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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
COSTS MORE TO TRAVEL
IN CUBA THAN IN U. S.
Not Only Is Transportation on
Island More Expensive. hut !,
Is Less CUmiOrtnblc
tHy Associated Press !

SANTIAGO. CUBA. Dee rail
toai tidHci ~ CUBA Is more uX1-n-
sife thah an the united Sites. anu far
IeHs c"mioridb.e. Ordinarily. IL takes
ABOUT thirty-two hours ior an cA-
press train Il cross the island be-
cw""n iia.ana and santiago. ANA Il
from Havana TO the naval base AZ
iudnt.Iianu t.,y. counting ordinary
delays and an overnight Wait ~ SAN
tiaSo, TOOK three days.
i!Lrcicrs from the states who want
10 see N" island must put up with
many diScomloEts. not tie least OF
sleeping ear reservations II is AZ
most impossible to buy them at tariff
rates.
Coming over from Havana Oh :,
arpnd"nt WAS informed by a Ticket
seller that he would have 10 vail
w" or inr"" days for It lower bert I:
There Mas nothing In stock. acro-d
ins TO III" agent. bu; he did moi
AID The Information tuat reservations
could he obtained easily ana quickly
from hotci rort"rs. usually az an adj
vance Of s..
Tn" troubles Of ih- currc.;poud.r,
We" only. typical az what the aver
aE" travelei mas, tace. but ton min
paying the .ra.t ,aa On = no;.
from IN" private SECRETARY OF Gen
era Joac Miguci Gomez, tie Traveller
rs,uYnsu 10 ,nm , am" agent. who had
MAS given what he wanted in ,wo
minutes
on IN" SANE train u.rre was a bus
mess man from Wichita kans WHO
nfSt refused to buy from q porter
nnt who finally was forced to deal
Win h!h after waiting Two days
Their. is net 3, qirinl. car in ,.ub.,
y re" 'ui!inans. abandoned In tn.
states before In" advent OF the steel
slcc per, ar" In use
EAprcss-tra!n travel is a nix,ir s..
compared with journey aboard {,
local. which often are run AT might
without lights in the coaches Hind
ncSsars always work the Iocai, a !;
way stations. and swarms NJ h,a,.,s
Dos board si""pers at the principal
stops traveller must nsh. hlY wa :.
,.nrGuEm them. while the porter stands
back. helpless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
WEST POINT

