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green, lavender and yellow, the apron,
or drop, TO be of a soft, dark blue sat
cen and the narrow bands OF medium
or light blue Bingham. A craftsman or
buttonhole stitch may be used to Join
the large sections.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14
THE n. v. 7. co.

c,orksburg-Eyery hour on the hour from
q. m. TO 10 p. m.
MSnnington-Every hour on the hour tron
n. m. TO 10 y. m.
Fairview--EverS hour on the hour from
q. m. to 10 p. N.
Riyesyillc- Montan2-Eyery hour on tn. NAlt
hUur from 80 a. ~ 10 10 p. m. Cars
every half hour between Fairmons and
llivtsville Junction.
locust Aye.-From Adams and Madison
SIS. every fifteen minutes from 6:AS q
wnnt,on-ffom Adams and Madison SITS.
every fifteen minutes froEa n. m 70
Fat 'i ParE-From Adams and Madison Sis.
every fifteen minutes from rs a. N. TO
Narwood tvia speedwaJl-Frorh Adams
-' and Madison SIS. every thirty minutes
* and IS minutes after each hour fron
Err n m. until rs q. m. and from
S:SS n. m. until Z rs p. N. daily except
sunday. Schedule extended each Satur-
dny until ll:65 D. m.
NOTE-All cars except ClsfksbuTv oeGin
running one hour later later On rS S9ngays'
q. s. MAIL DISPATCHED.
Fairmont Postotfiee dispatches mail for
the following points At time spectned
North, Northwest. via PittsburHh-o:lo
a. M: LAS .. m: II p. m:
Enst, via Grafton-6 .. M: II 4 m; A:2o
o. M: $3.50 p. m.
west, via Whceling-6 3 m; Si6 r. M;
South IA. v via = cl.rksburr-s a n: p. n:
S:SC p. N.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14
Germs and "Gets-I,v Cart Live
TaHafher Htist

you'll have no more pain .t but VII VII
wobbiy. In a. day or so. you ~.
4 right OF without any feeling;
that's the end Of the corn and q
your troubles; MILLIONS sr nas .nd PONY oniy
unfailins, common sense corn re-
mover. Why not you!
"Gets.It" costs but q trine at any
arnr store and carries money.
bacS guarantee. MID. BY y. LAVE Y
renee & Co.. Chicago.
Sold in Fairmont and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy ~
Crane's Drug Store, Fairmont Phar.
macy, H.H Drug Co.. Hall Drug store.
Martin Bros Drug Co.. Fortney Drug
Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

Coos With Bill Closed.
It is n remarkable fact that a pig
con coos without opening its bill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

silks and satirs may me made up in
decidedly decorative spreads. For the
room in question, the center field
should consist of ivory color sateen
with the basket and flower pattern
formed Of patches, in shades of blue,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14
THE WEATHER.

Fair and conun-
ued cool tonight
and S q t u r d a y
FIR os t tonight,
probably heavy.
Local Readings.
f. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
s a. m. today 43.
Weather yester-
day cloudy; tenn
perature, maxi
mum 81; mini
mum Al; precipi-
tation trace.
.4-f--
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14
EIthe1l he Bde Paa Walnut
Aad Cfo MAJ Nee And Dahe Of Bedroom Funta'e
BY VIOLA FLEiscHMAN
tfttArior Decorator.


