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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

SIOU NFAId.S. Wcdncsda, March "a.
Maior-Gcncral wood maintained rad
of 5000 votes over Frank O. Lowdcn.
Governor of Illinois, in the contest
for Republican presidential indorsc,nent
i'll the Statewide primary. according to
returns from co, Of Lao precincts tab
u!atcd at l o'clock this morning.
Hiram w. Johnson. Senator FROM Call
!fornia. WAS third, c.00o votes behind
Lowdcn. The tabulatiou included re-
ports from nearly every city in the
state Tho vote stood: Wood. 20,2H1:
l-oWdcn, 1928; johnson. 1922.
Enrly returns from 32i out OF 1,ifO
precincts showed wood leading I.owdcn
by .32S votes. ana Johnson closely
pressing the Illinois Governor for. sec
ond place. The returns showed only
scattered votes for rGindcXter, of New
YORK. and James O. Monroe OF May
wood. ifi;. sought democratic indorsc-
mcnt for President;
There were many contests on the Re
publican ballot The only candida e
who had 4 clear cid was Representa- :
tive Royal c. Johnson, OF aberdeen, in
election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
RALLY R|CHMONDERS
ERE CENSUS CLOSES
Proud Position of Capital as First
City of Virginia Is
at Stake.
ONLY A FEW DAYS ARE LEFT
Names Of Every Man. Woman
and Child Should Be Enrolled,
and Do 1t Today.
How You Can Join the
Richmond 100000 Club

Have you discharged yo,rr duty
to Richmond by getting your name
on Uncle Sans census bookt If not.
do it now. This IL the advice OF
Supervisor OF the Census John II.
BocOck.
Taking tho stand that It Is M
much civic duty to be enumerated
an to vote, oIr. Bocock has appealed
to all who were miskcd In tho CEN
nus to come forward and aid in
n"rIIins Richnond's population 10
It's real size.
within few days the taking OF
ccnsuS in HicImond will he over.
There will he no chance to hr num-
ber-d with those who loved their
cit! enough 10 let their names he
identified with IL. Nr. Bororl IL
holding open the records for few
days. The final returns will be
closed before the end of tho month.
All wishing 10 aid their city in
dustrially. politically und In other
ways. are asked ia write or cnil on
the Supervisor Of tho Census in
room iIa, tho pOst-ofiirc building.
N you write, give your name. ad-
dress and the number of PERSONS
you wish TO report for tho census.
Hanks will be mailed to you. All
nh" have not iiilcd i'm individual
slips arc nSkcd 10 register. DO IL
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
LION WOULDN'T FIGHT BULL;
PROMOTER PAYS $500 FINE
MeXicnli Show Not Up to ADVERTISE
mcnt and Mayor Imposes
Penalty.
icy Associated Press !

MENICAII. CAL, March 23.-F'ailin E
TO produce a hgh; bctwcer~a lion and
"A bull after advert !sinE such Il spec
tacIe for the Ncxicali Mexico, bull
ring. the promoter cf tho show was
arrested aud fined $500 hy Mayor I;dr-
:.rdo Hcmos, OF McXicali. for violating
promises to the public"
y lion was obtained from car
nival company but the animal refused
to lie prodded into thc ring to meet
two bull fights failed 10 satisfy l,5op
spectators and the promoters We're ar
rested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
PULLMAN C0MPANY'S BERTH
RATE TO GO UP 20 PER CENT
Interstate Co IN rec Coinmissiou
Grants fermfsSion for Filing OF
Increased Tr1iffic.
~ Asaocin!cd press.l

LRy Associated I'ress.l
WASHINGTON, March 23--Pnrmis-
sion has been granted the Pullman
Company by tho Interstate Commerce
Commission to file tariffs, incrcIsinl.
Uerth rates about approXimately 20
rcr cent. The company is seeking an
increase on standard lower herths 10
minimum Of 81. and on seats to 4 mini
mum OF 80 cents.
Under tho commissions rules pro-
tests may be lodged against the in
crcases within thirty days and hear
ing then VIII bo held. II no protests
are made the commission muy grant
tho Increases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
E1-Kaiscr MIsse, Church.

