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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS HARVEY 1919 Rittcnhouse suuare-
First-class English and Swedish buffers,
French and English ladies' maids French
governesses, Mattresses, cAHmbermaids
cooks, etc; wanted, nurses. Protestant and
Catholic cooks, general maids for apart
ments, Mattresses for banks.
MRS, NICHoLLs 296 $. roth st, has
maids, housemen, ,etci wanted. buffers,
Chambermaids. nurses, houseworSers etc.
DO YOU NEED A CHAUFFEUR
for private or commercial cars? We supply
competent, reliable men at reasona BILE wages
without cost 10 you Apply to Mr. Paxton
GA Brown st. Phone Market 1854.
SITUATION wanted. French soyerregS
cooks. ehambermaids parlor maids yyaii
ress, buffers, housemen. chauffeur. Madam
Louise Iahm, 1905 Christian ST.
SITUATIONS wanted for Catholic and PToT
estant first COOKS. couples English ladies'
maids, chnuneurs. housemen. buffers etc
Mrs Kane btl 5. llth 81,
WANTED--This Monday a. m. chambrr-
maids Mattresses, childnurses frst-Sis &c
cooks, housework girls Mrs Kane, 5Ii s
18th ri,
WANTED-For Main Line, competent Prot
estant cook, parlor maids. wa!tresses
lsdies' maids: ref. req. 1919 Bainbridge'
COOK-First-Clca lcas German cook wtshos most
tiop, city or country, 1909 ". Franklin ~
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gusJNEcs pFosoNALs
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

nOt-CUT TROM PRIVATE PEOPLE;
TRNNSA ACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL; FULL.
VALUE PAID. COLONIAL TRUST BANK
n, DC. 18TH AND MARKET, ROOM 211.
L1nI,Rs II 90 A. N. TO 4. 30 2. N.
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STAMPS AND COINS

K STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albuna and supplies for stamp collertsra
t8 rAiL.A- sTAAiP CO.. Al 4. AIN *.
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4 GROWING BUSINESS

here In Philadelphia Is IN need ~ s53,-,,r,,
Garital funds for development: the produCt
Is IN demand and the manufe cturinE proit
- large; portion OF unissued stock can ne
purchased II taken quickly. Full infSrn,8-
non VIII be given upon applica tlor. B 3o3
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CATTLE

CATTLE Bargain; - head OF Holstein
aulcE sale $1,000, Z. !. beaumont poyles
town, Bell phone 31T Y ..
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" r. ~ drst.class condition. Address or tele-
IN. ~ " "n,irchasing dept, J. b. Van Solver
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I.~-I, Il,,,te,,rorth double Grabbing machine
oSb - couaition; rolls &C inches long, IA
,,nbes IN diameter. John J. Campbell. 4th'
~ pts,
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DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.

AIREDALE PUPPIES Tor sale: 5 weeks old
Apply is4O u. Pacific nj.
PEKINGESE puppies imported stock extra
fine. 8l2l n, Broad ST.. Tluga "a g.
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GIRLS

IA years or over with school privileges: so
TO start. with rapid advancement to work
in wallpaper factory. Apply at once Becker
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DELTA EQUIPMENT COMPANY

ELECTRICAL. AND STEAM MACH i'Sr,fs' t- !
i1i'i1~ MACIITNE TOOLS - "
rrrTrf,TTsT,N No1nRS REP NiR"p 3l.Ns
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POWER MACHINERY co.
,,..-,a4ipg and direct current motors and
5,-,arnos ~ bought sold and exchanged.
IAS n. 80 81. -----------------------------
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sHARPL DIED on First-month 10th
1920. ISAAC SHARPLESS. Relatives and
friends invited 20 funeral services. Haver-
ford Meeting House, Buck Lane. on First
month 18th at 8 p. m. Please omit flowers.
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sCHWERiNG. Jan. II. SOPHIA. widow
q Iredesrick sehwsri,F. Rclstiyss and
sG tsGds g. fneis s Thn We'd ladies' Ad S3reS Sss n
st. Int Clenwood Gem. Remains may be
viewed Tuss.. to 10 p. m: Omit flowers.
Benton o. Severe aged rs Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, Tues. Q
p m. Armstrong 1927-29 n. Broad st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
HANK GOWDY ISN'T
WORTH so MUCH NOW

