davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-09-04
HHa HHHs W.
EAInNIEM
sC0RE M INNTNGs

Arcade ...... ........224 x-i0
Fairview .............0 0 600 0 o. O.
Ba.tteries-Arcade: Drummond and
Nanneman; Fairview: Becker, Hall and
.GillOn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-04
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

Brack-EX at Stanton.
Rockland at Richardson Park.
Elsmere at Marshallton.
Evening journal., 1920-09-04
SCORE BY INNINGS

Dover .............0 0 0 5000 i-2
Three-base hit, Richards; two-base
hits, Lau, Spaid, Winterstine: struck
out, by Lau. II; by Naylor. 8; bases
on balls, or Lau, 4: Off Naylor. s; hit
by pitched ball, Porter. Fisher, 2;
umpires, Hardesty and Blanchard.
Evening journal., 1920-09-04
SIT A, AEA,rNEIEgI'4||AyTNT4S|Sl@'' NY \ g \
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
American Leaque

Washington, "a; Athletic, 5.
New York, 5; Boston, 3.
Detroit, 4 Cleveland. 0.
ST. Louis, 2; Chicago, 1.
Evening journal., 1920-09-04
DEFIANCE

AlloSlars ..............t 0O30O O0-4
3 Defiance ..............0 10000 900
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

scvu due l. tcryna Lonskeho 70.
ku cclkoya proLukce byla 9ll,-
O0O, 900 busl0. Jarkou oScto bylo
roku lctosniho l9,lsI,0O0 akrn,
cos .ic asi s3.5 proccni roslohy
minnleho roko. STAY ie SOL pro-
cent normam oproti 9l2 procentu
pred rokem. STAY ozimky ie 49,
procent normaln v p%orovnani
$40 pred rokem n 79,l pred mcsi'
Gem, Y prav6 vydant mesitnI
zpravc, scstavene na zaklads stavu
nrody dine |. cervna, odhadulc So
0roda r0Anych plodim nasledovne
Ozimni pscnicc, 50+,000,0W bnsln
.jarni psenicc, PIT 100000 buslu
owes, l,315,O00,0 900 buslO, jctmcn
ls5, 000,0 900 buslu Tito, SO,0O0,0OC
buslu; scno, 1l2,000,OO0 tm
lablka, l99, 10000 busl6 a brosk'
w, 8 1000, 900 buslu, Odhad pro
dukce ozimni psenicc pro Ncbras.
ku .jc 5O,090,000 buSl0.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

b. llry cd esl, autoru
q Ilry oil iinSch autoru
d. Detskc hry, skolni pfcdsla.
vcni a J.
q lIry pr%ovoSoyant v angl ja.
zyku
n pocet dramui, vcsclohcr, o.
pcrot
~ Poect z%dbuvnych wccru $
prcdncsy zp6vu a pod.
h) konccrty
y Jint produkcc,
l. Pr0mdrny pocct n6vsteyniko
pfiblizne).
8. Jmtna nc.ioblibcnGjsich her,
n kolikrat opakoyany,
q. JmtnM u adrcsy osob ncJza'
sloulilcjsich o divadclnictvi spoil
ku. -
I, Jinc poznamky dnlczito pre-
slaiistiku.
4. pocct her, mozno.li zjistiti,
provozovanych cd potatku zaloae.
nj spolku, pod body A. i rok'
kdy spolek zapocal pnsobiii
vybi1ime dotccnG cinovniky
spolk0 ncbo skol a ], organiMci, ,
nichS SC divadclni hry provozuji
ably dohltdli ku zodpovczeni toho'
TO dotazniku, Mimo to npozorhu'
iemc autory ncb prckludatcle hen
pfcdvadonych mn csl, .amcrickycf
icvistich, ably nam poslali yykazy
0 poctu provozoydni syt prace dc
dyou mtsic0.
Pro omczcny podct pracovnlcf
siI z6dnG vlastni dotazy zodpo
yidany ncbudon, vsc jest jasn'
zfcimt v dotazniku. Mdtc.li 60 "a
d6lczitt, pfipojte pod els. T. w
stfihn6te NJ toto vcns, nebot zVlh'
stni dotazniky tisteny ncbudou'
Zictel mono witt jen ku odpo'
vedcm doslym Y cas-.
Iodpovtzcny dotaznik adrcsujte
nu prof. Sarka B, Hrbkoya Mana.
ger, czechoslovak Section, B, T.
l.. |. s., American Red Cross
1907 Broadway, New York City
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Brzke zahajeni
mi v Kansasu

