davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-26
or DAuGHTER.

Messages of congratulation are be-
nG sent to Mr., and Mrs. Ira Scott OF
la Crosse, Washington. upon the birth
,f daughter who arrived last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott formerly resided
at Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-26
NAME "BAYER" MEANS
ASPIRIN IS GENUINE
Get relief without fear as
told in 'Bayer package"

"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
"Baycr Cross just like your check
must have your signature.
Always look for the ''Bayer Cross
Then you are getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen years.
In the HBayer' Packages are safe
and proper directions for ColdsaeHead.
ache, Toothache. Earache, Neuritis,
Joint Pains, and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes OF twelve tablets
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark Of Bayer Manufac-
ture Of Observation-Disclosures Of Salicy-
licaCid
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18
Bank Note Alarms
80, 80 Bfazilians

Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 15.-The ex-
hioition off, o. ten dollar United States
bank note with the words First Ma
.tional Bank of Brazil showing prom
inently on 1t has Just led to a discus
sian In the Chamber Of Deputies here
as to the wisdom OF having Brazi&aY.
.national currency printed, In the. Unit.
ed States, as is now done. - ~.
! The note was issued by a national
bank Of Brazil, Indiana, but some Of
the deputies evidently were not aware
that such o. city existed. > 4. ~
1T appeara that we are colony"
observed one, deputy. \
NO that is, not possible" explain
ed Deputy Nerrag. I'VE have some
OF our treasury notes printed by an
American concern and probably there
has been an exchange Of plates" ..+.
Another deputy described the case
as one of "unnamable gravity"
5 Deputy Frontin remarked that as
the word Brazil on the note was
spelled with q W" 1t was one more
reason why the. 43rasilian people
should write their name of their own
country correctly by spelling it with
an "S" to avoid confusion.
Some time ago the minister Of
finance issued an order that all nat
tonal currency printed in this country
should have the name spelled BRA
Sill which ne declared was correct. ,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18
Sumter Scouts
Challenge Columbia
Contest in +Scoutcraft in No
vember

Troop Of local Boy Scouts have
challenged the Columbia Scouts to 4
tournament In Scoutcraft. The Column
bia lads have accepted the challenge
and the contest will probably be pull
ed off in Columbia November 10 and
20. Contest with be held in Scoutcraft,
athletics, military, and troop COM
petition. The local scouts are busy
getting ready for the contest under the
leadership Of Scontmaster Levi and
they are determined to win for the
Gamecock City. '" o..
The State OF Sunday had an article
from the Columbia SCOUTS saying that
they would take the Sumter Scouts
up and then take them down but they
must not be too sure of what 1t takes
to win. the local lads say they have.
The Scouts have been busy lately
building bird houses to be placed in
the city park. Sammy Hardy, Bland
ms Upshur and Lorraine Dwyer have
Submitted houses tn Mr.. Levi and it
is thought there, will be a good many
bird lights out at the park to decide
who shah live in them. Scoutmaster
Levi hopes that all the scouts will
make houses so there will be no house
shortage for the birds and they will
not have to. advertise IN The Item. for
rooms Troop will hold its regular
meeting in the scout room "Wednesday
evening at 7:30 and all members are
expaeted TO ba present q" -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18
Home Demonstration Exhibition a
H., Success.

The programme for the home
emonstratiOn was carried out most
successfully on Wednesday afternoon.
The audience was not large but very
appreciative. The exhibition was all
that could be expected. Those pres
ent were the good people from the
rural districts, a few from the city.
Too much az srectation cannot be
given Miss Caro- Tr1fucRJ the county
Home Demonstration for the. whites.
Mr.. L. /. Reardon, Mr., Strauss and
Mr.. Goldberg for the interest they
manifested In being present, making
splendid talks and giving prizes. They
certainly showed their interest. Miss
TruL2k is thoroughly Interested in
the whites and blacks. She, knows her
work well and expresses herself in a
way that only a real true hearted Wo-
man can, Through. tile effort Of these
friends photo Of the exhibit was
made, and the pictures are to be had
at a very low price. Sixteen of those
present paid the price for the pic
lures. The first prize for having con-
SERVED the largest quantity was award
cd Mrs. Aroona Tilla who canned
preserved, jellied and made soups Of
$50 quares. The second. prize was
awarded Mrs. Annie Jones for the
greatest variety, about IL kinds. She
conserved l12 quarts. A, third prize
was given Mrs. Elizabeth Nathaniels,
who was absent on account Of being
sick, for canning 14e quarts. A prize
was given Miss Elizabeth Brogdon for
helping on the club work in her dis
trict. The only one Of the girl mem
befs who won prize was Jessie
Washington the only one who kept up,
her 1-10' acre. She raised about IL
bushels OF tomatoes at a cost Of $3.50.
Sold $3.50 worth, cleared $17.dG.
\ We sincerely thank the pastor anG
members Of Clinton A. NJ. e. Zion
church who so eheerfully gave us the
fuse OF the church and all others for
the interest they manifested in MAX
ing this first home demonstration a
complete success. ..-
|: The NATIONAL Bank of Sumter gave
$40 for prizest and MIR. Goldberg gave
two pins to the value Of $40.
..ft l.. BRAGG ANTHONY,
County Supervisor and Assistant
Home Demonstrates. ..r
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

