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New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

The sentimental sergeant whose idea
it was to embark upon this bolidav
harlequinade suggests that to-day's
Tower should be headed "God rest We.
merry gentleman"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Literary Critiques

Up is exactly how get het
At the very thought Of "Miss Lulu
Bett."
A. W
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
An Interested Friend

tFrom Tho Telcdo Biadc)
Fi'lpinos want their indcpendence
little less ardently than the Japanese
want them to have it.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

Securities, in their mad decline, have
been hitting a number of new marks
lately. Here's hoping you haven't been
one of, them.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

Owned snd publ,shsd daily ~ Ee~ York Tribune
3ns. . Nss York Corporation Ogden Reid. Prssi-
asnt: q Vernon Rogers. vice. President. Hslsa
ksssrs Red Secretary: 4 e Maxneld. Treasurer
Address Tribune Building. is4 Nassau Strsst. New
YsrA Telephone. BcekmAn soee.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Opus No. 5OO1

Said Miss Clare Hummer to M. Miles Minter
What kind of fVrs will they wear this win
ter?"
About the same they wore last summer"
Said M Miles Minter to Miss Clare Hummer
ALICE DUER MILLER.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

Miss Neysa McMein-or so runs the
legend-was found idling helplessly in
her studio. why" they asked her in
chorus, "why are you taking your
ease?" Because" she mad -wagged in
reply, "some one has taken my easel"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
srsscr,rr1oN sArss-s, mail MasAins
GUARANTY

Entered at the ros,ofiee ~ New York - SsesuA
Glass Mail Aattsx
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

ALICE DUER MILLER.
The withdrawal of "When We Are
Young" that sweet romance between
two members of incredibly old families,
was no surprise to those who heard the
weary frst-nighters murmuring, "Do
you believe in scions?"
The job of getting together a gift
column is absurdly simple. First tear
your hair. Then spread the word
among the Columnites that the idea is
to give The Boss vacation, and you'll
be surprised how readily they will
agree to dash Off little som mething.
You ask them, please, to have it around
to you by Tuesday, and they assure
you it will be there Monday. And on
Thursday, when it hasn't arrived yet,
all you have to do is to dig up some
thing else, and you have your column.
None other than Henry Sydnor Har-
rison has obtained for this Yuletide
Yardstick an exclusive interview with
Mayor Hylan on the police situation
Said His Honor: "All's right that's
Enright."
Then. too. there was the Commits
sioner's order to the BIZ kjacking vii
lnins. instructing them to keep off the
streets after midnight.
If you're positive you can't guess it,
"Curfew Inct DaItonlw
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

"Curfew. Jack Daltoui~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

Finally I made escape
From the crushing confines
OF the narrow village life
10 the Big City of Big Things:
Movie palaces that would house q hundred
Rosebuds,
Myriads of electric lights
Extolling chewing gum,
And all life on such scale
And all thought on such theme.
With Carol I've learned True Values,
for the brothers James,
They tell me here
Were wont to hold up trains
And Royce is junior partner
In firm for motor cars
MURDOCH PEMBEETON
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

If you're positive you can't guess it,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

New York. Dec. %, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
PERSPECTIVE

Fifteen years ago
" hen ! lived on Main Street
ifc ran dreary schedule:
Monday-The Current History Club,
luesday-The Chopin Weekly Musicale.
Wednesday--The Prairie Players Club
plays of smart newcomer Shaw.
Thursday Elk X-student Field Astronomy.
Friday Psychology for Everyman"-(On
Royce. or james or Freud),
Saturday-The League" Of Literature in
Life
Sunday-A modern" preacher on the theme,
What Chris. borrowed from Confu.
cius";
Light reading, row and then,
From The Monist G. Stanley Hall.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

JOHN PErEE TooHEY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
The National Urban League

New York, Dec. %, 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
DOUBLE HEADER
 CAME TONIGHT
Girls and Boys of Juneau and Doug Jas Win Meet for Third
 Game Of Series

