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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
SOVIETS PAY FOR
THEIR SUCCESS
Red Army at Salient Points of the
Polish Line Meets With Stub
born Resistance
CAssociated Pressl

London, Aug. THE Russian boil
shevik armies hammering the Polish
lines northeast and east of Warsaw
seem to have encountered a stern re-
sistance. With the exception of the
area around Brest-Litovsk. no new
advances by soviet troops have been
repotred and even there they have
been limited by the desperate fighting
of the Poles. The Poles have been
forced to retire to Terespol and have
lost Muramiec, the bolsheviki thereby
gaining a foothold on the west bank
of the Bug river.
WREDS ARE WRUSHING WRAN-
GEL
London, Aug. THE bolsheviki
have begun an offensive against Cen
eral Wrangel. the anti-bolsheviki
leader in Southern Russia. Moscow
claims the capture of Alexandrov and
that the red troops are making fur
ther advances.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR THE ALLIES
Warsaw, Aug. THE Polish for
eign Office has sent a note to the al
lies and a special note to the United
States on the actual political situa-
tion, it was learned today.
THEY MAY BE TOO LATE
Paris, Aug. 7.-Premier Millerand
leaves tonight for Eythe. England TO
confer with Premier Lloyd George
relative to the Polish situation. Mil
itary aid for Poland consisting of two
divisions from probably half a dozen
nations is one of the emergency
measures to be discussed. French
military experts in Warsaw report
the military situation unchanged
The Polish delegates to negotiate
peace are expected to reach Minsk
tonight.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
GOOD MovE-PUsH IT ALONG

Ocala, Fla, July 80.
We, the undersigned, cheerfully
give the amount set by our name to
fund for the purpose of having built
sufficient benches to accommodate the
crowds who love to come out and hear
the band:
Samuel E. Leigh. So A. T. Thomas,
$5; cash, $5; D. w. Tompkins, s.;
cash, $3.50; cash, 81; cash. 81; o. K.
Teapot Grocery, $5; Lester Lucas. 81;
C. w. Moremen, 81; N. T. Mitchell,
81; C. G. Rose, 81; w. H. Chambers,
So; J. H. Benjamin, 81; L. E. Futch,
81; Ford Garage, 81; Franks, Inc, one
bench; Munroe & Chambliss National
Bank, So; L. T. Izlar, 81; Rheinauer
& Co., 50; John H. Good, 81; 0cala
Telephone Co.. So; cash, 81; Fred
Hooker, 81; G. C. Sheppard. 81; The
Commercial Bank, So; B. Goldman,
81; ]. Malever, 81; Blalock Bros, 81;
y. E. Gerig, 81; L. R. Chazal. 81; q.
S. Scott, 81; cash, Soc; Mack Taylor,
50c.; WaIkley & Barnett. $3.50; W. E.
Montgomery, Federal Bakery. s.;
Rogers Wilson Realty Co., $5; H. A.
Waterman, So; Miller Bros, 81; F. w.
Ditto, 81; Joseph Needham, 81; casn,
81; George MacKay, $5; H. B. Bit
ting, 80 cents; Marion Hardware Co,
S5; cash, 50c.; cash, &C.; H. B. Clark
son, So; E. C. Jordan & Co., 81; The
Weihe Co., 81; cash, 81; c. w. Moi
fatt, 81.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
DENVER HAS
QU|ETED DOWN
Strikers Have Made a Reasonable
Proposition to Owners of the
Tramway Lines
CAssociated Press)

Denver, Colo, Aug. THE strik-
ing tramway men at meeting today
voted to call off the strike which caus-
ed lrioting her the last two days, if
the company would permit the men to
return in body and send all strike
breakers out of town. The mems
council will confer with company of
ficials late today The city was quiet
today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
NEW FRONT PORCH
WILL SOON BE NEEDED
ASSOCIATED Press)

Marion, Aug. although more
than a score of delegations are book
ed for front porch dates during Au-
gust and September. Senator Harding
and his advisers conferred today for
the reception of still other republican
organizations. 1t is expected that
more dates will be announced soon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
WEST FRANKFORT
UNDER MILITARY RULE
ASSOCIATED Press)

