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been observed as Il half holiday but
the judge has given his workers adj
ditional time In which to complete
their Christmas shopping.
Slight injuries were reported in the
case of Mrs. Maggie Andrews. 1909
Second Avenue. Highland Park, who
at ssy.%,h and nS"h Br oS an aee9nooe
tcr1ay. She was taken home in the
city ambulance. Nj. q. Kellogg. Clio
North Sixth street. WAS recorded as
the driver OF the ear.
News of the death OF j. Campbell
Spotts. eldest son of the late John q.
ana Mrs. Bette Paul SPOTS. was re-
cciHed In Richmond yesterday. Be-
sides IL widow ana two daughters. he
~ survived by one brother, Austin l..
Spotts. ana two sisters. Mrs. Il. r.
,toberts and Mrs. K. W. Roberts. OF
fhe condition or j. e. Jordan. mo-
tormhn Of tho lakewood and Holly
wood line. whose left leg was crushed
In an accident on Main Street. be-
tween seventh and Eighth Streets
car crashed into the rear end of a
esthahpton car. was reported ~
being satisfactory last night. al,
though he was suffering IL great deal.
Inc leg was amputlted about half
way between the knee and ankle. Il
was stated. Mr.. Jordan. who IN 20
years old. lives Mt SIG North Twenty.
fifth Street.
No motor ears arc to b. marked
West OF the Washington Monument
In capitol Square on Sundays, ar
coru.ng TO Instructions given the po-
lice from the Office OF Governor la
Wis yesterday. cars on such DAYS
may be parked In tie square alm0s,
at any point east of the monument.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Mrs. Banks Is getting up play to
be given nj the Forest Hill school
house for the benefit OF the Shelter
ing Arms Hospital.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. John c. Robertson. who is i
patient at Stuart Circle Hospital, is
said to be improving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

AS set none of the womcn's organ
iZations OF the city have announced
their committees TO confer with the
Travellers Protective Association
committee and representatives of all
organizations of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Several short plays will he given
DE the Little Thenter League at tho
City Auditorium New Years Dav M
O'Clock. Three or the plays are
taken from the famous old English
cycie or Chester plays ana the fourth
Archer. founder OF the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

The Epworth leaguers OF Park
i'lace Methodist Church will conduct
,hetr Christmas sun-rise prayer meet
class room OF the church. MIR. Chas.
L. ChapDell. Il layman OF the church.
WIN have charge of the service
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The case of Clarence Painter. who
was arrested in Caroline County by II
pepartment Of Justice official. will
pc given n preliminary hearing by
next tuesday. Painter Is being held
In Henrico County jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Sufferers in Armenia will receive
10 per cent Of the gross receipts OF
the three performances at the Acad-
envy OF Music today, Manager Charles
w Rex announced yesterday. The
donation will he in the name OF VIII
mer, Vincent and Wells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

The Woman's Auxiliary OF tho
Richmond Blues Association began
the distribution of their baskets yes
tcrday morning as did q committee
from the Society OF ST. Vincent dc
Ptul at II North Laurel Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

Robert steele. colored. was given
eighteen months In the pcnitentinry
by jury In Hastings Court yester-
DAY. steele was charged with shoot
ing Robert Anderson. Jefferson Bcas-
ley was fined $50 ana given one
prohibition laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

yers and court attaches. Major Sa-
VIE expressed his appreciation OF
the good feeling thus expressed by
his Official family.
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The subjects OF Rabbi T.. y. Ca
l!Sch's sermons for This week mt Beth
Ahnbah viii be. for Friday evening,
nj $40. "A Jewish View Of Jesus OF
Nazareth" and for Saturday morn :
ing. at II o'clock, .'I,nhannv Coat. ar
Many Colors." The general public IL
welcome 1T all services "a, Beth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

been observed as Il half holiday but
the judge has given his workers adj
ditional time In which to complete
their Christmas shopping.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-05

