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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

1854 - Frock for School or Play. Cut in
1 sizes: 4, 6, 8 and 10 years. Size q will
require 212 yards of SO inch material. Price
10 cents.
1892 - Misses. Dress. Cut in 3 sizes 16.
49, and 20 years. Size is will require Il
yards Of 30 inch material. Skirt measures
about liz yard at its lower edge. Price Zoe.
1850 Child's Dress. Cut in 4 sizes 4,
6. 8 and 10 years. An s year size will re-
quire 37s yards of 81 inch material. Pricg
10 cents.
Play or Work Uniform for Boys.
Cut in 5 sizes 4, 8, <. 10 and II years.
Size 10 will require 4 yards of 80 inch ma
terial. Price 10 cents.
2S7S Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes SO, 80, 40, AZ. a., As and AS inches
bust measure. Size IS will require 6 yards
OF SO inch material. Width of dress at
lower edge is about 2A yards. Price 1Oc.
1903 Pattern for Rejoicing Stockings.
Cut in 3 sizes s, 0 and 10 inches. Price
10 cents.
1894 - Ladies' Combination Garment. Cut
in 4 sizes: Small, 1924 Medium. 36-3S
Large. 1912; and Extra Large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size Medium REQUIRES ga
yards of SO inch material, with * ward for
the ruffe. Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

$3.50 - Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes 6,
s, 10 and /. years. Size 10 requires ITS
yards of 81 inch material, with yard for
bolcro. Price 10 cents.
Ia Ladies' Dress. Cut in q sizes F.:
"a. 80. IS. 40. A. and ~ inches bust
measure. 1t will require rs yards of IS
inch material for "A medium size. The width
Of skirt at lower edge is about rs yard.
Price 10 cents.
2s9O-2444- Ladies' Costume. Waist $500
cut in ! sizes "a, 36. IS, 40, A., Al and
as inches bust measure. Skirt 2444 cut In
I sizes -. "A, %. IS, 80, 81 and "a inches
waist measure. For a medium size this
dress will require S yards OF double width
material. Tho skirt measures lA yards at
the foot. TWO separate patterns. 10 Gents
q EACH pattern.
3142-A Pretty Frock. Cut in 3 sizes !:
- IA and l6 years. Size 16 will require
AZ wards of material ~ inches wide. Price
10 cents.
as63 ~ Ladies' Apron. Cut in 4 sizes !:
small. 1924 Medium. 36-3S Large, 40-42 F;
and Extra Large. 44-46 inches bust measure.
4 Medium size requires 5s yards of 80 inch
material. Width at lower edge, is about
-, yards. Price 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Sspa0 iaa mco Din &atarrb?
Nnifer DIT pirfeliA SinOrimA?

be pl itrar i9ieu ioretomnne inbtil 2laria9en
er %fieriet.
S. S. S. er ct mobpirfenbe Ntiboel til Sorz
%oriuelie al De bite imaa Satarrblpirer, Der /
millionpis beiGn9er bit Blob. st s~r,lnoi9t
6urius meb bette Miobel pil renie % lutre
bit Blob o9 ilerne be Spsbomsipirer, iom
bepirfer aatarrb.
6or irie SG9eraab ifriu til Gbiei Me6icol
%9tbpiier, 101 Srpift laboratory, atlanta,
@eoroia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Splbt aolic. (Sabooef).

Gn Sop @reofrummcr britnc5 o.
ibIanoc3 en- Sop iinbaffet Srctalg, ,
Spiicifcer flnbaffet Tcrliae, ct ri,
lpet 9G0, > Spiicifeer lmeltct Smpr.
Ell Sbeife pltlpcriierct Sdlpie (Sogc)
90 Iiot Solt og Yebcr. Nof Melf
tilirttc9, ino Wiosien CT paste los,
og 0erpoo iploc5 oct / SSiifcn Iout
ines ionrmcn citcrpnn. 6iifcn itcac3
/ Hugcropncn % orpppca ofte mco
Ii0t fogcnoC Gull0 og Smor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
&rGft or iffc arpclia.

