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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
$3.50 MONTHLY ALlMOkY
GRANTED MRS. C. M. Finn
Wifc of Danvilic Husincsa Man Gets
Temporary Judgment Against

DANViLI.E, VA. Dec, c0.-Judge
i!chard :. licr, OF stanton. han or
dcr.G =. Maurice Finn. Il prominent
business man Of This city, to pay his
wife, Ethel Graham Finn, $50
monthly. "s temporary alimony, until
the pending divorce case has been
passed on by the courts,
The order provides that tina i'm :
mediate payment of 1880 ho made 10
Mrs. Finn. who, with her child. il
York city.
Mr.. Finn !lleh an affidavit denying
his wifc's various allegations and
setting forth that shs left him las L
summer for visit TO her brother.
~ which time there was no suspicion
OF a divorce action,
lie says that sh6 remained away
for several weeks. ana when finally,
asked by wire 10 return, he was
served with notice of tho divorce. He
says she is living now in circum-
stances beyond what she was accus-
toned 10 and beyond his means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
HARRISON WILL Fight
CONTEST OF ELECTION
seventh District Representative SnJs
Campaign Was Fn'- and
Without Fra 4
| Spcc!al to The Times Dispatch

ISpcc!al 10 The Times lyIspatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. Dee 70
Representative Thomas ". Harrison,
OF this city, whose recollection from
the seventh Virginia District will be
contested by John Pau. Republican.
OF Rockingham County. before the
next House OF Representatives. to-
day declared he will defend ;t,r right
OF the district to select its own rep
rcsentat!ve and also defend the good
name OF the high toned men and NO.
men against the attacks OF one who
is seeking to obtain a scat in Con-
SrcSS 20 which he is not entitled"
Judcc Harrison declares the cleo
ton between Paul and himself was
idir and WITHOUT fraud and that his
opponent is depending on trivial ir-
rcSuihr!ticS occurring in precincts
carried y? me TO diSfranchiSc the
people OF the district. after carefully
supprcSs!nl, similar irregularities in
precincts carried by him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

Give Schu0I Entertainment.
AMELIA. VA. Dec. 20.---A Christ
mas entertainment will he held ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
10 Cure n Cold In One Day

Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QtlNlNE tablets. The Ecnuinc bears
the signature Of l.. w. Grove. 30c.-
NIy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
NEWS GATHERED FROMALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

mont Drug Company: w. II. Perry
undertaker: W. G. Martin, timer ana
COWS bUttling establishment. liar.
rcy Ware bottl!ng plant: a barber
SHOP, Il pressing CLUB and two OF
three minor concerns. A. r. Sands
proHiniatcly. $1,000 insurance.
IL was intimated this afternoon
that TWO or more arrests might b,
made after the police have completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
ALBERT N. SMITH DIES
DURING SISTERS FUNERAL
Winchester SInn Expires After RcIn-
i've Had Succufni,cd at His
ItctIsldC
LSpecial 10 The TImes.Dtspntch.l

'''' ~ 7 TIC RITIIVb- us UdICT.I
WlNCiiESTEli. VA. Dec. 90
WINE funeral s<rviccs were being
held here for Mrs. Virginia SmIil
Ray. who died last week of heart
trouble while watching at the bed
side Of her brother. Albert y Smiu,
in brunswick. Md. the latter OK.
pireJ. death being due to uaraiyS!s
He wnS siXty-two years old unmar-
r!cd and a member Of the knights
OF Pythias here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
CoMER's CONDITION CRITICAL
Wounded Rcrcnue 0nircp ncmovcd
TO Hospital nt Mount

DANvLLE, VA. Dec. ao.-I,oports
from i.saksviiie, n. Co.. today were
who was wounded on Saturday night
by G. y. Garrett. q travelling man.
who mistnok the party Of officers for
fnotpads, has been removed to Mount
AIRY Hospital in grave condition. The
bullet went through his chest,
Garrett is under bond for II hear
Ing. Thc officers arc said TO have
waylaid the man 10 search the car
he was driving for liquor, u chase
exchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

Wednesday night. December 30. and
is gotten ur by the Amelia High
School. 1T will be given in Rand's
Han. Among the features will be 4
presentation OF she Stoops to Con-
Guer." In the Methodist Church on
Monday night. December 81. another
entertainments for the Interest and
benefit OF the Sunday school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Bcavrrdam veteran III.