installing an electric ice cream freez-
ing plant and is now installing an
electric light plant.
The District Board is meeting at
Pine Hill and many out OF town
parties are In attendance.
MINEOLA
Mineola, Texas, June 3.-The o.
B. F. and S. M. T. will have their
annual sermon Sunday. Mr.. George
Hill has job travelling. Mrs. Irie
Thomas and Mr.. Shackleford like
the Dallas Express; they wont dc
without it. Mrs. Senie Orr has come
home from the sanitarium at Mar
shall recovered from her illness
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, June 4.-Rey.
J. s. NJ. Alexander named Sunday
as rally Day" at his church, $685.
90 was raised for education. The
pastor of the M. e. Church (white)
spoke at 3 p. M, and Rev. Mrs.
Riddle spoke at night.
Misses Myrtle Boyd and Gertie
Lee Combs have returned from Mar
shall where they attended Bishop
College.
Miss Lew Harris died May 25th
after lingering Illness. Mrs. Nc
Dowell of Wichita Falls, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wat
son. Rev. ]. E. Dennis of Boga.
lusa, La, preached at the Baptist
church, Friday night. Miss Martha
Washington has returned home with
her diploma from Texas College in
Tyler. Texas. B. w. Crawford I'm.
dertaking Company of Denton had
charge of the remains of the little
daughter of Mrs. Sallie Brooks who
died May 9th.
Miss Sophia Bowens has finished
her course at Samuel Houston Col.
lege and returned home very much
elated over her success.
Miss Laura White left Thursday
for her home at Lancaster, Texas
Mr.. Lewis Whitlow has returned
from ten days visit in Oklahoma
Mr.. George Hugely, ST., spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Denton.
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CORsICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, June Airs.
Anna Mills of Wichita Falls, Tex
as is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Lizzie Vinson of Dallas, is
in the city. visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Bennett A great revival
is in progress at the Wilgo Bap-
fist church and is being conducted
by Rev. Sterling Of Bryant.
DR.. H. E. Williams left for At
lanta, Ca, to attend the N. A. A. G..
P.
Mr.. James Shelley returned home
from Tennessee, last week where
he has been attending school and
finished the course in pharmacy.
Rev. C. G. Buford of Tyler is in
the city and addresses the Gram
mar School Friday night at it's
closing
Mrs. Ruby Lee Williams is in the
city visiting her mother and father
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Powers. Mrs.
Matthew Robinson has been suf-
fering with heart trouble.
Mr.. Robert Joel of Wichita Falls,
Texas, is visiting his wife, Mrs.
j. Joel. Madams Anna Hardee and
Maggie Thomas are visiting Waxa-
hachie for a few days. Mrs. Georgia
Hamilton of Quincy, Texas, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mary L. In
| gram. Mrs. Annie Polk returned
home from Hearne on the 29th
instant, where she went to carry
Mrs. Rachel Polk, her mother-in-
law, home.
Mr.. S. B. benson is visiting in
Marlin.
Madams Matte Walls, Lottie Cox
and frankie Watkins visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Shanks of Dallas
last week.
MIR. Chester Chairman after suf-
fering from a severe Illness for
about ten weeks, is up and visit
ing in Groesbeck.
Mr.. T. Johnson and daughter,
Beatrice of Cleburne are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. s. Powers. The
school closing Of Fred Douglass was
the best in the history of the school.
The annual address was delivered
by Prof. Reynolds.
The U. B. F. and s. M. Us held
their annual Thanksgiving services
at Bethel A. M. e. church on the
30th of May. Rev. R. T. Pardee
preached the sermon.
Have your money ready in the
future when the paper is delivered.
This means you.
@. NJ. e. Church.
All of the services were good
Sunday. At five o'clock the dis
trict president, Mrs. e. B. Williams
of Oak Cliff made her annual visit
to the missionary society and made
one of the best lectures the So
ciety has listened to. The attendance
was very good and very inter
esting program was rendered. The
solo by Mrs. Dora Williams deserves
| special mention.
The missionary society was enter
| tanned by Mrs. Josie Cooley who
served an appetizing menu. Mrs.
| Georgia Brown is now in the lead
having raised the highest amount
| from her menu.
Total collection for Sunday was
! $11.53.
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day morning. For the first time in
history. all of the pastors of the
different churches were out of town.
Misses III. M. Frame and l.. T.
Phillips spent Sunday in Corsicana.
Mrs. Della Carwell and daughter,
Francis have returned from Sui
phur Springs. Mr.. Wells of Tenn
pie was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Jones Sunday. Mr.. George Jones
has returned from Chicago where
he attended the Federation Of Labor
Union Convention.
Messrs. Jones of Palestine are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Beatrice
Parker. Mrs. Leila Carwell enter
tanned the Ladies City club Satur-
day. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. Herman Phillips is improving
his home. Mr.. Johnnie Rose has
returned from the Temple hospital.
Mrs. L. G. Cooper who has been
very sick is improving. Members
OF Shiloh Baptist church are pro-
crossing nicely with their new
church. Mr.. Tut Moore spent Sun
day in Sanger. Mr.. w. M. Tyler
who has been quite sick is improv-
ing slowly.
Rev. Wyatt is attending his sick
daughters bedside in Dallas. Rev.
G. c. Hammond was called to Aus
tin to see his sick wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harris are visit
ing relatives at Waco. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry O'Neal. Jr., boy.
Mr. Gilmore got his arm broken
last week. The Third Baptist
church closed its board meeting with
much success. Rev. Johns is pastor.
Miss Lucille Neal of Hillsboro is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hortense
Neal.
The Missionary meeting held al
Baptist church Sunday was great
success. Cleburne Oil Burners and
Wichita Falls Black Speeders play
ed ball Wednesday and Thursday
May 1928. Scores Wednesday 8
to in favor of Speeders; Thurs
day, 4 to in favor of Speeders
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TEMPLE.