Hcgjerin9enS SelieraaO, II. 2.
Tliblic SeaItb Serpicc, mcoocIer of
HrPft life lGlgere fan bctragtes ionl
Ell arpellg Spgoonl. Otter c1t Hpffe
anltlleoc lln~oerisgelier / 1omilier
buor 10 eQcr Here WeoIemmer bar
feoe AZ &rpit bar Heiultatct, at Spg.
oonlnen bperten er imitiom .eaer
gaar | Nrp til 9arllcne. Gcnnc Meo.
eelelIc pil uocn Spil ppre al Itor
@lGoe % ScttelIe for mange, Der bar
9aaet | ltaoig Srpgt for at bli altare.
bet az SDgoommen, foroi ANDRE Meo.
ler1Iler az 0cres 6amilie bar beu
cller bar bapt ocll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Saint al Wanneo Sbrimp".

I'll ca &anoe Gpfer (SbrinpaJ
ta9e3 lamme 6orbolo finbaffct Gel.
lert, IRE baarofo9te gGg, Tom ogiaa
er baffet INT og Ell aop hotfeOe gteo.
oeflerner. Otter at Hpterne er ia.
get no al aanoen moa De lees 600.
oper 1aa life nogle Stpffer Sfal i'll
ger meo. Gac g~eitanooele blanocs
oerpaa goot iommen meo en- @affcl,
'aa DC life gaar iitptter, ocrpaa lGg-
ge9 Solatcn uooper SaIatblooc %
Waponnolle hapes ppcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Sat % ira ot9 Sproitnin9sr %
auore neutrality-suspicious.
linocr.

S5porfor? Simpeltben iorbl on fife bar taeet
aor'agen til aatarrb i Setra9tntu9, buorueo
al bin sebanoling er 9aaet ieila9ti9 &etnin9.
Stern 2lariasen til be %op'toppsnbe 9lniomlins
ger, Der ptrter tuGlenoe / oine guitrer, og
Cnoet uIl natnrli9t iorlpinbe for itebie. Men
iioen 6orltieI bpor mango lotale Anuenbelier
Oh bar bul9t Tor miolertioi9 al iorbripe benz,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Stegtc Niters,

Is Slnocn al ct Stcgcino lrgge5
Ct tDlot Gag fine 9roofrlmmcr. Ter,
ODER lpgges &~alpoelen al 2iterierna
og Salt, Yeber, liot "Wtltitatblom-
me" (atace) orpaie$ opcr % bite
|r1lad SLATER Snpr lGggca ru1ot.
Ceroper not ct tpnot Sag @roofrum.
nlcr nteo Sner iblanot. Sna ct gag
EiterS mco Salt o.I.p. oper og pao
1oppen liot iiniteot terret 9reo iolIl
Pr irert llot imcItet Smer. Set itc-
gea til Eiteriernc err goot element
itcgte, onltrcut 90 Winlltcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Ill.
ara Spbruclicu al Eragircbcns l$n.
rngraf , til 1888.