BE.tNERDAM. VA, Dec 20
Thomas f. Taylor. Si-ycar- old Con-
tcdcra:c veteran and a life-lont,
friend of the late Judge John i,
Crutchfi"ld. of Richmond. is i'll n, his
nome. - tcliT." near NegrofOot
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-06-19
"A n u K - ! = \ y 4 Z

On motion # Mr Eff duly sec
on ed ~ Mr. Dufi ne. the f"lI'"-
ng re>o!ut on WIS ID P cd ],
Whe'e as the prpu Alto" Of the 5th
Ward Of III Parish # St har!e
Increased, and particularly at Des
tr-h n IT, sPper ED Of sid Ward
ano
- here $. the electors in he
neigh OH cd Of Deatreh ~ re
quest an additional pciI & place
IN sa!d Wald Which has here 0
tofore been restr .c;ed to one pol
ling pre- Mt,
!, Be 1t Resolved, BY The Police Ju
nv Of The Parish { St Charles IN
reg ar meeting Assem- led hat
fr NJ and after this date The 5th
Ward OF the, Parish of St Oh rles
shall! be DIVIDED into tw' voting
pr cints Tho line dividing the Par
ish.s of Jefferson and It h ,rle,
and the lower line Of the ModoC
plsntat on III II Le known and de
ignated AS Precint No. On. and
that p ,rt'on OF said Ward Fl m the
Iower line of SAIL Modoc Planta-
to the upper line Of he V'ctt ria
Ian atlon shall he known and drs
igna,ed is Preciht No Two Of
Ward S
Be il rurther resolved. that The
pnlrng p ace shall be estabiishe"
b. The prepcrsu horites provided
by Nv
Be it fu the, received that thi,
ordlna ce shall be puhlishe III The
official journ in the Parish O
st Charles :or Nlucty days from
aftsr IFS adopth'n:
hereby certify that the above
is tue an correct copy If a T 5
olution passed at q mecting Of the
Police Jury held this day
Parish O. ST Charles, My 4. 1890
F. SctfexnT ydre
secty
) AUG 8 40
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Notice TO Mortgage Credi-
rs OF 7 he Parish of St. Charles

Notice TO Mortgage Credi-
tors OF The Parish of St. Charles
IN conformity with Section 63,
Act.S5 of 1883, not te is hereby
given to all parties, holding mort
cages upon real estate in the Par
ish Of St. Charles on which taxes
fer the year 1919 have not been
paid that | will begin the sale of
same at the Court House door on
Saturday, July II tn. 1929. at IL
A. NJ. and that number Of pieces
Of property SO delinquent are now
being advertised n this news
paper in conformity with the law
preparatory to such sale. The at
tention of mortgage creditors is
especially called to these advertise
ments Of sales and they are warn
ed to take such steps prior to the
sale as may be necessary to pro-
tect their rights.
Leon c. Vial Tax Collector
Parish Of St, Charles.
Sheriff S 4 Tax Collectors Office
June II tn. 1920.
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NOTICE

No burial or removal. Of oodie
vili be allowed unless accompan-
led by burial or remova. premii
from tile Local Registrar POST
mastery OF said district III who"
The s.eatn occurred as per ORD :rs
from 1hc Louisiana tate board
vi Health
n. Zeringue
Sexton Reu church Crmete' J
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Wisner Estates inc.

" ISIcI IsIdtOo IT.
State. pari-h, -eyee. acreage and Or.
taxes. $l067S IS
Lots 1870 to lS7 incl. That portion Of lots
468 to .48l incl. North If westerly extern
sion Of fiji South boundary Of lots 456
to 4o5 incl. All lots ass 10 AL incl.
North IA Of lots 492 to 495 incl. 3O8l 81
Acres.
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F. 2 Ledge Nc 81, X. of P.

