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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

Ell RECONOCIMIENTO DIFICIL
Como Sc adfnite generalmente que
ning1n Gobierno de Mejico pueda es-
perar Subsistir sin ell reconOcimiento
por los Estados Unidos, la muerte de
rVenustianO Carranza, v que responsa
bilidad pueda caber Ell ella a los pre-
sentes revoluciOnarios, Sc considera
por funcionarios diplomaticss de
aquf como hechos que ciertamente Sc.
ran un grande elemento en- la actitud
definitiva, del GobiernO americana.
Aunque ayudado por todos los me-
dos pOr el GObierno de los Estados
Unidos, CarranZa sigui0 siempre de-
cididamente una cOnducta anti-ameri-
cana, la cual culmin0 en- Ia famosa
nota de Zimmerman, el que fue Mi.
nistro de Asuntos Extranjeros. ale
man, en- la que Alemania peGfa al
Presidentc de M6jico negociar una
alianza germano- japonesa -mexicana,
contra los Estad0s UnidOs.
La cafda de Carranza, ha sido una
prediction semanal durante los tres
Gltimos amos y cuando aquel hugo de
Ciudad de Mexico, muchas personals
profetizeron o confesaron que temfan
el tragic0 fin que Sc ha realiZado.
Los informes de la prensa de Ciu-
dad de Mexico recibidos en- esta ca
pital hoy, dicen que la Camara de Df
putadOs, en- quorum eligi6 un miem-
bro obregonista dos gonzalistas co
mo funcionariOs para presidir au-
xiliar a la presidencia, en- la session
extraordinaria del Congreso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09
INYITACION

La Junta Directiva del Casino de
Guayama, ha tenido la cortesfa, que
agradecemos, de invitarnos al bale
de sociedad, que en- conmemoraci0n al
primer aniversario celebrara en- los
salones de dicho centro, eli 10 del CO.
rriente por la nOche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

mini, conductor 56Ss, arroll6 al niho
Julio Rodriguez, de ocho aiios de edad,
oca sionandole una herida en- el braZo
derecho una confusion en- la cabe-
"a. La policfa practice la investiga-
ci0n del accidente, el chauffeur fue
denunciado por violaci6n la Ley de
automobiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09
sALIo Ell ~cANTAL"
CMresp0nsaL

Anoche sali6 de este puerto para
y otros puertos, Ell vapor
frances "Cantal'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09
RestG6Iecidd.

Sc encuentra completamente resta-
blecida de la dolencia que sufri6, por
Halgunos dfas, la gentil y distinguida
jOven Amanda Pietri Me alegra so
bremanera el restablecimiento de la
distinguida amiguita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

DANA, una vida de ensueno en- su
nuevo hogar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

Fla mu2lto GGHH0, V ha muerto el
la plaza. Uno de eSos absurdos inve-
roSfmiles, que sin embargo acontccen
en- la realidad. Porque tai extreme
llegaba' la maestria de Jose, que ill.,
cluso cOnstitufa un defccto de Su arte
demasiado seguro, impecable, de una
acadGmica correction No emOcionaba
nj fascinaba, aunque quedasemOs ma
ravilladOS con sus juglerfaS. Recuerdo
gafas, rodcad0 de libros, con un teles
copio, V alberto en- una mesa, un v0.
lumen en- latin. FL caricaturista eX
presaba asf cuantO debia estudiar pa
IA enganchar con sus cuernos al pro
digio sevillano. y en- efectO: ciencia
facultades Y cOndiciones, ffsicaS, ms
tinto, practica v algo inaXplicable
juntibase en- Josplito inviStiGndo.1
de un privilegio de inmuIldad. Ya di
go; resultaba empalagoso Y frlo su os
tilO Ell fuerza de perfecto.
IIabrfa cosa de un mes, en- unO dc
tantoS almuerzos con que me despi
dierOn mis- amigos de Espalla, predo
minaba el elemento taurinO, Y halla
base con nosOtros, Sanchez Mejfas
el torerO de moda, cunadO de JoselitO
Y. causante involuntario dc In tragcdia
que comentamOs. Sc sac0, entire el
salmon el rOsbiff. el tema inevitable
V yo die, deseandO describir Il Gdllito
EN- una Erase:
Yer tOrear Jose, es como 81
jugasemOs a Ia ruleta, no con dinero
sino con frijoles.
Ell c0nclave aprOb6 sin reparOs, y
perd0neseme la inmOdestia, pero cree
atinada la cOmparaci0n. Y de ahi
que NADIA parezca tan eXtrailO como el
que MGrauiUG-remoque popular de
espada malogrado-haya muertO en- Ia
plaza PensabamOs que no sc eXponfa
nunca. No figuraba entire los artistas
romanticos, rebeldes las leyes de sus
respectivas disciplinas, improvisadoreS
Y geniales. Era un temperamentC
academico, segdn anote antes. POseyt
el ecleticismo, la ilustraci0n, dirfamos
la erudici6n de su oficio. Doctor dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