West Frankfort, Ills.. Aug. 7.-
Militiamen continued to patrol the
streets here today hut there was no
indications of a recurrence of Thurs
days rioting. Effort st oidentify the
five persons reported killed in rioting
have been unavailing and the officers
express the opinion that none were
killed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
HARDING TRYING HARD
TO ROUND UP THE HENS
ASSOCIATED Press

New York, Aug. THE republican
national organization and Senator
Harding are doing everything they
consistently can do to bring about
ratification of the suffrage amend
ment, Chairman Hays told commit
tee of Connecticut women today
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
NOTHING TO LEAN ON

Paris, Aug. THE foreign office
has issued categorical denial that
the council of the league of nations
had decided on the creation of an in
ternational general staff.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
BIG ROLL OF BACK PAY
ASSOCIATED Press)

New York, Aug. Federal Dis
trict Attorney Gated today began
suit against Frederick ". and Regi-
nal c. Vanderbilt for $4,000 and
$4,000 additional income taxes for
1915.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07

FOR SALE-At once. piano. wood
heater and furniture. Apply to Mrs.
Jake Brown. p N. Tursacilla ST.,
phone 1872. 7-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07

NAINSOoK for fine undergar-
ments and infants wear, 80 cents a
yard at FISHEL'S. AT
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
GIVING THE CITY
TO THE GREEKS
1t is Reported that COnstantinOple's
Destiny has Been Decided by
the Allies
CAssociated Press)

Rome, Aug. Authorization to
occupy Constantinople has been given
the Greeks by the Allies, according to
the Osservatore Ramano.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07

al leadership and cooperation became
a Messiah among the nations of the
earth.
These are fateful times. Organic
ed government has definite duty all
Concluded on Second Page)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
CANADIANS NEXT

Montreal, Aug. IA challenge for
the Americas cup viii be telegraphed
tonight to the New York Yacht Club
by either the Cape Breton Yacht Club
or the ROYAL Nova Scotia Yacht
Squadron. according to an announce
ment by A. C. Ross. a local yachts
man.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07

advertise in the star.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-07
GOODBYE, SAILORS!
COME AGAIN
Shamrock and Crew Have Sailed for
Southampton
ASSOCIATED Press)

New York. Aug. THE crew Of
the Shamrock " sailed for South
ampton today.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
FRED WASTERLAIN
 DIES AT TACOMA
We'll Known OldTmc Musician Diea at Tacoma on Seventh of
 This Month

From a copy oi a Tacoma papcr dated Januov H. the now has been received hcrc ol tho death Of Prod Ww,crlan. tor many years a resi- dent of Douglas lie died on jun- uory 7h
 Mr. Waa.or.an cnmc ,o Douglas something over fifteen years ago and was prominently connected Wth mus.c on tbc IHand for number ol ycar Hc ras away ior a nmo and returned and took charse ol the Trwdvcu Club band which hc brought to a hIeh s.atc Of efficiency uc again lcU her. aomo years ago and wont to Tacoma. where ho had charge Of a sh.mWd band lio wa. @ native or Belgium aud had boe1 . musician an his ln
 Under worry good picture of the dead man. ,bc Tacoma Ledger has Che following to say in i.a .Hue ol January
 "Fwduanl I.J WnHula.n. prom nmt Tacoma mHe.an who has boon acus. n musical rIr.lc. of lhe city since coming hero two year aro. died at his homo I22l North Pros. pcet street. Wednesday, Mr. Was tcrnm vas o member of che Knights of py,aIoe and nc Musicians Union and cmo Co ,la city from Euum claw Uc s Che father Of Na vioa Wastor'aiu. tbc talented young v.o- mae. and also lnvos ha wife, Nn Fcmonla Wme-.an and son. Edmund
 "Tho funeral win bo hold saWr- day afternoon at l.30 o'clock from Che c. c. uaUurcr romnnrs under Che auen'... of thc Nuac.ars Union Rev. C. w. Wcre- oTIraurr m. torment Tar1ma oom..rrt
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
MDONALDs BACK