THNIu' - III 1000.
: Scbruar 1879 o'icutlig9ioroe.
ell Graftat, ser iorcgapea at pGrt
offattct mcllcm NroIitu "a Gitcrrll
Den lite Sftober 1878, oq huori d
10 Mogtcr aioroe europa bcfIcno,
meO, at Graaircoeu3 &citemmeiirl
nm NoroileSpiq bereitcr uor at oni>
iom life eriitercn0c. &uqcu ipurqtC
mn TnnntorfS clcr Nor0ile@pla2
Mcnina. Nfco glrtifIcna lloilcttclic
broit after CT @oab for 0c oonifc
Scnocrinocr. Cen cnocIiQc %e@
ning al set noroiIc@uiqifc SporQa
mnal bIep pna I'M itltot no oca
nui6ic Trcntio.
@eo 3roftatcu al lite Cttobcr
1878 mc1ltc Yrelicn at hare uoiIcttet
Scqrcbct 9~toroiIc2pia Al Den moOcr
ne Stntsrct, hoor oct hopbe f. glura
&ppb. 90 iioeu Ga bar Del al al
Naqt itrrbt citcr at uoiIcttc Noro
ilcepiQ3 al octS rationale Gicuoom
m~eIigbeoer fable irrIiac Stilin8,
for at ifoiic Oct uorOilc@ui8ifc
SpergSmnaI belt no al &crocn. Gen
rationale llnoertrnffciic bar 0trior /
Oct iioitc (iunr uUrct pol0ionuncrc
enc nogcuiinoc fgr, Dbooeramaalct
or blepct trpuqt tilbalc paa ollie On
rdoocr, % &c 0onitc lluocriaattcr@
Stiliug blcpct uonitelIgcrc, mems
tnlrigc MISUNDERSTANDING %
% Eolltirorbuo hor in0'truutet ocn
pcriorIiac Trtbeo og ajort Euaua@
herrcoemnct fe~lCliaCre. lluQ0om
men hor moottet unherfoitt ll1 Den
lanqporiQe baoroc Y}illturtIenciIc
% De al De lta0Igc HtuimlnQcr paa-
isrtc tore Sfutter bar maattet uorc
Oea unher Ell itcrf ]etouOnlIif (jIbu
aeguna. Dicu alt Jolt hnr ocn Dan
tie expeditions Sitting 0oq i~narcrc
iorbcorct emo iorrin9ct iig | DC ii0ite
ii Mar.
StiuinQcr rnr bIcpct ct ouocll
Ger par MT lloiigt til en- lungparia
9iatlonaIitct2famp lmoCr TrCmco
hcrrc0emmct, til ci Stamp, Der ulloc
Qjplbe Grjitenieu iom Eel al oct
nnuifc 6oIf % frupc al Den MtoO
itarlo@froit, So]uocrIoocruc par Iltolo
Ill al nhuiflc. hni2 ncn itltl0c fpre4
nlco Nclo. : Telclicn hcrai cr oct,
at Scr refer ita en- ltcrt NeuulcIic
mo0 l~tIaoonm1Cn$ llbpnnoring, forit
/ oe inoliAc Nmtcr, lcncrc oaiun lpn
gerc moro poo. CQ iu0cn laa @lar crI
Sen ioa aoot iom ophort oucr belle
Mor0iIe&olg mco lluOtagclic al Ma
hcr2Icp 2}eilcromt, hpor ocu ierit cr
itnrict / De ii0itc Hor. Ntcu BET ioI
Der irem0cIc9 mango tIluQt at talc
Elftclhucu pnu, "a life 'aa rlnItcr |
hpcrt Mar ill Nmcritu, cittr at Sc cr
iaauc til SoIout. Som SolOatcr I
iprcoc5 Sruocrinocruc / @oruiioucr
puer helc Oct lrorc &lac for I%cttcrr
al pnGoirfca ! init 9tcmU1 ! Of ire
Tnr, @arnilonatioCu purcr. Mitu paa
ion llnota9eIicr urr fonmcr DC al
fer hicm ira Elcuc'tcu, nuuitr SiuO /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
buffet % Kicffenet.
Saroinc Salat.

Solatblaoe lpgges uooucr Caller.
.e1erne og , Soroeaer (Saroinesy
l99geS paa bper. Stinoct nloo isrir
tlaaes al Saroelerne. Saa blanocr
man lonlnlen Ell Spiieifc iinbotfei
Se9, eli Spiicife iinbaffct baorofogt
seg, Ell balu Spiicifc iinhoffct GIT.
cunlbcr EicfIcS % nogle aapers
CGapcra). Gcttc imsrca no opcr
Soroelernc % "6rend Grc3ilng"
Ierpere5 til Solotrn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09


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geo '''eo ii 'uo ,o'a, % lV'l'i'' 1T
a. >u''oc' '''cl loof & lola'eo'
o''oyo "''' "~"''oLlu'' Io8' "'y" nt"'l
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lam, ~. u,,n,rf,r Rorhoi,nhono i,
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ncr rr6f,narrr o,ni inn, ,rcnrIa6c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

Faa Soppen bar man Dc itampcoa
Eotcter % imerer liof SIsbe eue.
lmeltet Snlpr ouer. Gen iteges til
ben er goot giennemite9t og 9aser.
opnen maa life pGre for porm % bcn
ieruereS / tSabet, iom ben err itegt /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Sbcpbcrbs Eie.

% Stopper fogt oppilet SiIf, -
Spiieifeer Scot. Ell Spiieife Del, Ct.
halp Sbeifc Solt, II Sbeife Tebcr,
Ell &op aieofraft, : Stopper ltanla
peoe &oteter. 6iifen, iom ct piaet
rigtig tint, bape5 op / ct Stegeiab.
Soucen InpcS al Scot, Mel, aieo.
frat % Ell SiIiGtning al Salt 90
9<ebcr % ocnue bellies pper Silfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
GobTlb Balls meo Eitcrs.

