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DOS "DEsTRoYERs" !"

Aver negaron, procedentes de Guam
tanamo los ''destroyers,' americanos nti
meros 22O 222, los cuales saldran pa
ra los Estados Unidos hoy.
Estos .'destroyers son de los de I'LL
TINA construction en- La marina ameri-
cana. Son del tipo de cuatro chimeneas
superan en- tamaiio, velocidad y consis
tencia cuantos otros han visitado la
isla.
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Sc Vende

Una magnifica residencia,
construida de blockes de
concrete, con todas las CO.
n1odidades necesarias, in
cluyendo garage para dos
autos. Jardmes etc. Esta
situada en- la parte residen-
cial de Santurce dentro de
un solar de 800 metros
que Sc venderia en- su to-
talidad o parte.
Para informes, dirijase
al teIefono 343 negro, San
turce. P. o. Box so, San
Juan.
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BALE EN- BAYAMoN

Ell domingo proxino Sc llevara 5
efecto en- Bayamon un bale de. con-
ianza organizado por "a Directiva del
Clab Bonomones.
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Alimentos PerjudiciaIes

De conner maniares periudiciales puede prove
mir Es.rehimiento. Obtengase alivio pronta-
mente iomando una dosis de PILDORAS DE
VIDA DEL DR.. ROSS para limpiar los intes-
tnos Ibrar eI ORGANISING de substancias indigestas
Aviso No 1924.
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Felix MATos BERNIER.
MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Ew8 AE T-~4~4~- f4Nt ftf efA&s4s
segdn nos han informado varias ca
sas de estas cindad. exportadoras de
azncers d mercado en- Nuepa York 81
gue feueis este ea, pagandose s107s
81 azicar de Puerto Rico.
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RELoJEs DE PARED
Y DE MISSION

Fabricados por una de las mejores IA
bricas del Norte con cuerdas de ocho
dias y regulados por nuestro sefior DI-
NET lie podemos servir EN- diferentes es-
tilos precios sumamente reducidos.
JoYERIA DINET & PACHECo
Plaza Baldorioty, frente La Camara.
Advt.
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CoMIsToN DE BECAs
AVISO.

4ssss AN1GOe &
Constituida esta Comision con ARE
glo la Ley Nlmero SO, ano 1919,
anuncia que va a proceder la Sc
leccion de doce (12) jovenes que re-
quieran las condolences establecidas
en- la Seccion de dicha Ley para
conceder las becas.
Los solicitantes deberan dirigirse
al Presidente de la Comision, don
Juan B. Huyke, acreditando los extre
mos requeridos por dicha Seccion "a,
dentro de un termino que expirara
el dia' treinta de setiembre de mil no
vecientos veinte.
San Juan, P. r., setiembre II, 1920.
J. B. HUYKE,
Presidente.
. J. TEXIDOR.
Advt. Sccretario.
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Nos participn don Angel r. Sua-
rez. de Maynguez, haberse estableei-
% ~ como comTciante al por ma
snr 81 prosisiones y fi.utos del pals
lmportaciones.
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Sc CASA UN HoMBRE
e> DE 100 AMOS DE EDAD

Leemos en- un peri6dico de CANTU
que muy rronto Sc casara Ell chino como
cido en- esta isia con ell nombre de CHAU
CHAU, quien ha hecho un gran pedido
de muebles Y camas 'tEl Cielo'', que
es Vel establecimiento que mas barato
vende. Advt
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'Rivoli" Trio Piedras)

Estreno de Ia cinta europea en- seis
grandes parties titulada Discretion,
escenas de detectives de gran efec-
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-15

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
dismo v Fiebres. Solo hay un "BRO-
MO QUININA". La firma de e. W..
GROVE viene con cada cajita Advt.
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"Belioeranh,, lCataiiol

Gladys Rockwell en- Ell drama en-
cinco parties tituIado LADRONES AS
TUTos acompahado de una cinta CO.
mica en- dos parties.
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Cine LUNA"

Ell noveno v decimo episodios de la
serie LA CIUDAD PERDIDA, acompa
iiados de una cinta comica por ell ce-
lebre Luquitas.
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s'Rialto''