Temple, Texas, June 4.-The
Modern Americans entertained mem
bers and the public last Wednesday
night at the X. of p. hall. Refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
evening was had. Miss Edna Ander-
son and Mr.. Chester G. Harris were
happily married last Tuesday night
at Sth Street Baptist church, Rev.
Harper officiating. The bridal party
was composed Of Misses Lola Crock
EFT, Mineola Ratcliff, Twynette Will
hanson, Messrs. Mackey @. Moses,
Nolia Davis, Thomas H. Williams,
Jr., Little Miss Eileen Beola Gar
rett, flower girl; and Master Seles-
tine Ratcliff, license bearer. Music
was furnished by Mrs. s. B. White.
Miss Coda Sans, delegate to the
Sunday School Convention at Brown
wood returned home last week.
Messrs. Mackey @. Moses, Cairo Col
Inns and Miss Augusta Byrd return
ed home from school. Mrs. Cora
Young and Miss Minnie Goodson of
Abilene are the guest of Mrs. Mary
Hamilton. Rev. w. Marcus Tay-
Tor and wife spent the week in
San Antonio. attending the State
Republican Convention and the COM
mencement of Guadalupe College
where their daughter, Miss H. e.
Taylor graduated with high hon
ors.
Mrs. c. G. Walker of Waco is
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. e. Beal.
Mrs. H. e. Reed of Dallas is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Amanda
Brooks.
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sesueY moIJ uosIepuv HoBN I'm
City visited Mrs. M. E. Spann, We'd
nesday. Mr.. James Hunter, State
neday. Mr.. James Hunter, State
Deputy, set up Royal Arch Chapter
with thirty-three members at Tyler,
Texas. Mr. Luther Witherspoon made
flying trip to Tyler on business.
Reb. ]. B. Johnson, pastor of st.
Paul Baptist church preached to
large congregation Sunday and
| Sunday night. Rev. H. w. Johnson
was at his church at Elmer, Texas
Sunday. The farmers want cotton
choppers at $500 per day. The
saints of the Holy Ghost. Rev. Lee
pastor, had a great meeting Sunday
Every Colored person ought to reat
| the Dallas Express and keep III
with what their people are doing
Go to the West End Barber shoT
for the Dallas Express. Give the
news to the reporter so that he car
get it into the Office by Monday.
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CAMERON.