The difference n year will make
in the value OF n player il demon
strated In the case OF Hank Gowdy.
the Boston catcher. A year ago he
could command any salary and every
club in the two major leagues covet-
ed his services. Now he r. reported
20 be holding out for more money,
and there seems to be no hurry on
the part OF the Boston magnates 10
meet his demands. In fact. not so
many days ago II was rumored that
the once popular player was on the
market. His war record was soon
forgotten. as has been the case the
world over.
Speaking OF war records. what
has become Of tho movement father
ed by the New York National league
club 10 erect "A monument In memory
OF Eddie Grant. who gave his life
for this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
Plenty of
Southpaus
This Year
Each Club in Coast Circuit
Has Good Portsider
But HHeTS IT. GOOD
OF MODERATION. s

Each club in the Coast
league will be pretty well
fortified with southpaw hurl-
ers this year. Seattle has
Ocean" Schorr. who pitched
a fair brand of ball last year,
and who is expected TO come
thru with better results this
season.
Los Angeles has a good trio
of portsiders in Lefty"
Thomas, "Curley" Brown and
Paul Fittery. This is the
classiest array of portsiders
in the CIRCUIT.
wsnie Mitchell. former biz Lacquer.
will do the left handed hurting for
the Vernon Tigers. and While IL far
from a slpuch.
San Francisco has n good pair IN
Steele aud Jordan Oakland has IN"
fnidnt Gearin. Portland has yet 10
find good man 90 replace Oldham.
who graduated TO IN. big leagues.
Sacramento boasts Walter Malls.
one ~ tho best portslde chuckerN Tn
the league. when be tends to basi'
ueAs
Salt Lake win depend upon Lefty
n.eyer-nx and Nick Cuiiop In this de-
partm~nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
FRANKLIN TO
TANCLE WITH
. LINCOLN MEN

Franklin hiEh Schools cage I'VE
has a fine chance of srncarins Lin.
coins opportunity of tying broadway
for tn. city title today when tho
Quakerr meet tho Raiirpiittcrs In the
Lincoln gym. Tho L.inooin squad IL
but a half strp behind broadway.
and n tho North Enders win today
they viii hay. a chanc. TO tie the
leaders N they beat tho Tigers at
Broadway Friday.
Franklin gave tho Lincoln squad
n bad scare In their FIRST meeting
this season. Lincoln coming on, on
top OF a iti. count at Franklin.
The teams will talk. the floor with
their regular incupH. Lincoln will
start NOLAN and Pickering at for
wards. Hcsketh at center. and Folk
and Savage guards. Franklin will
line up Caccla and seEal at forwards.
Cole a, center and Maxwell and I'll.
liots at guards.
In tho other games OF the day
broadway entertains West Seattle
and Ballard Journeys to Queen Anne.
The home teams should win without
much trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
MCCORMICK
HURTS HAND
IN RING GO

VALLEJO. Cal. Feb, ia doc.
tor today looked into the matter of
boy HcCorrnlek's right hand. via the
Nray.
The hand hung linn in tho second
round OF ioronnd fight. with Ed
Poiroskry yesterday. az Marc Island.
4 bone wRs broken. u was said But
the rod headed light heavyweight
champion Of England went right
ahead and Referee shand gave him
IN. decision.
The second round WAS an ~rci'ing
affair. hoy dropped the sailor with
right cross. p~tro~koy came right
bark md staggered Mccormick until
IL looked bad for the Irishman.
nrcorrnick's clever fcotwork and
ducking probably saved tho fight for
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
CARPENTER AND YANK
BOXERS STAGE Benefit