Il Topeka, kas,, sc oznamnJe,
~ koIcm n. fervna sklizeh pse'
nice Dude vscobecna V jihovychod-
nj casti statu Il v ccltm psenicnim
pasmu megi rs. n 30. ccrvnem. -
Pfcdpovtd tato byla obsaaena We
zprave zemedtIske rady statt
Kansas. Pocasi pro pscnlci Y po-
sIcdnieh dncch bylo vcIicc pfizni'
vi, Za to nsdsje m znacnon skill
zen kukurice poklesIy vzhlcdem \
studenemn q vlhkcmu pocasi '
n~sktcrych castcch statu = skodu
zpdsobcnou hmyz-m. Owes, tito
iecmsn jsou v dobrem stsv'i, 4
jmenoyitt owes jccmcn slIbujI
dobre drody. Kobylky Y znacntn
mnoastvi objeyiIy sc v jihozapad'
nj casti Kansssu, svsak neocckA'
vi se yelkA skods cd mich while.
dem k dostatkn jind y~sgetscc. y
celt fsde okresd vsak proti kobyl
kan mhajcna byla d%silovnA KAN
pan. --
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

ckych ministrn ) q. krasincm,
bolscvickvm miniStrem obchodu.
Premier icnom mluyil o tom, b. De
naprosto nutnu, ably Rusko podi.
lclo Sc ma RECONSTRUCTED sveta a BE-
il ncmoano boioyati prot bolscvi.
smu n zdrtiti ie.i, lee by icho od.
p0rci byli %pfipraveni obetovati
statisicc Sivot1 n pfipoiiti dalsi
milliony k ndrodnimu dluhu. Pre-
micr pfipustil, IL zpravy o mnoi.
stvi zbozi Y Rusku pro vyyoz sc
hodiciho 81 znatn6 odporuii, ale
prohlasil, ze to ncmelo by byti
pficinou, proc by sc melo zamitati
obnoveni obchodu $ touto zcmi.
Premier pc t6 apeloval IA posla-
neckou sn6movnu, ably nevyhlcda
vala sporu Sc sv6tem, plnym W.
busnych latek. Anglicky statnik
soudi, re bylo by posetilosti neob-
chodovati $ Ruskem jenom Y toho
dnvodu. zc v teto zcmi u vladniho
vesla isou b%olsevici. Premier zfei-
me SNAIL Sc svou reel ospravedlni-
ii vyjednavdni SO zaslupcem Rus
ka. Pravil, ze v6tsina spoicncd je
pro obnovcni obchodu \ Ruskem,
ackoliv zadnd 20 spojencckych
vldd nelcvi oehotu uznati SOVIET
skou vladu a obnoviti diplomat
exc styky $ nj, lee by vlada tato
priiala civilisovan6 methody. Phi
POLL pax, ac Angle ! V minnlosti
obchodovala sc mmemi spatno
spravovanymi, jake, ku ~pfikladu,
is Mcxikcm Il %Turcckem, ackoliv v
Turccku "a rezimu Abdula Hami-
da dochazcIo k horsim nasilno-
stem neil v Rusku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
sTATISTIKA cSL. DIvADEL
NICTvf v AMERICE.
Vyxva ku naaim divadolnim
spolkdm.

