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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
CAUGHT IN ICE,
 SHIP ASKS AID

Boston February 15-The United States shipping board steamer Orion
 bound from Hamburg to St Jobn N D. mas pen caught in an ice field in the Harrington Passage off Nova scotia ana IS m need of assistance, accord ing to radio messages intercepted here early today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
Stanislaus Zbyszko Has
 Arrived In America

New York. February l5.-staniss ,, 1aus Zbysxko. the Polish wrestler, who claims the worlds title at the Graeeo-Honan style and was second only to the Int Frark Gotch, the cutrh-as-atch-cnn champion. six years ago. arrived here today on the Danish steamer Oscar II.
 Zbyszko, who wus interned in Russia for over four y<aSs, return. here to challenge for the title now held by Joe Stecher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
BRAGAN IS DESIcNATEn

Wohts tsomery, FebruarY l5.-tSpecial.1- one Birmingham boy and one Montgom- cry boy were designated for entrance to the military academy at West Point bv Governor kilby Saturday on recommen- datlon of their commanding officers. Ihey are Sergt Anto Price Bragan of Birmingham, member of the headouar- ters company of the Fourth Alabama regiment. ard Corp. II. K Gardner of Montgomery They have been ordered to Fort MePhersor March 2 for preliminary examination.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
Charlotte Boyle Will
 Compete In Tourney
sy Associated Prs,

New York. February 15.-Char- Iotte Boyle and Ethelda B1eitbrey of this city. two of the best known women swimmers of the country, will compete in the wOmen's na- ti0nal championship 100 yard straightzway swim, to be held in Hawaii April 17 and 19. Their ac- ceptance of the invitation to enter the competition was announced here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
War Against Vagrants
 Getting Results Here

per iorty-eight, while close to fifteen bedrooms '''s
 me Vagrant squad, who have been ac- .iNe m bringing in the large numbers uurihs the week, is composed of Hub ta' nar1' chief, and Detectives Wall. Malone williamson. Lee and Moreland
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
TUBES BLOW OUT;
 STEAMER ADRIFT
sy Assooj.,ed pr,.,

Bostcn, February 15.-Thc Red Mountain. shipping board steamer bound from Galveston to Havre. France. blew out the tubes i'm three of her boilers and Is adrift about 1.c00 miles east of New York. ac- cording to radio message inter- cepted here early today. A late message said she would pr0ba bIy 90 to Halifax for repairs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
DERsHIMER APPOINTED

Montgomery, February 15,-(SpeciaL)~ Dr. Fred W. Dershimer of Pittsburg has been appointed director of rural sanita- tion for the state health department.
 His appointment was made public today pr. Dershimer has been in the health service in British Guinea and Trinidad and has a record in the health service of the Cnited States
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
Smallpox on Ship

New York, February 15.-Several cases of smallpox among the passengers on the French steamship Patria, which ar- rived here today, resulted in the ship being detaned at quarantine. All who had come in contact with the affected passengers were vaccinated. The steamer is from Marseilles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
THE CHIEF QUESTION

The chief discussion seems to range about whether President Wilson knew of the cabinet meetings which have been going on for three months until he wrote his letter asking for MT Lan- sings resignation. Probably no one but the President himself. and three or four persons most closely around him, can answer such question specifi- cally, but it is being pointed out in dis cussion of the incident that reports of the cabinet meetings have beenSprinted regularly in the newspapers; that it has been stated at the White House that the President reads the papers every day, and that in some instances, at least, official action which the Presi- dent took on some subjects was after those subjects had been discussed a the cabinet conferences,
 Persons who are we'll informed of what has been going on in the inside of the administration hold to their be- lief that the cabinet meetings were only an incident and that President Wilson himself in one of his letters to important reasons when he wrote that the cabinet meeting incident only strengthened a feeling he had had for sometime and that for some months he had found the Secretary of State yield ing to his decisions with more and more reluctance.
 The affair is expected to probably come up in Congress again tomorrow. MT. Lansing meanwhile has denied him self to all callers. It is understood that he may spend a short vacation in Florida before going to his home in Watertown, N Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
Slew Edwards Signs
 to Meet Mitchell
By Associated Pres.

