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The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
German Delegation to Russia
Back, altogether Disguised
With Bolshiuists, as Loqters
Question of Fear.

in fact they haven't any real con-
ceptions in politics or on the state
Of Spciet,-''
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03

Snday night. the Garrick Players
have played in this production on
numerous occasions.
OF the entire cast, however. the
most unique experience with this
play belongs 20 l.. VI. Bell, the pro-
duccr of the Garrick Players.
The experience occurred nearly
The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
SUMMONS OUT
FOR MOORE BY
FUND PROBERS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
COMMUNITY RECREATION
DRIVE ENDS NEAR GOAL
Campaign Managers, However, EN-
press Themselves as GIstiiicd ut
Interest Taken in Project.

More than $4,000 had been raised
paiEn OF the Community Recreation
Association was brought to close
with luncheon at headquarters, 10
East Main street. This sum is ex-
pocted to DO increased this week. Sew
eral teams failed TO report yesterday
and a number or people and firms. who
have promised to make contributions,
are expected to send In their pledge
cards later.
Officers oil the assoc iation declared
last night that they we're VOL
pleased with the results OF tho drive
while the entire fund was not raj scd.
which VIII result In some curtailmcnt
OF the extensive recreationa program
planned. they asserted that more
limited p..I would permit OF greater
care and. in the end, be productive,
perhaps. OF even greater results.
rtbutors yesterday we-c more
numerous than on any other day Of
the cninpaign, the whirlw!nd drive
launched early in the day producing
gratifying results. ~ the luncheon
j. Scott Parrish. cha irman OF the
campaign. thanked the workers for
their assistance and declared that
the results of their endeGvors would
make iichmoId much better city
In whlch 10 i've. e. r.. CABOT, prrsi-
dent of the association. made n short
talk. thanked the workers for their
help and declared that the campaign
had demonstrated the real need for
recreational work in the city.
Tho most satisfying thing that has
ocme out of the drive" he declared.
rs the support OF the people who
viii be directly benefited by the as
socia,ion's program this year. The
largest portion Of the money was con-
iributed b? them. showing their
great interest in tho work. This
alone assures our work SUCCESS,
for where there is as much interest
in any undertaking an there has
been shown in this campaign, it must
produce beneficial results"
After the meeting OF workers and
team captains. directors of the as
ISOLATION held n meeting and adopted
resolutions of appreciation TO various
agencies for their assistance in the
drive. These included Mr.. Parrish,
Cahrlca l.. Weaver. Scout executive;
General Omar Bundy. Lieutenant
Thomas 6. Tructncr and the Camp
Lee band, four-minutc speakers.
young women who distributed litc:a-
ture on the street cars. tho thcaters.
the four local newspapers and several
commercial establishments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
ST. MIH|EL VICTORY WAS
BIG SURPRISE TO ALLIES
haker, In Speech at Ruegcr's. Says
Fersi,in2 Took City Despite
Advice of British STUFF.

:, W,,ipins cut OF the st, Mihial
salient by The American army. net
ing for the FIRST time rs an Individual
ptshcd after General Pershing had
turned deaf eur to the earnest plea
OF 'he British chief OF staH not to
undertake IL. Secretary of war New
ton ID. Baker declared last night In
amuress az the Founders Day han
rrrh.ernity, at kueYers Hotel.
nine american general was told
lar ana become cntangled in unfore-
seen difficulties or hiH drive would
~ . 'aiiure. ending In disaster from
wninh his army would scarcely re-
ane*d with the plans he had mapped
ous. recovered a portion Of occupIel
France that had been In the handH
OF Iho enemy for four years. and
nnsrtnncd In. allied armies with his
brilliant victory.
Wh!le in France. Secretary Baker
n@d as bis aid 4 direct descendant
a2na nj The French officer was In 81,
Mih!el ana vas nsed hy the Germans
as telephone exchange. Secretary
baker and his aid found In the ruins
hahdsome picture OF tho marquis,
winch was presented TO the Sccrc-
,ary. and which he now has in hls
ohlce as one of his ?r!Eed ppHse ssions.
has now accepted ihe American doc-
trire or political freedom, and urged
The fraternity men TO keep American
thought on the level. as tho best an.
tidote for the worlds his.
Tho Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
was founded on May /, 1888. Secre-
tary l'aker vas president OF tho ma
tional organization for eight years.
section Includes tho chapters of
tho Cnivers!ty Of Virginia. WashinE-
ton and Lee University Of which
Secretary Baker is AN alumnus. and
Richmond College.
j. Il. Durford. OF the Richmond Col
.cgc CHAPTER. prosecuted last night TO
TINS chapter large silver loving
cup AZ memorial 20 It's four mem
ners who died in war service. Each
year the member of the chapter who
m kcH the highest scholastic uyer.
age viii have his name inscribed on
one side OF tno cup.
Secretary Bnltor left Richmond last
night on i special train for Washing
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