rstfedna Amcricktho Ceryen6.
no Kffze sbfra obsazny material o
kultnrnf cinnosti cizorodYch obta-
MI, ktcry chcc vydati v pfehlcd.
ne, obsirn6 plblikaci Sbirka tato
md take zabrnovati data o ecsko'
sIoycnsk en- diyadelnictvf v Anne
rice. Poffzcni 60 nejpfesneJsi sta
tistiky zavisi hIavnt m spolnprd
81 pasich ochotnickych spolkd, al
tori, tisku, dkol, ktcrt zavadtji
detska pfcdstavcni, soukrom$ch
diyadclnich podDikd. a pod. Ccs.
kosIovcnsks sckcc Mic podcpsane
bancclafe zada ony spoIky q orgo.
nisscc, ktere V miunIych lttech ID.
vadIa p%rovozovaly, ably zodpovt'
|dcly do jednoho mtsfcc cd I'VE
fejntni tfto yyzvy nasIcdujici O.
zsIczf.li jim M tom, my
jich einnost byIs oficielnt aszna'
msnana 1adnA wl4ttnf dctsznlky
W. zssiIati nebudon, . otazky me-
tfrbs opakovati, nybrz odpovtd
npfno opatfih pouze TIME eislem,
I. Jmkno q adresa spolk0 .
hIsvnich 1fednlkd
.. JmbnO rezistrs neb djvqdeI'
nlho pofsdstsIs, y rok od kdy pr
sobf,
b. Jmsns . pocst her provoze.
ysnyeh v r. 1884, Als tchot1 is1S
1910 ~ toh, rsztfid<nis I'm W.T.
N rfk wDStt1J
~ Hyy cd }snsriekss Oh suterd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Mnoho zid1 usnr-
ceno v Budapest

Franconzskd ministerstvo "a
hranicnich zalezitosti obdraclo Y
t6chto dnech informacc, die KITE
rych k velkym protizidovskym w.
trznostem doslo v Budapcsti, ka'
pitolu Madurska, kolem a. ccryna
tyto sdeluji, ae tohc
dine byIo usmrccno ncjmtne diva
nact zidn. Boufe pokracoyaly pf
nokolik dni u mnobo zidoyskycf
zivotd pablo IA obGt rozvdsnenyn
davlim. Protizidovsk6 boufe Y Ma
darsku &c zdaji IN dennim pordd
ku u V posIednich nckollka ~
dnech dochdzely caste zprayy
pronasIcdovani zidd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Albansti povstal-
ci proti ltaldm

AlbanSti poybtalci zaujsli yesnl'
&c Postroya u Selica Y Albanll, d'c
.zprav, jca dosly do Rima Italska
vojBka ustoupila Smercm k Vale
ne. Torpddova lodicc, kotylci no,
dslcko vslony, chrapila itslekf
sbory, ktert nelly znscnt ztfdty'
Londynska dcpcse ~ dnc D. cerv,.
M oznhmila, 5e slbsnstf poystalc'
pobili itslskg battalion %nedalekr
Alessio q M itslskt yalecnf lode
bombardoysly toto mssto, Depes'
oznhmils, b X jinym sraSkhm 40
no nedslsko sksdaru u Avalony
kdc JtaIoyt byli pfinnecni k (st'l
pu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Franklinlv palac
v Pafizi stall Sc
nyni tanecni SIM

Americana v Pafizi p~rotestuji
cncrgicky prot akci majitcl1
Franklinova palace, ktcry byl do
movem Benjamin. Franklina, PRIV
Milo amcrickGho vyslancc We
F'rancii, ktefi promenili budovu
tuto Y tanecni paldc. Paldc ic jed
MIN y novJch TAX zvanych "klu-
BIZ" n%avstevovan jsa hlavne jiho-
amcrickymi zivly, a tanci sc tn To-
m6f vyhradn6 tango. Ma bohat6
Amcricany Sc nyni apeluje, ably
budovu tuto zakoupili a %pfem6nili
il ma nejaky amcricky pamatnik,
v n6mz mohlo by byti umisteno
amcrickG FrankIinovo museum.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Argentinsti delhi
CT prot Uhersku

Jak Sc . Buenos Aires oznamtl'
jc, Argentinska fedcrace prace
oznamila, zc bude sc podilcti ma
mezinarodnim boykottu prot T.
hcrsku, ktcry proklamovan byl
Mezinarodni federaci odborovych
organisaci V Amstcrodame Il ms
.byti zaI,d jcn dine 20. t%crvna, ably
iowa madarska vlada byla piinn'
ccna ustati "'bilem %terroru' vtcI
d%eInictvu. Fedcracc take pohrozl'
la boykottcm Francii, ponevad1
francouzska ylada hrozi, zc roz-
p,lsti gcncralni fcdcracl pracc ,
ttto zcmi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
vybornG TO 10 Ia prava
odpoved!