CLEVELAND, May SIN furnish
ing a bedroom there is a limitless
variety Of articles from which to
choose suitable pieces. The typical
bed to be found In secondhand shop
is the wooden style with tall head and
footboards. This may be cut down
and when enameled white or ivory, Is
very pleasing. A little hand decora'
ton may be added.
A roomy comInode or cheyalrobe
may be made from an old chest OF
drawers, bureau or chiffonier, as
shown. The wood drawers are remov.
ed and in their stead are inserted
drawers made OF heavy cardboard
boxes with cretonne or chintz cover.
so reconstructed is decidedly attract.
i've when refinished with flat white
paint and enamel. An oval mirror
hung above 1t from two chenille tassell'
ed cords completes its effectiveness.
Transformed Dresser.
Would you believe that the dressing
table shown can be made from the
old.time walnut dresser with marble
top? For this renovating the upper
part holding the mirror should be re-
moved and the wood frame trimmed
down TO simple wood holding. On
each of the long sides attach with
hinges shorter, narrower mirrors SINH.
larry framed. The marble top should
be discarded and the upper drawer cut
away in the middle, leaving a narrower
drawer on each side OF the top: The
triple mirror is then set In place lower
than as first used. This piece OF furnt-
ture could be ref.aished II 1t consist
ed of walnut maple OF birch by fol.
lowing the mahogany treatment AFTER
removing all of the old finishing Did.
terial. Or it could be enameled TO
correspond with the finishing OF the
bed. Chairs and rockers simple In line
could DO selected for enameling and
hand.decorated or stenciled.
A wooden apple butter boz or pail
may be transformed into u hat-box or
shoe-case with enamel aud cretonne
lining. These pals can be secured at
market stalls, as can large cheese
boxes which may be used for similar
DarroseE.
A wallpaper with white, light Gray
or ivory ground and simple pattern in
stripe effect, carrying apple green,
brown, blue and layenie. would lie
suitable on the walls, giving whole
some fresh appearance to the room.
The hangings could be Of cretonne
with black ground and floral design
In apple green, brown. blue and Law.
ender. Hand.woven rag rugs on the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

Hfaoe church-Tehtn HnnlVeTsaI! uKI
|FliSming building Retail clerks meet.
FlFst NJ. P. church Sunshine Mission
society meeting,
MfEafitown avenue = Barnes 5. s;
class supper at home of Miss Hazel
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SPOKANE, Wash. When Abe Lin
coin was a boy he borrowed book
from his employer, Josiah Crawford.
The book was damaged. To pay for
the damage, young Abe built Josiah
a fine walnut corner cupboard. Mrs.
Maude Jennings Cryderman, present
owner OF that cupboard, has refused
$4,000 for it. She has loaned 1t to
the Museum Of History, Sciences and
Art. Los Angeles, for exhibition.
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TRAVELLERS GLIDE.
B. & ). RAILROAD.

Grafton. Cumberland. Wash. Bait. Philn-
and n. Y.-Train SO. :35 a., m: Train
E6', II :ol p. m: Train Sc. $50 p. m. ;
Train Az, 0 :55 p. m.
WhecIing-Train J3. 6:55 q. M: Train
43s. 9:I2 a. M: Train 81. 6:l7 p. m
Clarksburg--Train 6S'. 6:ls 4. NJ; Train
Horxantown. Connellsville. Pittsburgh
Train 81. 1885 a. m; Train s.: sos
4. m; Train So. 80 p. M: Train 6S.
(MorSantown only. 7:l6 p. NJ.
Elkine-Train SO. :S5 q. M: Train %,
$40 D. m. connection at Grafton.)
MOEONGAHELA RAILWAY.
Train SIS, P. & L. T., 7:15 .. m. arfiVing
at P. & l. L. Station. pittsburgh at
Train 81. Uononrahela Railway, 2:4o p.
m, making connections at Browns
vile. Pa, with P. 6 L. z. train 81.
which arrives ut Pittsburgh at 80 p. m.
Train 63 makes connections with 7. &
L. 4. train 20 for Cleveland and Chicago
out Of Pittsburgh at $500 y. M: and
p. & L. L. train for Buffalo and bos-
ton, out OF Pittsburgh at II 100 p. N.
Train $3.50, P. X K. 4:l2 .. M. arrives
at P. Il Il Station. Pittsburgh, at
ArriyulEFrom Pittsburrh-P. R. 2. Train
sos, at 12:i5 ?. M: P. 3 l. z Tram
GO. at GAS y. m. From Brownsvtp'--
liononyahela Train 81, 6:26 .. -
pullman Service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

fave go Members Ninety members
x me Masonic fraternity have signed
Z, TO Join the new Masonic lodge to
,5 iistit in Fairmont. Effort Is be
q made to secure 100 members be-
oEs the charter is applied for.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

eornanized nd-Fairmont Lodge
LOYAL Order Of Moose, has recognized
III band. Leader Shaw will continue
% nave charge OF the band, but some
new men have been substituted. There
afS tRenty.four pieces in the band.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