PARIS. Feb. 24.-Georgcs Carpen-
tier. European heavyweight cham.
pion: jeff Smith, American middle
weight: Frank Brown and X O.
Loughiln. who are here with the
American manager. Al Lippe. are TO
appear in a special exhibition match
here March 10. 10 be given for the
benefit Of Louis De Ponthicu. the
French fcsiherwelght champion.
whose arm was arnputsted recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
CHICAGO CLUB Is
AFTER COLLEGE MAN

The Chicago Cubs are reported 20
have signed Lehigh university
first baseman named Clarence H.
Twombly. In 1918 the 81. Louis
Cardinals were reported 10 have
signed Parker Twombiey. a pitcher
from the Lehigh university. and that
Is all ever heard OF him. Every
year II is the case that the names
OF many rockies are mentioned hut
extremely few succeed In breaking
into the box scoro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
Standing of Prep
Basketball Teams
Funny They Don't
Do This for Jack
Dempsey in u. S.

PARIS. Feb. 3ts--funltcd rr~ssl---
For the prestige he has given hor'
lnr in France and tho help he has
lent In tho progress Of physical
training. Georges Carpenter. French
heavyweight and challenger for the
worlds championship title. has bocn
awarded a grand prize OF 10000
francs by the wrench academy Of
sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
Three Big
Games Are
Lined Up
~" VS.. ~" Tonight; Bi!
Tits at K. OF c. on
Wednesday

Yves Rennie will lead his IN
yersity Community cage five agsi5
the Y. NJ. G. A. In the big ~
league game billed for tonight. The
at will be staged at the ~" and
will get under way a. $50.
The University commuters are stu
very much IN the hunt for the city
title and have been strengthened for
the second half Of the season. Dave
Log. former Washington footbs 4
star and piayfield basketcer. " play.
Ing center. Bell. "A new forward, u
also delivering the goods.
The rest Of the University saua1
lines up with veterans Of the first
half OF the season. Rennie IL play.
Ing guard with Green. and WOOD
cock holds down the other forward
Job
The Y. ". C. A. II slated 10 STAG
with Counts and Allen at forward4
Wood al center and Stock and Re)<
nolds at guards
The 10y" bowed 10 the commufen1
In their first game this season undo
a margin Of three points and the a
soclation men are out for revenu1
tonight.
LIS Turner viii handle tho
whistle.
Three games are on tap at fh<
Knights OF Columbus "wednesday
night. Phoenix Mutuals will tak
on the strong MacDougallsoutf
wick five In the big game at ? p. ~
Neither team has tasted defeat q
this half of the season. First pize>
will be at stake when they tangi4
Piper & Taft VIII swing into -
ton with the knights In anotbfg
important go al ) p. m. The 4p4
diers and Sailors club five mi ~
with the Spaiding crew at p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
u. S. Jury to Open
Dempsey Case Again

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. af.-The
federal grand jury was scheduled 10
reopen its inquiry into the Stacker
charges against Jack Dempsey this
afternoon.
Evidence obtained from the head
OF Dempsey's draft board and from
Spider Kelly. trainer Of boxers.
viii be considered.
chargcs aeaiuFt Dempsey are ri.
vailed IN interest by accuHations
agnin\ his associates that they con.
spired ~ intlmldaie a government
Maxine Dempsey. divorced
wife OF the heavyweight champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
LEO HOUCk ~
In CALIFOkNIA

Leo Houck. actor. former boxer
and ex-sailor. has returned to the
land Of sunshine and lemona. You've
guessed tive mean California Leo
promised us that he would quit fight
ing. But chances are that he will
be back In the squared circle again
soon. Houck didn't fight like the
old Houck on hts recent stay within
our city limits. and he was advised
on every side TO lay aside the padded
gloves. but chances are the return
to California will find Houck sling.
ing mitts again soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