Mr. and Mrs Thomas e. Macnon- ail returned Co their home at Trcad- won ou Che Cly of Seattle carly tha ucck.
 Mrs Macdonald loit rroadwcu .e,oul months ago Co visit with hor mother a. Everett Wash. and Mr. Macdonald lcu shortly before Che houdays to accompany Mrs Macnon-
 ld home
 Tom says that both ho and Mrs Macdonald had fine visits on Che Sound. The biggest time or an for Tom was Che Evcrott-roicdo High school mmo on Now Years day at Everett This samc. which was for Ono prep school championship ofthc United sstcs. was a very exciting orc and resulted In a tio score Tho coach of Che Everett team Us for- mer employee of Che Troadweli Conn ruv. Euorh Haahow.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS

Tho sloft G Re1ng store at Pct- crburr has boon taken over by a company known as che Petersburg Mercantile Company of which J. R. Bender s manager The sales force of Che store wu remain Che same as before Henry Dahl formerly Of ths place win continue u charge Of Che grocery department
 Tho firm ol stoft S RcnmE was started in 1911 by Emil Renns who wont to Petersburg from Douglas to ro into business. A partnership was Inter formed by Mr. Ro0mg with John W. stou formerly Of Douglas and Che two mon proved to bo a happy combination chat was s'nw- arly successful.
 Both men are retiring from Che mercantile business to engage in other vacations Mr. Stoft on oc- count of poor health in his family. win take up other lines somewhere oise and Emil Rolling win engage in rancbug in Che state Of Wash iueton.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
TEACHERS
 HAVE MEETING
Large Crowd Listens to Fine Ad- dress and Interesting Program
 Monday Night

h. D. Henderson. Commissioner oi Education for Alaaka. cayo very noteworthy address at Che meeting Of Che Douglas Parent Teachers A.- sociauon in Che assembly room o. Che Douglas public school on Mon- day night
 Mr. Henderson spoke along edu- catouoI lines and skotchcd Che ha- tory of schools In Alaska from Che time of Che Grst schools established by Che Russians Che last one ol which was at Kodiak and was abo'- ished in 19i6. Uc also spoko Of Che dcnomuauouaI schools. one of which s am being aided by government funds This n tho one a, Holy Gross. which has been established for many years Ho traced Che prog ress of Che Territorial schools which arc now receiving ,he attention thcy deserve after many years ol neglect For many yoaw the education Of Che children ol Che Territory was accom- pushod In haphalard mannor This system is being abandoned. and thc schools are being put on uniform basis an under one head. Che com missioner of education for Alaska.
 Mir Henderson also stated tha. Che Douglas High school was tbo only one chat had taken mp Che newest idea i'm educational matters by adopt ne thc supervised study plan
 One Of Che largest crowds that over attended Parent Teachers meeting here listened to Mr. Tender sons uik and enjoyed it Tho rest Of Che program. consisting Of O dmmatzauon ot Washington at Valley Forge given by Che pupils of Miss Aaitos room. am tho Chriat- mus Crazy Cass by the same pupils was wcu done and made a h.r
 The matter Of purchasing a mor- ing picture ou,ft for uac in che
 chooI ws daeussed. by Ono asaoe.. ouon Tho plan is Co have the pie. urc machine to assist In thc study of number Of subjects
 Vcry dainty refreshments "orf
 orvcd at thc close of Che meeting
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
INDICTED TWO

Tho federal grand jury is session ot tho present time in Juneau in dIotod two men yesterday morning for crimes alleged to have been com ml.tcd on Douglas leland. The two mon were Angeles Demos and George Howard
 Tho drst man is accused Of shoot nE am Indian i'm tho ieg on tho Douelas beach a couple of months ago with a 3O:3O rifle. Demos is O Greek and a returned soldier from Che United States army
 George Howard is accused Of com m.ttne a statutory crime last week nm Douglas Island and was arrested by Che officials upon complaint Of the father of 1l-year-old native erl Howard is @ native.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
STILL HARMONY