Juneau and Douglas High School basketball teams boys and r.rls moot tonight n Che third game of 70 series or four thot is scheduled to bo played between Ono teams so lar Che Douglas sIrla have lost two games and thc Douglas bows have won both Of ther contests
 Tho girls have been pracucng hard and win eo on Che floor tonight wIh a determination Co win. It is aId chat during tbcir practices thH week they have shown remarkable Improvement
 The Juneau boys team. made d.s- poutc by not having won % game from Douglas for two soasons win try hard tonight to come out on top. Both games wW be Che scmppiost marp.cst ever witnessed on Che lsl- and. An four tcams win start with practically Che same luo-ups os at Che previous games
 Plans have practically been com pletod for Che Douglas High School boys team to eo to Wrusc.i ou thc City of Seattle on December 21 for series of games m chat c.ty A a1uaa Of about sIN players. In charge ol Coaoh Gordon C. Mitchell win most likely bo taken it a planned Io return just before Now Year,
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
CHRISTMAS AT TREADwEIL

The Treadwcl parontToachor Association hos decided chat thoro win bo community Christmas ,roo in their town tha year. and at ho special meeting Of thot body held Wednesday evening laid plans for Che cyout setting Che date as pc- ccmbor %. and Che placo tho rrcad- woll Club.
 A committee. to consist oi thc Mosdames. Macdonald. Richards Graves Froobure Wosehonioldcr and L. U Mcugar. wua named Go hovo charge of arrangements Tho Misses Kelsey and Fo.rman. toach- cu at Che Troadwou school were appointed to have charge of @ pro gram Go be given by Che school ohu- ircn.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
ANXIOUS MEN
 CAUSE FRIGHT
Get Relief Ship to Look for Earl A When That Boat Does Not
 Arrive on Time

Considerable anxiety was fet In Juneau carly tba week lor hc aty of Che gas boa. Ear. M. which Icr Gyr.um sunday prcum ably for Juneau on board as pas-
 nee-s were Mrs J. M Ne'sou and child and Mrs p c Boaulcau and .hlI Their husbands had len Che day before I'm ther own small boat .nI said chat thoy expected thc.r wives and ca1irer u tlc city Sum day.
 Knowing Hat Capt. NaHIev dIl ro. .lr..t to como directly to town after leaving Gypsum lon. was plane rur oa trips to several points on t.e route. Earl Mmley Of this city and others dIl no. feet much cone .eu. but ou Tuesday One tvo mon went Co U S Comm sIoner Burton and asked thar a boat be sent Go look ior Che missing eraft
 Wednesday. vbUo o1 Che way Co Juneau Captain Nau.ey ot Che Earl N me. Che maclm with tac two
 anxious husbands on board that boat having be.n secured by thc commissioner Car. ManIey ar rived at Juneau shortly al..r Q o'clock Wednesday evening"
 Before picking up h.s passengers at Gypsum. Capt. Nau.cy told lhem chat he might mo. reach DOT. for several Uuy.. a. re had several places .o r...t to put oG and aa. on pas ..r..rs They said .Hcr did no, ..r. and chat har would eo n, ..y Making sHau.ana Harhor tae am. day. rhe Earl N .ay.d .aorc a. II. na. blowing quite heavy ou,
 I. Monday morning tle captain .r out a aHor. ways and finding uat Che wind Vas s.u blowing hc wont back .o the harhor and stayed horc unu Wednesday mowue whom Hc icU for Juneau.
 Cap. Nu'.. was very much sure nrscI whom he met tae relief ship coming out after him. Hc Is 70 very careful navigator and has a ..ronr boat .1 could uo. quite se. 'he rea- ou for aI .He anxiety as ho had  said chat hc would perhaps mot ret m mu che muI.. Hl week.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
DENNIS MILAN DEAD

News has been received that Dennis Milan. for many years a rcs- Idmt O. Douglas. died Inst Saturday at Providence Hospital Seattle He
 survived by his wife.
 Dennis Milan Is real pioneer Of lo Island who came here over 22 vcan ago. Uo vaa engaged in bus nc for number Of years. being tle drat one .o operate the Hotel Hunter iu tb.s city. He sold out to He Butler Brothers oud left slightly more chan IS yoars ago for Lyndou. Wash. where hc owned a farm.
 Renting hIs farm several years neo. he and Mrs Milan came back .o Alaska and stayed on thc Island for abou. a year. he being employed in min at Trcadwell
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
STEAMER DOPE