Dtstinghid0 cidJer0.
Dentro de algunos dfas embarcara
con rumbo hacia Espaiia. en- el yapor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

10 Suanez, presidente y vicepresiden.
te, anunciando entonces su amplia po-
Utica general de que no serfa recono-
cido por los Estados Unidos ningdn
Poder que no descansara en- eleccio-
nes constitucionales Sc basase en- la
fuerza de las armas solamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-09

Tomas que retOrnan, con el sol que
va coloreandose de naranja
Y JoselitO, paso a paso Sc llega a
la fiera detiGnese un punto; continda
adelantandOse sOnrie al miura mas
cerca ann; suelta la franela, que ex-
tiende SUI escalarta; cita por fin. V
al arrancar ell toro rlpidO traicio-
nero, colandose por debajo del enga-
ito, el tOreraZo, con una suprema ia
cilidad, fOrma con la muleta un arco
y obliga al miura precipitarse ro-
zando la camisoia del lidiador Y sin
tiendose ell pailO en- las espaldas.
EnSeguida gira Y embiste de nuevo
el peligro, la saila astada; mas Joseli-
to, como para guiarle ell su ceguera te
rrible, coge unO de los cuernos, indican
dole la curva> hasta ell derrOte :. V en-
tantO el miura Sc enfurece con uua
tremenda c0lera, y ,el corO immense es-
talla en- gritos de entuSiasmo, la tar.
de agOniZa en- su infinita opulencia !;
esquiyO Y entregadO la apoteCsis,
el dOncel maravillosO de Joselito, SON
RE, pero a NADIA nj nadie, su
prOpio triunfO; como en- un juego de
aquelos de caiias Y lanZas Ell la cor
tie de Felipe VI, cuando la lidia 10
era un drama Y una lOcura, sinG uli
noble y esbelto ejercicio de los mayo
raZgos cue enamoraban las damas
que inlnortaliZaron Velazquez Y Lope
de Vega...
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
ANOTHER PIONEER
 ON LAST TRIP
Allan James Found Dead in His Cabin on Douglas Beach Last
 Friday Evening

Allan James who lived iu a cabin ou Che Douglas beach near Coweo crcch was found dead In h.s cabin ast Friday by ue.ehbor Death had been quite sudden. as he was found mcc.ue beside the bed, with bis head buried In Che covers James had been sick for about four days and bad boon urged by his ne.ghbor To eo to hospital and get tho at- .ouuon Of a physician. He refused t0 do chic. but remained iu h.F cabin where his uc'sbbor took care Of him. Hc was visited n Che morn ing oi Che day of his death and re- fused food and when Che cabin was entered ot Q o'clock that evening he was found dead. A coroncr's inquest determined hat hc had died from natural causes
 Allan James was brother Of Prank A. James. who was a pioneer business man of Douglas having a store where Che Julius Jensen hard ware store now is He loft here nearly twenty years ago. Another brother Edward James. was in Che mercantile business n Juneau in Tho carly daya
 Allan James came North in Che arly g0s from Montana. Ho went to Che interior m Che stampede days and returned here a dozen years ago lud for % number of years made his home ou Che Douglas beach between ths city and Coweo creek. He was employed last summer as foreman ou road work for che Territory He was about 6o years of age.
 Tho funeral was held in Juneau yesterday afternoon from che C. w. Young Undertaking parIors
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
MORE FLAT CARS