40 Che meeting Of tho Republican Club held In Juneau on Tuesday evening Che split developed in tho organization at tho previous meet me was even more apparent Forty six Of Che most prominent members presented their names as withdraw ing from ,ho club and asked that hc.r names be stricken from tho r0l
 There seems to bo little likelihood Of Che two factions ever getting to- gcthor in harmony as neither side visbcs to compromise and it is prob- able tbat Che split chat has developed in Juneau win spread to other Re- publican clubs in other portions Of Rho Territory.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
BACK HOME FROM
 FAR OFF SIBERIA
Abel Anderson. Local Boy Who Has Been Fighting Reds. Gets
 Back From Trip

Abel Anderson. a former Douglas boy returned on the steamer Alaska from Che south and is staying with ba parents Mr. and Mrs D. A. An- dcr.on of Juneau
 AboI who was known in this vi- olnIty as a navigator of saa boats. wont South to volunteer shortly after tho war started Ho was sent to For. William Mckinley at Manila shortly auor he enlisted and from horo ac- comnauicd .hc American Expedition ory forces to Siberia to nsht Che Boi- sboriN
 Abel fought thc Reds au up and down that section Of Che country In Che many months he was thoro and wih his comrades. was in some hot
 scraps Iu one action nearly an Of h.s company was wiped out whom thcy wore surprised by about mile lion Bcls Although hIs bunk waa perforated by bullets he was not hit. When One Ymks eot into action thcy wiped out most Of Che attacking party
 As far as Abel Is concerned. che Boahcud OF anyone else chat wants it cu have sIhcra cor al of Russia. orheisvery elad io get bacf to AL aska arain whore tho chus Of a gas mr0no can be hoard ns.cad of Che "pmr' of % ucachcrous nolshoy'hi bullet
 ibd arrived ot Sau mnc.sco on ne nhrr.a8 and was dscharrad at Che preadio shortly af'crwards EN- cer. for short stops on tho Coast to visit friends and relatives hc comc ru.rh. back to Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
CASE STARTED

The damage suit Of May Mugford against the Alaska Treadwel Gold Mining Company has started in Che district court The jury was secured yesterday and consists Of George Bagecn. B. c. Dclzclle. Charles Moldnor A. A. Kiofcr. John Krur- ness. M n. Berry. Carl wallin. M s. Sutton. J. W. Burford. H J. Ray mond. John Leslie and D. W. Bur rage.
 Miss Mugford is suing tho Tread we'll Company for damages on ac- count Of alleged injuries sustained by her when she fcli through the sidewalk iu front Of thc Treadwell Club while coming out Of the Club at the time Of Che frcmcn's ball there in 1916.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
POST OFFICE OFFICIAL

E c WcEicr who was quite well
 known locally whom ho was chief clerk of ibc railway mail service sta- toned at ssarEay is back In th's vicinity Nr Wetzier for the past two years has been stationed at ran- ana Iu charge Of tho mail service in tbo Interior ot Alaska Ho has been transferred and Che duty ot post- or..e Inspector added Go his other
 uu.. and n ,he future win have ha headquarters at Seattle HcwiI have charge of post office matters m Southeastern Alaska. and wil be in fas vicinity for some lime. with temporary headquarters at Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
REPORT DISCOVERY OF
 RICH SILVER MINE
Richest Strike Ever Recorded m Canada Is Reported Near
 Stewart B c.

Vancouver Jam Tho richest silver mnc oyor recorded m Canll. has bccu located uear s.oUa-. forty miles soutb ol Jfo prem.o- mine. and about forty milo. rom tho 'u,m border according to information brought to tHs city by minors ro turning from Chat ror.on
 The strike vas made a month aro but tbc operators have kept nc mt silent Already moro thm twenty tons valued all t10Hn.N nue h..r mined and awaits shipments E reported
 Tho ucwa was b-ou ht by minors from Alice Arm. Observatory uIot not far from tbc hImsau border
 Tho mine is called thc Dolly Var den 10 was discovered in tho form of a lour-Ioot rccr.chmarl ol a cone
 dorablc ascd vein. lt ia said to no nearly hrcc-fourtha free lver
 The story of Che Dolly Warden m.nc reads likc Q chapter from Q moved. It was won In a swt for iboi brought aga.ns. thc owners hr thc Taylor Engineering Company on 9 claim for building am c.rh'oenm.lo railroad to it Dy act Of legislature It passed to Che engineering company u default of $462.0OO.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
BACK FOR VISIT