Cameron, Texas, June 4.--Rev.
and Mrs. J. H. Hughes and Mrs.
A. B Robinson returned from St.
Louis, Wednesday reporting an en-
joyable trip.
Mrs. Pearlie Green Of Ardmore,
Okla, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Corine Woods. Prof. A. r. JEFF
ferson attended the closing of the
Griffin Chapel school Saturday.
Mrs Ada Ware Taylor is quite an
energetic teacher. DR.. L. Young,
our efficient physician has very
lucrative practice and many friends
here. Pastor r. H. Littleton Of
Lights Chapel delivered two excel
lent sermons Sunday. Rev. ]. w.
Williams was called to Stoneham
to fill an appointment last week.
Miss Maggie Mccoy was called to
Giddings Thursday on account of
the Illness OF his father, Thursday.
Rev. p. r. Humber and family are
domiciled in the beautiful parson-
age Of Gamer Grove Baptist church.
Many witnessed the program Of
Currie Schools closing last Monday
utbut. MiS. W. -. 44dito ~ pAihttPui'
Mrs. DR.. e. Young entertained
the Willing Workers club Of Lights
Baptist church Thursday evening.
Sicklisted: Little Isaac Greer, Robert
Evans Walker and Mr.. George Higs-
by.
The membership of Bethel A. M
e. Is delighted over the return OF
their pastor from st. Louis. Mrs
Lottie Wilburn is reported serious.
ly i'll with stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. Jones Woods had one Of his
eyes knocked out while cutting
wood. He is in Temple for medical
care.
Mission day at all Of the churches
ON the fifth Sunday Of this month
Rev. G. w. Warren's sermon was
enjoyed by the members of his con-
gregation Sunday.
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FROST

Frost, Texas, June 9.-Service was
well attended Sunday. Rev. Appling
attended the General Conference at
Des Moines, Iowa, and Rev. P. j..
Hunt filled his pulpit for him. Mr..
and Mrs. George Crathers, Mrs. APP
ping, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Richie
of Pelham were down to hear the
sermon. There have been four cases
of smallpox in our community, Mr..
and Mr.. Lige, Mrs. Lizzie McMullin
Mr.. Arbil Morris. They are conva-
descent now. Miss Lizzie Hunt, a
member of s. T. Delight Church,
who has been attending school at
Samuel Huston College has returned.
The farmers have been very busy
last week. Quarterly conference will
be held at S. It. Delight church on
the First Sunday in June. When you
have news worth printing, give it
to the Dallas Express Reporter, Miss
Sallie Hunt
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COOPER.