III. .NSsu''IiF"U FFcSs,I
AMEEoNGEN, HOLLAND. March o.
For the second time. former En-
peror William. of Germany, was de-
privcd OF the customary religious ser
vices at Bentinck Castle Sunday. Be-
cause OF the new restrictions. tho Ger
man minister from Zcist, who usually
prcsides at the services at Bentincil
Castle. was unable 10 enter. NSday
tho former Emperor renewed with
energy his wood saving operations.
sticking at his task for four hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Ex-Crown Prince Hin. His aiba.

N~NVlHtHW Tf'sS.E
THE HAGUE, March 23.--The Pre-
-nicr read Ia Parliament today royal
decree by which the Island of Wierin-
gen is granted TO the former German
Crown Prince as a place OF residence
without prejudice TO future arrange-
ments.' The decree is dated March 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SHIPPING BOARD COAL BIDS
SHOW NO SHORTAGE EXISTS
Prices Range From sG.20 for Bnlti-
more Delivery to S1260 at
Galveston.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Bids
covering bunker coal sufficient for n
period OF six months, received by the
Shipping Board today, ranged in price
from sG.e9 per ton. delivery at Bal
timore to $l2.Go ut Galveston. The
boards requirements were estimated
AT from aOO.o to 100000 tons. a
number OF bids were received cover
ing each delivery port. indicating that
there was no shortage. officials said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
BRYAN STARTS CAMPAIGN
FOR DELEGATES POSITION
VIII Begin Tour Of West iu. His Drive
For Nomination TO Democratic

LINCOLN. NEE. March william
Jennings Rryan VIII open his cam
paign in Nebraska in behalf OF his
candidacy as delegate at large to the
Democratic National Convent ion with
an address ut Elmwood next Friday.
he viii speak in Lincoln Friday night
in Omaha Saturday and leave Monday
for Los Angeles. where he will adj
dress q conference OF Western Govern
orS on Aprii -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
millionaire Bank Messenger.
tBy Universal Service.1

ST. LOUIS. MO. March 2$.--August
\. Busch. although he is heir to the
many millions OF the Eusch brewery,
started work as q bank runner, or
messenger. today. I've got TO do some
thing" said he, Chen asked why he
took the job. Working in Il brewery
now is n lonesome job. ] like tho bank
ing business. but al! know about il
now is how to act as messenger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Chinese Troops Leave siberia.

ny NN@iIIINtNU I'FNNS,I 7FF'5t
PE.klNG, March l1.--'Ths govern q
men; has ordered The withdrawal Of
the chinese troops from siberia yrhist
an accord with the powers relatIvhs Id
Russia and also as tantamount to atirdsS
eating the Chino-Japanese militaFxJ
convention, which provided for tom!i.3n4
action IN case or invasion RcroA4 tksi5
nNcthcrn frontier sls4H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Wife Beater Whipped
With Belt He Used
Try Associated pre.s.I

Is u q \. ohtO. March "a
George Kelley probably knows what
his wife suffered when he heat her
with heavy leather beit.
On order OF Judge Iarder. OF the
Municipal Court, "a court officer to-
day stripped Bcilcy's back Of cloth
ing ana applied series OF luShea
with the huri>Ir end Of the sumo
belt with which tho wife Ind hccn
beaten.
Mrs. Theresa Kelley caused her
huSbands arrest nnd told the court
of the hentiug he had given her
with the belt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
w. M. WILLIAMS NAMED
TO SUCCEED DANIEL ROPER
Senate Confirms Appointment TO Fiji
Vacancy Left by ResiSninS Reve-


WASHINGTON. March 23-The SEN
ate late today confirmed the nominal
tion OF William Martin Williams, Of
Alabama, 10 be collector Of internal
rcvenuc. vice Daniel G. Roper, re
I.-u,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
COAL PRICE CONTROL IS ABANDONED BY &C VERNNNENT
WAR DEPAR TMENT OPENS FIRE ON ADMIRAL SIMS
SPAR7ACANS SURROUND 5000 REGULARS AZ ESSE
Shout Bully for Beaumont
Then Rally for Richmond!

