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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06
GARY YOUTH WINS
WITH HALF NELSON
Mishawaka Youth Withstand,
Painful Hold for Over
Four Minutes.

Kid Ross. of Mishawaka. was
forced 70 bow 90 the prowess Of
Tony Bokitch. OF Cary. ia the third
and deciding wrestling match which
was staged Monday night at the Cen
tury theater Mishawaka before an
enthusiastic crowd OF fans While
the Mshawaka youth lost this inn
portant match he covered himself
with glory. for ne kept his opponent
on the defensive the greater part OF
the struggle and withstood "a painful
salf-nelson hold for fully four min
utes before the tricky Gary youth
succeeded in pinnlng his shoulders
20 the mat
Ross Good.
Ross never showed 20 better add
Eantage than ne did last nigh
from the outset 30 was evident that
x bitterly contested struggle was
n bout 10 ensue. Ross went about his
business with serious mien, taking
advantage Of every possible opEor
trInity Several times ne had BO-
kitch IN a bad way. but always the
Cary youth by sheer strength and
knowledge OF the game wiggled
away and came back for more. Tho
last nold he secured on Ross came
rather unexpectedly Tony was
making an offensive battle but
when his opportunity came he
cIamDed a half-nelsOu on Ross and
held him visc-like until Referee G..
4 Cooper patted him on the shoul-
der. signifying victory.
Ross. utterly exhausted after the
terrific struggle. had 70 be helped
20 his dressing room. The club Thy
s.-ian. after making hasty eNaml-
nation. forbade him 90 wrestle fur
ther. declaring that 1T would be dan
gerous for a man in such weak
eued condition % go through an
other gTuelling match. Thus ne was
forced 10 concede victory 10 Tony
BOkitch.
Bokitch Great Man
Bokitch is as clean "a sportsman
a. ever visited Mishawaka. He
knows wrestling from all angles, Is
n clean living boy. and wonderful
type Of physical manhood. Besides
aiming the match, he made hun
dreds OF friends among South Bend
and Mishawaka fans
The time OF the fall was 90 min
utes, Is seconds.
in the preliminaries, "Deac" Nor
ris. or Niles. threw Dig" Miller. OF
MishaWaka. IN TWO straight idllS'
both In less than five minutes; ana
then young Don Ross, brother OF the
headgner. showed his class by flop
ping George Miller. Of Michigan
CITY. in two straight falls, the first
in Eve minutes and so seconds, the
second I'm three minutes nat.
Jack Slater and Farmer Moore
boxed four rounds 90 a draw.
Before the bout. Lou Christopher.
manager OF Bokitch, cailed all bets
of.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06
}ORitCh Wins Wrestling Match From Kid Ross
Ne7OS From the
Training Camps

WASHINGTON. D. -. April g.
There being no expert swimmers
on the Washington and Cincinnati
teams their Easter exhibition game
was canCelled-the diamond being
submerged. They started for Rich
mond where d game was scheduled
for this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 5.-The
Phillies and Colonies meet in the
first OF a series o. four game
series this afternoon. Walter Tag
rensor. Philadelphia catcher will be
ont OF the game for some time as
the result Of a broken nose. He
was struck by a thrown ball.
ATLANTA. Ca. April when
the two squads of Athletics leave
here Wednesday. Connie Mack is
expected 10 put d big shake-up into
effect He Will recast both teams.
il is said. and leave a few players
with the Atlanta club in part pay
ment for those he received at the
close Of last season.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-The
New Orleans Pelicans defeated the
Cleveland Indians four 10 one here
yesterday. They nicked Coveleskie
for II hits, while Tork elson. eN-
Cleveland player, held the Indians
10 eight hits.
ASHEVILLE. y. C, April 5-After
their game here today. the New
York Giants. and the Boston Red
SOx viii start home. The game
scheduled in Nashville yesterday was
forbidden by the mayor.
ST LOUIS, Mo, April 5.-The
Cardinals and Browns were sched-
uled 20 stage their second game Of
,hc city Major league series today.
Sundays game having been prohibit
ed by the blizzard
CHARLESTON. w V. April g.
Boston Braves defeated the Detroit
Tigers to . here yesterday. The
Tigers outhit the Braves 8 70 but
the slams failed TO come when they
meant anything.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06
LEADERS STAND
PAT At PEORIA
Low Scores Mark Monday
Bowling at American
Classic: no Changes.