Ell famoso actor Mitchell Lewis en-
Ell emocionante drama en- cinco~ ,actos
CALIBRE 80 Ell tercer episodio de
Ell TEsFIGO OCULTo.
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"Variedades" Bayamon

Tercera y Ultima function de Ia com
paiiia de los bufos cubanos con nuevos
numeros.
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Imperial"

Carlyle Blackwell y Evelyn Green
en- Ell poderoso drama en- cinco actos
Ell LIRIo DEL ARROYO v una bo-
nita cinta comica.
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puerto Rico"

Peggy Hyland en- su magnifco .dra
ma titulado RoBANDosE A ST MIS-
MO, de la casa Fox, y una graciosa
cinta c6mica.
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SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderasn

Estreno de la cinta alemana er seis
mil pies de un argumento original I'll
tulada LAS MUJEREs Y LOS HON.
BRES VIDA DE LoCURAS.
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Cine Norma"

Sylvia Dreamer en- la bonita cinta
en- cincot parties HUELLAs vENENo-
SAs v e1 segundo episodio de la serie
Ell TESTIGo ocULTo.
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SANTURCE

Victory Garden"
1. Carlyle Blackwell en- la super pro-
ducci6n en- cince actos LAS MURA-
LLAs DE ORC Y una cinta comica en-
dos parties.
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Hacia ell lunes llegara San Juan Ell
vapor espafiol "Cadiz'', de la Inca de
Pinillos
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j. b. HUYKE,
Prasidenfe

suscrlDass a e. MuNDo.
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Ell "cADIz" LLEGA A EsPAEA-
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

FIw. publication June n. 1920.
 Lasl publication Aug. 13. 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30
PLENTY ICE

Secretary of Che Interior John Barton Payne has had enough O. .cc. hsr- Tn aot he has been quite s1r nfel with tbrm aoor a urune hM0 hour getting out of a whole l.d O. thcm ou bs Alaska cruise.
 "1Hmml Weh Bodmau had been hoa..re aboH rne marvellous beauty o. MI st EH" Judge Payne cz- p.u.f. In ,erue of his cruise with Secretary Daniels and tho oomm1u der in chief of thc Pacific ueot on h rwI m Seattle "ud yolm. rc.r.I to mt into Che bu oppos't, the amou peak to lot us have a close mp to it
 "We wont in witch three destroy . Admiral HoIman leading th. way There vas % slight harc On fo tH. rrhl ahoad oi ms. we nw a large .oeborr. a b.1uIm' sight In lt. .eL TO the I.u we saw another ''so quite large.
 Suddenly tbe haze cleared and before us stood revealed Mt 8. EIas Truly t was wonderful picture and ve stood uttarins ox o.amarious ot rapture
 Then. suddenly our eyes urne. down To Che wator and we found our
 selves m whole fold ol .eobere nro1ab'r 1N of th.m surrounding th. ships No1 should have sceen Ad. mul RoIman beat reroat wien tha lending destroyer We iolowc. u.t We got out ali rIrbt but ou. ol ..a eroyor broke a propc'lo. blade it was nothing serious bu it certainly wm exciting for half m hour Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30
.... I.r.-I.N RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANns N NATI0NAL FOREST