Toxic, Sept. 16.--Semi- official ad-
vices reaching here say concrete plans
for bolshevizing the world have been
perfected in Moscow and agents will
soon be detailed to- America, Japan,
China and Asia for the campaign.
Agents are said to be actively engag-
ed in France now. .r
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

New York, Sept. 16.-William How
ard Taft has volunteered his services
to the Republican national commit
tee and will devote two weeks to cam
paigning for Harding, it was announc.
ed today. :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

Enroute With Cox, Sept. 16.-Cox
closed the second week of his western
swing with five addresses in Nevada
today. Governor Boyle and Senator
Henderson Joined tire. candidate at
Elko. Governor Cox speaks tonight
in Reno. E . ..... ...'a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

chie1Go. oept 1a.-->A hrass hand Of
afty Dteces accompanied Babe Ruth.
The. npne ran kine. to the American
lc4opo park Uheee New York and Chi
4oo onaAS eDteFaA Into the critical
L~AnA oDrteo. The hand was frorn
-. AoAayp ipdustriai school. Baltimore.
where Roih spent sevsral ysarA
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

Rome, Sept. 15.-Preparations for
recruiting an italian soviet army are
proceeding in Milan, Rome, Turin,
Naples and other cities according to!
the newspaper Epoca which prints
statements from the superior officer OF
the Italian army.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

y Warsaw, Sep. 16-Isoviet forces con-
centrated for an attack in the direc-
ton of Lemberg were defeated. re-
ports here say. Polish operations on
the upper Bug river have been COM
pletely successful
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

The, boxes and official returns from
Rafting SCreek and Salem clubs not
having been received by the commit
tee, the returns from the other clubs
were tabulated and declared as above,
G. M. Hurst, having received a major
ity Of the vote vast was declared the
nominee for sheriff, and M. A. Wilder,
having received majority OF the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

votes cast, was declared the nominee
for magistrate in the Third district of
Sumter county. The ommission of
the returns from Rafting Creek ana
Salem clubs did not affect the result,
as the nominee for sheriff received q
majority without the vote cast in these
boxes, and these clubs did not vote
for MAGISTRATE. ....
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-18

--------- ~
tcil Takes Action
: cOhditions
~..,-,,'
COMPLETE
hlp CAT REUNloN

|'-||N ~~N4Sn y~otoEQ'y Oh Vice
~ uQlurnbia ard the propo-
- fsotkbitah q segregated dis
went ulimfntrinw for the time
Gnief Richardson was given
- 20 enforae The vice laws
ll4 rqnnd to be appointed by the
ohd coiAmittse rom the dele
,oA that appeared befofe council
1fidn1 wAs Increased from three
9iohbla. sept. 15.--About CON-
~ - the entertainment program
~ WadcAts, renni0n. and Il con-
q - = sncctssieD of social events
1ycA surely leave nothing 10 be de-
= bv way OF expressing Columbia's
Ll&Iity and OF giving the former
Z o,,rp something to do from the
4tl9 HheS enAsr 'she town until they
ooD1mbia. Uspt ft--Ths state
M1nv eDahAioM Will niece In
1Nlol4f mopthIy session at its ofaeea
M b,ofGlEa a nsasS iof work y
- ~ q tko ecaAmlssissers ava they
W oeeStOhi tAe greater.
n~M tlfAe 0aN tett e Y 49,
DossnI aeIsoAtbons- are expected 70
o)1 1peof - tke lhtsrsse of Sau'Uas coun-
" tfeDostA { IN aadision u this the
~ ulRN1lsn win consider me taking
ef ~ tfinany rAiles ~ froaAs from the
oscnt>S fOr stAte nsainAenAnce.
$50 80 <)-.-S-~~ ss lt-
Colpnbin. Nspt. is.---CoA andrew
In,fD, JrL coenmandSr ot'the Thirty-
nlata scoaxt artillery brigade at Camp
4ecptDh. has issuea q warning TO all
4p,l1oAN -, the iinmeAiate vicinlty -of,
tho 6aiqn 20 heWnfs oG,how they pa
mas tttp1d the ertiisesy. range A
NV dNyo 80 s0tse efvIltans were mo-
ta,oa ettlt range tnst asa thsse inch
o1.oD m uuikS cIoz1. "a them. Dan
n'P nttices are pssssd on the range.
oggit,Ao ere pm etit ana on several
plcAn,on6 wheN hfine started notices
have Appeared n the pagers anom.
'cial,N DuA u seems inAp0ssible. to eover
ne whole territory ana Wand<rers Of
IN ecnne Within tAe range Of the
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
LAND WHALING