PEORIA. H., April 8. - Scores
were comparatively low at the
American Bowling congress here.
Monday, with Ohio and Illinois men
leading. Thirty eight teams were
scheduled to roll Monday night in
the five-man events. II. Ridel, OF
Cleveland. led in the individuals,
scoring sal .. Smith, OF Akron,
was second with 619. l. Bell and
]. Bollman. Rockford, H., were high
in the doubles counting 1898. Bell
* president of the Rockford Three
Eve league baseball club. Cramsey
and r. FOrsherg. Rockford. We're
second i'm the doubles with 1lt4. VI.
Mason. Of Cincinnati, set the pace
I'm the all-eVents, scoring ~" IN
his nine games. c, Gadker, of Day
ton. was second with 1896.
The leaders tonight are:
Five mep-Brucks No. L. Chica-
20. SO96: Central Alleys, Iudianap-
oils. 1856: Livestock Press, Chlcago'
1890; Woodville Times Toledo'
2q67. Fleming Furniture company
cleveland, 2947.
Two MEM Erickson-E. Krems.
Chicago. 1901; u. Devito-F. Luby
Chicago. 1878: H Thomas-H. Votel.
Pittsburg. 1863; J. Nevaril-A. Hart
man. Chicago. 1858: o. Whiteheade
e Grubb. st. Louis. 125V.
Individuals - J. Shaw. Chicago
719. s Mercurio. Cleveland, 702; b.
Mcgowan. Evansville, SIS; J. Lei
linger. Chicago. 692; r. Pekie, Chi
cago. 6S4
All events-J. Smith. Milwaukee,
1913: J. Hradek. Chicago, 1886; r.
Never. St. Louis. 1885; z. Krems.
Chicago. 1881; f. Krescher' Chica-
go. 1868.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06
WANTS PLANS APPROVED
FOR WORK IN RUSSIA
By Associated Press
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Ap-
prOyal OF a plan of immediate re-
lief work in soviet Russia has been
asked Of the state department by
the American Red Cross. The state
department in reply Is understood 20
have informed the Red Cross Off
Gals that while this government
would not be adverse 10 the extern
sion OF aid TO soviet territory il was
not ilclined toward giving Official
cOuntenance 10 the opening OF rela-
tiOns between a semi official organ
ization such as the Red Cross and
the soviet regime. Officials are un-
derstOod 10 have pointed out that il
would be impossible for the United
states 10 afford protection TO Amer
leans entering "A country controlled
BY an unrecognized government and
II would be equally impossible TO
grant passports under such condi-
tiCuS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06
CAR FERRIES ARE
FREED FROM ICE

LUDINGTON, Mich. April g.
Six Pere Marquette car ferries. inn
prisoned I'm the ice foes off Luding-
ton harbor for five days. liberated
themselves today when the heavy
wind shifted. clearing the harbor of
ice. They steamed into the harbOr
safely
Sunday afternoon many passen-
gers left ferry No. 4. walking on the
ice TO near shore where open water
shut them Off They were rescued
from the floating ice pack by coast
guards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06
THE WORLD o. SPORTS