, ;, ST.
i'o' g >0te"l' : -'-1N' -
Joiih iio''
Estate Parish, Leyee x acreage lakes
Portion of lois 20 ~ nv ~
W. .Herbst
State Parish Ievte acreage & DR.. No.
$50 sL4. So
49,, Iot IN G. CbaI n n MOL 5 acres
WI Ha-bst
State Parish Levee. acreage s. DR.. No
tavas 81. ~
,o12 p,k { Lots / to 3 Blk +.
, 20 acras
~ = r-.r
wy hao
State, PARISH, LeVee, acreage, anu -
west - acres io' - ti' ,,,,as II
D lvl. i ac1es.-.~---
At Moore
M
,uurles u. u, No,Z o.Uo acres
M ~ Moore
State PARISH levee acreage & DR.. mol
taAes . , ,. m onh ~,
Lot " u p Nii01 -
MOI o'oo acres
~; =. ~ So-rall
state PARISH levee acreage q u. NO.
.a or, I21A,s,o1 20 n ~ "a
). 10 81 mel.
W. y" III :, \ * ,us
", ~ ,u.i ~ 10 20 Incl.
III IL li,,nct ot ~ t,Ias Mum d. ",
- NJ ! s.37 50 acres
" ~ D.
stare parish leyee acreage & DR.. NO,l
taxes SIo9.o4
Los $50 to $50 incl. ST Chas. M. SUI
~. NO. 10. 10 acres
Vim G. Mccullough
O. ~. NJ
Stale, PARISH teVse' aSieASI' y - 80
u :, ,h
.1o"'n 10 aeles "a io' - u ~ ~'"''
- ouo y. ~
,u,,
A' "
state, paI1su Ivvec, acreage q ID NO. l
taxes SIoI.Uo
Lo.. 81 q 81 81 Gnas. Nj. -. ouo ~.
~ 20 aSirs
St t,hss DEVELOPMENT Co.
:,
otate pa ieNee ">i~as@ " w.
AAe oW u OF 81 % TIC % = VI oe3
10. an sec..ous -, ~ . Il anu ina, l..
sec. Ii west oI SEC. ~; al "a Sc, %, :,
IN ~. ok. 70 hAst, = !,
nd p. mar ,s,rf ~ s..r ne,t .,
~, !, III. ~ ,,,a
se~. - -, ~ ,rac,,nr.., ~
- 10 - ras,
-. = ..x, or sxr.,n
~ tnt. \. OF the NV IA III /. IL )
=. 70 East.
e All sections y z, ali sec . east Oh
Grand Bayou aii portions OF sec ~ q II
east vi Iidild bay "a d-o hoi IA u BLACK
sec ID Ill !. - ok ~ T..
= 1s r. = lv,,1.,.,tw,.. = ram, havou
). .,,i a. m ~, * III r.
y ~ a. - -. =, M. 49, x,,rv
:. 49,, 4 49,. ,.,,,.,,.
+, - ..-.,f,...,,,s ,u,,,,,,,rg .tato, y
81 Charles j'evelopnent 70
sto,a nar,sh leyee acreage taxes rs Os
49,, - ~ \ "a 49,. 81 81 50 4 ~
= luE ~, a.res
:, - En-.
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Geo Cousin
NOTICE

Hunting, hshihg. trapping an.
trespassing ale strictly prohibtte'
OIL the properties at the estate O.
II. L. YouLAs.
H.. IL. Youngs
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wisner Estates Inc.
State, Parish, Levee and acreage taxes.
S22S. 81
Secs. Is, "a, IS, So, T. Il. S. R. p
East. Fractl. sec. 81, 7. "A, 5. X. p
East. Fractl Sec. !, 2 s. II and those
portions OF Fractl. Secs. 3 &lO East of
Bayou Couba. T. IS, 81 R. e East. 3o24.8O
Acres.
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On said day Of sale | will sell
such portion Of said property that
any debtor will point out and IN
case the debtor will not point cut
sufficient property, | will at once
without delay sell the least guam
tity Of said property of ar y debtor
which any BIDDER will bid for the
amount Of the taxes, interest and
costs. Cue by the said debtor, the
sale will be without appraisement,
fer Gas h legal tender money of the
United States, ard the property
shall be redeen.able at any time
fer the space Of che year, by pay
ing the price given including costs
ard twetny (2O) Ter cent theron.
Leon C. Vial
Tax Collector.
Sheriff's Office, Parish Of st.
Charles. June IL tn. 1870.
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Est George Davis

