciones que forman la Union.
Un arroglo general Sc ha hecho en-
IRE Estados Unidos y Argentina. que
dando las diferencias que existian en-
tre las dos RepGblicas arregladas.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
FERRIS RESIGNS
 AT TREADWELL
Hands in Resignation to Take Effect on First of May-Will Enter
 Business

l.. s. Ferris. for Che past eighteen years connected with the Alaska Troadwen Company iu various ca- pacites. handed In his resignation last week. Go take effect on May next Mfr. Ferris was acting as steward Of the Treadwel boarding house. employment agent and man agor Of Che Treadwell Club
 l.. s. Ferris first entered Che em- ployment Of Che Treadwon Company eighteen years ago and worked in various departments Almost four teen years ago he was made steward or Che Mexican boarding house. while TT. A. Tubbs was steward at Treadwell He was steward at Che Mexican until he succeeded Fred p. Henson. who had taken Tubbs' place The other positions were amalgam- atcd with the stewards job when the cave-ln came and caused a re- strlctlon in Che number Of men em- ployed.
 Mr. Ferris resigned for business reasons and win enter into business ln some part Of Alaska, and will. without a doubt. make a success Of his cndeavors.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
NARROW ESCAPE

Ralph Whittier. a we'll known local boatman and uoppcr who has been wIutcrue at Port Wells. had a mar TOW escape from death recently whom varicose vein u his leg burst and for two weeks hc lay In bis lonely cabin unattended and without surgical appliances. Finally when he had recovered his strength sui- acIonuy Mr. Whittier sharpened mp his pocketku.fe and drained Che vein of staruaut blood. and mauag- mr Co reach his boat started the motor and shortly thereafter became unconscious For several days hc drIftod about In binding snow squalls finally making Culro@ isl- and. where che only remedy he could Gnd was some cold cream one of Che adica used os a toilet propor- guon
 From Cu.r0ss he went Co Eiamar and thence Go Valdez. reaching here Che fore part Of Che week
 Mr. Wnucr ls a Spanish war yet- crm and has been in this district a number of years Valdez Miner
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
ENTERTAINs KDDIEs

Mrs. John Feus acted as hostess Co Che children who make their homes at st Ann hospital on Mon- day and Tuesday Of this week. The utue ones were entertained Mon- day with an Easter party at which Easter favors were distributed and au Che children were we'll fed and entertained. They were taken Co Mrs. Feusls home by Mnls& Robert son on their sleigh.
 On Tuesday the larger children were entertained in much Che same way and had fully as good time as the smaller ones.
 A number Of Che children staying at Che hospital are orphans. while others ore children whose parents are not horc. The treat was much appreciated one and for which much credit a duo Mrs. Fcusi.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
TOM WARD DEAD

Thomas Ward for many years a resident of Douglas and au employee or Che TrcalvcI Mining Company died at Seattle ou March 2f from the effects Of pneumonia
 Tom Ward was very well known herc whore hc lived so many years and where he was married Hc H survived by wife and two children Tho family Icu hero Q utue lc.s chan .hrce years ago for Seattle to see .' lr Ward could not secure relic. from asthma. from which hc had been a sufferer for several years n. was about f5 years of age and a native of Scotland from which place hIs wiic came Go Alaska to bC married
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
SPEAK PIECES FOR
 PRIZES AT SCHOOL
Doclamatory Contest Comes Co Close Tuesday Night at School
 House