Mr. and Mrs. John c. Bmhm and two children Marie and Joaoph.uo. arrived In Juneau on tho City of Soc aiuo and pro staying at tho Gwti- noau hotel
 Tho Brahms. who are oId-timc for mer residents or this c.ty loft horc about two years ago and for a tmc made .hoir home at Seattle For tho past year tbcy have bceu living a' Brcmerron. Wash. where Mr. nohm has % very good position at Che Pu- get Sound Naval satn
 Having secured a fWIourh Mr. Babm brought h7 family un hcrc as it was necessary for him Co mako a business trip here Th" win rc. turn to Brcmcrion very shortly
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
VISITOR

Miss Emma Kccvcr superintendent or tbc public schools at Cordoya was a visitor at Che Douglas public schools Monday Miss Kcovor also attended .be meeting of tbo Parent Teachers Association iu thc evening While on Che Island she was Che guest of Miss Dorothy Holman and Miss W.u- nefrcd Fa.rmau. teachers m Che local school
 Miss Kccvcr is member of Inc commission fo esablsh a uniform system Of tczt books for the Tcrr.- tory This commission met ln Ju- neau last week and Finished .s Iabors
 The other members Of tho com- mission were supt w. A. Knox of the KetchIkau schools aud Tcrr'- to-aI Commissioner of Education l.. ID Henderson Mr. Knox ieft for his bomc in Kctch.kan che aucr part of last week and Miss Koevor went back to Cordova ou Che Alaska carly th.s week
 Many changes win bc made in Che text books chat arc Go hc used in the Territorial schools and 'n every public school uniform tcNt books win be used n the teaching of various subjects
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Mrs Tcrcsa OToolc. Of Tenakoc. baa lef Che hospital at Juneau whore she was for almost two months recovering from an operation and is .ov at Che Zynda hotel at that place. She win eo back to Tcnakee next week.
 Mrs. OToolc is we'll known by Douglas people who have visited ~cnafco. as she is tho ucice Of Mrs Edward Snyder wife Of tho mer- hmt and postmaster Of that place
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
BILLS BACK

William Miller the barber, who has been working In Juneau since he .amo back To town from his vacation. has rcorcnod his shop .n thc Hotel
 mfer Douglas was threatened with
 barber famine for time. as Che nearest barber was at Che TreadweIl Club Wib Bu on Che job now there win bc mo excuse for anyone Of Che male sex to wear his hear in braida or Co SO without a smooth shave.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
NO BOATS

The nsf bout to leave for the south vas tbc Ciy of Seattle. which I.r trrr Tuesday evening There .u be no boat south again mul next mesdoy when Che steamer AL r..a s scheduled to arrive from the west ou he way south That win maG. oahboml alnss a week u.rt
 Tho a., boat to arrive from thc s1u,h was thc steamer Alaska which -rmc I'm Tuesday afternoon There nm hc uo o.hu boat from thc South wHT re,. Tuesday. whom ,hc Jefor- au should arrive during Che day and Tn. Princess Mary In fhc evening.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
ANOTHER VICTIM

Potter Koakcy the fourth victim of Che Juneau slide. died at Dawes hospital in Juneau early this week from pneumonia contracted in Che lung chat was Injured at Che time of he slide His funeral is to be held next Sunday afternoon by tho Moose rud It Is thought that his wife. who eos also injured by Che al.do. win le able to attend.
 The othcr slide victims arc get uug along quite well. and there are now only two Of them In Che hos ntai
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
DIDN'T WANT RIDE

w. D Converse and fmi'v who wore living on Gastucau avenue in Juneau until tho slide there ond shortly afterwards. have moved to nouras and are living on st Ann avenue Tine Convcrcs prefer Co live i'm Douglas to taking chance oa sliding into thc Channel from Che rmeIu side hIl
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
NO STRIKE