A now schedule Of Che Alaska steamship Company win make aaii- ur for Che North from Seattle as 0uows Victoria. Dee. 17; North western. Dee. 30; Victoria. Jan. DO. The Victoria win leave by Che out side passage and win call at Che ports Of Cordoya. Latouchc and s.uarI. eliminating tho Southeast eru Alaska caIls. which. however. win Doc served by Che Northwestern
 uuaI The Southeastern Alaska
 liner Jefferson win sal for Kctchi- bau Wrauecu. Petersburg. Douglas. Juneau Hauoa and skagway on tho following dates Dee. go. Jan. and I3 The sailing Of this ship Doe 70 win make her Che Christ. mas ship to Southeastern Alaska points as Che Victoria will not make ulose calls
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
DOUGLAS WANTS
 RETURN GAME
Willing to Play Thane if Certain Conditions Are Met by
 That Team

The Thauo basketball team l. thiuuur for revenge from Che Doug las High School. Che only team Chat las defeated them this season. and .n December 1th posted a challenge ,o Che High School to play them a s1mc for Che championship Of Cas- Iucau Channel Thane objects Go \. B Cole of Juneau as referee and wants some one else. and also wants he game to be played on a neutral loor
 AS Che High School team has aot been defeated thIa season. Che same could hardly be for Che cham monshIp. and even if Thano should ru houom would be even AS the .hanenrns pors, Thane has uo say as Go where tbe game win Doc played pr who shall referee.
 Aday before the rhano challenge uas posted. Gordon c. Mitchell coaeh 0f Che High School team sent t letter to Thane telling them upon what conditions they could have an- other game. and Che provisions were moro tlan mir as considerable more bu their rights wore conceded. The letter in par, follows
 "Ihc Douglas High School basket .au team win play Che Thane team nm tdo night of December 10. pro- udcI Che Mouaoua team has not
 rrycl ou lhc Chameleon or before H1t day. u case tho Metlakatlu
 am has arrived. we win play ramo amy night they may name Hc following week. The game to ho played n some hall Chat comes somewhere near the regulation size. \. Il. Cole .II referee at lcast one half Of Che game and lf agreeable Co rhmc .ho. eau choose a referee for .lc other half An early reply is m.cd for"
 As yot ro o0Ic.al answer has been mado to tao letter.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
T.-.L- L-. - - -
Standing of the Teams
SENTENCE AFFIRMED

The sentence or four years In Che a.anutary e.yu To Al Woathou by Iudr. Bobor, " Jennings of Che
 district .our. au.r Woataom had .em found guilty Of assault with ut.nt to rob. at Che spring term Of uut has beon aImcI by ho N.ru Croui, Court of Appeals ot s.u Francisco. and mIeH pardoncl by hc president WoatheH must erye b. time at NcNc.a sIoud
 This H ono oi Che alleged "nsh piracy" eases. u which Weathcrs u.th others was charged with shoot- ur 1t Che crow ol Che camcry ton- der Forester at Admiralty Point from his gas boat Diana It was charged that Che shots were fired to numdate Che crow SO that 8 scow load ol usl could be taken
 Tho ease was long drawn out an. and at Che end Ernest Stage and tI Wmthers wore found guilty oi
 lut with Intent to rob. stage was given a year in che Juneau laiI and is now serving his umo Wealth OTIS va. sentenced to four years a' HaN0I island and hos been out on bonds awaiting Che outcome of hs appeal to Che circuit court.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
CHRISTMAS MAIL

Notice has been given chat Ono last boat chat win tako mail south uin au assurance chat Che mail win reach points u Che Eas. by chra,mos day. vui bc Che Jefferson. which Is due to go south Sunday Packages and letters should be mailed mot later chan tomorrow
 The next boats to so south wIli oc Che Northwestern and Princess uary both ol which are scheduled fo .aH souh on December l6. Mail for Che Middle West and Pacific co.st points chat catches thcsc boats au reach i,s destination by Christ mas.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
BOAT MISSING

The gas boat Diana. Capt. Ed. Jones. and owned by Charles Gold stein. is five days overdue from a trip Go the Hirt Chichagon mine on Chichacof island. and fears are felt for Che safety Of Che boat. as wire less news has been received from Chichagof that Che craft has never reached there.
 Tho Diana left Juneau on Novom- ber 30 with two men on board be- sides Che captain. She was taking load Of supplies to the mine. and was expected back in port last Sunday.
 Yesterday Commissioner N. l.. Burton Of Juneau sent the gas boat Dixon out to search for traces Of the missing boat. The Murre, on Che way to sItka, also had instruc- lions Co keep a lookout. and the Chichagon. which arrived last night searched while on the way Co port and failed to find any trace Of the vessel.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10