State, parish, levee, & acreage taxes
20 90 >, a., 90 97'I'
u NO : % acres
>.....
ttxes S3r,7
<.rf II of lot * & Che = i Nj
10 L-lUO acres - >'O : y
"iSile' fs1ateS INC
49, al iSi' i'e'ee' aei eds'e " ~ 40 -
IdAo2 ="
~ - ~ ~ GOV ~ 200 .loi I|o's ~ -
rortion Of LOT 10 in sec 15,rI4S p ~ =
The above being n IL of NE 4 of NE
4 Of Sc Ia OF sec Is I II ) X 20 Il
1897 acres
Wisuer Estates Inc
STATE Parish, l. ve4 ACREAGE and Cr dist
No taxes S+lo.05
LOIS go 10 0fo liCI iots no 10 'f7 Ahei
Nisner ESTATES Inc
State, Parish. Leyce, acreage and DIR No
']Sg -. 70 az "a 70 500 ,ao foo1, %
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that tres
passing trapping, & moss picking on all
properties belonging to the La Cypress
Lumber Co in St Charles is strictly pro-
hibiled. Any one caught OH said prop
critics will be punished to tue full ex-
tent of the law.
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Wisner Estate Inc.

State, Parish, Levee and acreage taxes
Sl3lS. 50
All Fractl. Sec Fl, +. II S. R. - 4.
5 IL OF SW II Of sec. ) SW IA of SEC.
4: all sec. 10; " IL OF sec, IL; " IL Of
sec. II; SEC. IS n II Of \ II, SW Il
OF NANl- NV IA of SW IA & 5 II
of 5 IL OF sec. %; Si-2 of NV IA &
Sc Ia Of sec 20: All secs. Il & "a, SW
La L. Fractl. - Of sec. s., all sec.++
I. Is, SR - Il. sec. 100, WIZ of NV
Ia OF SW Ia of sec. lis. All sec. III
except lot !. Al! secs. III to ll6 incl. :.
and that portion Of sec. Y back Of tie
so arpent line, all sec. % I. IS S. <.
20 K All secs, /, 2, 8, 10, IL, II, l3, "A
& 81 I. a, S. r. l9 f.
NV IA of NV IA Of sec. 8: All sec
except lot s. All secs. 5 & s. All sec.
except NV IA of Sc II, NV IA OF SW
IA; All sec. 8; All sec. 80 n of SIP. RR
All Sec. 40 except 40 acres, sold to
Albert Phenis. All sec 49, I. IA 5, r.
20 T..
That portion of sec II being OH Black
Prince Island. T. IS. s. K. 20 East.
10, 07962 acres
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AG1a.1 VAN He'd

AG..a.1 Wanted
Wanted mtn with team or auto
who Ctn give pond 10 sell t3T
Watkins ~ m aud + I'm products
Bio. est onCeIn 4 kind III world
$500 to $500 yeaSfy Come,
I'M, ounsy open NrEe today
J * u.tk n, Go Dep. ia.
Win0uo, aiiun.
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Iarlas S. Webb adj to Paradis Ranch 90
State, parish, Levee acreage & DR.. NC,
taxes S4l6.05
| OTIS rs to iuc. st Chas Nun DIR dist NO
izU acres ~
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Wisner Estatee Inc.
Stale, Parish levee acreage & DIR NO
taxes S115.51
Lots Is to 81 St Chas Nun, DIR. q. mol
80. 10 acres,
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James S Webb