WASHINGTON
TRAP STAR
WINS MEET

BAN FIlANCISCO. Feb. II
Frank Troeh. OF Vancouver. wash.
won the amateur irapshOoting
championship. while Len HawShurst
won tho professional title az the
tournament here.
Hawxhurst won after an exciting
tie with Charlie Spencer. II 81
Louis. while Troeh won only after
"A tie with o. n Ford. Of san Jose.
iawxhurst and Spencer tied nj
1876 broken targets from a possible
200. Spencer was the high general
average man OF the tournament with
a total OF s7s from 700. Hawxhurst
was the only man TO break 100 In a
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
SWISS MAKE PLANS
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

GENEVA. Feb. st.--dTni,cd prosrl
Fourteen national swiss sport fed.
crations have Joined the Swiss com.
mittee for tho Olympic games.
Twelve OF the fcdcrati0us have an.
nounocd their intention o. sending
teams 10 participate in the trials for
the Swiss national team.
The Federal Society OF Cymnasts
will not have representatives at the
Antwerp games. Possibilities among
the Swiss seem bright for a good
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
FARM OUT YOUNG
BASEBALL STAH

Johnny Hazen. Omaha outfieider
1919. and Manske. pitcher. VIII
farmed TO Terrc Haute. Ind. in
Central league. this season Both =
promising youngsters. according
Pa Rourke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
Shade to
Mix With
Champion
Californian Gets Crack at
Coast Honors at Crystal
Pool
ny LEO n. I.ASSEN

Sir William Shade. who usual
u received his mail nj san Fran
cisco. Cal. l. out to convince the
fi~tic brethren ~ this mans
hamlet tonight that the weller
weight crown OF the Pacific
coast would set nicely on his
manly top piece.
King William Wright. how
ever. SCOTS al the idea. Wright
will be very much in ON the les
tisifics. As he has the job Of do
fcruling his hoaors against the
invader.
This shade person can hit. box
and move around like n real
worker. as he proved 20 that por.
ton Of the fight fans who sal
IN on recent smoker where he
polished off Jimmy Storey In biz
leaguc style.
Wright isn't making any prcdie
tuns tonight. as he Is ready for the
gong. and most OF the fans VIII he
strsnging with the champion TO VIII
on the strength OF his showings dur
ing the past month.
4-Wild- Bin Reed. n hnrd-hittinf
California heavyweight. makes his
seattle debut against Willie Keller
local boy. In the -windup. Both
boys pack wallop and the battle
may end with one OF the gladtatofr
decorating the canvas.
Bert Forbes and Eddie Jackson.
local lightweight milicrs. viii renew
their struggle In the third bout
They fought draw last week. with
Forbes getting the wrong end OF the
call. Bert Is cut 90 show the fans
that he really won last week. and
Jackson Is out towel use your
own Judgment.
Soldier Woods. another Wild
man. who has put himself In solid
with the fan fraternity by his will
snxncss 20 mix things. will no on
With I'atsey Cicacco IN the second
bout There win be plenty OF action
In this go IL nothing else.
Bernie Rogers. colorsd hattler,
viii open the show with Rae Serb
ncr. an Anacortrs performer.
The show. which Is being staged
by Austin a Salt. will get under way
NJ $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

PORTLAND. Me. Feb. 7s.--Pal
Moore. OF Memphis. shaded Jack
sharkey. OF New York. In a fast
doubts slx.round bout last night
Altho sharkey fought a terrific bat.
tie. Moore had slight advantage
over him In nearly every round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
SHANNON To BOX
IN TACOMA

Eddie Shannon. coast lightweight
champion. will headline the next
Smoker to be staged in Taeoma- His
opponent has not been picked yet
Shannon Is slated to headline tho
NEXT vetcrans' smoker here with Joe
BENJAMIN. the Spokane boy. soon.
BENJAMIN and Freddie Anderson
box 10 rounds in Portland on
March T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
NEW gRuvOsKY
PRO. ct