hnnonnestncn, OF the following Inter
n;n.Ioh1. money order post ticss In Viz
Elhi., Decorating cNoctivs yesterday wus
made hy Postmaster Hay r. Ihotntnn:
Euib'ria nd. JcErtcB K.ilc Lacrosse
fustburH ami Somerset.
Rev; W. ". Weeks. who recently ac-
Crp.rd tns call OF Grace. Street baptist
Chufcn. Viii deliver HIS il-st sermon a.
i !, ~ o'clock morning service on "a
iseSt!atoD and COulfnisS!pn.' and at
A:l6 O'Clock ON witnessing fur Chris,
tuesday, night an ins;aiis ton service VIII
90 NED Rev. Henry a. uriesqtucr OF
Bsiti'nre who has been acting pastor of
trace Street Baptist Church held hIs
iaTeWcii service at The prayer meeting
wednesday night leaving later Tor his
ThSr. VIII 10 nm impttant mroting Of
IN business Wonen's Club mex, Friday
evening Al h:E o'c'nck in the andf-
toriunt OF tho Young Women, ch.iI.!an
Association. This IL the annual meet
per served.
rh" W. o; W. boosters will hold tho
hrns OF series 81 meetings with Hickory
Camp No on TusB6ay night. All menu
lGrs nt the order kre requested TO be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
London and Berlin al the time Of the
beginning OF the great war.

London and Berlin at the time of the
beginning OF the great war.
II is exceedingly diiiicuit to see
where The league o.. nations comes
IN IN connection with the Turkish
treaty. The offer Of the Armenian
mandate was made upon in,possiblc
ter!ns. an, Il would have been i'm
posS!D!c TO accept ~ upon any terms
NOW Il VIII be necessary to appoint
"a Briiish official az chairman OF tho
committee. which. in accordance with
me suppression Of the French rights
70 protect holy places and religious
congregations. will be intrusted with
4 task s.rnilar in dealing with re-
iEious affairs In Palcst!nc.
In theory, If not la practice. the
h t1s I,,n Of the eihnoiogical rel.e-
der direct Turkish rule Will not "x-
iend 20 any regions under British.
French. Creek or Italian Influence.
Postwar Trnde in Turkey.
:. With regard to the rules OF the
nersniiits covenant, excluding dis
., r,Id between the powers in
very hard 70 decide whether, 4. nut
20 inS test, they gould prevail against
existing material interests in which
sa!cguarded II they are succcssfulIy
small
In p6s,.wari Turkey. the number of
be much smaller. probably than was
the c9se III pre.war Turkey. Then
ccompe;t'on- was general and rather
aercc at times. -
Briia:n now does not admit the
right of any capital other than her
own 10 participate I'm the railways
OF Mesoputamia. and Italy objects 10
even the smallest share Of owner
ship n railways located within her
economic zone. The East Taurus
Range and all Anntolial. railways
viii be under one single manage
mcnt. but the political interests CON
cerned Will be carefully safegunrded
Ny elaborate arrangements.
II the scheme Of the reorganization
OF turkey az embossed in the Tur-
kiSh treaty were TO be carried out to
me letter. certain equilibrium OF
iiTitiSh. French and Italian interests
In the East would be established, but
unfortunately each mower will fulfu
us appointed task in Turkey, accord
ing 10 the IDEAS and ideals OF mill
tary men. Here will arise difficulties
because neither Mohammc.ian popu-
lntions nor the Turkish pcoplr will
resign themselves TO acceptance OF
the theory that laws made outside can
De superior TO their own.
In consequence, IL is safe IN gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
BIG TURKISH PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED BY PERTlNAX