taking with him his portable assay outfit to examine mining prospects near McGrath. He made tho trip by dog tcam from WasIla over Rocky Pass to McGrath lt look him four ,ccn days Go make Che Grip. Tie says
 hat Che portable assay outfit was indispensable to his work and that over 900 amaya were taken that otherwise would have Go have been shipped long distances.
 Tie le.t Che Kuskokwim on Novcm- bcr 10 on his return trip and are rived here December D. After re- ma.uue at Troadwel for ton days he win go to Seattle to spend Che holidays with hia family
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
MANY INDICTED
 IN FIRST CITY
Grand Jury Attempts Co Clean Out Ketchkans Underworld
 This Week

Tt. federal grand jury now In
 Iou at Ke..H.saH recently u tuo days returned tuw.y-uue n- Hrmmts All Ha indictments u s believed. wor. mlIe .u au a..emH, .o ..car mp One town of enae.rau.o. thorrh aI o. Che indictments wore r.r.eI se.r.t according lo che Chronicle it |. lholeht chat aI Che charges were naauoy and against mon who bad mo vable means of support and arc living from Che earnings ol women
 Judge Jennings. In commenting ou m. .asa asked United states A,- r-a.r J. A smIser vheth. Che emI jury had brought tae ud.e.- mont .t I. own voiuon or whether le had .ueeat.I tl.m Mr. smser stated ual IHe indictments wero mIe by Che grand jury n ou at- tempt to clean up the town. O. hcre seemed to b. no other v1y udac Jennings issued Che bench warrants He muma.ed however Chat Che cases should have been dis.
 posed O. n thc police court
 n ad hat many O. tho. .eau. who .Harre were preferred eer. mot n. lha pr..ent limc I'm th. city, but had ielt when One grand Jury went into session.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
GATHER
 FOR ANNIVERSARY
Many Mush From Far Parts of North to Feed on Grub Raised
 in Alaska

Pioneers of Che North. from Port
 land Canal to Seward Peninsula.
 mushcd Co Masonic Temple In Seattle
 Wednesday evening. Dec. 4. and Co
 tho number Of Sl4 partook Of grub"
 brought from Che fields. flats. gar
 dons and streams Of Che land once designated as "the great white mys- terry" Under Che auspices Of Che Yukon Order Of Pioneers Seattle Lodge No. 9, Che guests celebrated Che twonty-sixth anniversary of thc order. and lived again. in song and romInIscence. Che trials. hardshlps. sacrifices and joys of Che golden quest
 Clam chowder made from Cordova clans; reindeer meat from Nome; potatoes from Matanuska. cranberry sauce from sL Michael flats. hot biscuits made out of Panama flour and picked beets from skagway. formed Che principal items on the menu, with pie Of blueberries from thc Yukon flats to top it or with.
 Charles IT, Miller who made his way into Dawson In 1897. presided. Mr. Miller was recently honorcd by election as president Of Che Seattle lodge Dan Sutherland. delegate elect Co congress from Alaska, was .he guest Of honor and principal speaker Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell. former U. s. Senator Samuel 1T. Piles. George IT. Snow. the oldest actor n Che North and a past presl- dent Of Che lodge. and Maj John C. Gotwa.s. u. s. A., chairman Of the Alaska road commission. were Che
 speakers
 Judge Charles E. Bunucl of the Fairbanks division; Arthur Frame. rcprcsentauve-elcct from Che Third division. Anchorage; John Montford and Clark P Baumar. Dawson oper- ators; Ed. C. Russell, twenty years a publisher in Alaska: O. D. Coch- ran, reproscntativc-elect from the Nome division; Mrs. M L. sutt. sec- retory. and Mrs. Alice B. Jones. treasurer of thc Ladies Of Che Gol- den North and Delegate and Mrs. Dan Sutherland were among those seated at Che speakers table.
 George IT. Snow. who served as first president of Che order. made a forccul appeal Co Alaskans now ros- Idont outside to respond Co Che call for united support of Che Northland lie declared that there arc 2S,OOO men Of pioneer calihor who arc enc titled to membership in the order
 Delegate Sutherland was received with cheers. the audience standing.
 "The placcrs Of tho Yukon are now exhausted. are gone" he said. "Tho presence Of SO many pioneers in se- atuc is evidence of Che fact" He declared his belief that thc next He- publican congress will place a tax Ion an gold used as a luxury in or der chat producers Of the precious metal may be able to produce it at a liberal profit" Tho sentiment found a responsive echo in the big
 audience He visualized a brighter side Go Alaska of Che future, how cyer predicting that fields of golden grain win soon take Che place Of gold mines. and that Che soil Of Alas ka win be titled by men from the United States. The pulp industry Is another development no longer a dream. but on January l. he said. win become a dream realized when thc first pulp mill win be in opera uon. oil for fuel is better than a prospect. The oil industry Of Alas ka win come to Che front. "l believe tho government win drill for oil there" he remarked
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
EInbolh UohuI00u 0ud
COMING HOME