Martin PIestina, the giant Chica-
90 heavyweight wrestler, is the en-
bOdiment of physical perfection.
Plestina weighs 245 pounds, and his
neck Is so large that ne can slip
his special made collars over his
neck without unbuttonirg them. HIS
size for Arrows is -.
John Arthur Johnson. former
heavyweight championship holder
who was depOsed by Jess Willard, II
anxious for a crack at Jack Demp-
sey. He declares ne will give him
self up 20 the u. \ federal author
ities and after breaking rocks for
a while ne INTENDS 10 camp on
Dempseys trail
All athletes taking part i'm the
Olympic games this summer NJ Ant
werp. Belgium, must be amateurs IN
every sense OF the word. No athletes
with a faint OF professionalism will
be allowed 10 compete.
south Bend bOwlers have been
hitting the naples in a hot and
heavy attack during the past week.
Many good individual and aggrc-
gate scores being turned IN. AtVas
had 673 for three games and Mohn
with 264 led the bunch IN individual
scores
The Gary Trlbunes won the city
championship OF their town i'm "a
recent tournament with a score of
1892 for three games and 1927
naples for "a high one game total.
Major league baseball teams that
have not yet started northward Will
ind a disa greeable surprise I'm store
for them unless old John Pluvius
comes out and makes atmospheric
conditions possible for ball playing.
Johnny Grihths, the Akron flash.
who recently, returned frOEa a trip
10 France where he knocked the
Frog welterw Fights for a curve. finds
himself being beSieEed for bouts
with American lads who are anN-
iOus 20 measure their ability against
the man who made France sit up
and take notice
Herbert Crisler Of Mendoza. III.
has been chosen captain OF Chicago
unlversitys basketball team for next
yer. Crisler played guard on this
seasons team and was "a selection
on the All fAiA- Ell t-llf-- net team.
More than 30 teams failed 20 ap-
pear az Peoria sunday 10 partiCi-
pate in the national meet They
spent their time on snowbOund
trains. with some overtime bowling
the schedule was again put in
shape.
BY Associated Press
NEWARK y j. April Willie
Meehan. OF California. outfought
Cal Roberts Of New York IN an
eight round bout here Monday night
Clay Turner. Of Madison. Wis. sub
stitute for Al Weinert of Newark.
defeated ole AndersG- OF Seattle. in
an eight round contest
Gene Turney OF New DIRK. light
heavyweight champion OF The Amer
lean expeditiOnary forces knocked
K q. Sullivan OF shenandoah Pa.
IN the first round
COLUMBIA = G.. April 5.-
Brooklyn Nationals g. Is. g. New
York Americans O.. g. T. PREFER.
Msrouard MOZART and Elliott.
Kruger. Smallwood. McGraw. Bic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The
University Of Pennsylvania base
ball team was unable 10 play its
opening game with Cornell here to-
day on account of rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

You must have an unfailing loyal
ty 10 Your own ideals if YOU want
10 be counted worth while i'm the
world no matter what people say,
know yourself and go ahead. Such
is the advice of Peggy Hoyt halter.
who started on $500 a year and now
has an income OF $75O,OOO per an
mum. Miss HOyt started making hats
in a workrOOm. "a Cluttered, close
place filled with girls, but that didn't
matter. She had her ideals. and she
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

DALLAS, Tex. April J. - Pitts
burg Nationals, :; s. 1. Dallas Tex
as league. /, S T.. Ten Inningsl
Ponder and Lee. Hunt Conley and
Robertson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April ).
Boston Nationals-Detroit Ameri-
cans. no game. showing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

Al Norfolk, Va; Yale. William
and Mary, 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

COLUMBIA. = c.. April 5.-
Brooklyn Nationals g. Is. @. New
York Americans 81 g. T. Prefer.
Marouard MOZART and Elliott.
Kruger. Smallwood. McGraw. Bic
nkilsr and Murphy. Hoffman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

Martin Plestina, the giant Chica-
90 heavyweight wrestler, is the en-
bOdiment of physical perfection.
Plestina weighs 245 pounds, and his
neck is so large that he can slip
his special made collars over his
neck without unbuttonirg them. His
size for Arrows is -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

John Arthur Johnson. former
heavyweight championship holder
who was depOsed 10y Jess Willard, II
anxious for a crack at Jack Demp-
sey. He declares ne will give him
self up 20 the ". =. federal author
tiles and after breaking rocks for
a while ne INTENDS 10 camp on
DempSeys trail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