WASHINGTON. March .:,.-ThcSc
Census figures were issued Tonight
ny the Burcnn or the Census, lie
nartfncut Of Commences:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
S425, ,OOOOOO is TOTAL OF
NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL
Passes House Without Roll Gail and Goes to Senate
Carries $104,000,000 for Ship Construction and
Provides for Personnel Increase.

until tho end OF tho year. making ap-
preparation for more than $4,000 un-
necessary.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
FAVORITE DISHES
 OF THE NATIVES
Strange Ways Of Preserving Food for Winter as Pmciced by
 Alaska Tribes

Tae oIoune article written by Christine Bates. a native s.rl for u. Neutosn. Ue hooI paper ol tH. sheldon Jackson ..hooI at sIto. win give aa Insight nto hc habits and customs ol th. Alaskan natives r.rHun. never known h.lore
 rI. people ol Alaska have food very duaut uom tae food thc whit. people u... thoy gather berries.
 a weed. amo and other Alaskan products and store thcm for use m vn..r CUms dh and au Che sen food are u..I fo a sroa. extent also. They ar. prepared u a way thot win n.e.cry. them for use during tne winter months when U Is cold and food can not bo obtained Those ar. some or Che methods used for storing and preserving native Alas kan food
 One oI t.em Is storing meat for Che Wn..r It s done In th.s way Take slice ol meat two Inches thick foot wide. foot and holi 'oas Then get omo sticks about the same 'e1s,a and make them ebou, the size of load pencil. sharpen thc.c sHcke at one end now run them eroavIse through thc meat about i've Inches apart and have stronger stick 70 hold up thIs amom. ol meat Rum thH stronger stick right across Che eo1ier lmgth- r.se oI tl. ma. by bending thc mea. back and forth mu the stick is .lroueh che moa. Then .t ia rclir ,o he roas.oi over a direct lrc Fish may he prepared n Che samo way and aI Nul. of game. such as
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
STURDY PIONEER

Anton lsraoleou. father Of Andrew. L. J.. and Theodore IsrocIson. of Petersburg died on Che morning of July 2ud and was buried i'm Che Petersburg cemetery ou Che fm. Death was caused by old age The funeral services were conducted by b. J Morrison.
 Mr. lsaclson has been a resident or Petersburg since 1911 and is survived by hIs wife two daughters Ayes ons. 2S grandchildren and six great grandchildren He was S0 years of age having been born in Hcmnes. Norway on April 10. 1Sto He omIsrated to America in 1886 and came to Petersburg from M'uno. sota in 1911. He has lived here con. unuousiy since hia arrival Peters burg Report
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
|T" 0T|I
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

.NANN" AaN AA AaANaNtAH A "a'.H
 NH... hereby given trlf Che nrf. described ha.oW embracing EeH. H.rea within Che Iou-ass Na- .0rH. Frr.t Alaska. win he srn- .r.t Y. settlement and entry under che prov. .. tHc homestead laws .- m. United states and Inc H.t oI rur. rr fI"f ..f Sfnf. -H.I. at tr. United states land uHIo0 Ht Ju- r..r N...sr or August 70 1920. An" settler who was lofIH.IF and in r"HI .H claiming any u| sl.l lands for .H.fur.. purposes nI.nr in IHHuH-r '. tH'f. and has uot ahan- InrH| wH has preference right q" r.. homestead cufrf Tor 'He land. H...".. occupied Said lands wore ''.I upon tHr applications Of fH" person. mentioned below. who HHr. preference night subject fn fH. prior right u. any such settler. provided such settler nr applicant Is rrn|H.f fn mako hHma.feai rntr, and I.. preference right exercised f.f. fr. lands W.I he uhI".I Io sef- H.m.Ht and entry br any Uuu.IHeI r.-..u Applications may he HIel twenty .H prior fn Che above 0u-n hr- win mn. ne allowed uurI .He day .t for opening thereof EN- ..r... mon who served during war u.fh Germany win also have H pref. rren.. right 70. en.r. for period Of .N'r.'nr.. days prior tu Che above IH'H rH.H preference. however. 's subject fn tnH superior preference of settlers prior .o January I 1906 and Isfres \ frH.r 0. fN.1f aUros more o- Iass described hv metes and bounds as .nNoNs. beginning Hf Cor n0r Nn T. tH.n.e N 2 w. .U.H chains. fhanH. N iH frI chains. then.. s .N Isnn chains. thence by Beach Mo1uIor Hnrr. w. fNfH rrn.ne. rnr-. S -l w. f59 chains fo r.rr. nI beginning Listed un0n fhc eur. 0ruon ot FreI Her'le kasa1u. Alaska List f.1I1r X tract o' f"f- n.r.- more or Iess described hr mnt.s and bounds as follows. be- ginning Hr Corner Nn. I which .e Enr Service monument. consisting o| enru.. 0u rhe ielf bank of fNr Chuck River. Tree hInrod 0n four sides and a0r.hed FSNHff ou north face. whence l1- spruce bears N w. f1 links distant. marked WnH+f. and a 1n- spruce bears s 6t w. rf links distant. marked w MHtI. Snow capped peak un Che Chuck River bears S Zf F. Stove. pipe on house bears N II' w. thence W. f5.50 chains. thence " I' w. 1ff2 rh1Ins thence " f. -HlN chains. thence s 30
 IH.sN .Ha.ua thence S. w. t.NA chains tn n'H.e o. ber.nu.rE Listed upon tHr application of David VT NH.re WutHam. Alaska. Lisf f. -I.N May m. 1920. D. K. PARROT Acting Assist Commissioner or thO General Land OH|ec
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
GOES TO FATHER