Gooiiib lGgees ibleo Staten oper
og piles oerpaa i'm ON WorgencIt.
I'll 10 &opper Implicit Stif taaer
nan to Stopper parnle itampeoc go
teter % rercr bette goot Innlmcn. 5
Oct roreS Il Sop rig Wtelt, liot inlel-
tet Smer % noget Ecbrr, Soa for
mes oct Iom inloa ilaOe &a9er og /
W{ioten al buer bar man Ell Titer3
og foloer lau 8agcn opcr, iaa Otter
len blir oGtfet al GooiiibmlaSien pau
bcage Siber. Sa9arnc rules oerpaa
/ seg og iteot Sroo % ite9es BRINE
/ meget togen0e Snuult.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

Ser gipes ingen ~iitrcrc Tengeonbrins
gelle for Stoeu enb al fisbe norife eIIer
oanlte aroner o9 Iabe Dem itda paa
Hcntc / Santeu inotll aurieu gaur up.
Sor ~fnloitrnbige CpIpsningcr ifriu til
8irser Sslano & Co., 115 60. Seurborn
CT, ShlcaQp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

tuifc Sprog / 1871 u6trnffelia TN
i~nofprtca lonn llnoerDi9ningaQielt
itauO, gjoroc Den me glnoroninl
1toIcn n%tratnlltilt, D.. D. !. Den lif ii
llnocrptsningsiprog. Ter par ifft
lrnQcr iom i 1871 GaIc ON "oc paa
airI0cnhca 9tntiolalltct % MooerS
mail, % NcitemmcIIen ON, al rem
inf SfoIcInrog finn frmoc inoiorcS
uua observation-disclosures 2nifc
baD0c iaaci 0cH farntteriltiifc or
uheloDarolcn0c Silisielie: men fan
ogion ~paabuoc@ al Gucrprpliocnter
pao 9icgierinIcna Inoragenoe"
Saffct barre ocnuc @eitenlmcIlc hal
IpifW Qiort tore Sremifribt iioer
oa. 5 0cu moliqite Gel al Bomber
og Nubcnroa Amtcr cr Der inbieri
rent init SfolcIprog / mango Sogne,
% / GIcnaborg Amt bleb Ytooera.
moaIct baulpit ira Den iibite 6olfe.
itolc / 1887. SEQ Sioen al bar man
uco MiUlp al Reqieringsanor0nin.
ger, iom iur iterite Ielen er bolot
bcmmcllgc Tor @eioIfningcn, trrnat
Oct DANTE Sprog me oq mcr tilbo.
&c ouerolt Gsrit gIorbca QirIoenoc,
at De f. Iimcr9 llnocrpianino / 5nit
ON llQCU Tom Snitru.ttlullcu al 1873
poubp0, lfll0c pprc rene Sproqti
mcr, no opcr bulltc natlirli0pl2 lin
ocrpianuuqcn / oc pi0tigitc IuQ iont
Nlitoric, @coqrnil Hotllrlurc og SO
ncorcQnina ifltloe mcooclca paa Iplf.
Gcrpco upnaacoc3, al Der fln blco 6
$ inner ulcntIlg tilopcr8 Tor I'm
o%crul9ning / Woocr@munlet, o. al
Dem a%uncnotc@ ) elmer til Hcligona-
nnocruianlnQen. Sfte tllfrco9 me0
octtc McillItat uoitcbtc Negieriugeu
uCN 9tntaur@ti0 1883 Ell m Nnoro-
ming, lonl bar trpligt oct 0an'tc
Sproa hclt no al Sfolcn nnur man
mrotoQcr Ct Bar 9imcra Hcligiou9
mNcrpi@niua, Eao inmume 9io bar
ole %rrerc faact ltrpngt NoaIua ON
finn at tale Gnif til Nernere. Dc
Spuocrjpocr man mi ien0e
line Smaubern / Ell Sfole, bui2 pig
tlailc SpQuuc cr bIcuct oen, at pen
De Nerucnc5 Sicrtcr ira Sorulorenc
% 0crc3 ira &arncnc". Vtan9e Ste
Ser or Scr lat Ge0er cllcr an0cn
Strai ior at tale Gauif / Sfolcn %
life faa Stcocr cr bcmlc &eitemmeI
ic oaiao u0ploct I'll SegcpIo0iell.
SfoIebpgcrnc iremItiucr Senoeripl-
LAMBS &iitoric pua Ell tcnocltie3 og
iorpanltet Waaoe, % man leger
ltbarmbiertigt mco Soltet2 heulgltc
,Sglclicr. ! 1881 blcu Der / Sfplcr-
ne ilOiort Ell I'M Saugbog, ser bar
orcuct oct ploeIt / Iaa &cniccnoc. Zen
i~nochoIot oc0 Si0cu al Suiternc5
1coite GUorelau0a % Scier2langc,
ocn gamle Cpror2ioug ira 1918 %
mango otore, Der ulanttt iaare alle
Wirnb % &pulocr opbt. SoHl
ltaI blot biolutte5 ct &er2, Ell
nj De ieuAcrIn0ife Sfpler3 eucrltc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Sugt "GuS" lneo 9Gggciancc.