R. G. Wltong left Wednesday on
bushes trip to Baltimore and New
York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14
EYENIs ToNIeHT

river 17.1 Feet, rising.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

bsek 10 Charleston III. Walter
Bafnes, a member Of the state board
81 control, returned to Charleston last
sF6hing after spending several days In
n lf7nont and Morgantown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

8hfnieal Operations = Mrs. c. "
VShhort OF the Normal dormitory
ihkftments, underwent major opera
Lion today at Cook hospital. Emory
R3llh. Of Monroe street. underwent an
016rRtiou today at Cook.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-14

ans From slstersylIle-Miss
81 zbeth Kinkead and niece Miss
Si9or. Gahert have returned from
al6fsyflle where they had spent the
n several days. While there Miss
'ISlh6f was operated on for the re-
& WI OF her tonsils.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
BREEZY LETTER

Ina letter received by tbe Ncva from Oscar Guadlor hc ags that hc has hs hip n a p.astor cest but has mo. yct been operated on. Hc remarks chat Che weight or Che cast .s so great tba. ho has a brass band to follow hm around to keep him .hmmyue along.
 Oar Grover EerUs Art Liloe uud and Prank Bach. Jr. occupy apartments together In Seattle bu, arc not on speaking terms v.th Che policeman on Che beat
 Grover KorIs according to 0acar s holding am excellent position aa manager of he a.eo sorics depart mout 9l Che Bmcs Sales Company Art recently arrived from Alaska on n cauucry tender on which ho had bcon working and has been named Hal on accom. Of his intimate ac. quauancc witch haIbut.
 Up mu the tmo he started taking treatment for h.s hip. Oscar had been helping to coach tho football wad at hc Broadway High School
 pIo Martini and Douglas Oliver were expected to arrive in seatl, soon and the boys were wondering what thc young ladies Of Che Island were doing now for handsome cayol i.rs
 Notwithstanding Che trouble wil his hip. for which ho is soon to un dereo difficult operation oscu
 seemed to be looking forward to busy season with ha many noug'a pals who ore now spending Che win Ger In Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
COLLECTION OF
 TAXES WAS GOOD All But Less Than Five Hundred Dollars Received by City From
 Property Owners

That less chan 5000 Of Che total Of Che ux money assessed on Douglas property remained unpaid at seven o'clock last night when che tax col- loctora oI'co closed. ia Che report made today by City Clerk j.. w Kil- burn This win be reduced even more when money in uausi, and promised has been received
 This collection Is considered am unusually good one owing Go the inc activity Of Douglas real estate and Che number ol people who have ieu Che city, Wth such a satisfactory collection there is an assurance chat horc win be enough money in Che city treasury to operate Che munich paIy for Che coming year along Che lines planned
 Tho umc .s now passed In which a rebate can be secured In Che poy- mcut Of city taxes and any payment from now on must be made iu ful with interest from the date due to date ol payment
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
TRACTOR AND DOG TEAMS

For thc 0nt time in the history %. mail transportation u Che far forth caterpillar tractor win aue- men. dog teams in transportation Of mail The plans to use Che bis Holt tractor to break uH next winter for Che dog teams conveying mail from Che end ol ..caI over a distance al some ninety miles. to connect w.th ,hc Fairbanks end or the govern mont railroad and for distribution uro1ebout Che interior Of Alaska
 Tho matter or handling Che mail via Anchorage matcad of via Cor down. as was Che casa last winter s causing much speculation among veterans ol Che uU Experienced dog team mon maintain chat It win require approximately loo dogs working u teams Of 10 dogs each. to convoy Che 2.40O pounds Of mail over Che rau uI-wcohIy and many are Of Che opinion thot there win be plenty of work for Che mushera Co keep Che trail open and delivering Che mail aa DOT schedule.
 It was announced by William Gere assistant chief engineer of Che commission. chat n addition to tho dogs. Che commission win put tho bIe Holt caterpillar on thc trail to keep it open and thua insure thc mail getting through when Che trail cone Udons make bcayy going for Che doea The ra0or climbs the snow- drifts and mmros way through whore horse and dce would be heip- less Anchorage Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
LILLY TRIAL ON
 MONDAY MORNING
Man Accused of Murder of Wood worth Unconoemej and Picks
 Away on Guitar