CONTINUED From First Pagc)
the great achievement OF the Sa,,
Reno conference unquestionahly was
most important and more success
fully realized than at one time seemed
probable. The collective enuncia;ior
OF the allies that military force will
be resorted 10 IL II seemed to them
necessary In order that tho terms OF
the Versailles treaty may be certain
OF fulflment by, the government or
the defeated ns,ion Is that sort Of
warning which It is hoped may
make such u demonstration unneccs-
cary.
No Flight Left In Germans.
Despite many and c!rcumstan,tal
rumors TO the contrary II is no, re-
garhcd as u reasonable belief that any
considerable portion OF the German
people or any, cons derable number of
German politicians hsye any appetite
for battle left IN them. The future
stretches dull and unatt.activc before
the German mind in consequence.
since the enforcement OF the Yer
saiiies treaty unQucstionably Will re-
quire many. many years. II Is clear
that tho practical application of the
Idea according to which Turkish re-
lationships with other nations ware
managed before and during the be-
ginning OF the last century and up
TO the eve OF war WAS seriously
threatened by the scheme OF German
domination.
But while tho international regime
Had many impcrfeciions, failing as il
did, for example. ~ --o~--, the fire.
'duently recurring and terrible mas
sacres in Armenia, which from time
TO time made all except the Turks
gasp with cold horror, nevertheless
1t Is believed here among the best In :
formed that II might have been i'm :
proved so as to avoid mos, OF the
dihlculties md impossibilities of the
old regime while at the same time
giving freer scope to peaceful compe ;
tition among all the powers IN tho
Turkish theater Of not ne ssa RI !
bitter rivalry. - ~
Treaty History Repeats Itxeif.
at the time that the Turkish treaty
is made pnblic The tripurtite agree
ment, to which the signatories are
France, Great Britain and Italy, will
be published. In this each of these
three great powers pledges itself not
TO seek economic concess ions or other
advantages in zones which have been
allocated ia the economic cxpansion
OF either one or both OF the other two
powers. 1t Is interesting to note that
those arc the very words which were
used In the treaty of 1907, which par
titioned Persia between Great Britain
and Russia. They are also practically
identical with the words written into
the proposed treaty concerning the
development or Portuguese colonies
which was under discussion between
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

mat the treaty will be carried out
In parts; Those which are OF con.
honor:i. sometimes fully: while In
okhtr INSTANCES tho observance will
DC largely Il matter OF chance.
90 not say this In al spirit OF re-
proach. because ! know and France
Knows us well as any man or nnv
hatlon that what IL everyhoJys bus
mess ~ likely TO BIZ nobody's. and
.Eht ,herr is hardly any alternative
tte hitin'.:iance or the Turkish en-
pre-, wnich was in every sense AN i'm
ross'D!Nty because Of Ang To- saxon
popular feJuynance to the iJe, Rut
the rapid fail into oblivion or pr.s
ideht W.sun's great scheme Of an
internatitnal government for Tur.
KEY iall due wholly 10 its In
hunDtabiilty to tacts--is interesting
and worthy Of real study.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
SAY MODERN DLUEBEARD
us ARCHCR|M|NAL OF ERA
:. California Man. Has Confessed to
= Murder of -Four Wives; DISPOSE
49, ton Of Others Is Mystery
: SOLD AS SLAVES IS BBLlEIF
Telegram to the Sheriff Leads to
tho Opinion That WntS0n's Vie
tins May BE Even Now Confined
aus Prisoners In Mexico.