6lltell fogea paa Dalllig GI5. Sall-
cen laDea paa l~olgcnoe MaaOc: Gn
Spilelfe Snter lmlelteS, irere3 ell
Spiielfc 0tel % lppoea meo en- Sop
fogenbe Melt, liot cfter liot, % Der
paa irerea II Sbeife Salt og "a Che
tic hpiO 8eber. Settc rpre3 til set
CT inf og iennt 90 oerpaa ltuar Be-
OF imaalltrrer / tire 0tilllter uoen
at rorc3 /. Wtan bar oa TO baarb-
fogte sGg /, iom CT haffet int og
ligc ier man LITTER @rpocn al Sto-
pen har man en- Sheife Gitronlait /
og Ell Spiieite iinhottet Terliae.
Sullcen moa enoelig life foge eitec
at man bar haut Gltroniaiten / oa
nlon mna paste pua at alt &nnbet CT
hPl0et ar 6lIfcn, ier man bGloer
Saltcell ouer Ocr, cQcr5 pil Sallcel
blipc uasien o9 ulnta9elig.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18
r.nana. Alaska's Interior Fuel Depo,
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In Probate Court, Nenana Precinct,
 Division Four, Alaska. In the Matter of the Estate of Ed
 Harbers, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that the undersigned has been duly appointed Admins trator of the above entitled estate by the above named Court and has duly qualified as such administrator; and that all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice to the said Administrator at the Mess Building, A. E. Commission, Nenana. Alaska, which said place is hereby designated as the place for the trans action of business of said estate. . Dated at Nenana, Alaska, this Sd day of June, 1920.
 JESSE BROWN,
 Administrator. CECIL H, CLEGG,
 Attorney for Administrator. i First publication, June 4, 1920. Last publication, July ?. 1920.
 Day of publication, Friday.
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power, with the result that those who are free to do civilian work command wages comparable to those paid in this country.
 The present wave of immigration originates in about the same coun- tries as before the war, with the exception of Germany and Austria Hungary. Italy furnishes by far the greatest number. These are largely unskilled laborers who find their way into the big cities all over the country, where they go into the big industries and mines.
 Only in the case of one country is the outgoing population greater than that coming in. This is Poland, whose nationals besiege the Polish consulate daily in great numbers, seeking passports. About 5000 of these passports were issued last month, and nearly as many in each of the months preceding since the first of the year They are going back, it is generally believed, be- cause of homesickness and anxiety over the welfare of relatives in the war zones.
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IMMIGRANTS ARE DEMANDING MORE
 ATTRACTIVE JOBS

NEW YORK.-Though the tide of immigration has begun to flow again into the United States from Europe so that incoming ships have their lower decks crowded with homeseek- CTS from other lands, there is little prospect that relief is in sight for the American housewife who has been promising herself cook or maid-of -all-service to be recruited from the newcomers At least, that is the opinion of Superintendent P. A. Baker of the United States inn migration station on Ellis island.
 Immigration has been increasing l by leaps and bounds" MT. Baker said, "and it is hopeful sign that the aliens arriving in this port dur ing the last few weeks have eX- iceeded the number going back to their native lands by many thou sands. Last week six times as many came in as qualified to leave the country.
 People who think the servant girl problem is going to be solved soon will be disappointed if they are depending on the women immi- grants from Ireland and the Scan- dinavian countries. Plenty of them are arriving on every boat. but they turn up their noses at the thought of menial labor. They have their minds set on getting work ir the better factories, principally those manufacturing luxuries such as can ldy and women's finery. They want to get into places where employe: are we'll treated and into localitie: where housing facilities are best SC that they can live on the scale jus tifed by the high wages paid them If employers want to attract these classes of women immigrants the! had better look to the reputation of their factories for pleasant work ing conditions"
 MT. Baker secuted the idea tha prohibition was one reason why i'm migration was not gaining more rap idly. He said the foreigners wer, coming in at about one-third tn, rate of the year immediately pre- ceding the European war. The prin cipal reason why more were no coming was that the men are UT gently needed in their own coun tries, some of which, notably Poland are supporting huge armies whicl iuse up a large part of their ma
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18
NOTICE OF WIDOWS AWARD.