D6jistc. Lfkarna v IIazleton,
Pa, pred n6kolika dry, Idkaznik
(muz mczi 80 u 50 lety) "Pfal
bych ri Trincrovo L6eiyt Hofke
Vino" Pfiruci "Proe pax 81 ne.
.koupitc ldhcv tohoto hofktho VI
MAJ" Zakaznik "lnu, jscm IVY.
ky ma Trincrovo Lt6ivf Hofke
Vino q mohu Sc nan spolchnout
Dial bych radtji scbe vice "a Trl.
ncrovo HofkG Vino ncz IN jakou-
|koli jinou %nahrazku" vcamete
|si pfikIsd 2 tohoto muze, ktery
INA vSborne ltcive vIastnosti Trl-
|ncrova lkku jest To jen VAR
pfijmetc.li nejakou napo-
|dobcninu chstrne ccny misto pra.
|vfho T%rineroya Lttivt Hofktho
VIVA. Zadna napodobenina ne.
mdzc miti ty 1cinky, jakymi 50
yyznamroava Trincrdv LEX jiz %
|3O let. St6jte M slovt "Triner'
pfi koupi jinych lfkd, jake jest
lTrineroya Angelica Hofka, Trl-
lDerlv Ointment, Trineriv Mirci'
IttI ktkIs, Trinsrhv Antipptrih,
lTvlSeroyy terveDl rilu1ky, = WI
lItklryk neb Sbchsdrik 4 lAky N
Van pax 10 prsyA : Joseph ri.
ser CempsAy, l8S3~ .. Ashland
lave, Chicago, III, --AAv,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Nezdar bolsevikI
ma polske fronts

Bolscvicka voiska byla @tlacc-
mn zp6t a ustoupila We zmatku po-
del fronty mczi iekami Dvinou a
Bercsinou, die drcdniho polskeho
oznamcni. Polaci zahajili prudky
1tok prot mestu Gluboki, 80 mil
severne cd Minska. Utok tento
byl TAX mocny, 70 doslo k prolo'
meni bolsevickych linii. Pri tom
vice .jak 800 bolsevik6 bylo zaja'
TO a ziskano vclkt mnozstvi valcc'
ndho matcrialu. Bolsevici, kteri
pfekrocili feku Bcrcsinu, byli IA
%tlaecni zpet polskym vojskcm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