Milwaukee, Wis, February b. Slew Edwards, champion light weight boxer of Australia, today signed articles to meet Rftchie Mitchell, Milwaukee. in ten- round no-decision contest in Mn- waukee In or about February 28. Mitchell K expected to sign in a day or two.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
Memphis Chicks Purchase Vance From Sacramento
By Associated 7rsm

Memphis. Tenn. February I5- Announcemen was made today thas the Memphis Southern Assoeiafiop club had secured "Daxzys Vance, 2 pitcher. from the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast League. Vance was q member of the Memphis cIui two seasons before going to Ssera neuto last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16

The crusade against Vagrants and minors visiting poolrooms in Birmingham started by the Birmingham police de- partment last Monday is reaping results as shown by the number who have, been arrested during the past week
 The vagrapts that have been rounded up and transferred to the county num-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
TO SEEK COMBINATIONS

Montgomery, February 15.-tSpecal.)- Condemnation proceedings will be instl- tuted soon by the state law enforcement department against confiscated liquors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
EVENTS OF THE DAY
 FROM STATE CAPITAL
Rv rnED IF. GoRNILEY.

valued at between slo00o and slO.OOO The beverages have been seized in raids since the department was created in Septem- bar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
DISMISSAL
 OFFICIAL ATTENTION
 CONTINUES TO HOLD
(continued From Page one)

it has been stated at the White House that no mole resignations are expected as as result of the incident
 Opinion in Congress continues divided with opponents of the peace treaty sup porting Mir Lansing's position and talk ing of some action to determine how the executive business 5of the govern ment is being conducted. during Presi dent Wilson's illness. There Is even cloak room talk of some sort of legisla tion to specifically define what consti tutes the disability of a President more clearly than is provided insthe eonstitu- tion So far it is all in the realm of talk no member of Congress has brought forward any proposal for leg ;cIa
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

The marriage Of lsadore Doman and Miss Alma Sandman took place at Che Catholic church. Rev. Father BoueIs. 8. J. oncIated Peter De- man wos best man and Miss olga Sandman bridesmaid
 Ncws received Of Che resignation Of J. p Corbus as superintendent Of Che Troadweu mines and Che ape poIummt aa his successor Of Jo- soph MacUonold formerly Of che Helena and Frisco mines In Che Occur d.Alc.ucs.
 William Kelly was among the jurors chosen for Che winter term Of Che district court
 Tho coso Of Che United States vs. Deputy Marshal McElhony. charged with uaIns indecent language on the
 streets. ended by Che marshal being found mol euIuy
 spus.er Convention was soon Co Doe held under tho auspices Of St. Lukcs' Guild
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
ToM NESS RETURNS

Tom Ness. owner Of Che halIbut boat Emma. arrived from Tacoma on tbc Alameda. Monday after hay- Ing spent something over two months visiting Mr. Ness while outside repaired hs Tacoma homo. Mrs. Ness and Che two children win re- mau in Tacoma until about Che first ol tbo year, as Arthur has entered
 school
 Whuo ot Tacoma Mir Ness saw many former Douglas Island people Including Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chu- Ien. and Charles Moyal and family. AIo,. Oas. formerly Of ha city. works In he st Paul min and rides around m a coupe. James Daniels is working at tbo Tacoma smeiter; Jacob Jacobson is employed u a hIryari and h.s family lives In Che c.y
 Alter laying hIs boat up for some repairs Mr. Ness win again go out luIbut fishing.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
ROBERT w. SERVICE

In answer to O correspondent Che
 Montreal star has Che following Co say of Robert w. Service.
 Hc s not a Canadian poet 'u Che truost sense Of Che term Hc-was not born in Canada. nor did he or- rive In hls land m carly childhood and grow up In a Canadian environ mont Ho was born In Lancashire. England. In 1870. and when six years Of age moved Co Scotland with his parents Ue was educated n Che city Of Glasgow. his higher cd- ucauon being received iu tho Hll- head High school and In Che UuIvcr- sIty of Glasgow At Che age of 20 Mr. Service came Go Canada and made his way westward from city to city mm he arrived at Victoria. B. C The next Ave yors he wandered back and forth on thc Pacific coast travelling as far south as Mexico. re-
 .dme temporarily m every city or
 importance and learning by hard personal experience. some Of tho deepest lessons of ulc. Finally hc became a olcrk In Che Cmad.on Bank of Commerce al Victoria. and sub-
 equcuuy was stationed n Vaucou- rcr KamIoons and Whuohoue In trc Yukon district t was at White horse that most of tac poems pub- uhoI m Songs of a Sourdoueh' % were written. This volume appear al u fg07. and within a few weeks che author was famous For Cane adau rocrr Che alcs were un- pree.dmtoI expanding in number in few months nto Che tens ot thousands Tho same author has even us since. "Bu'ods Of a Chc- etrto." "Tho Trail of '9S a uovcl,
 ghrmm or Rolling stone
 Rhme. of % Rod Cross Man" etc. n vas Che Montreal Witness which dubbed Service lhc "Nplns Of thc Arctic Wor.I" and it was soon d.s- covered .hot Nip'ur was hs iavor- Ite author m recent years Service has dWet u Europe mos. of Ono tm. in Paris Ue was engaged Iu Che second war of Che Balkans as al .orrrau4m. and shortly after his. return married a French e.r. whom hc mo. In a romantic wey Hc did his bit In Che great war by driving a motor amuu.auccmJ contributed to literature during Chat ume his. "Bhymcs ot a Rcd Cross Man. ue. .s sum l.vne and s.m carrying ou H.s literary work
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
MONTE ROBBED