All athletes taking part i'm the
Olympic games this summer NJ Ant
werp. Belgium. must be amateurs IN
every sense OF the word. No athletes
with a faint Of professionalism will
be allowed TO compete.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

south Bend bOwlcrs have been
hitting the naples in a hot and
heavy attack during the past week.
Many good individual and aggrc-
gate scores being turned in Atvas
had 673 for three games and Mohn
with 264 led the bunch in individual
scores
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

The Gary Tribunes won the city
championship of their town In 81
recent tournament with a score of
1882 for three games and 1927
naples for "a high one game total
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

More than 30 teams failed 20 ap-
pear az Peoria sunday 10 partCi-
pate in the national meet. They
spent their time on snowbound
trains With some overtime bowling
the schedule was again put i'm
shape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

Herbert Crisler. Of Mendoza, Ill.
has been chosen captain OF Chicago
unlversity's basketball team for next
yer. Crisler played guard on this
seasons team and WIS a selection
on the all con.erenc. net team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-06

more. then, can this simple ineXpen
sive treatment be relied upon 70 dis
pei skin troubles in their earies'
stages. Il is a standard skin treat
ment. prescribed for years. Don {
waii-try il today. SEX - azSr-E-lits.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01
NOTICE.

Franklin, La, April q, 1929.
Notice is hereby given TO whoe il
may cooceru, that 1--WE prosnissory
notes executed by Il. G. Taylor. At
Franklin, La, oo February 4sh. 1919,
each for The stu OF 500 payable 10
his oWn oraer and by h,m endorsed 10
blank, and due res e5Dec:i9.ly ca Sept.
Ist, 1919, Oct. ist, 1919, Nov. LIST, 1919,
Dec. Isl, 1918. aad January LIST, 1929.
with six per cent per auaum. interest
from August ist 1919, paid to the
respective maturities thereof and ideu,
titled with AZ act of sale and mort.
gage from G D Palfrey to T.. c.,
fa5 ior, executed hef,re R.oe H.
Hima', NOtare, On February 45h. 1919.
have been lost ur mis- aid and ctuuj;t
be loaaa' sfTsr Il iiiigent saS:rh for
be sam. ss peaH IA ida
| The uadegslgaed QNnerS and hold
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St. Mary.
Columbia Sugar Co., Va. Leonard
Gray. M. f4749.

Under and by virtue Of writ of fieri
facias to me directed, and issued out OF
the Honorable Twenty -Tlird Judicial
District Court of Louis ant, in snd for
the Parish Of st. Mary, in the above
styled and numbered eau. e, |, the un-
dersigned Sheriff of the Parish of ST.
Mary. La, will tffer for sale, for cash,
at public auction, On
SATURDAY. THE 29rH DAY OF
MAY, A. D., 1920,
at the principal front door Of the Court
House at Franklin. La. between the
legal hours Of IL o'cleck a. m, and
O'Clock p. M, all and singular the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
That certain lot OF ground, lying and
being situated in the Pariso of st. Mary,
State of Louisiana, beginning at the
southern corner of the Alice Kinch in
Lot on the northern side of the Or
phans' Home Road, thence down the
side of tho said road to an iron post,
having front on said road of five (5)
rods and extending back parallel lines
sixteen (l6) rods, containing one-half
Q-2j acre, and bounded North by Lock.
ley, East by Alice Kinchen, South by
the 0 phans' Home Road, and West by
Walker and Baldwin; a sketch of said
property being attached aud made part
hereof''
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, PARISH Of st. Mary, La
April IL, 1920.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02

And short lengths of Dressgoods Ginghams,
Percales, Curtain goods, White goods, Voiles,
etc. Values that cannot be excelled anywhere
you are certain to find something that you can
use to good advantage. H. =..x
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
WAS IN FRANCE