lelessAa, vhlsl ia cnn hlahs W,
ldomi, h. nasc drahe Fcsnale hste
lsh sssns ssAi spAnek afimali '
llaA krAsna hlwltnem mistr, nia
w. iakohs nAs usmitu,alo ; iim
lneArrc~nsm csadrm ktetS ie I'D
|nAs cdloussl MAlcme hSn Pine
hlstsni. H. MAJ hfhltov sluuli
nAm mrsl innonArrdovci ku cu q
lchsalc, q les, ,udil sasc icncm ma
mas. ,srch ,cs,ch +, cels N.lsl q.
maze, ,c,iy | ma kraiancch v So
omasc. penson a Florence, ably
lchum vscmolns hsli srrase hfbl
,oya naromocnl a kdyt nek,cry ~
Iclcnh nasich udin wmic, ohsla
rcjmr pro nd misto ma "nascm'
Ihfhilove n tim docilimc toho, 10.
Dude mas" hfhitov ncjcn stale
v TAX pfikladnS vsorntm pofadku
udriovan. ale svclcboyan. Ne
dci,c Nc pfcmluyi, Ike koupcni mi,
s,a iindc. af iste ia ' ktcrtmkoli
Ipfedm6sti usidlcni Dovolim
Isl icsls Ne rtcnafi sd6liti % chvali'
ltcbntm u 70 zdravotnich ohlcdO
lvelicc prospesntm pcfadani w.
|chayck mladclc do zdcisich NEST
|skych parkn, ies, jak jscm Sc
lpfcdminulf ncdelc dovedel, gave
Idly pro zasky II sveho sboru So
|kolky Tyrs v Omogc. Dos,alo Sc
ham zminsnc nrdtlc odpoledne
,~lpfileziiosii svtzti 80 automo'
lbilu jcdnoho dobrcho kraiuna,
k,ery mas na projildcc okoli
lSouth Omahy zavczl tea do Hans
com parkn v Oman. A tam ismc
spatfili velky pocct eeskych de-
vusek, jak 81 pod stinnymi stromy
Nv nakolika skupindch hr6ly. Vt'
ri, zc ncmnze btyi o male divky
'lltpe postarano, ncSli kdyz jest
} linn IN lctniho obdobi %postardno o
tasty pobyt We voln6 pfirode, ~
ldobrtho dozoru, u kdc mohou pr
r6znych hrach v6tSinu dine strd'
viti. Sv6domitou peel, iak nam
bylo icdnou PAM fcccno, sym
Mckam VENUE Sokolka Bozcna
pfibylova. pakli 81 totiz jmtno jc'
'lji dobrc pamatuji, kter6 ma W
~|chazkach dava bcdlivy pozor, ably
nektcra ~ sv6fenych j zacck ne
, pfisla k nrazu. Nyni nam asi
20 tom ncdavndm chladn6m poem.
Isl nastanou naleaitd parma. Y IA.
hradk6ch ysccko pekn6 rosie n
TAX ty nasc hospodynky mali ro.
dosi, zc alcspon budou Ease miti
.ltrochu IL ccrstvd domAci zelcniny
Ia tim sc alcspof ~ponckud " Jellch
vydcje zmcnsi. Jak pozoruji, TAX
'|ti ycnkovni d%opisovatclc ncjspisc
! naslcdkcm piln6 pracc v pollen Y
: cinnosti ochabli n tn bylo by "a
hodno, ably ctcndfi Y mcstcch HE.
deli "Nasi Bcsedu' dopisy hojnd
! navstcvovat. Srdecne zdravim re-
dnkci D vsecky etenafc. Y lcte
vas pfitcl a horlivy ctendf--L n
(Ctcny pfitclil Dopis yds mile
: rddi zafazujcme do state "Nase
|, Bcscda" n jest pfdnim, by vyzvy
: vasi ctcnafi "Pokroku' u t1 u
Nv mtstcch usidlcni uposlcchli a
pfilczitostne vhodnym dopiscm
|. do "Nasi Bcsedy' pfispely, zvld-
: ste IN lctniho obdobi, kdy venkov.
skSm dopisovatelOm pima prdee y
hospoddfstvi mnohdy ami tolik
y volntho casu ncposkytnc.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
|Odhad nadch4zeji-
ci 1rcdy pSenice

GsIkoya pro4ukes pbtnics b't
~ nj ~ Ao0,040 NlkIlb dls od.
Aa4n e4bDvi ssmt14lstyi m AIDA.
IAz rayu p~sAsimnjbe = javntko .
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
George o obnoveni
obehedu Rusksm

Angljcky tssaier Hnys Gtssge
fScf W. v psAsseekA ss6meypt
neposkytl aSAnb inforMscs ohlsd'
nd ySsledko konieFrS ssslI'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Fur Farming Will Become
 Important Alaskan Industry