Monte Snow. formerly Of Douglas was struck ou Che hoaI and robbed i'm Tacoma short time ago. Monte lives u Seattle. but was in Tacoma ou yIslt A Tacoma paper publish cr Che following ncva story of tho a0air
 "WhIc walking down an alley near l2h and A street. M A. snow 5a8 N Slst st. was struck on tho hcad and robbed of Sl5.O0.
 "snow was found wandering about Che streets in dolel oond.- uou Sunday several hours after tho ho,dm Hc told O1.ccr Nelson ot tbe robbery Later somo papers akm from Shows pockets were found on Che street."
 Tho only improbable part of Che story is Che fact chat Monte had Che sl5.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03

According to a decision Of Che sue prcme court of Che state Of Wash us.on. tho trustees Of the estate Of thc late Father William Duncan Of Motlakaua must pay am inheritance tax of %12.o00. Father Duncan never lived u Che state of Washing fHn or bad business dealings there. bu. ho kept bis money in a Wash- nstou bank and Che inheritance aE on Che funds must be paid Acc ooriiue to thiH ruling, Che funds Of amy Alaskan iu banks iu Che state are taxable
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
DOES 1T PAY TO WORRY
 ABOUT APPENDICITIS 2

Can appendicitis he guarded ueauste Yoa by preventing intcs- uuu infection Tho intestinal au- u..puc Adlor--Ea. acts on BOTH upper and lower bowoL removing ALL foul deaay.ue matter which might s'art Infection EXCELLENT for eas on stomach OF chronic con-
 Huauon 10 removes matter which you never thought was iu your aya- tenn and which nothing c.sc cm dIa- lodge One mau reports it ls mbe- uegablc Che awful Impurities Ad'cr- -ka brought out Guy L smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
VISITED FOR THE

Frank n. Caowoy who lived for many years iu Douglas and Tread ucl. was hero for % few days late fast week and early this week. Mr.. caraway has tlh summer been cm- pIoyol by tho Alaska Railway Conn mission ou bridge construction near Anchorage He loft on Che Spokane for Seattle. where he win visit for time with bis parents M.r and Mrs. James N St0oly
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going in the Great
 Northland

Aba.sc.bau club haa boon organ rcI a. Whtchouc
 L N Counts has been appointed .Ig magistrate at Corjova.
 Tl. Yutou river closed at White hore at 5.ao 70. m November 25.
 Aurec addition is to bc buHt Co One rarons hotel %, Anchorage.
 slight epidemic ot humps that wa. oa at Ne.chIkau has subs.lcd
 u-m or court has been called Go convene at Corloya on December 6.
 Tho corloya a-omu win hold tnrr annual masquerade ban on Neu Years cyc
 Mrs Eum. Johnson and Mr Wu- uum Patterson wcre married short umc aso at Seward
 Much wood for ue. no SagWay Is coming m on every train chat como. into Che city
 ror.ua n bloom tn a Whtc- hor. l.m. ar. novelties at chat pIa.. .e.ae rreea, umc
 ra. KcrrkaH post oo'ee was moved .o H- new 'o.a..on m Che new bank t.Hlrs last Sunday
 Es.rUea. skating Us reported at Eol. asr near vaII.1. and thc ,omr o.t. are taking ais.ataee ol Che o..a.ou.
 Madame H.r.o. soarIoreh astro.- o-... and r.'met hr. alan Io.a.cI a, N.rana and s telling the past, and u.u.
 Definite announcement has now ber mad. n.t H. population ol Ua.s. -I-i> Wate 29-lo. rl..E.
 rro I.en nnI In thc vicinity ot k.nr a.. nm ... rau,e or the -or- .-nm..t railway recently blew dow. two saw mUIs
 H... tHH.r mr...r mechanic fu. M WH. H.a E Yukon raI- ur. ... N ler. C. Nn.at as- ..far. n.'m....r u. S.aeHar W.-c married n. ..at city ou Thrrt.s.y-
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
CHRIsTIAN sCTENCE sERVICEs
CFlfth Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Juneau)