Nn... hereby given chat che HnI. .N0I below. embracing .N.. .... within rIe Hou.Iss Nu- ..r.I Forest f.HH.u. win n. -nH- '..t Tn ..tI.m.r. and entry under .Hr provision. u. fHe homestead laws H' m. United r..rH. and tH" H.. u. Juno .' I.H I.f stat. -..I. .' t.. Tn". rrH..s land H"i.. ut in. r..u I..... Ur August IH-" Any .''.r who was H.'uH.'F and u r.HI ..'. claiming t.N u. Id lands for r.I'Hw purposes prior 'o I.ru"-. ''... and has n"t nhln- ..".. "w. H.s rrH'rr.n.. right m m... homestead entry for frr land. ...HH'" occupied Said lands uHr. .f.. .H'. m. publications uI fNr person. m."'..rU. below. who HHr" preference. U-. subject fH fH. prior r. any such n-t..r. provided H.H 'r.. .r applicant
 qualified |n w... ..m..'.II entry ur. m" nr...r0n.. right exercised prior I'D August f| HH which fr'r rH. lands win h. subject 'o e.t- H.mnr. and entry bN any qualified uor.Hr. Application. may HH H.H. twenty days prior fn m. anut. d"-. nnt uII moo b. allowed uru' Che day
 for opening trorHn. rN. ..rr..r mon who srrvoi during war with Germany win H'.o have n ur.. .r.".. Hrr. n. entry for a period n. -N'r..Hrr. days prior ro che above |n'. rH.r preference. however. e
 un." Tn 'Hn superior preference of anft..r prior In January |. 1906 and  nr .. described hr mef.s and bound. lH..nNs nHe.uuur I' Cor. nor Nn T. tHer.r " .- sH w.
 ". chains. tHan.o " so 1ila .r..r. thence i>HH .H.ns. thence hr Bench Melrder Uonr. fl w. INfH rIun. crrn. $ -g w. f59 ohars fo r'H.e oI beginning Listed upon fhe application o. Fred HrrfIe k1srau. An.sH. L.r f--fHr \ tract 0f fHf. ..r. mn-. or '.ss described hr wnt. and bounds follows be- ginning no .urr"r Nn n which H Forest -t.." monument. consisting nf Hn-H.. Hn fIn I.If bank or fhr Orrrt H.r0r rr.. h'rrrf on four sfr. and s.r.hrI rSNUsf on north Ir.H whence aurr.. bears N w. fH links fH'rrf. marked WNH+f rnd HN- spruce bears S ls w. -L links distant marked w NHtl snow capped peak un fnc Chuck River bears S -f Stove pipe 1r house bears " rl' w. thence S r-r rm w f550 rhaius thence N w. ZIf2 rhr'rs. thence N 60 1H1n chains. trrrro s 1n E fHN" chains. Ihan.a ". f.Na chain. rn u.... 0. n.e.unnr Listed upon f.r .nn.'rHIou nl David w. 1Hf. WrIHHm t'Hs.l LHf f- nf.e May IU. IHtN U k PARROT Acting tHI.r. Comm .ouor uf Che General Land NHI.e
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

Job Printing ot Che Nova office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

rorsIrn arf Domestic VI o,irntIn stock
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

The Alaska Navy Coal Commis- sion Is asking for bids for supplies necessary Co thc erection Of the headquarters depot and emergency hospital at chickaloou. and these buildings win be erected as soon as Che needed supplies can be obtained. Tho work contemplated win cost in the no.chhorho0d of S3O.000.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30
NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 N0rthland