That fur bearing will become an important industry seems to have been established, says the Juneau Empire. The industry of domesticating or collecting on islands, fur bearing animals where their belts may be taken and sent to the maker at the most advantageous season has, apparently, passed the experi- mental stage. Governor Riggs, commenting on this industry in his annual report, says:
 Fur farms continue to be op- erated in various parts of Alaska. Much of this work is incidental to other business, but a number of concerns appear to be operat- ing ou a commercial basis. Blue foxes and the various color phases of the red fox are the species most extensively raised, though in a few instances reports have been received of experiments with muskrats, marten, and mink. It has been demonstrated that bet ter success is attained with the red fox in corrals, while the blue fox does better when at large, particularly on islands a sufficient distance from other land to pre- vent escape of the animals by swimming. The propagation of foxes in captivity is destined to become one of the most important factors in the fur industry"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
John T. Reed Becomes US.
 Commissioner at Hyder

John T. Reid, deputy United States district clerk in the first judicial district of Alaska, has been appointed United States commissioner for the newly cre- ated recordingdistrict on Portland canal with the town of Hyder as headquarters. The appointment was made by Judge Jennings some time ago but was not made public until now. Judge Reid was in hopes that it would not be necessary to assume his new du- ties until the spring, but the de- partment of justice has request ed that he go to Hyder without delay, due to complaints of boot logging, gambling and like of- lenses.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Paper Manufacturer
 Looking to Alaska

The District Forester at Port land, Oregon, who has jurisdic- tion over the national forests of Oregon, Washington, and Alaska, reports that the inquiries being re- celved by his office concerning the possibilities of paper pulp manu- facture in Southeastern Alaska pre- sage the extension of this import ant industry to this new field in the near future.
 The constantly rising pulpwood cost to mills in the United States, as the source of raw material gets more remote from the present pulp manufacturing centers, are respon- sible in part for the increasing price of paper, which has reached such a high point that it has been the subject of a number of congress sional investigations. An abund- ant supply of cheap paper is of great importance to the United States, and if this is to be assured in the face of the increasing de- mand it will be necessary for the industry to develop in new regions having vast supply of cheap pulp ing woods in connection with cheap water power.
 The District Forester recently stated: The immense timber and power resources of Southeastern Alaska are we'll adapted to the needs of the paper industry, and the Forest Service is anxious to see them brought into use for this purpose. It is furnishing inquirers with all available information con- corning the possibilities there in an effort to encourage their interest in this new field whose development will be of great benefit to the nation as a whole as we'll as to Alaska. "
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22

SKAGW WAY- Thieves last night stole several blooded Bel gian hares and IT chickens from Mrs. Sarah Atchison. The total value of the steal is at least $500.
 Lee c. Gault. chairman of the judiciary committee of the Town of Skagway has offered a reward of $50 fer information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves.
 Mrs. Acheson is widow with a number of small children. She is the mother of Harry Acheson, formerly a teller in the Bank of Alaska at Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Commissioner of Education
 Visits Wrangell Schools

Lester D. Henderson, Commits sioner of Education for Alaska, arrived on the City of Seattle Saturday. He had expected to reach Wrangell Friday morning and spend the day visiting the local school, but bad weather caused the boat to be day late. However, it was possible for MT. Henderson to visit the school Monday morning before leaving on the Jefferson. On Saturday night MT. Henderson attended a meeting of the school board. He expressed himself to the Sentinel reporter as pleased over the or ganization of a Parent. Teachers association in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Martial Law
 Now In Force
 Throughout Italy
Special to the Sentinel.D

ROME-Northern and Central Italy are not SC seriously affected. The Italian government is able to run few trains over the princi- pal lines, the trains being heavily guarded by troops armed with machine guns. Martial law is enforced in the principal cities, the streets of which are patrolled by cavalry and are under guns of all units. The stores and the aters and all places of business are ordered to close at 8 o'clock in the evening, and every one is forbidden to use automobiles or bicycles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22

CORDOVA = Chairman Will Hayes of the Republican National committee has appointed George c. Hazelet of Cordova as the Alas ka member of the committee on policies and platform to make recommendations to the resolu. tions committee of the national convention. The policies and platform committee will consist of 60 men and women represent ing every section and interest in the United States which is a new departure in platform making and will give opportunity to have a plank inserted for the benefit of the Territory.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22