Little Crimie Downos. who has been visiting at Che home of Mr. and drs George Johnson for the past several months. left on Che North western Wednesday morning for Western Alaska, where her father now is.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
VISITING IN JUNEAU

Arthur Rcandoau foreman or Che Chichagof mine. and Mrs Roandcau came lu to Juneau last week Go at- tend Che funeral of Mr. Roandoau'8 nephew Sidney Mcpotroo who met hIs death by accidentally shooting himself Mr. and Mrs Roandeau are former Douglas Island folks. They lcft for their home on Che Am- bassador Wednesday night
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

Joseph Lasauc o tappof and bie game hunters guide. was drowned recently whIc attempting to ucgo- ualc Che Wolfe r.ycr canyon ir a .aroc Tho Wolfe river Is a tr.bu- ury Co Che NamI.n. which empt.cs into Aun lake.
 Tho CuG mine uoa- Valdez s to he electrified X transmission l.nc s to bc run from Che plant that ur- uabcs light and power Go Che city of Valdez lt Is said that Che cost ol operation win b, greatly reduced by thIa means
 According Go he pro e.dont ot Che company J. e Calvin. .hc Bon Alas m Mining Company with claims u.ar WmnreI expects Go bc ahIp- p.re load Hyer ore within hIrly day. \ crow of e0 mon win bo em- n'oyed on ho oompanys property
 Besides muug other sports mclud- Ire boxing matches two bau ramcs wore played at WuneeI as part Of Che Fourth oI July celebration WraurcI dO.ouod Che sailors from Che ub .haser 1af by s.oro of 10 to . and a Lake Bay toam by IS to
 Th. steamer Canadian ou reoont ur down b. Yukon h.t a rock at UWea. and a maI hole was pmch- ad in tte bow ol Che vessel Tho Cane adaH vas b.aoHed and patched mp and nlm proceeded to Dawson on her own steam Th.paonscr wore transferred to thc Ca..a
 Repair work .s under ml hoadvH on Che Richardson highway leading from Vau.t lo thc interior ol Aiaa. ba n said mt Che Vor. .a so- n- ahead v.h swing and chat an Che labor tha. can be occurred H be- in. rl The road va. washed out i'm places and has no. been used
 .uc. last mI
 rr. weather na. hadstaI south. e...u Alaska towns for Fourth ar July Oe'.brauuu. Al Kot.hiHu tHe weather WI. ud to have been m. best over experienced The principal t.m.. ol thc day was Che bah game Cha. WI. won from Prince Bnc by Ho Ke.oh.bar team by a .or. ol n .o
 I'm ne basne match hold a, k.oneau m July 9 between Chc. N.r and Lonn.. Mcintosh Che ro.- .... ear. l. d..aon .o Son m tho fourth round when Mo'nto.hs aoc- mI- hro.. n.e .Ho rue The de- ion u.. uo. at..ae.or .o Ne.ch- H.r un. and ..c amir nearly nearly hr0.. mp m a rol
 A..o.Iue To nr..s reports In che ko.hmr Chronicle jack Su,hn- land orem...r ol ,Ic hIwtu Labor Jmm was rvon coat cf ,W and ua.l.r a. Uydor ou Iu.y 2. 10 was claimed tm He had failed to ao- count for money collected for chur.t- .h.. purpose. n was a.d chat Che ceremony WI. performed by Pioneers u AM.u
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Fifth Street, between Main and Seward Streets. Junoau)