James S Webb
State, parish, levee, acreage ID No :
taxes So4.77
All lots 81 & 50 St Charles Nun u dist.
Sub No Z9. 43 acres
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Save a child while he is chnd,
and you have saved a soul for time
and eternity. Where could there be-
an investment with a larger return?
st. James says he shall hide multi
tude of sins" Can anyone imagine
what a saved life amounts to? The
sin, debauchery, crime, and the fright.
full train of evils that attend the life
OF sinner, with all the heart-eche,
pain and misery that follows sua1
lives! Surely participation in such
work is the highest employment IN
which a human being can engage.
Subscribe to the Louisiana Methodist
Orphanage Expansion Fund.
Four hundred little hands are be-
seeching you.
A visit to the Ruston Methodist Or
pbanage is a revelation, an inspiration
and benedfction and its memory will
1--we in your hearts forever. Sheltered.
safe, happy, growing up.to useful man
hood and womanhood, saved to the
State and to the Nation..-the orphan
will not be forgotten in this, an hour
of need, neither by the people Of this
State. whose. wards they are, nor By
Him who, watching over Israel, slun-
bars, not, nor sleeps"
Dc nodd.y opClapa fo an 0rnha1
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Be a Daddy Longlegs to an orphan
child.
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Wisner Estates Inc
State, Parish, Levee and acreage taxes
SO 81
Sec. 20 I, Is, S. R. Il f. $50 fcet strip
+ side Of swift of sec. % I. II 5. X.
20 E. $50 feet L. side OF L IL Of NWl4
sec. 2osT. II S.R. 20 +. Fractl. secs. s,
9&l5 1. 10 ST. Fl + l05.24 acres
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James S Webb
abb to Paradls Ranch Co
State parish, levee, acreage taxes 2.s3
lot II st. Charles Mum, DR. dist MOI Il
acres
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Wisner Estates Inc.
State, parish, levee, acreage, & DR.. NO
/. taxes SIUG. 20
Lots S, 6, 8, %, %, in ST. Chas. mum.
D1. DIST No. 1872 acres.
Wister Estates Iuc
state, parish, 1evee, acreage. and DR..
No. | taxes So9.oo
Lots 80, S, Chas. Nun. DR.. Dist. No. l
20 acres
Wisner Estates Inc.
State, parish, levee, acreage & DR.. No.
Il taxes. Sll0.10
Lots IS, rs, & SO St. Chas. Nun. Or.
Dist, Mol 3l67 acres
Wisner Estates Iuc.
State, parish. levee. acfeage & Or. No.
i taxes S53o.lo
lots $40 to SIS incl,
Homer J Dakei
State, parish, leyee, acreage AND DIR !
taxes s46z 80
Lor % div No 6 St Chas d d No /, lot
to Ia. IL - +" -
l29. 76aeres
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State, parish, levee, & acreage taxes
g, 8:
Lots 19. 20,2l,22, in div No St Chas d
Il No 81 acres
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A. " Smith adj. to c.. Sorrells.
State, Parish, Isevee, acreage. and Dr.
NO. 1 taxes. poo. %
Lot 50 uier No [ Paradis of Sub-Dlv.
Sccs. 50, 3y&4u I. ~. ). K. ~ Il.
80 acres A
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State, Parish, Levee aud acreage taxes
Sl9.95
Sc IA of NV Ia & S IL of NE IA &
n i Ia of SW II and n IL of Sc Ia
of sec. p, I 15, SIX. 70 +. 240 acres.
Wisner Estate Inc.
State, Pariah, Levee, acreage and DR..
No l taxes SiU4. 70
\ IL OF lots 1000 125 incl. Sub. DR..
ID. No St. Chas. d. 50 acres.
Henry Schoeuan
State, parish, levee acreage taxes DR.
taxrs S54o.42
Lots /, 2,3,4,5 5, 6, 7, & 8 in div. NOD
St Chas Nj. id. 1858 acres
Wisner Estate Inc.
State, parish levee, acreage, Dr. No.
taxes f1I.'o
Lots IS to u inc. lots SO & SO to los inc
Sub DIR d No / st Charles M, l37.09
acres
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Sexton Red Chu, CHI Ccmete' y
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01
LOCAL AND 1 PERSONAL l MENTION

c. B. Richmond and wife are today moving into the Hegg building.
 Regular semi-monthly meeting of the city council will be held tonight. The Alaskan Grill is closed for a few days while some repairs are being made.
 katalla, after having been some time overdue
 Dutch" Blanchfield is en route to Cordova from Seattle. headed for h. terior Alaska.
 A number of townspeople spent yes- terday on the Copper River flats, stalk ing oil claims.
 Two boats-the Admiral Evans and Alameda-are now on the way from Seattle to Cordova.
 Harry Nelson, the tailor, will shortly move his place of business into the Northern hotel building.
 c. H. Kramer left on this mornings train for Slate creek, where he will spend the summer mining
 Mrs. B. o. Graham is returning home on the Alameda, after a visit with her daughter in the States.
 The launch Pioneer returned this morning from Katalla and left in a few hours for Latouche with cargo of gasoline.
 D. c. Sargent left this morning for the Shushanna and Nabesna districts, where he will devote the coming sea- son to mining. H. B. Wolkng & Go. have rented the Hood building, on Second street, which they are having fitted up as an undertaking parlor.
 Mrs. R. H. l.. Noaks, who has been on visit to the States, left Seattle this morning on the Alameda for Cor dova.
 Miss Ellen Fraisure is returning home on the boat that left Seattle to
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