Flfth Street. between Main and
 Seward Streets. JuneaU
 Services arc held every Sunday at n a. m. in Che church Of the Chris tan Science Society Of Juneau. on Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard streets. The subject for next Sunday win be Ancient and Mod crn Necromancy. alias Mesmerism and HypnotIsm. Denounced
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:l5 D. m.
 Christian scioaco Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block. Open daily. except Sundays and holidays. from Co 4:3O D. m. and from 2 to 9 D m. Wednesday evenings. toS
 The public is cordially Invited to attend these services and visit the Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03

houses whether thcy had beds for us or uot The meals cost f2 each. breakfast luncheon or dinner"
 Caribou moat was thc chic. dish served for Che drat 100 miles of their trip. During another lap Of Che Journey nothing but mountain sheep. while toward Che end of thc Journey it was moose meat
 Captain Marian said Che fec prob- ably win break by May 2o go that Che four boats can get out
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
NICE HIKE

X strong determination and a pair oI sturdy logs u. Is aI mat s necessary Go hike nuc hours a day In Che Interior ol Aasta. ace oorJne Go Captain Norman Marian O. Che steamship seatlo m who reached saue recently with aD Hrozmatc.y loo other A.assus forced to walk some 200 miles, due ,a Che or.y roere-up Of Che Yukon rt.r says Che Times.
 "0H uars nohme." mIJ Cop- um Marian none too anxious to ton Of Che bardahpa Che party on lwcI during tte month oi constant uaye.us
 "Fur boat. caught u Che fee ou October IO. win be compelled ,o ro- main hcrc mW next spring." he Hd "rbe Yukon lrole Iu ut Tan- ana. the Seattle U role in at Ram part while che Alaska and Panama uo.e n at Toloaua The Seattle III and Alaska were on their way Go Whteborc. and Che Yukon and Panama were en route to Nouaua
 Tho Alaskan captain. who ss,ay- ne at tbe Benton HoteL said chat Che present reelo-up Is one of Che eH.i.s, u Che history ol Che Yukon and tbct Che rIvcr s unusually low.
 'rhc river lrole un at Ioast two weeks earlier than uuaL" said Cape .au Marian.
 Walking lboa. 25 miles day with tle temperature 2O degrees be- low zero Imt worth talking about u l.s opinion He thinks les just % mere mUc m Alaska u.c. Even ..c Ios ol sleep due to lack of ace e0mmoIaIoas a, Che roalhouses Is apparently Q more Instance in bs I.e
 "rhorc Wor. about loo O. us on tlc four boats. ten ol whom were uom.u" hc said "Wc were mot toe eo.hor an lbc umc A fow man. aged Go ob.au dog teams and some ol .tom s.ar.eI on Che Chuu8 trail utl an automobile bu. were stalled because or a snow storm The ma- 'ory Of ms walked"
 Tho party b.soI from Panama to Noaaa1. a distance oI I2U miles, and ,hu took Che government railroad for about on miles, At us point noy began their walking expedition once more tor another lI7 miles.
 "rha hike took us Go Che govern mont railroad ot Q point lI0 miles north of Anchorage" continued Che captain. -We rode from thcrc to Seward. where we caught a steam ship to Seattle"
 Captain Marian said Che party ate and a'ept iu roadhouses. and chat many times thoy would strike a roalholso wien only len hunks when there were probably 70 persons who wanted Co sleep
 "Wo would always give Che proi- oreuce Co Che women. hc said "aud those who couldn't lind places to
 sleep would ne around any place or s.t up an night lt cost us S1 each to s.oy over night ot these road-
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
Stiff Joints
 Sore Muscles
smocth-i Cat By HnmllB's
 Wizard oii

Soreness and stiffness resulting from unaccustomcd use of muscles or too much exercise, such as tcn- nis, baseball golf, hand-bail. etc., give way quickly Co che soothing effect of Hamlin's Wizard Ol lt pcuctrat.s fast. drives out the sore ness. and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles
 IamIna Wizard on ia a good donrnd- nhIn preparation .o have iu fhC medicine chort for lrst all und when Ono doctor maF hr f.r rwag 70 lH an atro.ufoIy reliable nnt.H.uN- application for cltl burn. IIfHH Ur. HfIurH tprIlua and hrl...r leIl rapidly under ifs roltl'nF. penetrating quHu.IH. Keep t on hand
 Generous f.Fa loni'o 3ac
 If gou aro troubled with constipation or pick hrtd1ehr try HamIin Wizard Liver WhlUa IuHt piearlgt Atlo pink piIH at lrgEgl1ig f0r 3Qc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
GAME TONIGHT