Tho 0u. king salmon ol ho year was caught at Dawson on July l6.
 Dr. Carr ol Wmn.pce who was appointed medical officer of South am Yukon aCtu holding down Che job or three weeks resigned and wen. back home
 Subscription l.su are bc.ug c.r- ruatcd u skaruay for Che purpose of securing money vih which to buy s.rcn Co notify people when horo are lrcs iu Che c.ty
 Steamboat men coming from tho Bristol Bay section aay Uat around thc ih ot July Che oauncrymu hcrc had more red nsh chan thoy ,ouId handle on account of lack Of cans and other material.
 According to steamboat men Of thc Yukon. thc salmon w tha year on hat r.yer win bc cxcccdn'y large Above thc camcr bie catcho. were being made by che natives and the a.h racks vec hanging mI carly hH month
 Tho Koubtan Chronicle ay thUt lh nmfe. we active n .hat sce- um It uas claimed Chat brand now trap wa. robbed before tho ovu- or had chance to buI .t himself Trap ua.eamm and Ucbmm arc said to ha,. exchanged shots with Che pirates
 Au unn TOW boat was found m H. Tamm. u,O- short time ago equipped with mn EVurud. engine m. boat had previously be.u sccu mp tbe river vtb a single occupant. u It The npo uou Is that tho operator o- .hc engine became de.- ponl and Jumped orerbori
 TH. ke.cln.r baseball team claimants o. n. championship ol Aa.M was beaten or he s,cvar. B c ground. .hor. umo aso by n n.eG-m .um ol sorIIottem from UyIor and Stewart Tho uore was to ii The KruhIon paper Is herc uh rhc o.d story chat h~ can't do It again.
 IJ Fou..r a veteran rro.ncc.o ol tao Caa.ar country has sar'cd building r..or. on tao suNua r.yer twelve mIe. abotc Che uror- national boundary One 'meo hu.'d- mr has already boon erected There arc ho, springs there that arc n.d to b. r. hne0.a. To rheumatism Wonderful ea., said to sur round Iho resort.
 The steamer Admiral Watson on he l trip from Western Alaska had faf15 oa..s o. salmon aboard. s1.0 from hIuk. l.-f2 from Ncna. rsf from sedoy.a ff15 from Port Graham and Lef. from Kodiak. rh. or.e.rs of .he Watson reported at Seward thu Che salmon run Go fue westward was hary w.fb thc .mr.o. operating luI shifts
 While lr.lns an auto delivery ear in he vicinity %. WhIehore hc drsc- while doIue in his saat was awakened by he breath ol a two- yeare.f brown bear striking him in Che .a.. He had driven oIose to a ut bank and One boar had started Go Investigate him. Ue .hrcw Che rar in h.ah and was soon o1t of that vie .u..r
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
FIfth Street between Main and Seward Streets. Junoau


 Seward Streets. JunoaW
 Services are held every Sunday at 1l a. m. i'm Che church Of thc Chris Clan Science Society Of Juneau, on Fifth Street between Main and sow- ard streets Tho subject for next Sunday wE 0e Love"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:l5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Maiony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from 2 to 9p m. Wednesday evenings. 2 toS.
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the Reading Room
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30
THIS WILL AsTONIsH
 DOUGLAS PEOPLE

The quick action of simple witch- hazel oamphor hydrastis etcr as mixed .n Lavoptik eye wash win ur- prise Douglas Island people One g.rl. with weak strained eyes was helped by % single application. Her mother could hardly sew or read be- cause of eye pains In one week she. too. was bonedttod We guarantee a small bottle Of Layopt.k to help ANY CASE weak. strained or inc famed eyes, Aluminium cyo cup FREE Guyf Drug Store Cor 3rd and D street
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

After canvase.ng che situation thoroughly the Petersburg city couu- cl has determined that after an bula and expenses are paid at Ono end or Che year, the city win bo about S5.5O0 to the good As the municipal light plant s too small to take care Of Che hus.ne and tho engines are carrying am overload it has been decided Co czpcnd tht amount of money on a new l5-b.-p engine for Che plant
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

The bis army trlnspor, Souih Bond reached Seward short ume ago uI'h 900 employee 'or Che Alas- ka railroad and l50 tons Of freight
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

WANTED "A secondhand piano. win pay cash. Address Box 99l. Ju- nolu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

Dennis lsaacs uu aged native of Haino has been missing for several weeks and tho supposil.on Is chat he was drowned u tho Chlkat river.
 The Misses Carda Focg and Pearl Gudm of Tacoma were recently In skaeway 300 obtain material wIth which to write a motion picture play around Che lifo Of Che late Soapy Smith They have now gone Co sit- ka to obtain material about early Alaskan history
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30