The dnal round Of the Dougla, High School declamatcry contest was held at Che meeting O, Che Doug las Parent-Toachor Association Tues day evening.
 Six students had been chosen ai Che preliminary contest Of Che Friday afternoon previous. and the winners were Stanton Martin. first prize. with the Chariot Race;" selma Aalto. second prize. with Rney's "Boar Story" and Harold Galiwas. third prize. with "Gunga Din"
 The judges were Mrs. Livingston WoruIcke. A. B. Gurr and Joe Man ley.
 The rest Of Che program was very interesting and was thoroughly enc ioyed by a good sized crowd
 Preliminary
 The preliminary contest Go deter mine who should compete In the finals Of Che doclamatory contests was held iu Che school house on Fri- day afternoon. and the following is list Of the participants and the sub- iccis treated:
 Nora Mattson "Thc Law of Che Yukon"
 Stanton Martin. Chariot Race of Ben Hur"
 George voloson. "De voica dc Germans Mocsed"
 LaIna Aalto. "My Last Duchess.
 Ranguor KronQyist Danny Dee. ger"
 Harold Callwas. "Gunga Dn."
 clifford Anderson. Tommy"
 Lucy HaskIus. Lost"
 Una Grove. "The Prayer"
 Selma Aolto. "Rncy's Bear Story
 Jane Faherty. "To a Mouse"
 Mary Ncsola French Story.
 Alfred Hewitt "Morengo."
 Thore chosen to compete In thC finals were Stanton Martin Rang mar Krouqvlst Harold Gallwas. Una Grove. Selma Aaito and Alfred Hewitt
 The judges were Mrs James Chris. toe. Mrs. Felix Gray and Mrs. Burt Loomis. The Judges had a hard jol Judging Che relative merits Of th' various scholars and said that they an deserved favorable mention.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
GUGGIEs DON'T OWN
 KENNECOTT MINES

Those of us who have believed that thc Guggenheims owned Che Kenne- colt mine and Che Copper River rail- way. have another guess coming Re- cent developments in New York. and half page advertisements Of the sale Of Che bonds of the Kennecott Com pany. show that the Guggenheims are only minor stockholders In Che properties. and Che following news story from a New York paper shows who the owners really are.
 The Kennecott Copper Corporation has sold Co a syndicate Of bankers. headed by J. p. Morgan & Co., fi5.- O00.oO ten-yoar . per cent gold bonds. offered Cor subscription at go l-3 nor cent, which if held Co ma-
 urlty. win caur, them to yield . i-s per cent A li Of Che principal stockholders w'r given out yester- day
 This list show1 ihat Harry Payne Whitney owns 30.o00 shares. He owned 57296 sharor ln lol7. IT,. Coleman du Pont owui hO0o shares. Is. R. Guggenheim owns 2,aS1 shares. His brother Daniel owns 1000 shares. The trustee for woman member Of Che Guggenheim family owns 47.1S1 shares.
 Originally Che Guggenheims prac- ucally controlled the property. but they are said 10 have liquidated a great part Of their stock when it sold around 60. several years ago. Samuel Untermyer is credited with g5.OOO shares. He owned 22,30OO m 1917. Irwin Untermyer owns $500 shares.
 Associated in the syndicate with Inc Morpan firm are the First Na- tlonal Bank. Che National City Com panv Guaranty Trust Company. Bankers Trust Company. William A.. Read & Co., White Weld & Co.,; KInnecutt G Co.,. and Hayden. Stone & Co. all Of New York. and Che First Trust and Savings Bank. the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank. and the Central Trust Company. an Of il- nois. Fairbanks News-Miner.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
NEWSPAPER MEN
 TALKING ALASKA
Washington Newspaper Discusses Proposed Excursion Of
 Association tj

ma sufficient number ot uovs- paper people wish Go visit Alaska .his summer under Che auspices Of thc Washington sa'c Press AeocI- tion Che trip win probably be made ou thc tomc, "City of Seattle |" sailing July Q or tbe Spokane leaving Seattle July $, says The washiur,ou Newspaper Tho con. mi.tee of Che statc press n charge .ot che arrangements has been cane va0inr hc situation for somc timc and finds hat thc outside expense from Seattle to Southeastern Alaska and return win bc Sloo for each person
 Wher. three people arc bcr.hcd In one sateroom there win be a re- ducuou Of approximately SS each as compared Co tbc expense where .wo are assigned to statuoom Those figures Include steamship iarc rorsrumcnt war taN and the special entertainment features Go bc araus- ,d by the committee
 10 appears now to be Impossible .o charter an One frt class accoumo- dauous on any one steamer. as cy- cry company Is operating oyory boat on a regular schedule and finds it absolutely necessary Co hold certain reservations or each boats tor rcg- uIar travel 10 vU he possible. however Co handle as bIsh as l25 Go .ltU members Of tta press and ,he.r families if reservations are made carly The companies operating thc boats win demand to know several weeks m advance approximately che number of newspaper people chat win make thc r.p. since thoy oan sou an space without difficulty weeks ir advance or saums lt s therefore essential that Che members Of Che summer convention committee luov eariy fhc number olueNspapcr people chat vHl make tbc trip
 The Itinerary win include stops at Kctchikan WrangeN Petersburg. Juneau. thence up fhc Lynn canal .o skagvpy. S.tsa and return s.or . at pctceburs Wuuecn and kc,ch.- . kan.
 Pun particulars win probably bo announced u One next number of | The Washington Newspaper
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
FINISH JOBS