The Juneau High School basket bah team and Che Thono team win play tonight In One Juneau High School gymnasium. The gamo should be a good one. Both teams have been defeated by Che Douglas High School earlier in tno year and it .s coutcudcd thoy are quito evenly matched.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
NEXT GAME

The next scheduled game Of bas- Eetbau between the Juneau and Douglas High School toam Is Co be played n thIs city next Friday evening at Nara.oruhm ha'I This NU be Che third of Che sor.es. two ol which have already been won hy fho Douglas boy
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
OPERATION SUCCESS

Dalc Flcck. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs William F'eok Of thIs city, who has been m a Juneau hospital re- lowering from am operation for hernia Is back at ,ho home Of his parents hero. and has made a very good recovery.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
FROM VISIT

Mr. and Mrs R. c. peterson. fore morly of Douglas hu, who have bc.u making thc.r home in Juneau for ovorai years. returned on Che pr.r- cess Beatrice Wednesday, after have ing been Co Chicago. m. visiting witch friends and relatives
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
IN MARTINS STORE

E. c. Roberts Of Juneau has taken D position in Che J w Martin s,oro. Hc conducted an auction sale on Monday evening and disposed Of a considerable quantity of goods He win perhaps remain in tho business house for time clearing mp Che re- mandor Of tho stock after Mr. Mar Iu leaves for Seattle Co vaIt with Ms family
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
BREEZE COMING

The December number Of Che Cas- ueau Breeze Che school paper pub- lIshol by tae Student Body of Che Douglas High school, win be issued early neg. week.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
AT SPIEL RIVER

Aibor, Ropp. who several months ago samo from Western Alaska. where hc had been working has joined Che force Of tho Alaska Pulp and Paper Company at Spoel River.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03
She Keeps Faith WithYOu==
WILL YOU KEEP FAITH WITH HER?

Quietly but effectively the Greatest Mother in Che World is toiling and iudging for you and yours
 She has not forgotten Che crippled blinded remnants of the war Army and Navy Hospitls To thc victims of disaster in war she s.iu brings blessed Ioiel.
 She does more She takes her the victims of disaster in peace ,he victims of floods fIes omadoe and other at asIopmes Over 80OOO of ah mortunates were shielded and sheltered by her ths year.
 In preventing disease through education in saving lives thru careful nursing and by teaching first aid in accidents Che Greatest Mother in the Word-your RED CR0sS-is keeping faith with you keeping faith not only in your counuy- ave- in your vicniy-but also r devastated foreign lands
 Win you keep faith with her'- The good she has done in the past has been possible entirely through Che help of besmp Win you continue sustain her she continues to sustain youl Then join Che Rad Cross renew your member ship Send your application e enrolment blank below to your nearest Red Gross Chapter
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-03

'W.. Railway .AH. Company m. noHHeI ... ae.Ht chat .znr.. -r... l.. been discontinued he.n..r WhteHon. and Dawson. m. -... VIII Ilo resumed .H Che winter u.nrU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
"HAvE A HEART" IS PLEA
IN DAY NURSERY DRIVE
Volunteer Workers Engage TO Sell
Tags Tomorrow-Stofes and
Hotels to Be Canvassed.

"IIave 4 heart" the slogan used IN
mast drives by workers for the sue
cess Of the annual tag day Of the Day
Nursery and Dispensary Association.
will again tomorrow be both heard
and seen throughout the downtown
districts Of the city. More than two
score volunteer taggers will be on &C.
tive duty throughout the day, under
the supervision Of Mrs. c. L. Henry,
one Of the trustees Of the association.
and will report the results OF their
work to tag day headquarters. which
have been established at the office OF
David Mead Lea. 141o G street north
west.
Department stores and hotels will be
canvassed by the tag sellers. Mrs.
Henry has expressed the hope that
$4,000 will be raised. Such sum
would more than wipe out the In
debtedness on the nursery home,
which 10 maintained at Az street
southwest.
The day nursery, organised in 1908.
is a place where children under eight
years Of age are cared for while their
mothers are at work. It Is one Of the
few organizations which has the in:
dorsement Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association for tag