Making total of nearly 35.00O tous Of railroad equipment and con- sructou equipment which Che AL askau Engineering Commission has received from Che Panama Canal government since tho beginning Of work ou Che government railroad In tho North Che steamship Walling- ford. or Che General Steamship Cor norauou. arrived at Seattle from Balloon November 9. wl,h 900 tons Of flat cor bodies and trucks. This shipment H probably the last Co be received from Che Canal Zone for Che Alaskan railroad. The Waling- ford sailed from Balboa September 80. She win discharge thc equip mcut at thc Port Commission u's smith Cove terminal. where it win be loaded by Che Alaska Steamship Companys frcightor Latoucho for delivery lu Seward. Alaska. The Lotouchc win sail November &.
 The Canal Zouc's first shipment for Che Alaskan railroad was sent North m 1916. other shipments fol- lowing in 1917, 1918 and 1919. Last spring. 5.O00-ton shipment was brought from Balboa by thc steam ship Auyox and barge Baroda The Waunrford's consignment completes Che last of the commitments
 The equipment contributed by Che Canal Zone to thc Northern rail- road includes large number of standard gauge passenger and freight locomotives. a number of narrow gauge locomotives f50 stan. dard gauge nat ears. O number Of steam shovcls and all kinds of dx. ures and materials
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
FORMER DOUGLAS
 MAN IN CHARGE
Leonard J. DeLong, One Time To- cated Here, Now in Charge Of
 Station at Ketchikan

Max Harvey Faust who has hold ian ranks in Che Signal Corps from private Co captain. hos been granted leave of absence at tbo expiration Of which hc win be retired from Che scrycc with nay Cap, Faust has been iu charge of Che local u s.
 rmy cable olicc since 1919. He uu be succeeded by scrrt Leonard I DeLons. formerly of Douglas. who has becu attached to Che local sta- lion for number of years being n
 baree rrcvou. Co 19i9.
 Capt Faust entered Che service
 during Che spaush-AmerI,an war;. Ua mt did not see active service during Che war. but hc was sent Go Che Philippines In 1899. where hc took part In a number Of engage mcuu In 1902 he was called home by Che death of bis father
 The following year saw start ou Che construction of Che Alaska cable. and Captain Faust began his long period Of service In Che terri- tory Flo was attached Go Che cable ship Burnside during tho laying of .bc cable from Juneau to SItka. lie was tbcn stationed at sitka. Che tol- lowing year at Valdez. and Che next four 8t Seward
 The years 1908 to 1910 were put In on special duty in Che Middle Yves. Hc wu stationed ot Fort 0maHa. Ft Riley and elsewhere iu connection witch fire control nvcsti- sat.ous.
 The next two years wcro spent ot Seward In 1912. hc wont to New York. where bc remained untu 1914 whom hc went to Valdez
 From 1917 Go 1919 he was oniccr iu charge Of Che Washingtou-Alaska military cable and telegraph system with headquarters ot Valdez. He ! held Che rank o' captain during that period
 Capt Faust has been In Che serv- ! tee for over 22 years. but os result of foreign service credits is consid- cred to have served over 3O years. KetchIkan Chronicle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
HALLOWEEN

Not much damage Of a vicious nature was done by tho young folks pn Udlowc'on night Tho roal Hauowc'cn was supposed Co bo Sum day. but most Of Che celebrating was done on Saturday night when gangs of uigbthawks roamed around Che streets Most Of Che windows in thc business section Of Che town werc soaped. Che Douglas steam Laundry whcelbarrow was ho.stcd as ban- ucr for mp Che biz flag polo ot TroadweT Many sklns loft thcir natural element and were carried Co various places around town lum- ber and wood was stacked at strot ee.c points and clothes lines were cut.
 Perhaps Che best joke Of al was on a young man who helped to sirew @ woodpuo around chat had been carefully piled up. He learned the next day that Che wood belonged tc his father and that Inc had Che paiu- ul duty of stacking it all up again
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
PROCLAMATION