Tho trial of E C. Llly charged with Che murder Of Billy Woodwork on Che gas boat Sea Breeze win open in Che dsr.c. court at Ju- ueau on Monday morning
 EGoru to locate E. S. Jack. said io have been Che third man ou tho boat at Che time Of Che burning Of tbc Sen Breeze. have bccn uuavaIi- me An chat part cf tho country where Che boa, had called on her last voyage has been gone over and mo trace of Che man found It has now become almost certain that he porIshed at Che amo ume Wool- worth did, whom Che Sea Breeze burned on Angus, ii m Frederick sound
 Lilly tbc accused man. srl per- ssts in his statement Chat uo had nothing to do witch Che death Of Woodwork but that when ho called to him after Che boat caught on Are and did not receive am uawor he put ha belonging. and some nroy.s. ions n a skin and set ou, for Che shore He sooms mconcouod about .8o whole matter and passes away Che umo n che federal. jal at Ju- ucau by playing popular airs n hIs guitar which Inc rescued from Che burning b0lU
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
Mr MCKINLEY IN MOVIES

The Kauushua district and Mount Mckinley win figure in a ayo-roo. story of Alaskan lilo which ia being HmcI by Ralph s.aub. moving pIc- uro expert who arrived from Che sato carly In tle summer and who has spent Che past couple of months m Che Fairbanks Ih,rict. where ho obtained m excellent collection O, views Of caribou during Che recent "rm"
 Nr suub arrived from Fairbanks and took the train ths morning for Che end ol steel. from which point he win venture forth In search of ad- Iuouai material for his nyo-roci masterpiece which a to Doc featured m One outside movies as soon as it H rady for Che screen
 Mr. saub Is going prepared lo
 spend at Icut four months u Che uIds or .bo Kautahua and McKm- ley regions and if he has not ae- cured sufficient pictures by chat umc bo win get new outfit to- eehcr and return to the hills for Che remainder ol che winter In any rasc be win be hack n Ncnma some dmc In December
 Harry Lucky and Mike Kelly are accompanying tho movie man Lucky nas boon u Che KauUsma country % number or winters and win act as rule his particular mission be- ms t3 direct the camera man to Che sheep bms where. t s hoped some closeup pictures ol Alaska sheep may be obtained Neuaua News
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
BIG FUR CROP
 FOR THE YUKON
S3O9.50l Is Total of Last Season Catch-variedcs Are Various
 and Valuable