Another heavyweight prospect
Is being developed In the South.
''fsevo" kruvosky. brother Of X
o. Kruvosky, Is the new phenom.
He's . big fellow. weighing
around 1876 pounds. He lost his
first fight two months ago and
has won nine straight bouts
since, against the best big fei-
lows around San Francisco.
which isn't such n bum record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

Chile Harley n popular ut Ohio
stat. university. Tho Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity presented him with a sil.
vcr loving cup and Tn. Phi Gamma
Delta recently gave the football star
a diamond ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
SCHUygANN Va
MARSHALL

Heinie schumann. Tacoma
lightweight. win take ON Harry
Masshall. California boxsr. IN .
1eLrosind 70 at Milwaukee. Ore,
Tonight n Schumann wins he
stands In line for some more
good bouts In Oregon. ~ Mar
shall Is rated high in coast box
ing circles.
Earl Baird. local hoy. meets
= boxev named Barron In 10
round semiwiDiup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

Queer are the tnrns n baseball lest
sfrinF Wichita traded caaud Thomas 90
H~sitls for Joe wilhait Tho latter made
= ssnsaiinnAi httfirN record With wichita
ard tho Boston Red Hor bought him FOR
something like fttpe. Suv tho Tied a1t
have shipped him 10 Toledo for nom.
ipal price or nathinr Aad ThornaA Of
whom little was heard last season has
iesi been sold ~ seattle % tho ~ Louis
Cardinals what I'LL b his later fate
~ viii b. the second trip up for Thomas
A. hs had trial vita washinxien In
1917,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
'UNTTY FIVE, BATTLES Y. M. c. A. i'm
'9nHEsss63

A wsx In California suggests THAI
Pitches sammy t~~r Will have In
change his name, since the probibi-
tion law IL against any ussntion Of
such n word. snd th-v. !. even talk
Of scratching u oot of th. distioo-
AIRY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

Summary;
Firs, period f--vaneouv~r. Roberts
from Harris. ss.a 1---va1cHvsr. Harris
from Cook. s.ss. s-vsnoouver. Cook.
..fa
second parted t-vaneouvrr. Harris
from Roberts. t.t9. t--Nsneouvsr. skin
Ber. s.ss. s--yaneouv.r. J. Adams 7'9o.
Third period T--veBeouver. Duncan.
100. Vancouver. skinner. saa -
Vancouver Roberts from J. Adams. o,ss.
io-vIcioria. Kerr from g bouxhiin. SIS.
Ii--yietoria. Patrick from Dunfsrdaie,
AIS. f---yirsor1a. Kerr from MsskInx.
fsgo. i,--victoriA. Heskinx from Kerr.
r.1a. it-vAncouver. Roberts frem Hax-
rls. 1850
PenaItiess First perfo6-Harrss Van
eouy-r. minutes; oatnaan. Victoria (,
minutes. Second perod-Hone- Third
pertod--G~nEe. Victoria. minutes. Cook.
Vancouver. minutes: Skinner. Van
couver. minutes
sabstitutionss FIRST period-vicforfa.
CenEs for Patrick; Patrick for W,
Loughiin. Kerr for Oatman. Vancouver.
Non. second period-victorfs. ostman
for Kerr; Kerr for Oatman. Vancouver,
none. Third perfod--w1ii LouEhiin for
Patrick. Patrick for ocnxs Vancouver,
mona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

Hats Huths knee about which their
have come come disturbing reports e.
absolutely sound. say those close % the
star itufh injured his LETT Knee whii~
playing an eshibition game IN baltimore
IN the fali - 1918 end u Will ~ refneui-
hsred that far uhiia he was on efafehes
ana had 60 rive up hts employment With
the Hrthirhsm steel Company. where he
VS. employed uHasr tho work or fiKht"
order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

When you think ~ adverfis.
Ing. think Of Tho Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