Watson. bluebeard OF modern times.
- ahn confessed ar slayer OF four wives
murderer Of many other women and
the arch criminal Of the age.
This was the statement Of District
confession or Watson.
When this mans story Is com,
aais aont dGs"@e tho %ss,rist as'o!n icy
h sia,v has E'xsa only d p1r.i nn 81 his
horror and many OF the crimes. either
because OF his Weakened condition or
ing details AT this time"
Watson Is charged thus far with
making way with nine women. four
@hs, Ia as Snd Wiz h o.heI .r
seeking TO aoiye. " ~
That some Of the women, he married
and who, nov are on the irnlsAing list,
may have met fate worse than death
slavery Tin Mexico-was suggested
iSday ny f MYSTERIOUS teiegran SEN,
Welsh. Of Salem, Oregon:
This telegram stated that local
sherinaEnow ARE working .-on 81 Tin"
that watson took somc OF his wives.
into Mexico and there eola them as
slaves. sheriff Cline refusch to xive
out any details Of the Tip" or OF ms
investigation. bnt stated that the teis-
gram Spoke for Itself"
4 new wife has hcen admitted by
Watson. but all he knew Of her idcn.
tity was that che was "a Mrs. Watts
lie married her. he said. in Winnipeg.
and the same day gave her money
10 go to Western Canada. He never
heard of her afterward he cIaims
II was not considered as set
back TO the officers that they were
unable in their search OF Borego
Valley to find tho body OF Nina Lee
Deloncy, the woman Watson married
In San francisco. and says he killed
Mt Signal HilI. near Long Beach. Cal
District Attorney woolw!ne has
asked the county hospital physicians
TO examine into Watsons sanity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
PITTSBURGH SHOWS GAIN
Smoky City pdkyra1-s >1Inlf- Million
Mark, Willie Joplin, DO, shows
%; Per Cent DeGT4ase.

I VASE ISGToN. MAY SI.--The re-
port issued by tho Ce,iskE Bureau to-
day gives the fol owing figures:
Union City. Tenn. -4,Il2. Increase.
%. or 0.5 per cent.
cednrtown. Ga. l.o5s. increase. SOC,
Balnbridse, Ga, 4.7o2. increase. SIS,
Terrc Haute, Ind. e5.sl4, increase,
49,. or 1873 per cent,
joplin, Mo. 1856, decrease, 2.21S,
or 6.9 per cent.
Pi,tsbursh, Pa. 5ss.lsa. increase.
5i.2SS. or TO- per cent.
Connellsv!lie, Pu., 13.s04; increase
A!amcds: Cal, assoc; Increase
5.423. or 23.2 per cent
North Platte, Neb., 1896: increase
5.673. or llS.i per cent.
Clifton. y. j.. oG,iT0: increase H.
COL, or l23.0 per cent.
Wilson. y. C.. 1868; increase a.9sd,
or $50 per cent
Marion. y. G.. 1891: increase &c.
or SIS per cent.
Lumber Bridge. y. c., 2O2; increase
81. o: ga per cent.
Partition. y. e.. 3S2; increase lG3, or
7i.i per cent.
ST. Pauls. y. c.. 1.li7: increase 72S,
or 1897 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
BUDGET BILL PASSES
Henonurc Putting Government FL
nances n-BusinesH Basis Vow
Goes to Conference.