rIaao ior r.nl ra0ae -. Janoaa
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-30
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rr...e.t HI he accepted -rhe.. to change vthou, notice
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
NOTICE OF SALE
OF COUNTY PROPERTY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
in pursuance of an order of the Board
of County Commissioners of Eureka
County. State of Nevada, made on
the 5th day of March. 1920. the un-
dersigned, Treasurer of Eureka Coun-
ty, State of Nevada. will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the front door Of the court
house in the town and County of
Eureka. State of Nevada, on Monday,
the 18th day of April. 1920, at the
hour of ! O'Clock, p. m. of said day,
all right, title and interest of said
Eureka County in and to the follow
ing described Patented Lode Mining
Claims, situate in Eureka Mining
District, County of Eureka, State of
Nevada, also certain personal prop
erty, all of which is more particular
ly described as follows: Mountain
Pride. Apache, INLAND, Cornell, Pride
of the West, Star of the West, Har-
lem & Eureka Belle Con, PATRON
and Grand Delivery, and Diablo lode
mining claims, patented, also a one
half interest in the Jefferson lode
mining claim, patented. Also one
Remington Typewriter.
Dated at Eureka, Nevada this 10th
day of March, 1920.
r. VEGETABLES,
Treasurer of Eureka County. Nevada.
First publication March Is, 1920.
Last publication April IT, 1920.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
NEWARK VALLEY NOTES

George Potts of Monitor valley
Nye County. was a recent visitor Al
the Handley Bros ranch.
The signs of Spring are quite evi
dent at Strawberry. as the pet chip
munk awoke Wednesday after hi
Winter sleep, which lasted about
four months.
E. HI. Simonsen was called to Eu
reka by the Illness of his daughters
Elfrieda and Julia, and Of Mrs. r
Nc Charles, his wife's mother, at the
family home in Eureka.
Miss Annie Smith made a trip tc
Eureka Sunday and was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Thelma, who has
been a visitor at the family home al
Strawberry during the suspension oil
school in Eureka, due to the epidemic
of flu. s0ffassfs tw
Miss Annie Smith encountered
wildcat in the Smith barn at Straw.
berry a few days ago. She passed
the animal twice without seeing it
and when her attention was finally
attracted by the animal, 1t did moi
show any signs of being afraid. The
dogs were summoned. and on their
arrival on the scene the cat took ref
uge In a smaller stall. Miss Smith
guarded the barn door while Gran
vile Price secured a rife and killed
the unwelcome visitor.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The essays that were recently
written on the advantages of enlist
ing in the United States army proved
to be so excellent that the judges had
a very difficult task in selecting the
best. However. Lend Yourself to
Uncle Sam" by Fanny Gibson, was
finally decided on and it has been
sent to headquarters for further judg-
ment.
Basketball was actually played
Tuesday afternoon by two picked
teams. We r anxious to get our
Freshmen educate in other things be.
sides algebra. but somehow they did
mt seem a bit sorry that it showed
Tuesday night and basketball had to
be postponed indefinitely.
The Seniors have begun to type
their play for commencement, and
have been throwing out rather deli
cate hints at the Juniors to assis'
them, but the dear little things re
fuse to fall.
A debate will take place FRIDAY
afternoon between the Freshmen ant
the Sophomores on resolved, THAI
Compulsory Military Training Is un.
American" The Freshmen deDaters
affirmative, + Jean Davis, Grac.
Cazier, Herman Bremenkampf. Soph
omore, negative. Annie Porch, Estell,
Rogantini, Claude Evans. Stand back
Juniors and Seniors, and watch tn,
fun.
ROSALIE DAVIS. Reporter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
THE LATEST News


Dfrector-General walker ID. Hines
has been appointed by President VII
SON az the agent OF the Government
against whom all actions at law, suits
in equity. etc., resulting from the
Governments control OF the ran
roads. must be brought
David warield, the famous actor
il struck by motor car in Los Anger
es. and is taken to a hospital with q
broker lega and decorations on his lips
and nose. Whether he suffered any
internal injuries is not determined
yet.
A Socialist, Hjalmar Branding, has
been appointed premier of Sweden
This is the first Socialist appointed 10
the position.
Representative Madden, Of Illinois,
reports there is organized a lobby OF
contractors for the motive OF amend
ing the Army Reorganization bill, so
as to provide a separate construction
corps.
Fifty thousand bodies of the U. S.
soldiers who died in France are to
be returned to America, Secretary OF
War Baker announced. The bodies
of 20, 1000 to 5000 will remain per-
manently in France. Secretary Bak-
er estimated the approximate cost OF
removing the dead will be 100000
OO0.
W. G. McAdoo telegraphed to the
Secretary of State of Michigan that
he will Immediately release delegates
of any obligations to support him at
the forthcoming Democratic conven-
ton. He expressed his belief that
delegates should go to the convention
at San Francisco unpledged.
Eureka stocks are on the boom In
San Francisco. Holly advanced this
week TO 81; Croesus was selling al
$1.75 on Friday, and Climax ad-
yanced to rs cents.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13