Cooper. Texas, June 4.KSunday
schools at both churches were well
attended Sunday. Rev. Mrs. Bull
lack succeeded in her lecture at
Mt Zion. Attendance was SO and
collection $4,000. Children's day
will be held at New Zion the second
Sunday in June. Dinner will be had
on the grounds. VIII you prepare
basket or your children and come
and bring it?
Mrs. Murphy of Greenville is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Bell. Miss Carrie May Trumble is
visiting in Paris.
Mrs. Geo. Walker carried several
brethren to Klondilke, to take part
in the Odd Fellows program. Rev.
M. l.. Lewis came in by surprise
and preached an excellent sermon
Sunday. We wish him success and
that he will remember Mt. Zion.
Mrs. Aline Walker has been re-
ported very ILL., Neighbors do not
forget your obligations. George
Vaughn and Mrs. Rosie Palmer
were delegated to the M. and D.
meeting at Roxton. Collection
$4,000.
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas, June 4-The Dis
trict Board No. 2 Of the NJ e. T.
Baptist Association met with the
First Baptist church. Rev. A. w.
Pryor, pastor. Excellent programs
We're rendered Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Charley Terry died Saturday
morning at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Terry. His funeral was
attended from the First Baptist
church of which he was a member,
Rev. A. w. Pryor, pastor, officiat-
ing. The citizens and members ex-
tend sympathy to the mother and
other relatives of the deceased.
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turned from Waco where they were
called on business. Mrs. Katy Wiley
of Cleburne and Mr.. Cornelius
Sampson of Fort Worth are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. G. Rozelle.
Miss Alma Davis celebrated her
sixteenth birthday Sunday evening,
May goth at the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. viii Davis.
Sixteen girls and sixteen boys were
her invited guest. Rev. Robert
Wells, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
church preached two forceful SER
mons last Sunday evening. One at
3 p. M, to the women and the
other at p. M, to men. At eight
o'clock service he used as his sub
ject "a Man Wanted"
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WHITEWRIGHT

Whitewright, Texas, June Sum
day school was well attended Sun
day. Mr.. Shadlock is still on the
sick list Mrs. Celia Allen left for
Boley, Oklahoma, Saturday morning
The Whitewright mites" were in
Sherman last Friday. Rev. Patter-
son was at his post Sunday. His
sons and their friends motored down
Sunday. Rev. L. H. Hearty was al
his post Sunday. Whitewright has
a good ball team ready to play any
one who thinks they are lucky
Write Box 1876 when you have news
Give it to the reporter. Cecil Gate
wood.
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). U. and Arthur Hammonds.

S. U. and Arthur Hammonds.
The usual depot committee met
all trains on the H. and II. c. and
G.. and U. r. r. Sunday. Miss
Susie Salter rendered a very good
paper at the Willing Workers SER
mon Sunday, subject: "The Duty of
the Willing Workers"
Calvert can now boast of Col
ored meat market, managed by Mr..
Harry Henry in the Colored gro
Gerry store at the corner Of Whar-
ton and Main streets. Mr.. Jas.
Woody is general manager.
Mrs. P. H. H. Cameron visited her
old home, Calvert, this week.
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cLEBURNE.

Cleburne. Texas. June REV
s. G.. Graham, pastor of the NJ e
church closed the ministerial coun-
Gil with much success. Collection
$64.04.
Rev. Cooper of Dallas preached
Sunday night at the First Baptist
church and Rev H. Wright Sun.
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PONTA.

Ponta, Texas, June 4.-The early
appearance of the boil weevil in
this section has become alarming
as they knock the squares off the
cotton as they appear. With this
exception, crops are better than us
ual.
After an illness of several
months, Mrs. Mary Wales, aged IS,
passed away Saturday morning. The
funeral was held at Plainview ceme-
terry, May goth with Rev. A. B.
Miller officiating. She was a men,
Der of the Christian Church and
leaves a son, Mr.. Lewis Wales of
of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Chandler of Summerfield, sis
to survive her. Rev. H. L. Kyle of
Alto and his two sons. Mrs. Eliza
beth Chandler of Summerfield, sis
ter to survive her. Rev. H. L. Kyle of
of -Summerfield; Mr.. and Mrs. A,
L. Melee, Mrs. Marian Baggett of
Jacksonville; Mr.. j. w. Kyle OF
Ironton; were among the number
of out of town persons who attend
ed the funeral.
Prof. o. ]. Thomas of Trawick
is visiting in Ponta, the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Hardeway He
attended the Commencement at Tex
as College last week
Ponta has already installed an ice
cream freezing plant and Is now
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
NATIVE CONGRESS