"Baum Joe" NcGm who startled Che whaling world two years ago by beginning whaling operations on land. is having a good season thH ycar accordne to word brought south by Che Admiral Watson ou her last u.p acordne to Che Seattle Times The Watson brought two carloads Of whale ol and halt Q care load of whale skin from "Bc.uea Joes' unique whaling plant
 "Hc win send another shipment to Seattle on our mex, yoyoec." said purer c. H Bach or Che Watson
 "Bo.uca Joe" Ia said to be Che only land wbaIcr In Che world. Ho oD- crates at Che mouth of Che Bcuea river. Cook Inlet. where noo Is a g0-loo, udc Tho r.vor Ia named for Che Bcuea or white whaIc. 70 don.- zou Of Che dcon chat runs from 10 to a0 feet .u loenth.
 As a means of catching whales In commercial numbers "BeIuea Ioe' stretches a uot said Co be l000 yards long across Che month Of Che BcIura rIvor The lower side Of Che net Is anchored to Che bottom Along Che upper side runs 8 hose. extcud- ing from shore Co shore When Che tide is coming n. Mr. McCm ms hc hose with water and this sinks tho upper sldc or tbruot SO tbat Che whales arc able to swim into Che r.ver When Che tide s m Mr. McGm pumps afr into Che hose and
 hs brings Che top Of Che met to Che
 surface. trapping Che whales Aa Che tide cbbs, large numbers Of tho whales are loft stranded on Che Belurao river Hats.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
A 1UDICRoUs INCIDENT

A ludicrous Incident happened sunday afternoon at One Indian come otcry about half mile northwest of Whuchorse. says Che WhItehore Star
 Tho wife of Johnny Joe. an Inc diam. had died Friday morning iu the Whtohoro General hospital oi tu- borwlosa The funeral was ar- ranged for Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock Tho remains Of Che de- ceaacd had been put m Q oastot taken Co Che cemetery and placed be- side Che open grave. preparatory to being lowered Go tbcfr finu resting p.acc Tho husband and about D dozen other tribal mourucr wore gathered around Che colm Co pay thor last respects to the departed
 Suddenly Che hum oi Che propoIor of Che leading a.rplane in Che Now Yort-to-Nome aero flight was heard and Che chief mourucr yelling to thc others "Comc ou. she's an riEht'
 started on run for Che aviation fold at Che top Of Che hn. haf milo distant Che other mournor ralue ou, behind ot Che fastest gait ,bcy were capable ol attaining
 Alter thc planes had landed and thc excitement had subs.ded. Che burial services were gone through with.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

lost oG thcso vessels during Che aoa- son.
 The es schooner Omo 'nroutc to Bethel. on One Kuskotwlm rIvor went aground at Che mouth Of Che Kuskokwlm August IS and sent thc SOS cal to Che unoiga which le0 lac unco for Che scene Upon arriving on Ho.emcIs.cr Bmks Ono Unalgo roc so.vod a radio announcing Che vessel had been noated
 On tho homoward trip Mr. Caslor arrived at Uualasbo from Bristol Bay August 20. and lett on Che 2Sth for home. calling at Akuan. King Cove. Unca. Ch.u.k Kodiak sow- ard .and Laiouchc. visiting an camps and cannorles Prom am official
 standpoint Mr. Casior reports cone diuons better thIs year than for morly. with less nhor troubles. He reports that Che canucries win finally have Co abolish Chinese contract labor os Che class Of help obtained from thIs source Is entirely mmts- factory The natives are ln good shape for Che winter, free from epic dem.cs .aud with bomuml supplies on hand Capt. Brockwoy and Che oG.ccu on board tho uuolga ron- dered great service to the marshals o1.cc which was highly appreciated.
 -NnII.L Mnnr
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Tor Che best and neatost Job print- .ne. como Co Che Nows office
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Recently telegram was eaut from Dawson to Edmonton ayiug Another teacher not wanted" Upon its receipt it read. Another teacher wanted A Miss Burroughs wa. sent Che long d's'aue. to uI Che up- posed vacancy u tae school only to fnl. upon her arrival -t Dawson taat the positions wore an miel She wont back aea.r immediately and some one win have a bis bin Of ox- pensc to pay.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
COLONEL BROOKS
 TALKS ON ALASKA
Continued from page D