In common with Che governors of states. L Thomas Riggs Jr. Cover nor of Alaska. hereby proclaim Thursday. November 1ltl. 1s ArmH- Ucc Day. Iu grateful memory of Che day on which cruel and relenteH e.cmy was forced to dciat by Che armies of civilization.
 As far as Is consistent with Che duties of AIasbans. ] request thot ArmetIre Day be celebrated by an- uronrIatc ceremonies. in which an honor shall bo shown Go Ono men who vore Che uniform of Che United staIes
 GIyc1 under my hand and Che zeal of Che Territory ot Alaska. .u Ju- ucru. Che capital. fhe twentieth day ot October u Che year oi our Lord one thousand nine Hundred and twenty. and of Che independence O. hc United States Che one hundred and forty-fUh Signed
 THOMAS RIGGS. Jr. . ny tEe Governor. Governor Os.enodl R. J. SOMMERS.
 EU-OnicIo Secretary or Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
BASKET BALL TO
 START TUESDAY
Douglas High and Thane Teams Will Play at Nat. on Tuesday
 Evening

The first game of Che local basket bah season win be played here next Tuesday evening. when Che Douglas High School win meet the Thano tenn at Natatorium hail. The Thauo team In this case is Che chal- longer and has been offering to play any aggregation in Southeastern Alaska.
 The Douglas High School held the championship Of Che Channel last season. for besides defeating Thanc iu a very one-sided game. Che boys were victor over Che Juneau High School team in Q series of con- tests.
 This year. however. it is said that Che Thauc team has been strength aucd by Che addition Of several ne~ players and it is said that it is now l very fast aggregation.
 The game is Go start at 8 o'clock and Che admission win be twenty i've ccuu for adults and fifteen cents for children.
 The lineup of Che Douglas High team wul be: Brown. center; n. Gallwas and A. Nc'aon. forwards; Manlcy and M Callwas, guards. and X. Garu substitute
 The Thanc lineup is. Hodges ceu- ter. Williams and Brattain for wards. Furbush and Flanlnigan, guards. smardcn. Anderson. Nelson and Mckay sub .Itutcs.
 Both teams have been practicing for some time and are in good shape to nauguratc tho l920-2l season.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
LEGAL BATTLE ON
 FOR FAMOUS MINE Mitigation That Promises to Be Long. Starts Over Engineer
 Mine at Atlin

Tho light for Che ownership of Che famous Engineer mine at Auin was begun ot Vancouver. B. c. last week n Che supreme court w. L. Goodwin Of Nome and eleven others arc lighting for Che estato of Che late Capt. James Alexander and others who are now in possession Of Che property
 The plaintiffs are attempting Go prove chat they are Che rightiul own CTS of Che property They scored Che first point n Che suits by sc- curing am order of court iorbiddlng the sale ot Che mine until their ease Us heard. They made a showing Go Che court Co Che cnect that Cobalt Interests were dickcrIng for Che mine and tbcy believed Che deal would eo through for Q consideration Of s3.O0OOOO unless Che restraining or der should bo Issued
 The Engineer miuo is considered one of Che best m British Column bo and indications arc that thc suits just started win drag through every court Of Che Dominion and Go. Che court of last resort In England
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
CLEAN SWEEP MADE
 BY REPUBLICANS
Garry Douglas Island, First Division and An Others In Territorial
 Election

Up uuu laa, evening a total vot, of S.ol1 had been reported east on Tuesday iu Che Territory ot Alaska. ot tbs vote Dan Sutherland. caudi- date tor delegate ou Che Republican ucsct had received A9f0 and George n. Cr.rsby. 2.Io2. For at- torucy general Rustsard received f555 and Murphy fl25.
 wh returns from twenty-thrce precincts I'm Che Fr, division every Republican o1 thc ticket has been elected by almost two Co one ma- Io-fIrs with Che exception ot N. R Walker. Democrat who a not quito three hundred votes lower chan Che lowest man ou Che Repubi.- con uckel Earl D. Hunter
 AS nr as s known. but one Dem ocrat has been elected io any office ir Che Territory and chat s said Co br N Iarobsaari of Some. who. it Is saui. has be.n elected Co Che leg- aIaurc from Che Second division.
 rn. uu. vote. it Is predicted. win b.. when au tbc returns ore i'm. 10000 o- over.
 The results ln Che different diy.s- .oa. .o far reported are as follows.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
SURPRISE PARTY