lSng.ial 'o m. Timo- -I,.sp.tct d
" est PplNT w Dec 'Tms
Cemetery Asg"ci"tlor tho I.uiscop,l
'tUrch. ~" Methods; women and
w"n"m, Of The Haptis, Church
N''hur S"ustndt "nt"rtrinet ct s,iic-
non brIIgr IT, Jh"ir auartnonts n;
li"'-i pt"nm"r i!ut,rnis -, mem
"'w[- ~ ne enrd rlnh ""r" present
l'"r children and their young friends
THANKSGIVING Dav.
Rev Maur!c" Rroaddus. = -. %
brother ". Il Rroadaus ~ Bron,,-
'ius wHs married 10 MISS Elsie Mul-
liSan. ~ For, WaYnc. Ind. Thanks
giving hay ~ ST Louis. Mn Or W
bittinr. formerly .: Richmond.
performed the ccrcmonv The count"
'-tuc ct ono" 30 WASHINGTON T. g.
nr"addus. rnd then 20 West POM.
TEcy left hero .ionday FOR Atlanta.
Mis- ;ate Iones. Of Tuns,all. ana
John Harvey billiard. Of Essex
Comfy. mot his mother. Mrs. Z. -.
',alard hero and took her to hi-
Mrs T. NJ. Lewis who t. ir,nroviny
,,'M"r :" orri"ns operation ia Johnson
WILLS !IoSp!ini Richu~nI. ms r.
ih'r"u - her h0m" ~ Nora'tlco
NJ ianncs CioasNv. who his b""n
?" t'"h'up0i for s"v"r'l wc"ks "r.
irr'"d -" ne" hun" h""" w"dn"sanv
Mrs G"orro W Ri,hr-Ison oStn~
visit 90 several d"yS iu Bo''!.., no
Wiz h"r sister. Ms j, =. Gl"crcr.
rr'1rn"" h"u" on Tr"shrv morn ny
s''enl " v""l,-"nd her" viii her
'.,t"" Mrs Erv Patterson
Mis-" Coru"Ii" Iiorp sn"u' several
'"., r"""."uv viii hor .0o,h"~
'Iw""i Blind Sn"rt ~" week Ont
r'ih h'S '"rrn,s. NJ ana M~s Nod
Hlar' lie 80 Z, student ~ tho J'ni-
Nr,r,sitv Of Virginia.
NJ: Y housrworth of o-anr"
l,"r sister. Mrs. y. + Ii.rorave 81.
While here she m"tor"I with r-ie-ds
OYER =" Tapnah"nnork - ,iett her
niece. Mrs. Charles \ Groghar,
Mrs. Il T. hurus.iro Of Novv yn~i;
alter comnlctin" "a visi, IN N'"SNinr-
ion. is her" visiting in the te.n. ~
'a. W. r "T e nuS Shc Is :is,nr Or can,
Ms CLAY Roberts
Miss rat;ie Fuller IVES, pain,
girl. VII" has q position with the
government in Washington. - g is
ioria ana Jessie Lewis.
Mrs. Forrcs, Leigh has rnturncd o
her homo n"rc far tho winter, H"r
H"uSh'"r, Ny. j -. smith, Of Wash
in"ton. is visiting her
Mrs. w. u Tayor and son. Of H,,,
Kent Recently visited Mrs Scot,
Rroaddus. her sister
Mrs Scott lir"addus. who has been
~ ,nr several weeks. is c"nvnl"scimg
MISS Jca"n"ttc Rlpnd who IL
teachinT In Newport News. sn"nt TN"
holidays WITH her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Rlard
Miss Esther Hughes OF Church
vile. Augusta County. now n stu
dent nj John Marshall Hirh Sch"oI
richmond. sncn: the HOLIDAYS with
Hughes 80
Rev. Route Saunders. formerly Of
Essen county. spcnt the Weekend
in the home Of his cousin r. n
hughes. here. He is n graduate or
Randolph Macon College. Ashland.
ana last June of Princeton. and en-
missionary work in Brazil
Mrs. W. 4. brow OF Richmnnd In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
A Com plexion Aid for
a Quarter of a Century

Or. Hairs cream OF Cucumber Is
k;,own far and wide az the most re-
flned and exquisite OF all compile vion
preparations. Guaranteed TO coutuin
csseuoc Of cucumber. is cooling and
refreshing and will render the skin
beautifully clear. soft. smooth and
h"alth. Takes ;hr rcdr.ss aud sting
OIL; Of y wind-burncd complexion and
is cNccilcn, FOR chaprcd hands and
face.
For rcd. coarse. oily or shiny sliins.
aad rouGh. spotted. wcinkled COM
pieNioUs. br Eiuir's Cream OF Cucun-
Der should bc used in place OF pow
der. IL vii! not grow hair. but does
prevent OiacN heads, md vii! in
time remove all wrinkles
~. El.l!rs Cream % Cucumber wiIl
not :tb. dust or blow OFF like powder
aud one application lasts all dag. soc
and Sl.c". IN white and ncsh color.
8, all drn: aud department; stores
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
WINCHESTER

iSpecia! 10 The Times Dispatch
-, mn,iHCIiESTER. VA. Dee 4.-lirs.
Wili!anl i. Potter and her daughter.
MIS- Maizic Potter. OF rhlladclph!:,.
nave been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Alex
and"r Harris.
Miss Helen Sutherland. Of parker.-
Surs. W. Va has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. l.orlng \. cover. Of
naiiiincr". have been visiting reia :
tiv"s In town.
Mrs. II Clay Krcbs 10 visiting
iTi:nds IN Martins burg, w Va
MESS Rose .lanney has r.turnc,, from
Il Nisii 10 friends in Washington.
MISS l-ucic Dean is spending som.
timc with friends in EaltI,nor.,
Miss Ellie Argcabrirht has r.;urn-
ed from Richmond
ing Miss Mabel Logan i'm farria",.
burg '"' ''"'-
Mrs Chester H"rrell. o. Washing.
ION; mas been visiting relatives her..
MISS claudine Riley has returned
rom a Nis!t 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. +. l..
argent. Nlnc!and, y. j.
MESS Gaily McCaulcy has returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

its
'
redoubed
Greatly Priccs. ~
has made
Deeh reduced Our goods
from those Low Profit arere duced turtle
the home can
afford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
V|SCOUNT AsTOR SPENDS
MONTH At GREENBR|ER
Briion Charms Every One With
Ills Simplicity and Demo
cratic Manner.
THANKSGIVING AT THE WHITE:
Masquerade Ball to Provide Conn
munity House and Public Library
Is Huge Succcss-Furniiurc Ncu
to Meet at Springs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l