As far as we can learn, Che pupils of One Douglas High school have welcomed Che lcngthening of Che
 hooI day Co provide for Che new
 system Of supervised study that was uaururotod on Monday
 Tho scholars realize that they can do better work when their study peri ols are watched by their instructors and thcy arc helped oyer some Of thc hard places iu their lessons
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
AFTER HOME BREWERS

The following is taken from Che Seattle Times Of January 9. and may Doc Of interest Co some local folks.
 "Foilowine a conference between David ]. Williams. collector Of in- ternal revenue: Donald A. McDon- aid of Seattle. federal prohibition de rector for this district, and w. A.. Kelly Of San Francisco. it was an- nouncod Che days Of home brewing In this state are numbered. Plans were drawn for a strict enforce mont of the federal laws.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
GOING BELOW

Nr and Mrs James F Peters and ~-dren arc m Juneau awaiting % boat or which to leave for Che sauth They recently came in from oh.haroI where Mr. Peters has hear for some i.mo as am employee o. Tho Chchasot miIi Mr. Peters us for many years a min man at rraduou and lived here with his am..y
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
TIC CHICHAGOF

Mrs James Chapados. who for morly resided here. left on Che Ann bassador Wednesday night for Chich- arof Mr. Chapados. who left ChIcharof to be foreman at Jualn. has been back at Chichagoi for sey- crai weeks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
BASKET BAII TONIGHT

A e.rf team from Douglas w.lI go to Juneau th's evening Go play a game of basket bah with a toom of girls from tho Juneau High
 rhool Tho game. which s to bc called at < o'clock ln tho gymnasium or Che Juneau school is creating ouHo commot.on in high school lrcIr and many young folks plan ou attending.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
COURTING

Ed Andrews is serving on the
 grand jury at tho district court now Iu session in Juneau Jack Wilson, Robert E Courhlin and Frank oliver mo among those who have been chosen on Che regular panel of Che petit jury
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
CAME BACK

ramo. coer.ns. who was u.sed .n uour.as hos returned from a trip to Che states. where he visited with friends and relatives James was working for Che Alaska Juneau com- n.ry uutu few months ago. when h. determined to so to Washington, ID C. to study iaw Hc dId not
 -r or. his plans and .a back in Juneau again
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
GETTING WARM
 AT TREADWELL
r.u. Tournament ol Fire De- ruc Attracting Interest
 Among Fans

r.. .ar. bowling tournament Tn. |.u rr. department u .r. moro interesting as It pro. n. N.Hn, r.eHf when thc .I H.-.. H.u- mc. the I round e. concluded The .. whom e..l team ~ .... um.s or has .. ...r ...m once The t.u I... IT. er...o.t 'oaI mum Beautiful trophies WI. II. m. winners
 Tho second round oomn.n, No. ! vu
 I ..aI over tle n .h.ad of iH ..e -.o-. team
 N. .r. m. Na..a ju
 .He H-.. umI w.' ....U.. sHr... night
 ma. o. Tors wn
 m. u.ae.a. Hra boys
 H.. ..-. Tor games
 0-. or tho ,ouwa r.. .0.m bow
 and r... N."orm..E
 ... nrar.oa
 hr bowling ..... ...m ".s mot
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Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
CARD PARTY

rrae was card party Tuesday evening at Che Catholic Club rooms. given by .hc Catholic ladies uwas on. or tlr best attended and most .r.nruE'. nI tHe season.
 Miss Esther Caslou won first pritc .. ladies and Miss Helen Naniz re- ...r.I thc consolation Mns dr. a-.r. was won by Lawrence Cashcn and He consolation by William Franks
 Refreshments and a dance followed .he rartr
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-16
FAMILY ARRIVES

Nr Rutherford. wife of Dr. Rutherford arrived on One steamer Alaska. accompanied by her ittic .or. ur Rutherford is physician for the TrcadwoI Company and hc and h.s family are now living iu Che residence at IroadWoII