A recent issue Of Che Dawson News gives a survey Of Che ur crop |of Che Yukon Territory and in it |e.yos Che value of Che total catch land Che number Of skins of cach |Nnd chat were taken In the dI1oront .dHrIcH
 Interesting figures regarding Che fur trade m Che Yukon were com- .plod in ho ouce of Che territorial secretary and handed Go Che News tor publication lt win bc seen that Che ur business Is a large sourccot revenue to trannor and traderA and therefore adds to Che general wealth Of thc territory The figures are taken from .ho "Fw Statistics of Che Yukon Territory for thopcHod covering Che Gut year Of Imposition ol "Tac Fur Export raz" from Au- eust ]. lgI9 Co July 31, 1920.
 A Dawson fur man made cone seratye estimate ol Che catch. take me into consideration Che present marko. conditions lie values .ho yield at Sa0s50i
 The gross ezpor, az collected for Che whole Yukon from Aug ]. 1919. to July 8l 1920. as supplied by thc territorial secretary. amounts to Sf- uniS
 The following are dsuros showing Che urucnt pe.e and number caught m thc Yukon Territory
 Weasel aO62, mu.krot ttS0f,
 ux asH wolverine ans bor fla. o,ter 60. mm.u t885; mink a-6. rcd foz f-0. cross fox. 2il;
 silver fox Iaa; vo't l0oi coyote 5-.
 The following shows Che cNporia- uou ot Che above m divided into dsr.c,s
 Dawson district -WwseL I593; muskrat e.7si. lynx IIai wo'ycr- ne Si. beu l6o. otter 70; mar ten. I.2as, mink 27f; rcd foz 6ai cross ox 1c. silver lo2 ll; woIt Ge. coyote. S
 Whtehorsc district Weasel fll, mmr.t Ioft.. lynx. 1915 wolycr- me 2se. toar 2f5. ottor 3e. mar tm -e1. mink Hls red ioN 8; cross toz I2f. silver fox. 7l; volr l2. coyo.e s7.
 Upper Stewart dIsrIc. Weasel i-s. mu.sa. 2l7a. lynx. 2e; vo'- vc-nc 20. otter 2 mar.en 2a6; mink %. red fox. 8, cross fox. l: silver loz 8. woIr ]; coyote. !.
 sHErE and Carmacss district Weasel 2i0. mussrat 29i7i EnN 56. wolverine ei boar s; oucr 9. mrtei sfs mink. ials red fox. 52: cross foz et. silver toN Ii; woIf IU. covo.e v.
 Rampant House district -Woaaei ue. mussrat aiaa6. lynx s; wol- vuuc iI. bear 6. o-ter b. marton IcsG: mink G0. rcd fox. 2l, cross fox If. silver fox. {; wolt c.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
AFTER THE MONEY

Several young boys were dragged out of school early this week by CiN Marshal w. J. Grant and taken be- l5re city Martrato Knburu ou tho charge ot destroying property Tho boys it a said. broke a number of windows u vacant houses on st Ann avenue Judge Ni'hurn tned trre. of tlc boys Sf5o oach and sent them homo Go sc, One money Up untI a late hour today thcy had not returned with tho money and Mar shaI Grant win soon make a v.s.t to choir homes
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
FAMILY BACK

Mrs. Lawrence Ka'eioritoh and three children returned carly thH week on Che Spokane al.cr having pont Che summer visiting relatives ai Ealour.i.e Wash Mrs. kaIcdo- vt.ha return Was delayed ou ao- a1m. ot am atuoE Of rheumatm from which she Is sl.l uIu.ne
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
CORDOVA CAPITAL
 PLANS PULP MILL
Surveys Being Made at Galena Bay on Prince William Sound. Where
 Power Is Said to Be Available

A wood pulp plant Che ant mI, of which means au investment o. ss oUUUOo and win give employment to 5o. men. Is one ot Che Industries nat win be established on Prince William sound noNr seasou by par- uo already extensively interested .n Che territory says Che Cordov Times ol recon. da.c George c. uwo.ot has just returned from Ga.eua Bay. vh.r. hc had Engineer ucsc and n crow oi men survey a water site which he has ucd upon for power purposes Iu Che manufacture ot wood pulp During che winter measure mnu win be taken or s,rem How .a order to ascertain .ts mu capacity and early in ,a. spring work win be- gin ou ttc development Of the pro- ..t providing the measurements prove its availability
 The pro.o.. win Include Che cou- s.ra.uou %. a large dam for storage purpose. and r hoped Co develop an average O. 10000 horse power daUr IT bH power Is available and .t .s confidently believed |. .a apuipmHr win installed and wood for ta. same secured on Che sound
 In speaking O. thc enterprise Mr. HneI.t aH .au the two necessary r.rust.s were plenty ol cheap nouer aud au available supply ot timber uat tH. power suae.cu, Go operate a mu s extremely hard Go md on Che sound While many streams would nrodu.. from Q few hundred bor. power during six or eight months 70. Che year. Che other months th.-. would be utue l any power available The average power required for grinding one ton oI pulp over truu-.our hours s no, Io" Iau cy.utt.Ht. horse power
 The mos. economic mIt to es.ab- Hsn ga min ID. not Ies chan loo tons for every tucu.y-tou bouu which s to be Che capacity of che protected plant In order Go oorsa- ute a successful. eutcrprs. t wu b. necessary .a have power Chat win produce at least -.500 hono power e,.- day o. thc yaar Mr. Hazc.e.
 he believed Che s.te was capable %. producing tn.t amount after suf- a...rt reservoirs were constructed -o mroaul Che large um-oI in ,hc summer mon-H.
 Tho forestry service estimates Che
 timber %. Prince William sound as equal ta thre. billion board feet or
 s hundred million cords ol wood One cord O. wood Us approximately equal to tor o. pulp ao t on .a.iIe u. figured o1t what timber n Prime. William Sound would amount. to In value anI He length ol rme taat I would require to manufacture uc timber into wood pulp uIlh one i00-tou mI
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
ALASKAN DIES
 IN STRANGE CITY
Peter vidowoh, Well Known Alas kan Miner Dies Among Strangers
 in New York City