THE GHEENBRIER. WHITE SUI
ANA Mrs Sprigg g. Camden. Of New
York and West Virginia. arrived at
the Grecnlricr on Tnauhss wing Day
TO remain nntil Monday. and were
Lewis. OF the Meadows. at Thanks
giving dinner. Mrs. l4,throp Ran
doiph. of New York. was also Of th"
n Inc day following Thanksviving.
h"s been confined To her room scv-
crai days. but is now able to h"
about again.
Niscount Astor. o: England. who
spent ia" month of November ~ the
Hre"nhricr, where he charmed every
on" with his simplicity aud domo-
Jude"s at me inhspurrad" bail ~ the
casino on "Wednesday evening with
Miss Amy Phillips. Colonel Charles
Clifton and Charles II rhirriot. This
Was given BY IN" management for tn"
permanent colony ana employees OF
III" white sulphur Springs Company.
nc and was "a great success.
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Lewis
ninHgnt "a party Up FROM tn" Meadows
an" many guests attended. Tho ~
faIr vas given for tn" ncn'nt "f the
proposed community house and pub
Llc library ~ the grounds Of the
Whii" sulphur springs Company next
:" IN" Ifcshyt"Jian church. ana III"
hun or SIii was taken In which wIll
swcll the building fund NOW amount.
ing :" upwards Of $4,000 TIE man.
hG"m"nt OF tn" Grccrbricr printed
he tickets. gave the use OF the &c
slno. which wns PRETTY decorated
with autumn decorations. ana fur
nish"d a delicious collation. OF sand
wichcs. salads aud punch
Mr.. and Mrs II NJ Tait. of tho
,;recnbrier.. spent Thanksgiving with
ih"ir family and are now enjoying
a few days in New York at the
i'lhza. but wil! return here on sun
DAY
The Grcenbrlcr expects q large
convention on December 10 aud fol-
lowing days tn. National Furniture
areh"NSe Association ana over $50
members and ihcIr wiY"- are expected
:" pc present during tn" AFFAIR which
"i4i last until Dcccuubo: Il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
4-Piece Mahogany Suite

Beautiful CHARTERED Oak Suit. consist
ing of Buffet China. Serving Table and
Dining Table, Reduced G97p I'm
from $3G750 TO ... RZs H. eSU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

moke City. Mi. were recent guests Of
Mrs. H. T. Norl;
M!sscs Wjnc;icl Taylor and Ma
linda DauSncrty spent Thanksg living
with friends in cape Charles. Va.
senator and Ms. g. Wallet Mapp
and son spem, ~" Thanksgiving sea :
son u; Snow lin, Nd. as guests ~:
DIR. and Mrs. John :. Aydclottc.
MISS Alice Jones. or Acconac High
school iHcniiy. sncut til" rhanks@iv-
ing holiday with hcr parents. Rev.
and Mrs. George ". Jones. OF Rich
mend.
Miss N,y ..dmonis has returned
from :; trim 10 Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
ACCOMAC

lSp"ciai l" Tho Times Dispatch
hctoMAc. VA. D.c. : |: T. Mil
Liner TX III ~ his hone near AccrInhc.
MrS. Ida A!l"or;l auG daughter.
I.rtt'". LEFT las; week Tor Baltimore.
No. 10 spcEd III" "iItcr months
prvi.i. Taylor. o. cape Charles.
tp"nt ratul;s:i Va. w.th h.s mother
in hccOmac
c!ptain :. Il r;ordy Is a. hone for
q .hu:t visit
Dr and MIS-. James Nick. OF POGO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Beautiful 3-Piece Suite

SHe1Cf1U E o-I ICSt StlIlC
Buffet. China and Dining Table. Are
maarkable value at this low CLOG En
price reduced now to- sDlJO. OU
Apiece Walnut Suite
With 54-inch Buffet, Dining Table.
China and Server to match GTAo M
Reduced from S367.5O to. $780, U
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Have You Ever Noticed Our
Busy Store?