WASHINGTON. May l.--Senator
McCormick's bill to establish ma
tlnnal budget was paused today by
the Senate and now goes to confer
cnce.
Under the Senate plan the budget
bureau would be under the super
vision of the Secretary of tho Treas
ury. while the bill recently pAsse Il
b the House places It. directly under
the President. Both measures re
Iuire the President to submit a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER
OF SENATOR PHIPPS
Representative Clark. of Florida,
Announces the Engagement OF
Ills DuuEhtcr.
WASuINETNN MAJ l

WASH1EGTON May 1.-The en-
gagcment OF Miss Dorothy Chandler
rhipps. daughter OF Senator Phipps.
OF Colorado. TO Dan II. Garrett, OF
Augusta. ia, was announced today
by Senator Phipps
Representative Clark. Of Florida,
toda: announced the marriage OF his
daughte!. Harriet. to John N. Muir
rell. Of Okecchohcc, Fla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
sou1hrrn D,a.o,. to Mc,,.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May THE
fall meeting Of bishops or the south
crn Methodist Church will ne held in
birmingham. December lG, according
to plans made NJ their meeting here
this aftcrnooR. The assignment o.,
bishops Viii probably he made at the
Monday session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
PoIndc1tcr Out or Orcxon Rac.

states Senator Poindextrr. Of WASH
ington. will withdraw his name from
The Oregon primary ballot as a can
didatc for the Republican presIdcn-
tial nomination. according to word
received here today from J. c. Herbs
man %; Portland, POindcXter's cam
pn!En manager IN OREGON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

present AZ well as Ali es-:nemb-rs SIX
"ihecrs OF the head camp viii b. present
8, n.r. j., j.; WISnr,; nas,or OF i.aiSh
PhIilthea Class of Union Station Metn-
odlst Episcopal Church this morning at
10 O'Clock In the phIlataCa ella Brpp.na at
Twenty-fourth and Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Do you know any
body who ever sold a
piece of Broad Street
property who didn'ttre-
greet it in less than! so.
days, or who doesn't
regret it now? But5the
buyers never regret.
Auction sale of@lWest.
Broad Street property
On Tuesday, May 4, at.
5 P. M. Sale conducted
by Atlantic Coast Real
ty Co.-Adv. Ia t.'. =, i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

q. - "a. 's.hps.',.uie ............... 6S
NaAi,uh temperature To l.. a.. by
>. =. -, . t Neihl'eIhtuES ~ T.. A.... o.
>,,I,',,I t,s Scn'"fuiS ........ 81
Hphihi ,.nibtstIu.v Tor ,n.s uutr %
ry,,ss uaS .................
I,,..,,' IN =. ~ ai",tn .............. /:
''"Sc JANUARY ........,. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Where Southcrners win Eyid /!
Excellent Aecommodattons.F
AT LEADING W w
NEW YORK CITY HOTETS
Hotel Marie Antoinetts.;

Hotel Marie Antoinetts.;
Rooms. with bath. So PEI daEa
HOTEL ANSONIA 15d 81; and
Rooms with bath, IS per dsSl1na yp.
ote sSS re eonn' M,sb sas,
pennsylvapis, 4. Y. Central. Lnnha.
wanna and Erie alta tons
HOTEL BRETON HALL
iH sath to seth ST., oiatssss,
tel; subway at door: room. priyais ,bs,h,
- per day up for one or two pstfyns'
HOTEL SEYMOUR Ssh ss.asssr
class areproof hotel In the tssS, fttsn9f
CITY; rooms $a.se per day up@ardE
HOTEL MONTERE fAi;inn:,h
brrsdwar and 9+th a.: new hfaprpot
hott!; very reasonable rates. ,Ee,,
HOTEL CHELSEA sssig
G!eof; SEQ rooms: 100 is,ss HI ssasiSsr
HOTEL FLANDERS,h
1919 to LAT W. 47th st., Just on isrr,ad-t
,issi s iS,sseI;s: sssfs room fs.ie
Broadway Central Hotel ~. .fssss .t
Park; only hotel In heart Of MssoIssaI.
cti,, Tn,, Sab 1000 guests: hotSaWlth
, Uo.ninIt WITHOUT sxtrayRgnnce; rooYnsfI
ap: rneosnitsd son,hetntss' hasssas.
Elite Hotel Red Swan Inn
32o Riverside Dr.. Warwick ~
cor. 1oIth ST. All between ~ L..
claboratply fur. Monn.a; no.
ntshed rooms. Fri Boar Modnfa,nn!u
phone. elevator. swim >.
Special rates to southernsfiSc.
GRANLIDEN HOTEL, LAKE. suna.
Golf, Tennis Boatine. canSt
New York Once. Hotai San Rafas,,
$3.50 West 18th SElJ-Et'
j. THOMAS RUSSELL. f.foBsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
,Inns nccdu Rennrdch.