Leo J. Tm who three years ago Icf Douglas Island and joined thc army is back on Che Channo. snoo last spring Nr. nm has been iu che Willow Creek district n Western Alaska. In charge of Q cyanidlue plant
 After leaving here In 1917 Mr. nm had most Interesting experience Hc was with Che United states heavy artillery and saw almost a year of active service with Che biz guns Uo returned Go Che States about O yoar ago.
 Mr. Tm s very well known on Dorrlas Island. as he was for num- bor Of years connected with Che Trcadwcu and other mining come puulcs in Che capacity Of assayor and other positions. and was for timo in Che cyanide plant
 Accr visiting In ths vicinity for a short time. Mr. Tm expects Go SO Co his homo at Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
BLAKELEY MILL
 GETS CONTRACT
Wm Cut the Lumber for Government Ra.lroad-Quarter of Million
 Feet Required

Representing 20 per cont drop in lumber prices In Che last few weeks. duo Co the now high railroad freight ratos a contract for 25O.O0o foet of lumber. window and door frames and other building materials was awarded by Che Alaskan Eng.n- oor.nr Commission to Che Port Blakclcy Mm Company at Che week end on bid of fs.f3A32. An oven cheaper price could have been ob- unod but for Che requirement that Che lumber should be delivered in Seattle within zen days.
 Tho present condition of Che ium- bor market was reflected in Che bid- ding no fewer than sevon 1rme mne tondcm on Che entire order while another firm Glci Q tender on part of Che order rho bidding wos us uvdIost known to Che water
 front ln a long ume Before Che new railroad mtcs became effective Che lumber aud other itoma would have cost the Alaskan Engineering Com- mission closo Go tl2O0O Instead of S918s. Compared to Che prices that prevailed m February tho con- troct represents Q 40 per cent drop.
 The order .o bc floi by Che Port BIakdo. MW Company win be used m constructing living quarters for no United States Navy Coal Come mission in ho Manuuska coal fields in Alaska. The Alaskan Engineer ne Commission win send 15o.o00 fcot of Che order to Anchorage on Che Amm Steamship Companys frcehter saeway rho remaining 100000 feet win go to Anchorage on Che same company's liner Alameda uhou she aIla from Seattle October 14 on tbe corporations last voyage of Ono year to Anchorage
 I'm tho meantime Maj. c. E. Dole. ho.I ol Che purchasing department Of One Alaskan Engineering Com mission win continue to rush other
 shipments to Anchorage on other ve h departing In Che next two weeks
 As rocards Che lumber order just awarded. min men say Chat it rope racuta ioss to Che Port Blokcley Company os hc logs from which Che order win be cut were purchased a, high prices The new railroad rate. hayo had Che o0cct of ban.sh- iue Western Washington forest prod- ucu from Eastern markets, it was said Seattle T.ua
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
NURSE GRADUATED

Tho frst uuuc to graduate from a course Of training at am Alaskan hospital was Miss Josephine Scott who completed Q three-year course early his week at Che government hospital in Juneau under Miss Le- Bov matron Of Che institution Miss Scott Is Q native girl from Hydabmg and graduate Of Che Sheldon Jack son school at si,ka
 Very n.cc graduating exercises were held for Miss Scot. Tuesday at Che Native Presbyterian church in Juneau. Addresses were made by Rev. J. n. Condit superintendent of Presbyterian Missions m Alaska and by w. T. LopD. chief Of Che Bureau of Education for Alaska
 Three other young native girls are now n training in Che Juneau hos- ritoi ,o become nuueE
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
LOSING THOUSANDS
 BY NOT EXCHANGING
Approximately Sl6LOOO a Year Being Lost By Liberty Bond
 Holders of West