Even in the face OF changing business con-
ditons. our store has kept head and shoulders
above the average business house. The reason
is-the faith our customers have in what we adj
vertse-they know what we promise. we give.
TO give our patrons the very best in footwear
at the very lowest prices has been the aim of
the Dabney store since the very beginning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
4-Piece Walnut Suite
Apiece Mahogany Suite

Beautifully finished, highest quality
mahogany, with 60-inch Buffet, Dining
Table and Serving Table. COCO an
Reduced from $565 90 to- eDHJO.UV
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In Che United s.atcs Comm. aonora
 Court Precinct of Juneau Tor-
 r.tory of A'asaa In Probate n Che matter or tno EHalc %. Prank
 Suyanta deceased
 Notice is hereby e.von Cha, ho final account Of Che administrator Of The estate Of Frank suwnn do- coascd. has been rendered To Che above entitled cour. and that Wed acsday Che G1b day or Way A. D. 1920. at i0 o'clock a. m. has been duly appointed by enid cour. for tho settlement hucoC at which dime any poron interested in said osa.o may appear and fIc his exception. n writing to said aronrt and con- test Che ame
 Wimcs my hand and oI.o.al -aa his lst day of March, l9e0 OscaU NEWARK L. BURTON
 United s.atos Commissioner and Ex-OGic.o Probate Judge
 T.ut publication March b. l92n
 Las. publication April 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
TROUBLES OF THE POOR
 PLACER MINER

Tho following ioticr Na. received by he United sa,o. Geological Sure voy m answer to Q rcquet for tho l9i9 production Of placer gold
 "Dcar sir The lmt yoau work was sont to you 0omo.hns in Che form chat thia yoau work wll bo Two Wit Don qu.t Q b.t Of ground aueoue uut did not get o1t any gold But gold n Heht So Fros owed brother c.amod che ground J c.amo nothing but manhood at any lme Don work thw. lorco ot hab- bot
 Sold somowheara re.r D oz aud was beat out ol ol. or uue moro n ok was 6euri out or utIc over ia ot was taken thruo crucscd gold aca'a J told buycr if he lost anything et the bank or mint that would mako It good so expect io havc anyWhoaro from ff5O to f3.5O .o give Che man yet Would roathcr Il would bo hia way than to havo rubbol, ot to hoyo 9 puuel headed thing sQucaiius wialom justice and honor at mo- woull say form some rnd Of sandcrd mon and wipe Out fhie cu.endnew witn mIeIrr.nro nd not wIth massacre. aa It som seems Go be doing
 "Hopug your trubbios are aa lieht .s mine and wo both aoo thnn alike.
 "Yowa with free hand
 lS|moll
 "H|charda0n h.asbn
 0pumu.. I'm Cordov Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
THnf
SUMMONS non pTTT1CITI0T

Tn tbo District Court for fHo T.rr
 tory of h'astu. Division No OHc
 nt Juneau.
 Honry BrIe pauIH
 