April was a banner month in the
number OF deeds recorded in the
Chancery Court. the total reaching
1.271.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
The Weather
forecast; Virginia

fUrrtlI5t. NNEIHfH
Fair = u n Il u y:
Monday increasing
cluu,linrss: pro,,abIy
ruin west Dnrtion.
ana By night In east
portion.
-.o.i.. Carolina
fa,s yufi,ilJ. ...n-
uaJ Iair. eA..pt i.tiI
"a. S-tieIiic Nent por-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Local Rainfall
Rainfall II

, ..nisn ~ hours uituIns A.. .>oue
:. ...shty since Starch ......... Ia
LAScaa sane. Jhn..ry ....... lZI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

D"'FINhtIohh NJ +. 81. YesterIluy
" ihp direction, nuitnnpkl ,..tnu
's'''''. - weather at a. o.. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

budget 10 Congross each .1egS and
,,'9s. many limitations SfSMaal-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
BANK CLEARINGS SHOW
BIG INCREASE FOR WEEK
CicarinE-IiouEe Reports su.0,. osS n
Guin over Corresponding Period
I.iiSf

Bank clcarings last week again
showed large increas. over the
clearlnss for the corresponding week
~ 1918. according to the weekly
statement OF the Richmond Gearing.
The figures for the geek. the state,
mrnt shows, are s53.iS6.70T.Iy. as
compared with :i7.i4l.7ig.i5. the
eisa rings Tor the corresponding week
Although the incrrase noted Ly
comparison o! these figures in sG02i.-
sSS.Ol, the clcurin:s ihis week show
rarcd with the cicarings or the GU.
Tor the week ending on April "a
Following In the weekly statement
Of the Richmond Federal Reserve
Bank. showing the status of the in
stitution at the close OF business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation -. SloI6i4GoO
Total amount OF bills dis
counted and houEh, for
the week ending April
nc, 30. 1920: 7stSs.ooo
m IN Der depositary
banks ............ 3,7lo,QSU
Contingent liability on
bills rediscountcd or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Federal reserve notes out
- st?nding Sl3O.5O3 OoD
Federal reserve notes held
by bank ............... 5.s5e.cpu
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-01-31
LOCAL NEWS

On the evening of the 25ih the Arctic Brotherhood gave fare we'll party in honor of the Laur- le Brothers and their families, on the eve of their departure for their new home in CorGova. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed and refreshments serv, by the ladies. The singing of Auld Lang Syne" closed the evening as neither Sam nor Jack would make speech.
 ChiSana mail arrived Thurs day, mail carriers report se- were trip.
 If you would know how much wood a team can haul, just step around to the Golden.
 CIldS. hay SpcnC -l1SU WedneS day Ill town, returning to the Bonanza that evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Redovan were McCaarthy visitors this week.
 V. Dzaeboff was in town thursday.
 Oscar Hansen spent few days in this week and left for Nizlna yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Reed left here this week to locate in Cor dova
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-01-31

Joe Mcclellan and Bill Maher then started for Mccarthy with Brown and Campbell, making record time on the way down.
 Just exactly how seriously the boys have been injured cannot be ascertained for day or so, but it s feared Campbell may lose foot and Brown some fingers and toes.
 Had relief cabins been erected on each side of the glaciers all suffering could have been prev. ented.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-01-31

American army aviators Lieut. enant E. F Davis, G. k. Grimes carrying military dispatches, were forced to land in MexlcO old have been beld by the auth critics.