San Francisco. Oct tO.-Liborty bond Investors Of tbe Twelfth Federal Rcsoryo District holding approxi- matoly s6IO0O.00O worth Of ic6 temporary bonds arc suffering am approximate annual loss ol sl6IO00 because thcy have not presented tholr temporary bonds for conyor- sion into 4HG permanent bonda/ Governor John U CakIna. of Che Federal Reserve Bank Of San Fmn- cisco. estimated today Every of- fort Governor CaltIns pointed out has been modo Co Inform Investors Of their interest In the matter
 Local banks throughout Che Twelfth Federal Roow, District who handle the exchange operations for individual investors free Of charge have spont thousands of dole lars n advertising to spur thc.r clients to exchange their temporary bonds for Che permanent bonds car- ry.ur higher rato of interest Despite hcIr efforts and hc fact chat the Secretary Of Che Treasury reserves Che right to terminate the privilege or converting Che tr, bonds on six months public notice f67- 100000 worth Of securities remain moxchanrcd in tha d.er.et
 Although Che conversion privilege has not been withdrawn by thc See rotary Of Che Treasury as yet and six months public notice of such withdrawal win be given before the privilege Is terminated. Go secure Che benefit of Che filC from November 10. 1920. holders of tD Second Loan Bonds must present thcm to any bank for conversion in order chat Che bank In turn may forward
 Inc bonds to reach Che Federal Re- servo Bank Of San Francisco on or before November lf. 1920. Four per cent Second Loan Bonds received by Che Federal Rcscryo Bank Of san Francisco November 10, 1920. or ou or before May If 1921. win be cone vertel. but Che Increased rate Of onc-ouortor Of one per cent win not become effective until May 10. l92l
 To secure Che bcucft of fitD from December I5. 1920. holders of fr First Loan Bonds must present hom to a bank for conversion in order chat Che bank may forward them to roach Che Federal Reserve Bank Of San Francisco on or before December l4. 1920. Four per cont F.ut Lom Bonds received by Che Federal Reserve Bank oi san Fran- ca.o December 10. 1920. or on or before June l1. 1927. win be cone vortcd. but Che Increased utorst rate of onc-quartcr of ono per cent win mo, become effective unul June 15. l92l
 For temporary fG bonda pre-
 scented. permanent fHg bonds win be delivered
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
BIG GAIE HUNTERS

A notable party Of b.g game hunt- er arrived from Che Cassior on Che Hazel B Mo- { Che drst of ho week. av nc wmnscu Sentinel Tho parp included e c ncckioy f.h and game commi toner for Che Ha- uliau islands, Dr. W. c. Hobdy. of Honolulu. Angus, nroIor Of Hon- oluiu: Mr. and Mrs. E. J Brande.a Of Omaha They took passage south on Che Cly Of Seattle
 The game baw brought out by tho hunters leaving today me aa fol- low
 e. C. Bo-Ncy Of Houo'ulu-ono moose. two caribou. one soat two sheep loue Tmnnel mrec bear.
 Dr. w. e. Hobdy ot Honolulu two caribou two goats. one sheep. one boar
 August DreIer of HonoIuiu-one moose. two caribou two goats.
 E J. Brande.s Of Omaha one moose one caribou. two goau. two sheep. one grizzly.
 Mrs F. J Brandcis of Omaha one caribou. two eoats two sheep.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15

Become a stockholder iu tho Unit. cd sates-buy war-sayings stamps
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
ARCHDEACOE DIES

Arcbdcocon Hudson Stuck died at Fort Yukon last Sunday Of pneu- mou.a. ot Che age Of 55 yc1r He came Go Che North iu 1904 In charge of Che m5'on work along Che Yukon for the Episcopal church Arch- deacon Stuck was we'll known throughout an Of Alaska for his work in thc missions and for hH travels and ascent Of Mount Nice Kmioy. Hc was a native of England and received bis education in Amer loa. He was unmarried
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
MISSING MEN

The Governors onicc has been asked Co assist I'm locating William Lewis Caldwell. about go yoara of age. medium weight and height He was last heard of s.z or seven years ago when he loit for some mining town In Alaska
 Amy Information received win ho kindly forwarded Go either Che Gov- eruor's office Juneau, Alaska. or to Mrs. Charles H 0yormayer COG South Jefferson St. lola. Kansas.