 Bue UaUack DInohe L Caro-
 and Martin O'aou Defendants To Hne Hauct Blanche L Crra
 gud Martin Olson no'oulm
 GREETING
 IN THE NAME OF ~UE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Yol and each of y0u arc hereby commanded to he and appear in the ahoFoan- Htol action u fna ahoye-ea.lod Court. holden at Tuuo.r I'm 'Il Ui- vision Of said nF'rIe. oI ''1.Nl and answer fhc omu' .rt l'.I HHH.r you In Che uh0ro-entUei action in Che ah0ve-an.UDI court within thIr.y dlyH nf.cr Che completion oI Che period O. publication and rFI.e ol thIs summons upon ruu and i you laII a0 to appear and anoW.r for want thereof Che r'..uU. win apply t0 Che C0ur. for lho relief demanded 'n said complaint. efnr oi which |H dIod with tho clerk ol Che aboFo-on- titled court
 Tho relief prayed fo- s the fore closure of that certain mortgage do- 1er.bed Iu said complaint
 Tho order o. publication ol this summons was mndo and dated Che gth day ol March. 1920. and Che period of publication O. ths um- mons Is once a week for a.E ooHsacu- tive woekH. Che fr. publication Co Toe made on Che i2lh d1r of March. 1920 and Che las. publication thereof on tho 28rd day ol April. 1920 and Che ,imo within which you arc roc 0uIrod io appear and wawcr IH on or before tho 2fih day of NHN 1920. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. hlyc horcuuto sot my hand and aI.Ncd Che aoal of Che above entitled court this 9th dny 0f March. 1920. ! .seaD J w. BELL Clork |H H. Folsom
 Attorney for riaIuUn
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
STIFF JOINTS
 SORE MUSCLES
uubcf On Quickly Under Ono Soouur Penetrating Application oi
 N1m'g'G Wizard oI

ln cases of rheumatism and lame back it penctratcs quickly drives out soreness. and iimbcrs up stiff. aching joints and muscles
 Wizard on IS am absolutely relic able. aniiscpt'c application for cuts. burns bites. and sunga Spruins and bruises heal readily under 'ts sooth- ing. penetrating qualities
 Get it from druggists for SO cents Ii not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever consupatcd or have sick hcadachcl Just lry Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant l.iile pink pills. 30 ccntl Guaranteed.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice H hereby given chat Che registration books o, duly qualified voters n the C.tr of Douglas. win bc opened at One office ot Che City Clerk ou tae fst day ot March. 1e-o. and remain orcn mul Che grd day of April 1920. at nine o'clock r mn Registration hours uu bc from l0 a. m. fo l- m. and from 9 D m. to z n. m. each day.
 Dated hs fth day Of February. IH1n lS.ereiI
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
 CITY OF DOUGLAS ALASKA
 Elmer E. Smith, Mayor Attest. L w KILBURN. Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
GIVES WIFE
 GLXOERINE MIXTURE

A retired merchant whose wife suffered for years from catarrh Of Ono stomach finally gave her simple g'ycorIno. buckthorn bark. etc.. as mixed In Adlor-i-ka. ONE bottle produced great results Because Adlor-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel it removes all foul mat for which poisoned stomach Re- ucvos ANY CASE sour stomach or gas on stomach. often CURES con-
 ,ipatlon. Prevents appendicitis. Guy L Smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
HOW ANY GIRL GAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No eIrl or woman Is pretty ii her cres ore rod. strained or have dark rings Simple witchhazei camphor. lydrais etc., as mizoi in Layoptik eye wash. win brighten Ono eyes and
 weeks uso win surprise you with H QUICK results Regular uso Of ayonlk keeps tho eyes hoalthy.
 rkuue and v.vac'ouH Tho quick hanse win please you Dainty mmInum eye cup FREE Guys Drug .s,oro. Cor 3rd aud D st
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
W0RKINa AT lRElDWrIL

Hugh Tracy Is now working In Tho ymor room of Che Rady Bul- lion mll and H living 9. the Troad- WeI boarding house
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Tor tho best and noatoat job print Hs como to tho Nows onico.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

subscribe Tor the Douglas Island Nowa.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Job Printing at tho Nowa office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY @ NAVIGATION
 COMPANY

Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread
 vel, and Thane r.IO am f.fn I. .m sn.eH n. f.n' ]. m fe.rs pm t-.eo p. u t-."H pm. g.g0 D m sr.0n !. m. ff.lo p.m. Saturday n.rlt i.01 a. m
 EDourl1 only Leaving Douglas for Treadwel and
 Thane
 raEa.m f.51 pm at5am f.r5 pm. fe.gn 3. m. a.f5 p.m. G.I5 p.m If.-5 ?. m. Saturday nigh. I.r5 a. m. Leaving Douglas for Juneau E.1U am r.e5 !. m. sIU.lr am f.55 !. m. sf.In pm T.f- r.m. -.L5 pm Ln.-1 nm Saturday night f.s5 a. m. 'Frcrht vm t. accepted Subject ta change without notice
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Tlano for ront Phono ll3. Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Job Printing at tho Nors office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