Hamilton Preparing For Busy Season
Ely Record: Bill Blair. who has
been spending the Winter at Hami1-
ton. arrived in Ely during the week,
and states that the roads are In fairly
good condition, considering the heavy
SHOWS and rains of the past few
weeks. He states that the people of
Hamilton are preparing for a very
busy season. Is the camp is a pro-
Queer of both silver and lead ores.
for which there is a strong demand
at prices higher than ever before
known.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
TWINS IN DE ARMAND FAMILY

Elko Free Press: County Survey
or c. F. De Armand was given a de-
lightful surprise last Friday when his
wife presented him with twins, a boy
and a girl. Mr.. De Armand had
business in California, and left Thurs
day night accompanied by his wife.
Just before reaching Reno Mrs. De
Armand was taken sick, but reached
the hospital at Reno before the ba-
bies were born. Both the mother and
babes are doing fine.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
NEVADA DEMOCRATS
ELIMINATE OLD GUARD

Wednesdays Reno Journal says
the elimination Of present Office hold
ers as the directing force in the Dem
ocratic party of Nevada was accom-
plished Tuesday at the meeting OF
the State Central Committee at when
delegates were chosen to the National
convention. Twelve delegates, eacn
TO have one-half vote. but all to vote
as a unit, were chosen and there Is
not an ONCE holder among them.
The fight to eliminate the old
guard conferred around the nomina-
ton of Senator Key Pittman TO De
delegate at large. His
was defeated by an overwhelming
vote of those present.
THIRTY-EIGHT ATTEND
The meeting of the committee was
called Yesterday afternoon to consid-
er calling a convention for state
Democrats. Chairman John Kunz pre-
sided and IS Of the 43 State Commit
tee-men were represented. After the
committee had convened at the City
Hall IL was decided to resolve the
meeting into a State convention and
proceed to election of delegates. 81
There was some opposition TO the
committee acting as the convention,
but when the question came to a vote
only ten of the committeeman fav-
ored calling q primary to choose del
egates.
STATEWIDE PRIMARY URGED
George B. Thatcher urged the
holding of a Statewide primary. He
was opposed by Chairman Kunz who
declared that he had obtained ex-
pressions from Democrats in all sec
lions Of the State and could find none
who desired a primary. He declared
the present plan was to give the DEM
ocratic workers opportunity to con-
troll the destiny of the party in Ne
vada.
The only purpose OF a Statewide
primary would be TO change the per-
sonnet OF the delegation to the Ma
tional convention" he said. THE
personnel as chosen is more repre-
sentative OF the party voters than
for years. The effort to center pow
er in the hands of Senator Pittman
was defeated because the party now
wants fewer dictators and more
workers"
DELEGATES SELECTED
Those selected as delegates are as
follows:
John F. Kunz. Washoe; C. J. Nc
Fadden, Ely; James Goodin, Perish
ing; r. E. Windle, Humboldt; Hen
ry Dyer, Lander; FRANC Buggy. Lyon;
Thomas Dolph, Churchill; Alvin j.
Cross. Sparks, at large; William
Burns. Reno. at large. and Mrs.
d. Finch. Reno, at large. and Mrs.
William WOODBURY., Reno, at large.
The delegates go to San Francisco
uninstructed for any candidates for
the presidency.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13

The Board of County Commission
ers have granted an engineers IL
cense to Angelo Bisoni.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13
LATEST METAL QUOTATIONS

Thursdays smelter quotations at
Salt Lake were: Silver $1.21; Lead
$500
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13

"sentinel"-ss per year in advance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

The business development committee
of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange has
prepared and issued a, descriptive circu-
lar on the Pennsylyanla Railroad.