The annual Native Congress Of Che Salvation Army In southoastern Alaska. win moot this year at Mct- utahua. October 2O to 2i Tho congress win bo conducted by sad- Captain M Jawoa. Of Kotchikan. aa.stcd by Adiuunt w. J Carruth- ors of Wraugou Boat loads Of na- two delegates win be iu attendance from Boyvcw Rake Karheon, An- roon. Ku.moo. Wangcu Douglas. Kotchlban and saxman.
 Envoy Ed Atkinson. officer iu charge at Mcuakahua is making ali Arrangements for tho welfare Of Che visiting delegates Tho town coun- ell Of MoIakahua and Che elders of Father Duncans church are co-op- oratug Go make these meetings a success Wranrcl Sentinel
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that pur- suaut to an Act of Congress, ap- proved May 9. l906. entitled. "An Act Providing for Che Election Of Delegate to Che House Of Reprcscn- .auvos from Che Territory Of Alaska. ' and am Act Of Congress. approved August 2f 1912. entitled. "An Act to Create Legislative Assembly in Che Territory or Alaska. Co Confer Loc.sauyo Powers Thereon. and for Ohcr Purposes" and I'm conformity herewith. a general election win be held ou Tuesday. November Q. 1920, between Che hours of 8 o'clock Q. m. and 2 o'clock D. m Of saidaday, for Che purpose of clecting Che follow lue officers. to-wit:
 \ Delegate Co tbo House or Repre- senouyes from Che Territory Of Alaska. One member of tho Senate Of Che Territory of Alaska; four mem bcrs Of Che House Of Representatives of Che Territory of Alaska; two Road Commissioners for Road Dis- rlct No. One; one Attorney General for Che Territory of Alaska.
 The Common Council Of Douglas. having hcrctorf0rc by ordinance. duly designated tho voting precincts of said town and Che polling places in each thereof Che electors arc hereby notified:
 That an duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of Pre- cmct Nd. One of said town of Doug las. which arc as follows. North and west Of Knzlc street. win vote at Cuy Hau Building. located on Sec ond srcot which building Is owned by Che City Of Douglas. Che same be- ue Che duly designated polling place in and for said Precinct No. One. Town Of Douglas.
 That an duly qualified voters re- siding within Che boundaries Of Pre- cinct No. Two Of said town Of Doug las which arc os follows; south and east of Knzie Street win vote at Na.otor.um Buld.ug located on st Ann Avenue which building Is own- ,d by A. T. G. M. Co.,. Che same be- ing Che duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No Two. Town of Douglas
 Dated bs 25th day Of September. '192O. lSirod)
 THE COMMON COUNCIL or
 THE TOWN OF DOUGLAS.
 By L. w Klburu Clerk
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
BETTER DAYS

In his speech here Wednesday night George B. Gngsby said that he expected great things for Alaska next year. " While a majority of us have been hoping and praying for better times "neXt year. they have never materializcd But we believe Mr. Gigsby is right. Alaska is receiving more notice now than at amy time m her his-
 orv. not even excepting the days of Yo. Everyone is reading Alaska talking Alas ,a and thinking Alaska, in the States and where thing is so extensively advertised it is bound to bring results The greatest asset Valdez has, greater even than mines aud fisheries, is to secure the tourist travel over the Richardson road The scenery along this thoroughlme to the Interior IS tsc finest in ,hc world Tourists by the
 housmd will come here in future years, with autos and other couycyauccs going over the trail to Fairbanks. The time to go lucr this trade is now, before it is diverted To some other routc.-Naldcz Miner
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-15
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Tho steamship Clutch. which had been wrecked on tho north end of Douglas Island. wos brought ln and put on Che beach near Treadwoll for repairs
 John Norris. Of rrcadwelL and George BcI of Juneau. died this week.
 Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin olson.
 Population of Valdez was 26O.
 Mr. and MrH. John Wallcn arrived .u Che city to spend thc winter. after having boon n Dawson for some time.
 Miss Sadie King was seriously ill with Quinsy.