I'm fbo District Cou' for fIo Trr
 tory of A'aata. Division No 0nc
 at Juneau. Honu Bre. p'aIuUH
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

"H.charda0n Alaska 0pumua. In Cordov T.mc
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-26

Two express packages containing s2.2oo each. missing since last Oc- tober when they were stolen from che Brower stage while en route be- tween Ch.t.ua and Fairbanks have been found The two packages wcrc found cachcd away .r leather pocket Of one or -ovorai old sieIrhs purchased by Harry Cleveland and stored at Copper Center Tho now owner. in examining his purchases. found Che money aud turned it over Co Che rIghtful owner 10 i- houeht chat Che money was cached away by One thIcl eud never Uftcd The dis coverer was given $2oo for hia
 trouble.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
LONDON BLASTPLOT
INSPIRED |NWALLST.
Same Methods Used to Blow
UP Irish and Treasury
Buildings.

LONDON. Sept. ss.--The Wall street
explosion provided inspiration Tor
s,nn Fein and Bolsheyik plotters I'M
their frustrated attempt 10 blow up
the Irish and Treasury Buildings In
whitehall, judging from details OF the
plot revealed In authoritative quar-
ters yesterday.
IL had been planned. according TO
Scotland Yard, TO drive two tsxicabs,
loaded with explosives, into whitehall
and blow them up directly In front OF
the two Offices. Thereupon. armed
men were to rush upon the scene. do
as much damage as possible and re-
tire before troops or police could be
rushed TO the spot.
Owing to the sensational nature OF
the plot the authorities did their ut
most to keep news of the conspiracy
from the press. The frst hint that
great destruction had been averted
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

came from hints leaked out ouSins
the AlxAt that detectives h&a -a-
ssrthed . Wholesale scheme Of terror
Ism. An offcisl Of Scotland Yard oon-
rrmed the report today In spite Of de-
NAL from the Home Once that IL had
any knowledge OF such q plot
Scotland Yard received its nrst
warning Of impending danger two
weeks ago. according TO an official
OF the criminal investigation depart
ment. The yard watched and waited.
aliowin the principals to bring their
plans to maturity before descending
upon the conspirstors.
High feeling Attending the death Of
Mcswiney, which had been momen-
tarily expected. was TO be utilized In
the movement And IL was planned
to precipitate general riotinE every
where in the city TO cover up the
main plot TO blow up the government
offices.
But waning interest In the lord
mayor led them TO decide upon nIing
a date for the AFFAIR instead OF walt
ing for the propitious moment TO ar
rive. Here IL was that Scotland Yard
stepped In and smashed their plans.
Several arrests have been made. IL
was said at Scotland Yard.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
CHICAGO FISH MARKETS
TAKE CANADIAN CATCH
Lesser Slave Lakes Entire Output
0f l,500y0 900 Pounds In Sent
10 IlilnOts CITY.

. EDMONTON. Alberta. Sept H.
Chicago has put the seal OF its gas
tronomic approval on whitensh from
northern Canada Practically all the
whitensh caught In Lesser Slave Lake
this summer went TO titillAte Chicago
pAlAteS
Five fisheries were in operation on
this lake In the pine and fr woods OF
northern Alberta The summer nsh-
ing Is restricted by law TO 100000
pounds and the entire output waS sent
were made In refrigerator cars by
express train. Prices realized were .
and 10 cents a pound.
Whitersh from tho cold waters OF
the North are said TO be OF superior
flavor and nber to those OF more
southern climates. Despite the i'm
mense quantities OF Lake hichis an
whitensh that sixzle In Chicsgo's fry
Ing pans daily. the city demanded
more Canadian whitefsh than IL was
possible to supply. While the West
ern metropolis was gorma nd zing on
pisnked and broiied tidbits from Les
ser Slave Lake. the markets OF West
ern Canada were supplied from the
smaller lakes near Edmonston.
cannery was built this summer
on Athabasca Lake, at which white
rsh will be canned. IL IL equipped
with latest machinery ana employs
100 men. Canning whitefish is some
thing new; but the promoters, II is
said. have found a way to preserve
the flavor and delicacy OF the f1sh and
believe that In time canned whitefsh
will become a rival of canned salmon
In the markets OF Canada and the
United States.