day after a stay Outside of several weeks.
 Mrs. Jack Irvine of Fairbanks is recent arrival from the States who will shortly leave for her home in the Interior
 Harry I. O'Neill, who took one of his small children to Seattle for medical treatment, is returning home on the Alameda
 Billy Frame was a passenger for Chitina on this mornings train. He will resume his old position as driver on the trail stage line.
 Miss Ollie Audett is returning to Cordova on the Alameda to accept her old position as bookkeeper with the Alaska Transfer Company.
 Druggist O. w. Brehmer returned this morning to Mccarthy, but likes Cordova so well that he may return here later and start a drug store
 V. G. Vance has decided to fit up the corner store room, formerly oc- cupied by the Style Shop, as an of. cfie and lobby for his Northern hotel
 H. J. Macdonald, storekeeper for the Kennecott Copper Corporation, who spent several days in Cordoya, re- turned to Kennecott on this mornings train.
 The first two oil locations in the Cordova district were today filed by R. H. l.. Noaks and c. H. Scheffer, Smokestick claims.
 Dr. W. w. Council, who took a spe- cial course in surgery at Mayo Bros institute, Rochester, Minn, is return ing home on the steamship Alameda to resume his practice here.
 Dan Greenig has received the char ter for Cordova Igloo Mo- 19, Pioneers of Alaska, which will be organized during the present week. There are forty charter members enrolled
 The launch Rolfe, owned and com manded by J. A. Ibacl1, went on bar in front of Katalla while returning from Yakataga beach with a number of oil stampeders. The passengers got off in safety, and landed at Katalla, while the boat is not damaged, and was foated today on the high tide Yesterday afternoon the beautiful bronze tablet for the monument on Flag hill, erected in memory of Cor dova's fallen heroes of the late war, was dedicated with appropriate exer- cises. Short addresses were made by
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

Mayor A. J. Adams, George c. Hazelet, Dr. w. H. Chase, F. H. Foster and George Dooley.
 Ivan H. Suphellen, who has been on an extended leave of absence from his duties at the railroad office, dur ing which time he visited all the movie studios at Los Angeles and elsewhere is headed for home, having left Se- attle today
 Griff Ellis and wife are among the passengers for Cordova on the Ala meda, leaving Seattle today. Griff has evidently annexed a bride on his trip to the States, and they are sure of royal reception upon their arrival here
 The launch BrOOkdalc arrived today from Port Wells for supplies for the Salt Sea Fisheries Company Our toWnsman, A. J. Wilson, who is build ing the new cannery, took advantage of the opportunity to come to Cor dova and visit with old friends.
 The launch Pioneer returned this morning from Katalla, bringing back number of people who stampeded to the oil field to stake claims. The party included Charles Dustin, E. J. Davis, Lewis Laska, Walter Stoesser, Oscar Anderson, Ernie Miller, Ben Os- borne, Oscar Ohman, Frank Castle, Walter Jackson and several others, all of whom made oil locations.
 Mrs. o. E. Jones, who has been on a visit to the States, is returning to her home at Mile S9 on the steam ship Alameda
 w. l.. Stephenson and Clyde Coombs ere returning to Cordova from Seattle on the Alameda.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

Beginning on March i, the subscription price of the Cordova Daily Times will be SIPS per month, or $12 a year if paid in advance. This advance is abso- iutely essential on account of the high cost of material and labor. The Times is practically the last of the daily newspapers in Alaska to increase it's rates, but is now forced to take this action.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01
MASONIC MEETING

There will be a special meeting of Mt. Mckinley Lodge No. 1S3, F. & A. M., on Monday evening, March l.. Third degree
 J. H. SELLEN, w. NJ. w. E. BROWN, Sec. 23-2t
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

FOR RENT-Two-room apartment
 with bath; down town. Phone
 29-4 rings. 14-5t
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

FOR RENT-Two cottages Phone
 100. 2e-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

FOR SALE-One wolf robe Phone
 100. 20-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

day after a stay Outside of several weeks.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

WANTED-A grown boy who is not afraid of work, to learn the printing trade. Apply Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

FOR RENT-An apartment Apply to
 Charles J. Goodall 21-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

FOR RENT-FurnIshed cabins. See
 Dooley.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

FOR RENT-Two-room furnished
 house. Apply Paul Bloedhorn. 25-tf