The Oakland Coas, League club has
signed an oufflsiasr named jack Peter
son. who made his reputation as tali
player In the navy With the Nan Diego
fasa Submarines. and later in indspen
dent circles la California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

lnsN FtNWhfAHfNa anu t"hNf ~
dent circles Ia California
10 Han Franrisro recently ne wife ~
walter nsuihar secured divorce aud
custody 81 their baby daughter. The
court awarded her aiimnay u iiis -
month. Ehe ALLEGED neDthsr vas intern -
psfats. and associated with other women.
President Mccarthy. ~ the Pacific
Coast league, has added ollie Anderson
60 his staff Of umpifrs. lie makes tho
third rew member. the others being
Hort Holmes and Ted Nrgraw. my
Fhyis and Jim Toman are among the old
usnplres retained Herman Held and
RALPH Frary ste 90 be Jet 0ui.
Ansthsf war hero passes ou' % ihs
tlg show ehsu the Chicago white Box
release Catcher loo Jenkins Joe vas a
Lieutenant in the army ana saS some
. hard service n France lie l. 0oW sent
, is the HAit Lake club. Of the Pacific
const isagua Nay be prosper vita that
ti1b lie never really had fuii chance
IN the majors. thru one circumstance o.
another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24

W NdafnN and
Taylor -....... Sub. ...... .Gsnxs ard
Kerr
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-25
BARTHROP ORGANIZING =.
 RETAIL DRUG CONCERNS

E. B. Barthrop, we'll known to Alaskans as a former druggist at Nome, and who is now in the same business in Portland. Oregon, is taking the initiative in the forma- tion of the Economy Retail Drug Dealers association. The organlza- tion plans to buy all goods and merchandise from Eastern wholesale druggists and will then distribute them among the various retail drug stores that are members of their association, thus making big say ing.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-25
SANTA MONICA SHELVES
 JAZZ AS ENTERTAINER

SANTA MONICA. Cal. - Santa Monica has decided not to enter tain with jazz music those who seek her beach and its amusement de vices.
 City officials have voted against the maintenance of a jazz orchestra as was done last summer, and have decided that one band, whose pro grams shall contain nothing more eccentric than popular" music shall be financed.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-25

following letter, received by "The Stroller" recently:
 Assistant Secretary Vogelsang of the department of the interior has called our attention to a very di- verting department which you con- tribute to your paper under the heading of "The Stroller" He says you would be a fine man to con- tribute an article on the proceed ings of the Aleut Chamber of Com merce.
 "He also says that you have first class information on the dried sal mon and the poke cherry industries and that you talk Siwash with the best of them.
 "Here in the Eastern wilds we are trying to get out magazine that VIII lflleEeSI Lue UusHlSSS liSii of the country. I am sending you a characteristic copy. "We have, I think, published some mighty good stories on the different main industries in the United States, and I don't want to overlook any opportunity to get real vital ma terial. Also there are all too few people who can inject into an arti- cle the humor and liveliness that you seem to possess.
 "Please think over seriouly the matter of submitting an article. as a starter, to The Nations Business, and let me hear from you frankly as soon as possible"
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-25
PAPER IS
 ON SALE BY THE NEWS

\ shipment of typewriter paper, of the standard American brand, has just been unpacked at The News office. where it is on sale by the box or in any other quantity desired. The sizes include both legal and letter and the weights range from the lightest to heavy.
 The paper was bought right and is being sold at close margin of profit.
 The News also has imprinted en- velopes for sale by the box and by the package sizes, fror- baroni- al to legal, white and colored, and bond and wove.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-25
STROLLER IS URGED
 TO WRITE STORY FOR
 BUSINESS PUBLICATION

The descriptive and humorous power of Stroller Whites long quill
 pen have attracted the attention of
 Merle Thorpe, editor of The Ma tion's Business, magazine pub
 lished by the Chamber of Com
 merce of the United States at Wash
 ington, D. C., and an invitation has
 been extended to Alaska's publicity agent to contribute story for pub lication. # #. The invitation is contained in the