The Now York Sun has Che folIow- ling Go say oi Che last days Of Peter vidowch. we'll known character Of Fairbanks. who. while he amaaed Ia fortune n mining operations n Chat district died In a poor ward .n a hospital lu New York iCty while on his way back Go his old home n Serbia:
 The porter on Che Pennsylvania Limited from Chicago thought it was a queer lot Of baggage for a passen- ger on Chat exclusive train to be. carrying and shook bis head as he. dragged it out from Lower 9. There It lay on Che platform in Che Penn sylwua station 1.-two battered suit cascs Q saucepan. a pasteboard box Ia Gin box. % bundle Of old clothing ucd w.th tw.ue.
 A urcl looking old man. to whom Che things belonged dshed in his pockets for some more twiuc and bent down Go ue some of his bag gage together Then he shambIed oG down Che platform under his burden resisting subbornly an at- tampts at assistance
 When he reached Che top Of Che stairs leading Go Che waiting room he paused bcwIdcred A porter found him Iuug on his suitcase and took him to Che Travellers Aid booth. Hc told Che women on duty there chat hc had been robbed of au his money sI00 lc mid. on Che way from San Francisco. Ho had only 50 cents lcft he told them Would thcy find some place for him toI aay2
 Hc was taken iu @ taXIcab to Che Municipal Lodging House. in East Twcnty-G,h a,rocl where there is' bed for those who haven't more
 than sa about them There Che sue pu.utondont noticed that Che man was far from we'll. They entered him ou Che books as Peter vidovitch, a miner Of San Francisco and Alas ka. ou h.s way home to Serbia
 Vidor.tch died yesterday n Bell ovuc hospital When bis things were examined it developed that he was worth something like S20O00O. The. un box contained S5f0OO in Liboryl bonds and bank books which showed a total of s60.0O0 on deposit In san Francisco and in Fairbanks. Alaska. Thorc was money belt containing SIqU0 i'm cash which he had worn about him when hc was taken to fhe| hospital from Che Municipal Lodging Houso There was iewclry worth 5000 and valuable gold nugget n hc mau handbag were several aoods to rroncry In Fairbanks
 A sealed win was found which gave an his property to relatives in. Austria The vIuablos and Che win were turned over Co Che Public Ad- muis,rator so far as Che officials couid find out yesterday therc is no one living in th.s country who could act as administrator of che estate Al trust company In San Francesca is designated In Che win as trustee. but before turning Che property over Col ual company Che administrator will consult wIth Che state comptroller to rad out if New York state is cn- uIcd to an inheritance tax on the bcques,s
 Vidoutch had been In Che hospital for about two weeks. While there workers from Che Travellers Aid wis., ucd him and learned that he had a sou who. while a student at Che uni- you.ty of California. was drafted into tho army am sent to France. where he was killed In action.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
BASKET BALL

Tho first practice Of the Douglas High School basket ball tenn was held at Che NatatorIum on Weduos- day evening There was a good turnout of boys and it Is expected that a good team win Doc developed. Tentative arrangements have been made for a game with a team from Mouakahua Che first Of November and games with other outside teams are being arranged for A series with Che Juneau High School win alao be played.