Seward Streets. JunoaW
 Services are held every Sunday at n a. mo. In Che church Of tho Chris liam Science Society of Juneau. on Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard streets The subject for next Sunday win Doe Life"
 Sunday school at t2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8. Malony Block Open daily. except Sundays and holidays. from Go 4:8O D. m. and from 2 to D m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to 8.
 The public is cordially invited Go attend these services and visit the Reading Room
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

The kr'ch.au nrc department has oetoi chat volunteers do not Inter- fere wIrh Che department in Che per- formancc ot thc'r duties at fires.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
WALKER BACK

" IA Walker who resided here several years ago with his family. is back again and may locate on Che Channel Since leaving hero. Mr. Walker and family have been at Kcnuecott and later at Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
COMMON WITCHHAZEL
 FINE FOR SORE EYES

lt is surprising how quickly eye inflammation is helped by common witchhazeL camphor hydrastis. etc., as mixed In Lovoptik eye wash. one elderly lady, who had been troubled many years. was greatly helped in two dayH We guarantee a small bottle of Layoptk to help ANY
 CASE weak. strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE. Guys Drug Store. Cor. 3rd and D St.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

WANTED "A secondhand plano. win pay cash. Address Box 991. Ju- uoau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Job Printing at Che Ncwa office
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Job Printing O, tno Novs oaice.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

For Che best and ueatest Job print Ing. come Co Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Fiu. publication June n. 1920. Last publication Aug. 13. 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Albert WyIc at one tme ros.- master at dIteroi and moro recently assistant to po.tmastcr J. F. Wuder ol kctchiaau. has boon appointed Go succeed Mr. Warder who has taken Che poeaon ot United s.atea come missioner at Kotch.kan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

Smuc rf thu he.' NuI ever
ate-and be-, ~ aii they au
served promptly Youu nnd
them ready for you any tlme
% the day We have fnado
special preparations for th'
Fair Come 90 -. u when
the hungry feeling strike.
you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
NUMEROUS HIGH CLASS
ATTRACTIONS GUARANTEE


~ uupu.H b. o. encourage bets o
m'rt- 600 900, farms. batter r'll ~'a.'..
better W,HuI- Uf cultivation. great .
yields lH1 moore HUi better lt, stn'..
Title ,HiI, exhibition VIII lt win
300 two Iuk- 90 the santa l'p d,puf
Iud thr Roundup grounds within half
70 d,l.u IIU.k- u' go, depot nee uIuit
stem o., viii Do. charged Geo o." 1gl,uh
iuiU IIfu .'ut l1tlic. IUd merchants
,Nniui'I,Us Admission charges VIII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
GIVEN PRIVATE TRIAL

Following private hearing In the,
(iice OF Mrs. Rachael Marshal. police
matron, Friday morning. w. NJ. Howard.
arrested Thursday by Plainclothesn,en
Duggnn and ]. III. Gouldy on charge OF
seduction. WINS bound over to the grand
jury. He arranged bail for his appear
ance in criminal court. He was &C.
cused OF wronging a young woman.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
AT AGE OF IL, YOUTH IS
FRESHMAN AT COLUMBIA
Edward Hardy Cannot Un-
derstand Fuss Made
Over Him.

New York.-(N. y. A.,--rdward
Roche Hardy can't understand why %
nsuch fuss Il being made over him.
N fact he is very modest and un-
assuming over the fact that he h but
u sears old and yet student at Co
iunbia aniversiiy--the youngest stu
dent IN the history Of the Institution.
Il can't understand Why al boys at
my age can't do the same thing" he
says. III they had silent partner
they could"
Edwards silent partner" Ne his
mother 10 whom the short painted
freshman gives credit Tor his wonder
fuI record as q student
Why Hes Ahead.
she has put her llfes efforts into
my education and future. That's why
I'm ahead OF most fellows OF my age"
Young Hardy speaks seven languages
and Intends 10 add Chinese this year,
and, although student extraordinary,
he's regular honest to-goodness boy.
SWIMMING rough- and -tumbles. gym-
T n y s,,., work and football appeal to
Edward comes from a family Of coll
iege graduates. His parents both grad
uated from Boston university. Mrs.
Hardy 10 . graduate physician and a
member OF the New York bar. His
father 10 q professor at New York uni.