lConuuuod from page D Increased road appropriations, inc y@urauon of Alaska oros partiou- laHy copper by bureau of mucs moro aids to navigation; opproprIa- uons for a thorough investigation Of water power resources, development ol pulp mdus,-y and tho coal and oil fields
 Secretary Payne gave his mQuali- God support to tho recommendations of Che committee and thon aid. "Go ahead and do it" col Brooks ex- pamcd chat he had declined Che
 ocrcaya request chat be take up Che work
 Referring to Secretary payua 1y- mr trip to Alaska. Che speaker said One one of Che principal things loarn- cd by Che aocretary was Che vast dis- uuccs which cx.at m Che North. He returned to Washington with fcei- me hat Alaska was vast cmp.re and not a dot ou the map "obout thc slc of Che state ot Konas as school roouaph.os would indicate
 Tho speaker tbcn spoke oi Che dif- faculties which had occurred at Wosh- neton in securing legislation be- cause of 1uarrcls between tho various
 sections of Alaska Ho pointed out hat !. was necessary that coch aoc- ,iou work for tho benefit of the whole territory In th.s connection ho praised Che spirit Of thc people Of Kc.chitau Kc,chikm has greater variety of resources chan most places i'm One North. he said. and as a result realizes that an sections must pull together in order Co erow and that Che growth of one section means
 growth for ou
 Col Brooks spoke at length on the fact that he was not a "eovorumeut ofIcel bu. a government omploye." and therefore could not apcak for che administration.
 Oliver c Ba.s.ou opened h.s ro- marks with rcglcw Of the history ot Ono bureau of mines It was organized abou. I0 years ago. The first bureau was established at Pitts burg where it made Reputation for good work Consequently other
 auous wore quickly claimed for other nars of Che country They wore established but with usul- GcIou. appropriations
 In IaIG a bureau was established at Fairbanks. but it has not accom- n.hoI much owing Go Che vm u s getting down to business now.
 A station Was established at seot- ue primarily for experimental work in c'ccro-cbami.H motaimey Co find ways and means for Che uu.zo- uou of the vast water power re- sources of Che coast for reduction This work was also stopped by che war. and Is just getting under way again
 The speaker chen spoke of Che cost of Che development of water power He pointed out chat che greatest cost Of maintenance was connected with overhead charges
 Some of Che "drams' of the hu- roau woro outlined Tho poakcr to.d of hc possibilities Of treating iron orc uIph.tos and aluminium bearing orc. He said hat some Of hs "drums" would come true In a few yo.r
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
sCHECE SERVICES
Fiuh Street. between Main and Seward Streets, Jmoau)

lFiffh Street. between Main and
 Seward Streets, JmoaW
 Services arc hold every Sunday at n a. m. m Ono church or tho Chris uun Science Society Of Juneau. on Flfh Street between Main and sow- ard streets The subject for next Sunday win be "Unrcality"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S;15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room g.. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to l:3O D. m. and from 2 to .9 D m. Wednesday evenings. Co 8.
 The public ls cordially invited to attend these services and visit tho Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