CLEVELAND-Senator Atlee Pomerene has announced his can- didacy for the Democratic presi- dential nomination. Senator Pom- creme was born at Berlin, Ohio, and is 57 years of age. He grad uated from the Cincinnati law school in 1886 and at once began the practice of law. He was cleo ted lieutenant governor of Ohio in 1910. He was elected United States senator in 1911. He is now serving his second term in the Senate which will expire March 8, 1923. He was married to Miss Mary Helen Bockins in 1892,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
No Use Left Now for Hip Pocket

NEW YORK-Prohibition will sweep hip pockets in mems trous- CTS into innocuous desuetude, ac- cording to a prediction by experts of the International Association of Clothing Designers, who today is- sued an edict:
 Make them smaller and shall lower this season.'
 Commenting on the attitude of the designers, George w. Hermann member of the organization said ::
 It's illegal to tote a gun; it's unhandy to carry your handker- chief there and you can't buy any thing but wood alcohol to put in yoir flask. So the pocket just naturally will shrink away"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Fifty Dog Teams to Be
 In Hudson's Bay Race

THEPAS, Manitoba. Approx imately 50 dog teams in several parts of the northland are being trained for the 100-mile Hudson's s Bay Dog Derby race to be held here March 17. The Hudson Bay contest is generally regarded as the big dog classic of the conti- nent.
 A prize of $1, 900 has been hung up for the race. The race course extends from here to the gold fields and return. Dogs of any breed can enter. No stops will be allowed from the start to the finish. The Hudson's Bay derby was established two years ago.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
City of Seattle Sails
Special to the Sentinel.)

Special to the SentineL)
 SEATTLE-The steamship City of Seattle sailed for Alaska at g o'clock last night. The following passengers were booked for Wrangell: Doctor Griffin, John A. Day, Mrs. J. A. Day and baby, G. R. Meek, Walter Shadesty, Charles Moberg, Gust Henrikson, Paul Thornton, F. D. Cheney, Chris Steve, H. Danielson, Peter Sandad, Bruce McGill, s. Samp- son, John Lee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Heckman Out of
 Race for Natl
 Committeeman
Especial to the Sentinel.)

KETCHIKAN Arthur Shoul who has been directing the Heck man campaign today received the following telegram from J.R Heckman:
 "On account of business it would be impossible for me to attend the National con- vention. Withdraw my can- didacy for National commit teeman. This is final. Please wire each newspaper of im- portaee in Alaska and attend to withdrawal of my appli- cation."
 Friends believe this is pos itively final on the part of Sena. tor Heckman, and there is much regret here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
Parent Teachers
 Association Organized
Mrs. M. o. Johnson Becomes Presi- dent of Important Auxiliary
 to the Public School

A Parent-Teachers' association was organized at the school house last Thursday evening. The patrons of the school were well represented at the initial meeting. The following officers were elect ed: Mrs. M. o. Johnson, presi- dent, C. M. Coulter, vice presi- dent; Hon. P. c. Mccormack, secretary; Mrs. Orville c. Palmer, treasurer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22

Joseph Bourke, government agent for the suppression of liquor traffic among the Natives, reports that beaver are getting very numerous at many interior points. He says their dams may be seen along the Copper river railways at many places, and the Natives are all wearing beaver skin caps.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22

SEATTLE = Patriotism, General Pershing declared in his only public address in Seattle at a banquet last night. should be made a part of every citizens daily life.
 Tt is now time," he said, flor all patriotic citizens to counteract by all means the evil tendencies nourished in America by a spirit of Bolshevik and anarchism fos- tered by people ignorant of what our institutions mean"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22
American Forestry Association Sounds
 Note of Warning
Special to the Sentinel.)

WASHINGT0N-In 20 years the woods used for the manufac- ture of pulp for paper will be ex- hausted, the American Forestry Association warned today. The greatest reserve, said the state ment, is in Alaska, California, Oregon and Washington, but the cutting of timber there is going on at the rate of two million cords a year,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-01-22

A few friends of Lloyd Dalgity gave him a very pleasant surprise party in honor of his birthday, at his home last Saturday evening. The evening was spent in danc- ing and playing games, and a most delicious lunch was served to the guests.