Doctors E O and Gladys Bowlcy of Troadveu entertained % number of people no a surprise party given by Che Misses Mabel Cloary and Thor. esq Reev. for Miss Kelsey last night Dancing and games were tho features 1f Che evening
 Those present were. Mr. and Mrs p R Bradley Mr. and Mrs. L n Ncurar Mr. and Mrs. D. H Ab- hott MT and Mrs. Jamc Chratoc. MT and Nrs Ed Carlson Mrs M & Perkins Miss Kelsey Miss Reeve Miss CIcary MeHrs Sutherland. Mitchell Nichols Hcleu.ha. and caya.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
FARMERS

After having been in Seattle for several weeks stepping on the gas" and visiting with his parents and other relatives. Pic Martini return cd here on the City Of Seattle last Saturday. Pic says that his pa- rents. Mr. and Mrs. Pic Martini, and his uncle and aunt Mir. and Fred Gius. are very nicely situated on a small farm not far from Seat Gle. They have a fine orchard and are building new ouso. They have a couple Of cars in which they can run in to Seattle qnite often. They like it where they are and do not expect Co return North except for a visit.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
CASHIER ENTERS
 LOGGING GAME
A. E. Cur Resigns From Bank to Be Succeeded by Jas. Christoe
 as Cashier

A. B. Gurr cashier of Che First Territorial Bank Of thIs city has ton- dorod hH resignation Co take onect shortly and h.s uccoao win be James Chrstoo. now cashier for Che C w. Young Company n Juneau and former cashior for Che Alaska Treadwcu Gold Mining Company.
 Mr. Guw win leave for Prince Rupert on Che Princess Mary that leaves in about ten days. Ho is in- terctcd in a logging contract with Emil Palmbom u British Columbia. l25 miles south of Prince Rupert They are sub-couuacung for thc main timber contracto for Che Ocean Fails paper mlLand at che present time have cut two million feet of timber chat Is being prepared for shipment
 There is considerable timber yet to be cut iu hc contract that tbc two men hold. and Mr. Gurr win go To tbc camp to act as business man. aecr Mrs. Gurr and Che children win remain here for time at lcasl
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
BACK TO SERBIA

Gabriel and sam Paul. who for many years have been fixtures at rrcadwcu. win Ieayc on Che priu- .css Mary tomorrow cnroutc Co thc.r former homes u Serbia. Mrs. sam Paul and children win accompany her husband
 The two Paul brothers have been no Tredwcu for so long and have been such a part ot Che community they win bc missed very much and many hope chat they win at some future tme return Co Douglas Isl- and.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
ASSESSMENT WORK
 AT NEVADA CREEK
M S. Hudson Amnges for Che Work to Be Done on That Group
 of Claims

Assessment work is Go be started
 immediately on Che Nevada Crock group ot claims. Che work to cone uuue untl Che Grst of January or later. according Go M 8 Hudson m charge Of those claims who was m Che city early in Che week from Gypsum to mako arrangements Go have Che work done Theodore Narts,rom. John Davidson and one other man win do Che work. These mon have homesteajs on Che south end ol Douglas Island near Mar miou
 Speculation was moro or Ices rife as to whether Che work on these claims would be done ths year or be let lapse 10 was not thought pos. sble chat Che many thousands o' dollars that has been expended on tbis property would be iet go aito- gether. SO Che decision u regards Che assessment came as no surprise.
 Mr. Hudson. accompanied by his vif, and utuc son. arrived iu Che c.ty carly In Che week and returned ta their home at Gypsum on Che Es- tabeth iost night Mr. Hudson i foreman for Che Paclac Coast Gyp. sum Company and said yesterday tbat One work was go.uc forward very satisfactorily and regular ship. mcuts averaging two a month were being made
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
NATIVE CHnDRENs PARTY