Fuv-fye pupils arc now enrolled iu Che Kcub.km HIrb School
 Tho Aun Inn s Co bo enlarged Co takc carc or Che growing tourist traffic
 Whrchor. now has D captured German cannon a. a souvenir of Che Iate war;
 Ton sack. ot potatoes were raised at Valdez on Q patch Of ground sozo .ee,
 Ia J. Morrison. city clerk at Pete e-ahur-. has resigned and tae job is now onca to applicants
 Tho Es team Go put on tbe big initiation ceremonies win be at Kr.n.nn oa October %.
 40 least O dozen houses orc Co bc erected n, wacker One new suburb ot N.,.b.san. p Che sp-us.
 Two alleged irus adi...s J E. Bishop and Earl Knapp were TO- oeurs picked mp at Ne.chIhaH
 valet r.oa for Che Armenian relief fund was raised iu few hour. TH. sum raised was f2fo.
 Tho UuI.ons Bay company regeut- lr ..uI a scout into southern Yukon -1 look for u s.,e for a trading post
 A movement has bcon started to orranre a .ad'e. auxiliary ot Che Keehkan Post ot che American Legion.
 Rcd -n Hehr have been inc stalled at No....kaa so m officer .rr b. .r.. promptly In ease ot trouble
 The Quru Creek Gold Mining Company l. -o install a power plant r.ar Che r.bheu roalhouse ne2t summer
 Tn. orphans ot Armenia were e.s.r t-r- as thc result of a drive at Petersburg ar tac Scar East Re- uef Fund
 Jack Ur.... n U-.'e 0se-rclroId Tarrrr. boy. rec.uur had his les broken whom hc was run over by Q Petersburg auto
 K-m.s %. s.aruay arc abou, to establish n branch J.vc'ry a,orc at Ne..hsar r win bc u Che s-ed- man uo-e tu.ln.e
 K L ser.-- or retcrbwe a planning nm e-...rr a two or th-oa- story brick and frame building a. t.a. r'... next spring
 "A short umc ago thc Canadian Fisherman contained very nice picture .. .rrr.. Rupert from One harhnr m. n.o.r. was really ono O. N.rasar borrowed .or One o..1..or
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Frank Cottor former newspaper man Of Alaska and owner Of mems furnishing goods store at Seward. has gone to Australia. Mr. Cotter. who wrote under Che pen namc of Prank O'Cottor win have Che man arcmcnt Of tho Universal Film EX- change in Australia
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Tho steamer Alaska Captain Gus NorI win enter Che service between sau Francisco and Portland on No- ramh.r ' and remain on Che run un- m March Tho vcsaei win be uu- der charter to Che Portland and Sam Francisco Steamship Company
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Winnie Groom. who claims Co be am honest hard-vorkiue man. Is asking am apology from Chief of po- .cc l.ndr.okson ot ketch.hau be- cause taat oo.c.ai told him to "mo,e ou" when he reached that pia.o from Ryder The chief claims he had re- ee.yed a ietre from Hyier stating chat Groom had been h.uouckcioi ort oi town. Groom sags he wasn't and wants am apology for Che ud.E- uIty bcapei upon him.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United State. Land Ol.cc
 Juneau. Alaska
August f 1920

AN.N.. .'H A.a". NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN chat Peter A. Anderson of Douglas A'as- ta. has mod notice of his intention .o ubmi, final tHrco year proof in support Of his homestead entry serIoI OIGs2. for land embraced in U S. Forest Survey No. 40. Dsur IOeU Huatcl in Lat 5S' l3 50" N.. Long 1gf. 17' 40" VI. Mag Var. 8ia 2G F. on Douglas Island. west shore Of Gastuoau Channel unsur- voyod land AIaata. and moro partic- uuly described.
 Commencing at Cor No. 1
 whence UsLM No. % bears s. S1 2G aUe ". I05.47 chs. thence N 19s ta' E. 9.55 chs to Cor No. 9. M C.. on limo of
 ordinary high tide. Gasuno3u Channel thence mo1ndoring said channel CD S. 50' t5' E. 400 chs lel s. 40s 00' D.. 16.OO chs. Cs) S. S2' 45' Es 2.G7 chs. to Cor N0. 8. W C., on said channel thence s 3s 1H ", I1O5 chs. to Cor Mo- { thence N t2 50 VT, 2613 chs to Cor Mo- !. Che place or bce.n- ming. containing 2fft acres.
 Final proof win be submitted bee fore tho Register ol tbe U. s. Land Ou.cc at Juneau. Alaska. on Che 11th day or December 1920. by mid Anderson and two of Che following witnesses Banlart Cwvcroct Mi- chael Hui.on. Andrew Martin and John Davidson ol Of Douglas Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register First publication 5ont @. 1920. Tor Che best and ncatosr Job print me ccmo Co Che Nowa office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Wm. cam. near being n race riot occurred at Ketch.Eau % short umc ago when natives and Flpmos mixed It was claimed chat a FiI- p.no had us1'.ei a native girl and she told her father and brother md they wont on Che war path Knives flashed for rime. but no damage was done with Che exception ol one sIen. knife wound
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Mining and milling operations at thc Kaaan Gold Company a, Hollis near KctchIkan. are due to s,ar, early ihis month A min building has been erected for some time. but tho operation has bcou held mp pond- ing the construction Of @ 1.000-ioot power Hume
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Max A. Faust formerly in charge of Che signal corps oGico at Vai- doz. hos received a commission In tho regular army as captain Capt. Faust had Q commission during the war. but was denoted and has since taken am examination that again raised him Go Che rank Of cape taiu
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

It was a two-r'ngcd circus ot Cor dova recently when Dan Sutherland and John Rusigard both appeared on one platform and addressed Che voters on Che questions Of the day and In favor Of their candidacy for Che olicos ot delegate and attorney general