Mrs Harry Wlrv.uo. accompanied by her two daughters. Eleanor and Bety ore now thc.r way hcrc. after having bcon visiting for several months witb relatives m Kentucky and ohio. They iou Covmgtou Ky. on Dee. 6. Sergeant Irvine expects them hero some tmc next wcck.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
Wcllc5iay's Games

The game. O. Wednesday evening WOr. a ua.aaVay for Trodwe.L TuaH. only rolling a total ot -09> ra. oauI ol rioalWeI uas high oore with -l6 and high average ufH IN1.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
Tuesdays Games

In Che games Tuesday evening mc Douglas uromon won from Che Ready Bullion team ay Che marrow margin ol sN pius Che totals being
 la5 to 12.g William Robertson at Che oremeu rolled is0 for high score and Ray Mccormick of Che
 me team had high average with
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
TREADWELL LEADS
 IN TOURNAMENT
Fiity-oue Pins to Che Good in Sec ond Round-Each Team Win
 Bowl Twice More

Wth mclr victory over Che Thouo bowling team Wednesday night Che Trcaducu boWlou jumped Go Che front m Che Treadwou iIrcmona tournament and now lead thc Doug Jas urcmcn iu Che two matches played by 5l pus One totals being Trcadvcu i50l and Douglas ll50.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
FROM SEWARD

Mrs. ?. L. Rowloy, accompanied by her throo children. arrived here 0n Che Admiral Watson Tuesday night from Seward Mrs Rowley and family win live at Trcadwell. where Mr. Rowley is employel in a clerical capacity at Che Treadwcll atoro
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
Frdava Game.

The Eagles boW,mg team dcIcat- cd rbmc last Friday evening by a score oI 2O15 ping to 2O66 Ray Mccormick bowling with thc Eagles. madc high score ot l9l and high av- eueo Oi l6G 2-H.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
TEACHER
 PROGRAM ARRANGED
Monday Night Is Regular Monthly Meeting Night of Che
 Organization

A most entertaining and mstruc- tive program has been arranged by Che committee I'm cha-ec for th. regular meeting ot ,te nousw pmcnt-Teacher Aa1..nuou at Che
 school house next Monday evening" Tho program win be as fellows
 Selection Heh School Orchestra Address Gordon C. Mitchell Plano Duet ............. ..................
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
BUYS GATEWAY

Harry G. Steele. owner or Che Cor- dow Daily T.me has purchased Che Seward Gateway and win pub Ish it ln Che future
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10

Have you answered the Roll Call for 1921? Do it now.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-27
CLUBDOM
Cummings Parent Teacher.

The executive board Of the Cummings
Parent~T Teacher association met Thurs
day afternoon, followed by meeting
Of the association. splendid reports
were heard from the social service,
lookout and entertainment committees.
Mrs, r y, Wellons was elected secre-
tary 10 fill the unexpired term Of Mrs
M. r Burton,
A child welfare meeting win be held
on March II, for which AN interesting
program Is being arranged Lunches
viii be served in the sehoolroom Thurs
day and Friday for thes benefit OF the
kitchen fund
The February graduates will be en-
tertained with a boy party al the Or
pheum on Saturday afternoon. followed
by tea in the Peabody tearoom.
The class consists Of the following
members, Misses Evelyn Eilet Mary
Martin Lula Mae Nash, Margaret
Naggener, Mary Jett White and Julia
X Williams; MeSsrs. Howard Brigance,
Winston Hines, Edward McCorkle and
Floyd Schrtvener The honor medal
given by the Parent Teacher associa-
ton was presented to Miss Evelyn
Etlet
Miss Pearle Markey principal and
Mrs, George CreaEer, president. Of the
association, and other members Of the
faculty and association, will be the
ChaptrunS.