Mrs McEyoy. teacher of Che gov- orumcnt school for natives. gave Che pupils Of her school a treat on last samrday evening. when she had o Halloween party for them at Che
 school house Twcny-two of Che youngsters were entertained
 Bobbine for apples and dourhnut suspended from Che ceiling Of Che school house assembly room was Che Halloween sport. John Roberts got Che prize for eating the most red apples Tom Wus put away Che most douehnuts and Jackson Brady got Che highest apples A lesson was given to Che entire school In dancing Che Virginia reel and thc party broke up at ll o'clock
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
PAUL PNCHED

Paul Kcgol Of Douglas, owner o. Che sos boat Evelyn G., was arrested yesterday afternoon for am alleged violation of Che volstoad act Hia bau was fixed at S5.ooo. which was raised by friends on Douglas Island. and he was lct out of custody. His hearing win bc held before U. S. Commissioner John Henson ot Doug las.
 Mr. Kceoi returned yesterday from au extended cruise on his boat iu nearby waters. and was arrested upon hls arrival in Juneau from Che trip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
IN IDAHO

Carl IT. Erickson ot thIs city has recently received a letter from his brothor-In-law Bert stcdmon. teli- ne him that he is in Burke. Idaho. where he Is now working for "Bo#' Bennett former master mechanic at Troadwou Bert says that be and sellm Jackson also formerly of thIs place. ore patching together Mr. stcdmaus family Is suu In Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
THANKS

Tho committee Of the Rcbekah auxiliary has asked Che News to ex- uross Che thanks of the auxiliary to a number of people who assisted in making their Halloween dance such a success. Those Co whom special thanks Is given is c. IT, Holgeson who acted as floor manager Mrs Math. Hahn. who assisted in serving refreshments. and to the judges oi Che evening
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
TOUGH LUCK

After having his limb in a plaster cast for six weeks, oscar Grundler ls to be strapped tight to a hospital bed for ten days at Seattle. After he gets out Of bed he is to be on crutches until after the holidays. A surgical operation will not be per- formed on his injured hip. however. Is Che news written by Oscar to his parents here.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05

Thor. are only thrcc precincts In thr Punt division so for reported chat went Democratic. and thcy vcrr In. .soId south Ketchkan. Hydcr and Cra.r
 rho members ot the Territorial Ire.laur. from tbc Fiut division at Hs next session win consist o' Wuam urrt Democratic ho'd-ovcr senatorI ot Juneau. F. J. Hunt O. K.t.hkrr. senator. and Cash Cole E L Hunter. H. r Tr.pp and Geo. GcctcI aI ot Juneau representa- Owes
 Tn. election was Che most decisive one .r th. history of Alaska. which has .n One ast two delegate con- te.t. very cIosc-In one Of which or.v ss votes separated Che caudI- fa... aud m Che o.har 3D.
 Or Dough-. Island thc vote went Republican. trore 0u. ol total of .-t votes .ls. I'm thc three voting rr...r.. or Che leland Sutherland received ifs and Grieshy 63. while Murphy for attorney general receiy. of r- and Rueard eot i59 With a to.aI of ef2. Jack Wilson ot Tread. ueu candidate fot Road Comms s.ouc-. was high man of a.l
 Tho votes by precincts were aa follows
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
TWO PARTIES

40 least two Halloween parties were hold among Che young folks of Douglas last Saturday night Miss Harriet Borgorren was surprised by number of her girls friends in honor Of her sixteenth birthday Everyone had a good time and lot Co cat. Miss Elizabeth Soy enter aucd number Of her ittle friends with a Halloween party
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
woMANs CLUB

Tho Douglas Island womans Club met on Wednesday evening at the homo of Mrs John Liv.c of Tread well iu a most instructive and cn- joyable session. To get back on roE- ular schedule. Che Club win meet again ou next Wednesday evening witb Mrs. Burt L0om.s