In the Probate Court, Territory of Alaska, Fourth Judicial Division. Nenana Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Ralph Waechter. Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Hazel Waechter, Administrative of the above named Estate, has filed an application for Widows Allowance and Award, including the domicile Of the said deceased; that said estate be closed and said administrative be discharged. The hearing of said application has been fixed by the Probate Court for ? o'clock p. m. on the 22d day of July 1920. at the Commissioners Court Room, Ne mana, Alaska, and all persons inter ested in said estate are hereby noti- fled then and there to appear and show cause, if any there be, why said application should not be grant ed. HAZEL WAECHTER,
 Administrative. First publication, June 4, 1920.
 Last publication, June 25, 1920.
 Day of publication, Friday.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18
TYPEWRITER PAPER IS
 ON SALE BY THE NEWS

A 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 Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18
the lightest to heavy.

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-all sizes, from baroni- al to legal, white and colored, and bond and wove.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18

COLISEUM, SUNDAY NIGHT Robert Warwick, in "The Silent Master"-7 reels; also Late Pathe News. General Admission soc.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18

efforts and sacrifices of the last ter rife years. declared Lord Miner, who has returned from a govern mental mission to Egypt.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18
LORD MILNER REPORTS
 UNITY STRENGTHENED

LONDON.-The desire for unity in the empire is not weaker, but infinitely stronger after the common
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18

KNU SHOES cut the high cost oi shoes. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-18

Henana, Where Rails and Rivers Meet
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-08
TAX COMMISSIONER
ISSUES COMPARISONS
Assessed Valuation Steam Railroads
$14O,OO6,047 for 1920.

Comparisons of the assessed value
of property in the state of Washing
ton have been issued by the state tax
commissioner. These statistics fol
low:
Assessed value of steam railroads
in 1919. $137,52O,554, and for 1920
their assessed valeu was $140,O06.-
947.
Assessed value of personal proper
ty for 1919, $179,764,087, and for
1920. $219,O14,732.
The amount that will be raised for
the various funds in 1920 follows:
General state fund. $5,372,65o;
military fund, $358,177; state school
fund, $5.73O.834; institutions OF
higher learning, -1,SS6,399; public
highway, $1,193.924; permanent
highway, $1,79O,S85; state reclama-
ton revolving fund. $596,962. This
makes a total Of $17,526,799 that
will be levied for state purposes in
1920.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-08
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
GRANTED FARE INCREASE
Public Service Commission Allows
Grays Harbor Railway Il Light
Company Advance.

The state public Serevice commits
sion has entered an order granting
the Grays Harbor Railway & Light
Company an increase OF from ) cents
to 6 cents for car fare within the city
limits of Aberdeen. An increase
from 10 cents to II cents has been
granted to the company for fare be-
tween Hoquiam and Aberdeen and
Aberdeen and Cosmopolis This in
crease is to become effective October
II and viii continue TO be effective
for a period of six months as an ex-
pertinent. The company has been or
dered to file a monthly report begin
ming November l with the put tic
service commission showing in detail
the operation expenses, revenues re-
ceived or expended under the new in
erase of fares. 1t was further or
dered by the commission that all spe-
cial school tickets and script shall be
honored until used.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-08

role of godfather when the lads in
khaki We're in France.
Responding to the appeal in The
Stars and Stripes. there We're adopted
originally by units and individuals in
the A. E. F., 1900 French war or
phans. OF this number 300 were
provided for up to March l, 1920,
while 600 had only received partial
payments. With the dwindling of .he
fund. the Junior Red Cross set about
to investigate each individual adop-
ton in order to make certain that it
was being expended wisely. Out of
1000 reinvestigated cases SIS or
phans have been re-adOpted for one
year, or up to January /, 1920, and
$50 for six months.
This leaves 1875 children who were
not re-adopted and of these 500 are
reported to need sadly the care of an
American godfather who can devote
SIS year toward making them clean
and healthy, giving the child an edu-
cation and rendering the orphan self
supporting after years. The Junior
Red Cross has not yet received re-
port on the remaining 1900 cases
being reinvestigated, but it is under
stood that most of these children are
eligible for re-adoption. 1t is esti-
mated that to complete a full second
year adoption Of all of the worthy
cases among these little Stars and
Stripes orphans 100000 francs will
be required.-Stars and Stripes.