Robert E CourhlIu. Frank Oliver and Jack Wilson this week win finish their long stretch of jury duty at the district court They were on One regular panel chat was called ouy In January and have been making spasmodic Journey to Juneau ever since and have nt on many cases besides being excused from many more
 The men have heard SO much law and arguments chat they aro all ser- .ousiy thinking of applying for ad- mission to Che Alaska Bar.
 They win bc much relieved when Che court term Is over and they win be frco Go devote an their time Co their various vacations.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
ANOTHER SLAM

Bids are being asked for for re- arrangement of Che mail service be- tween Douglas Island. Thane and Juneau Bids are being asked for six-day service, meaning one round trip every week day with none on Sundays. The contract is at Che present time held by the Juneau Ferry G Navigation Company. with thirteen round trips a week.
 The contemplated change win give no morning mail service and no Sun day service. Che only trip being Che one that leaves Juneau at 8 o'clock In Che afternoon and returning leaves here at 420.
 Bids are asked to be in by May n. and the contemplated change win occur on July l.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
TWO EVENTS

The pupils of st Ann Parochial school arc preparing for two con- tcmplated events which win be given either the latter part of this month or early lu May
 One is to be given by the high school children Of fho school when they have their sale Of children's summer dresses and other articles of wearing apparel
 The music pupils will give re- cltal under Che direction of Sister Mary Francs. The recital win bo mtcrsperscd with recitations. drills and plays.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

attire. but n thc years which have passed since chen her dearly pr.zed possessions have ieft her one by one. uutu. at Che t.me of her death therc remained Co her only a pair oi scale skin munucsts and thc gold watch.
 George Carmack. after parting with hc Indian woman who horc his uamo. married a white woman with whom he became acquainted n Seattle so iar as known. hc Is stun living and quite weirto-do. White horse Star.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
sEVENTH RIRTHDAY

Louis Martin. assisted nr hts mother. Nr J w Martin and h.s teacher Miss Holman. entertained 2 plumber o- young folks last Friday afternoon m honor Of h.s seventh birthday. The party was held at Che school house and was a most successful onc Cookies and fec cream was Che treat chat made a hIt with the children
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
HAS OPERATION

Charles w Russell manager of Che mercantile department of Che Alaska Troadvcu Gold Mining Com pauy was operated upon Monday morning at st Ann hospital Ju- gcau. tor appeulIritIs Dr. n C. Dovighuc performed Che operation which is said To have been O uc- ccssiul one.
 Mrs Russell at che present lime i' at Tacoma Washington. with hol parents. Mr. and Mrs I D. Carpon Ger She was called to that pIac, by Che recent death Of her brother Kenneth Lloyd Carpenter.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
LAUEDRYMAE INJURED

A. G. Johnson. proprietor of Che Douglas Steam Laundry suffered painful injuries last Tuesday when ho slipped on Che washroom floor at Che laundry and got hia hand caught in some revolving machinery sev- oral fingers were badly mansled and may have to be amputated
 lu twonty-two years In Che laun- dry business. thls ls Che drst Injury that Mr. Johnson has had happen to him.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
NO DEATHS

According to Che whtohorso s,ar mo deaths have occurred among Che white people ln Southern Yukon from Che influenza epidemic that i now rapidly drawing Co a close thcre after having run its course The quarantine between Dawson and Wnteborse has not yet been lifted. although One detention period has bceu cut from i've Co three days
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
NO CONTEST IN
 LOCAL ELECTION
Just Che Required Number Filed for Che Various Offices But
 Good Vote Cast

Before Che closing time for filing for positions on Che city council and Che school board there was consider able hurwng around in am endeavor to get enough men Go hlo Co com- plete the ticket Finally enough names were secured and thc election was held Instead of going over for another year, os it did last election on account of thorc not being enough names to bo voted on
 Tho voting Tuesday was as iol- lows: