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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
SDrannerne.

Sen a116en &lasie / 8ureanfra=
tiet, bboriblan6t man timber 6e fleite
So1f / poltttife Stillinger lige neoer<
for Eoppen, beltoar al u1tge 0pfom=
finger, for 6e melte SPIDER, font ct
entbuiiaittife 8olibepifer paa @runo
al 8olibebifernes moterielle 2uf1us.
Set er 6isie Menb, iom gigr Sol
ibepismen 1aa forba6t paa mango
Maa6er. Sammen me6 6em- n1oa
man opfgre sen Mrme al @oliti<
men6, Spioner og bemmelige Mgen=
ter, iom for en- itor Sci er arpH
fra @5arti6en og iom SIR @roftt u6
al set Gaftl1m, at ingen fan lepe
11oen at obertre6e 2oben. Den1te
Mrt al 8olibebismen bar man ct
|@fsempel paa / SEN efstraoroinere
&ommisiion, en- Organization iom
praftiif talt ct nafbengig al &egie=
|ringen % iom bar fine e9ne @e9i=
menter, iom er be6re erneret enc
Ben rg6e grme. Dette &orps bar
Mfagt til at fengile bbilfeniombelit
Mon6 eller &bin6e n6en 1noerie<
gelie, taar oct giel0er Mnflager for
= 49,. -
iSpefulanter eller fortrorebolutto<
nar @irfiombe6. Set bar laot Gu<
finder ifp6e u6en l1noeriggel1e, og
ifigm set mi nominelt bar tabt &et=
ten til at u6f9re, D66sitraf, er set
paa inoen Maaoe fiffert, at set fat
tiff bar miltet Ben. Sc bar Spioner
oberaf og almin6eltge ogoe1ige leber
Il @e6iel for set.
Sc praftiife Menb.
: Sen treote &laSie i116en 8nrea11=
frattet beitaar al @eno, iom lite er
~glb6en6e &omm1nilter, JONI bar
iltttet fig til set m1Derenoe 9tDre,
efter at BET bar biit fig. itabilt, %
fom arbei6er for set enten al &a<
triotisme eller for6i Sc benptter fig
af 2eiligbe6en til at u6btfle 6eres
Soeer frit- u6e1 at bin6res al tra-
6itionelle SsSnitttntioner. Sn6en 6en-
ne &lasie finder man ben bel6ige
5orretningsmun6=&ppe, @en6 me6
ia1nme Slags Dpgtigbe6, iom mon
finder bos Sen amerifan1fe rielf=
maoe" Grultmagnat; men De arbei.
Der for at opnaa Mbancemert oq
Magt, lite @enge. Ser er inger
Ebib1 ON, at. 8olibebtferne mel
&el6 bol6er paa at life set @rob,
lem, at tage& benilags D%pgttgbeoer |
'lStatens Eieneite u6en at tilla6e 6elr
at Jamie Zig 6or1nl1er Tom i &apita:
liitiamf1i6ene. DGte er bt1t btt6ti
ben itgrite S11fces Be bar bobt, bort
ied fra &rigens Dom9ne. Ser
SIR set m1lig at gaa no fra, at bpis
@nslan6 faur bore / 5re6, bill 6e1
finoe en- forbm1ien0e in6uitrteI IT'S
bifltng Steo, ION bill gi6re &lslanl
ttI 6e Goreneoe Staters &onfurrent
8olibebiferne er Sn6nitrialiiter
ole fine Maal. Sc Glitter ait, ion
bgrer meo H ben mo6erne Ssnouitri
ltnotagen @aptaltiternes oberorepn,
5ortie1eite. SO ben iitrenge Diicip
llin, Sc ~unoerfaiter Arbeioerne, .er &c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

regnet paa ON rtoeet 6a tan siere
oct at sipe benz Sc Slioens> %
&aoerligbeoens ganer, iom set bis.
til bar ffortet paa, for Sen Mangel
CT BET alene, iom binorer @uslanb
! ct bore e Of Dc fremnelisite Ssn6l1.
ftrilanoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
AFTEN
Masonic Temple, 9Th 81. and Smith Ave.
den 6. November XII. 8 praecis

FRU ODA:
L. Agnete og Havmanden (dansk Fokevi@).
2 Lille Marianne - barbara Ring).
{. Jeppe Aakjar: Kipkal (Mudk af DR.. Torrnd).
!. With. Krag: Lille Gut seller til England QMusik at Hugo Seueman).
CHR. GOTTsCHALCH:.
/. Ael Juel: F1aget (Musik at Georg Rygaard).
e. Jppe Aakjer: Havren (Musik at Aksel Ageby).
3. En- Skaal for den Mo Musk af Weyse).
4 Der al en- Gang en- Riddersvend Fouevise),
FRU 0DA:
l. Jeppe Aakjar: Sommerfuglen Musk at Alfred Tofn).
g. E. BOisen: Mar Diet er msrkt.
3. Carl Muusnann: Den lille Pie pa den hyide Hest.
4. Erik Bsgh: Vagtp9radenL
CHR. GOTTsCHALCH:
]. Velkommen BrSdre fra SSnden IA.
q Aage Bernten: Egemanden Ndusik af G. Ryeaard).
3 En- moderne Og moralsk Eventyrvse.
d. Erik Begh: Naar dit HumSr er praat. Musk af n. e. IMmhva,.
We'd klaveret: Valdemar Wilumsen.
HOS GREv1lDEN"
De udvagte scener at svend Leopolds Lystspl, som opf1tes we'd Fu
Odas Jubiaum Kjsbenhayn den II. Maj 1920.
GnHnde Danner FRU ODA NIELSEN
BnleHer a $1O0 fas paa f1lgnde steder: N. P. Fransen, 62s Endicot
Bldg; !. !. G. Moe, Payne Ave. PoNoffce; Victor Ingemann, 1886 Summit
Ave, og j v. J. Dyer & Bros. Muakhandel, ~ u. s 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
&aIstrpf % Spane.

Ser anbenoes forffiellige Metbo6er
for at Observation-Disclosures ifoI
.ieire. 6or oct fgrite itemmes Ser
beo &aan6soprafning, iaa ollie, iom
itemrner moo &egieringen er mer=
fe6e Meno. 5or set anoet Tan in=
gen @an6t6at, iom lite er &or1m1u=
NIT, faa 11oget trpf, ga alle GrDtfe<
rier "er paa Statens &en6er. Gor
set treble fan ban lite bol6e 11oget
.Golfemg6e, % ollie 2ofoler er @ta=
tens @ien6om. &ele &resien er no.
turligbis officiel. sS1ttet 11ofbnngigt
.Dagblab tillaoes. &ro6s ollie 6is1e
&in6ringer bar bet bffe6es Men=
fcbebiferne at beiette ca. 40 8la6ier
al Sc 1000 / Moifpas Soniet be6 at
:6e bar fien6t / enfelte ftore 8eorif-
ter, bbor @algfampen fun6e feres
-E-t, LaE--tI
mtn6tIig.
Men flint Moifpos Sopiet nomi-
melt er &erre ! Moifba er set i @ir-
feligbe6en bare EN- Gambling al @nl-
gere, iom b9lger @fsefutibfomiteen
paa 40 Meolemmer, bporaf efter
Sur @entralfon1iteen helges, Jon
|beitaar al 9 Men6, fom mp6es bag.
Zig og. bar belle Magten. MoifpaS
Sobiet fful6e egentlig ! fin &elbef
iamIes en- Gong ON ngen, men bol61
lite Mg6e, me6ens ri nar ! Moifba
gentrolfomiteet 6ertmo6 bol6er Mg'
[6e 6aglig. MaturligbiS er set let fol
@eeiertngen At gbe &res paa Gfse
fltibfomiteens galg al Gertralfo.
mite. Man 1taa erinore, at en- eff
|feftib 8roteit er 11tr1lgi paa @runi
LAT Ben abiol1lte unoertrDffelie Of Be
frie Orb % ben ffrie @resie. @eiul
|tatet ct; at Meoifba Sobiets Central
fonite beitaar noellffe,1oe Of orto'
boise &on11u1ntiter.
#aa Garbet.
SCI e. 11nt1Iiet At tire fig, q,
2a1osbDiobietterne fo11111er III d,
|beitan Of ao1rulniniiifter, 81 Ser ION
EMnrnT ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

.Sellin 0Iab" ieile6e fra Gbri-
itiania Ben 80. 0ttober og bertes
til Seem Sort Sen 8. Mobe1nber,
bborfra Ser ieiles paanp ben 18. 0s.
rgta6angerfioro" ieile6e fra Mep
gorf Sen %. 0ftober, % .8erge1g.
fioro" fra Gbriitiaria ben go; Ser
er mango Rasiagerer meo paa ale
&lnsier. 9e fra Morobeftett bill naa
BERTH ca. ben Is. Sob:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
6nutrtrfgRrtngfn
8u6lann.

Den fremragen6e brittle Gfribent
Bertrand @usiell, bbiS iterfe @pm-
patier for Mrbeioerbebegelien ct bel
fienot, bapoe M6gong til at fplge
me6 BEN brittle Mrbeioer6elegotion
til &l1slano for at it16ere 6orbol=
6ene paa nert @o16. S ~Ebe Sea-
ton" bar ban ftil6ret> fine Snotrpf;;
hi giengiper EFT Mrtifel ON rS&om=
m1ntsmen og Sobietipitemet", fom
giber en- flor 0peritgt ODER Be fottiife
6orbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
@fmffebe Torpemtnimser.

Ser ieg reilte til &nslan6 mo
bilote ieg mig, at leg ffuloe faa at fe
ct %interesiant gfsperime1tt me6 en-
ny 6orm for Representative @tpre.
Grbber, iom interesierer fig for 8ol=
ibebisme, fien6er Ben Serte al @aIg,
2~an66agsmeoerne til set alrnsliffe
Goblet fom 6~olfefommisi9rerne o1=
tages at noleoe fin Maet fra. Set
ct iagt os, at man bab6e opfunoet
ct MT og langt mere ful6fon1ment
Maiftneri for at forbtsie fig ON %
efterfomme 6olfebilien. @n al 6e
cling, ri dn1feoe at it116ere, bar ON
Sobietipitemet birfelig bar set par,
1amentartife oberlegent / ioo &en=
1eenbe. 81 bleb Dog lite iitan6 til
at gisre iaa6anne Stu6ier, ga Gopi-
etiDitemet er 6genoe. Sntet tenfeligt
SDitem me6 frie @aIg biloe gipe
&omm1niiterne Maioritet b6erten
8Der1e eller paa 2anoet.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
#aa 2anba.

Set er urtuligt at fifre fig, at.
neutrality-suspicious. fot1n1er III at
Of aotr11ulniiiitter, oa Ser iorn
ssfegel. lite inoeg ,1ogen aoru1u,riilter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

senb efter &rgberau1.er at bette
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

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ma nuke wmmi uNc nnr h cnka phIi GgD it'd
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Puwnsu bupeanuyI" mv numneMI ME molina ponies"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
BELIEF CONCERNING MOON
It is bad luck To point at the moon

It is bad luck To point al the moon.
 If one horn ot the new mom is hid, den. ii is u sign oC a storm.
 A Chinese hcIicf is that there is a frog in the moon und it is worshipcd.
 Crops planted on the Increase of the moon will flourish, according 10 moon lore
 Lie on your backs and lnok at the moon; make wish, il will come true soon.
 To see the reflection of the moon in well or body of water Of any kind means good luck.
 In some countries it is popular to courtesy tn the moon twelve times and then make the wish.
 To see full moon forming the back ground of a church sicrplr, you will hear of friends marriage
 Almost aS popu'rr d superstition as thrOwiug Sdt over rhn shoulder is makfu~ % , .s' ,o H n"Er moon
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
 5 The Week In Society <
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Comphmentlng Miss Ellen Rogers who left on ,he City o3 Seattle for Seattle where she will attend the University of Washington. MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Keller ontertained on
 Saturday, evening last with a slpprr dance and games. Tn Keller home was Very beautifully ducked in exquisite fall flowers, giftE from Mir. and Mrs. Kennetl
 Hannah. The younger portion of the guests were seated in the diujrg room at a large table for rrfreshments and were greatly pleas ed with the hidden fayors. The olayr guests enjoyed their supper, tt q small table laid in the bay wtudcow of the parlor. Those in- vited were; MT. and Mrs. ME. Rogers, Mrs. L. S. Keller, Mrs. Leila E. Grove, Miss EvangeHne Ras muscp, Miss Vivian Talbot Miss Nancy Lynch, Miss Bertha Selmer, ard the compnmented guest. Mis Ellen Rogers Mir. William Flynn, Mr. Charles Wells, Mir. Clarence Pyke, Mir. Jack Kirmso, MT. K Hahn and Mir. William Riley.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
I870- 1920

Invitations are out for recep- ton at Haines, Alaska, to celebr- ate the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. OdeIl. The dateis Tuesday evening September twenty cisb.h, and the hours from half past eight until eleven o'clock Al though married fifty years. Mr ard Mrs. O7ell are still amC. the active members of society in, JIa!rCs. Mir. Odell has Q general Ucrchandise store and attends to all tusInessi personally. He and his wiIe are active in all social ani dy:c events and they are among the most highly respected resid- cLts Of Haines.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

The happy -adiUg of a rOmaDCe be svu some tim9 ago wu5 rel"brat"d at ta. First Pres1ytorian Church. when Rcrinald Brook of AtIin. B. c. and Julia s. Galb-aith of Noosho, Mo- were united in marriase by the Min ist"r Rey. F.. L. Wiutarberger.
 Nlr. Brook f,r mary years was the right hanI man Of AGr. Alexand q he has had charge of the Engineer mine. Since the death Of MT. Alexander he has had charge of the mine, anI is now looking for ward to the active resumption of work there.
 Miss. Julia, S. Ga,braith, the bride has not 'Deen IL Atin since u year ago last MaJ, but is now going iu to make her home there She is a trained nurse, and cam from Neosho Mo. A number of'ac 0uaiEtancos were present at the ceremony in the church.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Eev.E. l.. Wiuterberger, B. D.
 Pastor.

Morning Worship at Eleven o'cljukc. The Minister will opeak cs the Topico: Peace Thru Fellow srlp with Jesm3. We are talking a. tCut World Peace. but of'great- er moment in PersoHAl Peace.
 Sunday school at 12:15.
 Rally Day for the Sunday School. Parelts and te2chers and scholars are all rcmin 'ed of this. Le' make this the beginning of good things for the winter months. The promotions will be made Sunday.
 Evening Worship at 7:3O.
 Nul can scarcely rspeEd an hour n any place where you may de rive more permanent benefit than in Cof's House. The evening Sub je,t of the sermon will be: Com HOT Honesty. Bring Friend
 Wednesday, evening Prayer and Praise service 7:SU.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
RlGK l3HE
Iinrh-, |7 Wiih Penetrating
 Hamiin s WIEaru Di,

\ harmless and c"cctlve Trcoara- siou .. ...sy tie pans or kheumI- .~.. ~..r~1 Lame Back and LUm- 1a-. Is ..a-.,n.s Wizard Oil l. oCu- s.-..-. sa.-a.y L-.vgs out soreness, .-. -0n--s a2 s..st aching joints and U@-e.sS
 lo- rr~e TO idea how uscSu, it w,l rg ir.ua .n cases ot every day l.."eus gr cG,hap when there IS r-a- .t s~ immediate healing anti se,... I~0I-a'.oC as m cases of s0-...> r-u-s,. cuts. burns. bites l-. -.--s
 ler .- .-.r iruC-ists for 90 cents. # 2ot sa-.,-ra return the bottle and get y0ur wn-sE back
 Eyer c.---.at-. o- have sick HcaG--Hc .r- :rr Wizard Liver Who's r...-.-. .'.t,e pink pills, U c,... ,.---a.--l
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunlev sorvi, es will be held at HOO o'clock h tGe morning In the Church Edifirs e Christian Science Society of -..a-w0s vo,lrr Main street and Fourth hr euue
 Chrisiiar Science SubeCt:-
 Substance
 The lr brc is cordially Invited
 Sund1y School at 1900 m o'clock Wedn .snuy evening service at 500 o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Ad- ministrator or the Estate of Simon Weitzman, deceased, by the Probats Court for the Territory of Alaska sitting in probate at Haines, Alaska aId any and all persons hay ing claims against said estate ara required to present them to me in the Town Of Haines, Alaska, with the voucher required by law within six months from the date of the first publication Of this notice.
 rated this goth day ot August, 1920.
 J, H. Chisel.
 Administrator First publication S-21, 20. Final publication 9-1S, 20. ,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Ms. Harriet Jacobs is again at home with her grand daughter, Mr l.. r. Johnston. Mrs Jacobs has near iy rcgained ner usual good heat. ari she will soon De engaged .ona" morr in church and social work.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
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Mrs. 4. Raymond formerly of Skag way. but for many years a resid- gut of the interior arrived in Skag- way this week OE her way to L,I Angeles where she will spend tn wiajcr.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Mrs. A. c. Blanchard is impro" . isg rapidly and will soon be able 10 again welcome her friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
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!fr aud Mrs. Britton J. West are at home to their friends in thei. New home on Eleyenth'acr. LrJween Main and Alaska streets.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
ST. IARK's CATHOLIC CHURCH

ST. NARIi'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 9.20 Holy Communion
 -O.3O Mass and Sermon
 Beno6'ction Immediately after second Mass.
 No evening Devoions during the summer mon,hs.
 Services will be held in the Din lag Room of the cid New Home Restaurant Building while tn church is undergoing repairs.
 Fsther Edgar Gallant. Full Goslcl Mission
 Preaching Services.
 Sunday 2:3O and ?. n.
 Prayer meeting Thursday p. m. Everyone urgently invited.
 W. Fl. Shoemaker. How much sand have I? How much iron in my blood? How much lime is in my backbone?
 Do I suffer w,jh Encouragement, tho blues" melancholy. or am l an nprimISt to the b@"G, ore?
 What am I doing with my spare time? Giving 1t all to pleasure, or banking 1t in self-improvement? Am I fulfilling my obligations to my family, to my employees, to my friends, to my neighbors, to my cOun- try
 Do believe that can make a sue cess of what have undertaken, or am l undermining my chances by doubts and fears?
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Mrs. J. w. blodsoo is reported bet ter but is still in the w. P. and Y. R. hospitalo.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

llr. and Mrs. John G. Blanch- ent.rJaiacI at dinuer on We'd u.sauy at tha Golden North cafe for President Elliot, Gcneral Mama ge. Wheeler, General Auditor Her mana Miller of the W. P. and '. E. ard Mrs. Miller auj r. J. Jones If the \. c. company with hcad- Gt;rters iu San Francisco. Tn .oglc was decorated with Ca!ifornia 2cppios Eru une guef-S ard hosts enjoyed a very cNca.l.uJ rcpast loo42 atJer dinner AIr. and Mrs. Iaaachard left OF the spokane for seattle where they will spend the Ei.rer.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
70 0 0

S,r. and Mrs. David Stevenson have gone east for visit with fri ends and relatives and will be a. way from skagway about thrc' m,u;bs. The major portion of tho time will De spent In Ohio whcr AIl. Stcycnson's relatives reside.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Ms. Frank FeerO, who is Well known iu SkaEway, having lived her for mauy years. but now living in is visiting with rel sti.eg and friends. Mrs. Fecro likes the Capital City but is hapPy to return and spend a few days in Skagway. She will return 'y..t lla coming week.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Am I expecting the best things to come to me today, this week. this year; or am I attracting the worst things by anticipating them, holding them in mind, expecting them?
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

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The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

lI.N NI. Smith of Nrmse's was a Passy"ger to Eetchikan on the S, 3laue where he will engage in busiacsz. Mrs. Smith has charge of ,hc Kirmse store in SEagway. Mr. Sm::h accom?an:vd his sister, Mrs. Nesta Angus as far as his destina- lion. Mrs. Angus is en route to S-a,,la, her home, afte~ a summer
 visit with he. brother and sister in law. MT. and Mrs. Max N. Smith.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

The Golden North Cafe Serves only the Left that ths market af fords and invites trial oi excellent service and cuisine.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

FCC-TT2S would fester, and were ESyWSSA scattered over my face. At (aS S times my face would be a ' :. mass of erupsions. They
 / itched and burned, and I x & would lose sleep.
 The trouble lasted about two years before I used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and when had used one cake of Cuti- cura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment l was hesled." (Siened) Mrs. Philip Hein, Box 303, e03 Lake St., Standpoint, Idaho, Aug. p, 1919. ~ Cuticura ToiletTrio sQ Consisting of Soap, ointmentaDa ; Talcum, promotes and maintains skin purity, skin comfort and sEm health often when all else fails. The Soap 10 cleanse and purify, tho Cirt. ment to soothe and heal, the Talcum to powder and perfume. You can dn no better than make these fragrant. super-creamy eInollIenis your every day toilet preparations. Sold every where at 25 cents each. Sample each free by mail. Address postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. R, Maiden. EA& cutieura Soap shares without mur.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

l am making suggestions 10 my superior which may be of value and which may not have occurred to him because he is busy with his own Imme- diate work?
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Have I that bulldog grip, that tenac- fly of purpose, which never lets go. knows uO retreat? Have l that clear gift wh'ch pushes cH when everybody rlSr gives up %nd turns hack?-Ncw
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

Cutting and singping hair at differ ent periods of the moon Is still pop ular habit, although nOnsuperstItious folk sancly protest it is the regularity of the clipping and singeing that has the effect.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
SUNDAY DINNER
 WITH PURE ICE CEEAl

Eeaev Brothers are ryi"s their aagAc,L-G Ice Cream 8. thet. sanitary fou"taiU
 D=Itvr!es mcda f1r Sunday d'2 Her. rboLa l26.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

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The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

If you see q new moon first through Il window pane. turn over a coin in your pocket to break the i'll luck.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18
P|NPLES ON FACE FOR TWO YEARS
ltched and Burned, Face a Mass 0fEruptions. Cuticura Heals.

b "Myface was affected with pim-
 pies. They were large and hard and
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

To the Danes is attributed the fancy that the. moon is made of cheese made from the milk of tine milky way.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-18

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-01
M. E. CHURCH
APPOINTS PASTORS
REV. JOHN CHEAP, FORMER PAS.
TOR, COMES TO LOUISA
AGAIN.

Augusta, KY, September 27-The
ninety fourth annual session of the
Kentucky Methodist Episcopal Church
closed here at noon day, Bishop w
F.Anderson. of Cincinnati, presiding.
The following appointments to pas
torates were read:
Ashland District-W. H. Davenport
District Superintendent. Advance, E
N. Early; Ashland, First Church, T
Howard Jones; Ashland, End Church
j. d. Haggard; Catlettsburg, A H
Davis; East Maysville, w. H. Morris;
Elkhorn, Dora Bridges; Gallup, Ora
Sparks; Germantown. j. r. Howes:
Greenup, w. r. Fryman; HELLER, ]
N. Howcs;; Louisa. John Cheap; Mar
tin, to be supplied; Olive Hill j. l.
Burton; Paintsville; Isaiah Cline;
Paintsville Circuit, Ora Sparks; Pike
vile, T. B.. Ashley; Pikeville Circuit
to be supplied; Salt Lick. S B. God
bey; Salyersville, to be supplied;
Tolesboro, N. G. Griswold: vanceburg,
to be supplied; Wolfpit, l. C. Morris.
]. NJ. Literal, w. w. Sheppard and
o. G. Ragan, are district superinten-
dents.
t. B. Stratton returns to Covington
VIM. Jones. d. d, goes to Jonesville
w. H. Muncey is assigned to Scotts-
vile.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-10-01
TWO CONVICTIONS
FOR FELONIES
MlLT cAPERToN AND JOHNNIE
FARRELL GET PRISON SEN
FENCES.

In the Lawrence Circuit Court Mili
Caperton was given sentence OF two
years In the penitentiary for striking
Mr.. Clay with deadly weapon. Mr.
Clay is about 65 years old and was
summoned to help the Marshal of Lou
lisa put Caperton in the city Jail II
was while resisting that he struck Mr.
Clay
Two other cases against him were
continued An effort Is being made to
secure new trial
Johnnie Jarrel. indicted for robbing
ID. c. Spencer's store. pleaded guilty
and agreed to accept sentence OF two
years In the penitentiary The Com
monwealth's Attorney agreed to accept
that kind of verdict. q. w Castle,
attorney for Jarrel, made a talk to the
jury in support OF this agreement.
Then, the jury did thing that never
before occurred in the Lawrence Cir
cult Court, nor probably elsewhere. In
stead OF fixing the sentence at two
years they cut II to one year. No evil
dence was heard by the jury. All they
knew was that FARRELL confessed and
was satisfied with two years. Comment
is unnecessary.
Lille Estep was acquitted on the in
dictment for issuing u cold check.